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st. PauI's Episcopal

CHRISTMAS EVE
1880 O'Clock
20 Little Town of Bethlehem" .Redner
Like Silver Lambs" ............. .Steggall
All MY Heart This Night Rejoices'' Parker
Good Christmas Men Rejoice
commandments. Fourteenth Century
IT Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In"
Ring on. christmas Bells 49,. Stevens
Violin Solo-"Cavatina" .......... .Bohmn
Marthagrace Williams.
Processionai-"R Rejoice, Rejoice. Be.
Lords Prayer ichant).
Kyrie. Gloria Tibi and Gratias. Stainer
Ofertoryr (contralto solo)-"The Hir-
Mrs. Irene LAWN Jarrard.
Sursum Corda. Sanctus ............ Tours
Eucharistic Hymn. !....... Hodges
Gloria in Excelsis Observation-Disclosures. Tours
Silent Night. Holy Night" ...... Gruber
eceSsional-Adeste Fideles.
SUNDAY
-1O:45 A. M
Processional-"O Come. All Ye Faith
fuf ...................- Reading
Venite (chantl.
Tg b F TatIi Noy1si, 1 9sdioye
When Christ was Born of Mary. Brown
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear" Willis
Gloria Tibi and Gratias. .... Mendelssohn
20 Little Town of Bethlehem" -. .Redner
Onertory tquartet) - The Holy
A siognai-Joy to the World Ha9aef
Mrs. Juliet Shaw, soprano: Mrs. Irene
Jarrard, contralto; Burt R. Noon, tenor;
Orville Bray. bass; Clarence H. Carson,
ehoirmaster and organist.
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"Agnus Dei' Observation-Disclosures. Eyre
Gloria in Excesis" Chant No 1922.
'Nunc Dimittis (Chant No. 1922.
Recessional Hymn No. 70.
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Broadway NJ. Z.

-I0:i5 A. NJ
organ-"A Paraphrase on a Christmas
Hymn" ........ William Faulkes
Hymn-'T There's song in the Air"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harrington
Anthem-"GeSu Bambino" Pietro A. Yon
Robert Lewis. soloiSt
Solo-"O Come TO Ny Heart Lord
Jesus" Ambrose
Mrs. Harry McNeely
Organ-"A Christmas Cradle Song
.................T Traditional Bohemian
Serman--" Gods Gift"
Dr. Richard NJ Willard
Carol-"The First Nowaur Traditional
Hymn-"While Shepherds Watched.
.................... Handel
organ The March Of the Nagi
Kings Observation-Disclosures. Dubois
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Bethel A. NJ. E.

Morning
Sermon-''The Prince OF Peace"
The Rev. r. L. Pope
special music Will be given by choir
and male chorus.
$50 A. M
A Christmas pageant will be given bv
the church school. Miss Frances Stout
IN charge.
Evening
Choir-"The Lord Will Come" C. B. Adams
Cnoir-Our Lord 1mmanuep' ira B. Wilson
christmas Story
Emma Mae Allison
Solo-"Glad Tidings'' = Carrie 3. Adams
Bertha Graham.
Selection-Male chorus
Choir-yInto the House Of the
choir@STihy Night is Come, ie5oms
Solo-Selected.
Silent Night .c;ruber
Deck the Hail. Weich Air
c. sharp Trio Of Bethel church
Choir-"ln the Silence Adore Him"
fn s.s o. .a. -.s
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(vesper organ service)

WIZ
Introductory Remarks-Dr Miner.
Christmas Caro-" arranged for organ
.......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. traditional
March of the Magi Kings .........
.......... ......... theodore Dubois
THE Christmas Story .......Dr. Miner
Night of Nights. Beardsley Vandewats
Mr.. j. j. Albion.
allegro Symphonic APP IS, No. 10
......... ..........Th Theodore Salome
Quartet: Mrs. James H. Lowry. soprano:
Miss Mary Norman, alto; Frank 3.
Nushaum tenor J. j. Albion. bass; Charles
F. Hansen, organiSt and musical director.
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Holy Cross

AAOAJ VI OEoO
(OrientaI and Ohio Sts.)
The Rev. William F. Keefe. Pastor.
-1l:l5 p. M
Organ Selections.
NO., Prof Albert Klain. organist.
"Silent Night"
Professional 'Adeste Fideles."
Boy ChOriSters.
Solemn High Mass at Midnight
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, sanctus. Bene-
aictus, AgnuS Del. from the mass
Regina Pacis." by Pietro A. Yon
rendered by a choir of boy soprano
ana three male voices.
oh Holy Night"
n,os,, Boy Choristers.
Solo BY Master Thomas Quinn with
Boy Choristers.
Low Mass, 7:SO A. M
Christmas. hymns by the Girls Chorus
of Holy. Cross School
silent Night"
AZ Last Thou Art Come"
.A4deste Fldeles."
Jesus. MY Lord"
"Veni Jesu."
See the Star"
Low Mass, A, M
Music by Ladies' Trio
Silent Night
ANGELS We Have Heard on High"
Inc FIRST Christmas Hymn.
Solemn High Mass, 1890 A. M
solemn high mass at midnight
-Benediction of Blessed Sacrament
) p. M
Professional Adeste Fideles."
Boy Choristers.
- fod4uIaIlS ........... .PerOsl
Tantum Ergo" .................Vra nken
20 Holy Night
Boys vested Choir-James Boyle. Arthur
Brochhausen. Charles Cannon. John car
Eon. MICHAEL Corlss. RAYMOND, Connerty
ROBERT Connerty, Thomas Cierkin, Lester
CoffeY Ralph Dean. Robert Downey. Pau
James Gavaghan. Patrick Hvnes. John
Hesselgraye; Joseph jonas. George. Nc
Keand. William McCaslin. James McCaslin
James McNelis. Maurice Murphy. Francis
Morlarlty 49, Murphy. John O'Brien
EDMUND O'Connor. Thomas Quinn. Joseph
Quill. Mark Reed. Richard Schoenig, Mich
Shanahan. Vincent Shanahan. Paul SPELL
man, RAYMOND Sucker. Dennis Sullivan
Dominic Tqcher. Paul Topmiller. Patrick
Male Chorus Of Choir-Joseph Swallow
ST.. Joseph Reidy. Edward Newcomb
Mattingly. Robert Murphy. Bernard Burk-
art. Mueller. Alvin Kress. Raymond
Grothaus, Leo BineTman. joseph swallow
Murphy. Harold McGLnchY and Robert
: Girls CHORUS Florence Beckman. Mary
Virginia Liouori. Alice Heldman. Elizabeth
Jonas. Rita Plch. Agnes Russell. Apha
Swallow. Virginia Schifferdlcker. Dolores
Catherine Boyle. Helen Burkart. Mary
Flaherty. Mary Kelch. Cecilia Logan Mar
garet Murdoch, Louise Boland. Charline
Harriet Graeber. Alice Griffin. Margaret
Griffin. Margaret O'Brien. Margaret
o'Co.nnens, Marie REED: Alice Murphy 10
snce Uberto. Frances Uehlein. Aida Velona
Cecilia Todd. Julianna Hess.
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Central Christian

Dr. W A. Shullenberger, pastor; Ruth
G. Kreipke. soprano; Alice Arnold. con-
tralto Robert Taylor, tenor: Fred efry
baritone and director: Virginia Jerry, or
ganist; choir of forty voices.
-1O:45 A. M
Prelude-"Noel' D'Antalffv
Anthem allelL iah" (Messiahl Handel
Ofertory Quartet Bethlehem" Bartlett
Postlude-" Adeste Fideles' Coming Of
the hlngl ...-............... Buck
No Night Service.
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Central Avenue NJ. E.

-1O:45 A. M
Organ Prelude.
In Dulci Jubilo" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bach
"Tidings of joy Observation-Disclosures. Bach
............::.. ..;:,.,..;........... Handel
Mr.. White.
Offertory Organ Solo-"Pastoral Sym
phony' (Missiah) ............. Handel
Solo and Chorus-"O Thou That
Tellest Good Tidings to Zion"
(Messs 2rs pioct and choir HANDEL
Anthem-"The Shepherd Story" -.
Trio."The Child Jesus" ......... Clohey
Miss Delbridge, Mrs. Blake, Mr..
Anthem-"Adeste Fideles,'' arr. .Clokey
organ Hallelujah Chorus"
Mr. eMe John NJ white is baritone a"a and
director; Miss Maude Delbridge, soprano;
Lowell B. Springer tenor Mrs. r. W.
Blake contralto; Mrs. Delamar McWork
man OrpaniSt
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Broadway Evangelical

SATURDAY
-11:45 P. M
pTeindeS@"Ancienitt Christmas Song al
candielight service; carols Invisible choir.
Harp Solos
Come Com All All Yc Faithful-t From Wade's
Cantus DiverSil.
Miss Roberta Bland.
Processi eTH1,,7 from the REALMS
A salutation from Isaiah, 9th chapter.
Hym-Selected ............ Congregation
Invocation, with Lords Prayer
Baritone Solo and Choir-"Let Us Go
to Bethlehem" from Holy Nativ-
ity) Observation-Disclosures. Wildermere
Scripture reading.
Solo-"The Virgins Lullaby" Dudley Buck
Miss Mary Frey
offertoryI ,m,Gesu Bandino% Pietro Yon
Sermon-"Where Is He That Is Born?'
Hymn-Selected.
PostludeN March of the Wise Men"
..................,'... hoSmer
Christmas morning at $50 there will be
a program by the Sunday school. No
morning worship service at the usual wor-
Margaret Hirschman. pianist; w. c..
Katterhenry, choir director.
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st. Marks English Lutheran

OC. MARK 5 EnSllSH LUTHERAN
Dr. R. H Benting. Pastor.
SATURDAY
organ-Choral Improvisations. .Kreckel
"Adeste Fidees"
"A Child7Is Born in Bethlehem
CandleIght Professional Silent Night.
Anthem-5 TIE First Christmas Morn D'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Newton
Service Of Lutheran Liturgy.
Introit, Gloria Patri, Kyrie, Gloria
in EXcelsis, Christmas Lesson,
Nicene Creed.
Anthem" There Were Shepherds" Wilson
Girls Chorus.
Air for Contralto and Soprano-"He
Shall Feed His Flock, Come Unto
Him" The Messiah) ........ Handel
Miss Thelma Tharp, Mrs. Louis
Anthemz"rhe m0 @nE5s: stars Sang
Harry F. Mcneil, soloist
Sermon, DR.. r. H. Benting.
organ OfTertory-"A Christmas Lullaby
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Vorls
SUNDAY
- P. M
Call to Worship Trumpeters.
Charles Howard, Willis Thum,
Harry Tilson
Altar service, Student Alfred G. Bellies;
departmental group singing of carols;
primary, Miss Josephine Pierson, leader;
Junior, Mrs. Morten Hansen, leader; in
termediate Miss Marie Schneider, leader;
senior, Miss Velma B. Mayer, leader.
Anthem-"O Star-Lit Sky Ger Beth
organ@slent Night .K iSpSf
Girls Choir Christmas Chimes" Grad
Sermon, Student Alfred G. Bellies.
Postlude-Christmas" ................ Best
superintendent.
Presiding Wilbur G. Roesener, general
superintendent.
st. Marks Choir and Girls Chorus
Louise Aichele, Ruth Baase, Mrs. r. H.
Benting. Mrs Walter Blase, Mrs. o. c. C.
Fetta, Mrs Paul Forester, Mildred Fulle,
Mildred Hagenmaier, Mildred Juengel,
Mrs. Otis Tyner, Caroline Mas, Mrs:
William Mabe, Mrs. Louis Mavis, Mildred
Mccormack, Mary Nardo. Josephine Pier
son. Mrs w A. Saffell Ruth Schlegel,
Mrs. Harry Schultz, Margaret Seitz, Mrs.
Kenneth A. Sparks, Violet Smith, Mrs.
Kenneth Smith. Thelma Tharp,. Myrta
Edward L. Hansen, Gerald Mas, Harry F.
Mcneil. Lowell Price, Harold Schultz, H.
P. Sims, Kenneth Smith, William Thum,
Willis Thum, Norman B. Young, and the
Misses Thelma Baase,- Marie Broeking,
DreXler, MARTINI Fule, Viola Francisco.
Helen Hansen Laura Hollenbaugh, Betty
HembroW. Marie Jegen, Katherine Kropp,
Inez Juengel, Virginia Jackson, Iverson,
Lillian Knapp. Pauline Kottkamp, Helen
Mayer, Edith Meyer. Doris Potter, Mer-
eedeS Phillips. eJan Rearick. Inez Smith,
Katherine Schuster, Marie Schuster,
Evelyn Seitz, Thelma Seaman, Geneva
Ethel Wittenbrink. Mrs. ovid H. Dunn is
director of music.
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SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral

Fourteenth and Meridian sts)
The Rev. E. J. Ritter. D. D.. Rector.
-11:S0 P. M
Improvisation on Christmas
-. hymns ....-..-. ............ .kreckekl
.5 51s mani 1IaI Jesus .1...;...: Yon
Professional Ecce sacerdus'' .Reyl
Hodie christus Natus Est" at Vest
' schola cantorum Nanin
lie Midnight
Solemn Pontifcal High Mass.
Proper Of the Mass
1nttoltus s...-...-.......-... Cnant
1l4tAoLtLs s.-....---- -.-.......-.. Cldnt
SS1d1ud4S .-ss.s.s.-s. ..-..s.--s...- CnanL
OneTtorlum Observation-Disclosures. Chant
Motel "Adeste Fideles" ..Novello-H HANNA
Commune ...................... Chant
tOrdinary Of the Mass
Missa, Ave Verum' in honor Of st.
Augustine written for the XIV centenary
Of his DEATH BY Vito Carneval. organist.
Annis Parish church Of the Vatican City.
The mass Is scored for unison chorus (po-
polel and three-part male chorus SCHOOL,
with organ and orchestra accompaniment
1918 A. M
Prelude and Christmas Pastoral from
Tie Manger IhT0ne" .Manney -Biggs
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Central Universalist

Morning
Prelude-"Holy Light" Dudley Ruct
Solo-'It Came Upon Midnight
90 GEAR ....... F. FlaXington Barker
OhertoryL"A Alteration from Sonata
FaSSa!e ...-.: .............. Lemmens
sermon Gold, Incense, Myrrh.'
Oratorio of Noel -. Saint-Saens
SoloistS. Mrs. E. J. Uhruh. Harry
. Leary; organist. Mrs. Oscar Vogt.
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st. Matthew's Episcopal

CHRISTMAS EVE
Ill O'clock
full choral celebration of the Holy
Eucharist will be administered by the
Rev. Francis D. McCabe, pastor, assisted
by a large choir.
PROFESSIONAL Angels From the Realm
of Glory" ......... Regent Square
The Decalogue with Kyrie Eleison.
..................... a. J. Eyre
Gloria Tibi and Gloria GratiaS. ...... Eyre
The Credo Observation-Disclosures. Eyre
Ofertory Solo-Selected.
Mrs. Tooley.
Sursum Corda and SanctuS from st.
Cecilhas Mass ..............G ounod
Benedictus qui VENT. Agnus Del and
Gloria in Excelsis. ..........A. J. Eyre
David's City"
Recessional-"Hsrk the Herald Angels
sing ..................... Menoelssonn
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Beville Avenue Evangelical

BeviIIe Avenue Evangelical
Morning
organ Prelude-"The Holy City" Adams
Organ Ofertory-"G esu Bambino' Yon
Sermon Christmas Without Christi - a.
Organ Postlude-'A Allegro con Spirto''
Might
Organ Recital
."Halleiuiah Chorus" ............ Handel
star of the East ............Ke Kennedy
"Cantioue de NoeT' ............... Adam
Cantata
lord OF ALL"
chorgs-"o Zion. That Bringest Good
Bass Soio-"Arise and Shine"
Carl Jones and Chorus.
Chorus-"A King Shall Rule"
Duet.w.o Little Town of Bethlehem, :
Fred G. Heylmann, alto.
Tenor and !Chorus-"There Shall Come
Edgar stratton.
Baritone Solo--One Midnight Still"
Paul w. Koertge.
Male Trio-"Would I Had Lived in
Wilson S. Parks Jr.. Edgar sratton.
Paul w. Koertge and chorus.
Soprano Solo-'Room for the Christ
Mrs. Harry storms.
Chorus-"God With Us"
Chorus Sing Unto God"
OffertorY-"V Virgins Lullaby" ...... Buck
Miss Thelma Adams
Organ Postlude-"Ades Fidelis" Arr. Buck
Mrs. Ambrose Aegerter is director: Miss
Charlotte Moore. organist.
= =
First Baptist
Ill A. M
Cantata
THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS"
Mrs. Perceval owen will accom-
pany at the piano
SoloistS-Helen Warrum Shappel. So
prano: Ia Friermood contralto; Robert
Natter, tenor; Dwight A. Murphy, bass.
Part l.
Chorus-taThe annunciation."
Soprano solo and chorus.
Part X
Introduction and chorus: soprano solo:
chorus. tenor solo and chorus; tenor or
soprano sol.
Part III
Instrument march: baritone and tenor,
solos and chorus, chorus tenor solo and
chorus: contralto solo and chorus.
Part "
Chorus and tenor solo, tenor or soprano
aolos ehoEuA
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Woodruff Place Baptist

w OONAI VII AeANN LIZ
10 A. M
Combined service Sunday school and
organ Prelude-"The Holy Night; 80.
Observation-Disclosures. dudley Buck
DoXology.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Hyman-"Joy to the World! the Lord
Is Comet
Responsive Reading.
Gloria.
Scripture.
Announcements.
organ Ofertory-'Distant Chimes".
..,............. ....,...... AlIeu 0LoW
HIS GIFT
Part I
Scene THE Manger.
Scene 2-The Shepherds.
Scene 3-The Wise Men at the Manager.
Part IL
Torch Bearer and Three Attendants.
Substance.
Service
Sermon. DR.. L. C. Trent
Invitation Hymn-"Take My Life and
Let 1t Be-
Benedlction.
organ Postlude- "HalleIujahl" go. Handel
This service is given under direction of
Mrs. Royal McClain; jeanette Vaughan.
organiSt and musical director. There will
be no evening service.
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Bethany Lutheran
J. L. Seng, Pastor.
SATURDAY
Ill P. M. to 12-

Professional Hymn-"Come Hither Ye
Faithful
Gloria Patri."
"Kyrie"
Gloria in Excelsis"
Anthem Carol. Joyfully, Carol"
Sermon.
Ofertory.
Anthem-"G to God" ........... LAM
Benediction.
Recessional Hymn-"Joy to the World"
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(OrientaI and Ohio Sts)
The Rev. William F. Keefe. Pastor.
-I1:i5 T. M
Organ Selections.
Silent Night.
Professional deste Fideles."
Bow ChOriStPrS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
FUNDS TO PAY TWO COUNTIES
 ARE EXHAUSTED
No Money Left for Bounty on Hair Seal, Eagles,
 Says Smith

Funds for the payment of Ter ritorial bounties on hair seals and eagles are totally exhausted and no more ibountieS will be paid on them by the Territory until more money is made available for that purpose by the Territorial Legis- lature, it was announced today by w. G. Smith, Treasurer of Alaska.
 Claims for bounties, MT. Smith said, will be listed and vouchered by his office, and held until &C., tion by the Legislature. In the event the Legislature makes the necessary appropriation next spring warrants will be promptly mailed out to all claimants.
 The bounty on each hair seal is $2 and on eagles $1 each. The 1881 Legislature appropriated ST. 500 for the former and 5000 for the latter Thus bounties have been paid on 8,750 hair seals and 5000 eagles since the funds were made available.
 The wolf bounty fund is in good shape. The appropriation in 1881 for that purpose was $40,000, and it is believed will be sufficient to meet all demands until the Legislature meets next March.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
GHOSTS DRAW !. RELIEF D0LES
 IN MARSEILLES

MARSETIIE1S, May 7.-Strange things happen in this city where dead cast their ballots at the mu- nicipal elections or receive doles for being out of work.
 The latest discovery is that for ten years the poor relief office has been paying doleS to people long since dead. A careful examina- ton of the rolls of those drawing relief has shown that about 25O,- 900 francs a year has been paid out on account of people who de- parted this life long ago It has been entered in accounts in re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
JOHN K0BY'S
 BOAT SMASHED
 AGAINST ROCKS
Owner Has Trying Exper- fence and His Loss Is
 Put at $1, ,00O

Driven against the rocks of Lower Point Cooper by a ter rife wind that swept Taku Inlet Thursday morning, the river boat of John Koby, Taku farmer and beaver rancher, was smashed to SplinterS, and ali it's contents. a seasons supply of provisions, con- siderable ranching equipment and two outboard motors were lost. He managed to climb the precipitous shoreland cliffs without injury. Then after an ardous journey afoot over a trackless country for distance of 12 miles, he reached in an exhausted condition the home of MT. and Mrs. R. Hayden at Annex Creek. From there, the wreck victim was taken yesterday in a small power boat by Raymond Gilligan to Taku Harbor.
 Left Juneau Wednesday
 MT. Koby in his boat left Ju- neau last Wednesday to go to Taku Harbor. Encountering strong winds aJ Point BishcD, the entrance to Taku Inlet, he put back to Dupont where he spent Wednesday night He rounded Bishop Point Thursday morning but soon after wards, at g a. m his craft was smashed against Lower Point Coo per He did not reach the home of MT. Hayden, who is caretaker of the power plant at Annex Greek until Il o'clock Thursday night. The well-night exhausted man was given food and rest there.
 Jolie Goes to Wreck
 Friday morning, Phil Jolie, on his way from Juneau to Taku Harbor, stopped at Annex Greek. He and MT. GiIligan, who was there at the time, went with MT Koby to the scene of the wreck They saw pieces of the ruined boat floating in the water They used grappling hooks in trying to locate and salvage the submerged outboard motors, but to no avail. MT. Gilligan took MT. Koby to Taku Harbor.
 In returning from Taku Harbor to Juneau late yesterday, MT. Jolie salvaged sack of flour and case of provisions from the rocks at Point Cooper and put them ashore.
 MT. Koby's total loss is esti- mated at $1,000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
STAR HURLERS RENEW BATTLE
 IN FIRST GAME
Manning and Erskine Pick ed as Pitchers Tn First
 Game of Season

Jimmy Manning and Claud Err skine, star slab artists of the City League last season, will renew their duel on the mound tomorrow when the Elks and Moose blast open the current baseball season. Both men have been working out consistently for the past three weeks and ought to be in first class shape for the opener.
 The Elks will present the same lineup tomorrow with which they won both ends of the 1881 schedule. A few changes have been necessary in the Moose.
 Bob Boyd will be back of the plate for the Bills. Manager Andy Andrews at first; Jung, second base; Roller, shortstop, and Bonner on the hot corner will make up the infield. In the outfield, Jimmy McCloskey, back in the harness after a years layoff, will take care of left, Johnny Niemi roams through center and B. Orme in right. Heron, an outfielder, Coop CT and Dewey Baker, infielders, all newcomers in the circuit, may get in tomorrow's game.
 Big Mac" MacSpadden and Err skine will be on the firing line for the Moose Little Mac" MacSpad- den, first; Fritz Schmitz at second Hollmann or Livingston at short, Jack Schmitz at third, and Lowe, Ramsay and Nello in the outfield, are slated to start by Manager Art MacKinnon.
 The game will start as soon as the formal opening ceremonies are out of the way, probably between and 4:30 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
PLANE ON CHARTER
 TRIP FOR NAKNET co,

Chartered for the day by the Naknek Packing Company, the seaplane Chichagof, Pilot Anscel Eckmann and Mechanic Gordon Graham, left Juneau this morn ing for Wrangell. There the air craft was expected to pick up representatives of the company Places to be visited besides Wran- gen are Waterfall and Ketchikan. The plane is scheduled to be back in Juneau this evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
 TRANSFORM STORE ENTRANCE

Fred Gilman of the Piggly Wig gly store certainly knows his fruits and vegetables. Under his skilful artistry the entrance to the store has been transformed into a thing of real beauty. Suspended bunch es of bananas and stalks of eel cry form a framework for an un- usually attractive display of a great variety of the seasons pro- ducts of field and garden.
 MT. Gilman, in charge of this department of the store, was re- ceiving compliments today for his exhibit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
LEAGUE HEADS MAKE READY TO LAUNCH SEASON
City League Opening Cere- monies Scheduled to
 Start }: 30 P. M.

Although the official weather pre- diction for Sunday is showers, the City Baseball League was today preparing to launch the current season tomorrow afternoon with all of the ceremonies usually attendant on that occasion. "We'll take off the lid tomorrow if the weather Is at all propitious," President Karl Theile said today.
 The Elks, Champions of 1881, and the Moose, runnerup, meet in the opening game which will follow the formal opening ceremonies.
 Headed by the Juneau City Band, ball players, League officials, Boy Scouts and fans generally will par ade from the corner of Franklin and Front Streets to the ball park. The procession will start at 3:30 D. m.
 On arrival at the Park, the flag and 1881 pennant will be hoisted to the flagpole, the usual pictures being made of the event.
 Gov. George A Parks and Mayor Thomas B. Judson, who have been working together as official open ers" for the past five or six years will demonstrate what experience has done for them. The Governor will pitch the first ball and Mayor Judson will show Bob Boyd, Big Mac" Kelly Blake and Van Houtor what real catching form is.
 The City Band will give a short open air concert on Front Street just prior to the parade. It will also give a concert during the game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-07
HUBBARD PARTY PICKING TRAIL
 UP SHISHALDIN
Discovery Reported of Specimens of Ancient
 Handicraft

SEWARD, Alaska May 7.-The Rev. Father B. R. Hubbard and his two companions Kenneth Chis- holm and Jack Morton, are re- ported by trappers to be seeking a trail to the top of Mount Shi- Shaldin, Unirnak Island peak. which recently erupted and is re- ported to be still roaring.
 The party recently ascended a rocky promontory near the Unca Islands and discovered the buried implements and specimens of an- cient handicraft.
 The members of the party in tend to return to the district and continue excavations.