The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 7, 1942, Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1942 THE DAILY ALASKA Copy must be in the office by ¢ o'clock in the afternoon to in- sure insertion on same day. ‘We accept ads over teuephone from persons listed in telephone . directory. Count five average words to the Daily rate per line for consecu- Mve insertions: One day ... Additional days Minhimum charge ..... .50¢ FOR RENT 1 PHONEA .CLASSIFIED FOR RENT FOR SALE LOST—FOUND | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 3-ROOM Furnished Apt. Oil range. 1565 Seatter Tract. Can be seen from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. !;URNISHED cnzy'aparimcm, close in. Phone Red 330. FURNISHED Apartment, rooms. Phone Red 600. ed- STEAM heated apt, 3 rooms and bath, Klein Apts. Phone Black 763. 3-ROOM furnished apt. Phone 385. ., BAROUMES Apts.; 4 rooms fur- nished, hot water day and night, electric range, refrigerator and laundry conveniences, garage. $27 montnly. Phone Douglas 132. VACANCY at Ellingen Apartments. DUPLEX 4 room and bath, redec- orated, new oil range, $0. 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Daisy Abraham has been dis- charged from the Government Hos- pital where she Thas been under miédical care. phone | ELECTRIC Stove, chest of draw- | ers, inmer spring wmattress, full | bed with coil springs. Phone Green 353. FURNISHED home on beach at Auk Bay, patented ground, good | location near end of bus line. Inquire Auk Bay Grocery. Terms | can be arranged with responsible party, Art Lundberg, 30-ft. fully equipped trolling boat. Spauldings, Auk Bay. 5-ROOM_house, furnished, excel- lent view. A bargain, Shattuck | Agency. 545001(4 furnished imuse, 2 sun porches. 820 6th St. Phone Red 400. 11 BEDS complete, 10 dressers, | stands, stoves, oil burner for range, chairs, etc. Call rear door Sanita.y Barber Shop, 273 South Frankiin. Phone Red 392, [STEAM Master Boiler 12 h.p, com- plete with return system—almost new —real bargain. Triangle Cleaners. BLOCK mill wood 36 unit, delivered. Kindling $6.75 unit, del. Limited amt. Order now. Juneau Lum- ber Mills, Phone 358. MODERN 5 room furnished log house, Mile 3% Glacler Highway. Montgomerys. Christian Scienc To Apply It, Is Subjed Of Lecture Last Night A lecture on Christian Science entitled “Christian Science: How to Appply it,” was given last night in the Scottish Rite Temple by {Peter B. Biggins, C.S.B, of Seat- {tle, Washington, Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mo- ther Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mas- sachusetts. The lecturer, who was introduced by Mrs. E. Lulu Hunter, said in part: “Today it is a matter of com- mon knowledge that Christian Sci- ence is giving to those who study and apply it health of body, peace of mind, and an ever-expanding hope for better things. Many peo- ple are endeavoring to learn how these good results are brought about. It is my purpose to answer some of the questions you may be asking as to how to apply this Sci- ence to your own individual needs. “Christ Jesus made clear the basis of the application of Truth to the needs of humanity, when, in his Sermon on the Mount, he said,| ‘Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect. He set forth the grand Yesults of this corréct application when, at the end of this discourse, he said, “Therefore whosoever hear- eth these. sayings of mine, and do- eth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: and the rain descend- ed, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock. That rock is Christ, Truth. That is the rock on which the teaching of Christian Science is built. That is the foun- dation of its practice, the " basis of its practical application to your needs and to mine. “In considering how to apply Christian Science to one’s indi- vidual needs, one important point should be noted. In order to apply Christian Science consistently, cor- rectly, and continuously, one néeds to be in sympathy with the Chris- tian Science organization. By this I do not mean that in order to he healed you must join the Christian Science church. One may be healed instantaneously even before he gains an understanding of Chris- tian Science. But this fact is plan: prove progressively the possibilities of Christian Science for good in their lives, naturally conform to its requirements. This brings them in- to harmony with the educational |4 ROOM furnished house, large lot, close in. P. O. Box 1075, Juneau. | | | | WANTED | |WANTED TO BUY — Occasional chair, floor lamp. Extension or library table. Phone 443, ‘.}ANI’I‘OR, expefle;c;:a preferred. Apply Capitol Theatre. Scarcity of essential commodities and ineffective price control has caused an abnormal price advance in Finland cities, says the Depart- ment of Commerce. | i i | | i | and religous system of Christian Science. This fact is evidenced eventually by their membership in The Mother Church and in a branch church, and their active participation in these activities. “Mrs, Eddy gained her spiritual enlightenment from the Bible. 8he learned, and proved scientifically, that the truths set forth in this sacred volume can be applied def- initely to the healing, of disease, Her writings abound in clear ex- planations of Scripture. These help the student to make practical use of the precious truths which the Bible contains. Evil Exposed as a Lie those who go forward and| e; How ¢ RACROsS 36. Conjunction . Repose 37. Wise counselor Sandara % 9 Ornamentarc® 39, Bullfighter . Exelamation . Pintail duck Explode 5. Affirmative 47. Insects . Luzon native 51, Dg{;mabla ‘m\ unpleasant experience we may |'be apt to blame someone else for | certain sort apart 9. Greek letter |it. However, in the light of Chris-! 22 Nervous 60, Minor planet { tian Science, we are Jed to corrdct g, pitWitching 2. Malian, jour own thinking first. Then we Il‘:exlx;mma name o h;m{»r Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle find that the results are harmon-| 3o Siamcse eoln €6, Alooholic DOWN 4 Trial | g | 82 Opera 5 mooverage 1 Kind of nollsh. 5. Incarnation | . y | 34 Pind the sum o & material o o | “Work in Christian Sclence,‘ . Small ||r:»r.~u- 2 l:tx::x |’;;m i 6. Sells in small | whereby healing is accomplfshed, | $9. Understands 3, Toper ALY | {is not a labored process of the hu- man mind. Tt is the spontaneous, | |ceaseless activity of the divine | | Mind, expressed through enlight- |ened thought, diligently applied. Tt |1s not the doctoring of a diseased | | physical body. Tt is an awakening | {to the reality of being, the clear | recognition that man is God's like‘»l ness. This is true healing. | “In the sweet consciousness of | God's dear presence, we find true] companionship; and the result is | ’thnt in human experience that which is most néedful for our| |growth and development comes to ! {light. In this realization of God's | (nearness, we find an abundant supply of right ideas, and that is | seen in the availability of all mec- | | essary resources enjoyed humanly, | Ihere and now. In this sense of | ;God‘s supremacy Is true health, and ‘ this is manifest in physical, men- | tal, and moral healitig. By this! recognition of God's true nature we | find our rightful activity, and this ‘is externalized in the right work, ‘which we are able to do with help- i!u]ness to others. In other words, ithp‘ practical realization of God's | |presence and perfection, and of man'’s perfection as God's idea, nec- | essarily has its outward results in | better human conditions along | every line. All that is good will! come to you as you allow your- selves to be led lovingly by the ' hand of Truth in the way of wis- | dom. Thus you are finding what | belongs to your true spiritual self- | hood, and limitations fall away. This is the result of the practical | application of Christian Science. This is your demonstration, your | proof of Immanuel. God is with | you.” | B e PRACTICE ALERT ON THURSDAY WAS SUCCESSFUL {Everyone Ifiequested fol Cooperate with Civil | Defense Council The practice alert held last night | was, on the whole very satisfactory, R. E. Robertson, Director of Civ-| Rossnr mare- sic, Ve:SsMmeRo “SORRY CLARISE—1 6OT'TA GO BACK T0 SHIP —I'M EXPECTING A LETTER FROM HOME.” . Insect . Automobile drivers . Methods Brazillan money Appalling Piece of money Tight Large tubs . Integrity Jogging galt Chinese city Practiced . Substance used as mediciio . Measure of vaper a forest . Mother of Peer Gynt . Think Arts . City whege y 8 collag Makes needle- worl . Mountain: comb. form . Contend Copyright 1942, B.P. 0. ELKS ftan Defense said today. There | Wwas a good turnout of first aiders ! and auxiliary police and 108 air| air raid wardens reported for duty, he said. Following the alert, a short meet- ing of the Civilian Defense Council was held at City Hall at which problems arising during the alert were discussed and also plans for the future. It was decided to establish a sys U.S. FLIERS ATTACK JAP | | | | | STAGGERING SUMS SPENT ON CONFLICT “We recall that Peter, when speaking of the curative work of Christ Jesus, said that he healed ‘all that were oppressed of the devil’ If you wish to ¥arn the nature of this ‘devil’ that seems to oppress humahity, you cannot do better than read what Mrs. Eddy has written on this stbject on page 584 of Bcience and Health. Here the Juneau Civilian 'Defense Board| %€ find this illuminating - defini- through Mayor Harry 1. Lucas now | Hon: ‘Devil. Evil; a lie; error; has arrived in the city, Mayor Lucas{ Neither corporeality nor mind; the reported at a meeting of the board | OPPosite of Truth; a belief in sin, !lusc night. sickness, and death; animal mag- The equipment consists of fire|Detism or hypnotism; the lust of fighting mg)s, Brotective clothing, | the Ilesh, which saith: ‘I am life : helmets, gas masks and other neces- | and intelligence in matter. There (CIVILIAN DEFENSE EQUIPMENT ARRIVES 'HERE FROM STATES | The civilian defense equipment requisitioned several months ago by isoon. mind,—a wicked mind, self-made | A total of 108 air raid wardens|Or created by a tribal god and put {turned out for last night’s alert,{into the opposite of mind, termed Director R. E. Robertson was in-|matter, thence to repoduce a mor- | formed. In addition to this number | tal universe, including man, not | were members of the auxiliary po-|after the image and likeness of |lice and others, * Spirit, but after its own image’.’ | It was reported that the rear| “How skillfully Mrs. Eddy has |doors in the basement of the Fed- |analyzed the nature of evill By | eral Building will be kept unlockgd | her definition of devil as animal during alerts hereafter because the | megnetism or hypnotism, she put basement is one of the air rald|ner finger directly on the solution shelters. of the problem of evil, as no one The board did not agree as to|else has done since the days of whether another alert will be held | Jesus of Nazareth. next Thursday, and some discussion] «p, ‘Rudimental Divine Science’ was held concerning the possibility Mrs, Eddy outlines briefly the sim- tem of checking in first aiders an auxiliary police during future alerts and also to devise some practical problems to solve. “While most people cooperate well remain indoors or seek shelter upon Iche sounding of the alarm, there are a few Individuals who do not yet seem to understand that every- |one, regardless of position, should do s0,” Mr. Robertsoh said. ‘‘Some confusion still exists re- garding the Civilian Defense or- ganization and the Territorial Guard,” Mr. Robertson said. “They are two distinct organizations and while they will cooperate and aid perform the duties of Hoth an air raid warden and Guard.” Need Volunteers More members are needed to vol- unteer for the Civillan Defense | work here, both as air raid ward- ens ‘and stretcher bearers, Mr. Robertson said. People who are not now engaged in Civilian De- fense work are requested to vol- unteer to assist in filling the exist- ing vacancies, Alert Next Thursday [ Next Thursday night at 7 o’clock | janother practice alert will be held | with the Civilian Defense Council in following regulations to | one another, an individual cannot | Territorial | CHINA BASES {All American Planes Re- | turn Safely-Enemy Surprised | CHUNGKING, Aug. 7—With 34 planes in all, the Japs extensively | reconnoitered the Hunan, Kwang- tung and Kwangsi provinces today, ‘accofmng to the Central Chinese News Agency. As a sequel to yesterday's de- structive American air attack on Army bombers attacked an air- |drome near Canton destroying at least 10 grounded enemy planes. Stilwell’s headquarters announced that all American planes returned |safely to their bases and that the Japs were taken completely by sur- prise, e e - Treasury Staff Honors Ross Fox At Dinner Party Honoring Ross Fox, of the Ter- one of the Jap airdromes, U. S.| of having a half-hour alert two weeks from now. Director Robert- son will announce tlie next alert be- fore next Thursday. The board will meet again at 7:30 o'clock next Thursday evening whether an alert is held or not. PUT ANEW HAT ON YOUR BUDGET DOLLAR TOPEVERY | PURCHASE WITH Shpmes Stapes P 2. 4 ole fundamentals of her teaching. The question is asked in this book (p. 8, ‘How should I undertake to demonstrate Christian Science in healing the sick?” And Mrs. Eddy answers: ‘As I have given you only in epitome of the Principle, so I can give you here nothing but an sutline of the practice. Be honest, be true to thyself, and true to others; then it follows thou wilt be strong in God, the eternal good, Heal through Truth and Love; here is no other healer’ One of ‘he immediate effects of the study of Christian Science is that it im- pels us to be More honest with ourselves. Sometimes when we hlvel ‘Exfipife Classifiéds Pay! with a meeting of the Civilian De- |'itorial Treasurer’s Office, who is fense Council following immediatc- | [¢aVing soon for the south where ly, Mr. Robertson said. he Will join the Armed forces, % members of the staff of the office —— | entertained last night at a party Gu"s "o" "EEDED at Mike's Place in Douglas. | Guests included Osca: G. Olson, T. M. Martinson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., | Green, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perstro- —Quick on the draw, that’s the way | ich, Emmett Connor, Doris Swaj Y | vich, % £ PP, ::]S;::fl;efl?‘::ci'::l;s‘}nw:fnn:‘z?}Kathryn Kennedy, Catnerme Cre- night in front of his home he reach- ‘/;'uer:' ::. i mug .‘3, B;':OWE 1 ed for his hip pocket and—pulled | "¢ Rasmussen, Mrs. doe Rom- ott his ‘pocket . Tt looked berg, Alice E. Smith, Mrs. George so much like a pistol the holdups | "8 and Miss Joan Lingo. fled. The honor guest was presented with a farewell gift and dinner was enjoyed by the group. 1 ———— WASHINGTON, Aug. 7—A com- | pilation of Congress' fiscal activity shows that the staggering sum of $205,514,000,000 has been appropri- ated or authorized for expenditure between June 1, 1942 and June 30, 1943, The expenditures will provide for | The figures were prepared by the Bureau of Budget. The Daily Alaska mn has the largest paid circulatfon of any Al- !'aska newspaper. 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