The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 7, 1946, Page 2

1946 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 3 ; | kind," Baker nd_the fact & 1 T s ! a that we've alr aten part of the (et SEAMEN IN | e queen s reconverten — MEAT PRICES oo : ; S [ B3 duting the next few months—if ) = 3 the removal of ceilings hadn't NE A 4] i/ rushed it in earlier—aggravates the ¥ o situat i Notices for this church column| A emorial Presoyierian ‘ The 4 I ! v n Preso; | A id the new ceilings are mu v y B v 1 { nolnl.l‘::r r:;:‘:r\‘ed] Ob‘o'cil-a’?;( rlmsl;; Church | Salvation i el % T : “s0 that the average fam- evening to- guarantce change of Corner West 8th and E Streets Arm Y v B % N Sermon topics, etc. “A Church with an open door— | Willoughby Ave. | 7 Ex¥W ] The $600,630,000 jiunp results from b | ‘Whasoever will may come’.” an increase cof three” and Bug and Mrs. C. O. Taylor aver 14? three-quarfers cents a pound in re- i : V.ALTEI,.:I A s(J:’éUSLLI‘F tMnu\(m' Adjt. and Mrs. Henry Lorenzen s T Page. Ghia) & : 1 First Church of Christ, | ML e S Bl er | Sunday WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—House- tail meat prices ordered by the Scientist | WISy ServIOcE o | 2:30 p. m—Praise Meeting g ¢ . wives got a double order of bad agency when ceilings return tb the [ | 10:00 a. m.—Sunday school includ-| ¢.qp p. m.—Sunday School | quuru rix u\pq{\(\);; \uluun J(1 news on new retail meat prices to- butcher shops on Tuesday. 5 g @ le class for adults >4 s ed more than 2500 ships lay in tav I8t the O 10:00 @, m,—Sunaay School. Ing;a Bible class for adults 7:30 p. m.—Salvation Meeting 4 day from the OPA & ¢ i e Vor § lantic a i @ 3 S This st 2 i Sunday services will be held at 11.00 a. m. ,D'\ Worship. ] Thursday, 7:00 p m_iHU\D“M'A( antic, Px.«un and Gulf ports st they learned that the new Gk ;‘ is the differsnce, i OPA 11 & m .in. the \First Church of| 6:30 p. m.—Young People’s C. E. peating. without crews. et suregate rotafl| Sid: befween average meat eilings Chirtst, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifth| Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.—Choir re- | Pl ! All Ships Hit : SR BNOD o Jaar on June 30 When controls flapsed snd Main street and the subject hearsal 5 g oI £t Both American and foreign ves- S e P and the new higher prices; which Will be “Man” e "”""3“’” Ortinodox Church| s were nit by the strike—either Baker, deputy still will be below those of the last " ) v » oo % Nie 3 rect > 8 ing oan Ad r, predi d in a ) Wednesaay, §:00 p. m—Testimon- Northern Light ; of 7’,~’A\;4’7"l(’~‘~ [ENeg iy e G AR T g D RIS S \al meeting YA R Fifth Street secking a reversal of a Wage 1o Drodionet (8 S 1 it i Cmsm“; SGiRale Thakaing oot Presbyterian Church | qponignt (Saturday) 7:00 p. m—|bilization Board ruling denying ceilings ‘go. into elfect again next, LES Al b el bt This robm I8\ e inklin at Foopth . uvening Service them tie full wage increase won in Tuesday probably will be| When fuly f,""km,(,ufi fhe pupi open Wednesaay afternoons from Lot “‘I";;'(“‘Hj”’d Worship | gunday Service, 10:00 a. m. High|recent negotiations—or by memb r‘}v o i i @\n‘n)\x; ll;nlllrg\li:yl a : v - [ Mass and Holy Cmnmumun of otier unions who have hono WetinagRa Wall gape u radt SR e 3.;%,:; ‘e?:,:;’,:: ','::na,::r we e WILLIS R. BOOTH, Minister Choir rehearsal every Thursday (ho“p,l Ket lines. there is not enough meat for ever . endiwhen' fully dialatd The public is cordially invited to| f,‘,ho'; ey Psf“,"‘fl'L o fop| 26 T30 P The chain of pickets was expect- tedy to got all he wants of ever wtend these services and visit the S Ty :’.’ — | ed 10 be extended even furtber to- ceading Toom. ;B e A ‘Tnmu/HUL/I nr Jesus Christ cf {day—to all New York harbor t —— ert’s “The Almighty” and Latter Day Saints boSLY g e Odd Fellows Hall | Babylon TRUMAN NOT TALKING Cathotic Cpurch | 4 g e i & ” | Greetings to the Canadian Navy. 10:30 a. m.—Sunday School. Heryg-die i oo ‘5 ! Sl b Noeny o e | Men, we invite you to worship with| 6:30 p. m.—Priesthood Mecting. | WARBINGTURy: SeRt: Tas tle I FEARN e i Dle;se;d, Vu,r;mchr;llg unetiu bk 7:30 p. m.—Church Services. White Hv[ul.w today .uuhm‘d luuln- i ifth and Gold Streets | Thursday t 7:30 T Telephone, Douglas ment on the current trend of the , HEA wrsday at 7:30 p. m he P! 3 g 9. NG i, ks i Bavo. REV. CLIFFémz ALLL;;/TquUs it fchoir will rehearse at_the Chureh| (RS A\Il’.‘nl\:\ll;{ml‘l \mh.n“ll:xcl; ;?x‘uu\.»‘[ e a R @ S Masses on Sunday—7 and iy vou lova to sing, we invite vou, First Bantist CnurCh ed a threat by one leader for a call 10:30. S o T 9] on all organized labor for a gener- Masses on Week Days—7:00 and| T " b Franklin and Fourth al walkout. 3 Friday at 2:00 p. m—The World N Uik $ 8:00 | service Circle will meet in tke J. T. SPURLIN ., Mmster Advised that Paul Hall, port A scund lnveslmenl SR Benedictions after the last mass|., .. pooo. 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. Class- |agent of the striking Seafarer’s In- >n Sundays ; | s T es for all ages. Harold Cargin, Su-|ternaticnal Unjon had suggested I(eep Your CLOTI‘IES L Confessions—Saturday, eve of holi- 7, . perintendent. such 3 all at New York in the ; 5 cthel rnacle . such a call at Nc lays, eve of First Fridays, 4 to 5| B(/\Nwhj’al:j’(’f o 11:00 a. m.—Morning Worship. |event the government uld at- Perfecily Cleaned v m.;7to9p m Fnurlh“and ,f.’rr“""os’”“s | 8:00 p. m~-Evening worship. tempi to move ships, White Ho | — REV. R E. BAKER, Pastor Wednesday, 7:30 p. m-—Prayer|Press Secretary Charles G. Ross and Pressed! 2 o : e |Meeting and Scripture Study. told reporters o A 3 . S Se: The Methoaist Ciurch Sniaau Eeyioes comment. Ask S Wi NOW NAVE 18-HOUR SERVICE 10:00 a. m. —Sundn_‘, School. s for all ages| A special invitation whole Labor Depart- The thing is Schwellen| h. in the hanas of the Opposite Federat and Terrutorial | au City M i Junear Tission THIS. STRIKING VIEW of the “Queen Elizabeth” was made as the giant - R 3 o those children not already at- 205 Franklin Street liner r ed final recony n touck Southampt: Whm5.7;”3&’2‘,’-'"‘"“ | t*nding & Sunday Schooi. MRS. H. M. KROGH lment.” ngs reconye .ol “"‘i‘f; ““1:1:“];” SEII J“s,l. BEV. ROBERT S, TREAT, Pustor | 1100 & m—Morning Worship. [ Suneay dervices Sl b e e fous war theaters. I s Ruth M. Popejoy, Planist | 8:09 p. m~—Evening Se; e. 2:00 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. to a question on whether there h: ! pars, oMLl Gnoir. Director |, ‘Tueedsy, " 8:00 _p. m—Prayer| Disaday and Friday, 7:30 p. m. |becr. a possible use of the armed C Al L I e n)m 1. Claade Meeting. Everybody welcome. | forces to man troop and foreign re iller” or whale MRS, JOHN RYAN AND 4 | 10:00 8. m.—Sunday School. Claude| " pyyp ¢ g:09 p. m—Christian Am- {iief snips gory h P KATHLEEN HEHRE TODAY | V. Brown, Acting Superintendent. B4 d‘ ol il ¥ iy gty o o 56 i Promotion Day and recognition| 5 .\')mx‘: bfnxm Dou las Lhurch 2o i b “‘ i 3 of attendance. Teachers will give| g PHORGErAT . Raooras Amgmiel s 5 « s, John Ry brief suggestions regarding plans| Jesarrection Lutheran S I lles' mou ol dai nter Ka for courses, etc. | Church Servlces = — — SRy Ry 11:00 a. m—Morning Worsiip, i Main and Thicd Streets | S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BU Rally Day. The visiting service| «In the heart of the City jor thr Notices for this church columt | JUNE! u’ ALAS is home to m men are invited. Installation of hearts of the City” must be received by The Empire|DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENI 0TI MERIDIAN 1 Ve AMERRT el teachers for the Sunday School.|G. HERBERT HILLERMAN, Pastor not later than 10 o'clock ,Friday| WE \TH}'R BU [ L | TIN s Anthem by the Junior Choir.|Crganist, Mrs. Katherine Alexander evening to guarantee change ol | Max. temp, |- TODAY Ry “Gifts for the King.” Sclos sung| y:45 n. m.—Sunday School sermon topics, etc | Lowest 4:30 am. 241 i ek & :y :Hgo}rd g;:burd;, Frank d ch‘- 11:00 a. m—The Worship Ser- | station temp. temp. Precip. ] ; ] and, Helen Claire Lister. and duet |vice, sermon by the pastor, “Why Saint Aloysious’ Church |ancherage 2 3 05 Cloud The word greenhorn originally by Joan Williams and Dorothy Ro-{Call the Ten Commandments the 9:00 a. m 4\{“ Bethel 3 « was applied to a d *Lards. Message by the Pastor, “We | Ministration of Death? Cerdova 0 52 ( E 1d with newly gro Are His.” Reception of members. | Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Senior ST. LUKE’S EPISCOPAL Dawson 68 8 51 0 Pt. Clouc - - 7:00 p. m—Epworth League (M. Choir practice CHURCH udm,,m 50 36 0 s & Qs 7 i p i3 > » titmouse is ot @ nouse ¥. F) _ Oandlelight installation| g : REV. W. ROBERT WEBB Vicar 62 51 1 ] Pt. Cloudy |4 o bird. SRl e Do S e In.| Seventh-Day Adventist | Mis Margerei Pearce, Organsst 65 a7 0 ) i . “’,‘;‘m R M e Corner Second and Main Sunday Service Juneau 8 15 B i < pi ey i special ™ | REV. A. L. ZUMWALT, Pastor | 8100 p. m—Evening Prayer and|Junea Airport 68 6 . 1} x " f]; x:w;;;ger b ®"| ‘The services of this church are Sermon by the Vicar. Ketchikan 66 51 0 °9 0 p. m—Sunday evening Fel- | | held on Saturday, the Seventh Day o, g Kotzebue 39 g : ot iy of the week. I Mc 5 56 v (o) lowship Hour, following £ e’y 10:00 a. m—Saturday, Sabbath Douglas Community |vome 3 B N e colored motion pic- | School. Bible classes for all ages MethodiarCr h Northway 18 ; - O he chureh social room— | Mrs. John E. Turner, Superinten- Methodist Churct Petersburg 5 42 15 0 Clear , e o " {dent. : Portland 64 56 0 v ? In the Leigh Grant e) S ”",;,:‘e‘;:;lc“’;‘;p m—prayer, and| 1100 8. m—Saturday, Sabbath| it I;“,‘.,J"“,,};;;g‘&, Prince George 61 B o 0 : ; Scripture Study, especially slated'to- | I 5P Sermon by the Pastor, afiss Ruth Brooks, Parish Worker |PTihce Rupert = ] ! ward an understanding of Bible. | ’ . - , 10:00 Chapel S Message by |2 = & : " i Wedneaiay. 2:00 p. m—W. 6, C.| Wednesday, 1:30 p, m.—Midwoek|po, grent, “We Are His” Install- (38 <o af b7 ', Prayer Meeting. Hour of Eible e 3 .| Whitehorse 67 19 ) 8. Afternoon Circle, with Mrs. Nr\\- 5 A aticn of teachers. Anthem by the|.. - p ton Youns jtudy and Devotion. | 3B Ghots Yakutat 59 ) ( Dorcas Society s sec Mgl e Choir Rehearsal, Mrs, McMullin, Di- |5 e i eor T H extended to| Flans are going ahead for the) WEATHER SYNOPSIS: Fair weat ntinued ove rector. 1l thie sbrvicas of this new Ch\mh Luilding. and central Alaska and mos! « } cor . 5 all the se: church. ‘ Priday, 6:00 p. m oung Mf«l-l | rain over western Alaska C = ried group cabin party D \ The [ ut]l(ran Church | Western States. Cold air :: 1o ha o : . CHURCH OF GOD lg Rty below freezing tempetatures o ¢ szrls zanq.bczt(}nwS L Is/ )rl. | 526 East Street L N s B . pasor | ORI SO in el ¢ v e L e WOV NS B RS, Sunday Services MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN The :‘;"ge“ Gk gt Munsters. 9:45 a. m—Sunday School and | Reports from Marine Stations at 10:20 A, M. Today S ila (R read i 7:00 p. m.—The Bible in Pictures| Bible Class. e : P } L mtes, Of Christ, Belao u"'!"" Hiniaciepl AY0n L RE, | 11:00 a. m.—Morning Wcrship. Station Weather Temp. T 1Vel. (gea Condition) [ day, Sept. 81 wil bxex M A e #:00 o. m.—Preaching Service. | 8:00 p. m—Evening Service. Cape Decision Cloudy A 1700l . R o Chrlstian (Soitng ‘T"“"““‘ 8:00 p. m—Bible Study. | 9:00 p. m.—Soclal Fellowship Hour. | gape, Spencex Cloudy ESE 2 Calm “5_;";’; SB‘)’:X‘;“ e asin b | Friday, 4:00 p. m—Junior choir|gjdred Rock Cloudy o the world, meither the things that Flrm ChurCh of Christ| p”;,m s ke i BINRRIDecEN AEhE Qlgudy are in the world. If any man love e | Wednesday, 3..p. . p.=le QU Guard 1eland Cloudy S dnactia thk Save ':1 mO‘F’.m“_‘ (CHRISTIAN) 3 Club meets. All girls from 6 to 13| pincoln Rock Cloudy ;g LR A ] 10th and E — On Bus Line are welcome. y Point Retreat Cloudy 56 SE thie S orid " the Mt of the flesh; and o’"“m You 2 Worsh'p VednosdayAep,me-Hlblo Btudy MARINE FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD B- Bl e e e e HOMER C. MURPHY, Ph. D, |Lecture. NING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska s i aetiiter T inot 0? e e e Pastor ‘Wednesday—Brotherhood Club | pntrance to Yakutat-ve winds under 15 miles per uc o ‘e tenila, ARDA ‘fhe o e Pho“f G Bh“e 650 meets the tirst and the third week| generally with some fog at night along coast and occasion: 9 s ik SE g e b Mrs. L P. Dawes, Pianist of the month at 8 p. m. { rain Sunday. d passeth away, and the lust thereoi: | Sunday Services Thursday—The women of' the i : PR g i but he tHat doeth the will of Ged| 10:00 a. m—Bible School. Church meet every second and City folk mightn't recognize it, but this ou’ve invested. f bideth forever 11:00 i : abide rever. 4 0 a. m-—Communion and fourth week f each month at 1p. m is a tiny ear of young, green corn. If you keep on buying Bonds, you'll Correlative passage from “Science morning worship. Friday, 7:30 p. m.—Senior Choir. | Wh";.'s xRy : find yu' dp e thi P a and Health with Key to the Scrip-| 8:00 p. m.—Eveding Service|’ Every Day—The Lutheran Church o 3 you've done an amazing thing—an The way it stands, not very much. Even the whole field of it that the farmer tures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: Man we teach the unity of God's peo- opens wide her doors and welcomes done it more easily than you ever thought is the idea of Spirit; he reflects the pio on the principles of the New | you.in Jems name, possible. beatific presence, illuming the uni-|Testament. You are cordially in-| -ee —— , has worked so hard to grow wouldn’t There’ll be that home of your own verse with light. Man is death-lyited to worship with us. | Empire want Aas bring resuits! bring much on the market right now you’ve wanted _within your grasp. Or a ! £ — T grasp. fess, spiritual. He is above sin or Gy | frailty. - He does not cress the ba ~ S P s But the farmer knows that it will be Chapel-By-The-Lake college education for your kids. Sécurity SEND YOUR riers of time into the vast forever % : & 2 > s :;1 Lif‘;‘ buv.ehe (‘-::-':xm;,‘:\ th Goa Corner Glacier Highway and Fritz | E G l N worth ?lenty' come harvest time! H_e and leisure for you. And—all the time— and the universe. (p. 266) \ 4 Cove Road at Auk Lake ] i wouldn’t be so silly as to try to reap his the comfortable feel of a“‘shock absorber” . B ev. Willis R. Booth, Minister i i €rop now. . 10:30 a. m. unday School. All{ w ATCH P between you and insecurity. Hang onto those Bonds! Buy more and more and more! One of these days you'll be awfully glad you did! The Church-of The Holy Trinity, Episcopal Fourth and Gold Streets REV. W. ROBERT WEBB, Rector Miss Margaret Shaw, Organmist Miss Ruth Coffin, Choir Director | Sunday Services 8:00 a. m.—Holy Communicn 10:00 a. m.—Church Scheol Those Victory ‘E’ Bonds of yours are like green corn. Kept till maturity, they’!l pay you back four dollars for every three VICTORY BONDS...T0O HAVE AND TO HOLD children in the Auk Bay area are invited and wrged to attend our ‘ Sunday School | Church of Christ Meets in the American Legion Hall |on Sccond Street, between Frank-| lin and Seward Streets To a factory trained Elgin Specialist for repair. AIR MAIL SERVICE Reasonable—Reliable Since, 1906 CHAS. R. OAKES 802 Joshua Green Bldg. 11:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer and BOYD FIELD, Minister Sermon by the Rector. Offertory Phone, Douglas 133 anthem, “Hear Me When I Call’ Sunday Services by King Hall with soprano solo by| 10:00 a. m.—Bible Study. Helon McKelvey 11:00 4. m—Worship Service. Midiacks b By ledting ws know early your wish 3:30 p. m—Tea for Canadian| 8:00 p. m-—Evening Service. g Navymen at the Rectory | “The Call to Bible Study” over . you help ws tfl Gjlve Yo Wednesday, 8:00 p. m—St. Mar- KINY at 6:15 each evening Mon- » garet’s Guild will meet with Mrs. day through Saturday bette'. serbzéeo W. Burr Johnson, 126 Seventh St. | G l ER Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—Choir Prac-| EVANGELISTIC SERVICES | I‘ 7 - : tines At Americen Legion Dugout . 4 N W h ‘ “ t l (Holy Trinity extends a cordial The Misses Stephens and Hortom, for dully ShflVlllg e RSERHER DER ote {nvitation to the crew of the H.M Evangelists — RAY THATCHER Maniges . . ) - i CS. “Uganda” and the HMCS.| Services this week on Tuesday [ The MODERN shave cream “Grescent” to attend her worship and Thursday evening at 8 o'clock - services. The Episcopal Church m{ You are given a cordial invita- for MODERN men America is the equivalent of the tion to attend both of these ser- AThis is an official U, S Tn SR = — — hi 7, S. Treastry advertisement—prepared under auspices oj sury Dej Church of England in Canada.) vices. 4 I ry prepared under auspices of Treasury Department and Advertising Coungil