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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-17
MT. LAKE PARK

That letter last week in this paper
written by W. L. Camden, and caption
Something to Think About" seems
to have served its purpose so far. Nou
correspondent was rather interested to
get the reactions of both toWns-Loch
Lynn Heights and Mountain Lake
Park-so did bit of quizzing. Some
how we had an idea that there would
be plenty of kicks, but imagine oar
surprise when the first few men we
I talked with were most enthusiastic re-
garding the project. All were men Of
standing in their community; several
had held Office in their town.
One Of them figured there was
plenty of room for an industry which
would in no way affect the summer
trade. In the next town u group who
also agreed that it was a silly thing
to have two towns with just a rail
road crossing between.
One thing was made plain, however.
on both sides and that was regarding
the government Of the town. All stip-
ulated that there should be two coun-
cihnen from each side appointed. Then
there should be the one at large who
would take his chances at the election
along with the town clerk and mayor,
etc. We talked only with the males Of
the communities. The few women
queried seemed in favor Next week
we aim to get more from that sex.
Personally we think its pretty
good idea There is no end to what
the two towns combined could do. One
postotfice serves both. Churches on
both sides have members from each
town The only industry in the COM
munity employs from both towns and
both lodges, the IOOF and Rebekahe,
have members on both sides From
any standpoint, economically or other
wise, it would be fine thing for all
The time element is one drawback.
With the Maryland General Assembly
in session next month it would seem
that some hustling would be needed.
After all, now is the time to get some
of those factories-we have every ad-
vantage. Good roads, plenty of vacant
land, close to the railroad, good water,
gas and electricity - what more
could be desired?
Mr.. Camden has given the people
Something To Think About and
they are doing that very thing. 1t
would be interesting if folks would
write to the editor on the subject for
or against.
Looking over a copy Of the North
western VS.. Illinois football program
Of November 7, we ran across page
tapticned These men played on the
Northwestern 1892 football team, and
listed 9g h 1fharL WINS Torad Nouper
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-17
Barrett Calls Off
Maryland Blackouts
Until After Jan. 2

Col Henry S. Barrett, State air
raid precautions director, stated that
all blackouts had been called off until
after January 2. because Of the
danger to crowds in Maryland
cities"
The Colonel warned, however, that
all free state residents were expected
to "be ON the job and cooperating if
an actual raid comes"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-17

Miss Viola Broadwater entertained
the teachers bridge club at the home
Of Mrs. Harvey Friend Tuesday even
ing. Three tables were in play. Miss
Nelora Swauger won high honOrs and
Mrs. R. f. Guard received the floating
prize. Refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Friend
Guests included Miss Ida Engle, Mrs.
Evangeline Glenn, Miss Helen Miller,
Mrs. H. F. Glover, Mrs. w. NJ. Tuck
er, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Mickey
Guard, Miss Betty Stemple, Mrs. Bibe
Williams and Mrs. Friend.
A Christmas program will be pre-
scented in the Methodist church here
on Sunday evening, December 20.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Elwood Riley at their home Mon
day evening, December 7th.
The Church of God Ladies Aid Of
Sand Spring met at the home of Mrs.
Harold Friend on Wednesday, Deem
Der g. The day was spent in quilting,
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Sadie Fike, at Hazel
ton West Va.
The Evangelistic Set-up cabinet
held its second meeting on Monday
evening, December IA, at 1880 in the
Methodist church with Dr.. James l..
Robinson, chairman of the Conference
Evangelistic Commission as speaker.
The evangelistic committees Of the
other three churches of the charge
enjoyed the meeting.
John William returned to Alexan-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-17
Women's Club Has
Its December Meeting

The Business and Professional
Women's Club held its December
dinner meeting at the William-J james
hotel with about thirty members
present The table was decorated in
Christmas colors and candlelight.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-17

the Railway mail service during the
holiday rush.
Mrs. Jennie Richardson is in Wash
ington, D. c., where she has accepted
a position with the L. s. Treasury
department.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-12-17
FRIENDSVILLE
Red Cross Meeting

The First Aid committee of the
Garrett County chapter of the Amer
lean Red Cross held its first meeting
in the Fliendsville school last We'd
nesday night Certificates were award
ed those having completed the first
aid course and those from Oakland
and Power House who had previously
received their advanced certificates.
The purpose of the first aid organ
ization, Miss Miller said, was to be
prepared for an emergency that may
arise, such as an invasion or an air
~ id
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Larson. pastor. Sunday school 10.
Service. IL. Sermon, The FINAL
JUDGMENT"
Hoff. pastor. Sunday school adult
Bible class. e:45. Services. IL and
Z 80. Sermons. "The Tragedy of I'm
preparedness" and "One Thing Re-
mains"
Faith Evangelical wisconsin synod)
-e6th and Park R. Jeech, pastor
Sunday school. 10. Services, IL. Ser
mon. Full satisfaction In Christ"
Rydell. pastor. sunday school. e:4o
Service. IL and 7:so. Sermon. "Ae-
cepted or Rejected." and Gods
Exercises"
Grace Evanger1cal 10. L. C.)-T3o1
so. Park. H. N Svinth, pastor. Sun
day school and Adult Bible class
so Services. 10 80. Luther league, o
Sermon. Prom Death Unto Life"
Hope-So SAD ana Warner. g. J
johnson. pastor SUNDAY scnooi anc
Immanuei-No 18th and Stevens
Milton Nesvig. pastor. SUNDAY school
Gas. Service. IL and 7:30. Rev. VI. l.
Nesyig. guest pastor Evening sermon
Treason In the Church"
Luther Memoriai-So. 9Th and Eye
A. R. NJ. Kettner, pastor. Bible Class
Mating Ignorance" and Truly and
Acceptably Thankful"
Messiah-i2oe so Eye. o L Jensen
pastor. SUNDAY school. e:4o. Service
| ii. Sermon. preparedness" and Rev
". n. Thorpe. evening speaker:
Mountain view-Near Puyanup Z
8. Toliefson. pastor SUNDAY schoo
o:45 Services. IL.
Falkland Trinity - 50. PARK AMI
wheeler Nordshl Thorpe paste,
Sermon. "The OIL Of salvation"
Ruston Chapel - sad and Pearl
Burdette Benson. inferno pastor. Sun
day school ESQ service. 1850 ser
mon. "In. But Out"
OIiyet-l42S So K Q A sorkness
pastor. SUNDAY school e:45. Services
II. and 7:3o Speaker. Rev. Gilseth
Our Redeemer tMissouri synod
Service! $50. Sermon. Christian
Our saviors nth and , } I
Redal. pastor Sunday school. $40
Service: II. Sermon. BE Ne AIS
Parkland Evangelical tNorwegiar
synod Confereneel- Soinn
Guilixson. pastor SUNDAY school
$50 Service. 1880. sermon. 'Th'
wonderful Christ"
81. Pauls-so. nth and Tacoma az
Rev Arthur Sydow. pastor Sunda
school. $50. Services. 1880. Sermon
Before Him shall BE Gathered Al
Nations"
st. Paul Danish-isio 50. l. JON
Fnselmann, pastor SUNDAY school
10. Service. IL. Sermon. The unhot
Three" =.
| Trinity - So 18TH and l; ~
Moranssn. pastor SUNDAY scnooL y.
service. il. Sermon. rear, falti
and Miracles" 80.
zion Missouri synedl 50 les
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
New Church Head in
Denmark Dispels
Fear Of Persecution
BY Religious News Service

HOLM (By Cable)-
Fears OF Danish Christians that
the advent of the Scavenius cab
met might inaugurate a persecu-
ton of the church, have subsidized
as the result of the appointment
of Valdemar Holboell as minister
of church affairs.
While favored by the Germans
and Danish Nazis, Holboell is not
considered a decided Nazi sympa-
thizer. Prior to his appointment,
Danish churchmen feared the post
might be handed to some un-
scrupulous pro-Nazi.
The 72-year-old Holboell has
been a civil servant for many
years. His administrative duties
as former chief Of the church de-
partment, and his confidential
services for ecclesiastical and phil
anthropic groups have kept him
far removed from politics.
Although expressing optimism
over the appointment, Danish
Christians look for the worst in
the event the Nazis suffer con-
tinued military reverses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

WAE1ISE
Dethesds--so. Ssth and L Marion
y Flint. pastor sundAy o ssnoo res sso
q 40 sermons. -oed Knows No De-
feat. and an Alliance with the VIC
tory"
CentraI--so. izth and J. Brcr
fundrren. pastor sunday school. $50.
e.so' Sermons, Respect For the
Rights q Others" and "oh. For a
Revival"
rsrss-esn ana MARKET dsortnern
Baptist oonvention). walter o. Ma
coskey, pastor Deacons prayer meet
ing, $50. SUNDAY school. e:<o. Youth
fellowship hour. $50. Services. l0;oo
and, and TO so s sga,nln. ss,fM Ss
caivary--aotn ana jay walter 2.
psmrsn paste. tor snday yo sonS0, peo os
$50. P'N.B.A. rally. 2:3o. sermons.
-Loye Thy NeiGhbor and Hate Thy.
Enemys. and And Forget Not
Tern Hill-ssth and So q. NORTH
srn Baptist convention). Merrill 9.
ekaug. pastor. Sunday school. eSo'
services. II and 7:so .. y. U, $50
sermons. -0rthcdoxy OF the psviI
and -An Honest Morsman OF "no"
once No. ssth and Mullen.
Geo. p. Barton. pastor. sunday school.
Gas. Services. 1855 and ESQ. Young
neonle. $50. Sermons, -Challengtng
the seuIs and -what Makes u what
We Are."
sixth Ayenue-6th and Fife. Will
lam T. Turner. pastor. sunday school
Glasses for ali ages. e:ts. Services,
II and 7:3o. Sermons. Nobfest o.
Bible Characters.s and al HIS Feet:
scofield Bible ciass. $50. b-fF.o-
south rscoma--so Goth ana war.
ner Elmer o. Paulson- pastor. sun.
day school. e,<6. ssrsicea II and
7:So. Sermons, "Give Thanks Always
for All ThlnRss and Are You Thank
| full for Jesus Christ the saviorr"
TempIe-eo "a ana s. Helena =
L. Powell. pastor Bible school. sts
and prayer; $50, Evsnins sermon
cIsver Cree Church Temple eap.
tisf) -Acroas creek from school Lee.
lie B. wiser. supply Sunday school
Ansricsn Lske south erempls Bsp'
sistl Leslie 3. wiser supply. ssinda,
school 10 Service. 1.So.
ss ssaas D..sa 'n Sunday 81: . .ssSai
1870 Services IL.
cArsoLic
%. Annp-7o<7 30. PARK Mauric'
Calvin, pastor. Masses. |. 1850.
g: sesephs ss,evaks 80 80 xs sssn
81 E sos the GSesf-Iio 50. 18Th
8. T:5o. $50 ESQ. II.
81. fisrlsSsEw J nocnan, pastor
Masses. $50. 7:so. e;<s. 10. II. :.
s<fh and Portland Henry Rozycki
pastor Masses. $50. 1880
81. Rita (ltaiianl = laos So. AIMS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Sunday School Union
Celebrates lis Years
OF Church Promotion
BY Religious News Service

BY Religious News Service
PHILADELPHIA - The Ameri-
can Sunday School Union is cele-
brating its 125th anniversary by
seeking to resurrect some 10000
abandoned churches in rural Sec
tons throughout the country. Last
year its $50 missionaries travelled
2.447,72 miles to minister to over
10000 pupils in $500 rural Sum-.
day schools.
"Our activities are directed to-
ward the message of salvation to
those outside the influence of the
gospel - especially the boys and
girls of rural America" said DR..
E. Clarence Miller, treasurer Of
the United Lutheran Church Of
America, who is president of the
union.
Organized here in 1917. the
union still maintains its head
quarters in this city. Interdenomi-
national in scope and personnel.
it has blazed Sunday school trails
from coast to coast but has never
yet encroached on UNCONVENTIONAL
fields.
Among its earlier leaders were
Daniel Webster. Dwight L. Moody.
Francis Scott Key. author Of The
Star Spangled Banner" who took
the platform for it. and U. S.
Supreme Court Justice John Nc
Lean. its third president, 1s4s-1seo.
Special anniversary offerings
for the union have been made in
hundreds of Sunday schools all
over the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Dsplsrss Pass the
Annuniiioi !" Story
Ard Hasiy Marriages

COLUMBIA. 3. C.-The South
Carolina Baptist convention. TAX
inx note Of such sayings a. praise
the Lord and pass the ammuni-
tson," adopted = resolution sx-
pressing sour growing concern
ana great distress" over the "in-
crsasing prevalence Of the uss Of
profans and even blasphemous
language in Newspaper and maya
nine articles, and even over the
radio. particularly IN quotations
from and fictions about the armed
forces"
ons speaker said the praise
the Lord and pass the ammuni-
tion" statement should have been
deietsd By the newspapers.
The convention also called for
discourAgement Of hasty mar
riasss. It advocated = waiting
period a three TO five days be-
tween the ceremony and issuance
q the Iicense- There now IL no
waiting period under South Caro-
nna law. Church classes on mari
tai problems and pre-marriage
medical. examinations also were
advocated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Ii Is a Good Thing to Give
Thanks Unto the Lord
President Issues Proclamation for
Thanksgiving and DdY Of Prayer
Nv Religion. New. Service

WASHINGTON, u. C-In a formal proclamation President
Thanksgiving Years Day. is4s national day
prayer. proclamation follows:
III IL good thing to give thanks unto the Lord
ways space and time hearts
echo those words for the days with Us again when
the gathering Of the harvest solemny express our
dependence upon Almighty God
Tho final months OF this almost spent find our
Republic and the nations Joined with wagng battle on many
giving thanks the greatest harvest the history Of
plant and reap well resolve that in the
year to power pass that milestone
abors the fields part OF the
sacrifice brothers and who the uniform of the
United States.
1T Is fitting George
Washington;
wilt keep tho United States In Thy holy protection and
that American In his lift his voice Heaven
recommend mind this Pslam:
1.-The Lord is my shepherd; shall not lodnt.
He mdket me TO lie doiCn IN green pastures:
he leadeth me beside the still waters.
He restoreth my soul: ne leddeth me IN the
paths of righteousness for his names sake.
Yea, though icalk through the valley OF
the shado,c of death. iviu fear no evil: for
thou art Dith me; thy rod and thy staff they
comfort me.
Thou preparest table before in the
presence of mine enemies: thou dnoirtest my
head ,oith oil; my cup runneth oger
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me
all the days of my life: and ioiU diceH an
the house of the Lord for ever
Inspired courage by let turn
again to the work that confrons
Emergency in the armed services and the merchant marine
office farms and in the mines; on highways
railways and arways other places of public service to the
NOW THEREFORE l. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
dent of the United States Of America do hereby invite the ate
e4 which designates the fourth Thursday in
November OF each year Thanksgiving Day request
Both Thanksgiving Day November rs 1912 and New Year.
Day January 1s4s be observed in prayer publicly and
privately"
Complying proclamation Thanksgiving will
churches Thursday Announcement of the time
places will be made Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
D, R.nrieu. N... servics

LONDON tBy Cable)-Continu-
ing their campaign 70 make clear
the church's duty 10 proclaim
principles which should govern the
conduct Of individuals IN society
and the ordering Of society itself.
the archhishops Of Canterbury and
York addressed the Industrial
Christian Fellowship at Birming-
ham. The prelates shared the plat
form with U. s. Ambassador John
G. Winant.
Observing that no degree Of per
sonal piety or theological learning
would enable a man 10 pronounce
competent judgement on the prob
able effects Of any economic ae-
ton. Canterbury stated that ANY
eccleaastic entering that field
should make 1t perfectly clear that
he speaks personally and not for
the church"
The main function of the
church In the field OF social and
economic action" he declared. is
to insist on the distinction between
means and ends"
The whole economic sphere ex-
lists solely for the sake of that
which makes 1t possible and must
be ordered. not primarily with a
view 10 its own maximum effect
iveness as an economic machine,
but with a view to the best attain
able human relationships. alike
within the economic process and
outsid it."
Urging the supremacy of human
personality as standard, the
archbishop listed three primary
aims of the church:
1. To make certain that every
human being is born in a house I'll
to be a real home.
2. To ensure all the nutrition
necessary for full physical ca
pacity.
8. To make certain that unit
the age of maturity, or until Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Worship service. II. sermon. Inc
Highest Quest" Fellowship break
Piymouth-so sstn and Park, }. J.
pr,iift pastor. SUNDAY school. 10.
Services, II. Young people. $50 Ser
mon, "Thanksgiving Means More"
Pilrrim No. gath and warner.
Roeer Larson. pastor. Church school.
p:45. Service, II. Pilgrim fellowship,
s. Sermon. THE strong ana the
vanKcIicaI-Alaska and 2srd 81. 50.
p. Burkhardt. pastor. Sunday school.
10. Services at IL.
oberlln--steiiaooom- Harold Man
Lakeview Community Church -
Lakeview. Sunday school, ~ Ser'-
ice. IL.
COVENANT CHURCHES
Ffrst-So. 10th and Eye Carl H.
Peterson, pastor. Bible school. 9;4o.
Services. II and T:3o. Fellowship
hour. Q p. m. sermons. heal .on-
version" and evening speaker. Gideon
Charles p. Elsenmayer OF Los Angeles.
Harvard Branch - Midland. Sunday
school, 10.
Graham-cari Janson. pastor. Bible
school. 10. Service. IL.
EPISCOPAL
Christ-No. ard and Kay. Henry
Eller. pastor. Holy communion. 1850
a. m. Church school. $50. HOLY
communion. 10. Morning prayer and
Holy COMMUNION - 50. l4th and
Eye. Charles Mentzer. rector HOLY
st. Andrew's-ei6 No. Oakes. Charles
IN. Mentzer rector. Sunday school
e:45. Evening prayer. sermon. ESQ
81. Luke's Memorial-sooi No. Cove
Arthur Bell. rector. Church school
GAS. Prayer and sermon, IL. 4. +. r.
In community souse; g 80 ?: m so,,rd
Archibald W sidders. rector. sun
day school 10. Services 7:3o.
EVANGELICAL
Elim-So. 18th and l. 9. NJ. N.Y.
dahl. pastor Services Ice x. !, an lam n;I 4
soitmsp- pastor. Sunday school. 10
Services. Ii and $50. @Judse Not, !"
Arthur Anderson and Chaplain
Eymann.
NnErffxpESr
Independent Bible Chureh-Corne,
for ali ages at Gas a. m. Youns
prayer mestins. f:is p m.
IurHERAs
bethlehem Lutheran-EA- Harrison
and @ sts. Burton w. Smith. pastor
Sunday school. Gas. Morning wor-
ship, II. Sermon. THE Unseen Way
| bethany Mountain nighway q
Rocky Ridge. H. n Svinth. pastor
| SUNDAY schools: weyerhaeuser. 10
bethany. 10: Benston. Services,
Grace missouri synodl-So. sttf
! and Lawrence W A. Schroeder. pas.
tor. sunday school. 10. Services, u
and 8. Sermon. BE Ye Ready. NC
BetSel-so SAN ana Eye
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

ana l. A. W scheip. pastor Sunday
Reformation festival, morning. ser
mons, Heaven" and Treasure OF
Good Name"
zion-ssth and 50. Thompson I "
Hansen. pastor. SUNDAY school. e.4o.
Service. IL and 7:so. Rev. A. Z. Gil
seth, guest speaker.
Peace Lutheran-7ioe 50. cushmsn.
A. X. Bethman. pastor. Service. IL
Sermon, "The Glorious Beyond"
Emmanuel Evangelical - So. 23rd
and Cushman. Albert Beutenmuelier,
service, 10. Sermon. THE Bundle OF
Life" German service. II.
METHODIST
Asbury-56oi So Puget Sound ave
Frank H. Haley. pastor sunday scnool.
s:45. Services. IL and z. Sermons;
~Our Country, God and Ourselves"
and "God-Can We Speak OF Him as
. PERSON."
Allen Chapel A. N. -i<oe South
Yakima. D. c; Stephenson; Pastor pa
Bethany SO 57th and Park Er-
nest Barber. pastor. Church school.
o: as. Services, io:45 and 7:3o. Young
people, $50. Sermon, Let Us come
Before His Presence with Thanks
csisary-Ea e4tn ana ,. r [
Otto, pastor. SUNDAY school s'so
immanuel-so. 18th and J. }. T
MCQUEEN, pastor. Service, II. sermon
New Reasons for Thanksgiving"
Epworth - SO 9Th ana Anderson
Harold o. Perry. pastor. services. y
and 7:so. Sermons. "Can We Thank
God Now" and youth and Reading
Fern HiIl-s4i5 So O. J: r Butler
/ ii and 7:3o. Sermons, The Spirit OF
Thankfulness" and Religion Unde'
First-so sth and K. Milton A
Marcy. pastor worship. 1880 anc
7:so. Study classes. iito founs
people. 6:i5. Sermons, Ine Aeic
TEST Of a Christian" and "Pioneers Of
the Primitive Church-Peter."
Grace-Easr saith ana r.. Q. =
Faulkner. pastor. sunday school ~
Lesourd - No. 18th and stevens
:osors. ?. HOpfinA pastor ssr'
Mason-Ho. astn snd Madison Ro,
leslie Smith pastor Sunday school
e:45 Services. II and ESQ. Youn'
peoples groups. 9 and $50. Sermon
.Thy Kingdom Come" and Rev. ID. c
stephenson, evening speaker.
Parkiand-Annette kienioauch an.
. sssss 10 Fs ssrSo. pastor IT ssH@on
sAwske.- youth Fellowship. J; :
81. Psul's-So. 43d and l. VIM. 7
Callahan. pastor Service. II. JUNO
hish Fellowship. 7 Senior high. I:so
Preside, $50. Sermon. Growth.
Trinity-eos Ia SSth John Caugn
lar, pastor. SUNDAY school. s;4o
services. II and 7:So Young people
$50.
rsEf mfrHoDIsr
Ffrst-isli So l. s Ralph klelr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Ministers Raise
Rumpus Over
Ammunition SONG

sEATTLE-The song hit Praise
the Lord and Pass the Ammuni-
ton" IL the nucleus Of a contro-
versy between local ministers and
men IN the service and their
families
The phrase credited 70 various
chaplains In the service and sup
posedly uttered In the stress Of
battle At Pearl Harbor. has been
branded by the ministerial group
a. blasphemous and sscrilegious
and unbecoming = chaplain.
This public condemnation has
brought heated protests from
mothers and fathers who have
boys In active service. They hold
that the song Is a morale builder.
that Praise the Lord" is not in
tended a. q sacrilegious utter
ance. Men in the service, too,
voiced their disagreement with the
pastors. On the other hand, q
leading Seattle newspaper printed
an editorial siding with the min
listers.
In his pulpit at the First Meth
odist church, DR.. Newton +.
Meats. president OF the Seattle
Council OF Churches and Chris
tan Education. raped the song
as "the type that would be great
as a setting for Tobacco Road.
and described II as q mixture Of
Negro spiritual and syncopation.
I'VE ministers cannot be criti'
cized for our condemnation Of ef'
forts to put jazz into religion" ht
observed.
The Rev. Allan I. Lorimer. pas
tor of Plymouth Congregations
church. pointed out that chap
lain is q non-combatsnt.
But when he starts passing
around the ammunition" he said
he becomes subject to the sam'
treatment as regular prisoners o.
war II he Is captured"
DR.. Robert T. McFariane, for
mer pastor Of Westminster Pres
byterian church and now an arm,
chaplain, with rank Of first lieu
tenant, contended that the SOM
is far removed from one Of actua
praise to the Almighty.
"A chaplain's only ammuni
tion," he explained. 'fs praye
with and for his men; his onl.
weapon Is the cross"
"'Blasphemous' Is the only wor'
to describe the song" said d.
Clinton Z. ostrander, Universit.