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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-07-15

ers to market pigs at lighter
weights to relieve the critical corn
situation, which continued to plague
professors and manufacturers, who
said they would be compelled to
seriously restrict operations unless
further grain was forthcoming.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-07-15
MINERS:
Return Ickes Pleads

Despite the plea of Secretary of
Interior Harold Ickes to return to
work, about $50, 1000 miners remained
idle. Most seriously affected were
the steel companies coal fields In
Pennsylvania.
Declaring the miners wage de-
mands were among many received
in Washington, Ickes said it was
necessary for particular groups to
submerge their personal considera-
tons for the general welfare. He
then asked the miners to return to
the pits ION the eve of the greatest
military operation in history"
More than 100000 other miners
were back at their jobs following
their unions decision to return to
work only if the government main
tanned control of the mines. AL
though granted a wage concession
amounting to 20 cents day, it was
expected that the miners might
press efforts to obtain compensation
for travel to and from their working
stations.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-07-15

EDITORS NOTE-When opinions
are expressed in these columns, they
are those of Western Newspaper Union
news analysts, and not necessarily OF
this newspaper.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-07-15
WPA:
Fins

Since it's beginning in 1885. the
WPA oft-times was charged with
squander, but when the time came
for going out of existence, the agen-
cy returned $3.50, 100000 in unex-
pended funds and materials to the
government.
Officials say that the records will
show that WPA spent 10h billion
dollars and employed more than
eight million persons. Only small
staff was left behind for liquidation.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Wet Lion and
Dry Lamb Lie
Down Together
Churches. Liquor
Industry Agree to
Try New Cleanup
~ Religion. News ser,lo,

JACKSONVILLE. Fia--clergy-
men are cooperating here in a new
method Of attempting 70 solve the
liquor problem which they believe
may serve as a model for sppli-
cation in other communities
throughout the nation.
The liquor. beer. and wine in
dustry in Jacksonville. II has been
announced. will undertake to
clean its own house and then
keep its house in order" as the re-
suit Of a lengthy series Of con-
ferences between representatives
Of the industry. the local Minis
terial Alliance. and a special COM
mittee OF the jacksonville City
Council.
We are pioneering new
method Of solving the liquor prob
lem which may well be a solution
that ultimately will be applied
throughout our nation" comment
ed the Rev. C. NJ Cotton. We
have met together in good faith
and with trust and confidence In
each other. and I believe we will
accomplish something. as a result.
that no law could hope to achieve"
Echoing this view. Neal Tyler,
representing the beer and wine in
dustry. recalled that prohibition
did not prohibit He added that
the industry has some objection
able aspects" and pledged efforts
to wipe them out.
After a trial period" the in
dustry's self-regulation effort WI
be reviewed by the city councils
special committee and a formal re-
port will be adopted. This will be
submitted TO the full city council.
together with whatever new local
ordinances may be proposed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
South Starts New Dry Move

other printed material regarding
alcoholic beverages; to organize
and prosecute campaigns and
work against alcoholic beverag es,
along educational. legislative, and
all other lines; and to engage in
all forms of activity to combat
the manufacture and sale Of al
coholic beverages
Church denominations officially
represented in the groups slate of
officers and executive committee
include: Baptist. Methodist, Pres
hyterian. Friends. Disciples OF
Christ, Congregational. Christian.
Evangelical Reformed. Moravian,
Associate Reform Presbyterian,
Episcopal, Pilgrim Holiness. Pen
tecostal Holiness. and Lutheran.
DR.. I. C. Greer, Baptist leader of
Townsville. was elected presi-
dent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Bishop Arrested
For Opposition to
Facism, Nazism
Serbiun Orthodox
Church Head Held
For Pulpit Attack
~ Religious Nsus ser,io,

NEW YORK - Bishop Nieholsi
Velmirovitch. Of the Serbian Or
thodox church. has been arrested
on charges OF preaching against
Milan Medic, puppet head of the
Yugoslav government, according 10
well-informed Yugoslav circles
here.
Regarded as an uncompromising
opponent Of Nszism and Fascism.
Bishop Nieholai had only recently
been set at liberty after being un-
der police control in the monss-
terry Of Szhicha following the NAH
occupation Of Yugoslsvia.
The bishops release was viewed
by Yugoslav Spokesman here as an
attempt 10 convince the Serbs that
the Nazis were prepared TO deal
favorshlv with the Ort n X
church. II is also thought that the
Germans expected the prelate to
use his influence to restrain Ortho-
dox priests from joining the Ser
bisn guerilla forces.
However. the Orthodox church.
man, a guerilla fighter himself in
the last World war. used mis- free
dom TO denounce Yugoslav Quis-
ling prime minister and TO sssail
the Nazi system.
An official here who is person
ally acquainted with Bishop Nicho-
lai described him as "a fiery,
black-bearded man. accustomed to
using vigorous speech"
Bishop Nicholais see is at Cica,
near Belgrade. The bishop is a
close friend of Patriarch Gavrilo
Dozitch, who is still being held a
prisoner by the Nazis
II is recalled that the bishop
was among the candidates con-
sidered when the election of the
Patriarch took place in 1888. He
frequently encouraged the gueril-
las in their fight against the Nazis
and was said to have been physic-
ally mistreated at the time of his
first arrest
Before the war. Bishop Nieholai
gave series Of lectures in uni
versities in the United States and
Great Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Orthodox Greek Church
Now Has Own Law

ALBANY. y. Y.-High ranking
prelates and representatives of the
Greek Orthodox church from east
ern cities gathered here to cele-
brate the passage and signing by
Governor Thomas f. Dewey of a
bill providing for the incorpora-
ton Of Orthodox governing bodies
and their recognized affiliates
under the states religious corpor-
atoms Law.
The measure relates to the
Federated Orthodox Greek Cath
Ole Primary Jurisdictions in Amer
lea. which include the jurisdiction
Of the Orthodox Ecumenical Pat
riarchate OF Constsntinople. and
those Of the Patriarchates Of An
tioch. Moscow. and Siberia. which
are exercised in this country.
The Greek churchmen were met
by the governor, who presented
them with the pen he used in sign
ing the measure.
Prayer services opening sessions
Of the senate and assembly were
led by the Most Rev. Metropolitan
Anthony OF the Syrian Orthodox
church. and the Lords Prayer was
recited in Greek by the Right Rev.
Archbishop Athenogorss, who has
charge Of the Greek Orthodox
church in North and South Amer
lea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Bread" wednesday. Lenten service,
Hope-so $40 and Warner. G J.
Johnson, pastor. sunday school, 9.45.
Service. Il. Congregational fireside
hour. $50. Lenten service. WEDNESDAY
7.3o
immanueI-No i4th and Stevens.
Milton Nesyig. pastor SUNDAY school.
q.45 Services. II and 7:30. Sermons
"Christ's Presence i'm Communion
ana THE Jerusalem Council"
Luther MemorIal-So 5th and Eye
A R NJ Kettner pastor Bible class.
Gas. Services. Il and 7:3o. sermons,
such A. Have I Give Thee and
THE Gross speaks TO Your Con-
science"
Messiah-i2os so Eve Q L Jensen.
II. Sermon. The Complete Life. /"
Wednesday. Lenten service, 1880.
Mountain yiew-Near Puyanup 3
S. Toiiefson. pastor SUNDAY school
Gas Services. II
Falkland Trinity - So. Park and
wheeler Nordahl 3 Thorpe pastor
SUNDAY school Gas Service. Il.
sermon. The Heavenly Fathers
Drawing Power"
Ruston Chapel - SD and Pearl
Burdette Benson. inferno pastor sun
dav school. ESQ Service. 1890. Ser
mon Worthy of Death. Inlfsda3,
Leuten service. 7;45
ouyet-I42s so K C A Sorkness
pastor SUNDAY school e,45 Services.
Il Vespers, SIS.
our Redeemer missouri synod
East saith and K W A Schroeder
al 10 so Sermon. The Two World
Religions Compared" Lenten service
Thursday. $50 . n. Sermon. Christ
Crucified the Lord OF Glory"
our Savior's 18th and J. J. l.
Redal. pastor Sunday school. Gas.
Service. Il. Luther league 7.3o Men 5
clu. . m. Sermon. The Trial of
Their Faith"
Parklsnd Evangelical tNorwegian
synod Synodieal Conferenee)-collins
road on Mountain highway W G
. $50. Services. 10 80 and 7.3o.
81 Paurs-so 27th ano Tacoma sv
Rev Arthur syoov pastor SUNDAY
school $50. Services. 1880. Ser
mon The Allegory Of Hsgar and
sarah" Thursday. Lenten devotion,
ST Paul Danish-Isio So L John
Enselnann pastor sunday school
10 Services Il
Trinity = 50 18TH sno "A ?
Mommsen pastor sunday school 10
Service. Il Holy communion.
Zion missouri synod 50 ieth
and L A " schelp pastor SUNDAY
school $50. Morning service 1890
sermon. The wrath Of God"
Zion-59th and So Thompson "
Hansen. pastor. SUNDAY school s.i5
Service =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Dean SperrY Sees
General Revival Of
Personal RELIGION


BOsTON-A quiet but rather
widespread revival Of personal re-
hgion viii develop a. q product of
the current world conflict. in the
opinion Of Dean willard L. Sperry.
dean Of the Harvard Divinity
School and chairman of the board
Of preachers for the Harvard
Memorial church.
He said in his annual report to
DR.. Conant. president Of Harvard.
that the Christianity of much of
Europe had been driven into the
catacombs, but that religion in
lands like our own. still free. tend
ed to become intimate and inward.
But all such movements of re-
treat inward from a too-difficult
outer peril--a willingness to di-
vorce religion from the fabric of
culture and the course of history
leave the ordering Of civilization
as a whole in the charge OF can
didly secular forces" he said.
Dean Sperry reported an in
crease of 5000 over last year in
attendance at Harvard Memorial
church services and looked TO the
church ITO keep the minds Of the
community religiously In touch
with the problems Of the time"
He expressed the opinion that
there is less inclination 10 use the
church as political and military
weapon. and more of a tacit will
lingness to let II cultivate those
concerns which Christendom has
tended TO concede as its distinctive
bailiwick."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
b. Religious News service

GREENSBORO, y. C.-The Al
lied Church League for the Aboli-
ton Of Beverage Alcohol. Incor-
porsted. was organized at a meet
ing of North Carolina church
leaders here.
The interdenominational group,
an outgrowth Of a meeting held
at Raleigh recently, was organic
ed. according to its certificate of
incorporation. Ito promote Christ
ian citizenship and Christian
righteousness, including sobriety
and total abstinence; TO ascertain,
assemble and disseminate scien-
tific facts regarding alcoholic
beverages and the physical. ment-
al. Social. and moral effects Of
their use; to prepare, print. pub
lish. and distribute letters. cir
culars. pamphlets papers. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Where to Go for Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

Peace Lutheran-2ioe So Cushman.
A. X Bethman, pastor. German serv-
ice at 10. Friday, Lenten service. $50
.. m.
Emmanuel Evangelical SO. 23rd
and Cushman. Albert Beutenmueller
pastor. Sunday school. s.i5. English
worship. 10. German service. ii.io.
Brotherhood meetings al in church
METHODIST
Asbury-5eol So Puget Sound ave
Frank H. Haley pastor Sunday school
As. Services. Il.
yakima d c Stephenson pastor
SUNDAY school. Q AS Services. 10
Bethany - 50 57th and Park Er-
nest Barber pastor Church school.
AS. Services. lo:45. Sermon BY Or.
II. ". Kitchener. guest preacher.
ice at Plymouth Congregational
church. 7.3O informed ate youth fell
lowship in church parlors. $50.
Calvary-Ea 64th and P r. L
Otto. pastor SUNDAY school e;45
ImmanueI-so. 18th and J. J. 7
Mcqueen. pastor Service. II Sermon.
Epworth 50 sth sno Anderson
Harold T Q FeTTy o pastor se intitst,6n
of the Gross" and Are Your Ears
Reds"
Fern HiII-s4i5 So O. Butler
pastor SUNDAY school Gas Service
Il Sermon. The Price OF Progress"
First-so 5th ana K Milton A
Marcy pastor Worship 1880 and
7:3o. Three youth groups, SIS. Ser
mon. THE Christ Of Our suffering
Older youth IN charge OF evening
worship. Frank HanaWalf viii speak
on Youth Looks at God"
Grace-Easr 34th ana r o
Faulkner pastor SUNDAY school 10
Services II
Lesourd - No i2th and Stevens
Rev Barent S johnson. pastor
Church school. s:45. Morning worship
Il Sermon. "On Doing Common
Tasks in a World OF Great Events"
Mason Nc 1otn ano Madison Rov
Leslie Smith pastor Sunday school.
e;45 Services Il and 7:3o Young
peoples groups. 8 and $50. Sermon.
Lent. a Time for determination. ="
Evening meditation by Mrs. J. Paul
snyder. who was in occupied China.
Preside fellowship, $50, with NOV
Parkland-Annette Kiehlbaueh and
Bessie 3 PeaSe pastors SUNDAY
school. 10 Services. Il. Sermon.
ST Pauls-So. asa and L Wm z
Callahan. pastor Sunday school, 9 30.
Service. Il Junior high fellowship.
7 Senior high. 7.3o. Preside. 30.
school. 10. Services. II.
IrinitS-Corner ? 81. and "a 35th
John W Csughlan. minister sunday
CONTINUED on Next Page
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n, Religion. New. ser,ic,

LoNDoN-The Vatican Radio.
in a German-language broadcast.
quoted Michael Cardinal Faulhaher
Of Munich as denouncing the use
Of force. without justice. in the
building Of the so-cslled new or
der in Europe.
Radio Vatican quoted the pre-
late as saying. in sermon
preached on March :. at ST. Mi
chaers church. Munich:
Without justice. the much
talked about new order cannot be
brought about.
The church does not want TO
NEEDLE in party politics and does
rot intend to take sides on the
question of how countries run their
various internal affairs. But the
church. as the witness to funds-
mental truths. cannot be impair
tial concerning great principles on
which international life and any
new order should be based
Justice is the foundation Of
any order in communal life. With
out this. no communal order can
be established or be durable If
established by force. Force must
not displace law and must not en-
crosch on it. The state must not
put force in place of justice"
The cardinal condemned self
interest as test Of what is right
or wrong. and declared that the
state has no right to make law
Incompatible with the divine law
and the natural law
we have In our hearts"
ne said, "a knowledge of
what Is right and what il
wrong. II il right TO leave in
every mans possession what
belongs to him, to keep ones
word and TO respect treaties.
This is an objective right, I'M
touched by the actions of men.
applying to all of them, and
is among the things which are
eternal"
Turning to the rights Of family
and the individual, Cardinal Faul-
haber declared:
IF parents have the right to
give religious instruction to their
children. and to bring them up In
accordance with their convictions.
they also have the right TO edu-
cate them without interference
from outside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Northern Bapiisis
Have Planning Policy

NEW YORK "A statement OF
purpose and policies" has been
formulated here by the Postwar
Planning commission of the North
ern Baptist convention.
Highlights Of the commissions
task as outlined in the statement
include the establishment of more
effective communication and CO.
operation with other Christian
bodies appraising activities of
the denomination in the light of
current world trends: and prepsr-
ing material setting forth basic
assumptions and Christian con-
victions" regarding the overall
obligations of the church in a post
war world.
The commission will be formally
constituted at q meeting Of the
denomination general council in
Chicago next May. The council
meeting. which viii take the place
of the cancelled Northern Baptist
convention. il also expected 10 APP
prove q million dollar postwar
fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05

Arthur Bell rector Holy communion,
s. Church school Gas. Morning
PRAYER and sermon. Il. Y P. F. in
~. John's-5sth ana Puget Sound.
Archibald " sidders. rector sun
day school 10. Services. 7:3o.
EVANGELICAL
EIIm-So. l4tn ana L c. NJ. N.Y.
dahl pastor Services Il and 7:3o.
First-So 18th ana Kay John n.
Soltmsn. pastor Sunday school. 10.
Services. II and 7.so. Evangelistic
services vita Rev. John Basil Long
Of Inglewood. Cal. Special services
each evening except Saturday at
7.30 D. n.
FRIENDS CHURCHES
Friends Church tQuakers1 - teth
and Mckinley Calvin Choate. pastor.
SUNDAY school. Gas services, II and
7.3o Christian Endeavor $50
North East Tacoma Friends Church
sunday school. 10 Services, II and
80 Young peoples meeting. ESQ.
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Lutherak Ia Harrison
and G SIS. Burton W Smith, pastor
Sunday school 9:45. Morning wor-
ship. II Sermon. Always A Priority
the Church"
bftndnN MOUNTAIN nlk1WhF a.
Rocky Ridge. h Syinth, pastor
Sunday schools. Neyerhaeuser. 10;
Bethany 10 Benston Services
Grace missouri synodl-So 54th
tor Services. II and 3 Sermons.
Two Religions Compared and We
Must All Work" wednesday, Lenten
setheiLso s4tn ano Bye L A
Larson pastor SUNDAY school 10
Service. y Sermon. Jesus. the Bread
OF Life Lenteu service. Thursday, 8
p m sermon. The Compulsion OF
Calvary"
Hoff. pastor Sunday school adult
Bible class, LAS Morning service. i.
Sermons. The Bread Of LIE ana
do Nou Believe That. About For
giVenesss" Luther league els 2 N
Faith Evangelical wisconsin synodb
seth and Park R Jaech. pastor
Sunday school. 10. Services, Il. SER
mon. "GloryinE In the Cross Of
Christ" Wed. Lenten service. $50
p m Sermon. Our share In the
Gross"
First-sth ave. and Eye Carr &
Rydell. pastor sunday school s;fo
service. IL Sermon. Servants TO
Righteousness Lenten sermon. The
Ahsolying Christ" . M Conflrma-
ton classes saturday 10 a. m,
Grace Evangelical &C. l. Cisco
50 Park n y Svinth pastor sun
dav school ana Adult Bible class
80. Services. 1890 Luther league s
Sermon. Give l. This Day our Dalls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
Bishop Leonard 10
Represent American
Churches in Africa
~ Religious News strvice

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Bishop
Adna Wright Leonard, resident
bishop of the Washington area Of
the Methodist church. viii leave
shortly on an extended visit n the
American armed forces overseas
where he will serve as the official
representative ~ virtually all
United states Protestant churches.
Commissioned by the General
Commission on Army and Navy
Chaplains. Of which ne Is chair
man. Bishop Leonard will also act
as delegated spokesman for the
Federal Council Of Churches and
the Service Mems Christian league.
an organization recently establish
ed to coordinate the work Of major
Protestant agencies among serv-
ice men. The churehman Is presi-
dent Of the national council of the
latter body.
Bishop Jeonard's appoint
ment was first suggested by
President Roosevelt during
recent white House courtesy
call" made by more than a
score Of Methodist bishops.
The proposal was subsequently,
approved by the executive COM
mittee of the Federal Council
of Churches.
While no date has been set for
the bishops departure, 1t IL ex-
pected that ne will leave within
three weeks.
His itinerary will probably in
clude visits to troop encampments
in England. Ireland, Scotland. Ice
land. and North Africa. Trips TO
India. China. Liberia. and South
America eill be included. II pos
sible Total travelling time, 1t il
estimated will run about ten
weeks.
Chaplain Frank Miller. in charge
Of the Planning and Training divi-
sion in the office of the chief Of
chsplsins.' will accompany Bishop
Leonard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
CHURCH OF CHRIST

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church Of Christ-So. seth ana L.
Q. T Poisan. Minister. services Il
and 7.So. sermons. Two Covenants"
and Three Gardens"
CHURCH or THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams FREQ Hornshuh Jr.. pastor
Sunday school 10 Service. II
Faith Mission-Summit Road. "
A Scott. pastor Sunday school 10.
Faith TempIe-loth and Kay Fred
Hornshuh. pastor Sunday school.
s;4S. Services: II and 7;%S.
CONGREGATIONAL
First - Division and J. Harold L,
Booch. pastor Church school Gas
Worship service. Il. Friendly hour
for service men. 7.3o. Sermon. The
Bow In the SKY
Plymouth-So 45tn and Park. } J
Pruitt pastor SUNDAY school 10.
Services. Il. Young people. s 80. Ser
mon. Jesus son Of David. Have
Mercy.- Union Lenten service. 7.30.
with VIM. Callahan preaching
Pilgrim No. gath and Warner.
Roger Larson pastor Church school.
GAS. Service. Il Young people ESQ.
sermon. The Holiness OF Beauty.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana 23rd 81 So.
r IheAlIa SlllAdN sSAoSAi
10. Services AZ II.
oberlin-Steilacoon Harold Man
Iakevieu Community Church -
Lakeview. SUNDAY school. 10 Sery-
ice. Il.
COVENANT CHURCHES
Flrst-So. 10th and Eye Carl r.
Peterson. pastor. Services. gas and i.
Rev. Nathaniel Franklin, guest speaker
in morning Evening sermon, An
Easy WAY TO Quiet the Conscience
Harvard Branch Harvard school
house Bible school. 10 80. Nesper
Services, 1 . m.
Grsham-carl Janson. pastor Bible
school,. 10. Service. Il.
DIVINE SCIENCE
Church of the Healing Christ -
No J at Division. Henry Victor Nor
gan minister. Morning worship, Il.
sermon.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. 3rd and Kay. Henry
Eller. pastor Holy communion. 7.3c
a m Church school. $50 Aorning
prayer and sermon. Il. Youth
Hols Communion s. i4th and
Eve Charles T. Mentzer. rector Holy
Z communion. 6. Services. i.
~. Andrew's-sis Ne Oakes Charles
H Nentzsr rector sunday school
e4S a n. Holy Communion and ser
mon 7 80 p n
81. Lukes MsmorisI-ssol No. Gore
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
s.l:J.xA,l.EG
Predicts New Order" Will Fail
Unless Built on Sound Justice
Church Held to be Witness to Truths
Fundamental for World Peace

The meaning - family life
does not lie exclusively IN the
building up Of national strength.
The individual has = value Of his
own in relations 10 the national
community. He must serve his ma
ton and. II needs be. stake his
life in this service.
But he has also the right 10
develop his religious life and II
he feels vocation 20 the priest
hood or TO membership in a re-
ligious order. he has the right 10
follow this call unimpeded."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-05
CHURCHES WILL GET
MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES
WASHINGTON. ID. C.-The '

WASHINGTON, ID. I.-Ihe war
Production Board. in new regu-
lation. has provided the necessary
procedures for obtaining mainten-
ance. repair. and operating sup
plies by churches. schools and col
leges, hospitals. and welfare es-
Establishments.