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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-16
 Loser 10
 5kagway
Channel Basketeers Lose Fast Game by Score
 of 28 to 20

SKAGWAY, Alaska, Feb. l6. -1 From a 19 to 18 lead at the begin ming of the fourth quarter, the Skagway High School basketball five turned on last minute heat to trim the Douglas High School 28 to 20 in a fast game Wednesday night.
 G. Wahto was again high man with 13 points.
 The game was well played with Douglas taking an early lead in a tight battle, Skagway coming from behind at the half to win.
 -she teams will play again Sat- urday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-16
DUCkW0RTH E TOP MAN WITH
 ELk5' B0WLER5

Dolphin kegler Bob Duckworth paced the Dolphins to victory last night, two out of three, over the Grizzlies, his 535 tally the best of the evening at the Elks.
 Mallards won two from the Su- pers and the Femmes won two from the Luckies.
 Tonight's games are, Cooks vs. Dolphins, Sharks vs. Tailors and Medicos vs. Amazons.
 Last nights scores were as fol- lows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-16
HIGH MARK AT
 BRUNSWICK E
 ROLLED BY HALM

John Hahn, Juneau Florist kegler hit the maple at the Brunswick last night for best score of the evening marking -202-20l as the Flor ists won three of four points from the Druggists.
 Barbers won three from Takus, all Barbers rolling over 500.
 Tonights games are Brunswick vs. George Brothers. and Signal CorpS vs. Brunswick Cafe.
 Last nightt's scores were as fol-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-16
"bIitzkrieg" Planned Now
 By MT. Mack
Connie Wants Pennant to
 Fly Over Athletics Shibe Park
Alp Feature Service

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. l6.-- c. McGillicuddy, a fine broth of lad at IT, is staging "blitzkreig.' -
 He wants the American League pennant flying from Shike Park in 194l
 It is not the first timc that Mis- ter McGillicuddy = Connie M k to you-has coveted and own the bunting.
 But if the current comeback Of the Athletics, who finished sev- enth last season, is successful, 1t
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Rainbow Girls
 Meet Tomorrow

Preceding the DeMolay dance to- morrow night at the Scottish Rite Temple, members of the Order of Rainbow Girls will gather for 7:30 o'clock meeting and initiation ser vice
 Miss Barbara Hermann, Worthy Advisor, will preside at the session.
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SKATING GOOD
 ON AUX LAKE

Skating is good on Aux Lake. ac- cording to a report today from the District Rangers office. Ice is solid and, except for few rough spots from which skaters are warned to stay clear, smooth and fast.
 A number enjoyed the skating last night. Tonight a fire will be maintained ashore by CCC enroll lees.
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CALM FROM THEN

WOODLAND. Cal. Feb. 16.-This is a warning world today, but in number of conflicts it does not com pare with 1864. A copy of 8 local newspaper for that year, found by Delmus Fenton as he was working on house, lists l7 different wars going on.
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Sag Party for
 Warren Eve!and

Warren -yeland, whose marriage to Miss Virginia Dudley will be an event of this Monday evening, was the honoree at a stag party last ev- ening at the Baranof apartment of Kaarlo Nasi
 Hosts for the occasion were MT. Nasi, Dr. E. F. Vollert and Frank Pauls. Fifteen were invited for the informal evening.
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west, is his own restaurant, unof- ficial headquarters for most of the colorful and famous characters that make New York the sporting me tropolis of the world Next door is a barbershop, and in the window is an interior picture of the shop, a busy shop, with Dempsey in the first chair. If you walk around the corner until you come to the bus station you will see Dempseys pie ture with the manager of the sta- ton. You will find it in the book stores, flanked by the literary greats of the ages, and always, all ways it will be autographed, ITO My Pal"
 Dempsey is pal to most of the people who know him. Certainly he is a hero and a friend to the newsboys along Eighth Avenue. The taxi-drivers know him and have his picture in their cabs. The cops along the street always touch the visors of their caps when they meet him, saying, Hi, Jack" or Hi, Champ He an- swers them by calling their names correctly. Dempsey is very good at names.
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Harrison Asks Bond Issue 10 Get Money
 For Finnish Nation

tooilunued from rage One,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-16

COUNCIL TONIGHT The Juneau City Council meets tonight at o'clock for regular session.
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Down the street, a block or so from Dempseys restaurant, is a
 wax museum. You know what wax museums are. They take famous
 people, living and dead, and model them, and charge admissions for people to see.
 It is the claim of this museum
 that in its rooms are all the ia nous characters who have made
 history for the last five hundred years. But the legend out front
 doesn't specify the years. It says, simply, From the day Columbus discovered America until the day
 Jack Dempsey opened his restau- rant"
 You may call it Eighth Avenue and Fiftieth Street if you care to-; that's the way it is on the city maps, and in the Manhattan di-
 rectories. But to the cab-drivers , and the cops, the newSboyS and the ex-pugs, and the reporters, 1t is something a little more inti- mate and personal than that. It is Dempsey Square.
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Today's News Toaay-Empire.
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Totals ...... 425 481 50l-l407 Average score. Did not bowl.
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Try an Empire ad.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25
Lost, Found Astrdy

LOST-German Police Dog. Phone
1878. Central Food Market
6-26
LOST Brown leather billfold. Re
turn billfcld and papers and keep
money. Phone $40. 628
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

WILL sacrilic" for quick sale my
home at 5O5 SundalWood. Walter
w. Hcinc, Phone 12Ul G-E7
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

NEW Modern house. south side,
paved street. $1,000. F. II. A. loan
$500. Nice buy. Tyler ms. Agcy.
$40 Main. GIG II
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25
Business Services

This little ad is Just to remind you
that we appreciate your visit to
our yard when you need building
materials.
FL Centre Lumber IL Trading Co.
1909 Adams st. Phone 1892
If
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25
DE ANA HOTEL

l WILL not be responsible for debts
contracted by other than myself.
Signed: Arthur Joe Wylie.
G-27
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

FUR. Duplex apt. with good cooler.
Summer rates. Adults only. IN
quire 534 Holt. G-25 u
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

| WO service station air cUmpressorS
One heavy flexible shaft buffer,
good condition Il priced right.
264 Main. G-23
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

WOODSTOCk Typewriter $3.50;
Burrough adding machines $l8.75
and $50 50. 52l Main st. 70
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

AUTO COURT For lease 545 I'M
perial Ave. Phone 1885. 6-23
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25
IS Trucks Tractors Trailers

For Sale and built to
order, $350.O0 up. Terms. La Vallee
Auto Home. 3031 Date St, San
Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25
transportation

PASSENGER wants ride to Tulsa
or vicinity, June 81. Share ex-
penseS. 628 No 10th. 6-26
80
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25
~ Snir' Homes, Sdie-Rcnt

FOR SALE or trace, 100 foot front
age ON highway SO in Banning
with 3 bedroom Stucco home
Phone CAB. G-27
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

3 ROOM furnished apis. with
cooler. Summer rates 59l Holt,
Phone 1884 G24tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

FURNISHED Apis with coolers, 500
per week. Inquire G35 Orange.
6-26
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25

Business Services

NEW BATHROOMS for old ones
Your fixtures accepted as trade
ms on new ones. Complete fin
ancing. No down payment.
BUILDERS SUPPLY co.
Phone $50 - Imperial Ave. & Euclid
Moisture Proof Motors $685. up.
l6" Blade Coolers complete $685.
GOFF'S BATTERY SHOP
459 State Phone 458
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-25
Houses for Rent

FREE RENT to July lSt on G room
fur. house electrically equipped
cooler. 88l Orange. G-lG-tt
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Norwegian Evangelist
To Be- Heard ~ Bethel
pensscosssl Sunday

Anna Dshlen. Norwegian evan
keiist. win speak Sunday II both
the morning and evening services
a. Bethel rsntsccstAl church. 80.
18th and J sta. she Win address
. special Scandinavian meeting a.
. p. m. without benefit cf an in-
terpreser. Regular services WIN ~
interpreted hy the pastor. The Rev.
Carl Hedeen.
Following meetings viii - held
81 the church Tuesday. "Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings ~
T.ss o'clock.
The evangelist has preached n
both Norway and Sweden. prior 10
coming 10 the United States .
few months ago. She pians 10 re-
turn to foreign zelda In The near
future.
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outlined by the Pickering light
from the fire. He had kept the
fire well tended. Doris knew, with
out being told, that she must do
the same thing.
In that fire lay their only de-
tense against the unseen enemies
of the night and their only chance
of rescue during the daytime.
Doris, wisely, did not allow her
mind to dwell too much on their
plight. Regret would have been
devastating. If, "a hours before,
she had known what she knew now
there would have been no willful-
ness in their takeoff, no assertion
of her determination in the face
of the protests of both Of her COM
panions.
She had been too sure of her
self, too sure Of the strength of
the man-made bird fashioned so
cunningly.
In all her flying hours. and she
had enjoyed a great many solo
hours, not once had the thought OF
cracking up, of getting into any
mishap, occurred to Doris. Yes,
she had been too sure Of her own
skill and strength.
Uncharted World
But here was a different thing,
less than half dozen hours by
plane from warmth, from food.
from the luxury she had known all
of her life.
That brief span of hours, far less
than from dawn to dark, had
brought her into a new and I'M
charted world.
These were the things one read
about in strange, weird adventures;
never were they things one ever
expected actually to experience.
Doris kept up on her feet. She
was so chilled that every bone In
her body ached. and even lowering
close TO the fire did not warm her.
II was best, then, TO keep on her
feet. TO put a bit of wood on the
fire every minute or two and to
walk with grim determination
around and around their crude
camp.
II she did not do 80 the sleep OF
exhaustion would surely oyertake
her.
Steve must have housed an
alarm clock In his brain because
almost on the dot Of the hour
when his sleep was TO end along
with Doris watch, Steve stretched
yawned and opened his eyes He
got up quickly. His smile was al
most kind as he came toward
Doris.
well. I never hit the hay more
quickly In my life" he said. You'd
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Services To
Continue
Dedication Celebration OF
Tacoma Rescue Mission
VIII Be Held Nightly

Going into the second week Of
dediestory services celebrating
permanent location at 1914 Pacific
ave. the Tacoma Rescue Mission,
under guidance Of the Rev. William
l. Edwards. has scheduled q pro-
gram Of worship and song. The
Sunday and weekly meetings viii
be marked by Appearances OF pas
tors from Tacoma's leadinE
churches.
The Rev. Fred Hornshuh OF
Faith Tabernacle win bring the
message Sunday afternoon at J
o'clock. Instrumental selections
viii be furnished by the young
people OF the tabernacle. Praise
services will be led by Chairman
A. w. Pitts, vice president Of the
mission.
Services Nightly
week-night services. all OF
which are to be held at 8 O'Clock.
win open Monday with the Rev.
Carl II. Peterson Of First Cove
nant church officiating. Chairman
for the evening win be DIR. David
II. johnson, mission director.
Music win be led by Nels Ander-
son. The Danforth w. C. T. u. viii
be the visiting group.
Methodist night will be Tuesday.
The Rev. Walter s. Glciscr of Ep-
worth Methodist church will
preach. Music viii include group
singing and solos. Max Miller.
mission director. viii be chairman.
Christian church night win oc-
cupy the midweek service. with
the Rev. I. G. Shaw Of Mckinley
Park Christian church speaking
and the Rev. p. Dean Hin OF
Roosevelt Heights Christian church
directing the music. They will be
introduced by Fred Stabbert. mis-
sion director. The program II
scheduled to start at 8 p. m.
Rev. Thomas To Speak
The Rev. Philip Thomas, Evan
gelical church. 18th and X SITS, win
be guest speaker Thursday eve
ming. He will be presented by J. L.
Simpson Of the Mission board OF
directors. c. Odegard Of McKin-
ley Friends church will lead the
singing.
The Rev. II. 4. Kreider Of Free
Methodist church Is scheduled to
speak Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. +. Hagman. Radio Gospel
league, will furnish the music.
will be A. Z. Mulligan
Of the official board.
Saturday evening will bring the
Rev. George Bostrom Of Calvary
to the pulpit. Group
will be featured, conducted
by the Rev. w. r. Folsom.
Dedicatory services will be con-
cluded Sunday. Feb. 4.
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Moved by some power that
urged her to speak, the woman
rose and simply hold her story
told of the young husband who
had been hers for such a short
time. Told, too. Of a world sud-
denly crashed about her when she
learned he never would return.
Her story finished with:
Il was left alone, young. be-
wildered and desolate - nothing
left but a little cottage with a
picket fence and garden to re-
mind me of the dreams that had
been mine.
But life went on for those
of us who did not see how 1t
could, and in later years I married
: because I dreamed again. mar
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prs-Essssr Services
Sfsrt Tussdsv

T'he Rev. Holland y. Burr, pss-
ior Of First Congregational ehurrh.
Division ave. and ] o.. viii bring
70 members ef his ennsfessiisa
the first In . series Of pts- Easter
ssrmons Tuesday evening ~ 7i>s
o'clock. tfis subjeet viii b Christ
In Hscsnt riction.- and win ineIuds
. rsyisw ana appraisal Il '-rhs
Hsxarsss. By ahoIsm Ash.
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ried and found q man who helped
me as I could never have helped
myself. The hopes that had been
mine before had been murdered
by an unjust act born to destroy
Born to crush the lives and souls
that had known happy homes and
later found only empty rooms,
barren walls, torn fences and de-
serted gardens, as a burning re-
hinder Of this hated curse.
we now have two sons grown
to manhood. You parents know
what I am thinking. l am thank
full that there is peace in this land
of ours. Thankful for the sake Of
our boys and. yes, our girls, and
hearts and homes, that we can
say. God Bless America
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better go over there before the spot
gets cold. Pull the edge Of Marks
blanket over you and try to get
some sleep. You've done all
right" It was strong praise for
Steve.
Doris cuddled into the still warm
place on the sand and closed her
eyes. She fell asleep instantly
even though she had believed a
few minutes before she could never
sleep again Exhaustion merely
took possession OF her slender body
blotting out the night and its fears
for the time being.
Sun Rises
When Doris opened her eyes the
first rays OF the morning sun were
just slanting up over the eastern
horizon.
The sun had not yet appeared,
not even the tiniest rim of II, but
the trembling fingers of light
proved the day would not long be
delayed.
Doris sat up, looked around her.
The fire burned brightly. Doris
could see that II had been just
freshly fed. but Steve slept, his
back propped against a huge boul-
der Of rock, his head dropping to
his chest, weaving a little In the
drowsiness that possessed him.
When she moved he started,
lifted his head and opened his
eyes. Hello, guess dropped off
for a minute"
I'm wide awake" Doris told
him. getting To her feet. why
don't you sleep awhile? We really
haven't anything to do. ! can keep
up the fire and doze, too"
Maybe I WILL Steve said. but
you'd better get more rest too. The
fires o. X. There won't be any
thing doing around here for an
hour or no.
WED both better get as much
sleep as we can. Believe me. we're
going TO need 1t for the day we've
got ahead OF u.s.
Not So Alone
II seemed good TO Doris to be
taken into steve's confidence. She
no longer felt so utterly alone.
do you have any plans ?"
plans? Well, not many" he
admitted ruefully. wen keep the
fire up all day. II there's a fire
going II will be easier for a plane
TO see US.
a fire isn't easily mistaken for
a tree or a rock. Human beings
are when you sight them from the
air. as you very well know"
Doris nodded. The need for hu-
man comfort was strong upon her.
She came over To him diffidently.
Steve, I want TO tell you some
thing"
"Yes?" His tone was not al
together inviting.
Yes. I'm sorry all Of this hap
pened. It was my fault"
For a minute or more Steve did
not answer. Everything Doris said
was true. He knew that. And
yet in a way it wasn't her fault.
Maybe II she had been raised
differently. IL she'd ever had to
take any responsibility, or 10 know
any sacrifice, Doris would have
been a different girl Even this
experience proved that.
In a way she was a thorough
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God Bless America" Theme
Song Of Thankful Mothers
Reader Sends Article Which APPLY Describes Feelings
Of Women Who Have Sons Grown TO Manhood
BY CYNTHIA GREY

is the pleasure of this column today print in part
an article written by who joins with all of in
saying God Bless America"
Because it has been necessary condense the article
let me explain that it concerns in church whose
thoughts back to the days of the World WARMTH
cries of cottage garden young happiness and content
ment that were wrecked by the call to arms
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Assssdsass cussds
Sehsdulsd ser epwsvsh
k.sshod;ss Church

An sttsn1enes essznote IN -
launched - npwpeth N1s>np1Ine
church sunday. ~ 4 ~ VI
canstnne fIve coaepculIve 9o16nyn
through March >
una<r dIFeetion - n tpo6psu
terminated ~ vote e ~ cpaQFe-
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rss<l and Mn c. y Wtl1u. q =
rcrtes m ". r Derner9. ". ~
wecd snA M Myrtle psn<ee.
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Ths month sf vskwwary hes
bssn designated ~ Loyalty month
BY Asbury Methodist ehureh.
Special programs viii ~ hsld. with
every organisation At the church
participating.
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Lss1's msppev - sugvtooo ~
IL fsnehesnn cnngsA ~ ~ ~
wtll ~ 49, a - M - -
coma nvs. q IL 4 - onM<nH
NV. Wsstsrman = neoeelo -
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Answers 70 Test Cusssiees

Below are The answers 20 test
questions printed on The editorial
page:
I Nan salvador.
a Thirt<<n.
q Boiis.
4. LAks Erie 70 Lake Ontario.
.. Herbert Hoover.
q. Dlm'.s-t<r. not dis-ms<t<f,
:. crustA<es
D. hichlssa And stamford.
D. No.
10 Brazil.
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Covenant cHURcB

Cad Il. Peterson. pastor. SUNDAY
s1hooI. s;fs =. n. Services. u a m
and T.so .. m. Y. p. and junior
League s .. ~. Sermons. Christ
Revealed" and Signs Of Revived
Roman Empire"
Harvard Brznch--Mldlxnd sunday
school. 10 a. m Services Saturday.
30 .. m.
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CONGREGATIONAL

Holland Burr. d. D., pastor Sunday
school. Q 30 .. m. ssrvicsa. ~ . IN
Fellowship. $50 y. m S<fmons
The Supreme LoyAlty-
Piymoufh-Eo. <3th and PARK ave.
Rev Joseph Weiss. pastor. SUNDAY
school, 10 q NJ services, IA q N
PliErim-No. z4th and warner.
Arthur Husn. minister. Rev. Edgar q.
Wheeler. Interim pastor. Church
school. e'f5 q. m. Services. II a. N
Fellowship meeting. ESQ .. N. Adult
Bible study. s.fs Worship service
IN song. io;f1 m Sermon. The
UnconcueTahis Soul
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EPIscopsL

rhrsf--ho 81 ana X sta Services
for s<xsseslms. Holy communion.
l7.5o - m. Sunday school. sA5.
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cHuacn or rsE OPS nInLE

Adsms Rev. Pred Hornshui, pastor
sunday school ss<B o m Services.
As .. m. Sermon. Things That
War Cannot Destroy. egAnksiisfic
Campaign closing Thursday With sun
,ect "is God Angry Rev. T. Ls-
inEstons BROOKS. s9est speaker night
~ except Monday.
w. A. Scott. pastor. Sunday school.
s43 a. m Services. II a. m. aiho
TUESDAY and Friday evenings. Q .. m.
Faith Tsmpis--zist and ! sta. Rev,
Pred HornahUh. pastor Sunday
school ef5 a. IN. services. III = m.
Treasury" Rev r. LisinEst
Brook. speaker. ana -eectAriani1m
ana tia True Church