The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1940, Page 8

«“Utter Ruin” Raid Shatters Sheflield » its steel, the sinew of modern war, Sheffield was rocked for hour on hour by Nazi bombers the wreckage was heavy and the loss of life tain with dinner tomorrow n er destruction” raid. Ligh, the important English eity’s factories are still working, according to British authorities. HospiTAL Singers Will Carol Through luneau AIR MAIL souTH CHRISTMAS DAY 3 9 pounds 1 teecsescsscococ0 . o o o 0 8 0 0 o After receiving surgk Thomas Jacghson was Fresh Tom and Jerry Batter at 'S. Phone 94 and we will dismissal today from the Govern- One of the royal party-teaned down from his camel U classified ad in The Empire, Try a classified ad in The Empite = Open All Day Christmas SEAGRAM’S QUARTS-$2.35 PINTS - §1.20 WHITE LABEL § Lot (0T(H-$3.15 ITALIAN VERMOUTH - $1.25 BEER--WESTERN - 8i0r$1.00 MONOGRAM THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 24, 1940. HOUDAY TIME 5 = CASH REGSTRS MARKED WITH 1o = pmoorman s e e [N LOCAL SHOPS ning at their home ENTERTAINING i o RING YULE TUNE their residence in the D " sam paus e e« 0| Holiday Crowds Are Out in| i holly time again and with ts in for tomorrow afternoon a this senscn of the year comes ey O e en i Force for Final Day round of entertainin Marilyn Armstrot ill have open 3 Atticiig:: tlis ) oondl Jhiioauitia. Hopsé. Lble eveminis ap ithe family’ of Shopping lenming le festivilies are pesidence and Miss Pauline Petrich ¥ B | nor and Ernest Gruen- i, for Lomorroy Christmas crowds thronged Juneau ho will be hosts tomorrow ormal - gath-" cooets and stores today, doing final 20 o'clock dinner 1o a cpipgs dinner have | yyjetic hopping on a bright, crisp { friends at the Governor's also been planned by almost evelY ! qumshiny day ! family in the city | Merchants repagted the most | Jud and Mr George F. Alex- . S prosperous Christmas trade in re- | e oo e o BEAUCHAMP POSTS ‘I""i\}”off stores will remain open unti r way residence, the OVER [HRISIMAS' ST WP £ | Tom Dyers are chiden 8. agd 70 : 'HOLIDAY ENJOYED e rectea wnaer a BY GOVERMMENT'S i it e ped- | EMPLOYEES TODAY | A dinner for twelve will be held rere yesterday . afternoon | pederal and Territorial offices | \t the Baranof Hotel tomorrow, to spend Christmas in freedom. | were closed today for a presidential- | with the William Holzheimers as Beauchamp posted $1,000 bail for hl.\{‘ ly-announced - pre-Christmas holi- | hosts, release day. | > o between 5 and 7 v'- w at the Taylor resi- yincent Bes Pentz is an- ; at her home on | The E. F ments are to en- 0 The Post Office was the only Fed- | ertain with Christmas dinner for FLAVOR YOUR ROAST eral office doing business as usual :leven at their new home in West spread apple or crabapple jelly though' things were hardly normal Juneau, and the Williami Roden- over the top of roasting ham. veal jn that busy wing of the building ergs are also planning to e or pork for the last 30 minu either. The jelly gives an appetizing The City Clerk’s office remained The Territorial Health Dey flavor and glossy brown top. open all day, issuing automobile ment held a Christmas par! - . licenges ahead of the December 31 terday between 5 and 6 o'clock at Try a classitied ad in The Empire geadliine. H ND she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in! swaddling clothes, and laid him in @ manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.” B From near at hand and from distant lands there visitors to Bethlehem. There were kings an shepherds. They followed the same star. Somewh n the street, the little town these columns met, and there was talk between, b LA shepherds as to the nature of their mission. BUSTERS—Bombs, shells and am- : . ition. 1ad about the birth of the King R CAN OPENER—C00K. CAVIAR--Tapioca. CHATTERBOX Doughboy Dictionary "We were in the watching our flock and sudde very much frightened. :And the angel said to us, Féar not, for beh lidings of great joy, which shall be to all people of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lorg Bagity it i find the babe wrapped in swaddling closies, lying in a mangey Chemical wa . > sky was filled with a great light and<oices sang, ‘Glory to @od in the highest jand on an:lx;;"x;?;'xm Bombs, shells and am- good will toward mej. | CORKSCREW— Bayonet. ofight foded and we began/to talk to ach other B - 6 leave just one man with fhe flock and we |we Bethlelfem to see this thing which is céme to pass and which the Lor Mool Bl i made known to us. And we wefe in great hgste.” oL o B s Eary A And the king who sat high above the shephefd got ddwn from th serve with - mayons back of his camel to hear the stdry more clearly, and the shepherds| |0 100 Wb el vercen | orange halves with cranberry sauce and let them garnsh the WhICh bfo\‘gh' 'hem from fa.r turkey. Stuff steamed, cooled apri- And the eldest of the wi | cots and prunes with nuts or new star in the heavens, and/it seemed to us thgt the star beckoned, and | | fondint and roll the min crushed e gathered together tregéures of gold and frankincenseland myrrh.” o B A L And he pointed to the great retifive behind |him @nd the Tom ard Jerry Batter at & camels heavilyfaden with bales and bundles of precioys stuffs. 8, Ebite BL e wE Tl | . adv. d, “We have | : L A N The Daily Alaska Empire has th | largest paid circulation of any Al-| aska newspaper. —Machine guns. ~Cold drinks COOLER—Soldier looking oft, job ) HOLIDAY TIPS Keep in mind these holiday Campus Sensation Charges that several members of the faculty of Brooklyn college, New York, were members of the Communist party shocks eastern educators. The charges were made. by Dr. Bernard Grebanier, associ~ ate professor of English at the tollege to members of a joint leg- Islati *e committee investigating the waucational system. Commu- nist literature which is alleged to have been distributed about the campus is shown above. request, “Please don’t throw cire eular on campus.” ——.———— ified ad in The Empire. MORE BEAUTIFUL AND on the TAILORED TO YOUR TASTE! aside so that these great for the King of kings. But first with their precious gi to the shepherds to join ether. . But the shepherds were still reluctant, and one df them answered, “ your servants with your preciozs gifts of gold and fr myrrh. We have told you we | from the fields, and even if is nothing we possess fit to brirg nothing. We had not come in gr ing as a gift to the Kin, : : minht dismount and unfasten the thongs which held in place the troa:ure chests and the sa¢ks of fncense. And the cavalcade drew up before the dop G mmmult The shepherds were silent, for seel wonders in a single evening, and not n Sy And in the street the servants opened cedar chests and revealed great bars of gold CHRYSLER o= 1911 QUARTS - - $3.40 PINIS - - - $1.75 Juneau Liquor Store Adjoining PERCY"S T 0 heavier than the stones which lay in the meadow where the flocks had been left And the eyes of the shephgrds opened wide again as when they saw the light . :;::Ts' and heard the voices from the heavens. Through the narrow door and up to the manger itself strode the kings and great bearded men bearing treasure. The timid shepherds followed and ranged themselves in the back of the room against the walls of the stable, for they were aoffrighted to He in the presence of princes and of the King of kings, _ The eldest of the wise men said, “Where is He that is born King of the Jewsd For we have seen His star in the east and are come to worship Him. And we bring with us rich treasures of gold and frankincense and myrrh.” And Mary, the mother, looked up at the great throng and paid ne heed to the gifts of gold and incense but placed her finger upon her lips | and said to the shepherds and to the kings, “The baby sleepeth.” RO OO NEW AIRFLOW. bodies . « . space-flared for greater roominess . . . big five-foot cushions . . . a fascinating selection of upholstery fabrics. Finer performance . . . Fluid Drive, with Vacamatic Trans- mission . . . more powerful Spitfire engines, with multiple jet car- buretors. New, double-channel welded frame, stronger and lower. Come in and drive it. It's the greatest Chrysler ever built . . . tailored to your taste. S AND PLYMOUTH NOW ON DISPLAY COWLING-DAVLIN CoO. - PHONE