The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 1, 1938, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, bA'l‘URDAY jAN ;11938 U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGI’JCULTURI‘ WEATHER BUREAU Hakor You Had a Very Busy Year During Nim'lvvn Thirty-Seven T H E WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 pm., Jan. I: |Sno night and Sunday; moder: te to fresh southeast winds. ‘«\\\N A 3 : LOCAL DATA &\ 4 ; G Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity —Weathes N . 2968 16 6 s 8 Snow Flurries 20 80 s 8 Lt.Snow 17 92 SE 6 Lt. Snow RADIO REPORTS TODAY 4a.m. Precip. 4am. SOVIET RUSSIA N R \ L@ N\ w S B ) : | st 5 rs m] m‘n!). velocity 21 hrs. Weathet SOVIE s ¥ A 7 2 N L I 5 2 36 4 Pt. Cldy BARCELONA §7 ; > 5 : NGRS . ] 5 Cloudy 4 R v ] RS VALENCIA i 8 2 : Clear { Y . 7 g SPAIN AFTER ¢ e i 7 | 4 bt l\?nc? that smopih I i g s N\ A ERIA 18 MONTHS WAR ) /; o B ’ 2 : E}:J“r It’s different! It uiv " - : v, 1N 3 |st. Paul 2 5 Snow increased smartness, f G0 ; ENE : Z 4 & ; § {Dutoh Harbor : 1 2 : : Clondy comfort and durabilit < 5 g 7 ftog g 5 B : Siar urability. v francisco) 3 NORTH ATLANTIC F al > 2 Clear ‘ ™ <1005 Bermuda , 3 riee (\ /B ANk | Ketehikan 3 36 5 53 Rain wva‘ of D) BRI 2 X Prince Rupert 4 ( 4 B Rain :k/" ,[ 4 nP.- % ”"Y’AN MAS —] ) | Edmonton 3 2 Clear A B POSTAL E_STAMP WAR] 5 SN ; : C Clear : ) . 7 Y E Clear £R (@r. Z o Francisco 5 6 Cloudy Cieroons New York 38 32 3 U Rain WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 3 22 airport), fogg, ter ature, b: 2, clear Built in the insoles i 2 ; < I 5 J ouc ; Bull Harbor, rain; ; Triple Island 3 are three re S g 7 3 TACO e 4 = \ ng Isiand, raining, 41; Pri raining, 42; Ketchikan, cushions... ck ~ N { Stoike Ace: &3 0 A raining, 37 ig, cloudy, 41; Wrang ;. Petersbure, s absorbers for the o 4 : 2 5 S - 2 ey e X 4 4 30; Sitka, cl 3 Radiovill Y ; Angoon, cloudy 7 : . : o P B i : ) A — Hoc ¢ one Poin , snowing, 28; Juneau, spowing, 17; given your feet. 3 A A . \ T SHEN | & . (g . 34; Cordova, partly cloudy, 16; Cape Hinchinbrook, T & / \‘ e Ton 777 EX-GERMAN % Anchorage, clear, -17; Fairbanks, clear, -44; Hot Disgster ) Z M’\NDATE COLONIES ings, clear ; Tanana, cl -'6; Ruby, clear, -34; Nulato, clear, -82; 1 clear, -36; Flat, clear, -38 o 8= g Jan, 2 : 48 am.; unset, 3:20 pm. Jan. 3.— ol a.m.; sunset ; % x | 6 z < el gw;g(As]g 3 or ) re is low thi; mor ver most of Alaska and 1 r Ocean with on " centra essure of 28.90 inches not trax 4 ncther at latitude 50 164 degrees west. A ridge of moderalc I sxtended BY THE AP FEATURE SERVICE to the Great Lakes. This pres 3 turn up a good many big news developments which can be most readily und rstcod only when you see them on a p. But few years, map-makers probably weuld ght snow from Aleutian Is ar > K k Island, over upper duced mere mop stories than 1937. Among them two groups stand out: 1. Territorial changes wrought by the s two wars, in Spain and in China Trails itheastern aska most and over the top of the world by the yeus aviation pioneers. The maps abcve bring these, and 1937's other major map stories, into foru y. b 10derate r « lower AR e SR 4 d, an fair weathe is mornir g ! ~ L &) By Twhlvmn,” Monevy Flow B. M. Eer& rends : 40 PO . Ll g G«,vj W R L gt If’“}f_f”\‘, ::}1‘:::2 REV. JOHN L. CAUBLE | 8:00 pm—Evening service. SECURITY OFFERINGS BEES it de e Pastor | There will be no Epworth League IR A o8 { o | toblater than 10 o'clock Saturday | 1000 am—Sunday School | party until January 7?1933, ¥ EHI {D LAST YEAR “Juncau’s Department morning o guarantee change of 13.00 am. — Morning Worship.| You will always receive a warm BREIIOR, (tORICS, * Blc: Sermon subject, “The Buccessful| welcome at the Methodist Church. | 84— 3 ———1| (be willing t t ities Wa BARCELONA, Spamn 1 Faiiure;” the Sacrament of the ’ # : : FIRST CHURCH OF CHR Lord’s Supper will be administered| SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT . 5 I pansion n SCIENTIST at this service; Holy Gospel, Matt- CHURCH B / g > Sunday services will be neld av hew 2:13-23 (2nd Sunday after Corner Second and Main Streets {1 am. in the Pirst Church of Christmas). H. L. WOOD, Pastor Christ, Scientis{, Juneau, on Fifth 6:30 p.m.—Luther League. | Note: The services of this church, and Main Sureets. The subject will| Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve- are held on Saturday, the seventh be “God.” ning, 8 o'clock. |day of the week. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School. Ladies'’ Ald meets Thursday af-| Sabbath school Saturday, 10 am. Wednesday, 8:9 p.an. — Testi- ternoon. | with Bible classes for all ages. end, monial meeting. The public is invited to all serv-| Sabbath worship 11 am. Sermon , v g P A i obaccs Christian Sclence Reading Room | ices. by the pastor, or leader. , ) , m with, pri siry as!m 10000 s s m church building. This room 18 Mid-week prayer meeting Wed- | ' . A ¢ igns” to aiE. o bendous ©pen to the public Wednesday HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL, |nesday, 7:30 p.m. / ' pment in prisons sum of 163,000,000,000 as compared fternoons from 2:30 to 4. EPISCOFAL .. Dorcas Boclety and Home Com-{ ' . / i ¢ it B PR with 152400000000 in 19036, 103, The Pt cordially invited to Fourth ano Gold Streets | mission meets every first and fourth - fecpn i : seitad 5 e el 0,000,000 in 1932 and 119,600,000,- rvioss and vist; the| THE VERY REV. ORARLNS |Tugeday at 3 pap. Al are v / . s o i i i & too Wil dkenta Fia i i 000 in 1929, estimates based on '€ading room. E. RICE, Dean [to all the services of this church 4o ; HOMDRES SR S g0 S : % 4 SO P S e i o ~unday Services: H. L. Wood, pastor. s of the Spain e the Governmen t W R i Manuel de Irujo, Authorities disagreed, some wi s \ Basqu nal and devout The National Associat f n- Catholim. Trajo said in an inter- ufacturers, mentioned } view that prisons should aim ‘at of cc or wit jon and exterminatic a pri [UNIT. BILLIONS OF DOLLAN . ons before the aid he insisted on mod-« i arp lift in pri as industry got cing uated Bureau of Internal Revenue reports G fo ving to make up the produc- ese Madrid, and many P RESURRECYTION LUTHERAN e | —_ s i o Soighe e oy 2 AR G indicated R | g 4 BRI . : tior: deficits of the depression. In ¢ ng ed in open P URCH 8:00 a.m. — Holy commun:on. | THE SALVAx ARMY T LT KT t under normal i e Empire classifieds for “The ndly Church” ( oy prin, these economists Try the Empire cla: ed 0 y 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School. Willoughoy Avenue | it = : - ers ir v lines got overstocked, In a typical results. Corner of Third and Main Streels 11:00 am.—Holy communion and, Sunday, 2:30 pun—Praise meet-| Smaller sales of sec °s hampered business nd e bottom fell out” of a Levante, Irujo explained, special sermon. ing. based on s from “Commercial and Financial Chrenic Eotn irinista sk i Staabi 5 srmitted to work outside Wednesday, 8:00 pm.-Choir re-| Sunday, 6:00 p.n—Sunday School i ) i are pErmiuier 1o WL OHE hearsal. Bunday, 7:30 pm. — Salvatoc| By FRANK MACMILLEN |9 w roundly $1,000000000 of Rriban Wille i B Y Thursday, 10 am. — Epiphany, meeting. W YORK, Jan he fate of | corporate secu 1es sold, more To Whom It May Conce 3 saui e 3 Holy Communion. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Public meet- n business 1 in | tuan $300,000,000 a t fy wife Louise Casey having let C. Biair ension agronomist Friday, 2:30 p.m.—Guild meets. |ing. 3 bound up with t wil- Novemb and early il e my b board, I will not be re- ¢ orth Carolina State college, ¢ Phuada ey ‘ : ays a bare hillside sheds water like ierican people to monthly rate wa t Y. epon: > for any debts contrac FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH| :;‘I’g”e‘d‘;_yén’:“"m‘”;m;c ‘;:‘e‘e'[‘” 1, and to hire, mon This year’s total may bis oD by her after this date, Dec. 29, 1937 the roof of a house, but one cov~ DAVID WAGGONER, Minisher |, ay. 7:30 p.m.—Pul twelve-month th: d out $2000,000000, even With the v, ROBERT CASEY cred with vegetation absorbs it like 3 ) ng. with k s it was m a biotter. Sunday Seryices: th busines r cad, with ast 3 2 > g 10:00 a.m.—Bible School, Lesson, 2 “The Gospel of Mark, a Preview Mark 10:35-45. ' I P 1 t itville, Va., to ™ 11:00 a.m.—Morning Sermon. Sub- {telling Congress at o sion: ance money, bank mor < finger of the small army a . s 121 Main Street |« ... An immediatc 5 1 at N d on 2 ny nail heads. protect its chief salt supplies. ject, “The New Years,” “God's Call | CHARLES C. PERSONEUS ! “d A2 :”x}) gl 1 s ¢ rom g k E ail heads. I | All are welcome. | willing lesiders and ¢ ager borrowers, than 000,00 Everett Balley, am acr v - 2 drew (0 a close With the indust Industries dependent on (he free of Birmingham, Ala. For almost the duration of the BETHEL PENTECOSTAL ace faltering and flow of the people’s s s £It Srachhully o n Civil war, the South mainta ASSEMBLY to Service.” “And the angel of the Pastor ; were hard hit. Ste | Lord said unto Gideon, The Lord A create employmen the consiruction trad the heavy is with thee, thou mighty man of Su‘nday kA SR Flow cf Meney Lessens achinery business sickened when e 5 11:00 am.—Morning Worship.| o e T R S0 s A et e en tart t e t valor.” Judges 6:12. | germon by the pastor. ee months c s the life-blood of money failed t 7:30 pm.—A Memorial Service for | 9.0 noon—Bible School. Classes Elder Harry Willard will be held. 1. {4 % i . Mr. Willard has served the Church|"}.20 p.m —Broadeasting a service | Make a Clean Sweep with Interpreter and Lay-missionary ver KINY. for twenty seven years. He lost his| 9.39 pm—Evening Service. life while in service at Klukwan,| @ommunion Service the first Sun- December 21 |day of each month. Wednesday, 7:30 pm—Midweek Everyone cordially invited to ali .Fx:ie:;.n?.”?:cal:li pm.—The Calvary | el e GE NE RAL R R ELECTRIC —. A cordial invitation is given to| «where Welcome and Worshi / all to attend these services and wor- i W Meet” " C LEAN ERS ship with us. Franklin at Fourth { . REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister | ; CATHOLIC CHURCH MRS. TREVOR DAVIS, Organist | No ciling nor greasing Church of the Nativity of the GEO. SCHMIDT, Choir Director K ] . Blessed V. M. Juneau 10350 to 11:00 am.—Organ Mo- d — All Coogleu U Fifth and Gold Streets ments. i ) i Ve REV. WM. G. LeVASSEUR, S.J, | 11:00 am. — Morning Worship. 3 3 Motor ‘\(11_1 Er Aoty | / brush—D Regular services. “ L,al s AL - EA’""“I\ o1 CHAPEL BY 1HE LAKE N" st"ke Pam ! e S and e éllsy (On Fritz Cove Corner) mc[chj]’“ 8 . . ! IS — M e IGNA I SWIBR| « ¢ W= w e i Firiie with well-taught classes for chil- i ¥ : e PRODUCT O WiIN 5 dren of all age-groups, and a wel STOCKHOLAE, Jan. 1. — Strikes| A F BALD $49. o ::::‘ for everyone interested to at-|, ), 1ok ouis are foresworn for nine| at it against a davenport, beside a chair. In fact, you can Chapeladies meet: <eNery .gther YEIS In an’agreement just conclud- | is sensational new Acrosonic piano with its unique o ! S| - rille here in the room, D 1 s | . 2 S Wednesday evening at someone’s|éd beteen Swedish newspper own-| . Sneiere o bt L Liberal Trade-in-Allowance S hore timely paties aouily bfimlers and the printing trade unions. R ~;..\ e ot £ ey _nage Th workers gained a seven to & 7 AN : NAn0. 60 SRENE S g i (o5 Yebm B € el Come in. Find out how easily youcan own this amazing piano. SOLD ON EASY TERMS METROPOLITAN METHODIST lform of a special “prosperity bo- E ISCOP: CH |nus” and three weeks' annual vaca- ALASKA MU%!C SUPPLY Al k El e h rosts o v Bt L i | v aska Electric Light 0. L. KENDALL. Pastor e agreement may be changed > 3 4 .y;_ublm circles of acetate plastic, gleaming like Jewels, cover a black 1000”5 " gnurch School. ‘by begotiation, " I¢ Thil hreaks dGEE 122 Second Street Juneau, Alaska and Pflwel‘ c, velvet cocktail foque and il turret top. Over their sheen {alls @ | 11:15 am—Morning Worship. the dispute goes to a board of im- o circular black veil with a Lorsehair rim. | 7:00 pm—Bpworth League. partial arbitrators,