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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
PROM ! SOCIAL EVENT
 OF H. 5. YEAR
Public Invited to Big Dance ' in School Gym Toe #
 T morrow Night .o

1 Everything is ready for the Jun. ior Prom, most important forma dance of the school year, and the only school party which is largefy attended by the public of Juneau
 The Prom will be given in ths High School Gymnasium tomor- row night. Juniors have been. al work on their party for days anc the active committees have trans formed the Gym into little bit oi Holland. A garden, with a white picket fence and a border of tulips has been arranged as a background for the Serenaders, the popular or chestra managed by Earle Hunter and Wilbur Burford, which will fur nish the music.
 Punch will be served from a Dutch windmill in the center of the ballroom, Baskets of tulips ar tistically conceal the lights around the hall.
 A large crowd is anticipated by the committee in charge of the Prom. Spectators will be admitted to the balcony and a small sum charged them at the door.
 People dancing have been asked to enter the school by the front door and spectators requested to use the Sixth street entrance.
 All parents of High School stu dents are invited to the Prom with out invitation. ,
 The Juniors, to whom R. s. Raven, School Superintendent gives great credit for dance preparations, are: F l's e's sfF'
 Invitation: Barbara Winn, chair man; Margaret Hanson, Esther Nie- mi.
 Decorations: Theodore Kukkola, chairman; Edward Shaeffer, Doro- thy Rutherford, Helen Torkelson, Jim Cole.
 Wiring: Jim Cole, ch airm an; Duncan Robertson, Hiding Hag- lund.
 Refreshments: Gene Carlson, chairman; Grace Nelson, Elsbeth Douglas.
 The Prom committee members are especially anxious that the people on the Channel, to whom they have sent invitations, under stand that the Prom is not just a school dance-that "grown-ups' are not only welcome-but their presence is very much desired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30

The barometc the Arctic with clear weather Northwestern temperatures near Berng Sea- The pressure is low Territory southward Washington unusually low 2a inches in the Gulf of Alaska eastern Aleu- tan Islands accompanied by Southern Oregon souhery gales prevail much of the Northeaern Pa
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
ROY AL SHEEP ARD IS OPTIMlS c
 OVER PROPERTY
Mine Inspection Trip to B. C. Is Encouraging to }.
 Local Man , to

Optimistic over the success of his trip into his mining property in British Columbia, Royal M Shep- ard returned to Juneau on the Princess Norah, after an absence of seven weeks.
 The property, controlled by MT Shepard and Juneau associates, was reached by boat, airplane and dog team. The trip from Prince George to Takla Landing was made by plane in two hours. A dog team was secured at Takla Landing and the trip to Vital Creek took five days. The trip out from Vital Creek to Snithers on the railroad took another nine days.
 Work accomplished during op- erations this winter consisted of shaft which struck the left rim and then a cross-cut drift trying to locate the right rim" Shepard said "The pay streak which was the object of the operations was located without any trouble, the only thing remaining to be de- termined is its width. The drift at the present time is AS feet wide with no right rim yet in sight Water seeping into the drift to- gether with the extreme cold wealth CT have forced a cessation of opera tions until the middle of May or the first of June when crew will be taken in again and bedrock drain driven to take care of the water. At the present time only a watchman is at the property
 Prospecting Active
 This particular section will be the scene of much activity during the coming year. Shepard said. "Prospectors are drifting in by twos and threes already although it is three months too early. On the way out I passed one party of three men going into Jim May Creek on the Osilinka. There was another party of two men going to Quartz Creek and one man going alone to Mcconnell Creek. These people were waiting at Babine for the weather to moderate. Kelly Creek which was the scene of the small stampede last September is going to be prospected quite thor oughly this summer. There are three men attempting to get bed rock this winter. In all there were thirty-thres locations on Kelly Creek and seventy-five per cent Of them will be actively prospected Jim Warren and the two Gibbons brothers, formerly on the Taku River, are operating on Tom Creek They are in pay but are bothered with water.
 Winter Severe
 Winter has been severe in the back country. There is much more |snow than normal, and about ten feet deep at Vital Creek. It was B degrees below zero when I Jeff camp for the return trip"
 Shepard will lsave on the Prin- cess Norah on April 13 for a hur- ried trip to the district. Things are perfectly satisfactory as far as we are concerned" he said, "anc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
TENCIeH TO REOPEN
 PIONEER POOL ROOM

Rudolph Hencicf, of Douglas, has purchased the fixtures of the Pio- neer Pool Room from Charles Miller and will reopen it in a few days under an entirely new infringement. The pool room is being redeco- rated and renovated and will be placed in first class shape.
 MT. Tencich will feature pool and billiards and will carry in stock the best grades of cigars. tobaccos, etc, and furnish soft drinks of all des- criptions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
The Home Of Dr. Scl,olps Foot Comfort Appliances

day to send g similar commission to Germany.
 The committee will be composed of prominent Protestant, Catholic and Jewish clergymen and lay men.
 The members of the committee will be announced later.
 German diplomatic representa- tives will be asked as to Hitler's attitude on such a commission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30

while we knew what we had all the time we were never in a posi- tion to say definitely what we had until now. I hope that the other creeks develop as well as ours. ] feel certain that other creks have pay but it just happens that ours is the only one on which bedrock has been found"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
RETURNS NORTH AFTER
 THREE MONTHS VACATION

M. s. Watson, storekeeper for the White Pass and Yukon Route at Whithorse, accompanied my his wife, returned north on the Prin- cess Norah. They have been visit ing in Eastern Canada for the past three months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
MRS. SIDES RECovERs
 FROM OPERATION; IS HOME

Mrs. M. H. Sides, who under went a major operation at St. Ann's Hospital two weeks ago, left the hospital today for her home in the Assembly apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
PERSECUTION
 OE JEWS TO BE
 INVESTIGATED

NEW YORK, March 30-An Am erican Commit tee on Religious Rights and Authorities which sent commission to Rumania several years ago to investigate reports of religious prosecutions. voted yester-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30

Four members of South Caro- lina's Southern conference cham pionship basketball team will play baseball this spring-the Tompkins brothers, Henderson and Wolf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30
GAUDIN GOES TO POST

J. R. Gaudin,. Port Engineer for the White Pass and Yukon Route, River Division, at Whitehorse, was passenger northbound on the Princess Norah. He was accompan- jed by Mrs. Gaudin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-03-30

ATs big Francis tshany Hogan at left in the circle with
 his Bill McKechne of the Boston Braves Long the Giants catching staff Shanty the Braves that expected bolster entry Next popular Bush back the big of the the Reds off the National bottom oie the But he about it The righhander tossing fast the Benge star of the Ps staff several years now ready to do die for the Brooklyn Dodgers this summer. '
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Vendanta Society.

The society, at 17l2 N street, con-
ducts services as follows: Tomorrow
evening Swami Vividishananda, leader
gives an illustrated talk on Symbols
and Mythology In Hinduism" Tuesday
evenings he teaches the Upanishads
Thursday evenings are devoted to les
sons on "Raja Yoga-the Path of Self
mastery and Power Through Psychol-
ogy."
Evening star., 1933-11-11
.BAPT|STS TO MARK
BIRTH OF LUTHER
Sermon of DR.. Ball Tomorrow
"AIive in Name Only, or
Alive in the Only Name"

DR.. John Compton Bal. pastor Of
the Metropolitan Baptist Church. will
have for his theme tomorrow morning.
Alive in Name Only, or Alive in the
Only Name?"
In the evening the services will be
held In honor Of the 450th anniversary
OF the birth Of Martin Luther. Hymns
written by Luther viii be sung. The
pastor viii speak on Luther's life text:
How Christian Should Live" The
Vlrglnias Male Quartet from the Phi
Gamma Kappa Bible class will sing
The ordinance of baptism viii oe ad-
ministered
A good will every member canvass
VIII be held Sunday afternoon. Lunch
con VIII be served after the morning
service.
The Evening Circle of the Woman's
missionary Society will meet Monday
at 7:45 pm, Mrs Hugh Weston will
present the work of Baptist Hospitals
On Tuesday, at 7 pm. the preacher
train1nf class will be held, Miss Saun-
ders Is the teacher. Wednesday, 10
am. meeting of the Ladies' Aid 3d.
ciety, and z pm, annual banquet of
the Phi Gamma Kappa Bible class.
DIR. Blackwelder of the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation, will be
the speaker.
The teachers Of the Bible school
meet for conference and lesson discus
sion Thursday Stephen Cranston will
lead the discussion. Prayer service at
7:45, DR.. Ball will have charge. Fol-
lowing this service Mrs. William Hasker
will resume the class in the study of
Romans.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
PASTOR WILL PREACH
AT MT. VERNON PLACE

AT Mount Vernon Place M E. Church
South DR. Forney Hutchinson will
preach tomorrow morning on "Ambas-
sadors of Good Will" in recognition of
Armistice day. His evening message is
The Mistakes of Youth" The choir.
under the direction of Mr.. Shure. will
present an anthem at each service. and
the soloists will sing the offertory num-
bers.
The Standard Training School, for
those interested in the work of the
church, will be held November IL to IT
at this church. The first session will
be at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow, and each
evening course begins at tbs o'clock.
The following courses are given: Be-
g1nner materials and methods, Miss
Dorothy Lucas: junior materials and
methods. Miss Skinner; worship in the
young peoples division, Mrs j. H.
Davis; the world mission Of Christian
religion, DR.. j. j. Rives: the spirit and
genius of Methodism, DR.. H. H. Sher-
man, and the Life Of Jesus, DR.. Arthur
jackson.
Mr.. Shure will give the first of a
series of organ recitals of his Palestine
Suite" Monday evening at Front Royal,
Va. and the second of the series on
Wednesday evening at the University
OF North Carolina. Chapel Hill, N. c.
The prayer meeting will be held
jointly with the devotional service of
the Standard Training School.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
LUTHER ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES TO CLOSE
Grace Church Pastor to Preach To-
morrow on Leaders View of
Christian Liberty.

The third and concluding service in
q series to honor the 45oth birthday of
Martin Luther will be held in Grace
Lutheran Church tomorrow at IL am.
The pastor, Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski, will
preach on "Luther's Conception of
Christian Liberty"
At 8 pm. the pastor will continue his
sermon series dealing with 1.-The Chris
tian Answer" The special topic for
Sunday evening will be, How Distin-
guish Right from Wrong?" Sunday eve
ning's service is under the auspices of
the Grace Guild, Of which Mrs. Fred
B. Campbell is president. Next Sunday
evening, service will be under the au-
spices of the brotherhood.
A meeting of the brotherhood has
been transferred from November is to
November q, at the home of the pastor,
3215 Nineteenth street. Robert c.
Handwerk is president.
The Senior Ladies Society will give
q dinner in the hall of the church
Thursday, S to pm, to which the
members and friends of the congrega-
tion are invited In charge Of arrange
ments is a committee Of which the
president is Mrs. Nickolas Miles, jr.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
PASTOR TO PREACH
ARM|ST|CE SERMON
DR.. Sizoo's Morning Topic
viii Be "The Light
That Failed"

AT the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning, DR.. Joseph
Il. Sizoo will preach a sermon in OBJ
servance of Armistice day. He will have
Tor his subject The Light That
Failed" In the evening he will preach
another sermon on the general theme
Of Re Thinking Morals" He viii have
for his subject What Is Moral Free
dom?"
The first of a series of entertain
ments sponsored by the Lincoln Guild
viii be held Tuesday evening when an
illustrated lecture on Egypt, the Cradle
of Civilization" will be delivered by
Dr. George s. Duncan. professor of
Egyptology and Archaeology in the
American University.
The Wednesday Morning Guild will
meet in the Lincoln Chapel November
10 at IL O'Clock. DR.. J. Hitlman HoI-
lister, minister Of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, will be the guest
speaker
The Mission Study Group of the
Woman's Society for Missions will meet
at the church Wednesday morning,
"hen Mrs. Frank e. Edgington will
Women Today and Tomorrow"
Next Thursday evening the midweek
prayer service is in the Lincoln Chapel
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Third Baptist.

DR.. George o. Bullock's topic tomor-
row at IL am is The Tree of Life
Guarded" At $50 pm. he will preach
at Miles Memorial Church. DR.. Bull
locks topic at pm. is Where Is Your
Brother?"
Evening star., 1933-11-11
CRUCIBLE SERVICE AT
ELDBROOKE METHODIST
Rev. W. M. Michael to Preach
Twice Tomorrow-Dinner
Is Planned.

A unique and dramatic presentation
OF an Old Testament scene in the form
of q cr1cible service will be celebrated
in Eldbrooke Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow at IL am. The pas
tor. Rev. Walter NJ Michael, will de-
liver a short address on willing
Givers." The pageant will have a cast
Of more than so.
At the evening service the pastor will
preach on Overcoming Our Tesnpta-
tions."
The Ella A. Boole Chapter of the
w. c. T. U. will meet at / 80 Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. L. L. Derrick, 3701
Grant road.
A turkey dinner will be given in the
social hall Wednesday from TO pm.
The midweek service Is at pm.
Wednesday. The devotional service Is
in charge of a committee from the
athletic club. The pastor will continue
his series of addresses from New Trans
lations Of the New Testament"
The morning of November 19. DR..
James Shera Montgomery, chaplain Of
the House Of Representatives, will
preach.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
ENGLISH PASTOR
CONDUCTS SERVICE
Calvary Baptist Church viii
Hear Or. ]. n. Rush.
brooke.

DR.. J. H. Rushbrooke OF London
England. executive secretary Of the Bap-
tist World Alliance. will be the guest
preacher at Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow morning The pastor. Rev. w
S. Abernethy, will preside. The pastor
viii preach in the evening on THE
Flower OF Assist" The ordinance OF
hsptism win be administered at the eve
ming service.
Rev. Philip G. Murray viii conduct
the Junior church services at IL o'clock
IN Baker Hall. Topic, "Whistling In the
Dark"
The board Of trustees willsmeet Tues
6av evening in the pastors study.
Mr.. Murray will continue his course
Of study in the New Testament Tuesday
evening. The Stewardship Commission
of the B. Y. P. y. will have lecture
in the series on "A Study OF Baptists
Thursday evening.
The Florence M. Brown class will hold
y social and business meeting Tuesday
evening
Miss Jean Howdershell will conduct
the meeting of the Tuesday evening
Christian Endeavor Society. Topic, "A
Program for Peace"
The Junior and senior departments
will hold a joint supper meeting We'd
nesday at 6:15, followed by short buSl-
ness meeting.
The Burreil Glass Activities Commit
Tee will sponsor a harvest home" So
oial for members Of the class Friday
evening
The circles of the Woman's Mission
ary Society will meet Tuesday at 2
O'Clock. Bristow, with Mrs. Charles e.
Allison, 1922 Kilbourne place; Brown,
with Mrs. Orenzo R. Rice, GA F street
northeast: Greene, with Mrs. c. c. Har-
riS, 1901 N street; Kendall, with Mrs.
E. M. Tucker, 1853 Todd place north
east; Stickney with Mrs. H. J. thinner
man, 1877 Varnum street; Vaughn, with
Mrs P A. Wright, 215 Rock Creek
Church road, and on Wednesday. Hoeke,
with Mrs. G. w. Harsch, 1876 Jefferson
street, at 80 pm; and White, with
Mrs A. j. Banks, 20o9 Lawrence street
northeast, at 1890 am.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Grace Reformed.

The pastor, DR.. Rauck, breaches
tomorrow morning on "The Good Man
in Bad World" In the Sunday school,
Home Mission day is observed. with an
address by DR.. j. Franklin Meyer Of
the Bureau Of Standards. On Tuesday
all day at Bethany Reformed Church,
Baltimore, is held the Autumn meeting
of the Baltimore Washington classes,
which will be attended by DR.. Rauck
and Walter Huffman, delegate.
The monthly meeting of the Merry
Helpers Club viii be held Tuesday. A
turkey dinner given by the Ladies Aid
Society, viii be Thursday.
Evening star., 1933-11-11

The guest preacher tomorrow at Co
hmbia Heights Christian Church will
be Rev. o. P. Wilson. pastor of the
First Christian Church of Fort Wayne,
Ind. His sermon themes are, IL am,
THE Life That Counts: pm. "A.
Mans Religion" He will be assisted
by the two regular choirs. Junior
church at IL am, Miss Elizabeth An
derson in charge
Meeting of the women's Council
Tuesday at 10:45, Mrs. Charles Alden,
program leader; Mrs. A. williams, di-
rector of devotions; discussions as fol-
lows: Mrs. o. B. Atwood, "The Pitts
burgh Convention; Mrs. Myers. "In-
spiration Received at the Missionary
Institute and Mrs. o. E. Gibson, "Our
Silent Friends" Luncheon, 1880. Mrs.
Minard, hostess
Mrs. Huff's group will sponsor a din
ner Thursday, $50 to 7. Following this
Will be the prayer service, topic, In
vestment in Christ's Kingdom"
Evening star., 1933-11-11
DR.. CANTER TO SPEAK
AT EPWORTH METHODIST

DR.. Henry M Canter, pastor of Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal Church
South. will preach tomorrow morning
on THE Peace that Prevails" and at
8 pm. on "A New Day and a New
Deal"
At a recent meeting of the Oficial
Board officers were elected, as follows
Chairman, W. c. Fur; vice chairman,
H. F. Winn; secretary 1. A. Lehman;
assistant secretary, w. c. Burton;
treasurer, w. F. Hummer; assistant
treasurer, E. L. Loving.
Services of the Wesley Fellowship
and of the young peoples department
will be held at pm. tomorrow
The midweekly prayer meeting will
be conducted by the pastor Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
MrthnntHf EriHrupal
SOUTH.
FRANCIS ASBURY

18th near Lamont st. NV.
EDGAR C. BEERY, pastor.
$50 a.m.-Church School.
ii 100 a.m.-Address by Hon. Daniel G..
Roper. Secretary of Commerce.
800 p.m.-"Universal Peace" Sermon
by the pastor.
ZOO pm.-Young Peoples MEETING.
Thursday, 500 p.m.-Prayer Service
Music-Francis Asbury Quartet and
Vested Choir.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Memorial United Brethren.

The minister, DR.. Simpson B. Daugh-
erty, will speak tomorrow at IL am.
on THE People to Whom ! Preach.
At 8 pm. Armistice Sunday will be
observed with q patriotic rally. Patriotic
organizations have been invited. Spe-
cial music has been arranged by the
choir, under the direction Of Horatio
Rench. The theme of DR.. Daugherty's
sermon will be America, Whittier
Bound7" The Honor Roll Crusade viii
bring special features to the Sunday
school at $40 am. The Junior Church
will meet at IL am.
The women VIII meet to make gar
! ments for the children In the church
orphanage Wednesday from 10 am. to
4 pm. with luncheon at IL noon The
Media class VIII serve turkey dinner
Evening star., 1933-11-11
TO SPEAK ON LUTHER

DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder, pastor of
the Church of the Reformation, will
preach tomorrow morning on Luther,
the First American" In commemora-
ton OF the 450th anniversary of the
birth Of Martin Luther.
Church and Sunday school services
are being held in the Avenue Grand
Theater, Pennsylvania avenue at Sew
enth street southeast, pending compile
ton Of the new church on East Capitol
street.
The Luther League will meet at 7:45
pm. in the home Of MIR. and Mrs. j
K Killers, 238 First street southeast
when DR.. Blackwelder will continue the
series of talks to the young people
which he began last Sunday.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
VISITOR WILL PREACH

At st. Paul's Luthern Church tomor-
row morning DR.. r. L. Dunkelberger Of
India will occupy the pulpit. together
with the pastor, DR.. Henry w. Snyder
and will deliver the sermon. Miss Mar
garet Latimer viii be the guest soloist.
In the evening the annual thank
offering service will take the place of
the regular vesper service, when there
will be special program, with Mrs. r.
L. Dunkelberger delivering the principal
address on the subject Indian Women
as Knew Them"
The pastor will lecture on King Je-
hoSaphat" Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
MUSSOLINI is SUBJECT

At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow night Ralph C. Norton of the
Belgian Gospel Mission will speak on
"MusSolini and Prophecy" Mr.. and
Mrs. Norton founded the Belgian Cos
pei Mission, and have been conducting
that work ever since the World War
During the war both did evangelistic
work in the Belgian Army.
At the morning service the pastor.
Dr. Taylor, viii preach on What Christ
Means to Me"
The closing missionary study in the
School Of Missions will be next Thurs
day night. After the congregational
dinner an address viii be made BY DR..
w. L. Darby. secretary of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches,
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Rhode Island Avenue NJ. P.

Rev. r. Y. Nicholson will preach to-
morrow on THE Call of the Deep" and
at pm. on "Jesus and the Man of
the Street" Special music by the choir
for both morning and evening services,
Henry Gilligan, director and organist
A meeting of the official board will be
held in the church office Tuesday at
8 pm. On Thursday at pm. a
humorous lecture, "Old Sweethearts," :"
will be gwen by Dr. H. L. Elderdier for
the Nicholson Bible Glass.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
John Wesley A. M. Zion.

God Cares" is the subject of the
sermon tomorrow morning by the min
lister, Rev. W. o. Darlington 1.-THE
Story Of Boys Boat" will be the mes
sage to the junior church. At 7:45 pm.
the minister will preach on Listening
to God" Music by the senior choir, S.
A. Laurie Norville, director; Miss Lucille
Mills, organist
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Church of the NaZarene

. In celebrating the twenty-tifth ami
versary, silver jubilee. of the denomi-
nation, the topic for tomorrow of Rev.
Leewin B. Williams, pastor, will be
Deeper Personal Devotion" The pas
tor will preach at the morning service
and Rev. John Mckay, returned mis-
S1onary from India, viii be the speaker
at the evening service.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Fifteenth Street Chrsstian.

At IL am. tomorrow services will be
held in observance of the sacrament
of the Lords supper. The subject of
the sermon. by the pastor Rev. H. B.
Taylor. will be Proving Our Love for
Jesus" Music will be furnished by the
choir. under the direction Of Miss N.
Allen. the organist. On November IT.
at 8 pm, the Ladies Aid Society will
sponsor a Pageant OF Queens" in the
interest Of the coal fund.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
Kendall Baptist.

Harvest homecoming day will be OBJ
served tomorrow. A program will be
given by the Sunday school. The pas
tor, Rev. L. F. Stevens, will speak at
II am. on "The Results Of the SYM
metrical Life and at pm on THE
Price of Peace" A special baptismaI
service is planned for the evening
service.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
EbeneZer NJ. r.

The third annual class leaders and
members day will be observed tomor-
row morning. The pastor Rev. Walter
A English, will speak on THE Savior's
Cup Of Anguish" Holy communion will
be administered Appropriate hymns by
the choir. Prof. R. r. Hawkins. director.
DR.. A. P. Shaw. editor of the South
western Christian Advocate. win be the
guest speaker at the evening service.
Evening star., 1933-11-11
MetropO,itan Wesley A. M. E. ziOr

Preaching by the pastor, Rev. John
Wesley Mccoy, tomorrow at IL am; on
The Passing of the Summer" and at
sp.m. on the Holy Ghost"