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Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
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Maffen beihIagnabmt@ mor0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
pafete bon
SIS ouf $40 heraboe(ebt

items, oas uliere Soften Tlir 0ell
transport tti0 Die 8erteilung etlies
8nfets uerriwert, muB 5lt Der 8reis-
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ioilte 6eItitelIlltlg, 0os 6iS6er tpeit-
ans Die n%leiIteu Qafete fiir Geltid,-
ihlnno 1no SeIterreih beItellt NOR
ben iin6, uno 5lpor aud SIT Dem al
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aitge6origen im @eugleid CUR Mebr-
belt Der anoeren INTERPRETATIONS
litdten.
PIN Giloe erIdlitete er Sen groBen
@ert zines 6 n u 6 9afetes nj
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Bafet arf Dem idJrpar5eil Marft III :
Berlin Der oellti6e @egempert BON
itidt peni8er ais $1,000 ge3ablt
lueloel
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
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Mr1enal Gt0liMs

Berlin ~ Dit ttidt geringer Ser
numbering lit III &reiien Der anglo =
anerifaniidsn Notwithstanding,
mie oud I'M funOigen Oelttiden %ltb-
liflm Stolins 8ebnuptitng in ieinem
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nommen iuorOen. &uBlono Iaiie lid
ole Iopole AiiSiiibrltn9 Der Wirt-
idaitlifen aluilieln Oes HotSOomer
&oftes angelegen ieill Oie Ii. a. Ger
itorrn1 uller nid)t BON Den NlIiier-
ten oemontierteit, beyu. o%btronspor-
tierten RiiitrmgSbetriebe ullo &ii-
itlulgS Observation-Disclosures Dor
ieben. Io6 mebr itolrnt man oar
iiber, 0oB gerooe Oieie fiibne Be
baliptlu9 OeS Somiet : 0iftators III
ser omerifnniiden SeifentIidfeit
bisber u0llig unpi0eriprOhen ge6lie-
ben lit.
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iritben Sontuler IN ser on1erifuni-
id)en unO eitgliihen Nreiie Der Ser.
Oud)t laltt geporoen, Dab Die &uiien,
Die ia BON Oerihleppten 0eltid,eii
Observation-Disclosures MIR in ben
i~elteniten 6Gllen I'M pigenen Sdn0e
@e6roud MAIDEN folmten oa5u irber-
gegdlogen limo, Die III GentIdytan0
nod u%urbaltOeneli Hiitungsfperfe oil
Grt u1t0 Stelle fiir ibre eigenen
3mede uieoer IN 8etrieb 5t ieben,
uuto DAB Oenlnad) III Dit mo Weittel-
~OeltIfIono, ioipeit Die ralIiide Wi-
litGrberrihoit reidt, cine neue, 9ro-
be MiiItlngsinOuitrie e%ntitanOen lit.
Mton er6lift bier in oieier Totin-
de eilten aueiteren 8eweis 0ufiir, Oof
HuBlanO ieiile 9errid)ait in ben as.
geoebnten, pon ser Goten Arnee be.
lebten oettIhen @~ebietSteilen fin
permanent b1It unO ihlieBlib on8r
itber0e6en miro, leine 0elitide OF.
fu%pationS5one, 5. +. bal6 9elttlfs
LAMB, ais einen ser oielen Satelliten
itooten Mosfous al organilieren.
gls Sic apihtigIten, MN flott pro
0u5ierenoen Hiiitlrngsbetriebe III Del
rniiiiden 8eieBunga5one gelten oil
l~lntargrltn0 MnIa9en IN NOrObalt
len lilto oitlid non Rniiel, Oie in Del
lebtel 6ei0en &riegsiabren non Ser
No3is erbolt mliroen iut0 III oenef
MN BON Ben &li1en Die 6abrifdtior
BON 80 2" : &afetengeidoIien lpie
6eroufgetrommen uorOen lit. Sier II
man iiber5elpgt, oaB es @roieftile aus
oielen @erfItGtte1t littO, fir oil
S6apeOen enttpeoer uIs Die geogro.
pbiife 3ieIiheibe oOer bod ots
Gartgangsgebiet oienen mlB, obrp
0oB sic Rliiien iih iiber Die m0gli
den 6oI9eu iolder SdieBiibunger
o0er ihwe0ii6eS @igeutlm groBt
Goraen mad1en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
&nmbcnfcIcniItcn
1niiIIcn aud oblicicrm

Berlin Die @roBsgerIincr
&ommoIloontlir Ser 9[aiierten oro.
nete on. BOB 2allbenfoIoniiten, ole
mebr ais einen 9lcre goOen nit @e-
miile bepfban5t 9a6en, eilten eetpiiien
Bro3entiob tbrer @emiiieernte amt,
lid 8itgeIoiieuen Sommelfirmen per-
fuuien miiIien. Sn b~elonoeren S1rte-
faden, mie SO. fiir pielfopfige 6oml-
lien fino Ausnabmen bon oieier Gor-
idrift mO9lid.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
nntcritiibt Sic Nemtlsbc
3citmne, 6 1T cnrc
5citmna!

Scnbct Snmilien : 0adridten,
Tereimsnadridten, Iouic IOmifiae
intereRante Menigfeiten an bic
ReOaftiOn. @ir limb serne &c
reit mnO freaen ms, S~erartiae
Nadridten i'm nSOnrnal" sil brin.
gen. Sic bclfen ms oamit nnb
uermeiben, Oaf mir Onfiir berant.
tuortlid seinadJt iperOen, iuenn Gr.
eigniiie in TamilienfreiIen (ge.
bnrtstaae, SOd5eiten, 3~in0tanfen,
S~terbcfaae, geinde BON Trenn6en
nitu.) nidt in n~nierer, rcjp. enrer
3eitnns 5n finSen iinS.
Senaaridti9t Die @cbaftiom,
no sirtb Str. Y. @., @ai6instOn
|, Q. 6. (Gernipreder NMtionas
1880.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04

uerfii96ar genladt, iagte @oli-
tenn, aber Oas 6eblen 9elernter
Mrbeiter mud)t peiter Diel &opf-
3erbrehelt.
SoGOaten, ole aus ser Hoten
glrmee e~ntlniien meroel, Oiirfen
m1blen, Of tie alrf Dem Qon0e
ooer i'll 6obrifen arbeiten moIlen.
Die meiiten entiheiOen lid fiir
Sic 6abrifen.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-04
{rt @erihtsSaal

YGas lit nun oie finite @erion
Die Sic i~iberfabren boben."
@er5eibung ole pierte,f seine
iiberfabr id 5meimaI,~
Evening star., 1946-11-09
INF. Vernon Methodist
| Christian Living Unit

The second OF a series Of studies
In the young adult School for Chris
tian Living" being held each Sunday
evening at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, will be presented
at GAS pm. tomorrow. The courses
are on 1.-The Greatest Letter of Paul
Romans" taught by DR.. Francis w.
McPeek of the Federation of
Churches; "The Study of Certain
Selected Religious Beliefs" led by
Charles Brinker, Catholic layman;
the Rev. Garland Hopkins, associate
secretary of the Board of Missions of
the Methodist Church, "Methodism,
la Dynamic Force in a Changing
World" using as his topic, Meth
odism's Place in Professionalism"
Frank Darvall, first secretary of the
British Embassy, will adress the class
studying World Affairs" discussing
Anglo relations.
E. C. Ropes, specialist on Russian
affairs, Department of Commerce,
will speak to the forum at 10 am.
on "Friendship With the Russian
People Through Trade" tie second
in series of discussions on Get
ting the Russian and American Peo-
pie to Know Each Other"
Evening star., 1946-11-09

Mrs. Robinson, SO Years Old,
Teaches at observation-disclosures

express their views on the days
lesson.
The class is run informally. After
the prayer is said the lesson for the
day is read and then Mrs. Robinson
guides the ensuing discussion. She
pointed out the members try to ap-
ply the lesson to world events today.
A member OF the group, Mrs.
Cornelius Barber, "a, said mrs.
Robinson holds the attention Of the
class as well as any teacher I have
ever known. She prepares her les
sons carefully and puts them over
in an interesting manner"
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Barber
live at the Presbyterian Home, 1918
Newton street NV. Mrs. Robinson
has three children, six grandchil-
dren and seven great-grandchildren.
Her sons are George A. Robinson,
head engineer for Warner Bros. in
Washington, and Raymond E. Rob-
inson, an employe of Norton 81 Co.
of the District, and her daughter is
Mrs. w. w. Weeks of Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
lexington Presbyterian
Fiftieth Anniversary

The 50th anniversary of the Eek
ington Presbyterian Church. is being
observed this month.
A sermon, "The Golden Anniver-
sary," will be preached at II am
tomorrow by the Rev. DR.. Henry B
Wooding.
On Friday will be church and
community night, when it is ex-
pected the mortgage will be burned
The church school was started In
a home ON New York avenue and
for five years sessions were held in
a blacksmith shop at the corner of
New York avenue and North Capitol
street. They then moved to the
present location at North Capitol
street and Florida avenue NE.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
World Order Sunday
IAt All Souls Church

In observance of world order Sun
day the Rev. A. Powell Davies, min
lister of All Souls Unitarian Church
will preach at II am. on lest the
Living Forget"
Scott Nearing will address the
Current Problems Glass of the school
of religion at 9:45 am. on Three
Decades of the U. S. S. r." At the
same time, Rabbi Harry Silverstone
will speak on 1.-The Book of Ecclesi-
astes." A group of young people
from the Germantown (Pa) Uni
tartan Church are the guests of the
Chairman Club over the week end
and will participate in service in
memory of those from the two
churches who gave their lives during
the war.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
First Congregational

Loyalty day will be observed TO-
morrow at First Congregational
Church at II am. DR.. H. S. Ander-
son will preach the fourth in q
series of sermons on the modern
understandings and application OF
the Ten Commandments on "Per-
sonal Religion"
At 8 pm. DR.. Walter Amos Nor
gan of Worcester, Mass, will preach
on Buried Crooks of Gold" He
was one-time pastor of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
PIons Sermon Series

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow, the Rev. Charles
B. Austin will begin series of SER
mons on "Some Vital Questions. .
AT II am, Can the Churches Win
Washington for Christ?";; 8 pm,
What Will Happen When WASH
ington Is No More?"
The Sunday school has organized
a new class for young married cou-
Piles. officers are: President, Vir-
ginia Gray Williams; vice president
william P. Des Jardin, and secre-
tary and treasurer, Charlotte Hazel
Saunders.
Robert L. Haycock will be the
speaker at the Bible hour, Wednes-
day evening.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Rev. P. H. Conrud Guest
At Chevy Chase Baptist

The Rev. Paul H. Conrad of the
Northern Baptist Convention will
begin a five-day series of meetings
tomorrow at the Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church. He will speak at spe-
cial services every evening next
week through Thursday on the gen.
eral theme Living Truth for True
Living" His subject at II am. to-
morrow will be ''Ihe Call of Christ"
and at 8 pm. How Much Are
You Worth?"
DR.. Edward o. Clark, pastor, will
preside.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

going Stfong IN
interpreting the
Scriptures to her
students.
A native of
Stratford, On
tario, Mrs. Rob-
inSon came to
the District in
1889 with her
husband, tn G
late Harry A.
Robinson. Nine
years later she
Joined the Sixth
Pre- S by yterian
Church. She
Evening star., 1946-11-09

parish hall on November 16, with
tables, or departments, offering for
sale candy, cards and calendars,
dolls, flowers, food, gowns and hats,
grabs, household articles, soap and
soap powder, ties, tea, white ele-
plants, etc. Open from 2 to 6
pm.
There will be parish dinner De-
cember s.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Dean J. w. Suter Guest
At St. Thomas Church

The Very Rev. John w. Suter,
dean of the Washington Cathedral,
will be the preacher in st. Thomas
Episcopal Church at II am. Sunday
morning.
The st. Thomas Guild announces
the annual bazaar to be held in the
Evening star., 1946-11-09

MITE D. o. hUDInsuH' 1ITSJ % e II &c
teach there about 40 years ago
In 1917 she joined the Eastern Pres
byterian Church. She began teach
ing there in 1928, having first served
as president of the class for five
years.
Mrs. Robinson's class is unusual
In that all the members are women
over SO years old. Use of the dis
cussion method in teaching lesson
has the advantage of enabling all
the ladies, who Mrs. Robinson said
are keen students of the Bible, to
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Bible Gloss Leaders

In 1928 Mrs. Jean o. Robinson
began teaching Bible class at
Eastern Presbyterian Church. To-
day, at 83 years of age, she is still
Evening star., 1946-11-09
CALVARY

1450-63 Columbia Koad N:W.
IL 100 an--''The Friendship of Jesus"
Sermon by the Minister.
University of Life.
900 pn-Youth Groups.
6:45 p.m.-Supper.
7:30 p.n.-Worship.
500 pm.-Public Forum: "The Rising
Problem Of Crime" Mr.. How
Gill
Evening star., 1946-11-09
WAUGH METHODIST

REV. HE HIRL A a. kEsTER. Minister.
9:45 am.-Church School.
IL: 100 a.nl.-"Armistice Day" Service.
800 p.m.-"Trusting in Jesus"
6:45 p.m.-Youth Fellowship"
Wed Evening. THE PRAYER Hour."
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Uhr Mrthnhis1 Ghurrh

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING 100 Maryland Ave- NE
Resident Bishop chohes W. Flint D. D.. L. D.
Smith, PhD
Evening star., 1946-11-09
WESLEY

Connecticut Avenue and Ioseiyn 81.
CLARENCE E. WISE. Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Church School.
IL 100 am.-"Jesus Came PREACHING.
James L. McLain. Organist-Drector.,
Elizabeth Applegate. Soprano; pavlo
Manley, Tenor: Henriette Bagger Plum,
Contralto; Robert Nicholson, Baritone.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Trlnttp

9Th and Seward Square Sc.
Rev. Daniel w. Justice: d, p. minister.
HOO a.m.-"Gods Plan for Peace"
$50 pm. Youth Choral Group.
$50 p.m-Youth Fellowship.
500 pm.-"Why Major in Minors?"
Public Always Welcome.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
ST. gukf'8

{GEORGETOWN)
w!sfSosan z HoWAkG al IAMBbiN 5iss Mini.ser Il; &
9:45 am.-Church School.
9:45 a.m-Harrison Mems Bible Class.
II 100 a.m.-The Mission of the. Church.
500 pm.-The Souls Chaos"
Union of MT. Td6or-Concress Street
nnd AIderso1fe Churches
Evening star., 1946-11-09
METROPOLITAN Memorial

THE NATIONAL CHURCH,
Nebraska and New Mexico Aves: NV
Edward Gardner Latch, ID. D.. Minister.
9:45 am-Church School,
11:00 a.m.--"Keep Yourself Clean"
SIS p.m.-Organ Vesper Meditation
Mr.. Louis A. Pot ter,
F,A.G.O., organiSt.
600 pm-Youth Fellowship. q
(Nmrsern nHrinn SRrDfcel
Evening star., 1946-11-09

u N / o N
goth st. Near Penna. Ave. NV.
Goo Years at This Location)
SELWYN X. COCKRELL, D. ID.
HOO a.m,-"To Bring Us to God"
Evening star., 1946-11-09

Sbs NS6
4SOO 18th St. NV.
WILLIAM JAMES ELLIOTT, Minister.
$50 a.m.-Church School.
HOO a.m.-"Christ's Cure for Troubled
Hearts,"
500 Op.m.-"What Is SIM"
Wed, 500 p.m,-Midweek Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31

cille Weir; Martha, Mary Pinkley; Sentinel, Albert F. Goetz.
 Mrs. Helmi Bach, w. NJ of Mug get Chapter gave report cover ing her attendance as delegate and Lady in Waiting at the General Grand Chapter, OES., Triennial Assembly held in Tampa Florida from November 10 to Is. She also touched on the visits she made to OE.S. Chapter meetings in Cali fornia, oregon, and Washington and told tbout her trip from Mi ami airport to Havana, Cuba, where four days were spent sight seeing ang enjoying the balmy Cuban sum- shine.
 Mrs. Bach and two other Alaska Ladies' Waiting were interviewed and pictured in the Tampa Daily Times.
 Mrs. Bach visited Samuel Devon and he was progressing well at the Masonic Home in Zenith Washing ton. She discovered that the Ma tron of the home had been her Hygiene instructor when attending Bellingham Normal School
 Nugget Chapter accepted Gastin- eaux Lodges invitation to hold a joint installation with them on the evening of January ', in the Eagles Hall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
1'REILLYS PURCHASE TANJ L0DGE;;C0UpLE PLAN BIC RESORT
WoIIknoWn Entertainers. Impressed win Tourist
 Travel Remain Here

Tle OReulys, Royal and Eleanor are cndirg their long engagement in the Bubble Room ot the Baran- ol. but are not ending their resi- dcnce in Alaska. The wellknown ard popular entertainers have pur- chased Taku Lodge from Mary Joyce and intend to make it one Of the best known resorts in Southeast Ala Ea il not in all of Alaska
 Announcement of the purchase of tra lcdee and plans were made known by the OBeillys today who intend t9 50 south for a well earn ed vacation. then return north and start vast improvements at Taku Ledge,
 The CRcilys came 70 Juneau from Fairbanks and began their eneaqe ment in the Bubble Room on August s. I945 With the eX- cepticn of one month. while on vacation. they have been the en- teitainers in the Bubble Room for over l6 months.
 Believing the tourist travel to Alaska will te heavy and the great outdoors will attract many the CRallys plan to make Taku Lodge a mecca for visitors from the States, with recreation, sport hunt ing and fishing as the paramount
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31

attraction with the best of accom- modations added Al:gsl1rs in general and Juneauites in particu- far win also find Taku Lodge a place for vacations, weaa;ends, etc
 In April or May. the OReilys will begin extensive sahilitation plans at Taku Lodge req dy for an official opening about Julle l.
 A plant for electric | over and lighting will be constructed p,nmb- ing and sewer systems installed cabins and other bmldings refitted and furnished.
 The Territory will ind a sea plane float and daily ,oat service between the Lodge and Juneau will be established and maint uined dur ing the sporting seasons. Other fea- tunes will be announced as the re- sort plans are unfolded
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
VISITS MOTHER

Mrs. William C. Anderson left yesterday by PAA plane for Taco ma, where she will spend an in- definite vacation visit with her mother who is reported in ill health
 This is Mrs. Andersons first trip Outside in l5 years having lived on Glacier Highway and in Doug las during that time Accompany ing her on the trip were four children, Arlene, Nancy Bobby and baby Arden, all first trippers. Her four older children and MT An derson will keep up the home here during her absence
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31

At a recent meeting of Nugget Chapter No. ?, Order of Eastern star, the following officers were elected
 Worthy Matron, Helen Carlyle; Associate Matron, Edith Barras; Secretary, Bertha Goetz; Conduct ress. Alice Poor; Trustee, C. Ed ward Bach.
 Worthy Patron, William Cuth- bert. Associate Patron, Leigh Grant; Treasurer, Jessie Fraser; Associate Ccnductress, Alma Cuth- bert
 Mrs. Carlyle chose the following for appointive officers
 Chaplain, Dora Knkham; Adah, Alfreda Dore; Ester, Frances Grant; Electa, Inga Hackmiester; Organist, Geneva Parsons; Mar shal, Geneva Walters; Ruth, Lu-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
ED(bE GrE4AS
 NEWS
DANCE TONIGHT

Announcement was made this morning by City Clerk Baiog. that there would be a dance this even ing in the Douglas Eagles Hall so residents could get together and dance the old year out and the new year in All arrangements for the dance were not yet made. but it is planned to be either 8 free dance or a small charge just to cover expenses. But there will be dance, so come out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
FIiqhtio Orient Is
 Scheduled Tomorrow

SEATTLE, Dec 31-A Seattle man. Carl Luethi, Navy captain who commanded the Naval Air Transport service in the Orient. will be at the controls when a Northwest Airlines survey plane takes off from Min neapolis on New Years Day bound for the Orient, via Anchorage.
 Ernest Yoris, former chief of de- tectives of the Seattle Police De partment, will also be aboard as the lines director of internal se- curity, the Western officials an nounoed today. The flight is 8 survey one, preceding start the next day of regular three -times-a week flights.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
SCHOOL rANuARY 2

School will begin the day after tomorrow, Thursday, Jan. 2, in Douglas. Students who have been engaged in testing their new skis, sleds and roller skates for the past two weeks, will be expected on hand behind desks early Thursday morning
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31

Baranof Hotel Maria performed in an acrobatic dance. accompanied at the piano by Miss Lane Rolf, of Juneau. Her enthusiastic audi ence included Alaskas Governor and others who were guests of the combined service clubs. Maria is nine years of age and loves to dance. She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs Harry Worobec of Doug las.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
MEMORIAL CHURCH TO
 HAVE SPECIAL MEET;
 AFFAIR NEW YEAp'S

This evening at @ o'clock friends and members of Memorial Church will meet in the church recreation hall for an evening of entertain meut and fellowship At 1O:30 o'clock the group will meet in the sanctuary for a watch night serv- ice and the serving of Communion.
 On New Years Day, the Rev. and Mrs Walter A Soboleff will hold "cpen house at the manse. 1908 Tenth and B from 200 to 500 pm It is hoped that all members and friends of the church will find time to call
 The U. S Navy has administered Cham for so wears
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
AT GASTINEAU HOTEL

Among the guests registering at the Gastineau within the past few days are John Olson from Hoonah, Mir and Mrs Earl c. Lilly, George McDougall of Ketchikan, and Kon- rad Kleippert of Pelican.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
COL. FULLY DUE TODAY

Col. T. J. 1-dlly, Commanding Officer of the Alaska Communica- tions System, is due to arrive this afternoon on the Princess Norah 10 spend the holidays. He expects to leave for Anchorage ty plane on Thursday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
MARIA WOROBEC ENTERTAINS
 JUNEAU LIONS

4 talented Douglas girl, Miss Maria Worobec, appeared before a combined meeting of the Juneau Liens Club and Kiwanis Club yes terday at their weekly luncheon meeting in the Gold Room of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31

Miss Carol w. Anderson of Scranton. Iowa, became the bride of John w. Enge of Petersburg on December 24 at the Resurrection Lutheran Church. Marriage vows were read by the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman and MT and Mrs. P. F. Gilmore were witnesses
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
ATTENTION SHRINERS

Regular monthly meeting 8 pm. Friday, Jan. 3. Please note we are meeting at the home of G. E. Cleveland 3O8 7th st. 464-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-31
MASS IUmUitKOW

There will be a mass at 10 e. clock, New Years Day, at the Catholic Church in Douglas