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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

THE man to dot the period in
the last sentence in the last
D chapter of the fabulous
career of John Barrymore was
the auctioneer.
With a staccato-like rap of
his hammer he sold the last of
the personal effects of the Great
Profile" and thereby wrote
"finis" to a life and a legend.
The selling of the famous ac-
tors belongings - TO satisfy
clamoring creditors and tax
judgments - was just the final
touch, If any was needed to
ring down the curtain drama
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

The Late
John
Barrymore
Liked This
Suit OF
Armor
and Kept
1t Among
His Odd
Collection
of
Possessions
Because
He Once
Wore IL I'm
the Movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Bidders on
the Things
Barrymore
Left
Behind
Him
Shuddered
at These
Shrunken
Heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

The Actors
Taste In
Religious
Art Was
Exquisite,
as These
Pieces Sold
At Auction
Illustrate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

CRISP, cRUNcHY regularly will correct the
of constipation due lack of bulk in the diet Why
not try this grandtastng cereal YOURSELF It's mpor
tant than that you do everything keep yourself
fit to do your wartime work full speed! Have you tried
ALLBRAN lately? It's golden-soft doubly delicious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

} September "a. 1912
Evening star., 1942-02-16

about an 'lnferiority complex and
any fear about being the equal Of
others whose formal" education is
greater than your own.
The CLASSICS CLUB is the Only
Book club Of its Kind in america
The CLASSICS CLUB is different from
all other book clubs, in these four ways:
]. Its sole purpose is to distribute to its
members the worlds great classics at
low prices.
z. Its basic price is lower than that of any
other book club.
3. Its Charter Members are not obligated
to take any specific number of books.
4. All its volumes are bound in attractive,
uniform CLASSICS CLUB bindings,
mark of distinction in your library.
Evening star., 1942-02-16

70 READERS OF THIS NEWSPAPER
An Opportunity to Become q Charter Member
VoU ARE INVITED to become Charter Member of
i this new CLASSICS CLUB; to enjoy the books which
its Selection Committee has carefully chosen You
will receive, each month, one of the unanimously
selected worlds great books Of Fiction, Humor, Bog
raphy, Travel, Adventure, Essays Poetry, Philosophy,
Science and Plays You will receive advance deserip
ton Of future selections and you have the privilege Of
rejecting any book you may wish, and Of canceng
your membership at any time you so desire.
Every volume will be complete and authoritative.
None will be condensation" or "digest" of the
original version ALI texts will be authentic and brought
Evening star., 1942-02-16
From q Speech Made BY the
Hon. Martin ]. Kennedy in the
U. S. Ho~e Of Representatives.

The great thoughts developed in The
quiet, more pedestrian days Of the past are
preserved in books. They should be avail
able to all our people, and especially now.
THE classics are the radios for the i'm.
mortal voices. Often do we wish, in an hour
of stress, that We could have the advice of
the great thinkers of old. However, we
have words of the wise ever recorded and
ever resounding in our books. Their thoughts
fit our times as well as theirs.
I'VE are a keen people, but we must have
facilities for the exercise Of mentality. We
must have books, md especially the great
books. In times like these. We need the mes
sages of men like BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
who fought for his country At home and
abroad with his brains, his time. and all his.
varied talents. More than an American,
FRANKLIN was also great patriot and
historian.
FRANKLIN, with all his cosmopolitan.
ism, had the homely virtues of staunehness
and belief in his own decisions and ideas.
That is the kind of faith America needs
today"
printed in the U. S. Coss,sssiossl Rero,a)
Evening star., 1942-02-16

of great historical significance like these.
Perhaps you have often wondered how these truly
great books got that way" First because they
readable They would have lived unless they
read, and they would have been read unless they
were interesting And of course to be interesting they
had to be easy to understand And those are the very
qualities which characterize these selections readab
ity, interest, simplicity
1t is not necessary to have higher education" to
appreciate these books and after you read and know
them you will have acquired broader and more liberal
education than of your business and personal
quaintances. You will have lost any personal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Meihodisis First
To Pay Taxes On
Church Property
b, Religious News Service

LOUISVILLE, Nv. - The dis
tinction of possessing the first
church owned commercially used
property to be placed on the city
tax rolls falls on the Methodists
here.
Or. Ira NJ. Hargett, pastor of
the Fourth Avenue Methodist
church, visited the city hall and
informed the mayor that he and
his congregation approved the ad-
ministration's policy, announced
four days ago, of taxing church.
owned property that produces rev.
enue.
That is only just and fair" said
DR.. Hargett, adding that he and
his congregation were quite will
ing to pay taxes on that portion
of the property not actually being
used for church purposes.
The property is lot and three
story brick building adjacent to
the church which contains four
apartments and ground-floor
Sunday school of the church.
An appraisal of its worth for
tax purposes of $500 was set on
the apartment section of the build
ing. At the 1912 tax rate that
would amount TO q tax bill of
S151.20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
-Four Groups Join
American Council Of
Christian Churches

NEW YoRk-Since its orgsni-
zation last year the American
Council of Christian Churches has
added four denominational groups
TO its membership roll. IL was an
nouneed here AZ the body's fail
meeting.
The additions are the 1ndepend-
ent Fundamental Churches Of
America. the American Bible As
ISOLATION, Inc. the General Asso-
citation Of Regular Baptist
Churches, North, and the Old
Catholic Church.
The Rev. Carl McIntire. presi-
dent Of the council. told Religious
News Service that the body's Gen
eral Commission on Army and
Navy Chaplains" had been 'recog-
nized by Washington"
This move, he explained. will
permit fundamentalist churches to
certify men for the chaplaincy in
the same way as the General Com
mission of the Federal Council Of
Churches functions for its men,
bership.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Bloody Brsaihiii. Wet;
Three Others Dry

FRANKFORT. Ny. - Prohibi-
tionist victories In three more
elections raised the total Of dry
wins In Kentucky TO 20.
Nicholas county, McCraeken
county outside the city Of Padu-
cab. and the seventh magisterial
district Of Henderson county are
the latest additions TO the dry
column. A scheduled election In
Estill county failed to take place
because the matter still Is In liti-
cation.
Breathitt county - known as
Bloody Bresthitt." In the noun
tain area-recorded a 1895 to
1882 victory for the vets. II was
the first among II counties holding
local elections In recent weeks to
remain wet.
c. A. Ellis. Paris. KY. state d.
rector of the United Christians
for Temperance committee, was
quoted by the press as saying. Its
beginning TO look like statewide
prohibition IL just around the
corner"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

at baptism; 1t is widely used by
Protestants. The Nicene Greed.
with certain verbal changes. is the
official creed Of Orthodox, Roman
Catholic, Lutheran and some Pro-
testant Churches. The two creeds
are similar. the Nicene being an
elaboration of the Apostles Greed.
Q.-What does Theology, In its
modern significance, embrace:
Anthology, which is the
science of God and the things be-
longing to God, embraces. in its
m d ern significance Historical
Theology; Exegetical and Biblical
Theology; Apologetical Theology;
Pra ctical Theology. including
homilectics, pastoral theology, lit
urgies. and theories Of church gov
eminent: Theology proper - that
is. Dogmatic Theology. which in
vestigates.( defines and systema-
ties the doctrines Of the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
American Luiherans
Send Greetings to
KIM Christian

WASHINGTON. ID. CA re,
ligious note prevailed in many Of
the messages Of greetings sent bs
prominent Americans 70 King
Christian as head Of the Lutheran
church Of his country. the Rev. DR.
Oscar +. Blackwelder. pastor Of
the Lutheran Church Of Reforma.
ton and president Of the Wash.
ington Federation Of Protestant
Churches, said:
we Lufherans In America
are deeply appreciative Of the
Lutherans In Europe today
who have suffered and given
glorious example In the cause
Of political and religious nb-
erty."
Lieut.. Gen. William s. Knudsen
director Of production and a lead.
ing Danish-Ameriean, said:
"Your Majesty's leadership
Of the Danish nation In these
difficult times has been an In
spiration TO Danish-born men
and women all over the world.
May God spare you and
bleas you for many moro years
and bring success 10 your ef-
forts to secure peace and se-
curity for your land and your
people,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

BAPTIST
Bethesda--So. <5th ana l. Marion
NJ. Flint. pastor, Sunday school. $40.
Services. II and 7:i5. Young people.
and when God Looked TO Europe
for a Nation
central-so. 18th ana J. Bror
Lundgren. pastor sunday school. e:t6.
Services. IL ana 7:3o. Young people,
$50. Sermons. ne truthful and
"Patching OLD Clothes"
first--etn ana Market tNorthern
Baptist conventionl. walter o. Ma
coskey. pastor. Deacons. prayer meet
fellowship hour. $50. services, l0:o0
and T.3o. Sermons. service for God
and Country" and "When success Is
Failure"
Csisary-aotn ana jag. walter 9.
Damrau pastor. SUNDAY school e:@5
Promotion ana rally day. Services,
II and 7:so. Youns people. $50;
sermons. .Lishis for the Biackout."
FERN Hiil--s6th ana 80. O North
ern Baptist oonvention) Merrill q
Skaug. pastor. sunday school. eto.
Services. IL and 7:30 B, Y. p. u. $50
Sermons, "Are You Related 20 Jesus
Christi" Evening speaker. Dr. Joseph
Cooper.
Grace No. s5th ana Mullen.
sNorthern Baptist conventional; Geo
Services, II and 7:30 Young people.
$50. Sermons. Common Clay" and
"A False Presumption"
sixth Ayenue-eth and Fife. WILL
lam r. Turner. pastor sunday school
classes Tor all ages. e:xe Services
IL and 7:so. Sermons. Darkness and
light" morning. Speakers. The Rev.
n AL p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Q.-What are the main char
acterisfics of the Protestant Re-
formed Churches
A.-The Reformed Churches. in
their standards and confessions,
are markedly Calvinistic and. gen.
orally speaking. adhere to the
presbyterisl In preference to the
episcopal form Of church govern
ment.
Q.-What il n Jewish Yeshivah ::
A Yeshivah is an orthodox
school OF higher rsbbinic learning
where Jewish culture and learning
are advanced for their own sake.
Q.-When are Roman Catholics
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Cooperative Movement
Seen as Expression Of
Religion in Economics
BY Religious News Service

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. - Ad-
dressing the 18th biennial congress
of the Cooperative league, the Rev.
James Myers, industrial secretary
of the Federal Council of Churches.
and Bishop Aloysius Muench, presi-
dent Of the National Catholic Rural
Life conference, voiced the opin-
ion that the cooperative movement
comes the nearest of any economic
system to providing a vehicle for
the expression of religion in eco
nomic life.
To the extent to which con-
sumer cooperation tends to abol-
ish unemployment, tenancy and
poverty, and offers an economic
basis for world peace, said Mr..
Myers, 1T deserves the blessing of
religion and the active coopera-
ton of all truly religious people"
Total attendance at the confer
ence was well over 100 as COM
pared with 500 at the Chicago con-
vention two years ago. Delegates
came from seven countries and
provinces, 80 states, and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Surprise speaker was DR.. Shin
Chi HUI, general secretary of the
cooperative league of China who
brought greetings from 10000. 600
Chinese cooperators.
Featured speaker at the congress
was Neil S. Beaton, head of the
Scottish cooperative movement
who came by clipper from Scot
land. Representing the Cooperative
Wholesale Society Of Scotland
which does $4,000. 900 a wear
business, he said the movement
had a major contribution to make
to the postwar world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12


ElmAuEIRHIA - Presby-
tartan churches throughout the
nation have bssn asked TO hold
-Four meseings before the Novem-
bsr elections for = discussion Of
ths church and politica- This sug-
esstion has ben made by DR..
chrmsron ?. Han. director a the
department Of social education
ana action. Presbyterian Board Of
Christian nducation.
Meeting one. he urged. should
b - study cf the social rela-
tionships which God has revealed
IN Christ" followed BY . second
meeting TO study what needs to
b dons 10 bring community and
national HE Into greater confor-
nifty 70 those principass."
Ths third meeting. hs said.
should - Addressed BY the candi-
datss, or their spokeemen. indi-
eating how the candidates, their
paatforms. and their parties In
tsnd 70 conc to grips with the
nesds ana Issues which the previ-
ous meeting has brought to the
front-"
A fourth meeting win be =
discunsion not for group but for
individual decisions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Sunday Services i'm Tacoma Churches

Calvin, pastor. Masses. 9, 1890.
81. Joseph's tsiovakb-6o4 So. saith.
Joseph Hayostek. pastor Masses.
s;so, 1890 Benedis.ion. go .; m.
A. J. Krebsbsch. S J.. pastor Masses.
Q. 7:3o. $40 $50. II,
Masses. $40. ESQ. s:4s. 10. ii.
SITS. Peter ana Paul tPolish) la.
saith and Portland. Henry Rozyeki.
s e. alta sissiisn, .sO 1908 IS So Aims
worth; 4 Bruno. pastor. Masses. 7,
Holy Rosary-sia 50. soth. Anthony
Haek, pastor. Masses. 9. 7;so. s;4S'
Visitation ssouth racoms,-pom-
MEX Hack. pastor. Masses. $50. s'iS.
isoiy cross-No. cath ana shirley.
Martin Dugsan. pastor Masses. $50.
st. Martin of rours-Ffs Square.
william WI am q q 9S .,,x. pastor. Masses
GREEK ORTHODOX
50. Nicholas--i629 So Yakima. Con-
stantine A statheron pastor. serv-
ices. e;ia
CHRISTIAN
Ffrst-6th and K Carl A. John
son. pastor. Church school. 9:45.
Services. IL and 7:3o Youth fellow
ship. $50. Sermons. "Is He Masters',
and Keen Your Balance"
Lincoln Park--s9th and 30. @. J.
Merlin Hill. pastor. Sunday school,
e:<s. Services. II and 7:so. Junior
church. li:is. G. T.. $50. Sermons,
THE Program OF the Church of
Christ ana Revelation Chart Ser
-. se.s G.
Kane. l. O. shaw. pastor. Sunday
school. ESQ. Services. II and $50,
q Z Durham. pastor. Sunday school.
Gas. Services. II and f:So
Roosevelt Heights Roosevelt and
sherman Arthur B. Edward. pastor.
sunday school. 10. Services 1885 and
T.So. c. T.. $50. Sermons. Chris
tians At War" and The Gods We
serve
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernacie-So. sth and NJ Paul
Bible school, 10. Young people. e:45.
Sermons. The Woke that Brings
Rest" and Things That We should
Know"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church-Division and Eye.
second Church-So 54th and War
ner.
Fourth Church-essis Broadway.
First churcb-Lske steilseocm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

"Are sin. Disease and Death Resls"
Is the subject OF the Lesson-Sermon
which will be read sunday in all
Churches OF Christ. Scientist. which
are branches OF The Mother Church.
The First Church Of Christ Scientist
In Boston. Massachusetts,.
Text: salvation belonEeth unto
the Lord; thy blessing Is upon Thy
People"
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-So. 18th and
Adams. Pred Hornshuh Jr.. pastor
Sunday school 10 Service. IL
Faith hission--Summit Road W.
A. Scott, pastor. Sunday school 10.
Hornshuh. pastor Sunday school.
s;45. Services. II and 7;4s.
CONGREGATIONAL
First - Division and J. Harold L.
Booch. pastor. Church school. GAS.
Realistic Resource for EmbsttIed
souls, No. III. Pilgrim fellowship
breakfast. o.
PIymouth-so. 4sth and Park. } }.
Pruitt: pastor Sunday school 10
Cripple" Young People. 7.
Pilgrim No. oath and Warner.
Roger Larson. pastor. Church school.
9:45. Service, IL. Communion. Pill
grim fellowship, S.
EvangeiicaI-Alaska ana 23rd 81. So.
r. Burkhardt, pastor. Sunday school.
10. Services at IL.
Oberlin-Steilacoom Harold Man
ning. speaker
COVENANT CHURCHES
Ffrst-So. 10th and Eye Carl n.
Peterson. pastor. Bible school e:45
Services. II and 7:3o. Fellowship
hour. D. m. Sermon. After He Had
spoken" and discipline OF DICTATOR
ship"
Harvard Branch - Midland Sunday
school. 10.
Graham-cari Janson. pastor Bible
school. 10. Service. II.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. 3rd and Kay. Henry
Elier. pastor Holy communion. T.3o
a. m Church school. $50. Prayer
and sermon. IL
Holy Communion So. i&th and
Eye. Charles Mentzer. rector Holy
communion, 9. Services. Il
~. Andrew's-si6 No. Oakes Charles
II Mentzer. rector. Prayer anc ser
mon. T:So o. m.
50. Lukes Memorial-S6oi No. Cove.
Arthur Bell. rector. Church school.
Gas. Holy communion. 8 a. m. Har-
vest Home service. II. Baptism. q.
Y. p. p $50.
st. johnS-Ssth ana Puget Sound.
Archibald W Sldders. rector. sun
day school. 10. Services T:3o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Hope for Religious
Revival in Russia

LONDON - Plans are being
made in the Russian college in
Rome for the Christian revival Of
Russia, according to the Vatican
radio. An announcer stated that
the relaxation of religious perse-
cution, the stopping Of militant
atheist activity and the work of
military chaplains on both sides
of the eastern front are signs of
hope. He declared that anti-re-
ligious propaganda has produced
indifference. not hatred of religion
in the youth of Russia, while the
older generation has held fast to
the faith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

LOUISVILLE, ky.-Money-mak-
ing real estate owned by churches
in Louisville viii be placed on the
tax rolls as Of July 1. 1912. Mayor
Wilson W. Wyatt announced.
Together with charitable
and educational institutions.
churches win pay 4 tax bill of
sos, 900 on $4,000. 900 worth of
commercially used property, IL
was estimated
Law Director Richard II. Hill
has reviewed court decisions and
constitutional debates on the sub
tect so that the city may be pre-
pared in advance for any court
tests instituted against the pro-
gram.
The law director has found
nothing in the history Of taxation
of such property to indicate that
1t was the constitutional intent 10
exempt the strictly commercial
use kind of property owned by
church, charitable or educational
organizations" said Mayor Wyatt
There is no intent to put on the
rolls any except the type of prop
erty which is strictly commercial
revenue producing" he added.
Baptist Seminary Hit
One of the largest parcels of
property now exempt from taxa
ton is owned by the Southern Bap-
fist Theological seminary here.
The property now occupied by the
Greyhound bus company and a
garage. formerly was the site of
the seminary. The income from II
now goes to the seminary. For
assessment purposes the property
Is valued at $500, 500.
Among properties owned by the
Roman Catholic church here or by
one or more of its societies. and
thus tax-exempt under the theory
which has prevailed heretofore, is
a parcel occupied by an automobile
concern and valued for tax sched-
ules at s51, 900. 1t is owned by
the Sisters of the Good Shepherd,
Little Sisters of the Poor, and
Archbishop John A. F1oersh. Prop
erty owned by Roman Catholic or
CARNATIONS and now being used
commercially totals 1906. 460.
Action Commended
The mayor said the survey of
properties indicated that consider
able tax lodging had resulted from
the exemptions accorded in the
past. He cited cases in which
house owners have decided proper
ties to exempted institutions with
the provision that they be allowed
to occupy the properties until
death.
Decision of the city lawmakers
to place $4,000 900 worth of COM
mercially used church property on
the tax rolls, was lauded here in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Collapse of Peace Plans
Due to Continued
Weok's Review Of News on The Religious Front

Interference by Quislings

(CDotinued from Page one)
~ nany pulpits.- Another Max
papsr. Kz1tisk Ugsrsvy. denounced
. unnber q prominent Danish re-
1g1ouD 1ea1ers ana accused them
q undarmining TIE morale Of the
psep1e. n publication went on
- ~ That the same thing that
~ happsned - blshope. pastors
on1 toache1 IA Germany and Nor
Way win take place IN Denmark
whsn H. ttms eomss.-
nsadI.g tie spiritual resistance
Throughout TIE country d = promi-
nat cnurchman. DR.. Hal Koch.
proeeoDor q theology at the Uni
Nersity of Copenhagen. DR.. Koch
- reapunnbls for tie federation
- III youth groups into = huge
coalition Of Danish young peoples
ooeise3sa with about 10000 mem
bersL The central purpose Of this
Ge6oration 10 d resist alien tdeol-
go and preserve Danish freedom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
coNFIsCATE FORGED
PROTOCOLS OF ZION

LOND0N-The Danish govern
ment recently confiscated an en-
tire edition in the Danish language
Of the Protocols Of Zion. notorious
anti-Semitic forgery. II also de-
prived Of its license German pub
iishing company which had per-
sisted in publishing anu-Je~ash
pamphlets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Louisville Acts 10 Tax Church
Properly Commercially Used
Methodists First TO Pay Under
City's New Revenue Program

an editorial appearing IN tn
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The citizens of Louisville
said the editorial. shave rea-
son for gratitude that Mayor
wyatt and his administration
have made the decision with
out hesitation and without
apology.
The measure Is 80 obvious
" fair and reasonable that the
political repercussions which
had been feared In other days
win very likely prove to be
slight"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
MINISTER APPOINTED
LABOR MEDIATOR

LANSING, Mich.-Gov. Murray
D. Van Wagner has appointed
the Rev. Elmer f. Heats. pastor
OF Pilgrim Congregational church
here. as a member of a special
commission to mediate labor dis
pute between the Edward w.
Sparrow hospital and the build
ing service employees union Of the
ALL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

forbidden to solemnize marriage?
Am the Roman Catholic
Church 1t is forbidden to solemnize
marriage from Ash Wednesday to
Low Sunday, and from the First
Sunday in Advent to the Epiphany,
inclusively. Solemnizing marriage
involves receiving the Nuptial
Benediction and celebrating public
festivities.
Q.-Are the Apostles Greed and
the Nicene Greed recognized by
both the Catholic and Protestant
Churches
A.-The Apostles Greed is used
BY Roman Catholics privately and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

DUx1LA0. n. C. - The North
Carolina Council Of Churches has
ben informed in = report by it
executive secretary. Rev. Ernest
J. Arnold of Durham. that the
uumber Of public school pupils
taking Bihls courses In the state
he's increansd from only SIC In
1o1e-S7 70 more than 1900 dur
1ng 1ol1-11
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
RABBI HEADS MINISTERS
IN RHODE ISLAND
by Religious News Service

ny hrhkiphr Ne"s setfRr
PROVIDENCE. r.. L. Rabbi
Albert T. Bilgray. assistant rabbi
of Temple Beth FL in this city, is
now serving as president of the
Rhode Island Ministers Union,
the first time in the history of
the organization that a Jew has
served in this capacity.