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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Talk Loyalty,
But Won |
Discuss War
Presbyterions
In Wisconsin
Adopt Policy
by Rensiou. New. servioel

RACINE. Ni..-On the theory
that too much dwelling on the
physical aspects of the world con-
flict can create an sntsgonistic or
morbid outlook that will be harm
full, the First Presbyterian church
here has adopted a statement Of
faith and policy ncerning the
war. The church will be open for
prayer and silent devotion every
day at 5 p. m. but no mention Of
the war and its physical aspects
will be made. The statement OF
faith and policy for the duration"
says:
I've believe in the United
States of America and her cause.
I've believe in doing our ut
most for her Welfare.
s-We believe in God as the
ruler and creator of the universe,
and in Jesus Christ, his Son, our
Savior, and in the Holy Spirit who
sbides with US.
we believe that through the
worship Of, and in the service OF
our God, we shall become more
valuable citizens in the service OF
our country.
Therefore, we propose:
Ito maintain our Sunday
service for worship and spiritual
strengthening, to fit us more fully
for the days of the week.
TO avoid at euch services dis
cussion of the war. its conduct its
cost and any such other phases
which have not the spiritual or
moral tone.
$50 dedicate ourselves anew
to God and country.
TO unite our hearts in prayer
to the God of our lives for an
early and just peace.
$40 set aside a time each day
when our united prayers shall as
cend to G d with a special daily
prayer offered in the sanctuary at
$40 p. m.
6-To open our doors to all who
will unite in that special daily
prayer, and in silent devotion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Puerto Ricans Winding Up
Three Weeks OF Christmas

nothing 10 do with gift-giyinE. The
sacred day was devoted exclusively
to ehurch-Eoins. Teasing and carol
singing
The coming Of tho Ameriesnos
to the mountainous island Esve
the children Of Puerto Rico = dou-
bic Christmas. This newer fule
day required q number Of years TO
become traditional. but Puerto
Rican children Of recent genera
tons have learned 10 expect and
usually receiver gifts on Dec. Is
as well a. Jan. 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

sion and Gee Adam b. Hunter. pastor,
Sunday school. 10. Services. IL and
and why Jesus Came Into the
World"
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Lincoln ward-sad and Park sun
day school 10. Priesthood meeting
II 80. Mutual improvement Assn.
services. Speakers, nerda Hense,en.
Carr.
Tacoma Central ward-No. L and
Steele. Sunday school, 1890. Priest
hood meeting. Q. Fast meeting. II :l5.
Mutual Improvement Assn. services
7. Speakers, Howard Brown, Marcia
Bourne, Aleene Parker.
American Lake - Masonic temple,
Steilacoom City. SUNDAY school. 1890.
Recognized Church Of Jesus Christ
Sunday school, GAS. Services. II and
7.3o. Church history class. $50.
LuTHERaN
Bethlehem Lutheran-Esst Harrison
and Gee. Burton W. Smith, pastor.
Sunday school, $50. Services. II.
Faith Evangelical wisconsin synod)
Both and Park. r. Jaech. pastor.
Sunday school, 10 Services. II. Ser
mon, How Will We Build In 1897
first-6th ave. and Eye. Carl 4.
Rydell. pastor. Sunday school e:45.
Services, IL and 1850 Sermons. "Bap-
tized In the Holy Spirit and In Fire"
and The Conversion of saul" Luther
league fellowship, $50
ss,ha Ros. Mountain s1,n hishT ns.,o at
sunday schools: weyerhseuser. 10;
Bethany, TO- Benston. !.
Grace missouri synod $50. saith
and Lawrence. W. A. Schroeder,
pastor. sunday school. 10 Service. IL.
Sermon. The Dance Of Death"
Bethel-So. saith and Eve Z. A.
Larson. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
Service. Il. HOLY communion.
Hoff. pastor Sunday school and Adult
Bible class, GAS. Services. IL and 7:3o.
Luther league. SIS. Sermons. rs
cape" and "ln Remembrance of Me
Grace Evangelical ~. L. CD-73o2
SO. Park. X. n. svinth. pastor. SUN
$40. Services, 1890 Luther league. 6.
Hope-So. SAD and Warner. c. j.
johnson. pastor Sunday school and
Bible class e;45 Service, II. Luther
league fellowship hour. $50.
Immsnuel-No. 18th and Stevens.
school Gas. Services. IL. Luther
league, $50
Luther Memoriai-So. 5th and Eye.
A. r. NJ Kettner. pastor. sunday
school. Gas Service. IL. Luther
league. 7. Sermon. Coward in Hope. ="
Messiah-l2oe So Eve. o. L. Jensen,
pastor. sunday school, s:45. Service.
IL
Mountain vlew-Near Puyaliup. Z
S. Tollefson. pastor sunday school
as Services IL Norwegian services
first SUNDAY IN each month 10.
Falkland Trinity - Sc. Park and
Wheeler Nordahl B. Thorpe. pastor
Sunday school. PAS. Service II. Ser
mon. "Our Faithful Companion In
the New Year" Jr. Luther league
$50
HUSTON Chapel-52d and Pearl gun
dsy school. $50. Services, 10 so Ser
mon Holy Baptism"
Olivet-l423 So X c. A. Sorkness
pastor Services. II and T.45.
Our Redeemer missouri synod
East saith and X A. W. Schroeder
pastor Service $50. Sermon, Faith
fur Witnessing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05


san JUAN. p. R-Whihe the
benefieisries Of santa Claus IN
America are beginning to forget
Christmas In the outlook for the
New Year. Puerto Ricans are
still celebrating. There Christmas
observance IL Of three weeks du-
ration and ends with what In
known as Three Kings Day" or
feast Of the Epiphany" Jan. 8.
During the first nine days Of
the celebration. devout Puerto
Ricans worship at special pre-
Christmas dawn masses in the
ancient Spanish churches through
out the island.
At night during this period
the people assemble in the old
squares that mark the center
of every city and town to sing
"agulnaldos, or inspirational
carols. This time-honored Gus
tom dates hack 20 the early
settlers who accompanied Don
Juan Ponce de Leon, the first
governor Of Puerto Rico, who
WAS on his quest for the
Fountain of Youth"
One of the most popular aguin-
aldos deals with Three Kings Day
and tells how the Three Kings,
the familiar Three Wise Men Of
the Bible. come quietly to the bed
room of sleeping children and kiss
them and select gifts for them.
They choose toys for the little
boys and dolls for the girls and
the Three Kings fill the shoes of
the sleeping children with all
these things and go away, no one
knows where.
Until the American occupation
in 1898 all Puerto Rican children,
on the night of Jan. 5, following
Spanish tradition. placed grass in
small boxes on their doorsteps as
food for the camels of the Three
Kings travelling under the Star of
Bethlehem to the stable where lay
the Christ Child. This custom, al
though curtailed in many places,
still is carried on in hundreds of
Puerto Rican homes.
Christmas on Dec. 20, according
to the old Spanish version, had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Many Americans TO-DAY ar. ask
ing themselves this question: How
can the church keep her message
Of brotherhood and mercy burning
In the heart Of man when all about
him there IL chaos and destruc-
tom
That question wss answered
nearly 1000 years ago by St. Mat
thew. lie said:
i was hungry. and ys gave me
TO eat: wa thirty. and ye gave
me drink. / was q stranger and
w took me in; naked and ye
clothed me; was sick. and We
visited me: ! was in prison. and
ye came unto me"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Provide Choploins
For Emergencies

PITTSBURGH = An emergency
chaplains' organization, the first
Of its kind in the country. has
been set up here by the Pittsburgh
civilian defense council under the
leadership Of a Protestant minis
ter, a Catholic priest, and Jew
ish rabbi. In the event of civil
disaster in Allegheny county due
to sabotage or bombing, the or
ganization will provide chaplains'
services for hospitalized casual
ties, will help to alleviate hys-
terra. and will endeavor to create
and maintain civilian morale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Church Sets Up
Service Fund

I'M heiinous News SerNic<l
DETROIT-St Adams Episco-
pal parish In Highland PGk has
established q war-serviee fund with
= nucleus Of $500 to get the prof.
Get under way. A war-service
council has been established By the
church TO administer the fund.
The council is already making a
survey to determine how parish
members can best be of service to
the community for the duration Of
the war. Some of the work. ac-
eording to Otis Chandler. council
chairman. win no doubt take the
form Of solving problems Of NOR
ale. Unemployment and personality
adJustment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Support Pledged
By the Church
fBy Religious News service)

WASHINGTON - The spiritual
forces Of American Catholicism
are being marshalled ito render
secure our Cod-given blessings of
freedom" the archbishops and
bishops Of the United States de-
clared here In = letter TO the presi-
dent.
The letter, sent to the White
House by the Most Rev. Edward
Mooney. Archbishop of Detroit
and chairman Of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference ad-
ministrative board, declared that
the historic position Of the Cath
ole Church In TIN United States
gives us a tradition of devoted at
tschment to the ideals and insttu-
tons of govern .ent we are now
called upon to defend"
The ultimate strength Of n
people" said the letter. is In the
things Of the spirit.
we will do our full part in the
national effort 20 transmute the
impressive material and spiritual
resources OF our country into ef-
fective strength not for vengeance
but for the common good. not for
national ACKNOWLEDGMENT but for
common security In a world in
which individual human rights
shall be safeguarded and the will
To live on the part of all nations
great or small shall be respected
"A world In which the eternal
principles of justice and charity
shall prevail"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Covers Full Ronqe
OF Jewish History

NEW YORK-The fifth volume
of the Universal Jewish Encyclo-
pedia has just been published here.
The remaining five volumes will be
issued at short intervals.
The complete encyclopedia will
aggregate more than 5000. 900
words and $500 double column
pages. II will include some 1900
articles dealing with the whole
range Of Jewish history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05


Q. What is the origin of the
word Chaplain,
A. According to tradition, st.
Martin of Tours cut his military
cloak in half one wintry day and
shared it with a beggar who stood
shivering before the gates Of
Amiens. The samaritan-like saint
wrapped what remained of the
cloak around his shoulders as
cape or "capella." From that day
forward. 80 the story goes, st.
Martins cspe-or one similar to it
was preserved as a relic by the
kings of France. Usually carried
into battle, the relic was housed
in a tent, which also became
known as a "capella" and later as
a chapel" Custodians of the relic
were called "capellani," hence
chaplains.
Q. Do Jews believe in the i'm
mortality Of the soul?
A. According to Morris Joseph,
writing in Judaism az Greed and
Life" the modern Jew believes
that there is an existence beyond
the grave. He ia convinced, writes
Joseph. that there are larger pos
sibilities of happiness for the soul
than this life can offer. This SIM
pie conviction ia surely enough;
to know more is unnecessary"
Q. What are the so-called Cor
poral Works of Mercy" of the Ro-
man Catholic church?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Religion Has
Key Place in
World Peace
Only by Psnoncs
Com Objechves
b Reached


CNCNNATI-In = special SER
mon, carried BY short-wave radio
- . goodwill message TO Central
and South America. Archbishop
John r. McNicholas Of Cincinnati
declared here that I'VE are fight
ing with only one end In view
that through our war effots the
blessing Of peace may come to W
and to the whole world"
The sins Of individuals, multi
piled indefinitely. give us sinful
nations." thu Archbishop said.
Nations stepped in sin. impover-
ished spiritually, bersft Of every
virtue-nations having lost their
soul - eventually and necessarily
become axgressor war nations.
God baniahed or denied, there are
no sanctions for human law or
conduct The only restraining
power 10 physical force. The logi-
cal consequence 10 totalitarian tyr
amy"
Asserting that no magic touch
win give us an ordered world, and
that no political. nor even an
armed. world organisation Of peo-
pies and nations can ensure q last
Ing peace. the Archbishop nid:
"A basic condition for such .
peace IL that the teeming masses
Of all countries must be given
IN opportunity TO develop in heart
and soul; they must not be forced
10 continue . life-and death strug-
gle In the economic order for a
mere existence.
prayer and penance will
prepare N for peace. . peace
Nat win demand Justice for
surselves and even for con-
suered nations-a peace gov
sr~ed BY Justice. hut . Justice
tempered by mercy and char
ity."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

As never before the church IL
being called upon 70 minister 10 a
suffering world. /, sne accepting
that challenged
The answer IL Yes. In France.
the Quaker, are feeding 10000
children Oily. One week after the
declaration Of war the churches Of
America sent $50. 900 10 China for
medicines, clothes and food.
And in every beiliFerent nation
the church 10 preaching her gospel
10 prisoners Of wsr-regsrdle1s Of
the color of their uniform.
%. I was in prison. and We
came unto me"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Our saviors - 18th and J. J. L.
Redal, pastor. Sunday school. e:46.
Service, II.
Falkland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES road
pastor. Sunday school. $50. Service
1880.
st. Paul's-So. 9th and Tacoma sv.
Rev. Arthur Sydow. pastor. Sunday
school, Gao. Services. 1890. Sermon.
THE slaughter OF the Innocents."
st. Paurs Dsnish-islo so. L. John
Enselmann. pastor. Sunday school.
10. Service: II. Sermon, The Sins
OF n Nation"
Trinity - So. 18th and l. NJ. r.
Mommsen pastor. SUNDAY school, 10.
Service. IL. Sermon. The Eternal
Election and New Year"
Zion missouri snyod) - So. 18th
and L. w. A. schroeder. interim. pas
tor. Services, 1890.
Zion-5sth and So. Thompson. Z. W
Hansen, pastor. Sunday school. . as.
Services, IL. vesper hour. S.
Peace Lutheran-2ioe So. Cushman.
A. X. Bethman, pastor. English serv-
ice. Il.
METHODIST
Asbury-56ol So. Puget Sound ave
N. M. Jones, pastor. sunday school,
e:45 Services. IL and 7:3o Epworth
league and Fellowship club, 6:l5. Ser
mons, Holy Communion" and PRO
fit and Loss"
Bethany-so. 57th and Park. Ern-
est Barber. pastor, sunday school
s:45. Services. l0:45 and 1880. Young
people. $50 Sermon. Gods GIFT of
the Morning and of the New Year"
Annual open house at parsonage,
ESQ. Special program, $50.
Calsary-Es. 64tn and p r. l.
Otto, pastor. SUNDAY school e:45
Service. IL
ImmanueI-so. 18th and J. X. N.
Ekass pastor. SUNDAY school e:45
se sol. Com ,n snd 80 so .T Sermons son
of Revival"
Epworth - So. 9th and Anderson
Harold Q. Perry pastor. Services. II
and O. Sermons. a New Page" and
Remember God"
FERN Hill-s4i5 So. G. b. c. Gal
Youth meeting. $50. Services. Il.
Sermon. Forgive Is Our sins"
first-so. 5th ana X. Milton A
Marcy. pastor. Worship, 1890 and
7.3o Young people. 6:15 Sermons
The Greatest Book In the World"
and The Psychology OF Temptation"
Graee-Esst s4th and r: 2. &
Services. IL
Lesourd - No. i2th and stevens
George p. Hopkins. pastor. serv-
Ices. IL
Masonic. 2sth and Madison Row
Leslie Smith. pastor. Sunday school.
s:45 Services. II and 1880 Youth
fellowship. $50. Young adult group,
9. At s522 No. Stevens. Sermons.
Things Which Remain" and BE
somebody" Preside group, $50.
Milton - VIM. Z. Callahan. pastor
sunday school. 10 Jr league. Il. ST
league. 7. Services q.
Embellishments Kiehlbauch and
Bessie B. PeaSe pastors. sunday
school. 10. Services. Il. Young Deo-
pie 7. Sermon. "The Cali TO PRAYER"
~. PRurs-So. $50 and l.. P. Il
RAYMOND. pastor. Sunday school,
e.45. Service IL intermediate league
ESQ. Epworth league, 7.
TrinitN-6Oe Es 3ath. John Csugh-
Ian. pastor Sunday school ? 80
Services. II Vesper service, S. Ser
mon. Beginning Again"
Continued on Psge Seven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Would Release
Robbis to Fill
Chaplain Posts

NEW YORk-A call to Jew
ish congregations in the coun-
try to grant leaves of absence
to rabbis who can qualify for
commissions as chaplains in the
armed forces. was issued here
by the heads of fourteen nation
al rabbinical bodies, congrega-
tional organizations and theo-
logical seminaries. The call,
made pu g by Frank L. Well,
president Of the National jew
ish Welfare Board. stated That
because of the increasing num-
Der Of Jewish men enlisting in
the army. navy and marine
corps. the need for Jewish
ohaplains was imperative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Missionary Work Hard Hit
As War Spreads in Orient

sionaries In Japan when war
was declared. This small NUM-
her In dne Ia . law adopted
last year which haired foreign
churchmen from holding Of
flee In japanese churches. and
cut off all financial help from
abroad. The Law forced the
withdrawal Of large numbers
cf American missionaries.
The Roman Catholic Church. sc-
cording 10 the Most Rev. James +.
Walsh. superior general of the
Society Of Foreign Missions. has
135 Msryknoll priests, sisters and
brothers In Japan.
Following the Catholic trsdi-
ton OF staying at their posts.
Bishop Walsh said, I'VE have rea-
son to believe that the authorities
in those regions win accord them
every humane treatment that II
compatible with their presence in
q country with which our nation
la at war"
Officials here believe. however.
that all will be informed, confined
to their quarters or otherwise
restricted.
Approximately three-fourths of
the Philippine population Ia Cath
Ollie and American bishops head
four of the islands Il dioceses.
Other American religious workers
number 240 In addition there are
many missionaries of other ma
tionalities who would be liable for
internment should Japan conquer
the islands.
Meanwhile. the international
Missionary Council reported
that all missions Of the Euro
pean churches In Asia, Africa
and the Pacific islands, that
were known % he In distress
because Of the war. had re-
ceived sufficient financial aid
% continue all essential work.
There has been no discrimina-
ton, on the basis of nationality
or creed" the council stated. mo
European missionaries, except
those interned by the governments,
have been compelled to leave their
posts because of lack Of money"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Informed Japs
Hold Services
tBy Religious News seryiee)

PORTLAND, Ore.-A group Of
japanese Christians, rounded up
and interned here following the
outbreak of war, celebrated holy
communion in jail, and then took
up a collection for the benefit Of
Portlsnd's poor
The communion service was ar
ranged and conducted by one Of
the internes, the rector of the
Japanese Protestant Episcopal
mission of Multnomah county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Some people can express their
interest in evangelism by moving
over and making room In their
pew on Sunday morning.
You help yourself when you buy
". q. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Washington Clergyman Condemns
War Department Poster as Insult

all been 30 eloquent In recent
years: Nothing In Hitier's
ministry Of propaganda Of
hate IL worse than this. II we
cant win this struggle for
light and liberty without APP
pealine 20 blind, malignant
fears and hatreds. which have
already 80 strewn this world
with so much sorrow and desc
lstion. we might a. well let
them come and take it,
NO doubt it is just things as
these and the calling of ugly
names across the waters that
have gotten us where we are.
know that I speak the sentiment
Of thousands.
Il realize that, involved as you
are at present, with so many pres
sing concerns, this letter has little
chance If ever falling under your
but perhaps. through
some channel. 1T may reach ef-
fective sources and my appeal to
you. sir. is that orders be i'm
sent out countermand-
ing and Withdrawing the circula-
ton of this poster which is sn out
rageous insult to the cause for
which we are asked to give our
sons, and to the American way Of
life"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

A. The Corporal Works OF
Mercy are:
/. To feed the hungry.
2. To give drink to the thirsty.
8. To clothe the naked.
4. To shelter the homeless.
3. To visit the imprisoned.
6. To care for the sick.
7. To bury the dead.
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Questions will answered
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Apl. 200, Arlington Villase, II to : sun
Evening star., 1942-04-19

MICROSCOPE good condition, reason
ably priced See Mr.. Anthony. 10 eth