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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
East vs.. West
Games on Tap
Interssctionol Play
MoY Settle Points

NEW yoRK >. The ms ios
leagues fret lnisrseetlonsi game.
open today .sstsra National
lesHu. eiuhs playing In the west
and western Americas league
clubs swinging through the east
When they are over Nay 7 thss<
points may b. clear
Wh~thev shs 1p~dgess sss
the siaas II ~ Naetsani
league ~ have 49, fsstssies
up - ths p'hiis 80 nssves.
M eircsss's snai1 Try.
Wheshss H. Cardinals hess
ks>s vastly ssesvsse1 80 issh
ths puseh - stssss ~ Ma
sissai beegsss ks>shes.
wh<fbsr tbs Reds hsvs sfsds'
Ally dlsinisKssied and are sss n
psnnsnt consideration.
Whistler the Yankees vii STAN
psds their rivsis and make . Dehs
u ths American league raes
wh<thsr the i.dians eight
sams winning streak Il . flash
In ths pan OF Inc Indicator thai
baby pilot Bsvdress really b~s
sindIed the psnnsnt fsvs IN IN
Tfibs.
WHISTLER the Red nos have In
proved their pstshlaE snsssh "a
make . serious penaans BID
Ths>s ere ssIy . fs~ ~ ~
thises thai MN ~ s,sss~< ~.
nssss ~ is.s. Up sssft $50
Ne eSsks n bssk ie~guss
have ke~s p,sytnG ass~es
themselves II tesss sss sss-
tor.
For instsnos. Brooklyn figured
10 get s~.y fast b~causs II ~
Numerous games sEsinsf fs<
weaker eastern clubs Tb~ ps.dS
srs have wen , " th<fr ~ We.
torres from ths Braves ard f'hlis
ard jumped OF to . thssss cams
lead IN ths National is.xss
The caDs moved into = ne vita
the tsifd-plso~ Giants ~ ssfsst-
inr tina kss1s. ~. IN A innings
IN ths only major issEss Esas
yesterday ~ vas ths fourth ca
IRA innins Hsms tts ttsas hsss
played tnls ssssoa chsesae scored
an esssfnsd rsa Ia the sisysntk
~hsn sssnIsy hass sinsisd for BE
fssHth hi. ~ss eats ~ sssafsd
1hss k<i1is joass drpppsd CAfen<f
Ray L<msanos Tires sed sesfsd
ca Len Hssgite. sage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

-sen.- - 80 =. ik< bright
Kentucky san easisn<s -. fan,
stripes n n. esfs haa< sit.
I've e<en ssreakh fear esss I
as hcru n tss nr.t yssF 81 ne
csvu ~ps. haxe ~'<ssh<<ea t~e
ethers ssA ns~ Im = ~
fearth And The sas Tang !
have learned = th>t ysa s.ez.ss
never eel Am<rscs sssFt seF
Americas rive - spars ssars.
~yea take shss race track.
Sc~. Tn net tsissnx seosit SAT
urasss p<fts. e<<.us< sstsF.
DAYS Derby ell Ne she ksxre-s
~ al thought ny dream ~
100 600 r~npie ~oaAd come true
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Jerome Gets the Double-X

ton today a. spokanss fiayiAn
track
The city council yesterday re-
,eetod the Lease submitted oy Jack
Jerome, California Sportsman.
who has operated the track for
several years
The council voted. 10 Z. to
return yerome's certified check
.eoompsnying his le2se. after
MAYOR y. {. sgtberiin an
nouDosd BE- had decided 70
change his stand.
Jerome. backed ny the council
Vas AWARDED the lease lsst fan
over the protest. u Spokane bust
,s.,uer vho offered 70 operate
IN, track for the city. claiming
IN. support az croonsf Buns cros-
81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
On We Can, !!
Win flllou MFrcAlp


set rules for handling athletes might cover maior,
OF ou there are individuals can do better N he,
are nsnoeo IN manner more suited their empera
winch brings Us 10 Lou Noyikof the Mad Russian and
Milwaukee. - sS anu
Nosikofi had whn With couldn't r., h o~.r
ns sNheng ne he DID vita tho they sAunsd HIM 70
"auNe "nse he began clicking him another
chance in the hig ~ ~
Charlie Grimm. ana former ch r.n.s.,
HoVnSoti oe hoy i an tndyduallst frst~
Don't burden the hid sign. him SWIM a. he p,s..
saws 'n Let he boy neld 40 TO
movie OF sometning night happens hk, give
HIN more consideration and the hall
And while ne we're writing his Harris tho WI
umpire He saw the name Nokon typewriter
. steady euooing Of Information about Novikof
Il know the big Md know ry. ale, A,
his home The Russian people hopabe sensitive.
I've been close TO Noyikon and
. real major league player they treat m properly
When he was with Moline 1898 umprng there he
suffering from imaginary hurts pack up grip
OF talked him out Of and told
Moline OUTFIT 10 80 10 the majors be
He powerful fellow with chubby he
really hit that ball he'd be
sensation He feels the American
but this fighting bond between change
tude May bring him because In
Russian he has two strikes him before he starta
The big kid born generation Russian
You when the Russians
friendly toward the mean
general American public we'll that thought
aimed him happened
psrentage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Salem Trips
Tigers, S TO l
Hurler Swope Has
Role OF the Hero

sslem's Senators came out OF
their three-esme drubbinE TO hand
Tscomss Tigers their first defeat
Of the new ie<2 WI season al
Athletic Park last night The
score was 5 To 1,
Hurier Burton swope, Salem
right-hander. held the rEers
In his claws. keeping eight
hits we'll scattered. Then 10
make certain ~ hi. vietery he
took n upon himself 10 ID .
MT Of bat blasting. driving In
two runa.
The Senators and Tigers each
gathered eight hits. but the sena-
tors hit Chef johnson when hits
counted.
Bob Browns Vancouver Capt.
lanos last night at Spokane took
the league lead by beating the
Indians. 2 to 0, for the fourth
straight victory.
Flowers and Bushman engaged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

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- ~ f>~ses ~ pe~(>ee - -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Paul Peterson Impresses Bosses

The Tigers will hang to Paul Peterson even II the
young and former Lincoln high school second saeker sent
TO league of lower classification for more seasoning
said Peterson won't make tne srAoe
the Tigers that he spndlo pros
pect and catcher and Rooney
outeder with whom Lincoln Moor former STADIUM
performer -, =
Peterson angular @ho weighs around lob POUNDS On
sacker ana Typ 'nA' ""s"
M quickly
R ds hesds % the Tigers ability deliver when
IN. chin, are down which highest order The guy
under the gun has an eoee On uoe ~
not possess that quality That goes for sport
big rishhanded keeps getting better ne goes Aons
will given every to make the grace WIN inc ~
The boss.s have made that n emphatic language
Peterson You nave OF sP"'ke"a
MoHtor Rooney balshoo type i~fse' no ' W. -
public a IA the hds.
However peerson will etc 10 start fsmes
that no uncertain manner
business Manager oson reports =,
Cliff guy 20 be going around spouuHt ''' ' :" "
spoung off. =. -. - r..oa. -
What would the way. If ths nree ehAnoo @
The on sad home products good sensational manner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
Acorns Blast
SkiHs. II 10 9
Pitchers Walk Il
Botters In Contest
By UNITED rREss

With q great chatter Of bssshits.
the Oakland Oaks lsmbasted the
Ieague-lesding Seattle Rainisrs II
10 . last night In the final game
Of their eight-gams series. Seattle
won the series. five games 10
three.
The Oaks had four big In
ningr. They started In the
first frame. scoring t~ie~ off
Dewey SoriaBo. In the NTH.
they biasted soriane off the
mound with . fcur-rua bar
rage.
Oakland went 10 work on Relief
Man John Ear in the seventh In
ming. The Oaks scored five runs
on two walks. an error. a stolen
base and two timely hits
Again In the eighth the Oaks
scored five runs. Tar walked
three men before Rigney's
double and . pair Of Singles
eleaned up the rally.
The winners got . total Of Il
hits. Seattle touched Diblasl and
Tom Ananicz for 10 ssfeties
Twenty-one batters were walked
IA by Seattle pitchers. nine b,
Oakland pitchers.
II was the only game scheduled
last night
This week Seattle takes on the
Hollywood Stars and Oakland
opens a series at Portland san
Diego meets Los Angeles and Sac.
rsmento and San Francisco tangls
at the Seals stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

Summary bstted in. Mallory.
Rossler. two-basr hits Hostisr
wright. three-bsse hit Buocola. stolen
base Cockroft: sacrifices Kretchmar
a. Alden q, nsddern: left on bases
Vancouver O. Spokane IA bases on
struck out. BY Flaugher 10 Bush
man !. wild pitch Flaushsr time
o. Tams. IS: umpirss. Hsslsy and
Valerie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

aBstted for johnson In ninth.
bran for koehler In ninth.
Salem .............. oO3 600 o7o-5
Tacoma s.s.ss.ssss.s uOO opO ui~
Summary Runs responsible for.
Swope none johnson 3 struck out.
by Swope 1 johnson 3. base on balls
off Swope Z. johnson 5. wild uitehes
Johnson g. left on bases Salem 10
Tacoma II: two-bsse hits. Warren.
Spureeon. b johnson. Henson; runs
batted In. Cameron. p. johnson a
Petersen. Younsman: double plays
Cailtesux 10 Schroer 70 Cameron
Lilly 10 Younker' time. so. umplres
Harrls and Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
sHAUGHsEssY wEDs

OJAI. CsIif.-clsrk u. sbAsgh-
messy. Jr, son q stanford uni
vsrstys former football coach.
ss1 Aarilyn Dennis. daughter Of a
prominent sogthsrn California
family, sdIl d married June a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
NATIONAL IiAcUF


MONDAYS INSULTS
Chicago 4. cine4nnsfl .
Csseisna. ses COZ sIs ees--s
Chie.ss ore zis eco eel ~ 4
Bsihorn. Erickson 81 ard BIER.
nsn9sz. ysndsrmesf and ssm.
msno.
fo1iy ssms plsysoj.
nrgnsATIosAL LEAGUE
Syracuse ,, Buffalo 0.
Toronto 4. Newark
Rochester :. Jsfsey City d
fonly thfss games sehsdai~e.l
rExss i.xAauE
Tulsa a. Houston, postponed.
fTulsa playing uniforms failed 70
arrive
Oklahoma CITY ~ san Antoute.
postponed Team arrived istsj.
FORT Worth BssGnon; 2.
Shreveport 7 Dallas q
AMERICAS sssocIArros
Toledo Q. Indianapolis o
Columbus z. Loaisyiils l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

SPOKANE = Horse racing was
apparently doomed for the cars-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
TIGER Attendance Satisfies

Considering the Weather Mans frowns. opening turnous
at Athletic Park were rated satisfactory by Tiger Officials
Saturday night there around 500 in the stands.
Sundays double bill 967 pay their noses through the
gate.
And Monday night well, just forget it. You know why an
officials believe the attendance
90 up up up
There conditions for the Tacoma
Salem series Most certainly would have been appo
pirate
Spokane Tiger bosses and That
the league began It's
young 1887
q line the
oni. certain places
10
from the baseball mcop"o"e'
tn led in a the
good voice lacks for words expresses himself
without trouble and
good dcton Broadssng hard nerve-testnf o especially
In lightning sports like baseball
splendid at the start and VIII I'M
prove along ana ne becomes o
acquainted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
. lsosus
lMdsn
NJ I>frHp rntss
usE nAni>. nArsut>

y. Mccormick Reds ! ne~rr, ned f<es
>. York, users : keitner. Indians ,
Rams RATED In spence senators
10. Marshall oisnu - Gordon,
Ssntees -. rofs. nse. ~ NsissI'
Athletics n; johnson. Athieties ~
Hunsi Case senators IS ID D.
Magic, Red sor IL OFT Giants IA.
= ptMssgio. Ysnss Ia kr~evieh.
Athletics ~
Hfts. spence. senators ~ Gordon.
YANKEES 81. Mccossy, ns~Fs u.
yors. Tissrs 30. csmpbell. Senators
10. Kreevich. Athletics 10.
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doubts play. stassis - assrr5sf -
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DER arc Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

HE is brooder, sensitive fellow who needs 10 he In
hands that understands him lift him up and
the depths into which he mentally hus himself al times
He great fellow personally He'd do anything
for him when him.
ability who the heights
straps"
Harris S6yearod with eight Of umpirng behind him.
has performed the Eyangelne Western
Association well sempro bah in Los Angeles his home
Ed the Evangene Louisiana the tough
league the nation Harris The Frenchmen Of the
settlement there gamblers and they nsnt
they'll the why Umpres
and that league like the clouds overhead
cling French customs natives Even Negroes
French On Fourth July they the French flag with
headed easytosh people
a stranger until proven right Up here
when Of that league
oh Novikon He's the greatest softbs pitcher
sobal underhsnd fast
chuck the regulation ball overland
That league hurlers, too"
brought his everything with him.
He's the draft and well when his number comes up he will
in Commands He IN that
o marine fighting II appeals to him.
mo Commando faced enemy that was worse than those
Evangene league he laughed Com
risky thrilling So umpirns in that
league down in the depths of Louisiana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
INTERNATIONAL

MONDAYS REsui.Ta
sslsm 8. Tacoma 4.
Vancouver ,. SPOKANE o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

elAHs Portland No sts<iyssda -
shsssmsssi Jefferson No .
II iast niEnts cisy stssi ysr1s fo<-
feftec V TIA kisctrlczan4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
West End Loop
(sOFTBAII)

(sOFTBALL)
at jefferson bayfield, last evening
Junior league fooYsj.
Indians - AMMAN. II IH 8
fssrson and stisnuer Bssi and
Miller
Dodsers .......-.-.....-.. u % Q
Barnes Anderson Klnd.m and
Barner sanb@cs snd BridKss
Hartman and y KBosn.s made
honners for nc Dodgers
Kroksnes and Bssi mace bouers
for the Pirates
In ths Junior A league boys
Fsns HuDs connected foe . homer
snd siso established a league record
fef watkins ~ mot mn IN Esmss
up 20 6sts He Nsissd 10 men Otis
bsfteo for 2 a. fhs piats
fantheff .+srs-sss+-ssfs4 y
PHI, ana nsres...oA. Hgps. Mercer
snc FunE
Girls iesEas
s.lssf sts.akt .........-. y q 2
hioag sse ssnbees Thompson and
Wlllis
II ths second Fsrns Of ths double
heac<s Beverly Zsifethark hif
homer with ths bases ioacec AJonsi
also connected for a home ran.
yeeps -.--..---r.-+ -.-s--s =
Suneryonsen ..4-..s-. 10 z
Bstty punk ana oisnna osls. D.
Andersen apc owsns Dosa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29

Your postmaster can tel you
how 70 invest in L. D. WAR
BONDS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-29
The Guy Is q Brooder at Heurt

HE is brooder sensitive fellow who needs 10 he in
hands that understands him and lift him up and Of
The dephs into which he mentally hurs himself al times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Rev. G. R. Krupp
At Fort Wayne

The Rev George r. Krupp,
pastor of the United Presbyterian
Church, Lafayette and Military
avenues, will be the guest speaker
at the Fort Wayne non-denomina-
tional services for officers enlisted
personnel and civilians stationed
on the post al 10 a. m. Sunday, in
the post theater.
Seeking the King will be the
subject of Mr.. Krupp's sermon.
The Rev Mr. Krupp has been the
pastor OF the United Presbyterian
Chuch since September when he
came 10 Detroit from Connells-
vile. Pa.
Mr.. Krupps sermon is one of a
series instigated last September
largely through the efforts OF the
Rev. A. l.. Roth, pastor, Immanual
Baptist Church, and secretary OF
the Southwest Detroit Ministerial
Association. Mr.. Roth made pre-
liminary arrangements for the
series 10 be given BY visiting min
isters from leading Protestant con-
gregations in the southwest section
of the city in cooperation with the
Detroit Council OF Church and the
Southwest Detroit Ministerial
association,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Smallpox
Sweeps
AIlliSh

LEWISTON Pa, Dec. 20 UNS)
The worst outbreak OF smallpox
IN Pennsylvania IN decade left
at least 20 persons stricken today
IN an AmIsh settlement near Lew
iston, All the cases were confined
To the Kishaeoquillss Valley,
Vaccine was rushed 10 the val
ley by special messengers, but
medical officers expressed fears
that the disease might spread, The
entire valley was placed under
quarantine and guards were sta
toned 10 enforce the order,
Medical authorities expressed
belief the outbreak had originated
al a wedding celebration attended
hy $50 persons, as most of the
known victims had been among
the guests
All public gatherings were
banned and Christmas church
services were cancelled The vie-
TINS, authorities said, were over 3
years OF age and had not been vac
clnaled against smallpox. Vaoeina-
ton OF children is mandatory
under slate law,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Christian Youth
Rally Tonight

The Voice of Christian Youth
announces their monthly rally for
December will be held tonight at
3 o'clock in the Wesley Methodist
Church, Grand River and Temple
avenues, with the Rev, David Q.
Fuller, pastor of Wealthy Street
Baptist Church, Grand Rapids,
speaking on The High Cost OF
Loving"
Neil Maoaulay of Kings College,
New Castle, Del, will offer trum-
pet solos during the program,
which will feature the welcoming
nome of members Of the Voice OF
Christian Youth now IN the armed
forces who are home on leave.
To better accommodate the
overflow crowds at the monthly
meetings, the publicity committee
of the youth disclosed, the Jahu-
airy rally and all subsequent as
semblies will be held in cass Tech
High School, Second boulevard
and West Vernon highway,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Covenant P|ans
lis Farewell

Covenant Baptist Church, for
merly the Dexter Boulevard Bap-
tist Church, Dexter and Dawson
avenues will hold farewell serv-
ices in the present home Sunday
al $50 a, m, HAS a, m, and
1850 p. m,
Or, Warner r Cele, pastor, will
speak al the morning worship on
For Our Inheritance" while in
The evening The choral choir will
be featured and number of people
will testify as 10 what the church
has meant 10 them.
The new church building, at
James CNIzeHs highway and Claf-
ia avenue will have services in
the first unit of The building be-
ginning January 3, with the morn
ing worship al 1880 a. m, Bible
school at II noon, youth meetings
at OILS p. m, and the evening
service al 7 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Senate 10 Probe Lag
In Synthetic Rubber

WASHINGTON. Dec. rs. UNS)
Senator Guy NJ Gillette ID Of
Iowa, chairman Of q Senate sgri-
culture subcommittee, today an
bounced that his group would re-
open hearings on The synthetic
Rubber production problem soon
alter January | and said he cx-
pected 20 develop the reasons be-
hlnd the tagging Output 81 alcohol
from agricultural products
First witnesses 10 be- called be-
Tore the subcommittee Will be rub.
her Director William VI. LETTERS
and officials oil the WPBs alcohol
division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Chemist, Girl, 70,
Killed in Auto Crash

KALAMAZOO, Dec, "a up
Furrenda Nath Chakrayofty, 81
native of Galabari, India, and
prominent bie-Ghemist of the Up
john Co, and Georgia Jean Pugs'
ley, 20, of Lawton, Mich, were
killed last night when their auto
mobile was struck by Michigan
Central freight train.
ChakraVorty joined the pharma
eeutieal company in August, l94l
after serving as an assistant chem
istry professor al Princeton Uni
versity. Miss Pugsley also was
by Upjohn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Christian Scientists
Plan Jan. Service

In accordance with the procla-
nation OF President Roosevelt
naming New Years as a day Of
special prayer, h Christian
Science churches in Detroit. as
well a. throughout the state and
nation, wilt hold a special service
New Years Day.
These services generally viii be
held AT IL a. m, but the Third
Church ~ Christ. Scientist, De-
troil, will hold services at s n. IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
TO HEARST EXCLUSIVELY

] decided 10 give my story eg-
cluslvely 10 the great Hearst pa
pers, and | haven't been sorry
In the last few days they have
treated me regally, cared for my
every need, and through their
agency, already some broad new
fields are opening up for mo.
] realize that I'm on a bit OF a
spot right now. I'm too young In
years 10 be a man and too old
in experience To be a l3-year-old
boy I intend. somehow, TO com
pletc my education. That comes
first.
My chief interest, naturally
lies with the military. But ! can I
get enthusiastic about entering a
military academy; seems TO me
my actual training puts me a lii
tie ahead Of that sort OF thing
Eventually I'll get back into
the service I've learned 10 love
and revere Remember the line
"ObjectiOBs TO re-eBlistment:
None"
] won't make IL in time for fur.
Their participation in this war, foI
our victory will come long before
I'm eligible But there'il be other
chores for Uncle Sam, other calls
for the lesthernecks. other ad
ventures TO enjoy.
Semper FideliS, Under that
glorious banner ] hope 10 serve
again, 20 be always faithful.
Ito be concluded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
WANTED TO STAY IN

I'm afraid ! didn't act very vel
lust then. ] didn't admit a thing
about my age. And when ] went
back 20 my barracks ! was still
trying 10 figure a way 20 stay n
service Id heard l4-year-old
Kid was in the outfit-Euch wlld
stories were common, but mostly
untrue. Why couldn't stay?
! began planning oui ah appeal
20 the commanding general anf
then the truth Of the whole situa.
ton hit me right In ihe old noodle
] thought
III snybody's wrong here,
Holle, is YOU. You took sdVan-
tage OF the finest fighting outfit
In the world, and II wasn't be-
cause they were dumb that YOU
got by for 80 long. IL was just
because OF your huIling sire.
WHAT HE OWED MARINES
whats the marine corps done
) for youg EverythingA What were\
you when you entered last Ocio-
Der? gust a scatter Drained hid
Irresponsible and not very We'll
disciplined. And now? You've
had the best physical and men
tai training, you're In perfect
condition, you've sieadied down.
you can obey orders, you've seen
the world and you've had some
adventure.
They told you you were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
ST. JdmesParish
Crosse lie, Gets
New Minister
BY JACK kOEHLER
DsiTait Tines lhurrh Editor

The Episcopal Diocese OF Mich
igaR Will lose ane OF It's most
Important ministers next month
when the Rev. Roliin j, Fairbanks,
rector of ST, James Church, Crosse
lie, leaves to take oyer a new
post in BOSTON, Mass.
Effective February l, the Rev
Mr.. Fairbanks will have charge OF
clinical training at the Massaohu-
sets General Hospital, Boston.
He will also lecture on pastoral
Care" al the Episcopal Theological
School, Cambridge, Mass, from
which he was graduated several
weeks ago,
Although engaged in many
church activities in this diocese,
the Crosse lie clergyman also
found time for civic duties and
served on several labor mediation
boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26
Honor
Jewish
Dead

Canton Jacob H. Sonenkisr will
chant the most ancient Hebrew
prayer for the dead at the memo
rial to be held in connection with
the Jewish National Fund Con-
ference, Sunday morning, al 10
o'clock, al the BoOk-Cadiiiae
Hotel.
Doctor Israel Goldstein, pfesi-
dent of the Jewish National Fund,
and other Jewish leaders will
speak.
Like all other sessions of the
national conference which opens
tonight at 3 o'clock, II will be open
10 the public.