The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1946, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1946 annournces: CASH P PrRIZYS 1st nd —— 515 3 rd — $10 $25 for commercial WINDCOW DISPLAYS tee of thres, headed by Hendrick WHITY SHERTS and Colered Shirts SANFORIZED SHRUNK . .. FULL CUT Finely Tailored . . . Regular Collars Justin Vime for Xonas NO LIMIT . 8 GRAVES ———e- MOTORSHIP ESTEBETH HAINES "' SKAGWAY “* MONDAY 10 P.M. Leaves for Leaves far SITKA and Wayports every Wednesday 6 P.M. PASSENGERS. FREIGHT and MAIL ccepted at Nor nd Dock until on on sailing date Freig THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-— JUNEAL, ALASKA " PAGE THREE During ATTENTION MARINERS hould be turned in to Arleen God- g | S ( 1s interspersed the en- piano the concert Frances R T e DRESBYTERIANS | FILIBINO SOCIA! CLUB e e o« T i for the trip to Minfield's Sun- Jochn Albert, infani son of Mr v Arc Credo opened the pro he Lord's Prayger,” by Mellot. day aiternoon for Mariner Scouts. and Mrs. Bert C. McCay will receive | HA‘J;}' (HQ!STWAS HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY m with an address of welcome. ~The Senior Choir will present a All intending to go are askec sacrament of infant baptism & i n . Guest speaker was the Rev. James Christmas cantata, “Hosanna in the to meet in the lobby of the Feder 11 o'clock worship servic & ™A A large and appreciative crowd U. Conw J. Sam Constantino Highest Build nd be ready it f the Lutheran Church Sundav FU}[( ON S{jN h Y tyved the Christmas program pre cted a of remonies On Tuesda evening at 7:30 premptly at 1 o'elock Mrs. Marle Emmart and Mr. Her-{ =~ %S S0 S0 : ned last evening by the Plipino Following program there w the Sunday Any recoipts or money still out,!bert Mead® will act as Sponsors. 3 L ol Sl i ey club in the Catholic parish a bufiet lunch and dancin fFresbyerian i It was a family affair, with -e e rinz th ; y b R B fatl and mothers and theit : .o y s A he udience i WA 5 3 0 WEATHER BULLETIN MEMORIAL CHURCH I wish 16 cxpremn iy (ks 0 DATA FOR 24 ifOUR Max. temp TODAY last Lowest 4:30 am. 24 hr W Station 24 hrs temp. temp. Precip 4:30 a.m win promptly a -5 1 0 ¥ of organ 1 -18 0 Snow 4 &g 3 0 Cloudy 32 32 0 Clear for 20 23 0 12 31 31 Cloudy 4 31 31 o1 Cleat 14 14 0 Pt. Cloud 21 2 0 Pt. Cloud 22 25 Trace Snow ¢ Airport 19 20 01 Cloudy Joy 32 32 49 Pt. Clou 15 17 0 Cloud: Il Ye -25 ] Irac Slear Lord's 44 49 0 There -43 -43 Trace jan Carol) 14 =yl 01 Angels We 38 3 Tra ' Frenct 27 Trace ear g Holy Child tland a8 0 loudy Tax Miss Claire Folta, Soprano wce George 30 0 3 t 34 30 Cloudy Serip! The P &y 33 Trac Cloud » Response; 33 2 Trag % , Gevaert; “Gesu itehorse 4 -15 01 Clea Carols Ring 26 20 10 FRN : 1:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today | the Ofter- HER SYNOPSIS: The w low pressure center loeated |ing; The Doxology; The Prayer of ithwest of Graham Island yester ing has, moved northeast- | | 1 ted near the northern end of Vancouver Island this| ypt from r low pressure area is located in the Aleutian Islands) <ohlmann; the now low center about 600 miles south of the Aleutians movinz E(-_,;, Meditation, the Rev. Wil- wpidly northeastward. A ridge of high pressure extends from a high |jjs R. I The Héivens -Are center over the central Rocky Mountain region of the United States Telling avdn Hymn, “Joy northward ss cent ada thence westward to a high pressure |ty the World": Bénediction center located over the dle Yukon Valley. Rain or snow ha len | The Besponsc; The Postlude: “Hal- during the past 24 hours along the coast from Oregon to the GuIf of |fejujah Chorus,” Hand>!, and “Oh Alaska, over the Islands, at scattered points over southern | Worship the King,” Hopkins da from the tes to Phe Pacific_coast and over western Chicir, Péssonnel 1 Warm air s netrated the southv portion of Canada: anc Miss Claire Folte , this mcrning with temperatures ra from to 36 degrees but else- | peay] Benedict, Mrs. Rhea where over western and central Canada temperatu range from 10inys B, R. Glass, Mrs. Sylvia to minus 30 degrees while the temperatures over the interior of Alaska g Miss: Pateitia’ Batler:. M and the west coast of Alaska range from 8 to minus 43 degrees. Tem- | 1is Nicholson ratur er Southeast Alaska were colder during the past 24 hour Baveri b M y below normal Morothy . MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN RS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M, 120TH METUIODIAN 108 1 Ca Mrs Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. Today | Wilda Faw \WIND Height of Waves | Tenors: J vers, Willian Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) |1, paul, be Spencer Pt. Cloudy 30 WNW 10 1 foot Basses Webster, Homer red Reck Cloudy 20 NW 15 1 foot ! Nordling, Glover,. -Dalert Point Retreat Snow 26 NW 16 2 feet | Hanks, D five Finger Light Snow 2% H 5 1 foo D is invited to £njo Pt.Cloudy 31 W ¢ 8 1 foot It worship service. The Clear 32 NW 11 1 foot day School will present their C DRECAST FOR waters of Southeast 0 15 miles Protected per hour decre Ala northerly winds 20 or less Sunday PERIOD ENDING SUNDAY cloudy with snow flurries JENING les mas program Sunday event m 30 <’clock. es or .o - Outside waters, Dixen Entrance to Yakutat—northerly winds under 20 miles per hour becoming southeaste winds miles per hour hy JdNEfi’_D ';( AS Sunday afternoon—cloudy with some snow flurr U-BULLL Lew pressure center—28.85 inches—42 degrees north, 178 degr GOV? S{}IOO[S N cast, deepening and moving northeastward into Bristol Bay. i = JWiE ¥ The Chris There’s no mystery to the world-wide preference for Parker *51"".The answer can he seen in the sleek, tapered lines of its clean, smart styling. It can be found in that balanced shaft which feels “so right” in your hand. It’s revealed in the smooth, easy glide of the point over paper . . . provided by the ball of costly Osmiridium fused to the tip. 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Pian: girl's quintet from des then sang carols children from the Douglas rnment School presented a playlet sbowing how the " of a little girl who had love in her heart for the whole world was the magic t made the Light to I shine upon picture of the Holy Child in the King's pa The children of both schools en- 'joyed their Christmas party this morning, afted which Etoth groups |recessed for the holidays FOR SALE $11,500 $ 7000 BROWNS HOME Insure jo Present Value THE HOUSE ycu built not so many years back would cost you 30 to 50 per cent more to build to- “day. ITS VALUE HAS GONE UP. If it is insured to cover only its original value you may be danger- !\ ously underinsured. Bet- ter talk this over with | this agenecy. il Shattuck Agency Seward St-eei PHONE 249 PROGRAM THURSDAY & the illed with parents and the sick ) Old Wo- =) ! numbers by Virginia Barril follow- the presence | PDOUGLAS MIKE'S Club for their SUNDAY MORNING ... 0 mneers were Misses Juaniia Dia”. 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