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Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-28
AF Bomb Krupp; ManiIa Boy Pounded

(Via R)-Giant 4-engme Brit ish bombers, perhaps 250 strong, carrying ? tons of explosives smashed at Germany's great Krupp munitions worth and oth- CT Nazi foundries in the Ruhrin Spring aerial offensive which proved to be one of the heaviest assaults of the war. RAF fighter planes beat off a retaliatory Ger man thrust and turned the raid- CTS back after a brief flight over the southern English coast
 The Air Ministry said the huge, bomber force concentrated on Essen and the Krupp works, striking with squadron after squadron, and also pounded en- emy airdromes in German occu- pied Holland, oil refneries near Ghent and the docks of Le Havre. The Air Ministry acknowledged the loss of i3 bombers. The Ger man command said Nazi auti- aircraft gunners shot down 16s raiders in Western Germany.
 After its second successive night of heavy RAF assaults in the Ruhr industrial valley the British quarters pointed out that the RATS attempts to fatten the Krupp works came just when production of tanks and muni- tions are vitally needed for Hit ler's Spring offensive
 Europe stirred uneasily in an~ ticipation of Hitler's next move.
 Washington (R)- The War department reported that the JapaIle,e are increasing the ln- tensity of their aerial bombard- ment of Manila Bay harbor de lenses and made 7 successive attacks on Corregldor in the past 24 hours. The island was under bombardment almost continu- ously from early morning until midnight Thursday The depart ment said most of the bombs fell in the bay and that those that struck the island caused little damage. Anti aircraft fire was believed to have hit several planes. In Rattan there were sharp clashes between patrol troops. Truck movements behind the Japanese hnes indicated in- creased activity. American-Phii- ippines patrol troops made a suc- cessful raid on a strong ere ny
 Continued to page 4
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-28

Joe Louis is still champion. His bout last night with Abe Si- mon ended with knockout by Joe after l6 seconds of the 5th round.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-28
Blackout Driving Brings Fine

Fred Bigler was fined S25 and costs by City Magistrate Charles c Naughton yesterday for driv- ing private vehicle after 10:30 pm, blackout deadline for driy- ing.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-28
KoDIAK K DIA R {.

hrney McCoy's shirts get just like anybody elses, so Hay this week he took one to laundry to be cleaned. The as near as he can recall it
 was approximately II in morning. It was about 8 of Afternoon of the same day Barney,passing the laundry, D sign that said Barney Boy You're Shirt IS Ready. hs washed and ironed to per pn. And in the same day. Icy has the shirt to prove ek Altman and Warren A pr are acting as individual nbers of Commerce in pass around a 6.page pamphlet rtising " Kodiak, Metropolis e North Pacific. The cover e interesting brochure has Pcture of Kodiak and the us quotation from John pughs on "bewitch'ng Kod- The inside is devoted to| history of the city and a 1phon of resources and rcal features. The copy was en by Jack Altman, an old at scrivening. The censors eSsed some concern about fopulatlon figures quoted, as t July, but the fact that were of such a date got by. What worried us more that line about Kodiak Pg 50 taxicabs and 10 buss- he plural of bus Transport , IS buses, the plural of buss dations- a rude kiss lis buss- ersonally we don't think alng will be gained by ad- sng the latter aspect. '.
 know the students are ngforward to the end of h but evidently they aren't nly ones-- one of the teach nd we know who, told her s one day this week that
 were 193 hours of school nd when one of the krds
 teacher if she didn't like T she said I'm just as sck as You are" D.
 one of the leading photo nc emporiums in the city e are given the opportunity we their picture taken in a !. What was the propriet- surprise one day when a 1T came in and asked to see s of the pictures of him n in mukluks"
 ndreds of dollars in plants lost in the Erskine green during the recent short
 everyone enjoys the band 'rts and after the one last
 the band enjoyed free coffee Continued on page 4)
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-28
INDEX

Weeks Highlights Page 2 Herring Quotas Less For
 Kod ak Area 5 Seeks Offensive Here 3 Action on USO , Restricted Waters Set 5 Censorship Rules 6 Alien Travel Limited 6 Church Notices z Council Hears of Plat 8 Easter Services 8 Delinquent Taxes 10 & II Classifeds n
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-28
Eighteen File For City Positions

Four candidates for mayor, ten for councilman, three for city clerk and one for treasurer had fled for those positions at the close of filing Monday of this week.
 The candidates are
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-28

For Mayor Frank M. Hermann Nick Miell
 L. F Nachtweih Warren A. Taylor
 For CounciImen 6 to be elected) Jack $ Altman Forest G, Ayres Wm. E. Falconer Jorgen Fredrickson Ray Martin
 James H. Pierce Ben J. Sholl Wm. P. Smith (sr.) John N. Steffgen Hobart Wiseman
 For City Clerk Clifford E. Lillethun Norris K. Porter l ouise Williams
 For Treasurer o, A. Torgorson
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Choir 10 Resume Activity
AT Foundry Methodist

DR.. James H. Phillips, associate
minister of the Foundry Methodist
Church, will preach on Lord, Teach
Us to Pray" at II am. tomorrow.
The choir will resume it's part in
the service after several weeks of
Inactivity. At 7:45 pm. the Rev.
Ben T. Cowles, minister of religious
education, Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. will answer questions on re-
lgion asked by young people of
the church.
The Church at Study convenes at
9:45 am. with the adults meeting
in three groups: Reading the Scrip
lures, without comment; Under
standing Your Bible, with r. P.
Green leading discussion on 1.-THE
Idea of Suffering in the New Testa-
ment," and the third group, Current
Proposals for a New World Order,
in which DR. Ben Arneson, professor
of political science at Ohio Wesleyan
University, will speak on PRO
nouncements of Leading American
and British Clergy"
The Foundry Forge meets at $50
pm. for period of fellowship, and
will sponsor the service at 7:45 pm
Evening star., 1942-09-05
EvongeIistic Services
At Bethel Tabernacle

The Rev. Homer Thropp and Mrs
Dorothy Thropp of Greensburg, Pa,
radio gospel singers and musicians,
are conducting meetings for young
people of Washington at Bethel
Tabernacle daily at 745 pm. Holy
communion will be observed tomor-
row and special offering received
for world missions.
On Labor Day Bethel will CO.
operate with Calvary Gospel Church
in the annual Labor day rally with
outlying churches of Maryland and
District of Columbia in cooperation
with the national day of prayer
called by the Assemblies of God in
Springfield, Mo.
The Back Home Hour" presented
by the young people under the di-
rection of the pastor, will be broad
cast over Station WINK Tuesday at
1880 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Trinity Methodist
Minister Returns

The Rev. Daniel w. Justice has
returned from his vacation at Ocean
Grove, N. j., and will conduct holy
communion at II am. tomorrow In
Trinity Methodist Church. of
At Z pm, under the chairman,
ship of Jimmie Cooke, the felloY-
ship will conduct it's second class
in public speaking, led by Miss Elsa
Tice.
At 10 am. Tuesday the Red Cross
unit will meet.
A meeting of the Woman's sd.
ciety Of Christian Service will BE
held at 8 pm. Wednesday with Miss
Eta Mai Russell, executive secre-
tary of the Washington Council pf
Church Women, as guest speaker
Refreshments will be served. At B
pm. will be held meeting Of the
Ofhcial Board.
The service and Bible study at 3
pm. Thursday Is in charge Of the
pastor. q
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TheosophicoI Society

Smith Tassin of Washington
Lodge will continue the series i6f
lectures at 1916 H street N. w. ath8
pm. tomorrow, on THE Egyptian
limitations of Jesus the Christ" At
$50 pm. James w. MCGUIRE Wal
continue the series of class-taIks Uh
THE Gathering of the Eagles at tie
End of the Age" with special applf-
cation tomorrow to THE Returning
Egos, Now Working on the Higher
Planes to Change the World" =
The Meditation Glass will meet on
on Tuesday at pm. instead Of
Friday. Members meeting for ad~
vanced study, pm. Wednesday.
The Goodwill Fellowship is every
Saturday at pm, and tonight at
8 pm, will have "An Evening with
Walt Whitman" Next Saturdaycat
8 pm, meeting of the New Are
Group" Miss Florence Frisbie pre-
siding. Mrs. Lillian F. Boatnran
will conduct a study class in Tire
Psychological implications of As
trology; or, How the Stars Mould
Human Character" provided
sufficient number of students enroll.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
I Never Lose Heart
DR.. Stone S Topic al
First Congregational
Sermon Tomorrow
Pastors First Since
Return From Vocation

II Never Lose Heart" will be the
sermon topic of DR.. Howard Stone
Anderson at IL am. tomorrow at
the First Congregational Church.
This will be his first sermon since
returning from his vacation this
week. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Halbach,
contralto, will sing.
AS special feature of this first
fall service by DR.. Anderson, the
congregation will partake of the
Lords Supper.
At the midweek meeting at 8
o'clock in the east parlor, DR.. An
derson will lead the service on the
topic What Summer. 1912. Meant
to Me-" with many sharing in the
discussion.
DR.. Anderson announces num-
ber Of preaching missions for the
coming year. These missions will
feature distinguished preachers Of
various denominations. They will
speak twice on Sundays, none on
Mondays. and then on Tuesdays,
Wednesday and Thursdays at night.
Dean Charles Reynolds Brown, Of
Yale University, already has ac-
cepted. DR.. William L. Stidger of
Boston and DR.. John Timothy Stone
are others invited.
Another event will be public lee
ture series on the nights Of Decem-
Der through by Lloyd Douglas.
author OF Magnificent Obsession"
and many other novels and screen
successes.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Church of the Brethren

The Rev. Earl Bowman, pastor OF
the Church of the Brethren. Har-
risonburg, Va, and former pastor
OF this church, will be the guest
speaker at 1915 am. His subject
will be God and America" The
pastor will give the sermon for the
junior church at the same time.
DR.. Warren d. Bowman will preach
at 8 pm. on Drifting Seeds"
At the service Wednesday at, 3
pm. the pastor will lead the study
on Biblical Teachings Concerning
the Future Life"
There will be meeting of the
joint boards at the church Tuesday
at 7;45 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Oppose Jewish Manhunt.

These inst stances are typical of
Church activity in this field
Oppose Jewish Manhunt.
One of the important factors be-
hind the strong opposition to the
manhunt of Jews now proceeding in
France is the persistent protest
against antiSenitic measures of the
Vichy regime made by Roman
Catholic and Protestant church
leaders.
1t is believed significant that the
most serious opposition to police
arrests of Jews Is coming from the
Toulouse area, where, according to
dispatches this week, the prefect
asked the Vichy government to
authorize him to call out troops to
maintain order. 1t is recalled that
the Roman Catholic archbishop of
Toulouse, the Most Rev. M. G..
Saliege, has assumed the leadership
of church resistance to collaboration
and anti-Semitism. Reports from
Switzerland said that Archbishop
Saliege had denounced persecution
of Jews in pastoral letter read
last Sunday from all pulpits in the
city. Prior to this he had pro-
tested directly to Petain the anti
Semitic laws, and on a number of
other occasions the prelate has
issued pastoral letters warning
Catholics against Nazi pretensions.
So vigorous has been the religious
protest against anti-Semitism that
French observer now in this coun-
try declared recently that "the clear
est proof of French and Christian
resistance to Hitlerism lies in French
protests against racism and anti
SemitiSm."
Dispatches from London last week
reported that Catholic priests in
Paris demonstrate their solidarity
with Jews by ostentatiously shaking
the hand of every rabbi they meet
on the street wearing the prescribed
yellow star of David. Other priests
have been seen on Paris streets
wearing the yellow star itself. 1t
was also reported that Protestant
churches and youth groups have
refused to accept a Vichy decree
which prohibits Jews and foreigners
from joining French youth move
ments.
Postwar Boom Predicted.
A WPB official predicted this week
that a church-building program,
"the like of which this Nation has
never known" will be launched after
the war. The official, priorities
field representative of the WPB,
based this prediction on the number
OF church groups which have had
to be turned down in connection
with requests for priorities to re-
pair, renovate, or to rebuild new
churches. He said he and his asso-
ciates have been amazed" at the
number of such requests. These
churches, he added, are finding 1t
impossible to go forward with build
ing programs unless they had the
materials in hand or were in process
of building. He expressed the opin-
ion that they and thousands of other
churches will want to launch build
ling programs as soon as the war
ends. --s ss= 7errT---
But church construction hasn't
been entirely halted. Reports from
various parts of the couatryv indi-
cate that in a number Of instances
new churches are being erected
without use of strategically impor-
tant war materials.
Religious leaders believe that In
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Tennesseun to Preach
At Fifth Baptist

The Rev. j. E. Lambdin of Nash
willie, Tenn, will be the guest preach
er tomorrow night at Fifth Baptist
Church. 49,
DR.. John E. Briggs, minister, will
preach at II am. on THE Cloak
and the Parchments.
A meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will be held Tues
day night. when there will be
echoes" from the Ridgecrest Bap~
tist Assembly. The Finance Com
mittee will meet at 7:45 pm. Tues
day. the deacons at 8:45 pm. Tues
day, and prayer meeting will be held
at 7:45 pm. Wednesday. -
Evening star., 1942-09-05

certain areas churches will have to
be built even If strategical materials
are involved. Conversations are
now being held between Govern
ment officials and the Church Build
ing Committee of the Home Missions
Council of North America looking
toward the granting of special pri-
critics for the restoration Of
churches destroyed by fire and for
further construction OF new houses
OF worship in defense areas.
Convocation Postponed.
1t was announced this week that
the Christian World Mission Convo-
cation, scheduled to be held in
Cleveland during December, has
been indefinitely postponed. Plans
for the convocation were adopted
early this year by Protestant home
and foreign missionary executives as
means of focusing public atten-
ton on the worldwide services OF
Protestant missions. Some eight
national and INSTRUMENTATION
church bodies had agreed to act as
Sponsors aa4 g.
Postpenement Of the conference
resulted from increasing difficulties
caused by the war and from the
fact that adequate participation OF
overseas Christian leaders could not
be obtained. But 1t Is planned te
hold the convocation Immediately
after the war. at which time church
groups will be sending contingents
OF missionaries to all quarters of the
globe.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
New Assistant Pastor
Joins Luther Place Staff

what Price Christlike Living?"
Is the subject of the Rev. DR.. Charles
p. Foelsch at II I'm tomorrow at
the Luther Place Memorial Church
The Youth A Cappella Chorus will
sing.
Paul Orso will come to Luther
Place this week to begin a years
clinical experience as assistant to
the pastor.
The Rainbow Missionary Society
meeting at pm. Tuesday will be
held at the parsonage. Hostesses
will be Misses Gertrude Foelsch
and Naomi Grim, and the topic is
"Today's Child in Tomorrows
World
The Church Council will meet at
8 pm. Wednesday.
The World Service Society will
be entertained Thursday evening at
the apartment of Miss Blanche Nell
son with Miss Ruth Blackburn as
co-hostess. The society is planning
picnic for September IL,
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet at 2 pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Cih-Wide Training
School Will Meet
At National Baptist
Closes for All Ages,
In 10 Courses,
Provided This Week

The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith, as
sistant pastor Of National Baptist
Memorial Church, has for his subs
ject Sunday morning, The Hope OF
Glory" This will be . communion
service. He will also preach In this
evening.
A city-wide Baptist Training
School meeting each night next
week at this church is under the
general direction of Gaye McGloth,
len, secretary of education Of ths
Baptist Convention of the District.
Glasses for all ages are provided In
10 courses. a.
Thirty-three Baptist churches In
the District are cooperating in this
training school. All visitors are ir-
vited. "a
On Thursday evening at the
prayer service J. E. Lambdin wih
speak.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
18th Bible Quiz 10
Feature Youth Groups

Selected Bible students from the
young peoples departments of First
Baptist Church and Ninth Street
Christian Church will vie in the
weekly Bible knowledge contest to-
night at o'clock over Station
WWDC. with Evangelist Dale Crow
ley as master of ceremonies.
Representing the Baptists will be
Virginia Mason, Leland Parkhurst
and Clarice Smith; Christian
Church, James Ellerbrook, Jean
Maier and Arthur Syversan.
Evangelist Crowley will speak from
the WWDC Capital pulpit Sunday
at 10.15aRm =
On Monday will mark the be-
ginning of the 9th consecutive
week of MIR. Crowley's morning twi-
light broadcast over Station WWDC
a Is minutes devotional service
which is heard daily at 6:45 am.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Massachusetts, Pastor
To Talk Tomorrow
At First Baptist
Special Vocal Numbers
Plonned at Morning
And Evening Services

The visiting minister tomorrow at
the First Baptist Church will be the
Rev. Samuel McCauley Lindsay,
pastor of Brookline Baptist Church,
Brookline. Mass. He will speak at
both the 9:45 and IL am. services
and again at pm. A girls trio will
provide special music in the morn
Ing. In the. evening male quartet
and mixed quartet will sing.
DR. Edward Hughes Pruden will
return from his vacation next week
ard will preach again on September
i3.
The girls trio is composed of
Pauline Walker, Mary Isabel Down.
Ing and Mary Jane Arnhart. The
male quartet will be William Hayes,
Pete Dear, Leland Angel and Albert
Trossevin; the mixed quartet. Ethel
Gambill Eileen Hersey, Elwood Null
Inns and William Zimmerman.
The service at pm. Thursday
will be conducted by Harwood Hall,
minister of music.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Bible Institute Opens
Conference Sept. 8

The Bible Institute will hold
Bible Conference, September 8
through September Is at 2:30 pm.
and 8 pm. at the Maryland Avenue
Baptist Church.
The speaker for the conference
will be the Rev. w. S. Hotel, of
Detroit, chief editor of the Bible
Expositor and Illuminator. He will
speak in the afternoons on the
Epistle of Jude and in the evenings
concerning the Old and New Testa-
ment Visions of Christ"
He will speak at 2:30 pm. Tues
day, for the Monthly Prophetic
Conference on The Prophetic
Teaching in Thessalonians. and
again at pm. on The Next Pro-
phetic Event"
Evening star., 1942-09-05
St. PuuI's Lutheran
To Mark Lubor Duy

Labor Day will be observed at St.
Paul's Lutheran Church at II am.
tomorrow, when DR.. Henry w. SnX-
der will have for his theme The
Work of Our Hands" -
The Women's Missionary Society
will meet at II am. Wednesday
Miss A. Barbara Wiegand will be Il,
charge of the program. Mrs. Merls
Cain will make the address. A
luncheon will follow at 1890 p,nt.,
after which the Ladies' Aid Society
will meet. "a
The Church Council will meet
Wednesday at pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Religions Needs Subject
At Tukomo PRESBYTERIAN

The Rev. Isaac Steenson. pastor of
the Clarendon Presbyterian Church,
will be the guest preacher at II am.
tomorrow at the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church. He has "One of
Religions Greatest Needs" as his
theme.
The Seventy miners will meet 7:3o
pm. Tuesday. Motion pictures pre-
sented by Hugh G. E. PAUL. and the
annual election of officers will be
features of the meeting. The Young
Peoples C. e. Society will hold
workshop program at the same time.
The Woman's Society Executive
Committee will meet at the home
of Mrs. Charles r. Mills at 80 pm.
Wednesday. The Red Cross will
meet at 8 am. Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Morals Of Morale
Subject Tomorrow
OF Rev. R. W. Loew
Program for Church
OF Reformation for
Week Announced

The Morals of Morale" Is the
subject tomorrow evening Of the
Rev. Ralph w. Loew, associate pas
tor of the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation. He will also preach
at $50 am. on Courage! Do Your
Work. Holy communion will be
held. The subject at II am. is "E
for Excellence"
A fellowship will be held in the
parish hall at pm. Miss Vir-
ginia Aderholdt will speak on Our
Lanterns" Mrs. Harry Roller is
the guest soloist.
A service from 1910 to 1890 will
be held on Friday
The church council meets at 8
pm. Tuesday.
A public luncheon, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society,
will De held from IL to 1:3o pm
Wednesday. The Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet at 1:30 pm.
From 4:30 to $50 pm. Saturday
open house for servicemen and
newcomers to the city will be held
in the parish hall. The fellowship
begins at 4:30 pm; dinner at $50
pm, followed by social.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Pefworth Methodist
Will Hold Communion

Holy communion will be observed
at the Petworth Methodist Church
at IL am. tomorrow with Dr. Frank
Steelman in charge.
The combined service at 7::30 pm.
will be led by Bill Overstreet. Miss
Elma Lank will sing. Truston Can
non will offer the prayer and Doris
Harbaugh will read the Scripture
lesson. Betty Keely will be the
Young Peoples speaker, and DR..
Steelman will speak following the
Young Peoples part in the service.
Following the evening service the
Young People will have their Seth
Parker sing at the home of Herbert
Lewis.
A meeting of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service will be held at
1920 am. Wednesday. The Execu-
tive Committee Of the society will
meet at 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Dr.. Hastings Will Speak
On Sound the Trumpet

DR.. ]. Warren Hastings will speak
on Sound the Trumpet" at the
morning service at the National
City Christian Church. A mixed
quartet will sing and Ernest Living
ston will present a baritone solo.
The Rev. Ivan H. Dugan, asso-
ciate minister, will have charge of
the radio devotions program over
Station WRC at 1890 pm. Sep
tember 10.
The Young Peoples group will
have picnic supper at Rock Creek
Park, picnic grounds No. %, at 5
pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
The Church and Labor
Topic at Luther Rice

THE Church and Labor" will be
the subject of the Rev. M. C. Elliott,
pastor of the Luther Rice Memorial
Baptist Church, tomorrow morning
The Labor Day message of President
Roosevelt will be read. New mem
bers received during August will be
welcomed. Registrations for the
Baptist Training Union city-wide
training school will be in charge of
Cecil McLendon. The Lords supper
will be observed.
The pastor will speak at pm. on
'Snvestments-Goo and Bad"
Evening star., 1942-09-05
Central Presbyterian
Plans Fellowship

At Central Presbyterian tomorrow
morning DR.. James H. Taylor will
preach on The Voice in the Wilder
Eess" and in the evening on THE
Call to Christian Discipleship."
A fellowship for young people will
be held at 6:l5 pm. to which young
people recently come to the city and
men in the service are invited.
The Synod of Virginia of the Pres
byterian Church tSouth) will meet
in Staunton on Thursday at the
Mary Baldwin College, celebra ting
the centennial Of its founding. The
representatives from their church
will be DR.. Taylor and Elder Selden
M. Ely.
Evening star., 1942-09-05
DR.. A. 0. Helm 10 Preach
On Masters MESSAGE =

At the morning service In the
Augustana Lutheran Church tomor-
row DR.. Arthur o. Helm will preach
on THE Masters Message to Me-
Miss Phyllis Rasmussen, soprano,
will be the guest soloist. "a
The Board of Administration Will
meet Tuesday evening. Separate
meetings of the deacons and tbs
trustees will be held at o'clock.
A rally of young women will be
held Thursday evening under the
auspices of the Young Women's Mis-
sionary Society. Supper will be held
at o'clock.
A congregational dinner will be
held September Is.