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nomic life of the nation at war.
According to the editorials of
the capitalist controlled press, the
rise in prices is due to the "excess
purchasing power of the people;
that they have too much money IN
relation to the available supply
of consumer goods; that one of the
surest ways to prevent initiation
is to DECREASE funds now in
the hands of the rank and file"
We must consider the source Of
such a line of reasoning. If a de-
duction of that nature were true
and did not conflict with the
physical facts; why can it be
proved that a shortage of consul
mer goods does not automatically
produce a rise in prices or wages.
There are millions of workers in
this country who are getting sub
standard wages, which do not
provide their families with a
healthy diet and healthy living
conditions necessary for war work.
There is no scarcity of farm and
food commodities on which the
working families spend 400 of
their weekly wages. It is only an
enforced scarcity" If you please,
controlled by grafters, and price
saboteurs. It is these ~"gougers"
of the working-man's pocketbook
and not any pressure of excess
buying power" which has caused
the $50 increase in food since last
year.
The wages which many r get
ting now, due to working longer
for the first time in years
are not going into any stampede
for consumer goods. They r 60
ing to pay off past debts, to buy
the daily necessities and to buy
Bonds In line with Roose-
and Labor's program. This
increase in the public
which is supposed to be
pushing prices upward is a fallacy
in relation to necessary commod-
tiles of food and clothing.
There need be NO initiation if
the corporations and capitalist
interests accept a reduction in
their already huge profits. The
is either initiation or a
ruinous decline in the working
of Labor. These profits
as usual" campaigns" have block
ed President Roosevelts 7-point
plan Namely-That price increas-
es be halted; rents should not
rise beyond the March level; that
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mination with the cooperation of
labor to rectify this situation in
every way possible"
Signing the statement were Sec.
Knox, Under-Secretary Forrestal,
Bard and Asst. Sec. of the Navy
for Air, Artemus Gates, together
with Admiral Ernest J. King, COM
mander-in-chief of the u. S. Fleet;
Vice-Admiral F. J. Horne and S.
M. Robinson, and Rear Admiral
G. w. Fisher.
NAVY BELONGS TO ALL
Their statement pointed out that
the Navy is the largest single en-
ployer of labor in the country and,
as an integral part of the govern
ment, lis the Navy of the farmer,
the businessman, the banker, and
it is the Navy of labor of all types
and categories; in short, it is the
Navy of all the people of the
United States"
, 1942-09-02

Using the facilities Of Is COM
mercial airlines, the Army Air
Forces flies an average of 1000, 900
pounds a week of priority cargo
with it's new Contract Air Cargo
Division.
, 1942-09-02
Traditions Sink as Navy
New Labor Policy
BY Henry C. Fleisher

AsHNGION D. c-Teo S Navy in major Statement of policy: this week announced
workers. in navy ards ordnance plants and other naval shore establishments
, 1942-09-02

The announcement, made public
almost simultaneously with the
news of the U. S. offensive in the
Solomon Islands, indicated a sharp
break with decades-old Navy ira
dition of giving labor a complete
cold-shoulder.
Asst. Sec. of the Navy Ralph
Bard revealed that the Navy
would shortly call the first of a
series of quarterly meetings aim
ed at attaining "closer coopera-
ton, more understanding of each
others problems, nor friendli-
ness in our relationships and I'M
doubtedly greater sacrifice on the
part of all of us.
"This is a sincere attempt to
bring together in a harmonious
unit all men and women of the
Navy family for the sole purpose
of winning this war and achiev-
ing victory for our country and
our common cause" Bard added
The announcement said that
wages, shorter hours or "less dis
cipline" would not be on the
agenda, but it indicated methods
would be sought for reducing or
settling grievances and seeking the
most cordial labor-management
relations.
BREAK WITH POSTS
Indicative of the changes in
Navy thinking on labor, was a
frank admission that much of the
responsibility for previous fric-
ton has come from the Navy
higher-ups.
ut is apparent that we have
not yet attained that measure of
cooperation which is possible and
vital In this about war;" the Navy
said, "and we i'm the management
end of the Navy admit our share.
Of the responsibility for this lack
Of unity, and express our deter
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At The Score Board
By r. S. Richeson, UE Local Sol

Everybody agrees that initiation is economic condition of
rapidly rising prices in which the purchasing power of the dollar is
steadily undermined. But the disagreement comes O the explanation
of what causes prices to rise s. rapidly which disorganizes the eco
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-16
Lewis County Felix
To Get Together q
First Christian

Former residents ~ chehAlls
ccntraiia and other L<vis county
towns win Join IN = reunion AZ $50
Sunday night al the FIRST Chris
tan church. the pastor. the R<v.
Carl A. Johnson. former pastor af
the chehaiis church. wlIi extend
greetings and Introduce the vs.i-
tors o. c. Gross. formerly ef Cen.
trsiia. viii lead the song service
and Miss Jean Coleman. = former
resident Of chehsiis. win sing.
During recent Months many
Lewis county people have moved
10 Tacoma because Of war indus-
tries" said Mr.. Johnson. "Ths
Sunday night service viii give
these people an opportunity % re-
new old soaualntances and beeoms
better acquainted with Tseoms
folk"
At the Al o'clock morning wer.
ship. Harry soioos Of Pacific La.
theran college will be guest sololst
singing 20 Lord On High" ana
Calvary" The sermon toplo u
- Door Of Faith for You. Too"
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Chaplain Eymann
Speaks Sunday

Chaplain Harold Eynsnn wili b
one Of the speakers at the First
Evangelical church. 18th ana X.
Sunday evening st 80 p. N. The
congregation. under the leadership
% the pastor. win launch q pro-
gram OF soldiers aid which il 10
continue throughout the year.
Rev. Arthur Andersen. director
Of the United Churches Service
% Tacoma. viii outline procedure
for churches In meeting spiritual
neds Of service men. This organi-
zstion Is the contact group for
churches Of the city and military
camps.
Planning Of the years campaign
il under the direction Of the
Christian Endeavor Society head
ed by Dorothy Rasmussen. II will
meet during the coming week and
arrange suggestions OF the speak
ers into a working program.
Chaplain Eymann win speak
from the standpoint Of soldiers
needs and viii sing. The Holy
CITY" known for his musical
talent his services are In demand.
Mrs. Eymann win accompany him.
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rsnaes chspsi - Ponder station
william POS. pastor SUNDAY sahool
70 % u 80 sp.ssss. Nm. ss.s.
Young people. - nefslos, 20
-.s r.. NJ: :I snp :'. :ss.ss:ss
ant Nsstins ioso
%. P~fsrs ssnss, sehsst--oid t.
emma q Oscar Anderson. supefin-
tendsnt SUNDAY scneol spss
~, fseoms asss.s A's''s"--is's -
rsosms ossp~s Misssss--ss ira
ana Tacoma Josepn orssn passas
Services Fri1sss 40
rhs cnssss-t snsssss t1ss eksss~
~. { I ' sss. .: &c ''' .. s's:s;
D. Combs. issdef sunday school. 10
s ...r.l !. - sab'sss Keeping me
.s s:s.ss' si.s :s:;ss. -:. s ..s,s q
fseams 4ysss ss.ss~ ss9.
Ssrss fsmmsssts fbssss spens-
.ss 'o,a y s.i,disn<. sandsv
zee. 30 csiid'sss s'ss's@s
cbnsss victor, chsssi-. is1s IA
eofna ave Victor . fss0fnslg pastor
SUNDAY sebeol 10 e@fsiess ~ sfd
80
Ftfsresf csmmsnlfy Ghsssh--A ~
smith pastor aun1ss arhfss1 70
Aauit sfbis elsss 10 - e>fsies u
Associates nssis - aassfs-- Nszpsps
.i..s eg''.s tss ssssssss s's's
cs~masn, s..--nsy.' .sissss.
HAL DIVISION laBs ana - q -
q. ahas. teeeess
GsfDmnsify aems cnsssh = sssh
snd rpik SUNDAY seboei. 10 nsrf-
iaes. ~
oosp<i s<Fste<s-f CA sadit1f-
lum fth snd bfo@desy A1em b
Hunter eonduetine Services. II sb1
rsrs ch.psi chsfes u Bs1--.ztzs
- Hfike1on Crusaders. . %. tzIns
das school. 10. Services. ~
Tacoma rhsssephlfsi se<lstv--1xs
30 Tacoma sss Aestln9. . . ~
npssksr Sohu fnfrn.
nfssfsify Fisfe eeDmaoiiF assns I
aas scflapi IN senoos suiidias, 70 %
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Churches Unite For
Joint Control Of
Juvenile Delinquency

BALTINORE-To meet an In
ereasing juvenile delinquency prob
lem In Baltimore and TO bring
about better cooperation between
Protestant churches and social
agencies. new department Of
Christian social relations has been
opened by the Council OF Churches
and Christian Education OF Mary
land Delaware.
The new agency will continue.
on a reorgsnlzed basis. the work
formedly done by the Associated
Big Brothers and Big sisters of
Baltimore.
The Rev. Harold A. Bosley, mini
lister Of the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. Ia chairman of
he department.
Names Of chaplalns for emer.
gency housing units In the Balti-
more area also were announced.
one hundred years OF Protestant
cooperation in Baltimore were
celebrated with an ecumenical
service of worship In Brown Mem
orial Presbyterian church under
auspices OF the Council OF
Churches. In cooperation with
friends Of the World Council Of
Churches.
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Taeesaz uzni>t<<F F<zlz~<1Ir
wIn meet Il - Fir<< fr>><xs>rszz
eharcA r<enms snd Nv. ave- a
Tuesday nnFslnH. Ncx. n. II u -
% hear Mayer Niil.zn ,. p<vin -
seattle sp<ak 90 -Ths cnurezs
Responsibility Teix,.~
Mayor nevin. ~ ana<r<<sn1la6
ehursnnsn. IN have : a<<Ho1e
% vital lntsFe<s 70 Al ministers
Al regularly or<Iained nznl1<eFs
Il rssamz snd xleialts 49, nxsl<s
10 attend
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ent OF the ]. p. A; prayer. Albert
+. Farrar. member Tacoma police
department; greeting from the
Rev. Harold Powers. dean Of the
B. S. T. school. Eugene, Oregon;
and in The March to Victory"
the pastor. the Rev. Fred Horn
shuh. will tell the story Of the
long struggle for one OF the finest
church homes in the Puget Sound
country.
Mayor 10 speak
At the dedicatory services at
2;30. the pastor viii preside. The
dedicatory sermon viii be by the
Rev. Everett b. PARROT. evangel-
LIST. Of Los Angeles. Hiding Hal
version. of Seattle. win lead the
song service.
Also participating in the service
will be the Rev. w. II. officer,
Seattle; Mayor Harry p. Cain. and
Einar Langseth, commissioner OF
public safety.
Greetings viii be brought by the
Rev. Carl johnson, president OF
the Tacoma Ministers Fellowship;
the Rev. Walter o. Maeoskey
president Tacoma Council Of
Churches; Harold Amundson, army
evangelist from Fort Lewis.
Hold Special Services
Evangelist PARROT will remain
in Tacoma several weeks TO con
duct a series OF revival services
He is one OF the most forcefu
evangelistic speakers in the west
He comes here as a personal friend
Of the pastor to help make know
the gospel which inspired Faiti
Temple congregation In the under
taking Just completed.
Though the building represent
an actual outlay OF approximate,
$500, the value of the building
estimated on today's cost figures II
said to exceed 100000.
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Fern Hill Subject
70 Be Prejudice"

Sunday morning al II o'clock
wirship service the pastor will
preach on. Jesus and Race Preju-
dice" In our country 10 an intense
feeling against people Of other
races tho church must live the
teachings OF Jesus Christ. Jesus
was a member Of a race strongly
nationaiistio but. He was an in
ternationalist in His Spirit Of love
and Redemption.
In . world filled with hatred and
strife the Christian Church must
sound a constructive note 10 equal
opportunity for ali races. Not only
In the realm OF religion but also
in education. social equality. and
political riGhts.'
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Tacoma Ministers
Attend Prophecy
Meeting in n. Y.

The Rev. RI. Powell. =. y.
and the Rev. Adam = Hunter.
were among speakers who lnlned
In endorsing = statement 81 fnish
Affirming the literal truth 81 M
be prophecies and deneunclnk
anii-scmitiam. Il wss learned N
this city saturday The meeting
took place Friday. New. {. Il New
York Congress. On Prophecy.
The Congress met for eight days
from Sunday, Nov. l 10 at Cab
vary Baptist church IN New York
city. Thousands attended the
meeting. according te the report.
coming from ell over tho u. 5.
10 participate In the program.
Meeting 10 formulate ne een-
vtctlons a. faith in the Christian
church and IN prophetic writings
the Congress brought together -
leaders Of various denominations
under auspices Of American BEARD
o. Missions 10 Jews. Inc. which
carries on work IN Europe and
South America a. well ~ IN the
U. =.
The following declarations were
unanimously endorsed:
The sge-eld hatred against
Jews has again been revived and
has shocked civilization with its
revolving manifestations overseas.
even IN our own land Of historic
freedom and tolerance u has been
given Encouragement TO the estent
some elements Of the Christian
church have been disturbed there
by. We believe anti-semitism IN
It's present vicious world wide
manifestation IL incompatible with
both the letter and spirit Of ths
Gospel. and IL 20 be stunned and
guarded against by ali who sin
cerely love our Lord Jesus Christ:
TO do kindness and 10 show mercy
TO the seed OF Abraham u > d.
rect Christian obligation
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aggregation
be Completed
kruggle

before the money was gone and
|rk stopped. More funds were
rumulated and with some Of the
literal and labor donated the
Hiding began 70 take form. II
as this procedure over the three
kars that produced the fine build
z into which the congregation u
oving from the small sanctuary
d 21st and I.
| The building Is so BY III feet.
Splid masonry and concrete con-
truction with twelve inch walls.
he exterior finish Is ivory stucco.
eilings are finished In ivory and
e inside walls In cream. In the
De walls are more than q thous-
Id glass blocks and window
khts
The main auditorium has SIS
Ipera seats. The balcony extends
around three sides. Besides the
auditorium and balconies there are
Fenty-five rooms for classes and
Rher activities of the church. The
not yet completed. win
another twenty-five rooms
Altogether the seating capacity Of
The building will be close to 1000.
Carpets. draperies and furnishings
are dark ed.
A unique feature Is the bsptistry
which Ia built above the pulpit and
behind this is an oil painting sxi2
feet of a Jordan river scene and
The light from heaven beaming
through the sky onto the waters
in the baptismal tank with a four
color electric light display light
ing the baptismal services.
Dedicatory services begin with
a Sunday school rally at e:4o. The
worship service at IL will include
an address o. welcome by the
Rev. Earle Pottinger. superintend-
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Church OF the Air

The speaker for the church az
the air ON Sunday II 10 be the
Rev. DIR. Bickham Of Chicago. who
Ia In the Pacific Northwest ~ .
representative Of Federal Council
Of Churches service 10 the army
camps In chargs of the preaching
mission 10 be held next week Al
Fort Lewis This IL heard over
XVI from $50 10 300.
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schaffner. district pastor services
/ lsaturday1 sabbath school $50 woT
ship II Youns psopis's sespsf ssrs'
Ice. sundosn
south slse--so. ssth ana Thofnp-
son X o. Hchaffnsf, district pastor
e'ss Worship H. Young people
sFIHITUALIsT CHURCHES
Eternal truth spfrifusiisf Church
Of Amsfies--sO - 9th Lillian Wen
stsr. pastor Healing. 100 Lecture
speaker. the REV Edith wsfsnsf
Powers.
first gtsfnst Lns spsfitssii.'
I Church 2t04 % l Nellie warden
pastor Circle : s<rmsnstts.
Progressive spiratssi chufeh-- RE-
O. Boz SIT 30. fscoms--sons s<yvios
T.4s. Service. .
sstens, sp,sitssilss cbsreh = coo
Speaker. the nss. Irene Snrrshs.
aon rismina pastor Services Tues
dAy Lecture and asissflons
ilni.ef.aI -slrssasi itshi chsssh
1888 So pswcstt Martin X Fsss.
pastor Services. Tao sps@sss.
william Hsy.
afssEII4sEous
American lake sooth a y
school 10 ssryiass 1so fesins
As.eelsisd slsl. staa~sts-w omsns
Clubhouse szs Brosd~sv
Church u ted - tetb ara sim
s lssa. .sssl s'P s.ssls.. s'i io.s ' sss
csnmanii, HONS csussh = ssss
sandsy school 10 services Il. Touns
SUNDAY school 10. Services. II
EdEssssa ehspsl-kasssooa sss
nute hlnson ossief sonass senDsi
me ,ssrnws, fssernssse--so,h sna
south Tacoma var Geo . Bostfem
evangelist Bills slboos 81 s%s
cbafsfp Of God ~ chrisf--7sll -
X ~ Hozers pastor. etzndss sebecs
s4s sersses - ana 3
Chafeh ~ the nssifnf chrst-rs-
vision 81 No HENRI vietos nof-
Fan psst0r. SUNDAY school 10 s~ss-
Church ~ csrsa--so sssh ana 1
q 7 pois4Il minister esssiess u
en-, ,,,m 10 sf, ,s.,'' s,.s. - "'h fs ,"
SssFsassfe- <s1a - eEsfiasn a
nsY n Henderson pastor SUNDAY
scnooi ga services u ana J&e
Youth Crusader services $40
frendr Cbsfeh fonsssfst - tstn
ana AekinisF Calvin Choate pAstoE
suncas schooi 543 Services. 4 ana
100 Christian Knessscr $50
Hops chsp<f-souEs tsth ara esii
Veru 6pliiman. Dastof. SUNDAY
sdhDcl. st3 Services. n and 7 20.
1ehesshs witnsss~s-sorta ESQ s11
STATE Aoasl study ssso watch
Llftis fsfssa Choreh American
Laks Carlisle a echnfsf. pastor sun
oar school l. sersicsz. II and J 80
c e. go
laks Clfs Chafeh = Edsin Cor
pastor SUNDAY scnopl 10 Services ~
LItfls Cbspst--fis7s4 Coznuefes -
q ~ sflsziltz pastor SUNDAY
sehoel sts ssryiess u ana TAO
Apostolic Faith - 1918 South .
Ara Frleds L Martin pAstcr sum
dsy school as Services ~ and 3
YOUNG Peoples hiaaionary socists
Open Dssf siissfnn -ezls south Ia
coma var. b II Brammer. suDerin-
lsndsnL Sunday scnooI. 10 Services
and 7s4a
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Church 81 N Hea1in9 CHRIST.
Ma ! n nsvtsfon. ttenry vte>sf
Morgan. mlnisfer. snrsaee<1 No.
fi<I<na }. Martin hss fslsrno1 -
rxeoma far Z v~ea.s sDenGem>st
sunday through ru1sY. Mot
iass wIil - hei1 eaily a ~
church Al iolsoI 80 ~ 4 No.
Martins subjs<t Nsm1sy mosnlNG
u sreur Power. tmpsssoncs. ~
Possibilities N osd 4 k>aitnr
vssp<r service vii ~ he'd 81
o'clock when shs win nIvs - -
dress IN Our Part n ~ oveol
War"
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n. Speaker from Seattle stake high
American lake - Masonic temple
steilacoom CITY SUNDAY school e3g
-372i East jay Ray Stewart. pastor
No services Sunday because OF district
conference In Seattle,
sis,E p#sHYfEnIas
First = 50 iith ana "A ROY
s slr II ana 80 Gospel visits-
ton. 2. Christian youth. $50. Adult
prayer. 100.
PREsByTEHIAS
Hethans No sIsf and VERDE.
Arthur Stevenson. pastor. sunday
school. oa45. Services. ~ and J 80
Morning worship with REV. bred Al
pleton. missionary from the Philllp-
Ines speaking. Evening study ana
prayer hour.
pastor SUNDAY schooi s4s Services
III and 73o. G. 4. society. Ttlb.
FIRST Iacorna ana Divisiob
Renvick Mccullough. pastor hundss
seheoi % ss ssT,,sss -ws. sn9 INNS inc
Go Wrong" ana when God Rules
the world" and "Hs Gave Ills Prom
iss"
fmmanBel-so eth sno Harold
3 Long. pastor Services. II
Little Church ON ths prsis's-laks.
20 s sgn@sniis es Sau Sherman NV w
Artpds. Port Lewis chaplain. speaker.
aaniion Psrs - sstn ana gtss-
snns G W.. johnson. pastor bible
school. ESQ. . Services. II. Christian
Oakland . 50 uth ana Proctor
n Af4FsAnm
school. s4s services II sna lad
G. z. ESQ sermonA. -Crest Words VI
scripture" ard ~fhs faesiisney Of
Thy Nsmss
gsst side chspei = si4 IA sstn
ysrn p poole pastor kssnins ssf'-
sprssss asmorisl 50 s7n ans
warner. Charlss encvden pastor
sunday school 10 Services II ana
fir.t unn.s-psviaon .ne Grant
Henry o Dsetz, pastor sunnsy
Young people 9 30 s~fmons. The
and IN. Dsy ~ salvation
Rssfminsfsf-bo. eoth ana 1 ga
George ) Fl1lchef minister bundst
school. SIS services. ~. sermon.
The Imperial word b Frederick
ARPl. ss. , rsga. pss0'. .e,s ana c,..
usnt SUNDAY school s+s ssrs-
icea. II.
Fifs ChseeI--Bfbls school. 10 sery-
Pr.sb,tsrisa oospei Center - win
throD hotel. Broadway entTsnee.
Bibls ciA.4es. 10. Services. IL and
7.so.
sALyATtO~ Amy
Gem. 10 - 100 No 18TH Ear
williams major sunday scnool
. 90. Young peoples legion. ZIP.
Op<n air service 10 30 and 7.lb.
Services - II and It's.
south tacoma Oul fost---tzud and
Oakes afrs Axkev IN charge sur
day school As Services 100 Young
Corps Na g-fils 50 i7th. sun
/ dsY school s;45 MAJ ana Mrs Ene
Anderson In shargs sunday school.
ss45 Prayer service. 7sSo .. n BAL
walton meeting
spanaNsy-sunesy school. 2.
{
sEsESTH-DAT ADVENTIST
fint-CcSner %. 10TH and / y. o.
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PUBLISH INFORMATION
PHII.ADELPHIA--A seri

articles on the important Jewish
festivals will be published here by
the Christian education depart
ment of the American Baptis,
Publication Society. The series
will be used by Baptist teachers,
IL was stated.
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The man who stops TO listen TO
his applause Is liable to lose In
terest in the work which won the
APPLAUSE.
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sEI.AssIE INVITES
SWEDISH MISSIONARIES
ny Religious News service
aTO CKHOLM inv GnbIs

Twenty-Five swedish missionaries
are expected 10 leave shortly for
Abbyainia. In response To an invi-
tation by Emperor Halle sslassie.
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tcontinued From Preceding Pase)
Mason No 2stn and Madison hos
Leslie smith pastor SUNDAY school
s:45 Services II and 7.3o. Young
peoples groups. 0 and $50 fireside
PaSkiand-Annette KishIbaueh .nd
s sisols 10. Ps ssTsices' 'i II sermon
Awake" Youth fellowship. 2.
~. Paul's-so. asa and l. VIM. Z
Callahan. pastor Service. II. Junior
high fellowship. 7 Senior high. 7 so
Preside. $40. Sermon. Growth"
Trinlty-ooo IA s5th Jonn csusn-
len. pastor. SUNDAY school ESQ
Services. II and 7;so Young people
$50.
fRFF NFTH0DIsT
O.s si6s'1 ssna. 30 school 10 Services
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sermons. why Fear oodf" ana How
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First-So 37th ana Al Arthur
Cook. pastor. SUNDAY school s.4o
Services II and T'45 YOUNG people
. 10 0FIIflIu mn
gelistic sermon.
PENIECOsTAL
Bethei-So iith ana John "
hoseid pastor sunday school ste
Services IL and 7.30
Tabernscle-s Do lat. and o harr,
J. Stsii pastor sunday school sAo
Services IL snd 7s3o
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Tacoma Y p Morris pastor sun
day school IS Services II and
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Glad TidinEs Assembly Of God
So25 No Pearl Lyls B sprsdiey pas
tor SUNDAY school ss45 services II
and 746
south Tacoma Full Gospel Isbef-
nacle-62O5 50 Union. James Hondls.
pastor Services. 8 D IN.
Gospel LiEhf TsbrrBseis-Ailton
1. steiler pastor Services. II and .
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LAIIER DAY SAME

Lincoln ward-ssd and PARK sun
day school 10 Priesthood nesting.
II 30 Sacrament meeting. 7 Speaker
from Seattle stake hizh council.
tacoma Central Wsrd--Ho L ana
Steele Priesthood meeting. . SUNDAY
school. 1890. Sacrament meeting.
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