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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

On What Can Christians ~
Now, and Dr. Walter n. Howell
at l0;s5 on United We Act
A. II am. Thursday there vii
be three section meetings Ad-
vance In the Home. Advance IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

IlHeoln Para ckFlsllen shufEh.
No. sstA ana q - wsiI eslsktsle
IL anniversary Trfa<y nIxbt with
. posIssk dlnn~f ~ ~ b u. 4
special pfoxfsm vii Ensigt~ essi@
standing speakers. afsd : sssiee
81 The pears .nFk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Olympia Choir
To Sing Here

Under the aireeilnn NJ Mrs.
Ralph raflsan. Tfsnafs lssshsFsa
chair Fl Olympia. ~s!l r~s@sf ~
sanssia. -aTnss saa crnen* ASA.
fafal. Al rsfalsaa Evangelical
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
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Corn. Ne. = 100 No sta rss.
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PIES legion. s.is opsn az ssfs les.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

The program, known as the
United Christian Education Al
vance. Is sponsored BY the Inter-
national Council Of Religious Edu-
cation. representing forty denom-
nations and thirty state councils.
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Conference Opens
Wednesday Night
Lu.heruns 10 Hold
Five.DoY Session

or~alaE session - ihe iess zen
xsntlea - the ceiumhla eoufsFsncs
- iAsthsrsn ehuFeh es 81 - -
= N. wednesday. alih nr. Car
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

kfllsisa. ssss ssFslss sasEssnenssws
IAN sI>ts. HIeh.s=st sassfnnsns
i. hssed - mofslits futhlnx ssss
wln wefk. ~ consistently premets
ths pahlas welfare. - "a saslse
II eletEymsn . psTtlasai ana re-
s.kaFY, particularly n aasstians n
broad Policies I'D n AauaHstsrs
an sna social rrahlsms
In tbs conviction. he'd sna IRE
aasnslv expressed - .sss. Murray
u Van Nskoasf. governor II
Michigan. lls. ths explanation 81
hls policy 81 appointing clergy
men IL lmpoTtsat state eemmls-
sion. ard special hoard. ia many
clerical appointments Tar auiHam.
hsr thaze nf his predecessor. I.aren
n. nirklnsnn. she VAS ths nest
church. minded governor Michigan
ever has had,
a.s. Diekln.sa. sse - ne
meat preminsat Nsthedist
iasnsea and sunday seheei
teachers IN the stats. sr-
painted few euslse.. 81 pro-
fcssienal man. In fact. hls
adviser. stuck Ia strictly %.
lltiosl sppelntneat.
Although he - senior warden
n n. raul'r Episcopal Church IN
Lansing. Gov. Van WAGNER has
never been oatstsndlnkls active IN
church sffair.. ard does not hsxs
= vide acquaintance among clergy
men.
Often. whsn he want. clergy
man for SINE commission nr
board. he simply ASKS his sdsls.
ora 10 pick me.a god clergyman
in such.and. q district Talk
TO some local people. and get a
man who Is widely respected -
being fair. minded When the
recommendation comes in. after
careful seareh. the governor names
the surprised clergyman.
Ciergymen Fair Minded
Most Of his clerical appoint
menis have been on labor media
ton hoards.
Pair play used ia ~ an
idrai, . matter Of what every
bod, admitted should he dons.
hut whieh somehow col side
tracked he said. To-day.
fair play. especially In iabet
disputes. II no longer IN Ideal.
II IL . mu.t. Hath sides are
about equal In strength today.
and the only way 10 gel peace
/. 10 give hath sides full and
honest consideration 81 th~sr
viewpoints.
Il have found that clergyman
ara extremely well able 10 take =
altitude IN dealing /
with such disputes. that they are
10 listen 10 both sides. and /
viii try 10 decide ihs issus On ths
right-nr-wrong angie. And that
ethical appeal Is the only one that
All ~ork when both sides are cap
bile Of making trouble. pick
rlergymsn primarily because they
gel results through the taking 81
a fair viewpoint on lsfsor disputes
He has used twelve different
siefgymsn ON snch boards. inessid-
ng y. Raymond :, Clancy, IL
rector Of the Arehdl.sssn Labor
Institute Of the Roman Catholic
Archdiocese Of Detroit. the ri
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Meetings TO Emphasize Need for
Advance on Three Fronts
Prominent Leaders Coming for
Christion Education Meetinq

Representatives of churches in Tacoma and .ie;n, n
meet IN an aday session at the First Baptist church next
thursday April % 10 prepare fer participation in great
Christian education movement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

man for the meeting Ths choir
viii sing under the direction 81
Clarence Rseck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
New Education
Group Formed

NEW YORK - World Religious
Education Associates. an organiza-
ton designed 10 extend and I'M
prove Christian education around
the world as a foundation for IN
ternational friendship and good
viii. has just been formed here.
The new organization VII flme-
ton as a part az the Worlds sun
day School association and all
provide i attn financial assist
Snes.
Members Of the group include
DIR. George A. Rattrlek. Dr. For
rest l. knapp. DR. Roy A. Berk-
hart, Lowell Thomas. and Or.
Dave Hennen Morris.
In the sixth census, 1870. the
United states had population q
II. 0ss.45s. an Increase Of al per
cent over the 1880 figure.
Buy L s. Bonds ana szTei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

CONTINUED Prom Pare Sin
ZioB missouri stnodl - 80 18th
and l. A " schtlp. pastor Sunday
school. 10 Services. 10 30. Sermon
"Be siiil, and Know that Am Tod =
Ilon-sgth and 80. Thompson 1 ".
Services, ! The Rev. siIssth. speaker.
Peace lsnthsrsp-2loe 50 Cusnman
A. X BethmAn. pastor. Services. Il.
METHODIST
Asbury-seol 50 PUGET Sound ave
NJ Jones pastor sunday school
sss Services. II and Tao. EpNofih
bethany = So s7th ard PArs Kr-
nest Barber. pastor Sunday school.
2 -. Services. 10 Young peops
80 Sermon. According 10 the
scripture
cal,srr-EA s4th and p r. l.
Otto pastor SUNDAY school st5
Immanasl-so 18Th ara J. Ks
Hsaas pastor sunday school. sss
Services !
Epnorih = So. sth ana Anderson
Harold @ fsTrg castor Services II
and s1Fmons Forbidden fruit. !.
and hound sifh Golden Chains .
Tern HlIl-6sl5 - . 81 g Cal
lahsr pastor SUNDAY sehool SIS
Service. u. Sermon. On From e4l-
tars
ilut-so sfh and X Milton A
Marcy. pastor worship e 50 s1o .
STUDY groups. 2 80. Youth sroaps.
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Lsseura 40 ian .na sss.sa.
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L8sIAe Smith pastor sunday sehsai
IS. Services Il and ? %. Young
people g FsIloashap ssg Sermon
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league 7sis Services. .
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school 20. Services Il
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Services Il snd TO
faEf METHODIST
f3Fst--laff - : s. Ralph Ea4aa.
pa4taF s8naaH s1hon3 10 Services.
i aid 1sag II II = as 8er-
mon Prove
hrhinieY Fzrk-sls "a se4h Re
P F.ii easter sadag sehsa. y
SAzAEESE
FfrsI-so str ard ~ Arthur 2
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Services. II ard 2 Dc Young Peeps
IS. Revival campaign u. ;. Palm
gust, sp3sxsr. DoEa ksfFaeEss
oREEE oRTHOBox
ct NIehol4s-ltzs -. YAKIMA. Co..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

F1fsI-so str ard u Arfnar 2
Cock pGsS1E SUNDAY Nrbbcl efs
Services. II ard Dc Young pecpss
ss5. Revival cznpaszn. y. ;. Palm
aalsfs speaker. DoEa sefE1csks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

fsFst-iz1z - : 81 Eziuh K5saa.
paAt1T sunday sfhous. 10 Services
i AID % z. a d. Is e<T-
MOI Prove
hrhtniff FArk-sfs "a se4n Re
Perry easter Sunday aHnaal 10
EeEEz1ea i ard : aa HF 4 s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

GREEE oRTHOBox
ct Aiehol4s--lbzs 81 YAKIMA. Con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Jap Stab in Back
OF Russia Near,
Capital Believes
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
mn Ne~s serNict stan Cotre.nondenl

WASHINGTON. July %. -
There is a growing belief in re-
Isponsible quarters in Washington
to-day that if a second front is
opened up by the Allies in Europe
the japanese VIII create another
second 'front.' against Russia in
the Far East.
Likewise, if Japan strikes first
at the Sovicts in Siberia, it is felt
the United Nations will be COM
PEELED TO launch almost imme-
diately thereafter a diversion
against Germany in Europe 10
ease the pressure on Russia.
The view prevails strongly in
some official quarters that Japa-
nese attack on Russia may come
first.
II is believed the Japanese will
strike the moment they become
convinced that organized Soviet
resistance against Germany in
southern Russia is Collapsing
Informed observers consider II
quite possible that the German
.communiqueS claiming that RuS-
sian resistance already has col
lapscd around Rostov are de-
liberately intended TO encourage
Japan 10 strike without delay.
If the japanese have decided 10
deliver a stab in the back 10 Rus
STA this year, it is thought the
attack must come within the next
4 few weeks.
Military experts estimate that
Japan would require a minimum
OF three months 10 carry out a
successful campaign in Siberia. If
THE campaign IS 10 be success,
, il is felt the Japanese would have
TO complete it before winter
sets in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Order Zoe United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them Ia your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
PLEDGE UNITED SUPPORT

Pledging united support 10
the President in his prosecution Of
the war, the message adopted by
the rally and forwarded 30 the
Chief Executive in Washington
stated.
I'VE urge the immediate open
ing of the second front. now. be-
fore there is further risk Of
enemy gains against the cOur-
ageous Russian armies; now, he
fore there il further risk of the
enemy striking across Egypt;
now, before there il further risk
Of Axis juncture in the oil fields
of the Caucasus: now, while the
smOldering fury Of the occupied
countries is ready 10 burst
against the NaZi oppresSOrs;
now, while our own brave forces
are holding the Japanese in
check"
Senator James VI Mead, whose
candidacy for governor Of New
York on the Democratic ticket
was announced earlier with tho
personal blessings Of President
Roosevelt, told tho rally that ;
second front is important now be-
cause during the summer or fall
Hitler must win all or lose all"
He stressed the social reforms
Of the New Deal under Presiden
Roosevelt as symbolic Of the kint
Of world visualizcd by the democ
racies after the war has been won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
10000 Ask
Pei EPOna
NJ Once

NEW YORK, July p 1NS).-
Immediate opening Of "A second
front was, urged today in a mos
sage 10 President Roosevelt
adopted by a rally Of 10000 per
sons in Madison Square Park.
The rally, staged by the Greater
New York Industrial Council Of
the Go, was addressed by pnltl-
cal and labor leaders.
A surprise speech was broad
cast from Hollywood over a Spe-
cial MIC hookup by Charles
Chaplin, the comedian, who Joined
in calling on the United Nations
10 take the field as quickly AS pos
sible on a second front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

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bound. Save!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29

Sanders Cox, Texas heavyweight, k the 18th member Of Manager Chris Dundee's stable of boxers to enter the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29
FIGHTING FIGHTERS

tCopyrIghs, ieas, King Features Syndicate,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29
John AbVslnovic Of Salem College May
 Be Hoop Champion
Needs sl2.POint Average for New Record; Has
 Scored S3 In ! Game
Ry WILLIAM SPRINGER

Salem, w. Va,, Dec. 2e-(Upl- Four years ago big John Abra- movie was too awkward 10 make tho grade in big-tlne college has- kethall, but today he stands an ex- oellent chance of becoming the na- tionS new individual cage scoring champion.
 Ahramevic, Q slick-haired chap who works wonders with basket hall for tiny Salem college, already has staked e claim on one national collegiate scoring tilte and IS gum ming for another. At the rate he Is going he won't have much trouble making 1t, bar ring Q report order from the U. g, Naval Reserve In which he is en. listed.
 Abramovic, the towering Croatian turned down by Coach Chick Davies ct Duquesne four years ago as "an awkward kid without much coordl- nation," is only 2Ss points from the national basketball scoring record set mhy Kenny 0riffith of Alderson- Broadus last year,
 They call him "Brooms" Abrayno- , vic aruond the hills Of West Vir. ginia hecasue his dad manufactures brooms at Etna, Pa,
 High Pointer
 In three collegiate seasons this six-foot-two i02.pounder rolled up e grand total of i,52e points, In six games this year he added another i6i markers,
 If he averages i2 points . game in ecah of Salegn's remaining 21 tits, Hrooms will set Q new record He considers i2 points . game pretty poor pickings for an evenings play,
 West virginia's Mir. Basketball averaged 30 points . game In scoring a grand total of 777 points last sea- son. His average so far this year is about % points Q game.
 Abramovic, who tars roofs and finance his way to Q degree in com does c little house painting to help merce, scored 5S points against West Virginia Wesleyan one night last year, . total which his coach, John II. Moore, claims as new national mark for single game.
 The scoring of the 2S-year-old southpaw is never obvious. He's as good Q floor man as he's c scorer and never hogs the ball or asks for it," according to Moore. Unobtrusive
 "In his scoring he doesn't look like he's rolling up many points" Moore said. but when you add them ur at the end of the game there they are. Hes SO unobtrusive about I that most of his loyal followers kcer a pencil and paper handy to add uT his points-just to make sure"
 He won all.scholastic honors q Etna, Pa, in ie35-36 and ioS6.S7 | ledaing all scorers in the Etna sec ton for three years. Recently hs was selected West Virginia's out. standing amateur athlete in . pol of the states sports writers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29
Nv ROBERT MEI.LACE

aX ANVW&kNA ev&eSAR4ss&&sa
 NEA Service stan Correspondent
 Miami, Dec. 2e,-lf Denny Myers and Boston college, considered Holy Cross biz and strong. wait until they tackle Alabama in the Orange BOWL here New Years Day.
 Hama has as great an incentive as Boston College, which seeks to regain some of the prestige lost when the Eagles were belted by the Crusaders, bS.i2, in the upset of ieA2.
 Hard luck has followed the Crim- son Tide like a faithful hound,
 Before the Holy Gross debacle, Coach Myers cracked that he would like to see his behemoths trailing once to observe psychological ana physical reaction,
 ize easily could he in for another such experiment.
 pick Alabama in a bruising nat- tic of big boys.
 This was supposed to have been m Alabama year, but the Tusea- loosa lads were backwashed py in- juries and repulsed by three Georgia teams-Georgia. Georgia Tech and Georgia Pre- Flight, the last-named not exactly in the collegiate cate" gory.
 Alabama led Georgia, io-0, in the final period when Frankie sinkwicn started hitting targets and the Bull. dogs scored three touchdowns In 10 minutes.
 THOMAS RECOGNIZES T
 Nobody can deny that Boston Col lege knows Q little something about the T formation with which the Eagles rumhied over West Virginia Clemson, North Carolina Pre-F1isht, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Temple, Fordham and Boston University.
 Equally familiar with the same is Coach Frank Thomas, Q back who was uttered by Knute Rockne: Thomas employs h's own version or the Notre Dame system and recog- nizes the T as a pre-shifted Notre Dame box with trimmings.
 Ready to go the route for Alabama are Russ Craft. high-scoring half- back; Joe Domanovich, Q topnotch center with an eye toward teaching Fred Naumetz of B. c. some of the finer points; Johnny August, Q spot. running and passing left half; and coterie of experienced men from a huge squad of the best,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29
THOMAS WINS

Hoiyoke, Mass, Dec. 2e.-(Up)-- Roosevelt Thomas, Springfield Ne gro middleweight, today held . de. cision ever Warden Peterson of Long Island City, N. Y. after Q disap. pointing eight-round feature bout that closed the Valley Arenas is4a season.
 Thomas, le0, took an early lead last night to easily outpoint Peter- son, i62, who was driven through the ropes in the fifth round with a right hook.
 In the semi-final, Bobby Larkin, i46 i-2, of New York City decisioned J. D. Shans, i4s of Los Angeles in eight rounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29

NO REFERENCE has been made by either vchy Berlin Of Dorota the Bounding Basque of the tennis arrested | order Of Premier snake Eyes Laval Dec Meage nforma appointed August ie4o after the Germans had brought bear him the Age arrested Another former French athletic idol has Can whenever he appeared in the ring after he had accepted athletic from the Germans Because ths he Germany but in the pest four months not word has him.
 tCopyright isas King Features Syndicate,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29

A battle of the beef trusts is in or. der as Don Whitm!re. 220 pounds of All-America tackle, collides with dil nouley, an equally-proportion tackle. and Rocco canale, 2S7-pound guard.
 MUST KEEP OUT OF TRAPS
 Myers found in the Holy Cross unpleasantness that his puhlicised tackles could be use-trapped. He discovered that his backs were vul- nerable to deep passes.
 You don't correct faults like that overnight and whip . team like Ala. bama,
 Boston College turned back three good Notre Dame-c coached teams -- North Carolina Pre-Flight, George. town and Fordham. Dick Doherty Is e heady field general, Mickey Con- nolly's shoulder separation has healed and he will be back in the thick of it. Mike Holovak is eager to get even with someone,
 The Eagles scored 26i points against the Tides 20e, but the lat ter tackled the tougher schedule.
 This one easily could turn out to be the best of the Bowl games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29
Georga No1D Looms As Strong FaOote h Rose BoOl Fd

1hNk oeol1 kAcek &i8 4zk Bowl game.
 Cosch M<nsY EK2n&E 0oAean HASE eeIfeI NNH his passing 0n& Hszt# against 8 T6MMHse4e AHNfA repulallon 3Gk s1@ aax&iANs hitting. p0Nlnonn6 @n o&sea session for lhn Seo141 e1IAe.
 EFanka ordered a closed put his boys thr0a8A kneaK ae Bay st. Louis. Ms. an session Co show of Glenn his All America back end k2sN of his undefeaeea outlis se writers originally wns set Ter terday. 1t now has heen exz until tomorrow when training scheduled to .aper off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29
TOO TALL FOR ARMY

Harry Boykoff, G. foot . inch sophomore center of St. Johns basketball team, has been classified 4F because he's too tall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-29
Tennessee TOughAs Bowl Game NearS

New orleans, La, Dec, ae.-CUPl It looked today like somebody ls golng to act bruised . hlt-mayhe quite c hlk-when Tennessee end Tulsa hang up against each other Ia tho Sugar Bowl Friday.
 Training camp activities of the clubs have been keyed t0 the word rough, Tennessee Coach John Barnhill was expected to ease off Q little after seeing his second play CT reach the sidelines with injuries