Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1936, Page 7

- PREACHING GROUP COMING TO CAPITAL Meetings to Be Held Novem- ber 22-25—Dr. Jones | Talks on Air Sunday. The National Preaching Mission, which will reach Washington for a serles of inspirational meetings No- vember 22-25, will be given its formal start Sunday morning when Dr. E. Stanley Jones speaks over a national net- work from 9 to 9:30 am. WRC will carry this broadcast locally. Wilbur La Roe, jr., chairman of the Publicity Committee for the District, said today: “Christi- anity faces eco- nomic and social Dr. K. S Jones 0 erms of tre- mendous importance. The Preaching Mission will bring to Washington and the Nation the best and most virile Christian thought of today regarding these problems and their relation to personal religion.” Dr. Jones, who will speak in Wash- ington at the November meetings, will be one of a notable list of speakers, which will include Miss Muriel Lester of England, Dr. Ivan Lee Holt, Dr. George W. Truett, Dr. Edmund B. Chaffee, Dr. Rufus M. Jones and other nationally known speakers. The mission will open its national campaign at Albany, N. Y. Sunday, later visiting a number of cities, the tour extending as far west as Van- couver, British Columbia, after which the mission will come to Washington for the series of meetings preceding the final meeting at Madison Square Garden, New York, December 6. —_— Japan Buys Philippine Copper. Capiz Copper Mines operating on the Island of Panay. Philippine Islands, has contracted with a Japanese firm, the Taihei Yoko, for the sale of their entire output for one year. LAY, THEM OOWN CANT You? FouR SPADES — GAME AND RUBBER - MY! (M GLAD THATS OVER (M SIMPLY THE MAN WHO NAS WAITED ALL EVENING To cuT IN, FINDS WHEN THE INTERMINABLE RUBBER IS OVER THAT IT' 1S TiME TO GO HOME CAPITAL MAN HONORED CINCINNATI, Ohio, September 10 (#)—Members of the National Indus- trial Stores Association closed their three-day convention today, elevating Thomas H. Sheehe of Indiana, Pa., to the presidency. 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