davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13

ing governor sta. emant; "If they
win this suit they will try to en-
ter suit to admit Negroes TO all
our schools and other public
places"
Talmadgc slid colored teachers
in Georgia "know the comparison
in their tax returns docs not war
rant equal salaries. They know
the cost of living for the Negro
is nothing Ike as high as that for
white persons"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13

am going to start fight ng again
just where left off" The charge
was dismissed for lack of evidence.
Cops Aided Whites
"One hour Of good police work
Saturday morning, February 2S,
would have prevented the riot, it
is agreed here. The cops let the
whites form a mob, erect bar,-
cades across the street, stop NOV
ing vans containing furniture Of
Negro families seeking to move in,
See RiOTlNG, Page
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13
De t. OF
Justice
Me mo On
Riiotiing

WASHINGTON, - The United
States Department Of Justice re-
ceiyed a memorandum pertaining
to the race riots in Detroit, Mich,
submitted by William II. lIastie
and Thurgood Marshall on behalf
of the National Association for
the Advancementof Colored People.
From usually reliable sources it
was learned that the memorandum
is receiving serious and favorable
consideration. Mr.. Marshall went
to Detroit, Monday, March 8, to
make further investigation. The
Department Of Justice also notifi-
ed the NAACP last week that U.
S. Attorney John c. Lehr has heen
requested to make a report to
the department on TIE rioting.
The NAACP memorandum was
submitted Friday, March 8.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13

llld:f7
WORKER

CHls COUNTRY of ours ha.
wasted entirely too mucl
honey in sending "huma
rubber stamps" to Washinq
on' who don't do a dam
fhlng but sit around anE
waste taxpayers money
slnee we are Using rubhee
stamps, why not have the@
made in Washington and hirt
less expensive men to u.s.
them, and use thu money "
tare now wasting in furthe1
ing our cause in PREPARING
ourselves in this great strug
gle? The people we have sent
TO Washington have been
ppssyfooting' around Until
things have absolutely gotten
from under control. The
were up there wasting time
and using money on whether
they will get a pension or not,
while men on the battle field
working for $2l.00 per month
were dying 49,. Giving their
lives that labor nay be at Ii
berry to draw $l2 and $i5
per day and strike for more
while their congressman are
drawing $4,000 to $4,000
per year and can't prepare
for a rainy" day on that. If
a man who draws that kind Of
money with expenses paid
can't prepare himself for the
future, he should starve.
pUBLIC sentiments in the
= right direction are needed
more now than at any other
time to restore the American
people back to their sense.
The New Deal and its new
doctrine have gotten this
country into one Hell of a
mess, and unless the public
wake up and do the things
that a Rubber stamped Con
gress has failed to do, we are
likely to find ourselves faced
with a revolution within our
own borders. The American
people will put up with so
much and no more, we are not
going to continue TO see our
young men dying on the
battle front and suffering for
the lack Of materials while
men are going out ON strikes
for no earthly reason what
ever, other than the govern
ment gives them the power.
And, we will say, it is time
Tor us to stop our foolisfness
and realize that if we don't
do something NOW about the
practice of the New Deal and
SEQ PLIGHT--Page 4
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GOV. TAI-MADGE
RANTS AGAIN

ATLANTA, Ga.-"Negro teachers of Georgia know
thew are not entitled to the pay white teachers
claims Governor Eugene Tamadgo in his first blast against
tho suit filed February II in the L. S. district court here
20 eoualize colored and white teachers salaries.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13

Active in Church and Civic Life teacher in the Elementary Schools
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

Pr1stf 1tery, dine 8. prosince
v kr1zkovych zapasech pofa-
danych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed
Contosem v hlavn1ch dvou "a
pasech ktere urceny ma dobu
jedne porazky 1cinkovati bu-
dou: Milo Steinborn, 224 Id. z
Memphis VS.. The Yellow Mask
CD 225 Id. V druhem zapase
Morris Shapiro, 223 ID. Kanad-
sky lid VS.. Johnnie Long, 2O5
Id. z Baltimore.
V nasledujfcich 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkujf:
Chief Chewaki, 235 lb. Okla
homsky Indian VS.. Tony Mia
no, 253 Id. N. Y. Ital.
Dick Craddock, 22O ID. z
Washington, d. C. VS.. Jim Au-
steri, 218 ID. Ital z Passaic,
N. J.
Franz Shuman, 225 Id. z
Brooklyn, N. Y. VS.. Abe You
rist, PIG Id. byvaly zapasnfk v
Ohio State University.
Muzi We vojenskem stejno-
kroji mali vstup volny!
zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze "v ringside"
sedadlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

Sovetsky informacni 1rad v
Kujbysevu zvedel, re Is Kekd6
bylo poslano do koncentracnf-
no tabora v Italii pc dlouhem
vysetfovanf, v nemz byli shle-
DAM vinnymi z pokusu O "upr-
chnutf 2 Recka a O napadani
pobrezf valcicf zeme." Pr wy
setrovanf Sc ukazalo, Re zatce-
nj Sc pripravovali ma 1tek 20 d
mes1ce a re jejich cele zarfze-
nj, jake gasolin a radiove pri-
ilmace, jakoz i zbran9 a zaso-
by potravin, byly odcizeny z
nemeckych vojenskych zaso-
barren. Nejvetsf Cast svedectvf
nebyla odhalena, bylo vsak zji
steno, Re tito Rekove byli Eat
cent nemeckou lodi ma Siren
mort a vraceni do Recka. Tech
to Is RekG byli tovarnf delhi
ci, kterf byli poslani ma praci
do tovaren v Albanii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Pres ctyfi sta lidi obsti pozaru
" nocnim klubu.

sestnactilety poslfcek naho-
dou zapalil ohen v nocnfm klu-
bu Cocoanut Grove v Bostonu,
ktery 81 vyzadal "a obet nei-
meme 434 lidskych zivot1.
Namestek policejnfho supe-
rintendenta James r.. Clafin
vyslovil Sc, re hoch doznal. re
zapalil sirkh, chteje 81 posvfti-
tt pr vymene zarovky v hlav-
MIN tanecnim salu. Tento hoch
jehoz jmeno nebylo oznameno,
je studentem vyssf skoly a v
nocnim klubu nebyl zamestnan
ma plny cas-.
Pred tim Sc myslilo, re hoff-
CT cigareta, neopatrne odhoze-
ma do dekorativnf palmy, byla
prfcinou ohne, ktery premenil
klub Cocoanut Grove 2 mfsta
vesell a lahodne hubby v horf-
CT when, kde zahynulo nejme-
ne 432 lid1.
V nekolika nemocnic1ch lie
osetrovano PA lidi, kteTf byli
popaleni nebo poraneni pri ka-
tastrofe a z nichz mnozi jeste
snad podlehnou svemu zranen1
Tato k~atostrofa je nejhorsi
cd pozaru divadla Iroquois v
Chicago v r. 1908, pri cemz
ZahynulO 5S2 OSOb
Jak je dosud znamo, vice nez
polovina navstevn1k1 a zamest
nancG klubu zahynula. Lide
byli poslapani, zaduseni nebc
uhoreli pfi pozaru, ktery zpu.
sobil skodu "a $250,0OO.
Ohen sfril Sc jake blesk de.
koracemi We tTech jidelnacl
klubu. D1vka, jez vbehla me.
ri hosty S horfcimi vlasy a XII
celia 'hor1" zpGsobila paniku,
ktera byla vinna Ia vetsi ztra-
|ty zivotG nez plameny.
Vesele nocn1 mfsto "a neko-
Xix vterin Sc zmenilo v s1lenstvi
strachu a hrGzy.
Krasne ustrojene zeny rvaly
Sc rukama, ably dostaly Sc k W.
chod1m valfc1m sc davem il
nych lid1, kteTf rovnez tam
chteli byti drive. Mnozf byli
srazeni k zemi a poslapani no
hama s1leneho davu.
Hoste klubu padali mezi
dvefmi nebo ma schodech a 81
leny dav hnal Sc pres ne, jen a.
by rozmnozil kupy mrtvych.
Hor1c1 draperie a dekorace
paddy Sc stropu a zd1 a zapa-
lovaly saty a vlasy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Is procent americkych zen
" praci.

Trad valecne informace dal
ma vefejnost, re priblizne 49,
10000 americkych zen Gill 9
neco meme nez % procent eel
koveho poctu jest We vydelec.
mem zamestnanf a 4,OOO, 900
konajf valecnou praci. Toto
jest u porovnanf s 1000, 900
v r. 1910 a ocekava Sc, re do
konce r. 1913 Dude 10000 900
americkych zen We vydelec-
mem zamestnanf, velke procen-
to z toho We valecne praci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04

DIE sd6lenf National Press
Service byla koncem nina Uni
cena ohnem textilnf tovarna v
Kortrijku. Znacne zasoby ma
terialu a vsecky stroje byly mi
ceny. V provincii Namur by
la ohnem zpustosena tovarna
ma dfevene uhli a zasoby DIRE
veneho uhlf i stroje byly mi
ceny.
Ma jinem mfste v Belgii W.
pukl ohen We mlyne a zasoby
psenice i slamy byly zniceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Belgicky dobytek trpi nemoce.
mi a Zmira.

Belgicke obyvatelstvo je ma
presto bez masa. Urednf pT1-
del, ktery cinil az do nedavna
l a 1-5 unce denn6, pocftaje v
to i kosti, byl snfzen ma sedm
desetin unce vcetne kostf, coz
je skoro mic. Nez pres to nell
re casio obdrzet AMI tyto male
pFfdely.
Dobytek v zemi byl tax dras-
ticky zredukovan rekvisicemi
a tim, re byl z rozkazu zabi-
len. re Sc IDA, re vymizf doce-
la. Zbyvajfcf dobytek zmfra
nedostatkem krmiva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
Re Shanghaje evakuovani &c.
choslovaci v Jixnf Africe.

Mesfcnfk Ceskoslovenskeho
krouzku v jihoafrickem Johan-
nesburgu "Cechoslovak" prime
81 v elsie z konce zari t. r. 60.
roc. IV) zpravu, re v udanem
mesici projeli Kapskym Mes
tenn, kde byli hosty ma csl. kon-
sulate, evakuovanf Cechoslova-
ci z Dalneho vychodu. Vypra-
va v poctu 10 clend pfijela re
Shanghaje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
M

= James F. Ballinger, isle
ty z Cliftview Avenue, byl "a
bit v nedeli pc 6. iodine vecer,
kdyz jeho automobil vrazil do
elektricke poulicnf kary ma Be-
lair road pTi vjezdu do Clifton
parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-12-04
~CHURCHILLOV APPEL MA
ITALSKY ROT

We SVEN rozhlasovem pro-
jew britsky premier varoval
svedene Italy pred nelitostnf-
mi 1toky ma Italii pc ukoncenf
africke kampane. Rok 1943
Dude jeste velmi kruty, prohla-
sill Churchill. Obrovsky nalet
Britt ma dGlezite italske pr1-
myslove m6sto Turin.
Britsky ministersky predse-
da Winston Churchill We sve
80 minut trvajfcf reci, vysfla-
ne rozhlasem do celeho sveta,
v nedeli, dine 80. listopadu a.
peloval ma italsky narod, ably
svrhl Sc sebe diktatorske jho a
pokusil Sc o docflenf mfru Sc
spojenci.
Soucasne Churchill projevil
sve sympathie k vetsi casti ital-
skeho naroda ale zd1raznoval,
re cele italske pobfezi Stredo-
zemn1ho more Dude vystaveno
systematickemu bombardovanf
lined, jakmile Dude skoncena
kampan v Severnl Africe. Ia
to kampan, jak premier uvedl,
speje rychle k 1spesnemu u
koncen1, a Dude znamenati ma
proste znicen1 moci "osy'' v A
frice.
Uspesne ukoncenf teto afri-
cke kampane Dude vsak jen
zacatkem dalsfch ofensivnich
akcf, ponevadz vsechny pff-
stavy podel cele 1000 mil dlou
he pobreznf oblasti jiznfho
|Stredozemniho more budou
slouziti "a vypadn1 posice pro
velke operace proti kontinen-
talnf Europe, ktere pax budou
zahajeny plnem rozsahu a
s1le.
Kruty rok 1943 je k oeekavani.
Churchill dale prohlasil, re
spojenci mohou S radostf hle-
deti vstf1c onomu dnu, kdy Ev-
ropa Dude vykoupena, ackoliv
ocekava je dosud velmi tezky
1kol V nastavajfcim roce. u
vedl, re anglicka prvnf arma-
da bile nynf tezce do posic CO.
sy" v Tunisu, a jakmila budou
spojenecke operace v tonic
francouzskem protektoratu u
konceny, celia Italie Dude W.
stavena nel1tostnemu 1toku.
"Je ma italskem lidu, chce-li,
ably toto hrozne bombardovani
Italie bylo pax provadeno,"
pravil Churchill.
Premier ucinil slib, re v pTi-
pade, re Nemecko Dude po-
razeno drive, neil Dude u
koncen konflikt v Pacifiku,
Velka Britanie da vsechny svo-
je zdrojea k pomoci Spojenym
Statum a Cine a britskym do
mini1m Australia a Novemu
Zeladnu, tax ably tyto zeme
molly poraziti Japonsko.
Naznacil We sve reci, prone
sene v predvecer svych 68. ma
rozenin, re Italie ma zahajiti
Sc spojenci jednani O mir, chce
Ii pfedej1ti zhoubnym utokGm,
ktere il cekajf. Tyto budou
zahajeny, az spojenci budou
moci prenesti severnf Afriky
ma Italii, jejfz lid veden jest
do zahuby, o nfz Sc dosud ital-
skemu lidu ami jeho provinilym
vGdc1m, hlavne Mussolinimu,
ami nezdalo.
Churchill neucinil zadne sliby.
Premier Churchill neucinil
zadne prfznive sliby pro spo-
jence, naopak prohlasil, re do
sud tezke a krute dolby jsou k
ocekavani.
Pojednal o poslednfch uda-
lostech v Africe, a O potopeni
francouzske valecne flotily v
Toulonu prohlasil, re tim byla
vykoupena JEFF cest, a re Sc
zhouby v Toulonu zrodf Sc no.
va Francie.
Vidal pine uznanf sovetske-
mu Rusku "a jeho hrdinny BOZ,
a zmlnil sc o sve navSteve v
Kremlu v srpnu tohot roku,
kdy projednaval s premierem
IStalinem chystane akce ma va
lecnych frontach.
" nmskem rozhlasu bylo
ma Churchill1v projev odpove-
zeno, re Italie Dude pokraco-
vati klidne a chladne We sve
akci proti spojencGm pc boku
Nemecka.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

- ,oov by the way ,,a ,''F
s <. .; ,s;% en-; ,'f T1S', dressed '''
, 5,;s,y so s"s' or fetching '''''''
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Regularly t95

A Vhisz for Young
craftsmen .. efficient
and safe. Self contained
no motor 10 buy.
Blades make 200
strokes per minute.
Safe, high speed stroke,
for extra smooth cut,
no sanding necessary.
Sec il demonstrated in
-Sczr7 Dept. Stores.
BASEMENTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

BASEBURNERs. beds, complete s.; fgrrl-
tl!s. Tsfrlgegatofs. S57f Jos. Campau
1908 "est warren
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITE: MAS
SINE pcs WAS Ass NOW Ajg IOEW.
ENBERG BROS. 6l17 Ut. ELLIOTT.
BED SPRING Mattress compl. SIis5
ace FUkS- .5s Michigan. open eles
BEDROOM suite. Spice walnut finish,
slightly maTrrd In shipment. sacrliice.
SIS IS, terms. Alvin s7l5 West Vernon.
ATTRACTIVE nine piece dining room set
also nRceIapeO8s pieces. private home,
N0Nsr nat.b z7l7 Monterey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

Al SEWING machine, vacuum. washer.
repair Ia homes 81 frCe estimates.
LESOX 5000. Central service.
SINGER DROPLEAF, GOOD SEWER
1873 BROADWAY CADILLAC 31S3
WHITE. 1912. carload must unload S3i s5.
$40 %; no middle man. reason Tor selling
so cheap. Castlgiilne 9Ih1 Gratlot
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Furniture. Household Goods Electric Washers

BIG SELECTION ~ used washers SIS 10
Benjamin Appliance Shop. 1892 LIVER
no!s, near ttnkel. Open sunday, IL 10
and evenings untn 10
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Pay $500 70 $500 90. SUITS. Overcoats.
Persian Lamb, Mink. Cadillac gf5s.
WANTED Used furniture; highest pricess
we pick up. Telephone Temple l-s55ls
WE PAY more for furniture and rugs
MOON BROS FURNITURE TIE. 1-1299s
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Machinery and Supplies

PRINTERS = NOTICE
Miehle Press No 10O63. first class condi-
ton, now operating. Extra chaSss and
rolls. For appointment call TIE. 2-s337s
Mr., McTaggart, 81 seldeu, 10 20 p. m.
SCRAP iron. metals - II CHEST prices. Amer3
lean Scrap Iron Metal. Tyler 6-is5s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Musical Instruments

ACCORDIONS Prof models. buy herst
new, sos off, caatig!eoni, 9i50 Grstiot-
ELECTRIC Hawaiian steel guitar; reasons
able. Ra4fsFd fsSH.
PIANO-Upright. used, $40: good con.
dition. CITY Music, 7412 Mack.
TEACHER -earff- fet-rr7t,d- grand
piano from private owner. Tyler 4-b536.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

Wards 3-RoON OUTFIT
BeaHtfu, new furniture that youu "a
FT0UT 20 6WE. ,IuCIudvs beautifu 2-pc
lvaE room suite, 5.pe. dlnette 8-pc
bedroom suite. p'ls so additional pieces
10 complete this gorgeous ensemble. Free
radio Prire' 10 sell ~ only SIPS Easy
terms. WARDS outlet. 7i3i Harper
t4i4O Harper
RUGS Usef cleaned ST o. up Runners
throws Amer Carpet cir. sass Oakland.
TWO PlEtE Twins room suite $50 30.
American Fun Fal,.- g01l or River.
UNCLAIMED FURNtTuRE
CADILLAC STORAGE. IGN TUXEDO
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Wanted Miscellaneous

A PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.
\ PARTY WAITS furniture az soon as
possible viii p5y cash. Tyler 69223.
AN In need of any kind OF good used fur
nitlre 40 once. Highest prices. DA. 4207.
FURNITURE WANTED-Wnl pay best
prices. fCckey Bros Temple 2-i637.
OLD guns wanted. Andy Paimer's Military
Inn Warren at Telegraph. Highest cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Furniture, Household Goods

FURNITURE-BRAND HEW-TERMs
SOS pc. living room suite. sac
1ilS 2pe. suite sample At............ SO
$50 modern 3-pc. bedroom set........ 10
1929 bedroom. 3pc massive. ......... So
i-roum Home Ouifli, Complete. ,,...... SIS
Includes parlor suite. extra chair rug
t"droom suite, large dinette, 5-pe. kitchen
set tables, lamps. pillows, all floor sample
.riups
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE 60.
l22 MICHIGAN. NEAR GRISWOLD
open ewes. 10 g. Tues. and Wed 20 p N
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Snaps
Radios and Supplies

ELECTRIC refrigerator; used TO trade
for plano. 7412 Mack. Plaza s424.
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StoUes and Heaters

SALE TAPPAN-GARLAND
Floor samples. l9fl models: while they
last; trade In your old stove big allow
ance; terms. Carlson Appliances, D657
Gniiot, at Harper. open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
SeUing Machines

own new al or AZ refrigerator. Termt
Csc per day. cal PiDgree $3.50. DIR.
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AFVIt IHLIVlN " NFtr.NVIsE
1920 LIVERNOIS
ANNUAL CLEARANCE

once.a-year sale % odts ana enis AZ far
mellow original cost Floor ftmbies and
demonstrators. 1881 Crr-oif- $40 2enth,
szs; 500 RCA-Nct0F 50 $40 PhHoa. $40
A9s Zenith Armchair. $50 SIS <fev art
warner. $50. $50 Crpseg, SO 1871 gsdl0-
Phones, all aHtomatIf l.a. Do .tprh
records or ~ ~ irch rrrnrHs stia TpnHh,
$50: si09 RCA Victor $50. Sl2s rom-
berg Carlson. ST.. $50 srf.CtieI sos
Also large stock on fagH models. C0rn-
olnatlons' Md4ris Porables. ETC., sac
rihced icr QIIts sale
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80 REFRIGERATORS
Rebuilt and TefRshed ike new, guart
Reasonable Prices. Fenkeu Appliance
39uS FenkeIi.
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YOUR H0AEBARcANs IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES
Electric Rsfrigsrafors

200 USED REFRIGERATORS
RECONDTIONED AND GUARANTEED
All Makes and Sizes-i,Ow as so 50 ;
BLVD. APPLIANCE 1903 CD. RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

a 2-PIFCE living I'm. set. reclaimed Sib.
Benson. 1894 Woodward. Eve. sun IL.
A BEAUTIFUL. selection Of mfrs display
samples. Hvlag rom suites under $50
Why pa tie long prCel Terms. Alyin'H.
s1i5 West Vernon open evenings
4 GORGEOUS selection of new pattern
TEgs. all sizes; yoU u save 3Oe, BY deal
INK direct with distributor Why pay ths
ring price? Alvin s. s7i6 W. Vernon
open escs
Evening star., 1942-01-31
Real Giants Subject
Al s.. PauI's Lutheran

The Junior church will join with
the senior congregation at II am
tomorrow at st. Paul's Lutheran
Church. DR.. Henry W. Snyder will
speak to the children on 'Real
Giants" The adult sermon topic
will be THE First and the Last.
'Man-made Gods" is the subject OF
William B. Schaeffer, assistant to
the pastor, at 8 pm.
Newly elected members Of the
Church Council are: Elders, John
w. Keller and r. A. Pence; deacons,
A. j. Baker, Edwin s. Clarkson,
Frank w. Kuehl and Martin Middle
kauff. The Luther League will meet
ut pm.
The Louie Dale Leeds Bible Glass
will meet at 8 pm. Monday at the
home of Mrs. Carroll Cooper. The
Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday at II am.
Tho Women's Missionary Society
will meet at the National Lutheran
Home for the Aged Wednesday at
2 pm. Cars will be furnished to
take members from the church.
The Sword and Shield Club will
meet Thursday at 8 pm. Young
people who have come to work in
Washington are invited.
The Inner Mission roll call con-
tinues until February 13. Contribu-
tions may be given to Mrs. ]. Harry
Jones.
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Emory Methodist

DR.. Edgar c. Beery will speak at
II am. on THE Condition of Re
ligious knowledge" and at pm.
on "Other Little Ships" He will
install the officers of the Woman S
Society of Christian Service at the
pm. service. The Youth Fellow
ship groups will meet at 7 pm.
The Official Board will meet
Monday at 8 pm. The Box Bible
Glass will hold a business meeting
Tuesday at pm. The Mabel Cat
ley Bible Glass will meet Wednes-
day at 1890 at the home Of Mrs.
Blose. The Red Unit will meet
Thursday from 10 am. to 3 pm.
The Red Cross canteen cooking
course group meets Monday and
Wednesday at 1:30 pm.
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A Touch Of Madness
DR.. Brooks Topic
Tomorrow Morninq

"A Touch of Madness" is the sub
ject of DR.. Seth r. Brooks, minister
of the Universalist National Me-
mortal Church, tomorrow at II am
Dr. Brooks will speak to the Adult
Class at 10 am. on The Best Re-
ligious Book of 1941" A musical
at home will be held at 4:3O pm.
The Young Peoples Christian
Union will meet at pm.
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing Monday from 10 am.
to 3 pm. The Optimist Club will
meet at pm. Monday. Mrs. Will
liam Ridgely Chapline will speak
on From Coast to Coast and Home
Again." illustrated with colored mo-
ton pictures.
The Campfire Guardians Of the
Potomac Area will meet in the
parish house Tuesday at 8 pm.
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing Friday from 10 am. to
3 pm. at the church and from 7
to 10 at the home of Miss Clara B.
Pitcher.
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Bishop Tucker
Al St. Johns Church
Tomorrow Morninq
Three Other CIergymen
To Officiute ut
Other Services

The Right Rev. H. st. George
Tucker, presiding bishop OF the
Episcopal Church, will preach at the
II o'clock service OF holy communion
at st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Lafayette Square, tomorrow. Prior
to taking up his work as head Of the
Episcopal Church in the United
States, he was Bishop of Virginia,
professor at the Virginia Theological
Seminary and for 23 years q mis-
sionary and missionary bishop to
Japan. Bishop Tucker is president
of the National Council of the Epis-
copal Church. He Is q graduate of
the University of Virginia and of
the Virginia Theological Seminary.
A native OF Virginia, he comes
of a family which has long been
active in the work of the Episcopal
Church, the clergy list showing at
present II of the name serving as
rectors Of parishes in eight dioceses
of the United States One brother,
the Rev. F. Bland Tucker, Is rector
of st. Johns in Georgetown. When
the United States entered World
War I Bishop Tucker volunteered
for service Immediately and served
with the rank of major in charge
of civilian refugee work in Siberia
under the American Red Cross.
Other services for the day are: 8
am, holy communion; $50 am,
morning service, the Rev. Norman
D. Goehring, preacher; 4 pm, serv-
ice in French, the Rev. Andre P.
Liotard, preacher, and 8 pm, eve
ming prayer, the Rev. John G.
Magee, preacher.
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Salvation Army
Meetings tomorrow are:

Meetings tomorrow are:
Temple Corps, COG E street NV
At II am. Maj. F. F. Fox will speak
on Disappointing God" At pm.
Maj. Charles Walker, manager of
the Evangeline Residence, will speak
Colored Corps, 1901 Seventh street
N.W.-At II am. Mrs. Major Lam
bert Bailey will speak on "The New
and Living Way" At 8 pm. Brig
adler James Roberts will speak on
Get Right With God"
Southeast Corps, 1888 Eighth street
S.E.-Adjt. William L. Devote will
speak at II am. on Crossing the
River" and at pm. on Stolen
Religion"
Georgetown Corps, 1075 Thomas
jefferson street N.W-Adjt. Ray
Brown will speak at 10 am. on ''The
Cat With the Grin" and at pm.
on "Trees That Fight"
Northeast Corps, 715 I street NE.
AT II am. 1t. Dorothy Summey
will speak on "The Higher Life" At
8 pm. Maj John Campbell will
speak on "DiSobedience"