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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

Fawoefs. Services. 2. rriendi, hour. .
Speaker. Mt. 4. G. Randolph
truth center sos 70 iith Tor.
eion Fleming pastor Services Tues
day Lecture and questions
Universal rptf1fuaf tsIsht shHtfs
llss 30. ravsett. Martin : psss.
Ms. Cora Isshsff
mlsckIlANfous
smsriesn laks south -sandss
peopls $50
sssgt~fss fsssss stws~sss - womans
Clubhouse t7e Broadway
Church of tod 70 18th ana n1fms
inshsm u Mcdaniel faster Sun
das school esss Services Iess sna
Q Young people
commanitv aams chsfsn sam
ana Polk ThuFs 1 Mobsfa p&ssof
SUNDAY school, 10 services II. Ysans
SUNDAY school 10 Services. II.
rdresssd acknowledgements ms
Hntehlnson ssstsF SUNDAY sehaol
. 1ss r. ssr.' u. .sss,s ss sss,r ana
evsnsslist nfhle shoes - -
cb1reh ~ God IN shriss-~zsii -
= ur Rogers. pastor nundss school
s4s ssrvles u and
Church - tire .Is<sisss 6ns<s--f,s-
vision II No Henry Victor Nor
San. pastor SUNDAY school 10 ssry.
ehsrsh ~ chrss--eo sssh ana L
q = Poisan minisser Services ~
and 20 sermons. Lass " fnaus~
s.en;s and efhs Hsd ssfi"s % TIE
s..... 49,. -. Go. -
msr II Henderson pastor SUNDAY
school ssb services II ana Tst
Youth Crusader s<Fsiess $50
Friends Church fQasksrsD = ssth
and Mckinley Calvin Cnoste nsatof
SUNDAY school ge3 Services II and
100 Christian Enasasor. 8 30
Hsps shse~i--sosssn ssts sna Bel
vern splifmAn interim pastor b1n-
dsY school . - Services ~ ana J &c.
gsbsysh's NORM stn ssd
STATE Nd studs s1e watch
tower study
lasfle Hse.n ssasss = Asssfsesn
az srscoi 10 Services. Il and %
C. Y. $50.
pastor sunday schaai 10 s@rsIees II
Little ghsp<i-lis7h4 Cp<amsfes -
q u sttsslitx pastor aundaY
sehool sss Services II ssd 70
Apsssoile fsfh = isis south }
Mrs Frteds L Martin pea1of sun.
asS sehosi 80 Services II sa6
ronnz Peoples nl.4ion.fx seefszs :
osen Dser sfl.sisB-s7ls soass p
cons sas u hfsunssf sspesin.
.<naent supass sehesi 70 s%rvifss
. nna ia
esnasf fnnpsg - Ponder STATEN
william puAs. pastor SUNDAY scbooi
s45 s<ryiea 73o
cemmanif, ssnasy sebeas---speaa-
snt AssstnK 10 20
- P~f<rs ssnazs s<heol-O4a r.
eonHa 9 Oness Anaef.ou sasperfn-
tsn1eot sundas serool > -
rssesns Hsaea@ As.sfsn-Itsz -.
eifie services 3 o. -. Dusst spsaksf
Tsrsms ae~p~i sssssssn go lisa
ssrvsess Ts.aass To
Tie chfasf-f sassssa Lsfs ezssfs--
~ 4 suilains ttb sed Bread
wag 4 [ Goa esssar s<fyie~~
fnssy Tsmess-11vssson sss } Less
.. CoMha ies<ieF SUNDAY sebc7a, -.
services sermon. ~The frsifs 81
fbs spirit =
aenhsniss as~tbsen ~ Gsfsss
ktos1ststn Elss~ss = n.tsa sosssz -
e. ss", s@sfsaoi 3 ~ ssr'sss III i .ns 'i
fgfsf fsmss snifs fhsfTh spans
sehooi 10 40 sersio<a lf1s
Bih1s MISSION --zsfs - lztn sery-
lces 7s9 ch'ldf*w's s<Fsiess
.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Fort Lewis Chaplain
Al Zion Lutheran

Occupying the pulpit of Zion
Lutheran church. So. 10th and L
SITS. Sunday morning will be Chap
lain Carl Schrader of Fort Lewis.
Captain Schrader Is one of the
many Lutheran ministers who
has taken up the work of chap
lain since the outbreak of war.
The Rev. A. w. Schelp, pastor.
viii be speaking at Grace and Our
Redeemer Lutheran churches in
connection with their mission
festival.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Capacity Crowds Are
Hearing Evangelist

'sesen Men and Can q Fruit
juice IL the Topic u the sermon
~ Evangelist Thomas - The first
Evangelical church. 18th ana \.
tonight AZ TO p m. me mrs
sage 10 bassd on an epic II ths
ssF IN the solomon Isisad< d.
scribing the experiences u Amsf1-
can boy heroes Nho wsfs sdfift
for many days.
interest IN the neesines 10 IN
ereasing and services win eensinas
ali next week except hosdsT. ~.
Thomas Il . former pastor II
the bocAi church and IL 81 pres
snt the pastor u ens 81 ths
largest churches Of hls denouins-
tl<m In Portland
Sermon topics for neat wsek
include me following: "A seoF<f
weapon for bonns defense. Who
waii pay our seot Are yeu
white washed or uasheaywhits :
ana ms Addied church member. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

need a revival Of religion in these
days Of strife. Recognition Of
the need Is shown by the con-
sheraton in the matter Of tires
and gasoline shown pastors who
are serving congregations.
Preaching the "old time Cos
pei, evangelism. Bible confer
ences. home and foreign missions
and the organization and conduct
of Christian laymen's groups. all
are included in the program of
the association which the Rev.
Mr.. zorn represents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

The people who have no time
to read are too busy on matters
of lesser Importance.
Speaking of priorities. there Is
the Sunday morning worship
hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

The Rev. A. N. Collins, for
ner missionary 10 Jopon now
snoooed in evonoelist,c work
IN this country, vii speok or
II O. m. and 80 .. m. Sun
5oy OF First Covenont church,
So. 10th and SIS. Mr.. Col
Inns makes his home in Tur-
lock, Colt. The Rev. Corl n.
Peterson. poster. IS onticipotino
loroe crowds to hear his vital
messages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Continued From Preceding Page
Emmanuel Evangelical so 2srd
pastor. Sunday school. $50 English
service. 1890. Speaker. the REV. A. W.
Ramstad.
METHODIST
Asbury-s6ol 10 Puget sound ave
Frank II Haley pastor Sunday school.
g.45. Services. II and 7. sermons
ming speaker. the Rev. Frank =.
Cartwright
Allen Chapel A. N. 100 South
Yakima d Stephenson pastor
Sunday school. s45 Services. 10
Bethany = So 57th ana Park Er-
nest Barber. pastor. Church school.
e:45. Services. lo:45 and 7:3o. SER
President of the Israefitish Common
wealth" Evening. showing Of movie.
I. cai.ary-Ea o4th ana p. n. \
Otto, pastor SUNDAY school e;%S
immanael-so. 18TH and J j T.
Mcqueen, pastor. service. II. sermon.
'.The Riches % Gods Grace"
Epworth 90 5tn. ano Anderson
Harold o Perry. pastor. services. IL
and 7.5o Sermons. The EysnseI of
Jesus" ana Youth ana War Eve
ming speaker. the Rev. VIM. Callahan.
IT.
fern HiH--s4is So O ,. n Butler
pastor SUNDAY school. . 4o Service
/ IL and 7 80. Sermons. The Year Of
Jubilee" and The Religion that
Jesus Practieed.s
Fmsf-so 5th and X. Milton A
Marcy pastor, worship 1890 and
7.3o Study classes. II 40 Young
/ people. s.l5. Sermons The Indians
Of Bolivia. n Forgotten People" BY
/ the Rev. John s. Herrick, morHfns.
Evening, Mems club gospel team.
Grace-Easr satin ana n Q 2
I Faulkner pastor SUNDAY school 10
/ Services IL
Iesourd No. 18th ana stevens
GEORGE ? HopkinA pastor sery.
nsson NO 7srn ana Madison no,
Leslie Smith pastor Sunday school.
Q AS Services. II ana J 80. Young
/ peoples groups. Q and $50. Preside
group. SIS Morning speaker, Dr.
/ Prank 7. Cstrrfxhf. Evening Chap
/ lain Omer Idso on what Mind Of
Parkisnd-Anneffe Kienibauch and
/ Bessie 3 pease pastors suDdss
school. 10 Services. II. Sermon. .Ts
Give Il 10 serve" Youth fellowship
7.
II. Psurs-so. 40 and L Nm. Y
/ Callahan pastor Service n. Junior
high fellowship. 7 Senior high. 7 80.
PRESIDE, sso. Sermon. "A Word
TrinIt,-soe "a SSH John csusn.
Ian pastor sundax school as
Services. II and TO Young peopis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

fir.t-so attn and "A Arthur d
Cook pastor Sunday sehooi rs
8 IS Sermons. ~ hen fsgd says,
No :, and The Great Physieian.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

FlFst-l31l 50 5 Falph KEN
ii and 7so Young people. s45.
Speaker. Evangelist D. .. Archer.
MekiDfsy fsrs-sle "a ssfn Q b
Perry pastor SUNDAY school 10
Services II and TO p " g. e45
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

A fasd kces = &C. frl~sa whe
Ntll nrvsr hstfnr ya<s
re effectiveness - fsEtb : u.
esvs multiplied when n Il snlxed
With N hene<t p<Fsassl sffsvt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

H<theI-So fith ana J Jonn W
doseto pastor SUNDAY school e45
Services IL ana 80
fab~fnsei<- 50 fzE ana o harm
, BEl nastoF SurcaY senool . -
Services II sns ! 80
Fan Gospel ChspeI-so ASIA anc
Tacoms q HorYis pastor sun
dsy school as Services II ana
Glad TidinEs Assembly u 6ssd~
S0<s No Pearl Iyie 3 sprsdleF pas-
toy sunday school SIS Services II
saA Jas
~oHtb Tzrama fuil EosDfI TsbeT-
Bsfir-3z15 s.. Union James Honoi<
pz-znT Services. . m
tssspel itxhf IsbsfnseBe Min
L steissr pasteF Services. 81 and 8
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
WOULD END DEBT


The present pastor. the Rev.
Carl +. RydeIl. came to Tacoma
from San Diego. Calf. In Janu-
airy. 1886. At the present time
First Lutheran Is in the midst of
a campaign 10 reduce the church
building Indebtedness. This Goth
anniversary appeal is meeting
with generous response from
the members and friends Of the
congregation.
Some other facts concerning
First Lutheran are of unusual in
terest. This was the first con-
gregation Of Swedish speaking
people TO be organized in the state
Of Washington. Now the Swedish
language has long since been laid
aside for the use Of the language
Of the land. and the membership
is composed of people OF many
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
ssIsarIos ARMY

fofDs Va : > TO Ht IBtb EHft
Williams major SUNDAY echooi
ana Corps Cadets 20 1ouns peo-
Dless legion SIS Open aif SERVES
10 30 and TIA Services 81 IL and
tbs
soufh Tseomz Ostposf--s2ns ana
Ozkes Mrs Axksw IN ehafee sun
day schooi s4A Services % Toabs
peoples legion
Corps Nc. .--flif % i1tn enn-
Anderson ia hare sunday schooi.
AS Prayer service. 70 .. N Sal
s4tion usestsne
svsasnay-sanaay scf.ooi. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

FffsI-corneF ~ ieth ara q
ernaffn@T cffrFlrt pAss0f ffrrteen
fastufeaY1 aaAD&fh scfooa > 30 Nass
sbfD 11 Youns peopif's sesoeT ssSs-
ice aundown
soufb glde-so setn ano Tfs0rnp-
con r q scn4ffnsF a8stFiet p4sssF
ssrysoss fsatuTdmyg BsDbaso sfnofd.
ssss Wogahss II YoanE DsgpAs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Efssnsf truth ssififssilss fhpfes
- sas~Fsfs 80 - or AHasr We
ster. pastor Ht1lizs TO Lecture .
firss Efsfa.s LHs spirit esssss
fhnrfh z40s - henf HFfEsn
pastor Cfrcis 7 skgnonftts.
Progressive splrffasI rhsffb- -
9 Boz all 30 Tseonaa--5onz services
7ff Service =
National spifflssnss CbBeh - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

7he man who u kiekin. = npt
dong much pushing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Bible PREBYTEhIAs
First = 30 iith ana N ROY I
Brumbsush pastor SINE schooi 10
srss rrs-tm,n. me 81 - esr,si. 's ana
soul satisfaction
rHfsssrssi.S
fs~fhans--No sisf ana VERGE ,
Arthur Stevenson. pastor sunday
school. o.45 Services. II and 80,
are YOU and Great tpeehs Of
sacred History"
esisss.-s 20 % W y Poison
pastor SUNDAY sehooi e,4s Services
Il.
FIRST rsooms ana Division >
Renwiek MCCULLOUGH pastor sundas
school 40 services ii ana 7.so
&C. z. a.i5.
Immanuel-No etn ana Haroio
Long pastor Services II
Little Church on the PfafFle-iake.
wood community Church school.
. AS. Services. II. Guest speaker. DR.
Marvin Walters Of Green Bay. Wa
Sermon .The 8isr, ~ Gods Hsas<. :
enns c w johnson pastor Bihls
The servant" Christian Endeavor. ..
Oakland - sstn ana Proctor
Edwin q Hurd. pastor sunday
school. s45. Services ~ ana J 80
C b. 9 30 Sermons. Great Words Of
scripture; SIN" and "ehrissisn
Fast side Chapel - sI4 "a 18TH
ysrn . Poole pastor Evening ssrv-
sprasue Memorial : SO s7th sno
Warner Charies Snowden pastor
sunday school 10 Services II and
$50
Firss nnfsea-Diyisson ana orsns
Henry O Dssts. pastor SUNDAY
school. D4s Services IL and 30.
Young people. go Sermon. Living
Your Lie ON the Divine PisDe.s b<Fy-
Ice men welcome 70 All services.
Westminster--lso 5otb and 4 sta
George FsIichef minister SUNDAY
school as Services II and 7 10
Sermon. Add to Fslth knssledss
Evening community song service and
movie. life Of christs
fahoma fsffsee-so Goth and Gle
nent SUNDAY school ssB sers-
ieeA. IL Holy communion and bap-
tlsnn Df. W. n. @swhiii officiating.
fife fhapei-Bfb'S school. 10. hery-
ice 80 .. m ss.sNfsT The Hss. {. W.
johnson. bfrn4n. Gods HeaEss"
Presbyterian sospsI fenfss - Win
throp notfi. Broadway entrance.
Bible classes. % Services II and
30 Sermons "tou Abfshsm eas
Christ ara The natural Nan. fbs
dsrnsi Man. the spiritual Nsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

fCoatlnued frem Preceding rsgsl
for the men N TIE service. ne
Lutheran Compass Mission Nsz
organlzed IS : psrt q the church :
activity With ssamen and log-
gers. Tbs organization wzs iatsr
taken ever b Al TIE Lathersns
Of the city. and i nov known -
TIE Lutheran Welfare Society.
IN November. 1924. the church
burned. Reef md walls were D.
stroyed. and the sight that greet
ID the members Of the eonEre-
Katien the next day waz ths
painting e the ascending chrizs.
which Vas stu standing above the
altar. This sight gave : feeling
Of the permaneney % the un-
changing Christ IN the midst q
\ changing world. and the peo-
pie took heart Plans for the
present beautiful church were pre-
pared by Heath. Cove and Bel.
Tacoma architects. The corner
stone vas laid July Il. 1928. and
The super structure erected. How
ever. the congregation wershlpped
IN The basement psrlors for =
period Of tao years. IN 1877 Or.
Bloomqnist resigned to accept .
call 10 Rockford. Illinois.
The Rev. Ernest G. svenson Of
Duluth. MINI. was called. and
he arrived to take up his work
In 1877. BE started At once on
the task Of finishing the church
building, and by 1929 the inter-
Tor was complete and the dedics-
ton held. Later q three manual
Moiler pipe organ was installed.
During the years Of the pas
torates Of DR.. Bloomquist and the
Rev. Svenson the congregation
reached maturity. and progress
in many directions was encourse-
ing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
One Suitide,
Attempt
In kefthikan
Musician Shoots Himself
Mother of Fire Victim
Is in Hospital

KETCHIKAN, Alaska. Jan. r.
Larry Mccain, formerly of Seattle,
committed suicide at his home here
shortly before midnight last night,
using a 90 calibre revolver.
Mccain was a pianist and organ
list in Seattle and several other
Northwest Washington cities before
coming to Ketchikan about 10 years
ago, where he has been a theatre
organist and music teacher.
Motive for the suicide was not
Immediately determined.
A Ketchikan woman was taken
to the hospital last night after a
suicide attempt.
She is Mrs. Ruth Houtz mother
of Robert Fosse, 8 years old, who
was burned to death here when fire
Quilted the home of his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Muller,
Thursday. Mrs. Houtz was hospital
lied after she had slashed her wrists,
apparently grief stricken. She first
attempted to jump in the bay, then
was persuaded to go home, where
she slashed her wrists.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
| JENNINGS, ELkS
CLASH TONIGHT
IN 5(H00L GYM
High School 10 Play Juneau
Fire Department in
Opening Game

Thirty cents will buy two basket
ball games tonight in Juneau High
gym, when the Crimson Bears meet
the Firemen and the Elks meet
Hennings
The Crimson Bear game will
come first, at 7:30 o'clock
Friday night will see the renew
al of the Douglas-Juneau prep
feud, with the outcome of the first
team game perhaps deciding the
winner of the northern division
title of the Southeast Alaska High
School League Juneau has won
two games SO far and if the Bears
can take the third, the series will
be over If not, the series will go
on until one team wins three
games.
Also slated for Friday night is
another clash between the school
reserves. Douglas has won two so
far.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
Alaska Game
Com mission
0pensMeei
Sessions Of Game Board al
Washington Are 10 Be
Closed 10 Public

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. The
Alaska Game Commission, acting
in an advisory capacity to the Sec
rotary of the Interior, opened its
annual meeting here today to
study proposed changes in Alaska
game laws.
Sessions of the commission will
be closed, representatives of the
Fish and Wildlife Service said. The
commission will discuss the situa-
ton caused by large numbers of
service men hunting in the Ter
ritory.
The commission is composed of
one member from each Alaska ju-
dicial district and the chief repre-
sentative OF the Alaska Fish and
Wildlife Service, Frank Dufresne
who is also executive secretary Of
the commission.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
YOUNG TEAMS
TAKE BEATING
FROM ELDERS
Only Junior Elk Ladies
Manage 10 Top Veter7
ans Pin Totals

Junior bowling on the Elk Alleys
yesterday gave the Moose 2l67
to 1922 victory over the Junior ElkS,
although the Elks won two of the
three games. @
Juneau High Boys took a beat
ing from their Alumni opponents,
dropping three games for a total
of 2216 to 2173. Similarly, the Girl
Alumni took the High School
Girls, 1888 to 1916.
In the Elks Ladies series, the
Junior Ladies defeated their SEN
iors, 1870 to 1920
The same teams will be matched
next Sunday with few changes in
the lineups.
Individual scoring:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
Farewell Party Is
Given Councillors

Mrs. George Rivard and Mrs.
Melvin Bloom, who have been
councillors for the Junior Catholic
Daughters of America, were guests
of honor at a surprise party given
for them at the last regular meeting
of the organization in the Parish
Hall.
After pleasant evening spent
playing games refreshments were
served and the honor guests were
presented with gifts by the host
esses. The occasion was a fare
well party as both Mrs. Rivard and
Mrs. Bloom are leaving this week
for the south.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
NO RUSSIAN LEADER

In a personal item in The Empire
Saturday mention was made that
Mr.. and Mrs. George N, TulintSeff
had been leaders" in the Russian
colony in Juneau for many years
M. Daniloff, a resident OF Juneau
for fourteen years, visited the En-
pire office today to call the at
tention of the paper to the fact
that the Russian Colony had no
leaders and to refute the story as it
appeared in the paper.
The Empire prints this to benefit
Mr.. and Mrs. Tulintseff and Mr..
Daniloff for its confusing use of
the term leader"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
Witnesses from
Sitka Are Here

Business was rushing this after
noon ON the top floor of the Fed
eral Building as the first of long
line of witnesses in court cases 70
come before the grand jury began
registering with the U. S. Marshal,
Clerk Of the Court and other Of
ficials.
The first installment of witness
es are from Sitka, having arrived
last night. The grand jury will
meet tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
MRS. JOSEPH DE GANAHL AND
CHILDREN RESIDING HERE

Mrs. Joseph deGanahl, who re-
Gently arrived in Juneau from Sit
ka, has taken an apartment in the
r. E. Robertson house on 7th and
Gold Street Chuck and Virginia
deGanahl have both entered the
Juneau schools where Chuck is a
sophomore and Virginia a member
of the sixth grade.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
Past Commanders
Night al Legion

Tonight will be Past Command
ers' Night at the Dugout of the
Afford John Bradford Post of the
American Legion, it was announced
today.
Chairman of the meeting will be
Homer Nordling, one of the Past
Commanders, and all Legion mem
bers and veterans of the Gastin-
eau Channel area are invited to be
on hand.
Entertainment will be provided
and the session will end with a
chile feed, Nordling said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
Asks 10 Change
Letter in Name

Clarence William Wiitanen filed
a petition with the Federal Dis
trict Court here late Saturday to
change one letter in his name.
Wiitanen wants to spell it witt
tanen,' which is the way he de-
clares he has written the name
here for years and the name by
which he is known
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
Basketball Scores
On Saturday Night

The following are scores of bias
ketball games, conference and non
conference, played last Saturday
night:
University of Washington 40
Idaho 49,
Oregon 40; Washington State 3s
Stanford So; st. Mary's 35.
California "A; Santa Clara SO.
University of Washington tops
the standings SO far with two
games won.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
LEGION BOWERS
TAKE NO. 1 ELkS

The American Legion and Elks No
l bowling teams won matches on the
BPOE alleys Sunday, the veterans
edging out the second lodge team,
1868 to 1925, while the No. bowlers
took the Baranof quintet, 2488 to
2206.
Frank Metcalf of the Legion was
high bowler of the day, wrapping
up 568 points
Individual cnOripp.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
MRS. HAROLD KNIGHT AND
CHILDREN SOUTHBOUND

Mrs. Harold Knight and Kath-
leen and Chatfield Knight are south
bound passengers for Seattle. They
expect to remain in Seattle for some
time and will be in the States for
an indefinite stay.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
EVACUATION
ORDERS ARE
ROUTINE
Families Of Service Men
Leave for Statesmen
on 24-hour Duty
Continued from Page One)

Similar orders for evacuation Oh
families of civil service employees,
contractors and naval personnei,
both enlisted and officer were re-
ceived by naval bases throughout
the Territory a few days after the
declaration of war on December 8,
and was completed some time ago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
CORDoYA COuRT TERM

A term of the district court will
be held at Cordova beginning Feb
ruary 2. There are only few civil
cases on the docket.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
MARRIED AT CORDOvA

At 8 o'clock New Years Eve,
Miss Donna Delay, school teach
er, and Theodore Leroy Baden,
popular young man, were married
at Cordova by the Rev. David H.
Crawford.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-12
AUSTIN RETIRES

Judge E. c. Austin has an
nounced his retirement from the
office of United States Commits
sioner at Ketchikan.
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ON THE HOUSE

The Elks of Cordova threw" a
party New Years Eve and the
treats were on the house" to q
large attendance.