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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Auxiliary County Council
Meets at Hipass Sunday

Perfect spring weather made the
American Legion Auxiliary County
Council meeting at Hipass Sunday
a real pleasure, members of this
group with other Auxiliary men,
bers, Legionnaires, members of the
8 ct 40, 40 ct all journeying to
Hipass to inspect the health camp
and to do preliminary work prior
to the opening of the camp In
July.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Robert Doios
Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Doig are re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a son, born MAY 2 at the
Ell Centre hospital and weighing
eight pounds, IL ounces.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04

"Thriftcraft" ready to :
paint chest-worth $3.50!
Roomy 4-drawer style, 80
inches wide, Ia in. deep,
1914 in. high. Last call!
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04

$40 value corner cabinet
that's smart with modern
or colonial settings. Open
front style, 5 shelf spaces.
Easy to paint or varnish.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04

Imprinted garden chair of
sturdy Douglas fir, built
for years of service and
comfort. Smoothly sanded,
ready for you to paint.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04

HOME FROM TUCSON
Mrs. J E. Brock has returned
from brief stay in Tucson. ARR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Old Bell Ringer
Has New Tune
EAST JAFTREY. n. H.-Cha,

EAST JAFFREY, n. H.-Chas.
s. Phelps has been this towns
bell ringer for more than 10
years.
Recently he went into the Chris
topher Wren steeple of the Old
Community church to ring the bell
for new and different purpose
sounding an air raid signal test
for his part of town.
He began ringing the bill as a
small boy. When the church was
used for worship he sounded the
call to services; when 1t became
a school he rang the school bell;
he has sounded it for fires and
tolled it for deaths, announcing
the death of a man, four times
four, for a woman, three times
three, for a child, two times two.
He has tolled it for long funeral
professions and the passing of a
travelling hearse and twice sound
ed the knell upon the deaths Of
presidents-Garfield and Harding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

nAflhsI
BetheSda-So 45th and L. Marion
M. Flint. pastor. Sunday school. 40
$50
CentraI-so. 18th ana J. Bror
Lundgren, pastor Sunday school.
$50 $50 ser sts%oni and o ss0 3 u
Leads 20 sad Consequences" and ITO
Die Il Gain.
First-sth and Market. walter o.
Macoskey. pastor. Deacon's prayer
meeting, 10. Sunday school. II so.
and 7:so. Sermon, scouts GO scout
Ing" morning Dr. c. X. Msniey OF
India, morning speaker.
Calvary-2oth and J. Walter G.
Demrau. pastor. sunday school. e:45.
Services. IL and TAO. Young people.
$50. sermons Hated for HIS
Dreams. and GODS In the Likeness
perm Hill-seth and so. @. Merrill
G. Skaus. pastor. Sunday school. e:45.
Services. IL and 7:3o. b. Y p. u. 9 80.
Sermons, forgiveness on Calvary"
and s,sa , why Do We Have a New resta-
Grsce-No ssth and Mullen George
p Barton. pastor. Sunday school,
e.4S. Services. IL and T.3o Young
people. $40. Sermon. "Of One Blood"
Race relations service conducted by
I Nekfofe, evening.
sixth Avenue-6th and Fife WILL
~ 7. Turner. pastor. sunday school
classes for all ages. e:<b. Services. IL
and 7:3o. Young peoples prayer meet
Ing, 8. b. Y. p u. $50. Sermons,
what JeSas Teaches About Prayer"
and THE Christ of Gethsemane." The
Rev. Arthur 5. Lewis. morning
speaker.
south Tacoma-so. eoth and War
ner. Elmer o. Paulson. pastor. sum
day school. e:45 Services. IL and Z 80.
Young people. ESQ. Sermons. Love
Never fsiieth.s and blessed l. the
Man That Trusteth In the Lord"
Temple-So. I'd and st. Heiens r
L. Powell pastor. SUNDAY school. 2 as.
Services. 1880 and 7:3o. The Rev.
Forrest y. johnson of Everett. morn
ina speaker. Deacons in charge OF
evening speaker
Befhlehem-isth and /. william
l. Monroe, pastor. Sunday school
! 1880. Services. II;
CATHOLIC
/ ST. Annt-To47 50. Park. Maurice
, Calvin. pastor. Masses. @, 1890
So. sosepht tslovakl--6o< SO saith
Joseph Hsyoetek. pastor, Masses
$50. $50 Benediction. 7:so D m
81. Leo's the Great-Tlo SO 18th
Y A. J. Krebsbach. s J. pastor Masses
g. 7.s0 9 so. $50. II.
st. Patrick's-W J Noonsn. pastor
: Masses. $50. 7:So. s:45 10. II
sta Peter ana Paul tPoishl Ia
saith and Portland Henry Roxycki
pastor Masses. $50. 1890.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
New Social Greed
Being Prepared

EVAN0ION. III. - Hevision OF
TIE 17-year-old social creed Of the
Congregational church is now I'm
der way, due to its obsolescence.
The new creed. which will include
q statement on the problem Of
church-state relations. will Be pre-
sented to the biennial session Of
the general council to Be held at
the University Of New Hampshire.
Durham. N. H.. during the last
week Of June.
This announcement was made
here at the mid-winter meeting
e the Congregational Christian
council for social action by the
Rev. Dr.. Hugh Vernon White Of
Boston. Mas. secretary Of the
hoard q commissioner for foreign
minsions and chairman Of the re-
vinion committee.
The new creed viii cover the
following points: World order
church-state relations. race rela-
lions, the family. community life
rural and urban-economic rela'
tions and education
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Speakers from Seattle state high
council.
Tacoma Central ward-No. L and
Steele. Sunday school. 1890. Priest
hood meeting. 9. Sacrament meet
ing. 7:3o. Speakers from Seattle
state high council.
American Lake Masonic temple.
Steilacoom City. Sunday school. 1890
Recognized Church OF Jesus Christ
-372l East Jay. Ray Stewart, pastor
Sunday school. PAS Services. IL and
7:so. Church history class. $50.
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Lutheran-East Harrison
and Gee Burton W. Smith, pastor
Sermon. Christ Crucified."
Faith Evangellcait wisconsin Synod)
-e6th and Park. r Jaech. pastor.
Sunday school. 10. Services. IL Ser
mon. THE Picture OF Fathers
Love,
First-sth ave. and Eye. Carr Z.
Rydell. pastor. Sunday school, GAS.
fellowship. $50. Sermon, THE Inn
peratiye Co" Colored motion pic
lures. evening
Bethany Mountain highway ~
Rocky Ridge II. n svinth. pastor
Bethany. 10: Benston. /.
Grace Missouri synod)-so 54th
and Lawrence W A. Schroeder
pastor. Sunday school. 10. Service. II
Sermon. THE Glory Beyond"
Bethel-So. saith and Eye z A
Larson. pastor. SUNDAY school 10
Service, II and 7:3o. Sermon, "Sery-
ice without Thought OF Reward
morning. The Rev. George Loftness
evening speaker. Men and boys, spe-
Cenfrsi@so. 10th and Gee B
/ Hoff. pastor Sunday school and Adult
/ Bible class. Q AS, Services. IL and 7:30
/ Sermons. walking in the Light" snc
Preaching Christ Crucified." Youns
I people. 6:l5.
Grace Evangelical ~. L. CD-73o:
So. Park. H. N. Svinth. pastor sun
dsy school and Adult Bible class
$50. Services. 10 so Luther league, 8
Hope-So. SAD and Warner. c. J
Johnson. pastor. Sunday school ant
Bible class. Gas. Service, Il.
Immsnuel-No. l4th ana Stevens
Gerhard Belgium. pastor. SUNDAY
school. e:45 Services, IL. Sermon
Christ Our Light"
Luther Memorisl-So 5th and Eve
A. r. NJ. Kettner. pastor. Sunds'
school. e45. Luther league. 7 Service
MesSiah--i20o So. Eye q L. Jensen
pastor SUNDAY school Q ;45 Service
II. Luther league. S. Sermon. Life
Opportunities
Mountain yiew-Near Puysllup
rollefson. pastor Sunday scnoo
p;4S. Services. IL
fConttnued on pars Sevenl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
War Just q Grim
Cleanup Job With
No Place For Hate

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Personal
hate for human beings of the axis
nations need have no place in
Americas attitude and war efforts
for victory, in the opinion of DR..
Ralph w. Sockman, noted theolog-
ical philosopher and pastor of
Christ church. New York He
took part in the annual Univer-
sity of Tennessee Mid-Winter Con-
vocation.
I'VE are in this war and we've
got to see it through" he added.
with our tremendous resources. !
am convinced that we are going to
win it,
Each American should make
his attitude that of good police
man, with grim job of cleanup
and reform TO attend to. That is
what it actually amounts to. And
the equipment Of good police
officer does not include blind
hatred"
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Faith Temple-2lst and Eye. Fred
Hornshuh pastor. Sunday school,
o;46. Services. IL and 7;4s.
CONGREGATIONAL
First - Division and J. Harold l.
Booch. pastor Sunday school, $50.
Adult classes. GAS. Service. IL.
Vesper altar. S. Area Pilgrim fellow
ship, $3.50. Sermon, The strength OF
Ten hut Vastly Greater"
Piymouth-So. 45th and PARK; J. !.
Pruitt. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
Services. IL. Young people $50.
Sermons. "A Man Who Had Con-
versation with God"
Pilgrim = No oath and warner.
Roger Larson, pastor. SUNDAY school,
Gas. Service II. Sermon. THE Out
reach OF Brotherhood"
Evangelicai-7ilo So, 23rd. p. .Burk-
hardt. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
Services. II and q 80.
COVENANT CHURCH
First-So 10th and Eye. Carl II.
Peterson. pastor. Sunday school. e:4o.
Services, II and 7,so. y, P: 5, Prayer
auist of Denver. Colo. speaker.
Harvard Branch - Midland Sunday
school 10 Evening service. 7:30.
Riverside Branch - Sunday school.
10.
EPISCOPAL
Christine Sd and Kay. Robert p.
Pfeiffer. rector. Holy Communion,
7:3o Church school, $50. Prayer
IL. Youth group. 7.
Holy Communion SO. l4th and
Eye Charles T. Mentzer. rector Holy
communion. 8. Services, II.
ST. Andrews-si6 No. Oakes. Charles
T Mentzer rector. Sunday school,
Gas. Evening prayer and sermon.
/ T.3o.
81. Luke's Memorial-s6ol No. Cove.
/ Arthur Bell. rector. Holy Communion
/ g. Sunday school. GAS Service, II.
/ Young People. $50. Church always
open for prayer.
st. John's-5sth and Puget Sound
Archibald W Sidders, rector. sunday
school. 10. Services. T:so
EVANGELICAL
Elim-So. i4th and l. G. NJ. hyr-
first - So. 18th and Kay. John n
Soitnan. pastor. Services. IL and
100 sermons. Il Believe In ths
Holy Ghoet." and Pictures Of the
Life of Abraham Lincolu.'
NDEPE>DENr
Independent Bible Church-Divi'
sion and Gee Adam Hunter pastor
Sunday school. 10. Services. II sne
8.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
lincoln Nard-ssd and Park. sun.
dsv school 10. Priesthood meeting
II so Sacrament meeting, 7;So
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of Christ Methodist church in New
York, declared the church today
has a four-fold duty:
Healing, maintenance of
morale, keeping the country
free of hate, and keeping alive
the spirit of sacrifice.
I'VE should endeavor as far as
possible to carry on this war in
the same spirit that a policeman
does his duty to establish order"
DR.. Sockman said.
I'VE are caught in a revolu-
ton vaster than the war now
In progress. To think that we
can stabilize the world merely
by killing off the dictators-
necessary as that isis rs fu-
tile as trying to calm a storm
at sea merely by skimming off
the whitecaps."
Previously one of the country S
most outspoken non-intervention-
lists. DR.. Sockman added:
That door is closed now. The
church must try to instill the con-
structive attitudes necessary to q
durable peace"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

st, Rita Utalian,-l4os So Aims
worth. A. Bruno. pastor. Masses.
Holy Rosary-5i2 so. soth. Anthony
Hack. pastor. Masses. 8. 7:3o, s:45.
sacred Heart-452o Mckinley. A. H.
Allard. pastor Masses. $40. II.
Visitation tSouth Tacoma) DOM
mick Hack, pastor. Masses. $50. s;i5.
Holy Cross-No 44th and shirley.
Martin Dusan. pastor Masses. $50,
$50 IL. Services, 7'so D. m.
CHRISTIAN
Frst-6th and X. Carl A; john
son. pastor. Church school. Gas.
Services. II and 7:so. Youth fellow
ship. s. Youth forum, $40. Sermon.
"on My Honor" and "a Draftee."
Lincoln Park-3eth and SO. G. J.
Merlin Hill, pastor. Sunday school.
e:ts. Services. II and 7:so; Junior
sermons. THE Three Gardens. Part
Ill" and THE unanswersble oues-
ton"
Mckinley Park-Ea. ssth and spo-
kane. / q. Shaw. pastor Sunday
school, $50. Services. IL and 7:So
c. Z. $50. Sermons. The Trials of
Jesus" and The Scout Law"
Pine street-56th and So. Pine
E Z Durham. pastor. sunday school
s:4b.. Services II and 7:so. Youns
people. $50.
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt sno
sherman. Arthur B. Edward. pastor
sunday school, s:4b. Services. II anc
7:so. c. T.. $50.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Iabernacie-So. 5th and NJ. Pau
Z. Berg, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45
Services. IL and 7.3o. Young people
$50. New pastor installed by thu
Rev. X. r. c. SCHNEIDER OF Seattle.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church-Division and Eye.
/ second Church-So. saith and War
I ner
Third Church-wright and Ea Eye
Fourth Church-e45ls Broadway.
First Church-Lske Steilacoom.
spirit" is the subject OF tn
lesson-Sermon which will be reas
Sunday In all Churches Of Christ
Scientist. which are branches Of IN
Mother Church, The FIRST Church o
Christ, Scientist. In Boston. Aassa
chuSetts
Golden Text: II have poured gu
m, spirit upon the house of Israe
saith the lord God"
Lesson citation: Ezekiel 80 .2a).
CHURCH or THE orE> BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-So. nth an
Adams Pred Hornshuh u. pssto
Sunday school 10 Service, II
Faith Mission--Summit Road v
A. Scott. pastor. Sunday school. II
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vestibules when there are hundreds
of thousands of places to buy
them.
The God we worship is the God
and father of our Lord, Jesus
Christ, not the God who is a ma jor
general in the air corps.
Although it is very easy to mis-
lay our gospel in time of war
some things are just as true today
as they were on Dec. 6, the day
before Pearl Harbor's attack.
I'VE must reach the church with
the conviction it has been left in
trust with the only saving word
for a world increasingly damned
The biggest thing the church can
do is to still be the church"
DR.. Ralph w. Sockman, pastor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Luiherans Urqe
Church People
To Stand Firm

PIITsBU H-A plea 10
church people TO do everything in
their power" 80 that the American
people NAV stand united. was rs
sued here by the National Luther
an Council, meeting in annual ses-
sion. The appeal said:
"Our country Is facing the
gravest crisis In its history.
In Its onward sweep, war will
touch and affect every human
relationship and activity. LIB
erty and freedom and all the
things so prized In American
living are at stake.
The National Lutheran Council
calls upon its members to do
everything in their power that the
citizens of the country may stand
as a united people. strong in sup
port Of the government. its fight
for right and justice. ready and
willing To make the sacrifices that
are necessary for a successful is
sue of the war.
Conscious of weakness and sin.
we pray, for God and faith are our
only help and stay in time of
stress, that we may be dominated
by this spirit so that peace. with
liberty and freedom may again be
established among men"
In closing the council voted to
continue short-wave broadcasts of
church services to German-occu-
pied countries. Funds were appro-
priated to finance the broadcasts
from Station WRUL in Boston.
According to DR.. Ralph H. Long,
letters from Nazi-dominated Eu-
rope indicated that the services
had very large audience"
The council also approved a plan
to set aside s65o,0oo for services
to men in the armed forces, aid
to orphaned missions and prison
ers-of-war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
zlEEnsM 1lpus From The lDorld ()f Religion
WPA Researchers
Dig Up Valuable
Church Records

George X stun'z. WA state
administrator. has announced inc
puniicetion OF q suide 10 Cnuren
vitsi STATISTICS Records IN wash
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Nuzi Countries
Increase Gifts
For Missions

NASH VILE, Tenn. - The
churches in Nazi-dominated coun-
tries are reporting increases in
contributions for missionary work,
DR.. A. l.. Warnshuis, secretary of
the international Missionary coun-
Gil. declared here in an address
before the Methodist Missionary
council
He revealed that a mission
group in Paris had resumed sup
port of its African missions.
DR.. Warnshuis said that every
mission separated by war from it's
parent church in Europe and
known to be in distress has re-
ceived help from the U. s. Aid
has been given to some 120 mis-
sions In all parts of the world, he
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

which already are conducting their
programs will coordinate them into
the unified action and will continue
to intensity religious instruction
in their own local churches.
Both nationally and locally. lay
men will play a leading part, as
they have in originally calling for
and later helping to organize the
Advance.
Essentially though. according to
Dr. Roy C. Ross. general secretary,
the Advance will depend for sue
cess on local church and lay lead
ers. Its three emphases are all
localized. being the home, the
church. and the community.
Each community has its own
problems, DR.. Ross declared. and
the Advance is intended to furnish
impetus and direction to local solu-
tons to strengthen the founda-
tons of Christian democracy
through reaching every person
with Christian teaching"
Many phases of the nationwide
problem will be analysed at the
Chicago convention, with special
stress on such divisions as migrant
agricultural workers, migrant in
dustrial workers, service men and
camp areas. labor and industry,
and threatening shortage of Sun
day school teachers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
MEANS TO A DURABLE PEACE
Killing Dictators Futile
As Trying to Calm Sea By
Sweeping Oft Whitecaps
CHURCH HAS BIG JOB AHEAD

OF the church's business merely as
an agency in maintaining morale.
when religion is used merely as
an end to something else, we de-
grade it to the level of the corner
drugstore" he said.
Religions chief purpose. instead
Of producing morale. is to convey
something supremely worthwhile
in itself-the experience of God.
Because there are thousands of
recruiting stations, the church does
not need to open one. nor does it
need to sell defense bonds in its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Boptists Heading
Revival Campaign

NEW YORK -A nation vide
campaign of evangelism has been
launched here by the Northern
Baptist convention.
Beginning in Brooklyn. the
campaign will be carried on IN
New York. Boston. Chicago. Oma-
hs and Los Angeles during Feb
ruary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
BY Religious News Service

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Divergent
views OF. the church's role in Amer
ica's war effort were expressed by
two Of the nations leading clergy
men as nearly 1000 Ohio pastors
met here for their 23rd annual
conference.
DIR. Halford f. Luccock, profess
sor of homiletics, Yale divinity
school, warned against the ten
dency to make a merely instru-
mental use of religion and the
church, that In, to come to think
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Bishop Mcconnell
Has q Word For II

MADISON, N. J.-Addressing a
pastors conference at Drew Theo-
logical Seminary here, Bishop
Francis J. Mcconnell challenged
the church to abandon its notion
OF alienation" Of social ills and
to substitute the notion of "respon-
sibility" for such conditions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Appeal for One
Dov of Rest

ELxZABETU. n. An APP
pal BY letter 70 President
Roosevelt urging elimination OF
Sunday work wherever pos
sfble" was authorized by the
Presbytery Of Elizabeth.
The president was requested
to ask var industry policy
makers to stasger work. where
such elimination 10 unfessible.
% men viii not have TO work
seven days = week over m ex-
tended period.
The letter asserted that
"man's efficiency and speed in
work decreases sharply under
such conditions. and men need
time for cultivation Of the spir-
itual life"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
COORDINATED EFFORT

National direction will be pro-
vided in two ways: Cooperative
planning and direction on an inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL basis will be sup
piled through the state and local
agencies of the International Coun-
Gil, while the major denominations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Fight War With
Old Sermons

LONDON - The traditional
sermon barrel"-long used by
ministers for the repose Of old
sermon manuscripts-msy soon
be thing of the past In Eng
land.
According To the British
Weekly, an Anglican clergyman
has proposed that his colleagues
turn over all their old manu-
scripts to the current paper
salvage drive.
He estimated that his own
communion could contribute
some SO tons Of waste paper"
to the British war effort
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09


Representing the state Of WASH
ington churches a the conference
will be DR.. Arthur L. Frederick. of
Tacoma, professor of religious edu-
cation at the College of Puget
Sound, and chairman Of the ac-
tivities committee of the Washing
ton Council of churches, and Chris
tian Education: the Rev. Gertrude
L. APPEL, general secretary of the
state council: Mrs. Z. II. Gebert,
Longview, representing the Council
of Church Women: the Rev. w. G.
Moseley. of Spokane. chairman of
the department of adult work. and
z. J. Fuller. associate general sec
rotary of the state council.
The Advance. planned and
organized during the last four
years with the goal Of giving
every American an opportunity
to learn the basic truths of
the Bible, will be inaugurated
during the 21st quadrennial
convention of the International
Council of Religious Educa-
ton.
Described by Protestant leaders
as the outstanding united effort
of Professionalism in the field of
Christian education" it is a four
year plan which will depend for its
effectiveness on community CO.
operation and action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
State Churches Back Move
For Religious Education
Forty Denominations Joining in
Greet Protestant Movement

Church and lay leaders of Washington the way
to Chicago assist in launching historic crusade in the
field of religious education-the United Christian Education
Advance The movement is being sponsored by forty de-
nominations representing approximately ninety per cent
Of Ana. 4nnticn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Freedom. Justice and Truth
Die L Hiilerism Wins
Terrifying Circumstance Il That
Noxis Believe They Are Right
ny THE ARCHBIsH0P or YORK
tc) 1919 by Religious News Service

u1srs ~ articles h, the
The u1n
Evening star., 1942-09-10
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Evening star., 1942-09-10
APARTMENTS uNFURNIsHEp.

2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, sEMI-PRIVATE
bath; over store: private entrance: white
adults only 313 End st. s.w.
4719 MACARTHUR BLVD.-2 RMs.,
kitchen, semi-private bath, range, elec.
refrigerator; S45: bus at door; employed
adults only; references required
IS NEW YORK AVE. N.W-3 ROOMS
and bath, S55; basement apt, rooms and
bath, S37 80; including heat, gas, cleo;
apply on premises between 2 and 5 Thurs
day and 2 to Friday.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT OR HOUSE,
immediate occupancy. 81. 9783.
ATTRAC RMS, WITH sUNRM., LRG.
foyer, living rm, din, k, b., bedrm., cross
vent, closets. cool bldg, elevator. 1851
18th st. NV. Mgr.
and bath, S25 Janitor on premises. THOS.
J. FISHER g. CO.. INC. 73S 18th st. NV.
DI. $3.50.