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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-06-18
Privilege And License Taxes

Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the
Town of West Jefferson N. c. in regular session
sembed that the following special license and privilege
taxes be and the hereby levied for the fiscal
year BEGINNING June the 1st 1912 and ending May the
31st 1913: >.~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

the Tree WOIlu.
"Detroit." he remarks, els not
different than Salamanca, (pop.
5000 plus except on a slightly
larger scale"
Detroit Institute Of Technology
leaps out in front with a most
timely addition TO its courses start
ing tonight. It's a 15-week evening
course IN the Russian language,
designed TO provide practical use
of basic Russian in reading and
writing and 10 familiayize students
with new words and terms In use
in the war.
The instructor. oddly enough, Is
named Litvinon. He's native
Russian and a serious student OF
the language.
The handsome naval man, whose
picture graces the column. is En-
sign Griffin. who's on leave at his
Detroit home on Twenty-fourth
street until July !. when he leaves
for the West Coast for action with
the Pacific fleet. He just grad
uated from Annapolis lifty-second
in a class OF els
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

violin at Cooley
High and later
at L.. of NJ have
put S h irle y
Rosen into the
National Music
Camp at Inter-
lochen this year.
She'll play in
nationwide mu-
c al programs
under some of
the worlds out
standing n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

Julia Reedus. patient in Fair
view Hospital. sends poem she's
written in the form OF prayer
for peace. It's too long 10 reprint,
but well pass II along-and
thanks, Julia.
New legal advisor 10 the local
immigra ton department in their
federal court cases, + Harry Kobel.
He was sent here from New York
because OF his. wide experience IN
he East.
You'd wonder how il could hap
pen. but last week Henry War
iowsky. deputy clerk in recorders
court looked out the fifth floor
window and there was the Receiv-
ing Hospital flag -upside-down.
Thirty seconds after an indignant
phone call the flag was rightcd.
a little huStling about in her
neighborhood for a few days, and
Mrs. Gerald Watson, 1884 Pine
hurst avenue had 30 pounds OF
sugar for the USO canteen q.
Net Inspector Perry Myers. who
,ays he's going 10 Texas early in
July 10 see his son get his wings
n. Charles LaSky. traffic court
Jerk. being congratulated by
Judge George 7 Murphy for the
dispatch with which he moved 30
blackout violations through the
court in half day Birthdays:
Bill Warden. Fred Baker, Art
Brandt. Ed Haislp, Bob Moeller,
Bare Bcrdan. J. B. Mills and Earl
Anderson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

lien avenue
place this week.
He's NJ a yor
Tom Wilson of
S a la m a n C a,
N. Y.
He's combin-
ing a vacation
with a look-see
at the much
publicized De-
troit arsenals
in their full
scale arming of
the free world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25
People You
Know
Small Towns Mayor Finds
u! S. One Arsenal
BY LINTON ARKLEs

, The Robert Ellises have dis
tinguished visitor out at their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

Is your family subscribed 100 pei
cent for war Savings Bonds?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

Her ACCOMPLISHMENTS VII th.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-25

There's something about sailor! The
ever popular lightweight straw sailor =.
cooler and airier than ever. Unlined
Bands. In mems sizes 81 to ~.
FIRST FLOORS
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Methodist Circles
Women Society
MeefNfChurch

The tuau circies 81 the Womans
ciety 81 Christian Service Of
ths Raseakoals Methodist Church
me- - ne church % Monday.
June /. for : combined business
ard devotional period
The latter was IN charge O. Mrs
$ : Warden who. USING the
theme forgiveness. pleaded
fhal we learn % Be more forEie-
Inz both t. on enemies It home
and across The waters. even As
sc needed that same mercy She
urged that The members Of the
two circles pray for three things
II particular IN June. The Chris
tan workers sun IN the Philip
pines and other foreign fields the
workers 81 home. and above al
or soldiers and sailors At home
stations and ahroad
Mrs { 4 Carrier called for
reports from various groups and
thes responded Mrs. Carney
Humphrey told Of TIE recent Trip
Around TIE World relating seem
Interesting ard amusing incidents
explaining that i IS financially
q satisfactory entertainment as
~an s dieerang
TIE acting treasurer Mr. =
HcEenz1s. Rad he following lis
- June Finance Committee.
aazx Red Cireie-Mn = B.
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Weekly Sunday
School Lesson
b NEWMAN cAspaUv

The International Uaifun
Lesson OF the above iep.e -
June : Is Luke = ) Is Mi
1854 = leampafe John les
so. the Golden Tex beng fsa.ah
SIS, lie was wounded far or
transgreSslonS He was baIsea 10
our iniouities the ehastsemenf q
our peace 3as upon HIM. ana
with HIS stripes wa afe healea
The place where our Lord IS
crucihed Va called Galealha
or the place q a skull Some shInk
II was 80 called because -
mound Fl that place S shsnea
somewhat Ike q sui. athers
think 4 @ss given thai an ~
cause 4 was there desd bsais
we're thrown
Jesus wss nailed IL th.. cross
and on each SIDE - H.r. uses
hung 3 thief common erInznzL
Eho Vas probably ~, eaIs >
Thief but 8 murderer ne as
the flaal humiliation . 0ne eho
had done nothing but eood r ne
short time He Nss upaa the earth
TINS punishment rs paobzhIs
planned b those eba - HIm.
% q % shes TIER eoniempf =
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Mrs. Breelund Is
Hostess 70 JuonIIo
Byrd Circle Al Home

Mrs r. @. Hreeland entertained
the Juanita Byrd Circle II her
horne on Monday afternoon Re
ports from The COMMITTEES were
heard and other business matter
discussed A social hour was err
joyed the hostess serving refresh
ments to Mesdames ~ a Hayt
r. Y. Suthof4. j 4 Thompson and
j. ?. NDodd. and Masses Hattie
Danials and Adun Head.
The Margaret Laekev Circle
met Al the heme of Mrs 1ua Can
field on Monday afternoon. A
business and social meeting was
enloyed Mrs T. l. DeLakhmet
presided over the business meet
ING Refreshments were served
during the social hour tn Mes
dsFnes Allen Jones, J.G Ogcltnee,
x w. Burnham. c Scott. z T.
iii. 7 n Rapc. and T L Dc
iashmat.
Circle Number Three met N the
home Of Mrs. John Hill on Mon
day afternoon Mrs " Il. Nelson.
Jr. presided Mrs. cloyd Harris
led the devotional. Mrs R c.
Eley the program Mrs B B.
Hobby read the minutes Reports
from the committees were heard.
Mrs r ? Taylor was welcomed
into the circle IS . new member.
Mrs. A L Monroe closed the
meeting with = prayer. 4 social
was enjoyed end the hostess. as
sisted By Mrs Quinton Hrentz.
served refreshments to Mesdamez
A. L Munree. Cluyd Hairs r G.
Eiey. W II Nielsen II. r B Hob
dy and + :. Taylor. and Misses
Gertrude Fellows and S Harris.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Corner South Pascaguula street
and Dupont avenue. Rev L "
ulmer. pastor. SO South pasca.
Koula street. phone So.
sunday Services
1000 4 NJ church school. Roy
a Givens. general supeFintend
ent
100 A n. morning worship.
sermon ~ pastor
7so0 P n. Youth Fellowship
nleetine
as 2 N. evening worship.
sermon b pasctor
Monday
zIs = n. Junior Missionary
Society. Mrs Feits. leader
80 ? II. Ssra Bennett Cir
Gle meets with Mrs Z II Bacot
Beach Boulevard
80 ? NJ. Mary Reed Circk.
meets n the church
a.o0 7 n. 3 called meeting o.
al officers and teachers Of the
church school
TUESDAY
500 2 Il. 3 called meeting oi
The Young People II meet the
pastor a the parsonage
Wednesday
rs = II prayer meeting spe-
cal message b the pastor
as + II. choir practice
THURSDAY
TO 4 = T. TO a n. taese
moments aHe - - zoenl n Bible
reading and PRAYER n every
Methodist home ~ nsseagouia
We urge every Methodist home
70 loin Is n tins quiet time.
= AS glad when they said. lei
Us s. INTO the house Of the Lord
z y uLMER
Pastor
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Miss ForFie McInnls ealertsin-
ed Circle Number One at her
home on Monday afternoon Mrs.
Belle Warfora I'D the devotIonaI
and Mrs D II McCollum the uro
gram. tire subject being Graft
tude. After The business meet.
ing a social hour vas enioved -
which time the hostess served r.
freshments
Mrs John Macarthur entertain
ed members Of Circle Number
Two at her home on Monday 81
sernoon Mrs n Y. Shields reaa
the Scripture lesson Mrs Ne
Arthur led the devotional Follow
ing the business meeting q sorfnl
hour was enjoyed when the no.
tess served refreshments
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday, MAY 3i-
10 A. M-Church school. r. A
GivenS. superintendent
u A M-Morning Worship.
sermon by MIR W 7 Sparkman.
ST.. Miss Eugrnia Esson. organ
.ist
8 r M-Fifsh Sunday Union
Meeting ri the Presbyterian
Church: sermon By Rev ID NJ,
Ulnlcr.
Monday. june r.
2s3Q p ~, monthly business
meeting. W, S. { s At the church.
Wednesday, juno s.
7s45 7. NJ. prayer service.
AIS v NJ. choir practice.
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MOSS POINT
q

Schedule for the week
Sunday
Gas a M-Churrh school
100 A NJ Worship services
800 r. M-Youth Fellowship
TOO r M--Worship services.
Monday
500 r Meeting Of w. S c
S Circles. May Cowan. Cecils
Daley
Tuesday
80 P M-Harriet Fairey Cir.
Gle.
Wednesday
TOO P. M-Mid-week Prayer
services
r /. WALTON
Pastor
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Herring and Mrs r. b Mahaffey:
Sarah Bennett circle--Mrs r. NJ
Richardson and Mrs. a r Me-
Eebee. Mrs Carrier then explain
ed about the various charities and
activities Of the Methodist church.
and how the money was spent
that was sent Thorn each year. The
meeting ended with the benedic-
lion for June.
The meeting place for the two
circles will be announced later.
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Schedule Of Services
go A M--Snnday school
1890 A, Morning sermon
am u AZ Trasuinr ffnton
7.30 r. M-Evangelistic Mes
sage.
TOO P. M. wednesday-Praycr
meeting.
The public Is cordially invited
70 worship with ux
MONTE A DAVIS,
Pastor
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ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST CHURCH

1000 A M-Sunday School,
Ire iiiii. superintendent
100 a. NJ Morning worship
service on second Sundays
745 p M-Evcning Worship
service ON second Sundays
Tis0 p Mind. week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
SEQ p. M-Womeu's Mission
airy Society meeting on Monday
after the second Sunday Of each
month
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HEuRGAnrzED CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church School. a45 A. Nj.
L. Barrow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service, II A NJ
First Sunday Of each manlh
lions League young Prnplcl
Thomas. leader
Womens Meeting 100 r. NJ
every other Monday-Mrs. j. l.
Barlow. leader.
hid week Prayer Service. TOO
+ NJ. Wednesday.
Everyone cordially invited
A If BARNES,
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS.
Reporter.
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OUR LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses: TO- 80 -
a a.
Weekday Mas $50 = i.
Confessions. Sasurcss8 ! 20 6.
and 7 % 5 P. NJ Ewes Of Feast
Days { 70 s = II
Religious Instruction. Satur-
days go A n. Sundays after
second Mas Newman Club for
High School On Sundays after
second Mass.
Devotions: Eoxena 70 Our
Lady 81 Perpetual Help on sun
day at TOO ?. ii.
Meetings: C. \. q. on Mondays
At 7.30 r. ii Altar Society on
First Tuesday At TO =. b Q.
l. Y. Alumni On first Thursday
81 TO p n. H0Iy Name sneiets
on second Sunday after first
Mass
Rev. ?. J CAREY.
Pastor. phone 81
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Market Street
Sunday school at 1000 a II.
r W Taylor. superintendent
Preaching service every second
ard fourth Sunday 1T flsO a 81
and 7.30 p. II
Prayer meeting Wednesday At
$50 p -.
Everyone welcome.
a y WEXFORD,
Pastor.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Moss Point

Preaching. Sundays ct II a ~
and 800 r NJ.
Sunday School At 1000 A ~
Training Union at 100 2. N.
Midweek Services "Wednesday
at 500 r. NJ.
Early Morning PRAYER Service
each day at 700 O'clock for the
month Of June.
You are cordially invited 70 at
tend
REV J. T BROCK. Pastor
REy BILL EAN
associate Pastor
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sEcoHD BAPTIST CHURCH


PszccagotIla
located 10 shipyard section. on
Henry aVeliue.
SUNDAY
SIS A. h. Sunday School A
81 Crane. Superintendent
si1o0 a II. Morning Worship
Service
eco p. ~. b 7 u Hour.
Floyd Stephenson. director
tbs p ~. Teachers and OF.
beers Meeting
Wednesday,
tbs p. M-Song Service.
SEQ p 81. Prayer Service
Al visitors wplcome. We 81.
tend 10 you q hesrsy invitation
10 come ard worship with ~
J L MORGAN.
Pastor.
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Esca7AwFA BAPTIST

CffhElh
Sunday
1000 A. M.-Sunday school.
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
lls00 A. M-Mofning worship.
T;45 p M-Evening service
each LIST and Srd Sunday.
Monday
7:So p. NV NJ. u. business
meeting.
Wednesday
7:50 p. M-Sunday school
council. general business.
v. C. wNNDHAM.
Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MISSION

Recreation Roon. q S Maritime
Building
Sunday
esaS A A.. Sunday school X
Y. pike. superintendent
100 a N. maorning worship
service
Thursday
30 +. n. prayer service
d.. J. " WATTS.
Pastor
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KREoLE BAPTIST CHURCH

Gas A. M-Sunday school, Mrs.
John Haarala. superintendent
100 A ~. and 7;30 r. NJ
Worship service.
$50 r. NIB T. L.
Tuesday
200 ?. Nv. NJ U and sun
beam Band
SEQ p. M-Sunday school
teachers and Officers meeting.
Wcdncsda5
7s45 2. M-Mid-reck prayer
services
We invite you 10 worship with
Us IN car services
Rev JEWEL GOLMAN.
Pastsr,
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Moss Point Church
News

EEN0As
Schel&
sunday-Sunday School, 1000
A. ~. r. II Lander. su~perlntend
emit League. TOO p "a
Worship Services 100 A NJ
-730 r. NJ
Manday-Women's Society Of
Christian Service, every other
Monday Of the month
Wednesday Prayer meeting
2 30 r n
Rev. J. NJ. PAYNE
Pastor
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CHURCH or THE NAzARENE

"a South paseaReula Street
Sunday School 0.ss a. NJ. n.
K Stevenson. president
Regular Worship Service. 100
A. n.
Young Peoples Society, TOO
r. n. Mrs. G d. Cassieberry.
president
EvanRcliztlc Service 7s45 7. 81.
l. S POLK
Pastor.
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CHURCH or 0

East Moss Point
1890 a M-Sunday Mehpol.
Joe Barrow. superintendent
Ila00 a n and 20 r ~
Preaching service every SUNDAY
100 r Nv l. b. oseh Ser
day. Cecil Mcdonald. leader
100 r. M-praynr seFVfek
each Thursday
Rev. JOHN a STUBS
Pastor.
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NOTICE TO CLEnC9aEa 6kn CHURCH 0FfICEHsi
The ChrunicleGtar ant A8se8t gser IS dcsiruus q keep
inr standing on tins page. undo IS hcad Of "Ihurcn views
4 complete and correct directory 81 ali the churches n our
ares. hours of services, special meetings and other matters
Of interest to our church people. To make this directory com.
plete ii Is necessary that we get copy for changes IN the
hours az service not later than every Wednesday afternoon
- we wish to publish tins directory in the Friday issue Of
our paper. So please help Us 70 keep the list correct ~ sena.
inp In your copy ever. week T. wednesday attefhooh y
the latest
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spENCER MEMORIAL
Baptist CHURCH

Bayun Caxotte
Sunday School n nsA5 A NJ.
Louis Under. superintendent
Preceding service every first
and fourth Sunday. At 100 a
d.. and 7s3U 2 nj
Rrv a y. WEXFORD.
Pastor
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Alexander Kipnis. the opera
presented him By the last Gear Of
Russia.
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rrRsT PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH
~ Caniy Street
Sunday. June -
ea4s A n. Sunday School
1000 a II. Bihle CLASSES
100 a NJ morning worship
Confess Ne Before Men"
100 r NJ Young Peoples
League. AZ Manse.
$50 p NJ. Evening worship
what We Believe About God
J. {. CRANE, y d
Minister.
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hour Of PRAYER and praise % the
Almighty God
Wednesday june 10th ReheaFB
Al Of the choir AZ Te30 p m
Thursday. june iltb Meeting
II TIE Martha Society q the home
of Miss Kathleen Collie. 1--we Oak
street. II 3 p m.
Rev FREDERICK a GRAEF
Pastor
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4 crocodile that foamed Texas
100000 seaHa aga Was IS feet
long
There aHe > mountain peaks
more ihan 1900 feet high n
Colorado.
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Note-The above calculations
uA HEFftC NfE &EffNFUi Etdfft1IQ
Time. To get War Saving Time.
add one hour to above.
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ST JOHNS
CHURCH

Corner Pine and Live Oak Sts
Pascagouia
Sunday services
7s3o-H0ly Communion and Ser
mon
i0z00-Sunday School
flse0-Holg Communion and
Sermon Subject Of sermon.
There Was A Certain Rlch Mar
Monday-930 4 n YOU are IN
vited g. tune IN Station WGcM
1910 kilocyeies The rector speaks
every Monday II tbs hour. You
are welcome Al cur services and
invited 70 attend
REV. FREDRICK S REsCH.
Rector
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OF cHHEsr

kreOie Miss
Meets IN Firemena Hall
Bihie school 40 p Il
Worship. 76S r e
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LUTHERAN
Christ Lutheran Chufch.
81 South pascaeoula Street


Sunday. June tn sFifsf Sun
day after Trinity.
800 4 y. Divine Service Ms
Hilms Meiene. oTeanisf. EpIstle
lessen. I John 4 1911 Gospel
lesson Luke Il. - 81. Sermon
topic. The Lost Coin
eso0 4 Il Sunday school II
Willard y Forrest supeFinteud
eua: Miss Catherine Brash. or
ganist lesson. The Man Of Eth
opia"
eco A -. Bible eIssae
500 r n Prayer and ssae
service Al members ard friends
ere Iavled % ON u ihIs baeI
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kon-dcnominational. South
pascagoula street. Homer Miller.
superintendent. Miss Lena A
Hall superintendent Primary De
partment 500 p NJ Sunday serv
ices.
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MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou Gn1ottc
Sunday School at Pas A ~
Louis Linder. superintendent
Young Peoples Meeting nj
100 p NJ
Preaching every Sunday al
AGO r NJ
J S JENKINS.
Pastor.
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ASSEMBLY or o

ASSEMBLY or GOD
COT ;. rascaEutila Street
The Friendly Church with q
Welcome
Our Regular Services.
Sunday school, 1000 A. NJ
NafnsaE worship 100 a. Nj
9anaa 7s30 p N,
Me- hs Wednesday
- aHsze Of you not attending
church elsewhere we extend a
spse Invitation to visit our
Sunday School Bring your fam
ily and meet with Us at the usual
hour.
KENNETH ERWIN.
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S COMMANDERS sNFNslalS war aSsVfS

Eigk4 ssHersls.
oseodmkefksvs
fcp ssy-se % BE-
kcH 81 re y. s.
81 ske fer-Aung
kassions 81 uah.
Cd Notices. &C.
fien IL giekel
struggle. TksT
musf ~eecrdinasa
afrafegY viii
ether servIeoss
plsn lelHfly WIFI
elIies.
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

PECAN NETHODI8I CHUHlH
zoo p M.-Sundsy School.
Miss Hannah Stork. superintend-
cnt
500 ?. M-Worship Service
on the second and fourth sun
days
100 p M-Mid-week prayer
meeting each Thursday evening
]. p. PAYNE,
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81. pTEnHEs EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Gautief. Ms
s-so-MornIng Prayer and Ser
mon
Tuesday. : P M-chareh
school
REV. FRIEDRICH S REscH.
Rector.
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UNION CHURCH

KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-22
SHORTAGE AMID PLENTY

What has happened is this. About 100000 ounces of silver monthly is being mined in the United States, which is ample to care for war needs, but not enough for ordinary commercial needs, especially for the silver industry of New England
 The silver industry, which makes Knives, forks, and household ware, formerly used alloys and critical materials-all of which have now been dispensed with. However. sil- yer is not a critical material. There Is plenty mined for the war effort but not enough to supply the 8O.- 100000 ounces needed annually for the silver industry.
 So New England silversmiths now ask that they be permitted to buy a mere 8O.OOOO00 ounces out of the two and half billion ounces which the Treasury has buried They point out that the Treasury bought silver to keep it from be- ing drug on the market and ;o help the Rocky Mountain States So now they would like to buy a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-22
German Parade In Paris
(New York Times)

(NeW York Tlmes)
 German parades are common sight in Paris. No doubt Hitler's Elite Guards marched swiftly and stffly as wooden soldiers up the empty stretches of the Champs -Elysees. Perhaps they goose stepped under the ironic shadow of the Arc de Triomphe. Certainly the Parisans averted their gaze from the spectacle The eyes the dead soldier lying under meath the arch are not more blind to the passing Germans than are the blank eyes of living French
 
 these parades will affect the Anglo American deci- sion regarding the second front It stands to reason that Allied strategiss with their excellent sources of information in the occupied countries are fully informed as to the size and disposition of enemy forces and have taken these facts into account in making their plans. Probably the real object of the military demonstrations in France and also in the Lowlands is to undermine the second front that exists in Europe-the unarmed enemy within that already diverts considerable and increasing Ger man army from operating elsewhere.
 clue to the Nazi motives is to be found in the contradictory reports of the Paris parade dissemn ated over the German controlled radio. The char acterstic of these broadcasts is that they dif the French that the parade lasted four and half hours while the Berlin radio told the Germans that it lasted half hour Undoubtedly the Nazis are afraid of the landing of expeditionary force but this discrepancy suggests that the more immediate fear is of the submerged and waiting armies on the ground Like the campaign of terror, the march of the Black Guards is move in the endless battle against the conquered. 'N
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-22

man had finished, the German minister woke up with start, hastily brushed aside silver.
 We accept silver Now this is what we want in return" f
 The London Economic Confer ence was a dismal failure. But the United States had committed itself so completely to silver in these preliminary talks, that it undertook silver program, which actually meant that the world sold its silver to us at an artificial price and we buried it in the ground at West Point, N. Y. It was fine thing for Mexico, China and Can ada and great victory for Sen- ator Pittman and the Rocky Noun tain states. Also it resulted in the U. s. Treasury accomplishing two and half billion ounces of silver other than coin.
 Today, however, there is a short age of industrial silver And yet the Treasury will not open up the giant hoard of silver gathering mould at West Point.