The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 24, 1946, Page 2

r DAY, AUGUST 24, 1946 tion from Anchorage, flown by Gap-l . To Cordova— tain Claude Ferguson, First Officer | John Weise, Joe Burns Stewardess Bevgrly | hurst Murph e the following pas-" . To Anchgrage—Bertha Holme, B senge y | Holme, Leone Kramer, E. Nielson, Herbert Bjorge, Andres Graiger,| G. F. Marsh, Ethly Marsh, Robert Dave Ohmer, M. Robert, R. Demért, | Moori T. Williams, C. T, THE DAILY ALASKA E.MHR[;—JUNEAU ALASKA i é/SJTUR mgfllm DOUGLAS Wi it PAGE TWO [ Flrurch ements |6 L.eonard Richardson, C. Resnes, Hal Fair- a w il 'FOR JUNEAU RED (ROSS ROUND TRIP TO SKAGWAY "'““'““ for ‘3"1"’?‘;;" ‘F"I“".‘" Memorial Presoyterion | First Baptist Church Mis. Ralph Mortenson returned Mrs. Betty MeCormick, Executive Mrs. L. Lavigne, Linda Russell. Beach, Mrs. C. T. Beach and infant, e received by. The Emptre Y . - . vesterday ming er ing Juneau Chapter, Amer - . e ] Tacee han 10 ©lclock By Church { At Ambtican ‘Ledion Hall (umI mmnnu‘_nf!u making ! ; P cvening to guarantee change of Corner West 8th and E Streets | J. T.SPURLIN, U. 5., Minister e round trip to Skagway aboard Pans SO thoes, et § “A Church with an open door— | 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. Class- \e Princess Louise. She accom- mbership . s el e Whosoever will may come.” |es for all ages. Harold Cargin, Su- anied Sister Mary Philippa, who Ccmmittee which ¥ First Cl h of Christ WALTER A. SOBOLEFF, Minister | perintendent. has spent the past week visiting nesday, Aug ° v s wrceh o, rist, Manse, 740 S Street 11:00 a. m—Morning Wor: H r mother, Mrs. Sadie Cashen, and luncheon I AUTCI ( Manse, K a, m—N g Worship mother, Mrs. Sadie Cashen, and 1unc & l' Scientist Sunday Services | 8:00 p. m--Evening worship. Area Runfllng Nearly ther relatives in Douglas. The fmlm‘ig‘l; “1\{1 be R R e lan e 10:00 . m—Sunaay School 10:00 a. m.—Sunday school includ- | Wednesday, 7:30 D, —Prayer R Mortenson children remained with Eooth, John Newmar will be held at ing a Bible class for adults [ Meeting and Scripture Study. 600,000 (Cases Behmd heir grandmother during their honey, Joe McLean, Bob C l S First Church of 1:00 a. m.—Divine Worship. ' other's absence. Bill Winn, Tom Cashen, Li e a Il e I. , Juneau, on Fifth| 6:30 p. m.—Young People’s C. E | Tuneau. City; Mission 1945 S '.OW Mark i gen, Mrs. Don Foster, N § and the subject| Wednesday, 8:00 p. m—Choir re-| % F5T L = S ?;;tel ARRIVE FROM STATES Peterman, Mrs. Walter Hellan ¢ »{ o ! MRS. H. M. KROGH Southeast Aluska'’s total jsalmon| MIS. Arvo Wahto and children Jack Fleteh Committ 1 GOOD"CLEANING and iR E Wil | Sunday Services pagk :for $he ,portioh dlUbR ses. | 211VeR Onithe ssteamet North Sea’ | The WNomibaling . Committce. will ud anl T st t s p soa 8 after ending L% present nominations for local Chap- ! Northern Light 2:00 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. son ending’ August 17, is 56444 YOSLErday after spending the sum- Presch Bom nations for oo8 =ob PRESSING C Reading Room ) . 7 S § aay. 76 ; : . mer months visiting with relatives t¢r Cffices and Board memberships are now Tnis room 1s| FPresbyterian, Church Tuesday and Friday, 7:30 p. m. |cases behind the 1945 season. Chig-| € AR CRCNE WIE PEAURE (% Tannual Red Cross meoting ‘- S e Frimklin'ds Bousthh | Everybody welcome. nik and Bristol Bay are the only i1 Foettesn, Wash. B Wento b whioh Hina ‘e Indlspensable hecause t ; ‘Where Welcome and Worship | E A —— Alaska ars howing an increase | : 5 so b made from the 4 fter the Wed: Syl ' & ikt Ga ik leave socn with his family, for Peli- § g e i et ! e can DD MIE tadeH 1oh 5 or by any R2d Cross member onger : sivited to BOOTH, Minister | Oug as urc. Reported packs for 1946 with * iy each the comix 8 6l inian N 1 Visit the unday School. comparative totals for 1945, are it | - p it Alkald Gl WE NOW FAVE . ok an Preparation for S Southeast Alaska G e . a Faunce Husted ervices Ketchikan District—Rads 12,948 | HOUSE GUEST 48-HOUR SERVICE Catholtic Crurch % arganist kings 532, pinks 66,033, Chums 36 _M!s. Frank Fargo of Oakland e i hoa i LIS B 00 a Divine Worship. | Notices for this cnurch column 327, cohoss 16,966; total 132,806; C@lif. arrived here recently and i SE("ONS HER WST RSPV Vingn Mpk Sutecy rmon, “Chr Love For His|must be received by The Empire 1945 total 377,233 the house guest of Mr. and Mr p . fewlad oy Lifth and Gold Str , Own." Gu oloist: Mr. George B.|not later n 10 o'clock Friday' West Coast—Reds 4,076, kings 2.| V- E- Cahill Pacitie Northern: Airlines flew P REV. CLATFORDE WELAU 7+ schmidt |evening to guarantee change of pinks 3108 1-2, chums 2,088, co- e 2 ctions to and frem this city C A L L gqear . You inv make use of |sermon topics, etc hoes 5,798 1-2; total 15,051; 1045 to- RETURNS FROM PORTLAND , Masses on Sunday—7:00, 9:00 B hiEsary wis| 3 iAok S LseT 0l tal 57707 Mrs. Floyd Jacobs returned from tath Tos Mords 7 54 . Sour : ARy ; T e Ty S Portland, Ore., on Wednesday. On o and! Btem : SR iy sy Y ir young children| Saint Aloysious’ Church = Wrangeu-vetersburg—Reds P T B e e ‘Dean and Stevad “ wae | you ..\ us; 9:00 a. m.—Mass. kings 162, pinks 13,826, chums 2,920 : June Rees, passengers on the first 7 e e o Bneg 3822010 the serlous fllnes of her father. soction wer s te last m X - o O S She reports him much improved in TG e 3 tal 90,332, From Anchorage—Selma Peter 3 Bethel Tabernacle ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL bt Dl Rl o health and is happy to be back.'son Clifton McKnight, Fred Moe ssions rday, eve of holi- (Assembly of God) CHURCH stern—Reds 4,704; . kings 89,/ \e " g e 1o emploved at Sully’s| o m SRR AL : Priday to 5 Fogrth and. Franklin Stre REV. W. ROBERT WEBB Vicar pinks 1341, chums 09802, cohoes , acobs is employed at Sully’s| prang Broaddus, Howard Step eve of Fust Fridays, 4 to 5 Rl s D taely bakery and resides in the Kilburn o ek B v m.; 7to9 p.m, 7 REV. R. E. BAKER, Pastor Miss Margaret Pearce, Orgamist 2512; total 18538; 1945 total 84 /" ° e it e RIDUR John Simko, Jack Ha Ticherg ¥ GRTE Sunday Sertices Sunday Service 676. bl g C..B D. R. Elliot 3. Liad i 10300 a. m—Sunday School. Class-| 9:30 a. m.—Holy Communion and =~ Western—Reds 12502, ki AT Mcon, W. J. Feander ‘ 5 The Methodist Civurcl es tor all ages| A special invitation Sermon by the Vicar. 434 1-2, pinks 4,329 1-2, chums 50.- Hosp"Al NOTES To Anchorage Brodowski, Jpposite Federat and Territorial to those children not already at- — 651 1-2, cohoes 2,671 1-2; total 70,- Dick King, Robert Hans Bhilding t>nding a Sunday Schoox. Faiis s7q 1945 total 176,404 Mrs. Mils Godkins, John White- Hansen, William Gc Henry “Where Faith and Friend- 11:00 a. m.—Morning Worship. Douglas Community Straits—Reds 5,790, kings 60, Dill and Ernest Conley wers dis- Li , Lloyd Severus, Orville Ol- ship Meet” ! Evening Service l,..,k_q 1573, chums 10,564, cohoes charged from St. Ann’s Hospital son, Ted Owen, Max Radles, Clar- REV. ROBERT S. TF . Pastor Tu 300 D mi-Prayer Methodist Church 2712: total 20.609: 1925 total 89,960, vesterday. Surgical attention was ence Kientop, Wilbur Milton, Geo stiss Ruth D. Brooks, Social Worker {tn the Lelgh Graut home) Yakutat—Reds 3,964, kings 349, by Mrs. Godkins while Bennctt, Harold Johnson, Reuben Pianist—Mrs, Don McMullil 8:00 p. m.—Christian Am- FKobert S. Treat, Mintster pinks 197, chums 4, cohoes 62; total thers were discharged after Salman 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. Claude Lassa young people Miss Ruth Brooks, Parish Worker 4. 1945 total” 19,229, iving medical care. Arriving here on the second sec- St. V. Brown, Acting Sm)‘un' -nau“ 10:00 Chapel Service; Message by Totals for S. E. Alaska—Reds Ann’s admitted Alvin Larson = o [Pk = 11:00 a Clurch of Jesus Christ ¢f Rev. Treat, “A Layman's Church.” 40728, kings 1628 1-2, pinks 90.- and Larry Cook yesterday. B o B B A L A v e B 7 y : Latter Day Saints Chorus by the Junior Choir. Chart- 408, chums 121,334 1-2, cohces 36.- Py b % £ Speak.” Anthem h 4 Y K . er Membership Sunday. 038; total 299,187; 1945 total 895,631 Youth Choir, directed by Mrs. Dor 0dd Fellows Hall 10:25—Classes directed by Miss Central Alaska: MISS HENNING 3 ] McMullin, “Christ Is King.” 1. m.—Sunday School. Brooks. 4 Copper River—Reds 45,306, kinc 3 e 7:00 p. m.—Epworth League. p. m.—Priesthood Meeting. | “piap aye going ahead for the 7.001; to‘al 52,307; 1945 total 77,018 HOSTESS FOR » . N 0.p. m s Service. s p. m—Church Services. ). Church building. Resurrection Bay—Reds 569, pir » by the Pastor, “The C of 1~ ephone, Douglas e A AN 550, chums 18, cohoes 103; total " the Church.” Hymns we like to [124; 1945 total 3.255. MANY FRIENDS 3 g Seventh-Day Adventist T Prince William Sound—Reds 8,141 e Sunday Evening Fellowship fol- Gl S s Teen Age FO[mai 10 kings 319, pinks 321,171, chums 68.- : : 3 (R lowir REV. A. L. ZUMWALT, Pastor i 934, cohoes 14,926; total 413491; 1945 Miss Ann Louise Henning enter- . oo Monday Noon—Young Adult lun-| The services of this church are Take Pla(e 'I‘onl ht total 671,019 tained her friends at a party in the egu ar erVIce om ean e an dcoma cheon held on Saturday, the Seventh Day g Cook Inlet—Reds 95,775, kings 16,- Dugout last evening at 8 o'clock. 0% e Tue 7:00 p. m—Prayer and of the week, 658, pinks 56,642, chums 28,054, co-| During the evening guests were E ripture Study 10:00 a. m.—Saturday, Sabbath A‘ S(O“|Sh R”e Ha” h(m& 33.251; total 230,380; 1945 to- cntertained by games and danc- FBEIGHT ) PASSE“G ns Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.—Evening School Bible cl for all ages. 248,624, ing Refreshments included two “ . Circle W.S.C.S., home of Mrs. Mc- Mrs. John E. Tur Superinten- : b e KMmk Reds 66117, kings 80, large cakes decorated in a unique BEFRIGERATION . Mullin dent. T‘O"::;h'm:; ;l;;m?f?: ‘Sp"dm;:: inks 542.877. chums 36199, cohcos Menner. One was inscribed with 4 Saturday—Young Married Trip. 11300 4. - Gafiirday, Babhath 500 al 649 945 tots ).~ “Alaska” while the other was dec- s 008, e Saturdey, SARDRR L ere) datiod belniuvei iy |t toraL edasT B AR SRR AR R I ; ALASKA TBANSPGRTAT N CO. Christian Science Lesson- E. E. Jensen 5 \H‘) Teen f\wlrl (l?]uh 9130 oclock | Chignik—Reds 71131, kings ‘305, Mrs. Frad Henning and Ann Lou- i G eau Hotel Phone 879 1. F. (Jim) si CH, Agent Sermon, Sunday Serviceg | Wednesday, T:30 p. m.—Midweek '1““’"“;““:‘ ";g“l’a\?&d" H\‘::(:’f__q pinks 38173, chums 21913, m,\,.(.\ ise expect to leave for the States § o - : o Prayer. Meeting. Hour g0 9. Rk o y = & . tota 2.102; 1945 metime next week. sheferdofedelel e foofeeleferteoded - el o Aotk The “Btin)édi™éf nk Les's(xn~54'r“ 4 u'd‘\' Ligaeia 99 S of Bible © . ctra The members of the club's /579 total 132,102, 1945 total 48, el e L R s s e mon which will be read in all * ? THpe Board’ 6t rrudtess will ‘chaperotie » S S ; i Dorcas Society meets second and Board c o ar Alaska Peninsula—Reds 44,761, ='| Churches of Oheist, Belentlst, Sun-|y b trpuriaoy ae 190 p m,. ,(the BER, S "JIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINHHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIII » August will ke “Mind A cordial welcome is extended to| 'The occasion is principally to b B S % Excer, r i fence e is e 01934, cohoes 12,176; total 220329; | Excerpts from Christiah Seience | %) " o0 " ihis church, honor the teen age fellows and girls Jo.. e P lesson-sermon : i who have been absent from Juneau 1947 total 274,666 . 2 : o : ™ : Total Central Alaska—Reds 331,- The Bible - Job: God under- most of the summer. 800, kings pinks 1,046213 ,” ieth the way th ‘xu-I nd he (‘[1( ACH OF (,OI) The special [.( m}'mlu\e in charge chiina 231883 cohoss B4808; total - knoweth the place thereof And consists of Margaret Atkinson, Pat 1,609.386: 1945 total 2,033,286 unto man he said, Behold, the fear 526 East Street Balog, Phyllis Andrews, Katherine M0-00 0 J(‘” iyt [} of the Lord, that is wisdom; and| REV. and MRS. H. E. BEYER, Bavard, Ann Thompson, Richard Eaietn 11=-au|? Az i 0 depart from evil is understand- Minssters. Debotf, Reggie Kleweno, Jerry Ma- | Port tolier (fnali-mRecs SLZ%0, ing 3:30 p. m—Radio worship service 'gorty, Fred Prouty and Markus ‘“g]-’ 4_”%9“ 1“9’;’; i ]'rq“;‘o‘(‘)"’ 3 Correlative passage from “Science at KINY. Russell tosal £1,1500 1S, Lotaleha | Bristol Bay (final)—Reds 602,704, and Health with Key to th> Scrip-| 7:00 p.-m.--THe Bible in Pictures > - ik 4 B0y Links 4000 ohlime e tures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: There on the screen. For all ages. 3./4,600; 8 L s 34, can be but one Mind, because thete| 8:00 n. m.—Preaching Service. HEAR' ATTA(K FAIAI. 479, cohoes 1453; total 647,325; 1945 total 641,953, SPECIAL is but one Gox and if mortals —_— Io Do“ A STI(KNE i Total Western Alaska—Reds 646,- :llf:l:.‘:;d,,‘fuf,l]‘:,"X\m \‘\l}f“.;(ll:(, “',(\_ The Lutheran Church {984, kings 5055, pinks 4,039, chums ',;_”-,\:,v' We (;;n have but one Sitka, Alas | Word has hun xecened in Juneau | 36,948, cohoes 1478; total 694464; z & - Mind, if that one is infinite. (p. REV. ERNST H. NYGAARD, Pastor of the death of Donald A. Stickney, |1945 total 704,553. DELIEVRY it Doug‘las and 169) Sunday Services former resident of Douglas who | All Alaska: h §:45 a. m.—Sunday School and been living in Anchorage. Total for Alaska—Reds 1028472, 2 e . |Bible Class Stickney died of a heart attack kings 31,705 1-2, pinks 1,140,660, for the fOl]DWlflg The Church of The Holy 11:00 a Morning Wership, |on August 19 behind a business es- | chums 389,934 1-2, cohoes 102,265; ; e Trinity, Episcopal 8:00 p. m.—Evening Service. tablishment on Fourth Avenue in total 2,693037; 1945 total 3,633470. ) ‘f < a Fourth and Gold Streets 9:00 p. m.—Social Fellowship Hour. Anchorage. At the time of his death | = S te ' & Monday, 4:00 p. m.—Junior Choir he was 46 years of age and had CHAPELADIES MEET REV. W. ROBERT WEBB, Rector practice. worked in Anchorage for several | Mrs. James H. Stone, Tuesday, 8 p. m.—Bible Study vears as a heavy duty mechanic.| Members of the Chapeladies will PRl]NES e th th d Guest Organist | Lecture. Papers in his pockets showed he|hold a special meeting August 27 smoo aS e aY 0 'UM Ruih Coffin, (‘7“ ir Director Wednesday—Brotherhood Club ! held a license as a marine engineer.| at 8 pm. in the home of Mrs. Max e o e o ot e T i e thetree...inlarge glassjars with Sxmziuj Sertu(’s 7 of the month at 8 p. m. and came to the Territory in 1912.] N B 5 2:00 a. m—Holy Communion. | Thursday—The women of the He is survived by a son, Donald| NOTICE BARTENDERS LOCAL | io ihe case kg s 11:00 a. m-—Morning Prayer and Church meet every second and Anderson, former Juneau High! Special meeting of Bartenders RO R Sermon by the Rector fourth week of each month at 1 p. m. School student. | Local No. 869 will be held at the ) Friday, 00 p. m. Senior Choir. | Funeral services are being pm'»‘ AF of L Hall Sunday morning at Every Day—The Lutheran Church poned pendmg “ord from his son. 10:30. Ulgent busines: opens wide her doors and welcomes you in Jesus' name. Thursday, 7 tice. 30 p. m.—Choir prac- The Salvation Army i Willoughby Ave. Brig. and Mrs. C. O. Taylor Adjt. and Mrs, Henry Lorenzen Summer Schedule Wanted: DEALERS and DISTRIBUTDRS for Sensational G-U-1-D-E F-R-E-E g}lfllfilflflHlllllIHHIHIIHN||||II|||IIIIIIIlllmmll|llIHllllmllflllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIb‘imllIIIIlIIIIlIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImlllllIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CHILI CON CARNE with BEANS —24largecans... - First Church of Christ (CHRISTIAN) 10th and E — On Bus Line Invites You To Worship HOMER C. MURPHY, Ph. D, Sunday Pastor . g p N e Casting Hed : ONLY $ ,90 6:00 p. m.—Sunday School. Mrs. L P.. Dawes, Pianist IT’S REVOLUTIONARY! 7:30 p. m.—Salvation M Sunday Services IT'S DIFFERENT! rsday, 7:00 p. m—Hospital| 10:00 a., m.—Bible School / IT’S UNIQUE! o5 4 ing. 11:00 a. m.—Communion and In stock now—for immediate delivery! {morning worship. Subject: “Trust- It eliminates wind deflection and tangled I llll‘]’ SPECIAL 1 Resurrection Lutheran ine C % fishing lines because the line is internally Chairoh 8:00 p. m ening Service guided through the tubular rod! i i “Evangelistic.” 7 BIG ADVANTAGES We L BULLSEYE ACCURACY-—with the line internally "uulu] rifle- I/ISPARAG US _ CUt tYpe num- Main and Third Streets “In the heart of the City for thr | teach th unity of God’s peo- | hearts the City” ple on the principles of the New 10t accuracy is assured ; i G HERE S e AN, Pastor|Testament. You are cordially in-|| 2. EXTRA LONG DISTANCE—permits line to run smoothly thru er iwo lns Lk ]_ns oihecase.. Organist, Miss Lily Maurstad |Vited to worship with us rod with less friction, no chance of line tangling. { ; 54 o iRy Halbol. | —— 3. SMOOTH, PERFECT BALANCE—one piece, step down, un- R ot Bee.| Chapel-Ru-TheTlahe. . | jointed rod, 5 1t/ long; exceptionally light and easy to handle, e Mgl ie TXgien i B e 'l 4 FIRM, COMFORTABLE GRIP-solid cork grip is shaped to fit rmon by the Pastor “Trans-| Corner Glacier Highway and Fritz | Cove Road at Auk Lake Sunday School discontinued un- til September hand- deep offset handlg. 5. DEPENDABLE PRECISION CONSTRUCTION—made of war- tested Berryllium Copper, the sensational “non-fatigue” metal. Will not rust or clog up internally, ition from Life to Life.” Monday, 8:00 p.m.—Church Coun-| cil meeting Afternoon Deliveries Beginning Moil, 3 A % [ . 6. SAVES WEAR AND TEAR ON YOUR LINE—line is internall Russian Ortiodox Church) Church of Christ | LR e L i e 4 Of St. Nicholas | Meets in ClO Union-Hal -] Ferrule is heat-treated and chrome-plated to resist wear of Ufilce Calls Each DaY .8A. M. to Noon " Fifth Street |Gold Street, rear of Baranof Hote! new Nylon lines. Tonight (Saturday) 7:00 p. m.—| BOYD FIELD, Minister || 7 LIFETIME GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION—rod is regist- { Evening Service. i Phone, Douglas 133 ered at the factory for a lifetime guarantee against defects. P ll 0 N E 7 8 9 Sunday Service, 10:00 a. m. High Sunday Services | WRITE FOR DETA!LS TO: |Ill|||m_[lI|IIllIII_IIIllllIIIIIlII||HIIIIIIIII|IlIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIllIIIIIllllll_llIlllllllllll_llllllllllllllli'EIIIIIIllllllllIlIIIIIIIllflmlIIIIlIllIlIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIllllmlllllllIIIlIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!I».. M.:"., and Holy Communitm’.rh : :(1) gg a m—l‘a‘iyhlt)?tnclsf(z.. . | W. REYNOLDS Choir rehearsal every ursday E a. m. orship rvice. sy 8:00 p. m—Evening Service. 18 e Aot b Washiagn = l|||||||IIll||||||IIlIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIHHHIII||lllllllllllllIIIIIII||Illl|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII M __IlmlllllllIlilIIIlllllllllllllllllllllm &t 7:30 p. m.