Christmas Program
At High School
On Friday Evening
Tlir Juneau High School annual
Christmas program is scheduled
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
high school gymnasium.
A preview of the concert was
held this afternoon for the high
school and sixth, seventh and
eighth grades. The lower grades
r -e urged to attend the concert
Friday with their parents.
No admission L to be charged for
the concert and tio silver offering
is to be taken. Two more sections
of bleachers are to be added to
the gymnasium to increase the
seating capacity. 1
Participating in the concert will
be a total of 130 students—90 in
the choruses and 40 in the band.
Christmas holidays for schools
starts Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
continuing until January 2.
The concert program is as fol
lows:
"O Come Emmanuel” Ancient
Plain Song, Arr. Oscar R. Overby.
■•Ye Watchers and Ye Holy
Ones”. Coin. O. C. C.
"A Cradle Hymn", F. M. Christ
iansen.
Mixed Chorus
“The Christmas Story”—Senftle
ber-Riegger.
"To Shepherds Fast Asleep"—K.
K. Davis.
Girls' Chorus
“Christmas is Coming” — O' J |
English Song—Arr. Krones.
"We Wish You a Merry Christ- j
mas” _ old English Song—Arr.
Krones. j
Boys’ Chorus
“The Holly and the Ivy”—R.
Boughton.
The Madrigal Singers
"As Lately We Watched" (Aus-!
trian)—Arr. A. Griffith.
Girls’ Triple Trio
“A Child Was Born in Bethlb- j
hem”—Old Medieval Song.
Mixed Quartet
“Little Jack Horner”—E. L. Ash
ford.
Boy's Octet
“Jingle Bells”—Arr. Samuelson.
Mixed Chorus
Band
In the Cathedral—Pierne, Tran
scribed by Irving Cheyette.
Finale from The New World
Symphony—Anton Dvorak, Trans
cribed by Erik Leidzen.
Prelude and Fugue in G Minor—
J. S. Bach, Arranged by Lucian
Gaillet.
Pavanne from 2nd American
Symphonette—Morton Gould.
Athletic Festival March—Op. 69,
No. 1, Composed for band by Serge
Prokofieff.
Alaska National Guard
Seoul Battalions to
Hold First Encampment
The first encampment for the
First and Second Scout Battalions
of the Alaska National Guard is
planned for January 13 to 27 at
Fort Richardson.
The encampment Is primarily
concerned with class room work
relative t o scouting, patroling,
rame tiring and unit tactics, guard
headquarters said. Headquarters for
the two battalions are in Nome
and Bethel with personnel scat
tered from Point Barrow through
the Bristol Bay area on the south.
Selected members of the First
Scout Battalion with headquarters
at Nome held the first field train
ing for any Alaska guard unit. In
September, members had field
training reconnaissance on the Ko
buk and Noatak Rivers. The rivers
are north of the Arctic Circle and
empty into Kotzebue Inlet.
Attending the recent encampment
of the 208th Infantry Eattalion
(Sep) were 10 men and one officer
of the Second Scout Battalion.
SONS OF NORWAY
Sons of Norway meeting Saturday
evening at 8 o’clock in the Odd
Fellows Hall. 995-lt
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself. Signed—John E. Dap
cevich. 994-41
• EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY •
Long Holiday
Ahead for Some;
P. 0. Crew Works
Hundreds of packages are waiting
at the post office for Juneau folks,
and postal employees arc wishing
the addressees would come and
pick up the packages which are
filling badly needed room.
To help, the package windows
and the general delivery window
will again be open Saturday from
10 a m. to 4 p.m. as they have been
the past few weeks.
Unlike most federal employees,
postal employees will not have a
long Christmas holiday. -With a
boat in Monday, feverish activity is
expected around the post office
even on Christmas Eve. And the
post office will be open Monday as
usual.
Federal offices, in general, will
close Saturday and Monday—mak
ing a four-day weekend. However,
many of these offices will remain
open the following Saturday to
make up for the Monday holiday.
Many- of the Territorial offices
will follow suit, but some will keep
open as usual Saturday morning,
and some will keep a skeleton crew
working both Saturday morning
and Monday.
It's business as usual for most
Juneau business houses Saturday
and Monday, but a few have been
reported planning to remain closed
the day after Christmas.
Unlimited Skiing
Expected Sunday
On Douglas Island
Skiers in the Gastineau Chan
nel area are anticipating unlimited
activities on the Douglas Island
slopes this weekend with the new
fall of powder snow.
All skiers are asked to meet in
the Baranof Hotel coffee shop at
9 am. Sunday. Transportation will
be furnished to the foot of the
trail on Douglas Island.
The ski tow will be operating as
long as there arc skiers on the
trail. New tow rates are announced.
For club members, it will be $1 for
the day, $2 for non-members and
50 cents for high school students.
Ski club members arc to meet
Sunday evening at 8:30 o’clock at
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
club rooms for Christmas caroling.
From there the organization will
go on foot through the city singing
traditional Christmas songs.
Calhoun Awarded
Big Stsm in Suit
Against Davis
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20—IAP)—
Everett S. Calhoun has been
awarded 526,757.60 in his recovery
suit against Gary Davis, 43, pro
moter of a three-wheeled auto.
Superior Judge Clarence L. Kin
caid decided in favor of Calhoun
yesterday after Calhoun testified
he paid Davis $39,100 for dealer
ships in King County, Wash., and
in Alaska. Davis never delivered
the cars, said Calhoun.
Last January Davis was convic
ted on 19 counts of grand theft in
connection with sale of dealerships.
Only a limited number of display
models were produced.
Davis is at liberty under $10,0C0
bond.
Koiher of Alaska
Steamship Expensive
SEATTLE, Dec. 20—Private
funeral services were held here to
day for Mrs. Anna Zeusler, 88, who
died yesterday.
Mrs. Zeusler, was the mother of
F. A. Zeusler, executive assistant to
the president of the Alaska Steam
ship Co. and former Coast Guard
Admiral.
ATTENTION
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MILK NOTICE
No milk delivery on December 25.
Wm. Flint—Juneau Dairy Products.
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