The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 29, 1947, Page 2

SATURDAY, MARCH 29 ,1947 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— UNEAU, ALASKA : E llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlII|IIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII\HIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIllIHIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'. PAGE TWO Wednesday, 2 p. m.—The Girls l Club meets. All gitls from 6 to 1«‘ o are welcome. Wednesday, 8 p. m.—Bible Stu('\‘ Lecture. e e e oo Wednesday—Brotherhood Club | G ments the first and the third week Notices for this church column Northern Light of the month at 8 p. m, must be received by The Lmpire ian Church Thursday—The women of the not later than 10 o'clock Friday i Bouti) Church meet every second and evening to guarantee change of/ ? ourth ” | fourth week of each month at 1 o : e Welcome a sh . sermon topics, etc. R i e | Priday, 7:30 p. m—Senior Choir First Churct Christ, WILLIS R. BOOTH, Minister [ e e A p |or w 1 rs and welcomes Scier : 3 | you in Jesus’ name. 10 1002 T 95 a.m s vices be held at| 10-50 4. m.—O i 1 Church of | o om0 shapel- By FhesLakte ‘Wh 'D Y - o Piten | Mo : Chape By The-Lake { ai U0 You ) the subjecr| " Corner Glacier Highway and Fritz ! 3 ‘” Cove Road at Auk Lake ‘Mean... 'THE Church? Booth, Minister ; School. All Bay area are| Testimon Willis I’.. children in the A “T;‘jlnx}x{:’x)mll: ":' ”‘ 5 : \".\ln\'nm‘ 111'15 ‘m:vd to attend our| ns || Ko of - ORH AHeN e s | ey (5000 [Two and two make. four. the Wed- abers, will bekap oo of Tesus. CHmist of "rvm and two make five. RO 1to the membership| =" ‘I‘ el ‘["‘ v ShThE ; | Two and two make six. L atter Day Sainh Sounds silly, doesn’t it? Even i E |a youngster in the third grade ] knows better than that. s 2 But change the picture from ar- The Methodist Churen f {ithmetic to religion. “It doesn't Opposite Federal cnd Territorial [ e 7 | ter much what a man believes Buildina W B> Seventh-Day Adventist | one, “just so he is sincerc “Where Faith and Friend- ‘ Corner Second and Main |And his kindly neighbor smile ship Meet” —Holy Weslal Rr, A. L. ZUMWALT, Pastor |agreeably . “We are all head- REV. ROBERT S. TREAT, Pastor Ct Th ices of this church areled for the same place, but by dif- r 8:00 p. m —HOW | qelg on Saturday, the Seventh Day|ferent roads.” e :“""’1‘" Holy .Week | %, the week- s _“Christ is God," says another SES 10:00 a. m.—Saturday, Sabbath|“Christ i t God, merely a great ervice with the celebra-|gengol, Bible classes for. all ages.|tcacher,” says his friend. “Christ The Lord’s Tupper. |Mrs. John E. Turner, Supermlen-mum ed His Apostles and dent. mm te successors to for- g tr Churcih of 1he Holy 11:00 a, m—Saturday, Sabbath\-x s Bill Brown. But Worship. Sermon by the Pastor,! Tem Jnnes W us. . . .“Tell your E. E. Jensen sins to no man. "\Vhal God hath Wednesday, 7:30 p. m—Midweek| joined together, let no man put Prayer Meec Study and " said Christ. But Mr. Mo- “That's old- Hour of Hlble‘a\umm | dern tells us. tion. Dorcas meets second and| fashioned. Divorced people are y tourth Tt at 1:30 p. m. | often re-married in our church. Holy Communion. A cordi come is extended to “Upon this rock I will build the palms all the services of this chureh. | My Church,” said Christ. = Matt 16:18. My Church? Which Church? an Church Since Christ claimed that He was Meets every inday in the Odd building His Church, and that that Fellows Hall, 209 Franklin Street.' Church would last until the world HOMER C. MURPHY, Ph. D., hould be no more wouldn’t you The Ch baritone, w m Branche as Pastor like to know which Church He Phone - Blue 650 biult? Do seem reasonable, does Ssunday Services it, to cor i that 200, 300, 400 or an Bible School. Mr. i ches, all teach- doctrines, can Church to which referred? If it does, then r home de Service, | 2 - Mrs, L. P, Dawe 7:00 p. m—Commun- Our Sunc V. s two and two do make Murphy x or 108, s from the storically the Catholic Church founded by Christ Juneau City Mission 3 al Kingdom of God, ioned to “teach all visible organization e and hear and doubt whatever. s Pope Pius XII sixty second vi- st on Earth. It acts for Russian Orthodox Church Memorial Presbyterian Of St. Nicholas with Bis diving, aushogs st Stk Fiftt ¢ the identical doc- Church Htl Street y Christ it (Saturday) .90 p. m— L Lurl’x( West 8th and E .)Ir[‘(’l! ~without with an open door- drvite, 10:00 o ti High mpromise. It er will may come'. and Holy "_.mm\nm letter Christ’s ){ZOI,EFfi. Minister noir rehearsal every Thursday v:: them ALL it 7:30 p. m ver I have com- First Baptist Church Franklin and Fourih “It Docs Make a Difierence” is the title of an unusually interest- ng pamphlet that we will gladly you on request. We believe may help you to see clearly path marked out by the Son J. T. SPURLII 10:00 a. m es for all perintend . b, i . of Ged for your eternal happiness. destroyin 2 ngop‘ m”'__,,:i‘r’l’lg‘; W”,:‘;‘p‘ Your free copy of this pamphlet LA Wmnr‘da) ‘1 30 p. e will be sent promptly on your re- B Sy eeting and: Seriptare quest. Just send a postcard or let- Resurrection Luthicran 2 -:- s sk for our Free Pamphlet . Church Main and Third Streets “In the heart of the City jor the hearts of the City” %. HERBERT HILLERMAN, Orgz Services | BUREAU Knights of Columbus Notices for tms church cotumu | 1422 Lindell Bldv., St. Louis 8, Mo. must be received by The Empire | pot later than 10 ootk Eridn | e — evening to guarantee change of Pastor 4 Boys and m.—Congre- a. m sermon by ¢ ermon topics, etc. pastor, “The ' Junior choir, the Saint Aloysious’ Church REV. ROBERT WHELAN, 8 Pas Sunday o 8:00 p. m—Senior Choir Catholic Church Church of tite ity of the sed Virgin Mary, Juneau hf'lv ind Gold Streets Vor LLBUTT, S. J St. Luke’s Episcopal Church REV. W. ROBERT ss Margaret P will be n to the lay, 4:00 p. m.—Cateche- Mid-we ere Holy due ""That needs oiling"” -7:00, 9:00 anc ces in Juneau all! of the Douglas commun- | we Masses on Week Days—17:00 and ity are cordially invited | : " e i “h i it YOU CAN well realize the last mass| Dougas Community the extent of damage by fire and the loss of lives if a fire door fails to close. Fire prevention equip- ment should be periodical- e Methodist Church [ eve of holi- < ! Fridays, 4 to 5 (In the Leigh Grant home) | ‘i Robert S. Treat, Mintster | Salvation Army ta Willoughby Ave ;7t09 p.m. B and Mrs. C. O. Taylor o8 i 8 Miss Ruth Brooks, Parish Worker i Adjt. ana Mrs, Henry Lorenzen Chibolh Of God 1000 a. m—Chapel ~ Service; ly inspected. Su mle Chorus by the Junior Chc; East Street (Paid Advertisement) i ] This Agency is glad to cooperate with you in ar- ranging an inspection. and MRS. H. E. Pastors REV BEYER, of Triumph.” for boys, 1 and play Ask about this service. Shattueck - Agenecy i Seward Street | JUNEAU PHONE 249 | 8:00 p Wednesday Bethel Tabernacle (Assembly of (,od» Fuuuh nnd Fr smm 1:3 E 2:00 p. m.—Divine Worship, The Lutheran Church Sitka, Aiaskz ST H. NYGAARD, Pastor sunday Serv m.—Sunday lin and Seward St EOYD FIEL Phone - - [ Sunday Services a. m.—Bible Study. 3 a. m.—~Worship Service. 000 p. m—Evening Service. 9:45 Bible 11:60 a. m~—Morning Wcrship, 8:00 p. m.—Evening Service. p. m.—Social Fellowship Hour. , 4:00 p. m.—Junior choir Schoe! and| | i l:nnl.ts R. nmm |:.. 1005 SECOND AVE - SEATTLE 4 - € 323 8:00 p. m. Tuesd ing. 8:00 p. m ple's meeting. Friday Young Peo- practice, Proposed Bond Issue QUESTION: Does Ketchikan's experience with municipal ownership of ufilities prove the advisahility of Juneau following suit? Read the following and decide for yourself: 1. Ketchikan bought ALL utilities - water, tele- phone and power, complete with supply and gen- erating facilities all for only $960,000. (Juneau would pay $900,000 for only a power DISTRI- BUTION system, which has only a small inade- quate generating system, no water or phone systems.) ' Ketchikan bought its utilities in 1935 at rock bot- tom prices. Juneau would buy at present inflated prices. (Based on comparative values, a $900,000 value today would be equivalent, roughly to $500,000 in 1935, the year Ketchikan bought its utilities.) 3. Ketchikan found it necessary to spend an addition- al amount of more than 50% of the total purchase price of ALL utilities, ten years after their pur- chase, merely to develop additional generating power for the electric uiility alone;and this in spite of the fact that the criginal purchase included all of the power generating facilities believed to be necessary at the fime of purchase. (Juneau's purchase would include generating facilities capable of a maximum production of less than cne-third of local needs exclusive of the Alaska Juneau mine's needs, to BEGIN with. The local utility now buys the bulk of its power from the Alaska Juneau.) Juneau's municipally owned utilities could not force the Alaska Juneau to sell the City electric power. Beyond a reasonable doubt Juneau will later have to invest in generating facilities that will cost at least several hundred thousands of dollars additional. The local utility has recog- nized this by building up a fund now over $500,- 000 for new plant facilities — and this money does NOT go with the purchase. Ketchikan has income from THREE utilities to help pay off her bonds. Juneau would have in- come from but ONE. REMEMBER-You and you alone underwrite this $900,000 PLUS the cost of the new plant as soon as it becomes necessary. DON'T BE MISLED by the statement that the bonds would not be general obligation bonds, that they are an obligation of the utility, not the taxpayers. Thisisirue, BUT awune= You, as a user of electricity will pay whatever rafes are necessary to pay bond interest, bond refirement, all operating costs including re- pairs and mainienance, construction of new generating plant, AND enough besides for an adequate reserve and margin of safety. You will pay this even if it means an increase in present rates of 25 percent, 50 percent or even 100 percent. Citizens' Committee for Sound Government 'ummwmwmmmmmlmmmuummmmnu.fln|mmmnmmmmununflmlmnnflmnmummlmmmmu ANSWER: