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lew Inferno al
First Lutheran

Mr.. Bnrdstts Henson. assistant
10 the Rev. Carl " Rydeil. pas.
tor. viii preach his first sermon
- student lnterns In first Luth-
ersn church al IL .. m. Sunday.
Mr.. Benson, son NJ . missionary.
wsa born In China. and lived
there for ten years. isis college
education was received ~ Gus
tsv,is Adoirhns college. ~. Peter.
Minnesota. During the past two
years he has been studying IL
the Aurustans Theological SEM
mary. Rock Island. IN His work
here viii include taking charge
Of the work 81 Ruston Lutheran
chapel. sind and Pearl. and as
slstlng In various departments IN
First Lutheran for The next
twelve months.
The confirmation class resumed
its meetings saturday morning.
and viii continue meeting Sat
urdsy morning II $50 A new
class Ia being organized 70 meet
at the same hour. The teachers
ara the Rev. Rydsii and Mr.. Bsn-
son.
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$3.50 $3.50 1lews From1 The Uorld 0f Reli9ion
Questions United
Naiions Spiritual
Recovery Program

<Sw soah-TssIns issue
~ith cns ~ ne conclusions feseh.
- ~ ne recsnt Conferences -
Sclence. Philosophy sna R<ssxscH
shss : ''seelsive vfctery - Ne
United Matthias u Indispensable
Il spiritual recovery the Rev.
A. ,. Music. secretary - th<
Feiicwship 80 Reernciiistion. Ms
declared that neh . eonsia.sen
IL eoth .-fsllseious All ''dsnxer-
ous" snd wss apparently dragged
in for sxtrsHsous rsssens-
In . letter "a t~e rew rcek
newspapers Mr. u0sts. Sha ~ss
listed Nv the confsFsne. a. |. par
ticlrsnt. ssks n. IN the event ~
ths defeat IT the limited Nations.
the wrrid IL aanmed never in
experience = spiritual recovery .
Ia IL sssn eaaceixAhss." NJ.
Music wrote. that the United
states might reply Ia ono Il MT
lsrs rhony peace offers with =
genuine peace offensive IN which
We would proposs 10 the p>epsss
Of all isnis 10 worn with them 70
achieve what the peoples IT The
Axis lands could not achieve
under their pfsssr, ruiea even u
they win the Wind a. peace with
out victory after which wecdrcw
Wilson VAS feeling II II absolute
~ unthlnhshls that this might b>
the way 10 spiritual recovery :"
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Asbury Calling
Them Back

Asbury Methodist Church 10
calling all her folk back To their
pews on the Sabbath for Home
coming Sunday, and inviting them
to the Homecoming Banquet on
Tuesday night at six-thirty.
On this Sunday Rev. Frank II.
Haley will begin the evening SER
vices with the first of series
OF six sermons on Faith. He
had this to say about the impor-
lance and timeliness Of the series,
Communism, Fascism. Nazism.
What are they Basically they
are faiths. II Is from this that
they derive their character and
power. We have tended to neg
lect faith. Many have had theirs
manned. but not repaired. Some
have discarded theirs. but not
found another. We would do well
to concern ourselves with faith:
What is it? What purpose does
IL serve? Is II accessory or indis-
pensible? In what manner does
knowledge. evil, and science con-
stitute obstacles TO faith These
questions form the six sermons.
on Tuesday evening of this
week at six-thirty. DIR. c. X. Ma
honey. District superintendent,
will preside at the Homecoming
Bannuet There will be stunts,
and song. and short talks from
heads Of committees and boards
about the Church's program for
the fall.
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Sunday svsnsnx services hnesn
80 tn Gospel Song Itoss" s1ii
b hid during tbe winter moaths
In the Lsttls fixv~s Church.
Amsrsesn Lake Nerth ch.sfiy
devoted IN community Staging ~
familiar hymns. tn~y vii siss IN.
siu1s special rsasze ffon fIsns
% Tina. ara . mssssxs ~ ihs
pastor. she Rev. csfilsis A. s<hsf.
~. This week he sse3~st vii
be. Things gsd Tells 10 th< -
lived n Siii - th~ flrsf N
q SERIES 81 four s~rsaons from
shs third ensptsr a 7sd feksr.
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First Christian Church
Plans Rally Day

Back to Church day will he OBJ
served Sunday at First Christian
church, opening with promotion
day exercises for the Sunday
school. 81 members Of the teach
ing staff viii be introduced, and
certificates of promotion will be
awarded to the children.
Christ Liyeth in Me" is the
subject chosen by the Rev. Carl
A. Johnson. pastor, for his mes
sage at the morning service. Cor
don Andreason will be soloist.
Miss Alice McHaney president,
will be in charge OF the Christ
ian Youth Fellowship hour at
$50 p. m. Evening sermon will
be on, "Gnats or Csmels 20. pre-
ceded by a song service conduct
ed by Harold stone.
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sTI>. Tex. - Two Texas
missionaries are hack st home
following months 81 japanese sur
VIGILANCE in kaifenF. japanese
occupied China.
Both Southern Raptists. Mrs.
Eugene sallee. Of Waco. Tex.
and Mis-. Josephine Ward, Of
Austin. taught boys high
school and a girls school a mile
from Ksifeng. They attribute
their safe return to the potency
Of prayer.
Mrs. Ssllee. who spent -
years In China. said that in the
many alarms taking place there
she had always trusted in the
Lord"
Actually. Ne were never
harmed. but I know that ve were
saved through the power Of
prayer. alone. You could feel the
Chinese praying for us. II Was
strong in the air. We never wor-
ried. 1t Was Impossible to be
afraid"
The japanese permitted Mrs
Sallee and Miss ward TO return
to their home. where the Chinese
pastor OF their church often Wis
tied them.
The Japanese tried 10 stop
him from coming IN us. at first,
said Mrs. sallee. and his answer
was. I am their pastor. and they
need me So he always got
through
Chinese parish ioners
brought the women so much
To eat, the missionaries were
forced TO tell them 10 stop.
The cellar. kitchen and pantry
were piled high with meat
poultry. eggs and flour.
The Japanese permitted the
missionaries to post letters To
Free China, but tales Of oruelties
perpetrated on other missionaries
were widespread,
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Built almost entirely by yolun-
teer labor by members Of the
congregation. the new Emmanuel
Lutheran parsonage, 1913 No.
Stevens. will he dedicated sun
day At p. m.
The Rev. N. y. Thorpe, pastor
Of Trinity Lutheran Church In
Falkland. will give the dedics-
tory address and will represent
the Pacific District Of the Nor
weeian Lutheran Church ~ Amer
lea OF which he II the vice-presi-
dent.
The Rev. Milton Nesvig, ne~
pastor at Emmanuel. will be In
charge Of the services.
The Rev. r. y. Hoff. pastor Of
Central Lutheran Church. Will
give greetings on behalf of the
Lutheran Ministerial Association
of greater Tacoma; and the Rev.
p. w. Smith, pastor Of Bethle-
hem Lutheran Church. viii give
the scripture readings The choir
will sing under the direction of
Miss Anna Mikkelsen. Miss Min
kelsen will also sing solo. Cor
don Marvik. viii preside at the
organ.
John Kirkebo will speak on be-
half of the congregation.
Following the dedication there
will be open house In the par
sonage for the rest Of the day.
The parsonage was started in
November. 1871. when the Rev.
G. L. Belgium was pastor. Mr..
Belgium left last April so, for
service in the United states army
as chaplain.
The construction was done by
members all the way from dig
sing for the foundation IN the
painting. Even the plans wer,
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Special Service
Dedicates FLAG

Olivst Lutheran church. So
18th and X SITS, will hold a spe-
rial flag dedication service at 4
?. m. Sunday. The Rev. L. War
rem Hansen, circuit president of
the Lutheran Free church, will
present three flags, the Christian
Tag, dedicated TO the furtherance
Of the gospel OF Jesus Christ and
his church; the American flag,
iedicated TO the furtherance of a
rue spirit of patriotism and the
continued blessing of democracy.
and the service flag, bearing Is
stars representing members Of
the congregation now in the SER
vice Of their country.
Attention" and Retreat" will
De sounded by Fort Lewis
ougler. and the Advance of Col
ors" by Corp. Warren Lee of
Fort Lewis, and Albert Johnson.
Jr., L. s. N. r., Seattle. Mem
bers of the congregation wsl be
standard bearers. followed by a
color guard of members Of the
church now in the service sta
toned in near by posts.
Daughters Of Olivet, women's
organization of the church, pur-
chased the flags. Following the
service they will serve a supper
to the honored guests and those
attending the service.
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Oakland Presbyterian Minister
To Be Formally Installed
The Rev. ]. Arthur Stevenson
To Officiote ut Service

The Rev. Edwin Q. Hurd vii
h installed ss pastor Of Oakland
Presbyterian church, Sc. saith and
Proctor SITS, al $50 p. m. Sun
day BY the olympia preseytery.
The Rev. J. Arthur Stevenson.
moderator Of the preshytery and
former member OF OAKLAND
church. viii conduct the service
and preach the sermon. Other
ministers Of the preshytery will
participate in the service.
The Rev. Hurd served the
church as supply pastor for a
year and a half before going cast
last summer to complete his
seminary training. He is grad
nate Of the pastors course at
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago,
and has studied at Pacific Luth-
eran college and at Wheaton COL
1ege in Illinois. He received his
degree in theology from the Uni
sersity OF Dubuque in lows last
june. While there he served as
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Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

gshssshs wtfssss>s-Eestn en- and
stats MoasI study 80 watch
ssst,s os..s rhssss : American
f<ks csfilsis A sshsfsf psster san-
asy sehooi 10 n~fsIsss sDs 70
-. ss,~ea s..s sss.. Il. Co.. :. ' rssssss,
cnrisslsn Knassso . 10
.. .sss s ~" ssasi is ssss'sss Il
Llsfis thsp<i-iisJA caHans<fes -
q ~ nti<slitk Da<tes n2ndsv
ssneoi sss s<svfoss - ems 1so
Apostolic rsns - fsis sssfh >
nrs rvssas 4 hsrsin ps<tsf hssns
esy school s<s Services. ~ snd
founx Peoples Missionary ~o<tstr
osss Desf ssssiss---s7is sDusn r.
ssssnt ssnss' sssess 70 s>fs'sss
vasa-s cnse>i - ren1r sssslon
william yozs. psssss sasasy snsss.
as services 75o
fsmmssff. ssnss, sehssf--spsss-
say Mrs. Mari pnliilps ssp~fsns~n1s
ant hsstinz - .
~ Peters sssss, ssssss--<,sa rs-
eorns G O<fsf anfffsan ssp<fses
tsn1snt ssinass sehoei stt
rsesms nss<ss Asssse.--fss5 -
e5fte f<ssi<s . noidtsfs niahA ffss
sss. CssFfs D. hessfsu. i<sdff
Tsesms osspef s,s~sss-se i1ts
sna Tse0as 5c>epn ofs>n psss<S
esfsla<s fFtcsys 80
fhs chrst-sssssfss i1fs flssis--
" g . sniidtnz So sss sss*ns
ssy A L Goa Dse'<S es's~
s~...a.... ..<t sss.
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Will Dedicate Service
Mems Honor Roll

Unwilling of an honor roll In
GLIDING about 80 names Of mem.
bers Of First Baptist church who
are now serving In the armed
forces. will be a feature Of the
Sunday morning worship service.
The Rev. Walter o. Msooskey.
pastor, will preach an appropriate
message on the subject, Good
Soldiers. A bouquet viii he as
sembled with each blossom re-
presenting name on the honor
roll The service vail close with
Holy Communion.
Evening service viii be dedi-
Gated TO the young people re-
turning To college. Youth lead
ers viii take part In ths services.
The pastors subject VII bs,
Heads Up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Fall Work Started In
Improved Building

Central Lutheran church. NJ.
10th and q SITS. will obssrvs
homecoming Sunday this yssf IN
BUILDING extensively improved
during the summer months. Chief
among the renovation pro1sots 10
the new carpet eovsrins the en-.
tire Iowsr auditorium floor. fur
nlshed by ths ladies' Kuild-
New altar and pulpit hsnEinEs
have also besn provided. and tbs
church offices and study redseof-
sted. A year sfo this summer
the exterior 81 the church was
rsfinishsd
Homecoming ~ill BE- observed
at the IA q W. service. with thu
Rev. =. y. Hoff. pastor, speak
ing on the svbj~et. Choosing
the One Thing Fs~dfui".
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sPInIIrAIIsT rHInfnEs

rtsrnsI ruth spifffnsilst fhsses
~ amsr,ss --eos - stn Ldlsisn wen
stsr. pastor HskllpE. T9o L<stufs
spesksf. the aes. tdnh Wsftnsf
Powers
first rtsrrst TIE spirit sslisi
pastor Circle s<rmoDstls
Progressive spiritual thsssh--fis
. Boa SIT 50 Tacoma service
IS service . Pre- rsadlnz. spssssfs
the asy. martha fsss.
National spirftssjss chsreh - eos
~ aestt friendly hour. - Lee.
tuFs. ? 20 sp~sssr Boz Z. siiiss
DON F,sming pastor Services Tues
day Lecture ard aosstions
unissr.si selfitssI flsht chsssh-
72i coHasfes Martin psss.
iion vita " Of bsrhssd /"
STATE spirit nsissfs ~ wsshissfsn
~ a-sBrpriA- LAKE SERVICES. 10.
n. 90 ara : %
afsfffLAsEOus
am.riean iAss south sunssy
srfaci 10 sersiess 7so rosns
c!unhotss s7s Bfoscssy
fEuffn Of fsff6 ~ fftH 81 ElfNlt
inxham } q keD&nisi passor Sun.
aAs schooi ezs Services 10 - ans
o Young pe0pts.
Tommanlfs Hems rhaffh fsth
snd Polk Tburs Y kDn<fs psst1f
sunday sffsooi 10 Services II rcuns
Sunday school 10. SERVICES. ~
fassHoea thse~i--Edssssso 30,
uilfrGlnsDn D4strf suEdsf sfh11d
10 Services iiis
TIE Hirbwss Tsbssnsfi<--sgth sne
fos4h Tfecrs ssr Geo r Ee@aFou
essnssliat BITS $500 81 sfe
Chassh - Ges ~ fhsisf~-ztii -
X ~ Roger pastor SUNDAY seno<H
SIS service II ara
rhaseh ~ the assiisa fhfist--ffi-
ssn DestcF nanass srhnos. ~ seFy'
ices ~
rhnfsh ~ ctrisf SO ssta $50 4
y r rctaaN minister k<gTiffs ~
snc IS sfErnoFs. Names - fhafFh
Hsmbsfss- and -ssfs Nofs 81
fosrsasass zs0s - rssr1csn E.
nnsr II HeudsTs<n, Dxst1F srndey
~ hcol S43 services ~ ard 81
Touth Crusader services ESQ
Frspas cnsrsh foisksfs, sstb
and neklnieT Calvin CDo4s< Daktof
SUNDAY seBoci. IS ~ Ass. ana
2 - Christian kndsascf. $40.
Hop ehsp~i-solsth ezra ana Bail
Carlisle a echafsf pastor SUNDAY
er1ci. ass. Services. -.
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pastor II the Presbyterian church
In Charlottesville. Ia.
From his home n Connecticut.
Mr.. Hurd came 10 Tacoma IN
1884 10 serve as pastor Of the
Little Brown church On Ameri-
can Lake North. He remained
five years while attending PIC
and is now married 10 the former
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
CHURCH COUNCILS MERGE

DAYTON, Ohio--Three Dayton
church councils. the Council Of
Religious Education. Council OF
Churches. and Council Of Church
Women, Will merge Sept. Is the
new association being known a.
the Church Federation of Day
ton and Montgomery County.
Closer coordination IL the aim
NJ the merger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-14
Young People in Charge
OF Evening Service

Sunday evening worship at
Westminster Presbyterian church,
So. 5oth and L St, will be con-
Quoted this week by the young
people. Don Fry will be chair
man. and speakers will include
Barbara Freisheim, Beverlie Alex
snder, Keith Shiplet, and Evelyn
Heedahl.
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New Parsonage to Be Dedicated

drawn by one of the men. Those
who served on the building com.
mittee include John kirkshc.
chairman. John Johnson. A. }.
Ncwberg. olnf Tveter. Hssson
Kirkebo. Rasmus Mork. and Nils
Sand.
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To Tell Story Of
Poland's Plight
Speaker Will Give
Own Experiences

una<r ne sa-r,ee< ~ 10 r.
rrms cmzes,i a Churek<s <on
KtwArd Wsfn<T. snfsst.xn refsr
Zee. elst.sxsalsh<d 'asn<n sEd n
dussrssiist ffsm feiAnd snd .
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Continued From Page Oh
Graer-Essi s4tn sna L. y
i.soord = No. 18th and Stevens
George y Hopkins pastor sers'
Mason No astn and Madison RIO,
Leslie Smith pastor SUNDAY scnooi
ass Services II. Sermon The
Psfkisnd-hnnette El,hlnauch sno
Bessie n pesse pastors SUNDAY
school. 10 Services. II.
~. Paui's-So $50 and l. VIM v
Callahan pastor. Church school. 30
Promotion day. with FERMENTATION OF
Bibles and diplomas Service. II. Ser.
sSTyie. for the Rev. ~ RAYMOND.
Ifinify--eos - 35th John causn
ian pastor Sunday school s4s
Services. IL and
rREp aETBoDIsT
Firt-i3iI So $ Ralph Klein.
pastor SUNDAY school. 10 services.
In and : 81. young people. SIS scr
mons "Fzrfhsf.7 and "rzvs ssurssu "
NeklnIes fark-sls - sstn u
Perry pastor SUNDAY senooi 20
Services Il and 100. = p n D. as
sszsHrNs
Cook pastor SUNDAY ~hool rs
e1rviess. Il ard 7,46 Young people
sts Sermons. Thus saith the
Lord"
pINrscosTAL
Brfhel-So iith ara J John "
Nossio pastor sunday school si$e
Services. II and $50
TsbsrnssIr-s So i2ti and q Harp
st<u pastor SUNDAY school -
Services u snd 80
TniI Gospel CbspeI--so 7sib and
Tacorla z p Morris pastor sun
cay ~ rooi e.4s services u and
Y p q W $50 street service
Glad TiainEs asssmsi. ~ Cod
sn1s 40 PEAR I'VE SursdisT pas
tof sunday school as Services u
peniecosssI ais.ion - 1its Jsffsr-
sor psT jams Hordis. nsftnf
Fvsus.listle n1setlnss 7<s
Gospsl LiFhf THhsrusrie-Ni3 tcn
L stslisr pastor. ssryicss, II ard :
srm.E rHsBYfssIaS
rfrxt - 50 iGth ara N ROY
Er75rnbzuKh oaatcf sihls - nooi 10
serTicsa. u and TO. Sermons.
s'The Truly Happy Bzn - Wet
81 God. and ~N hat Hsppent whoa
. Trns Christian D. ktirred-@ Toufn
useeuEg. $50,
PEEsBfTEnfaN
81 bABF-Hn sisf src VERGE
Arthur Stevenson pastor. suncsy
4 10 T. at the Door
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caksr,-5sis So d w Folsom
pastor SUNDAY school es5 services
II sermon. .'Ths Triumph Though
suffering YOUNG people tbs
rirst rscorns sno pyia,on
Rsnwicx MCCULLOUGH. pastor SUNDAY
srhool sts services ~ ana 7,3o
c. E.sis Sermons. ''rhs k<sissi We
Prsyss pes." and The Precious
immsnps,~so eth ard asroio
D Long pastor services. II
Little Church on the frsins-.
crooks. pastor Church school. SIS
Services, IL.
Manifou PART so ssih and cfss.
snne G w. johnson. pastor bips
.enool. $40 Services IL onf's''sh
1sIisaa : 50 stfh ara Proctor
ndsig s a. H s,S,,e. DA'i IL sns ao -
Z $40 Sermon. Jesus Calls
o'sS the TDmsit.~ Essnsns, instslla-
ton of The Rss. Fdsin usfd
Fasf side Ibsp~i - 81 "a zsth
vsrn D Poois psatof Essnins '"f
sprsrus m,morsl - 10 SIN arc
NsrnSr CnsYlss snowdsn pastor
SUNDAY school 10 Services u sna
pirss run.a-- Division ana Grant
sundzy schooi s<A eerFicss en1
100 Young people $50 Serves
men xeleonns 70 All services
Wssfnslnsfss-So sota and L 80
oeosss : Fs1lchsr minister sunost
school. s4s. Services II. IeNns
Tshom. isssss.-so esth and cis'
fnsnt SUNDAY school sts e~rs-
iess II
SALVATION AMY
rerp. ~ / 80 ios Nc isth Far
Nfllinrns usfor SUNDAY s<Boci
arr C0Yps Cadets 30 Touna p<o-
rtss lsz30r f-ib Open aif sfrs<f
10 20 sno 7.ib services At u Ane
south Tsesms Osfpssf--s7ns sns
Ozkss nfs Aakss inscrsfss Sun
csY schoni rs Services 30 roors
p<oriss lsGfon
forp. -. s-iIls 40 Iztn sun.
nsv schoo! sss Nal sn6 Mrs tftf
Anderson n cnsras SUNDAY trn0<,i
ssB Yozns peop.s Il. sssfacon
sEyENTB-Daf ADtEsTisT
FIpt-CorTssT - loth and ! \ o
schsffner. district pAstaS ssfxlees
ls4turdsYi SABBATH sfhr.ol go. Wox-
shiD II Yoains psopiss st1psf ssff-
90 shutdown
SOUTH sids-so seth are Th0rnp-
son = q scnaffner. district psatf.5
ssrFless saturday ezoostb scno<1.
sssb EoraniD. II. 1ossns Dsppit.
FTlasJ q
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All Day Service
At Mckinley

The Rev y. r. Dawson. evan
selist, will oomplsts HIS series Of
revival services al Mckinley Free
Methodist church with an all day
service Sunday He will preach
at II a. m. $50 and 7ts p. m.
The Church 81 God will never
save the world until u has reach
sd the common people
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s~thAHs-Hn siss sr1 VERDE
Arthur stIFenson. pastor. suncty
~ 81 siAs Serve II Sermon
"a no T. At the Door,
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BIBLE pHEBYTEEIaS

TINT = 30 tn snd 81 ~
HrlsfnozuKh oaatcf sihls - hooi 10
Services u and 30. h>fulof.s
.sThe Truly HAPPY Izn u Wet
81 God [" and ~ hat Bsppsns Whoa
. Trss Christian j. Stined@@ Toutn
rr,eefsEg $50
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-02

accepted his offer Of Transport
tation. But l certainly didn't ex-
pect to be dumped at dawn in
the midst of a lot of shootingl
Is this town Fajardo?'
Scarcely. You're still a good
hundred and fifty miles from
Puerto Rico. This is Abas Is
land Well see that you get to
Saint Thomas. Under the cir
CumStanCCS it will be impossi-
bic for you to remain here"
"AbaS! I don't want TO remain
here. There's no anthropoloEy
here. Whatever natives you
have are imports from the other
islands. That huge man on the
pier, for examplc-probably an
Amina. Interesting type but UNI
reliable" And the Professor
lapsed to grumblings.
Cant say as I blame you"
June Paterson put in tartly. II
am not any TOO tOnd OF THIS
place myself
Halsey handed her a cigaret.
81 understand there's a supply
boat due tomorrow he said.
Wen see that you're safely de-
livCrcd. We've all been" He
broke off, turned TO look at
Struthers who was rapidly ap-
preaching along the path.
he auditor appeared not TO
have slept. His eyes we're blood
shot and sweat poured from his
puffCd face Straight on nc came
avoiding Bill TalCott, TO stop by
Halscy'S chair. IF you can beg
leave Of your guests Id like to
complete our business nc said,
and pausing. added i'm a Signifi-
cont tone. before you return to
New York
Go BE Continued
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pie there"
AS her voice died silence
came out Of the rocky barren
ness Of the island and settled on
the terrace. 1t was as if the les
ser beings in their fight for eX=
istence recognized and paid 81
lent tribute to one Of their num-
Der.
June Paterson's sharply in
drawn breath broke the spell.
You poor dear! You must for
get all that now. If you like you
may travel home with me. I'll
be leaving Saint Thomas Mon
day on the Blue Petrol and
I'm sure arrangements can be
made
Martha Swensons grateful
dark eyes lifted momentarily.
Thank you, she said simply.
Il have money for my passage.
l will not be a burden"
PROFESSOR CONSTANTINE
had surrounded himself with an
imposing array of bottles, and
already a strange assortment OF
pills Of various colors and
shapes had been chased down
his throat with several glasses
OF water. "ItS an outrage the
odd man in the too-largC cloth
ing muttered. THAT Jackson
What he did to me -- I'm not
we'll was in Martinique, gath
cring anthropolOgical data for
my studies You know, the
Martiniquian is most interest
ing. Different background COM
plctely-camc from a different
section Of Africa. These Island
blacks, you know, are all de
Scendcd from slaves. Still prac-
tice voodoo-Whcre was I?'
"You were in Martinique,
Bill Talcott caid drily.
The professor held the bow
Of his glasses. pecring through
the lenses at Bill Talcott as II
inspecting a new and interest
ing specimen. "Hm-Of course, y
ne murmurcd. This man Jack
son brought in some flour from
Panama, and said ne was going
20 Puerto Rico. Since it's ahh
rather difficult at the present
time to get around the islands |