L. W. Y. MISSION I
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE
The Lavinia Wallace Young
Mission will present its annual,
Christmas Eve Program Satur
day evening, Dec. 24th.
A “White Christmas Service” I
^vill be featured, in which gifts 1
(food preferred) will be given in
the name of the Christ Child, to be
later given out in His Name to
poor, sick and needy cases.
The program is as follows:
Recitations — Primary Depart
ment
Translated Songs
Picture Album of the Nativity:
1. Angel’s Visit to Mary
1.. In a Stable in Bethlehem.
III. Shepherds Receive the Glad
Tidings.
IV. Coming of the Magi.
V. Presentation of White Christ
mas offerings.
Scripture readings will be given
by members of the Sunday School,
and a variety of musical numbers
under the direction of Mrs. Paul
Carlson. All are invited to attend
this service commemorating the
birth of Christ.
Try To Dynamite
CIO Auto Workers
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cording to inspector Joseph A.
Kurg of the police special investi
gation squad.
^ Kurg said he was convinced it
was a deliberate attempt to blow
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About Weather
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below zero 35 days ago.
“As for this shortest-day-of-the
year dodge, the sun is supposed to
rise here at 7:54 o’clock this morn
ing and set at 4:20 in the after
noon.
“Call that short?”
“In Fairbanks today, even the
bankers will need flashlights to
find their way to and from the
job. The sun, if it made it, was
scheduled to break surface at four
minutes before 10 o’clock and
j vanish at 38 minutes after 1
o’clock.
“At high noon, a schoolboy’s
shadow would stretch over the
snow drifts longer than the Lake
Washington floating bridge.
“My 4-year-old daughter is con
| vinced that her parents are per
petrating a hoax on her. “How can
it be Christmas when it isn’t even i
j winter?” she keeps asking.
up the building.
“The dynamiter knew what he
was about and he meant business,”
Kurg said. “This was no scare at
tempt.”
An anonymous call to a Detroit
newpaperman led to what was at
first a vain police search at the
union headquarters.
Later two union employees
came upon the wrapped sticks of
Legion ^Alarmed’*
At Withdrawal |
From Aleutians
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ANCHORAGE, (/!*>—The Alaska
department of the American Le
gion yesterday urged restoration
of all military forces at Aleutian
Island bases and “strengthening of j
all defenses to keep the doors per
manently closed to any possible !
aggressor.”
The plea was sent to secretary
of defense Louis Johnson and
other high government officails
by Perry McClain, department
commander.
He said the department was
“alarmed by the withdrawal” of
troops from the Aleutians and
abandonment of bases on the is
land chain.
“This is an invitation for an ag
gressor to repeat the invasion tac
tics used by the Japanese in the
last war,” McClain wii*ed. “Cir- j
cumstances elsewhere in the world
may not allow our nation suffi
cient time to amass men and mu
nitions sufficient to recapture its J
own land.”
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
| explosive, tied up in gay red ad
white Christmas paper.
The destructive package lay at
an outside stairway not far from
the adjacent general motors re
search laboratory.
There Is Still Time
To Shop At
The Polar Curio Shop
Jewelry - -
Rhinestone
Diamonds
Costume
Jade and Nugget
Watches
Compacts
HOLLOW-WARE SILVER
SHEAFFER PEN AND PENCIL SETS
TAVERN CANDLES
SOUVENIRS — RECORDS
Cameras - - - Projectors
and
Accessories
CHRISTMAS CARDS AND WRAPPINGS
PRINTING ■ ALL KINDS - The Nugget
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Some I astes Are Plain. Others Are Fanev—But Everyone Likes Food
Serve Good Four for Christmas — \ on Will find All ^our
Wants Satisfied At Our Super Market
TKe GARDEN spot
AIRBORNE FRUITS and VEGETABLES
LETTUCE—Fresh Solid Heads
CELERY—Fancy Utah Type
TOMATOES—Large, Red Ripe
Ideal for Slicing
PEPPERS, RADISHES, ONIONS and
PARSLEY for Salads and Dressings
SWEET POTATOES—California’s Best
APPLES, PEARS, BANANAS, ORANGES
For Your Fruit Basket
CRANBERRIES, SQUASH AND OTHER
GARDEN FRESH VEGETABLES
And, Of Course
FRESH MILK
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF BULK AND BOXED
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
A COMPLETE LINE OF
DELICIOUS SWEETS
TO SUIT EVERY TASTE
OUR FINE FOODS
FOR HOLIDAY FEASTS
Red Crest and Gold Bar
Fruits and
Vegetables
Libby’s Pickles
DEL MONTE
Pumpkin
BORDEN’S
Mince Meat
Your Favorite Brand of
COFFEE
FLOWERS
YES. VVE ARE FEATURING
CUT ROSES and CARNATIONS for Your Table'
POTTED PLANTS That Will Make An Ideal Gift
ORDER «
TURKEYS—O ven Ready
8 to 12 Pound Birds
GEESE—Large, PI 11111 p
OVEN READY—8 Pounds
CAPONS—An Extra Treat at Christmas
N. Y. Style—6 to 8 Pounds
SPECIAL CUTS, SPECIAL MEATS
SPECIAL SERVICE ON SPECIAL ORDERS
Just Tell Us the KIND and HOW You Prefer It
We’ll Please You Here
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