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Evening star., 1937-12-11

DdI Ohl lSil ID Iudllhillu oulC oAl0 VdLiy
fate. The rich are more affrighted
than the poor, because they have more
to lose Countless wealthy men are
buying or building refugees in remote
places, wherein they hope to escape
the storm of revolution which their
panicky minds foresee.
This supine yielding to fear is un-
worthy of us, and of the traditions of
our forbears. The possibility of
catastrophe is not something to fee
from, but to face. The forces of
change are human, and to be shaped
by human will and courage. We need
better breed of mankind, which
will confront the conflict, understand
1t and meet it. God has put all things
under mans feet, if he exercises man.
hoods qualities.
What Does the World Want?
If We look deeply into mankinds
mood today We perceive that the
Evening star., 1937-12-11
DR.. SNYDER TO SPEAK
ON CHRIST: THE TRUTH
Series of Advent Sermons on At
tributes of God to Be
Continued.

Continuing his series of advent Ger
mons on the attributes of God DR..
Henry w. Snyder. pastor, will deliver
the third at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning. using as
his theme Christ: the Truth of God. y
The sermon topic at the evening serv-
ice will be rs Christianity Impossi-
ble?"
Children of the Gospel Mission will
De the guests of joint meeting of the
christian Endeavor and intermediate
Luther League at pm.
Marian Warmack and Betty James
will lead at the Alice Stirewalt Society
ut the church Tuesday at $50 pm.
DR.. Snyder's address Wednesday will
deal with the parable of the 10 vir-
gins. Christmas carols will be sung.
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SERIES TO CLOSE
Evangelist Will Preach Twice at
Lewis M. P. Church.

Coretta j. Mason, evangelist, who
has been conducting special evening
services at the Lewis Memorial M. P.
Church for the past two weeks, will
preach at both IL am. and pm.
services tomorrow. These are the
last two services of the series.
The beginners department of the
Sunday school, under the direction of
Mrs. Otto Paris and Mrs. Paul Lind
sey. will present Tom Thumbs We'd
ding" Friday evening.
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METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
ACTIVITIES ANNOUNCED
DR.. John Compton Ball to Preach
at Two Services To-


Dr. John Compton Ball, pastor of
the Metropolitan Baptist Church. will
speak Sunday morning on Christmas
prophecies and Promises" and in the
evening on THE Four Horsemen Her.
aiding Merry Christmas"
The Phi Gamma Kappa meets Tues
DAY evening. Officers will be elected
The teacher training class, with Mrs.
William Hasker teaching, meets Thurs
day at 7 O'Clock. The annual business
meeting of the church will be held
Thursday at 8 o'clock.
The live wire Bible class will hold
religious services at the Central Union
Mission Friday evening.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
MEETING MONDAY
Organized Bible Glass Associa-

Organized Bible Glass Associa-
tion to Hold Session.
A meeting of the Organized Bible
Glass Association of the District of
Columbia will be held Monday evening
at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South.
DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor of this
church, will speak on THE Why of the
Bible Class" Other features will in
clude a dramatization Of recruiting
and assimilation of new members,
presented by the A. B. Pugh Glass and
the Mount Vernon Players of Mount
Vernon Church, assisted by Freeman
N. Stricklin, former president of the
Vaughn Glass of Calvary Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
ALesson for the Week
Stiff Spines and Clear Heads
Must Confront Days Changes.
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

thrilling terrifying
ahead both abroad
life being altered
individuals the old the
20 will
Perhaps alarming many
coapn that primitive
Evening star., 1937-12-11
"A RELIGION OF FAITH"
DR.. STEELMAN'S TOPIC
Calvary M. E. Pastor Will Discuss
The New Woman" at
Evening Service.

DR.. Frank Steelman, minister of
the Calvary M. E. Church, will preach
tomorrow at IL o'clock on "A Religion
OF Faith and Reason" and at pm.
on The New Woman" Ladies class
night will be observed and members of
the various adult classes of the church
will participate IL. the service. as fol-
lows: Mrs. c. w. Brett. presiding;
Miss Marjorie Johns, prayer; Mrs. D.
J. Wertz, scripture lesson; Mrs. John
LoVegrove, of1ertory prayer. The
senior choir will sing at both sery-
ices.
Finley Cheston will lead the Young
Peoples League service at Z O'Clock.
The study of great religious paintings
dealing with the early life of Christ
will be continued. The prayer service
will be held Thursday evening with
the minister in charge.
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WOMEN TO MEET
Day of Recollection Will Be Held
at Retreat House.

The women of st. Anthony's Church
will have day of recollection tomor-
row at the Washington Retreat House.
1000 Hardwood road NE. The Rev.
Louis F. Miltenberger of st. Martins
Church will be the retreat master.
Miss Emily Jameson, team captain
for st. Anthony's, has the following
assisting her in the arrangements:
Mrs. Thomas Francella, Mrs. Bertha
Angevine. Mrs. Bertha Clawson, Miss
Mary Mckay, Miss Eva McN>il. Mrs.
Marie Siemon, Mrs. Francis Smith,
Miss Gertrude Woulfe.
A meeting of the Washington Re-
treat League will be held Tuesday at
the Washington Retreat House. The
lectures, THE Liturgical Background
of the Roman Missal," will be in
augurated.
Evening star., 1937-12-11

overwhelming de-
sire is not for
destruction, b u t
for m ore and
b e t t er life "a
fre er. I er,
fuller e stence
for everybody. I
have seen great
masses of men
smashing in mad
and bitter fury
toward what they
t h o u G h t were
these goals. 1t
has been my lot
to go through
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RADIO THEME GIVEN
Rev. John Spence to Talk on "All
Peoples-Our Purpose" s.

Speaking on "All Peoples-Our Pur-
pose" the Rev. John S. Spence, spirit
ual director of the Washington Catho-
lie Retreat League, will be the guest
speaker for the second consecutive
week of the Washington Catholic Ra-
dio Hour broadcast Sunday at Sis
pm. from the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, over Station VOL.
Sundays solemn high mass at l1:3O
am. will be celebrated by Rev. Har-
old Trehey with the sermon by DR..
John K. Cartwright.
Under the direction of c. A. Benson,
director, and accompanied by Harry
Wheaton Howard as organist, the boy
choristers of the church will sing.
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH
DR.. Hart to Speak on "Challenge
of the Ministry"

The Challenge of the Ministry is
the sermon topic of DR.. Oliver J. Hart
at st. Johns Church, Sixteenth and H
streets NV, tomorrow, at $50 am,
and again at the II o'clock service. At
both services the choir will sing And
the Glory of the Lord by Handel, un-
der the direction of Arthur Hoews,
Mrs. Alfred E. Sherman will be the
guest soloist at the evening service.
The sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. William Curtis White.
Celebration of holy communion will
be at am
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GUEST TO SPEAK

Rev. &. w. Dow Will Occupy Pull
pit at st. Marks.
The Rev. William R. Moody, rec
tor of st. Marks Episcopal Church
has gone to West Point, where he will
address the Cadet Corps of the United
States Military Academy tomorrow
Occupying his pulpit at St, MARKS
will be the Rev. George w. Dow, citv
missionary for the Episcopal Churches
IN Washington, who will speak at II
o'clock and the Rev. j. C. M. Shrews-
bury OF Upper Marlboro, Md, who will
preach at 8 pm. The Rev. Mr., Moody
Will return to Washington Tuesday
The st. Marks Chapter of the
Daughters OF the King will meet Mon
oay evening in the parish hall under
the leadership of Mrs. Ida Myrth
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SERIES CONTINUES
"C1eansing the Temple Is Topic
of Rev. E. o. Clark.

cleansing the Temple" in the
series of sermons based on Johns
Portrait of Jesus" will be the topic
Of the Rev. Edward O. Clark to-
morrow morning at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church
At the Thursday preaching service
the pastor will continue the series of
sermons on Johns Portrait of
Jesus" speaking on "A Night
Prowiing Aristocrat," at 7:45 pm.
The pastors instruction class for
young people in The Christian Life"
will be held Friday at 4 o'clock.
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SERMON SELECTED

AseN. Hooelt M. SKINNER TO SPEAK
on Many Shall Rejoice"
The Rev. Robert M. Skinner will
have as his subject at the IL am.
service tomorrow in Georgetown Pres
byterian Church Many Shall Re-
joice."
At 5 pm. the intermediate Young
People will meet at Cissel Chapel and
drive to Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church for a union eve
ming service. At $50 the Junior
Young People will meet in the primary
room and at 6:45 the Seniors will
hold their service in Cissel Chapel.
Tuesday at 7:30 pm. the Board of
Elders will meet in the minister's
study. Midweek service is held Thurs
day at 8 pm.
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DR.. De LANCE SPEAKS
christian Science: Science of One
and Only God His Topic.

A lecture on Christian Science
The Science of the One and Only
COD was delivered yesterday at the
National Theater by DR.. Hendrix j..
de Lange, c. S. B., of New York City.
DR.. de Lange is member of the
Board of Lectureship of the Mother
Church, First Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, in Boston.
He was introduced by Bernard C.
Duncan, first reader of First Church
OF Christ. Scientist, of Washington,
which sponsored the lecture.
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SERVICE LISTED
THE Unmentionable Name Is
Topic of Rev. Peter Marshall

Topic of Rev. Peter Marshall
At the New York Avenue Presbv.
terlan Church tomorrow morning the
Rev. Peter Marshall will have for his
subject THE Unmentionable Name. "
and at 8 pm. Through the Roof"
At the midweek service THURSDAY
evening he will continue his discussion
OF some of the fundamental doctrines
OF life and religion. Some of the
questions for discussion are: What
Is God?" How May We Know Him?''
What Is MANI"
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BIBLE LECTURES SET
Y. M. G. A. Announces Arrange
ments for Dr. Duncan's Talks.

ments for Dr. Duncan's Talks.
The religious work department of
the Y. M c. A. announces arrange
ments for Dr. George S. Duncan to
give a limited number of extension
lectures before Bible classes, churches
and other groups on the general
theme: How We Got Our Bible"
DR.. Duncan is dean of the School
of Religion, Y. M. c. A., and a men,
ber of the Graduate School faculty
of American University. This an
nouncement is made in connection
with the observance of Universal Bibls
Sunday tomorrow.
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"REVEALING LOVE"
Rev. S. H. Kornmann Will Dis
cuss Topic Tomorrow.

Cuss Topic IOm0rf0w.
At st. Stephens Evangelical Lu-
theran Church tomorrow at II am.
the Rev. Sam H. Kornmann will have
as his subject Revealing Love"
The Luther League will meet at 6 80
PM. Miss Carrie Lee Rogers will lead
the discussion on the topic Inner
Peace" The sermon subject at the
7:30 pm. service will be Children OF
Light"
A meeting of the Church Council
will be held Tuesday at pm.
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YULE CAROL SERVICE
Eastern Presbyterian Church to
Have Candlelight Rite.

Have Candlelight Rite.
The Eastern Presbyterian Church
will have a candlelight Christmas
carol service tomorrow at 7:45 pm
The vested choir and the soloists,
Miss Dorothy Reddish, soprano; Miss
Alice Jones, alto; Eugene Dahl, tenor,
and Mr.. Livingston, bass, will render
the carols. The pastor, DR.. Alfred
E. Barrows, will preach at the morn
ing service on Good Tidings."
The church will conduct the serv-
ices Tuesday evening at the Presby-
terian Home for the Aged, 1918 New
ton street NV. The Rev. Gerret
Snyder will be the speaker.
The George H. Winslow Mems BIZ
BILE Glass will hold their business and
social meeting Monday.
The Good Will Bible Glass will
hold their Christmas party Wednesday
evening.
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DR.. STOKES TO PREACH
Oxford Conference to Be Theme at
Trinity Episcopal.

HIty IPISCUPdI.
DR.. Anson Phelps Stokes. canon of
the Washington Cathedral, will be
the guest preacher at Trinity Episco-
pal Church tomorrow at IL am. He
will speak on the oxford Conference,
which he attended last summer in
England. There will be a service Of
the holy communion at O'Clock. The
junior vested choir will sing at the
church school service at $50 am.
The Young Peoples Society will
hold election at $50 pm.
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. James H. Taylor to Preach
Twice Tomorrow.


At Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning DR.. James H. Taylor
Will preach on THE Mind of Christ"
and in the evening on Spiritual Heal
ing"
The annual Christmas giving serv-
ice will be held Thursday evening un-
der the auspices of the Sunday school,
Members of the Sunday school and
congregation bring gifts of clothing,
toys, gloves, books, candy and groceries
which will be sent to various mountain
schools, orphanages and children's
homes. Contributions of money will
also be sent.
The primary and beginners depart
ments will observe their Christmas CIV
ing service Sunday morning.,
Evening star., 1937-12-11
GUEST TO PREACH
Rev. James c. Curnow to Speak
at Eldbrooke Church.

at Eldbrooke Church.
The Rev James C. CurnoW of Phil
adelphia, Pa, will be the guest speaker
in Eldbrooke M. E. Church tomorrow
morning, using for his subject, THE
Gospel" At the evening service. the
Rev. Walter M. Michael will preach
on The Cure for Defeat tism."
A business meeting and social of the
Epworth League will be held Thurs
day evening with election of officers.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
CHURCH INVITES ALL
TO CHRISTMAS PLAY
The Other Wise Man" Will Bs
Presented for 18th Season at
Luther Place Memorial,

0AtAcl ldNS i.
The Luther Place Memorial Church
extends an invitation to men and
women Of all church congregations in
the city and vicinity to participate in
the four presentations of the Christ
mas drama, The Other Wise Man"
on December 81. 28, % and 80 at 8: 80
pm. which will celebrate its 18th
consecutive season as the Capital City's
Christmas drama this year.
Those who would join the cast are
asked to report for Wednesday evening
rehearsal or at the latest, the Friday
evening rehearsal, December IS or
December II. at 7;3O pm. in the
church at Fourteenth and N streets.
NV. Participants are asked to enter
the church rehearsals at the chapel
door on Vermont avenue, just south Of
N street.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
BANQUET Is MONDAY
Columbia College of Christian
Education to Hold Event.

Education to Hold Event.
The 18th annual Christmas banquet
of the Columbia College of Christian
Education will be held at the Y. w.
c. A. Monday at $50 o'clock. DR..
A. P. Shirley, pastor of Frances
Asbury M. E. Church South, will be
the guest speaker.
A Christmas pageant will be pre-
sented by students Of the college. The
public is invited,
Evening star., 1937-12-11
NOTICE.

Christmas music in the
churches, intended for pubIica-
tion in The Star on Saturday. De.
cember 1S, must be received bv
the music editor not later than
Monday, December I3.
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ATTENTION O.E.S.

Regular meeting of Juneau Chap
ter No. Tuesday, pm. Election of
officers; Brothers entertaining; re-
freshments.
LILLIAN G.. WATSON.
adv. Secretary
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ELEVEN PASSENGERS
FLOWN BY SIMMONS
ON SUNDAY FLIGHTS

Sheldon Simmons took two trips
yesterday in the Alaska Air Trans
port Lockheed carrying four pas
sengers out of Juneau and bringing
seven in.
August Smith, Antoine Bayne,
William earn and John Mitch were
landed at Chichagof for Hirst, and
on the return trip, Shell stopped at
Cobol to pick up George Bolyan.
Anard Runquist, Earl Carlson, Carl
Poirrier and Mike Vukich
Returning to Juneau at $3.50 in
the afternoon, Shell then hoped to
Hawk Inlet to bring in Henry Roden
and Nick Jukich.
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.I&II BREAK IS
ErJSTRATED AT
FEDERAL TANK
M2rig, Elk, Pierce Attack
L, .rds in Effort to Es-
c4pe But Are Subdued

ed with n sap" made out of
Of soap wrapped in a sock,
tI-o prisoners at the Federal Jail
* 1 guards Sam Cuyot and
Paul Regal during the breakfast
"a As morning in an effort TO
.vyA out their attempt was frus-
I Nld. il was announced by U. S.
A-ususi William T. Mahoney.
e .acn charged with the offense
= Al AIerig and Harry Elk, convict
e OF fish piracy. and Charles G..
p zee sentenced to Mcneil Island
fcr larceny The men have been
g-iilned and locked in separate
C IS under guard and Marshal Ma
f-ley said he will file charges
,a.nst them under the Jail break
! W, INA that they will not be ia
Ean south to serve their present
& y ~ es until they have faced the
george in court. Merig and Elk are
~ jcr sentence of five years for
y lang fish traps and Pierce is I'M
CIR scvcn-year sentence for theft
. boat and other goods at Skag-
we
According to the report Of Tailor
G o the Marshal, he had just
~ q The door OF the main tank
= otY2 breakfast about five min
~ sttcr o'clock this morning,
wren Mcrig made plunge for the
cDicr door and succeeded in reach
in the lobby, followed by Elk and
Fi0r~7. They attacked the guards,
Cuyot and Regal and demanded
to outside lock key, but Regal
s cpod into the cell tank corridor
with the keys, frustrating the effort.
a frw bruises, skinned nuckles and
9 broken pair of spectacles resulted
on Ing the melee before the arrival
Q Marshal Mahoney who ordered
rlc men leg-ironed, handcuffed and
+ cf1 n separate cells. Search re-
IS Is" the soap club" and in
possession were found three
raakrstift saws made out of safety
ragor Blades. The marshal said
Pinc' J IS boosted that he will es-
corr before he goes to Mcneil Is
| nj prison
Gn' & and Regal were assisted in
sl dung the prisoners by Peter
Johnnie and Logan Hugres, trus-
ti9s al tie jail Merig and Pierce
lave be-n trying to get the other
pri7Grors to help them in a Jail
fre9k fer some time, the Marshal
said.
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ALFRED L0MEN
HAS FAITH IN
ALASKA'S TIN
Believes York Tin Deposits
Will Double Produc-
ton Next Year

Nome has had a very good year,
said Alfred Lomen, Of the Lomen
Commercial Company at Nome, who
arrived in Juneau yesterday after
noon aboard a PAA plane from
Fairbanks.
production of gold on Seward
Peninsula has done Nome lot of
good in the last few years, said
the well known Nomeite who makes
his home in Seattle now.
"One of the most promising min
ing prospects in our region is the
Cape Prince of Wales tin deposits,
the only deposits OF commercially
workable tin on the North Ameri-
can continent.
The deposits are being worked
by the American Tin Fields Con-
solidated and a number Of small
snipers taking out grubstake money.
So far, it has been an open cut
proposition with steam shovels and
bulldozers, with the tin being ia
ken out in a jig mill on the beach.
If the big mountain Of tin at
Cape Prince of Wales is ever mined
as lode proposition, it will be a
big thing for the Nome country
Last summer, the American Tin
Fields operations took out approx
imately $50 tons of concentrates for
shipment TO the Malay States. Tin
is bringing approximately 40 cents
a pound at present market prices.
The production should double
there next year" Lomen said.
Tin is one of the few metals for
which the United States has great
need and no reserves. Although the
worlds leading tin consumer the
United States produces hardly one
per cent of the worlds supply, the
bulk of it coming from South
American countries.
Mr. Lomen who is staying at the
Gastineau Hotel, will go south on
the Alaska Wednesday,
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LIGHTS O Juneau"

On November 7, 1927, on a cold win
ter moonlight night under condi-
tons that seldom exist for photo
graphic purposes, exposures were
made by L. v. Winter and E. P. Pond,
with the resultant Lights O. Jul
neau." prints which have had a
worldwide distribution. The grow
ing demand for same is now sup
piled in five sizes now on sale by
Winter & Pond Co, and The Hayes
Shop adv.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Curtis Miller, a surgical patient,
was dismissed today from st. AIMS
Hospital.
Earl Bland, who has received sur
gical care at st. AIMS Hospital,
was discharged today.
George Bolyan, who received a
hand injury several days ago at the
Kobol mine when working with a
diesel engine fan, was admitted to
st. AIMS Hospital yesterday, follow
ing arrival here by plane.
Mrs. Dave Femmer was admitted
to st. AIMS Hospital today for
medical care.
Miss Mildred Apland underwent
an appendectomy this morning at
St AIMS hospital and is reported
Ito be in a favorable condition.
Mrs Rose Andrews, special duty
nurse at st. AIMS hospital who
has been receiving medical care for
the past several days, was to be
discharged today.
Mrs. T. j. MeCaul, a medical pa
tent, was to be dismissed today
from ST. AIMS hospital.
Mrs. Knute Solbeck was dismissed
Saturday from ST. AIMS Hospital
after receiving medical care.
Mrs. Albert Hertzig, a surgical
patient, was dismissed Saturday
from st. AIMS hospital following
surgical care.
G. r. "Opens was admitted last
night to st. AIMS Hospital fer med
ical care.
Mrs. Lily Scott gave girth to a
Ison this morning at the Government
Hospital. The child, who weighs
seven pounds, was born at 1870 a.
m.
MIS-. Mary Nelson was admitted
last night to the Government hos
pital for medical care.
Mrs. Eva Bell, an obstetrical pa
tient, has been dismissed from the
Government hospital.
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BASKETBALL GAMES
FOR FRIDAY CALLED
OFF BY PHILLIP S

Announcement was made today
by superintendent A. B. Phillips
that the basketball game scheduled
for Friday between Douglas ana
Krause, and the High School and
DeMolay will be cancelled or post
poned
The change in schedule has been
made in order that the gymnasium
may be decorated for the Christmas
program.
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JUNEAU ATHLETIC CLUB
MEETING FOR TONIGHT

A special meeting has been called
at the Juneau Athletic Club for $50
tonight at the Olympic Barber Shop
on South Franklin Street.
Plans for the smoker which will
be held in the near future will
come up for discussion
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CIV and Rising
Liercury Brings
Ind TO Cold Wave

-li=a5 temperatures and snow
tiJ..si-. relief to Juneau from the
81 yave over the weekend and
I moon had reached Is de-
Efec5 ABOVE zero with about an
Il 81 snow recorded according
n j. s. Weather Bureau.
forecast is for continued
c> temperature with prob
& now.
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Coal dust, smoke and SCOT in
urban areas cause acute lung dis
ease.
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c. D. A. MEETING TO
BE HELD TOMORROW

A large amount Of business will
be transacted at the meeting Of the
Catholic Daughters Of America, to-
morrow evening, When members OF
the Court viii assemble at 8 p. m.
in regular session.
Mrs. Walter C. Hellan. grand re-
gent announces that all members
who have completed work on aprons
bring them to the meeting tomor-
row.
Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson
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ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
ON VACATION OUTSIDE

Frank Nash, superintendent for
the Alaska Road Commission with
headquarters at Fairbanks, arrived
in Juneau by plane yesterday from
the Interior city. enroute south for
Il months vacation in the States.
lie expects to board the Alaska
when she comes through from the
Westward
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DIM0ND TO
COME HOME

WASHINGTON, Dec 13.-Alaska
Delegate Anthony j. Dimond is hop
ing for long Christmas recess as
he wants to go home to Valdez, AL
aska, he said.
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MRS. c. F. BROWN
WINS CEDAR CHEST

Mrs. C. F. Brown is announced to-
day as the winner of the cedar chest
awarded by the Catholic Daughters
of America.
The electric waffle iron was won
by Mrs. William Reck. and the hand
made pillow by Mrs Frank Boyle
MRS. George Simpkins was chair
man of the event for the Catholic
Daughters.
The earliest record of shorthand
dates from 63 BIC.