The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 12, 1940, Page 3

THE ‘DAILY ALASKA FRIDAY,. JULY _12,. 1940, to detect OO0 0000 PR e o - the real man, in order ' ’ PONEAUTS THE 816 pictunes ot Larest news are o e carror. | WO PICTURES m““m suén(e tec'ure ; i eoublactsl andippebbeh outy SMILING ALONG A.} COLISEum STARTS FEATURE ity | “HSHAN JACTEEBAUIC = i o ur coseom THEATRE [RNSAARI L]l | [ - - detect the fraudulent nature of g | Is leen Here lasl Eve that which we call a mortal? Ts it w"“ GRA(E F'EI'DS‘ Juneau’s Greatest Show Value T 0 N I G H T SHome HERE not because we have not learned to e | STARTS TONITE | | recognize the real man? I recently Gracie Fields, the comedy queen ; —_— | PESE — - — read an interesting article explain-|Of the Continent, who was recently Sy (:ap“ol Theafre Features: A, lcctire on Christian Science, where 1 am. there yo may be also! ing the method of counterfeiting cheered by American fiim audier If you saw Gracie in "We're ARk 0 bl |entitled “Christlan Sclence: It describes in his own words the im-| meney, and how it might be de- 0 “Wete Going To Be Rich. GoingToBeRich” you know It's All Yours §id |Practice and Préor,” was givenhere port of his mission, and the thing|tected. The author said that he SVIng into the Coliseum Theatre N whap fun you're in forl If i ‘last evening In the Scottish Rite he suffered to give to us. Perhaps| had proved that the average citi- tonight in 20th Century’s merry didn't, cadeluupnew s Beware SDOOkS" | Temiple, under the auspices of the his greatest sorrow:was caused by zen has only a very slight knowl- | musical production, “Smiling JYoueidnt calchup ol ! ‘”’53 Church of Christ, Seéiefitist, the thought that mankind misht edge of genuine money, and when Along.” thefunyou'vebeenmissing! g anpcncd_o_m- Nk nd‘OI Juneau, by Florence Middaugh, misinterpret his mission asked to describe it, for insfance, The new film, which provides “My. Man Godfrey” mig ht :‘Ve”:CS.. of Los Angeles, Cal, Member | . “One may ask, ‘How can I know|as to distinguishing marks for dif-(Gracie with 8 smn.\ new bagful fook fo 'thelr lam.efs Fm"'omnm {of the Board of Lectureship of The that I have found the truth in|ferent denominations, will fail|of tricks and a generous and varied coafaf ‘Wit 5 Rodhle BHi L‘ thi Mother Church, The First Churoh Christian Science? Obyiously, by nine times out of ten. That ,\1. sortment of new songs. is surely Capitol Theatre, ‘Conimibla Bhessnits of Christ, - Secientist, of Boston, jts fruits. One has but to look why, he explains, one is so easily destined to \nn‘. U?r- fair fun-star the first Madelelne Cmo“f’pr;nc,; Massachusetts. The lecturer was about him today to see the re-|decelved by a counterfeit. “If you|a host of new fans Ladeler romaniie Stk . B Introduced by Mrs. Anna Larsen. sults of Christian Science. One|want to protect yourself against| The laugh-packed story casts 'mvmung cotnety ATt The lecturer said in part: cannot fail to see the fruits it|bad money, study good money,”| Gracic as the l_t'fldlmc lady of a Yours" and bv’ that: Seken: Smadc “v‘{hgn Mary Baker Eddy, the he is willing to look, and wants| he advises, Thus the best way to|troupe 01_ touring l‘.nwrtunvw\ & strolid’ bl i top honors in the | DiS¢overer and Founder of Christ-|to see. Thousands of testimonics,|protect oneself from the deception W?“’" they Dua thele R e b l'()mnnu:: comedy fleld. i ian Science, in the beginning of both verbal and printed, every day of the counterfeit man is tolearn swindling them, (hof organize lhl‘nt | parkiing witn - beight comedy, her textbook, ‘Sciéence and Health |pour forth from grateful hearts, more aboit the real man. own company, the “Smiling Along | mad whm?s\' and cleger romnn"yc'gwlth Key to the Scriptures,’ wrote for there is no part of the Chri:t “When Jesus had concluded the | troupe. | itusatiomn “It's All Yours" betrayed| (Y€l P. viD), ‘The time for think-|ianized world today where the lish parable of ‘The Good Samdritan'| They find that they can land a & c;lpnv;\.tin" nibh whidh mzedlers has come, is there any doubt|of this truth does not shine. Thc he had answered the lawyer's ques- Season’s concession at the Pier i absolutely irresistible Crediri for| ut that she meapt that spiritual| Bible has been illumined, and hos tion regarding his neighbor satis- Pavilion, in Bl'thtbo‘.lfht‘. it they AND REVIVAL OF which must go, first, to Miss Car. | UBKIng is the only real thinking become the textbook it rigit.y fagtonty; even the lawyer mist can raise the necessary deposit. : S| have recognize as such. ut o 5 | roll and Lederer for their scintillat- | PeTe 15?2 fepouikd e ; et e s Ev) | Arasto. Cats t:‘fi g b h""";:\ MADELEINE CARROLL—FRANCIS LEDERER ng interpretations of the light ro-| What Is Christian Science? | Who Is My Neighbor? s ST B i o e R B el e | g intery of $he MENE 10| oyt : s e B s 5 sibility to this recognition of truth. friend, Asta) of a world-famous g o | mantic leads; to Mischa Auer, the| “Becduse of erronéous conceptions “I think Jesus' favorite method ianist, played by Peter Coke o 2 ini i r ol about Christian Science, some may of painting a picture, and pointing He reminded him to go and do|P i i : ry ry inimitable comedian, for severdl of |2 l) ' likewise. But what of the first ques- She spends the reward money for f the most hilarious comedy scefies|hesltate to accépt its teachings.|a lesson, must have been the par- gt in whi e company | S y | ¥ % |ton the lawyer asked, the one|8n old bus, in which the company that ever menaced an audience’s| One may have formed a false con- able, for he used it so ofteh. Prob- . ¥ ats out. uh & tOUY of the ouhay risibilities; to Director Elliott Nu-|CePt by . accepting a prejudiced ably one of the most familiar oz Which Is in thie ‘thaughits of prac- side T A COLUMBIA PICTURE | gent, for exceptionally clever timing|OPInion . that. would = misrepresent his parables is ‘The Good Samari- | tically everyone foday, as then:|s€e. el ‘ | B o 8 b * of ‘What shall T do to inherit eternal e i |of laugh situations and an ef-|the teachings of Christian Sclence tan.’ Nelghborliness is a part of TR B bl b S | with MI(‘HA AUER_GRA(E BRADI_EY | fective balancing of comedy and|cither through ignorance or mal- | that universal language of Lave life?” Jesus gave him ‘“d““‘“"“ . | %, ShoE> R « dramatic values; and to Mary C.|ice. Then, too, because the name which is understood and appreciat- ,"' S8 ':Wn mmmm‘.mm. ‘ charmlng Tea k ‘ First Show Starts 5 . | McCall Jr., for a gay scrip, filled|1S New, some may believe that its|ed wherever and by whomcyer ju Thou shalt love the Lord thy God| 2 s i Mickey Mouse Matinee i spariing dialogue and biilliant | teachings are new, and ditferent | may be expressed, I think we ace|With all thy heart, and with ai Gi Y d 7:30 P. M. . - i ! ik | from the Chritianity presented in|justified ih considering this par-'thy soul, and with all thy strength; | ven estef ay “IT'S ALL YOURS” SATURDAY—L P. M. | "Filled with laugh-provoking dia-|the Bible, and taught by Jesus. toable the most complete and com- 00 With all thy mind: and thy . : will be shown ‘culy BEWARE OF SPOOKS |logue and action which will bring | his disciples. Many of the vital prehensive story ever written on :‘fif“}‘]’“‘"”l:‘d“ifihé' 1‘:2 t?\sn'i)ll‘lh' By G”’l S(Outs PETER COKE * JACK DONOHUS Stfew s bRt LONE RANGER | reminiscent chuckles for months to|elements ~of this demonstrable;the subject, and one which the T L “»df :O ; ;, ‘rf"’d- R and “SKIPPY” T ) ‘omedy—Cartoon—Cand come, Joc E. Brown's “Beware Christianity had been lost to the world very imich needs to think MW In order fo really find the o | A 200 antury Froducton’ 8:50 P. M. Comedy—Cartoon—Candy Spooks!”, is the other attraction, World, or considered . impractical.|dbout today. f answer to his question: ‘This do.' ‘ponoring Miss Margaret John- Wk vy 20N Ciiiit i |In his first appearance on the AmOng other things, Mrs, Eddy has| “To love one's neighbor as one- i iy _“"f' 5 | son, director of camp activities this —— —— - - [screen as an officer of the law, Testored the healing of disease, and|self means to séc him as God sees| “He who has read these Wo|summer at Eagle River, and Miss childl’en’s Matinee ¢ through our employment of-|the cave-mouthed star's zany an-|has revealed that it was a natural|Dbim, and think of him only mfi°’"'"“‘)“'““"‘-‘j i l’*‘flse’g 'llile"j Hazel Wiliams and Miss Electa Har- | 2 " Gov. Gruening said, adding: | tics, his uncanny flair for timing|SPiritual law which governed the terms of good. It means looking .yyln'\f n:;pru;ucnvl‘-o: o d ealistic rington, camp directors from the| SATURDAY—1 P. M. arpen ers “We have plenty of unskilled labor |and his unique ability to brighten|socalled miracles of Jesus. She | beyond the evidence of the ma- ]‘“}j ‘”“ Ml o “;1«‘ ‘_““10"‘“ Of|states who are visiting on Gas- | CANDY —— PRIZES available, but this apparcnt short-|every comedy situation have never | Proved, and students of Christian|terlal sénses, discarding the cou: ‘;‘"“‘_ C"";‘, ) llm _‘i’ ‘cd“‘]kes;tineau Channel, a tea was given| CANUY - ksl age of skilled labor here is ample | before been so clearly demonstrat-|Science all over the world are) ferfeit for the real, Christian Sci- ‘l‘"‘ :"LO ;5; daily life and lets|yesterday afternoon in the parlors 4 proof that we should initiate a|ed as they are in this sensational|Proving, that this divine law, gov-!énce teaches that we may minis- | them f-f‘olve SdDmblergs“llor him. of the Northern Light Presbyterian Deer una"a|d r ere n | program of skilled labor training.” | new Columbia comedy. |erning every activity of man, “’Em‘ to everyone upon whom our|The effort to 1y zrso.;n , the strug- | Church by the Girls Scouts and | Territorial Empoyment Director| From the moment Brown is in-|Just 85 potent today, and just asithoughts rest by lifting our thought |8l to prove, and the courage to|Brownie Troop. |0f Auto Flakne urges that “any skilled la-|troduced in police. uniform - until|ever-operative, as in Jesus' time.|about them away from the mortal Meintain are so little to give when| The tea table was covered with | Arm B porer seeking employment,” regis. | he finally engages a desperado in| “Christian Science Is fundamen- |concept to the perfeci idea M:Lhe re.ward is solxlch and mc;b css‘-‘n Im?v cloth and attractively center- "ea’ '[own y ase ter with the Territorial Employment | hand-to-hand battle, “Beware|tally based upon the Biblical dec-|God. mf;s s0 gmlat ,Lmt await the de-|ed with a huge silver Dol o wiite | | Service offices at the new location|Spook!” moves with the speed .of|larations in both the Old and New| “When one earnestly and honest- | %' AR ) fi? obcy' i sl\n:sta'daisles Mg S Mpets N Plenty of work available for|on Willoughby and South Seward.|a tornado ...a laugh tornado.| Testaments, that God is the only ly seeks to know what Is his part This do, and thou shalt live | Baskets faf dx?ln.l"s. {m_mlnc and bleed- | A doe deer and two fawns sniffed skilled carpenters—that was the | S Every situation, every character|Creator, and that everything He in helping to improve national N R |ing hearts were arranged through- |of an automobile on the Glacier news today out of the offices of | BRINGS TRUCHS and every story development builds|made is good. It proclaims amj‘flnd international affairs, he must Nome Ioo uu; {hQBlmm. ; 24 Highway just outside the city limits Territorial Employment Service Di- | to a howliig "¢limax. proves the aliness of God, good, realize that first and last, just as| fi rm: B, B G_flx&‘ and Mis. G. Ed- | this morning and found the odor rector Joseph T. Flakne. | The Forest Service launch Ranger — e and the nothingness of evil. {In his own business, his work lies "aik (omin ‘“{“‘dhK“‘shf- o S‘E‘d :y (t}m Scouts | not unpleasing. A request for 100 skilled carpen- | 1X arrived in port last night from | “Christian Science teaches that'in his own right thinking, His part g B D e v | Henry TRAUSS atl Hnjy Jorkiigs s ters has ‘beén received from Major | Sitka, towing & scow loaded with FAIRBANKSANS ARRIVE |.ince evir is nothing, claiming to!is to start and continue with scien- o, ('ippe’ ""g’d?‘:_d“:‘“gl the & ‘";“’0"& e | OFIVIDE o town early today, saw the | E. M. George, in charge of Arny|four dump trucks which are to be | 0“ (llPPER mom be something, it is destroyed by|tific right thinking within his own {hmgf:l_:n&wortklz miflzv :,re\mt gh_lz f!hm ‘nndg n7 Lwomb::)bles near the air base construction through Gov.|used by the CCC here. a recognition of its unreality. This consciousness. - [Rh Pk ITARRLA stirssen: CRD e h”_ R (e o Ernest Gruening. ————— lo I"'ER'OR HOM‘E recognition comes with a compre-| “Proportionately as he ejects er-| The new. Alaska Clipper “h"“a”iwh“ Yol B lavatized b Mrlk Tamma »é)d: 1hm‘_v came x},, t “We can supply 25 skilled carpen-' Subscrive for The Empire. hension that God is the only crea- Toneous conclusions from his own|Service to the Territory means a | ;]G arrane V(- 26r: Jup. fo.the.cer when, We stopped, ,‘"“.i T PR s o e T Ty tor, and that this creation consis'.sfthmklng his immediate affairs fin-|8reat deal even to the people 'way | 75 fiu::c‘:nel& roghit PR tea ”'f‘CIl"‘)l llm b".'t'f’;s' They. yepen't Ay | sooute to their home in Fait-|only of good. 1t, likewise, accepts Prove. His business, his family, und (P beside the Bering Sen. ik i el Eslo RARRBE Fon- | At e ; th | banks, Mrs, John White and Miss| the Biblical teaching that man was |other human relationships are bene- | Speaker Howard Lyng of the | %M S0t Fomoe | e ormed avith white spote. > 'Barbara White arrived in Jineau|created in God's image and like- | fited, and his scientific right think- Hpuse of Representatives, wrltlng‘th‘vemm_mmmem l"glorcnce'}!:wk(-: were still adorned with white spots. Hollywood S,g,,,: And Sou”d‘ |on the PAA Clipper yesterday and|ness, the likeness of Spiri, not'ing becomes an active factor for|With reference to a first flight cover) b b For 0 0w vion, ac- X will continue their journey by the|matter. Christian Science is best the bettérment of his community, |eceived by him, says: | companied at the piano by Marie By Robbin Coons first Electra. understood by a thorough study of the nation of which he is a citi- | -The flgh Which the cover Som= | s, 1. ooe Misses Courlyne Smith, | HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 12.—1f there are any fans with the §| gy Laae” Jono has been in the its textbook. It invites you to ap-jzen, and. in lis measure, inevitably | o o %o indefinite number in' the |Marie Jean Glasse, Barbara Smith | P i 5 ates since January visiting her|proach the problems that confron: & healing influence in world af- |and Connie Davis sang a selection | impression that the British actors wearing make-up here rather mother in Florida and New York,|you from an entirely different view- fairs. future—everyone of which will havc]and o SoR AT W B by Marvl 5 than uniforms there are lacking in patriotism, a simple look at was present with Mr. White at point and one from which thcyi “We can begin right where we - ‘;m:m"ib:;“::do: th: c?“:::;i:?Margaret Femmer, Ruth Talmade the books should label the impression false. the graduation of their daughter|can be solved. As one studies this are to practice prayer by refusing :‘?n 4 o?p:)hn eople c?? nN';ncp and | entertained with a harmonica num- In the first place, British subjects in the movies are subject from Dobbs School in New York. | textbook, the unreality of evil should | to. voice error or claim for ourselves L:engecond Delv‘;m?, Imagine! Three |Per and a piano solo was played | to call to active military service when needed. They are obeying Miss White, who finished school an |become evident to him, and as the |the things we do not wish to|g.” fom Seattle to Nome, with |PY Pat Shaffer. Closing the pro- their government’s desires when they remain here making pic- honor student, will enter college in|allness of God is unfolded, the manifest. What a cheerful round ‘llythnt it lmplles"‘ ¥ |gram was a cello quartet composed | tures, not necessarily their own wishes. The yare supposed to be Cflll;fon‘;r\glm ll;’e r;ui,‘ i revelation of h’ll‘rulh appears. Each Of l;mvfrsnhr;l this old world . s |of Shirley and Pat Dnvls.‘ JennneJ rendering patriotic srevice by depicting the best qualities of the r. té, who cific Alaska|one may begin at once to prove Would enjoy if this were universally ubscripe to The Daily Alaska EmAkB““S and Dorothea Hendrickson. English on the screen, but more practically perhaps they are mak- ;::rwl::x:k;d‘g:xn:x}om“f::%:g: ‘ml“ Z};‘:dm:e::;“"' with its ‘"""“bl":zie;x:d;n:?:y‘::;zk;tphg’; z 0:;' ;re—gxee paper wm": the largest| ok | S 7 X ; - & | 4 i k. - °°"t?1b‘f“°n R thelr counlry saimapin ool mediately after his daughter's| “When Jesus declared, ‘Be ye declarations concerning your bodyy, Etisrantgeit fi‘_"’“l“@n‘ LR Enipire Oluaftioda Payr.. ... .« TRITRIVE S GoawcT 9 It can be figured very simply. Say that Brian Aherne, for } jraduation and returned to Alaska | therefore perfect, even 'as your|vour business, your home, and ol AT, &n exam.ple at random, earns approximately $200,000 a year mak- | several weeks ago. Father which Is in heaven is per-{on, you make that you are really i 4 ? picm 5 . ing movies. He cuts from that about 30 per cent, or $60,000, for B s o e fect, was he not making a posi-, desirous of eliminating, rather than == > ¥ U. S. income taxes, another slice for state taxes, and then 30 1 (| e AL tive declaration that man is al- Mmanifesting ‘in 'your experience. fi_ { ‘ per cent of the remainder, or sore $40,000, goes to British income A"D ready as perfect as the Mind that And then see how many times you 2 : taxes. That sum goes pretty far toward paying for a bomber, 0 2 > created him? Christian Science can resist the temptation to voice | more urgently needed for Britain now than men. “otm “m makes,; it | clear 'that perfect ‘God evil and deny its false suggestions PRl s Lo N TTARL ond perfect man is the basis of by dec(l)grlng, good, 1 Add up the contributions in taxes by other Hollywood Britons, demonstration . azid . heling, ’"dn s ,A g Limitation | i men and women, and you see a pretty good reason for their gov- ( AST TR'PS that *ous; Titen' % St conun_ue,;“ Bruy cicu &, mnargony. el l 6 P “ 0 N E s 2 4 | ernment’s keeping them here—no matter how dashing you or they ana finisty withs sy gecicot: divine; physlcal,‘ i el b Ilnlncll‘l, | think they'd look in uniform. Their contributions will be Shell Si d ‘Alex Holden | ETiDeIPle insorder fo xnoy. anything’ can be Classitied ‘as same fofm, of : = o ey rm. ontributions wi even ell Simmons ‘an ex Holdex | o tho true nature of God and man. limitation, If, at first, this sounds JUICE ml T Extra Fancy FANC F heavier—aside from their own private gifts to war relief—with flew out on coast trips this morn- Jesus !like too drastic a statement, let us . Telephone ' Britain’s upped tax rates. ing with the "Lockheed and the| .jequs pegan in early: youth to analyze it. Webster defines ‘infinite" onamns b TOm!m The same gogs for the French Charles Boyer, who. served in Bes“;;?";wk Kelly Bldke, Mrs, Rus prove #hd make ‘practical the 85 ‘without limits of any kind.' Is FOR CANNIN P E A s L o % e 3 3 - la . the army for a time and was then released to return’ to Holl, sell Cilthaso dnd Neds, X Jenssh truths contained ' in. the Bible Aai"- not plain that physical inhar- -2 DOZEN BOX 2 POUNDS PER POUND ph to Hi A young boy of .twelve. he tdrried ony claims to limit the acuvltyb p ¢4 v i . PERCY’S CAFE |i--=rs=dsimouririme o sos | @ , ' wise men, asking and -answering feasoning would limit the agcom- ! 7 " Holden flew F. B. Madering dnd | questions that “astounded them. Of' Plishment of good in some direc- i c c l c | OPEN ALL NIGHT Deo Volanti to Hoonah, and Was| g jjte from thiat time until his tion, based .mostly upon the as- . | - e to bring in tWo sick women {10 |paptism by Joh we know little,| sumption that, each one has a lmit- - PE 7 [ ] EE Hoonah, He also was to e 400| oyoept that he “incredsed in ,m.!ed amount of health, happiness, ac- D) 3-POUND TIN 2 BOTTLES F p = ¥ pounds of freight to PelicAn City|gom and stature, ahd i favour | Uvity, or supply portioned out to i ner ¥ siv 0" on Lisianski Inlet. with 'God ahd mai.” It Is recorded him, and when he has used it up, sunwn % 55(: c E n T o # o 5n 45c ) T that whéh he élm; 3:: of the.;: is m ohe,‘:‘n-y believe that 3 Wk fi( & PERCY'S ANY TIME Fo: NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING |water, he leard bloe from ! he ‘has ‘used hils ‘share ‘and : shiould LASKA. ' Ll [ Difners or Light Lnfl:lf:: OF CREDITORS heaven, saying, “This is ‘my he-{nol expect to have ‘any more,- 1t 0 4 tin TRIXIE that &l Juneau fs talking §| “Vip wannTrORY .‘j‘g‘!;‘.‘;fxg‘r’flv gied . Son.. In... whom..X am_. well, s, through the, infinituse of divipe ’ lb Mealz S 4& WG rofln 4 cans 25(; , absut. TRY OUR FOUN- | ' . | pleased,’ and immediately after he ;that limits are denied and i ; % TAIN, TOO! DIVISION NUMBER ONE, AT)|wag into the’ wilder to be broked. The antidote. for. the fear 19POUND TINS ERagEl ot A e, R 2 4. JUNEAU., L. . ||tembted of the devil: He must haveof, sthe :belief in, limitation ob- > Fould’s MACARONI, ,SPAGHETTI : In ;fhe, ‘Mattér, of ‘EUGENE AR-|recogfiized then the mission that| y is ‘the understanding that “ JB corrzz zsc f wood. England called David Niven probably because of his Sund- ,NOLD, n.g&'sm‘ i, Bankrupt,| was his, ‘and he was tried from God is infinite, limitless, and that 3 luonl.ns . . 3 or zsc . hurst (West Point of England) training—but maybe also because JIn uptey. ., 47 {every angle as. to the best way to|the inexhaustible good which He 3 they knew his infectiously cheerful personality could work wonders J| (To the credifors of Eugene Ar-| fulfill. this ‘mission, One by onecontinuously, supplies for His chil- TOILET SOAP AIR TIGHT in the morale division. Even so, no matter how stiff a fighter niold ’.z“"’ml;m""ru’e Gty of Ju-ihe, yejécted ali miterial smethods dren can never be diminished; used A E 4 h.n l* ’ Davey turned out to be, it’s doubtful if one man in uniform could E:“ 4nd tory. aforésaid, a ;‘:fl ,mfll‘“‘v nd ::‘:D"d_sp‘:: .Xat “‘f;g;d"‘:“’e’"’l’:»fl i e 2 | WAx P APER . . rflu lsc do as much as that man’s movie salary taxed for armament—and beupt; b e only power and .authority. I ever., maces Jinle b4 B o B 484 T wish hie Brifih WGt e thin ight and send their NIven back [NOTICE 1§ HERERY GIVEN| was then he began: bis throo years' | kind upon His idea, man. fn|] | LARGE PACKAGE 3 CANS A that on the 8th day of, July, A.|healing mivistry. icovv - /. [proying this spiritual fact, the on]y s LEEE K B o R BT S e S B S5 H | ) 0XYDOL-- 25¢ | HEINZ SOUPS - - 2% Whllg on the war I'd like to send a verbal stinkpot to who- liuo‘s‘nh was, _duly g@dxuqd.' t r.che ascended, but . the |human consciousness. A false be- SN ever originated the suggestion that Bob Montgomery, American- bankrupt,and ‘that the first meet~|Christ; is ‘Dresént today. as then,|lief is exchanged for a true con- born, took that ambulance-driving job in France because he was ing of his, creditors, will be held|and dwells with man (o reveal his' CePt; material knowledge is ' ex- ' “slipping” and the “publicity” would bring him back on top. af the office..of the, undersigned |(God-bestowed heritage of complete- | changed for! spirifual upderstand- DARIGOLD In the first place, Bom isn't “slipping” in pictures. “The Earl §|refefec at 1268 South nklin and pesfection. Christian Sci-|ing. In breaking down limitations, of Chicago” may not have set the world on fire, but it was a Street in the City and Precinct of | ence ‘nakes: it plain that mortai|let. us. remember we are dealing BU"ER fine movie and the Montgomery performance was the finest thing "!‘“"“’ [Terrifory.of Alaska, at 2 man ls, part.of this real, this|With thoughts, beliefs, and that in it aclock in the .afterioon o theé| spiritual qt when the wrong reasoning has been No"e Better 1 / 22d day, of July, “AD. 1940, at| “The &7@1 /that Josiis was .he|exchanged for right thinking, the n the second place, Bob has always seen a champion of the ? K ol eV B \ i which time, the said creditors may|only one 4péh whom this -Christ- [Tesults are manifested in our out- underdog. Not showily. and not just i talk, but in deeds. He attend, their claims, appoint "flfl&¥1 i has éflrfi‘in‘l‘y not | ward e n working lu‘ 'b fought l'o.r the rights of extras nnr'l, bit players when qaing 50 a, trustee, _mm}m t] krupt, | been based upon anything fhat fie overcome lack M_Mm’ sl i s. c meant sticking his own neck out../When the big éastérn hur- transact, siich W as|has said regarding it. During his|ment, u-’m and,.s0. o det us| | ricane hit his Connecticut farm, and there was rescie and | may properly .come. ‘belere saiti|ministery--and: fewchings - he. om<|t4rn; from .the. contempiation of | ———-——o o - . 1 ¥ 1 relief work to be done, Bob got in there and pitched. He's ; RPN 0 ) R 'phatically peinted out that every-|the differént phises .of these con- I hlh B i . like that. § H. B, LE FEVRE, thing hé sald or did was o énable|ditions, and hink ‘iore ‘aboilt ‘the| ”EL VE S: Suanan lo'll A. Mo; 2'4 P. M. b § Ah ia sk 4 | .. . Referee in Bankruptcy. |us to W hls éxaniple, to prove |allness of Giod, and man’s oneness % PO - 10 0 ol v oy e i, i e i, T8 leon e it