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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11

Two slow, sluggish hoop games dragged through two hours last night in the Douglas High gym as an unsparked Crimson Bear team trimmed the National Guard 45 to 28, and the Bremen walked the Elks into the floor in the second two cantos of the second game 10 win 38 to 26.
 The High School team played a poor, boring game, mainly because they had no competition to drive them to any effort. Mclaughlin and Kloss bolstered the Soldiers until four personals pulled Me- Laughlin from the game and the single substitute on the bench, Full Ter. was put in to replace him. While the J-High squad had a complete second team to draw from, the Army squad had to play only six men. subbing Fuller as often as was necessary.
 Murphy and Rice
 The team of Murphy and Rice, Inc, put the first ball through the hoop for the nights play as Rice missed an easy shot and Murphy made it good with high jump and a tap. McDaniel played good, but yet slow, game for the Bears, mak ing six field goals and free throw to score total of l3 points, high for the High School five.
 As per the rule book, two time outs were called by the officials at the timekeeper's table, for the good book says that in any game in which high school plays and there is no time out called in the first quarter of every half, ther the officials must call one. But this in itself seemed ironical fol the rule was to help the High School five, where in reality il was life-saver for the over-taxecl and under manned Soldiers.
 At the half the Army was only three field goals behind, but the Crimson Bears opened up on the tiring Guardsmen when the horn sounded, and the final horn ended the game with the scoreboard show ing 45 to 28 for the Bears.
 Bird High Point Man
 Joe Bird, panting ball handler for the Henning's squad, took high honors in the second fray of the evening with nine points to his credit before being sent to th c showers with four fouls shortly be- fore the game ended with the Fire men ahead 38 to 26.
 The Henning five looked good m the first two frames, checking
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
BEARS BEAT GUARD5MEN
 LAST NIGHT
Henning's Threaten Fire men-Then Take Beat-
 ing in Last Quarter

SCORES LAST NIGHT Juneau High 45; National Guard 28. Bremen 38; Jennings 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
 High at EIks,
 NighfGanles

As the Alaska Laundry and the B. M. Behrends Bank kegling teams split a match to last night at the Elks Bowling alleys. Cleveland bowled high for the nights pin play with total 531 Cleveland was bowling in the Bankers team with the two Brewitts.
 In the second match of the eve ming, the Home Grocery squad took a to match from the Cash and Carry boys in spite of l5-point game spot against the winners.
 The Medical Clinic trimmed the First National Bank keglers 3 to in the evenings last game with total scores being: Clinic, 1426; First National, 1868.
 Games tonight are between the Alaska Federal Savings and the 20th Century at o'clock, the Ju- neau Florists and the Golden Age at 8:15 o'clock, and the Snow White Laundry and the George Brothers at 9:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
Terr. Unemployment Compensation Com.
 Activities Increasing

According to announcement today the recently completed report cov- ering operations of the Territorial Unemployment Compensation Com mission during the calendar year l940 discloses an increase over 1939, both in contributions collected and benefit payments issued
 Contributions received by the Commission. based on wages pay able for services rendered in cov- cred employed during the first three quarters of l940, showed all increase of $42,08O20 over the same period of 1889: l94O benefit pay ments exceeded 1889 payments by $234, 4,50423.
 The increase in benefit payments was due largely to the curtailmenb of employment in the canned sal- mon industry, Executive Director Walter P Sharpe stated today Al- though l,236 cannery workers were penalized eight weeks because their unemployment was held to be due to labor dispute, great number drew substantial amounts following the normal two-week waiting period plus the eight-week penalty period. A portion of the increase can be credited to the fact that an ever increasing number of workers are taking advantage of their rights under the Alaska Unemployment Compensation Act.
 The close of the calendar year l940 disclosed a total of 4,062 ini- tial benefit claims and 22737 con- tinued claims received.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11

Try classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
HospIrAL EorEs

Admitted for medica. care, Mrs. John Berg is at St. z,ln's Hospital.
 Mrs. Jerry Trambitas and baby daughter were dismissed from St. Anns today.
 Mrs. A. Johnson was admitted to St. Anns today and is receiving sur gical attention.
 Matilda Brown is medical pa tient at the Government Hospital.
 A surgical admission, Betsy Ka- dake is tthe Government Hospital
 Lillian Charles was medical ad- mission at the Government Hospital today.
 Mrs. c. Greenwald and baby were dismissed from the Government Hospital today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11

Home Grocery M. Benedict . 145 145 145- 435
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
THEIR, PETERSON, OUT

Miss Bertha Fiber and Miss Shirley Peterson sail on the Yukon for Cordova and other Westward points on an inspection trip for th7 Office of Indian Affairs. Miss Peterson is Associate Consultant in Public Health Nursing in the Wash ington office and Miss Fiber $ Supervisor of Nurses in the Terri tory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
CORDOvA AGENT RETURNS

MT. and Mrs. R. J. DeLeo were in Juneau for few hours today when the Yukon was in port from the South. DeLeo is the Alaska Steam ship Agent in Cordova and is re. turning after trip to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11

Admitted for medica. care, Mrs. John Berg is at St. z1n's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
HOW THEY STAND

Two slow, sluggish hoop games dragged through two hours last night in the Douglas High gym as an unsparked Crimson Bear team trimmed the National Guard 45l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11

Totals - 400 455 4Ss-l43s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11

Juneau High gym the Eagles will meet the DeMolay in the first game of the session and the Elks will play the Bremen in the second game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-11
GEORGE HITE THROUGH

George Hite, Nome property owner, is to arrive today via PAA from Fairbanks bound for a vaca- ticn in the States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
HOPE Is IN THE LORD

Let US obey God rather than
men. but let us not disobey God
in refusing 10 respect and obey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

WASHINGTON -- Government
expansion Of It's IVA type Of
power development 10 the entire
country was advocated by Sen.
George w. Norris. Ind. Neb., IN
view OF the present shortage of
electrical energy for defense needs.
Norris. who introduced bin In
1885 10 create seven little TvA'S
TO blanket the country with public
power In accordance with President
Roosevelt's recommendation. said
there would be no power shortage
now II the hill had passed.
Had II not been for IVA. now
supplying energy for the Alumni.
mum Company Of America, produo-
ton OF aluminium would have been
~ crippled that "our airplane pro-
gram would he defeated right
row." Norris said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

CAMP uuNTER IfooErT.
1sian. Cal = Commanders ~ ne
Third ana est q. a army afvi.
sloas from Fcrt Lewis Wash.
Monday paottea = campaign which
~ii open divisional msneatefs
preparatory To X coFps sFes war
games scheduled 10 start 1,ine -
MAJ Gen. George A. whlis.
commander - $4,000 men IN TIE
tist ws. expected = aFsAsr .
Thanking attack anndsF night
against ths Third divisions is.oon
troops. led ~ MAJ Gen. 6 ,.
Thompson.
The Third ferce wiii h. the
right flank ~ : theoretical Hue
force Indications were that the
sisf, part ~ = large theoretical
Red force. would sweep up san
Antonio valley after nlEhtfsii Mon.
day ard hamms- the niuss IN an
attempt 20 turn their right flank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Byrnes Urges
Aid 10 Britain
Senator SoYs Hitler
MuY MOI Hit u. S.

srARrASssURa. = G - s-n
James y. Rvrnez n. :. G. ealing
for whatever sssns- are neces-
say u insure delivery - Amer1.
can war SUPPLIES = Britain. ssid
today ~ doubts that GermaHy
would attack 4. 3 planes ~ var
ships engaged n such wurk.
He ccnoeded. however. thai ~.
lacks might ~ posslele hecauss
ne ere - - can with certainty
say What hitler VII o.
IN an address prepared fer -.
livery befnre tn graduating class
a Wexford college hsrp. nyrnss
aid;
WIN Hesitate
Ny own netief - that hs VII
hesitate To attack our planes and
ships. Re xfn hesitate because
Ne has heretofore followed the
policy of attacking he enemies enc
AZ q tims. DE has skilifully re-
Trained from doing anything that
would inspire cooperation BY thnss
he sought h destroy.
~ would b. In perfect accord
with his policy - permit the land
ing Of the limited quantities - mn-
nitions now available for shipment
TO Britain rather than 70 run the
risk Of bringing the United states.
with all its naval power. actively
into the war"
Must Reserve Right.
Byrnes also declared that the
United states must reserve for IL.
self the right 10 decide when u 10
attacked.
He said that the sdmlnistrs.
tion's foreign policy IL not IN
consistent with The Democratic
platform pledge against participa.
tion in foreign wars except IN
case Of attack
He said he had been responsible
for including that qualification IN
the plank AZ the Chicago con-
vention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
War IN Eursps
a Year AGO
June Z, $50

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

constituted governmental author
ity. The power Of constituted gov
eminent II the only safeguard
against wholesale destruction Of
life and property as long a. men
seek for advantage by violence.
Let us then be good citizens OF our
state and nation. But let us not
put our hope and trust In these
things.
Our hope IL In the Lord. The
nations OF the earth rage In seek
ing 10 throw off the righteous
claims Of a righteous God. but the
second psalm tells Us that God will
hold them In derision and viii
ultimately break them IN pieces
like a potter's vessel Our final.
supreme and ultimate allegiance
must be and remain 10 the Lord
and His viii for US"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Rev. R. L. Powell Answers Five Questions
Concerning War ond Christion Attitude
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON

why doesn't God stop this awful war Why do the
nations mad? How any good from this sort
of calamity? Is there any hope for just and righteous
peace What attitude should Christians have toward this
cruel and bloody business called war?
questions
L in
= Baptist church
the harvest applicable 10
Indivi he declared He on
deceived; God
he also reap
o Knocked means
literally up thing Of utter contempt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

We seem 10 have come now for
this old world. National Israel
came TO this tragic hour when
they rejected The Messiah and
caused the Romans to cruelty
Him. They have reaped a two
thousand year harvest Of SORROW
and suffering. such as no other
people Of this earth have ever
known. and the end IL not yet.
DANIEL Is QUOTED
The prophet Daniel tells Of
the time when the whole world
viii come 10 the full ripening Of
iniquity. And in the latter time
Of their kingdom. when the trans
gressors are come 10 the fun. a
king Of fierce countenance, and
understanding dark sentences,
shall stand up. And his power
shall be mighty. but not by his
own power that probably means
by satanic inspirationl: and he
shall destroy wonderfully. and
shall prosper. and practice. and
shall destroy the mighty and the
holy people. (This indicates that
he shall destroy the dominant ma
tons or peoples along with the
Jews.) And through his policy
also he shall cause craft 10 pros
per in his hand; and he shall mag
nifty himself in his heart, and by
peace shall destroy many: he shall
also stand up against the Prince
Of princes; but he shall be broken
without hand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

Leon Mis-. appliance merchsn-
disc manager a overlAnd's. iiss
Commerce st. iiap Broadway. h
the only Tacoma man 10 attain
the highest award given BY the
General Electric Corp. fer rccog-
milton Of sales
He il now included in the men,
hership o. the star division Of q.
T. roppcrs club. an honorary
society Of c. 2. fer recognition Of
selling = balanced high quota Of
c. f. appliances. Only two other
men in the Pacific Northwest have
gained this honor.
Mills announces that his store
is going TO feature an Is great
days sale % unusual values 10
inaugurate the summer buying
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Sd and 4lsi Divisions Preparing
For Big Maneuvers in California

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closely win Estnz - ~ eslsn<fz
flunE hisna emmunitlua
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shls q ne trcep4 III = wss
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would - en faot thfuaxh ~
rough. o. covered tsFFsin uf th<
reservation.
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pun tent snezmrEHeat sh<Fe -
alsss ausFtefed undsf ths shelter
n trees - pfuteet them fsum %.
servstians ~ slFpi~ns seeuts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

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lee. secretary ~ the Afisnns Woal
Growers Asseeiaflna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Armageddon Is Near, Says Temple Baptist
Pastor in Address; Recalls Prophecies

win b. slaughter. fsmines AMI
p<stficnoes. o. a worldwide scale.
BECOMING COMMON
IAN 81 these things have hap
pened in tire rast. On = limited
scale n naost instances. but row
they are becoming - common
that We arr rot aware q their
proportions. We are aiso told hat
men shall become pernlexed as
never before: that riches viii h.
come = burden o. weeping: that
mems hearts shall fail them for
fear. that natural love shall ~
abandoned. that covenants viii
have 70 value: that the world viii
70 plessure-mad: thar there wiil
- rising tide Of hatred Tor all
righteousness: that sensuaiity or
lust win rule the thinking q man
kind: and that men shall cling 10
a form Of religion but without the
power Of God in H.
You may decide for yourself
whether these things are now hap
pening. We believe we are at the
day-dawn Of all human history.
And when these things begin 20
come 10 pass. then look up. and
lift up your heads: for your re
demption draweth nigh
The coming Of Christ Is the
only star Of hope In an otherwise
starleSs night. hus thank God. II
Is the blessed hope for all who
look fer His return.
THE CHRISTIAN ATTITUDE
we already have answered all
the other questions raised in the
subject announced except the last
one. What attitude should Christ
ians have toward this cruel and
bloody business called war;
The Child Of God u living in
a wsr-bound world. but he has the
peace Of God. He has a two-fold
citizenship. However. here on the
earth. he Il TO render unto Caesar
the things which belong unto cae-
sar. and unto God the things that
are Gods This il the Lords ex-
PLANTATION Of our situation.
While we deplore war. hate al
Of its inner workings and outer
manifestations. sorrow for all its
ruin and havoc, refuse 10 partiei-
pate in its cruelty and hatred. yet
we are citizens Of the state and
as such have obligations which
must be met.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
THE ARMIES GATHER

The New Testament explana-
ton Of this Is that they will accept
the Messiah. But the value OF
this thought in connection with
the present worldwide distress Is
that we are approaching the time
Of Jacobs trouble. This time will
witness the gathering OF all the
armies Of the earth and all the
ornaments OF the earth in the
land Of Palestine.
We do not try 10 turn prophet
In the sense Of telling events Of
the future. but II is very interest
ing 10 note that the armies are
looking in that direction right
now. The word Of God does fore
tell this gathering Of the armies:
Behold. ! will make Jerusalem a
cup of trembling to all the people
round about. when they shall be
in siege both against Judah and
Jerusalem. And in that day will
I make Jerusalem a burdensome
stone for all people: all that bur
den themselves with n shall be cut
in pieces, though all the people Of
the earth be gathered together
against it, Czech. 12:2.3)
THE FOURTH ANSWER
-. The final answer 70 this
question Is that We are approach
ing the most glorious event Of all
history. the personal appearing Of
the Lord Of glory. The return Of
Jesus Christ 10 this earth In az
ISOLATED In the scriptures with
some remarkable things which
seem 10 b coming 10 pans In a
most startling manner right now.
We are reminded that innedi-
stely preceding His return 10 this
earth there viii be a worldwide
denial Of the true faith and men
shall become scoffers. the Jews
viii return in great numbers to
Palestine 800. 900 there nowl, the
nations viii become war-erazed
and wars and rumors Of wars viii
be the vogue. earthquakes win be-
come almost common over the
earth and very frequent. and there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
THE THIRD ANSWER

s. The next answer is that God
is not through with the Jews vet.
They are the object of His pur-
poses and plans affecting this
whole world. No man can read
the Bible and not be aware of the
fact that God Is yet going TO do
three things for that people:
I'D He Is going To re-gather
them out of all the nations into
which they have been scattered:
t2) He Is going to cause them TO
pass through a time of trouble
which will climax in the battle OF
Armageddon; t3) He is going 10
deliver them. that Is. He will de-
liver those who are left: And I
will bring the third part through
the fire, and will refine them as
silver IL refined. and will try them
as gold is tried; they shall call
on Ny Name, and I will hear
them: viii say. II is my people /:
and they shall say. the Lord il
my God.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

In every one Of the warning ma
tons. there have been definite
movements anti-ehristian and
atheistic. TO be sure in some more
than others. They have said that
the Bible. which Is the word Of
God. il Of no value except as col
lection of folklore. They are sure
" going to find they cannot mock
the world Of God.
Teaching atheism win produce
a harvest Of hell anywhere on
earth. America is no exception.
Our educational processes have
turned sharply in this very direc-
ton and we may as well get ready
for the harvest God il not mock
ed.
This war IL the natural off
spring produced by uniting the
pride OF the unregenerated heart
with Goddess culture in the fields
Of natural sciences. The world has
multiplied its destructive powers
and greatly intensified its destruc-
tive motives. What else could we
expect?
THE SECOND ANSWER
-. The secon answer TO that
question may te found in the
fact that there is a ripening pro-
cess Of evil which must be COM
pleted sooner or later God is
represented TO US as being Ions
suffering toward man, not willing
that any should perish, but at the
same time there is limit beyond
which even Gods great love can
never 60.
THE first Bible instance of
Gods exhausted patience may be
found in connection with the
flood: And God saw that the
wickedness Of man was great in
the earth, and that every imagi-
nation of the thoughts of his heart
was only evil continually. And 1t
repented the Lord that He had
made man on the earth. and II
grieved Him at His Heart. And
the Lord said, I will destroy man
whom I have created from the
face Of the earth. (Gen.6:5-D.
1.-THE FINAL DEADLINE
Here Is a clear case in point.
BY way of contrast, we are told
that God withheld judgment from
the Amorites until their iniquity
was full. There is final dead
line for sin. a day when 1t must be
dealt with-not even God can
stand 1t any longer.
ffTxhot 4. the dau ttROn which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
CHRIST Is NEEDED

8hthtEI - ENFtbfsb
Let Us not have any false no
tons about war and peace. There
is never going 10 be any peace on
this earth until Jesus Christ. the
Prince Of Peace. returns TO the
earth and establishes worldwide
peace through His personal reign.
All Of these msn-made peace trea-
ties will go the same way as the
league OF nations and the Kellogg
pact.
AS long a. greed. selfishness,
racial prejudices and lust for pow
er remain uncontrolled In the hu-
man heart, treaties mean nothing.
Then II we are 10 maintain order
ly government, men and women
must be willing to give their sup
port to these governments. obedi-
ence to civil authorities Il a def
mite part Of the teachings Of the
scriptures.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-03-07

LII IS Plat INC COZ ITTE-3
The types of aGri cultural Gre
dit nee 5od by farmers in alaska
are:
Short term loans for, crop
prodnc tion items such as seed, fer7
tilizor, livestock, Invest took feed !
equipment, and small machinery.
Ions tie I'M loans for,, purchase
of LEND, Land improv oment, and
buildin, impr ovoments.
The above named types OF ayr
icultural credit are provided to
farmers in the States by Federal
agencies such as the farm Credit
Admins rat ion and the Farm Sc
curity Athni tration.
&o rec onrnond, Thereof ore, that
the Land Use Plan Ing Com ittoo
do all in it's power to have these
credit Facilities extended and madol
available to farmers in tho Ter
ritory O. Alaska".
The next mooting vii be Lar
CHI l9, 1911