ATOM BOMBING PICTURE
SHOWN TO SOROPT1MISTS
What to do in case a siren sounds
for atomic bombing was the sub
ject of a motion picture shown to
the Soroptimists at luncheon Fri
day at the Baranof Hotel. Larry j
Parker was cameraman.
The meeting, presided over by
Miss Gertrude Wetzel, president,
included routine business. Plans
were completed for the Silver Show
er sponsored by the Soroptimists at i
the Juneau Health Center Monday j
night.
FROM CHICAGO
Warren Schmikel of Chicago is
at the Baranof Hotel .
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FUTURE
NO. Jof* SlllfS
SURVIVEft^e
EHD^WORLD
How can we survive the j
End of the World? It sounds
like an impossible proposi- j
tion; but it should be quite j
easy—if we know how. And, ;
with world affairs as they
are, it may be wise to start |
learning.
It is vital to note that surviving
the End of the World involves in
finitely more than merely dodging
Atom Bombs! In the catastrophic j
final events on this earth, the
actual End will be the doing of
God—not man. The Bible declares
that in the last day God will j
“destroy them which destroy tha |
earth.” The End of the World is
repeatedly referred to as “The
Day of the Lord.”
This is one of the most cheer
ing of all the promises of Scrip
ture—that God will finally inter
vene in the confused affairs of
men!
Is it not clear that the chaotic
circumstances in which we find
ourselves are not a part of God’s
design? Then, just
as surely as the Bi
ble outlines the rise
and fall of nations
and depicts the
misrule of men
made imperfect by
sin, so it predicts that one day
God will summarily destroy the
actual cause of this chaos—sin
itself!
He will then, according to Bible
promises, start a re-created world
again—and permanently—on the
perfect path from which it has
been lured by unholy forces.
If the express purpose of the
End of the World is once and for
all to root out the cancer of evil
and confusion and to clear the
way for all that is good—should
not surviving the End of the
World be a simple matter?
It is only necessary that every
one of us takes every precaution
to insure that in that awesome
day we are not found infected
with sin, and thus be destroyed
along with it.
Cure
for
Chaos
Here is the simple way to
survive the End: not merely to
go underground with a Geiger
counter, but to “seek righteous
ness, geek meekness: it may be
ye shall be hid in the day of the
Lord’s anger.” Zephaniah 2:3.
How obvious it is that no one
Infected with a sinful nature in
that day could possibly be allowed
to survive the End
of the World, and
mar the new crea
tion! This is the
simple equipment
you must have: the
Bible says of those
who will survive: “Here are they
that keep [1] the commandments
of God, and [2] the faith of Je
sus.” Revelation 14:12.
Two
Easy
Rules
Do you feel up to par in both
of these respects? If you would
survive, and live through the
ages, meeting this divine stand
ard must become the most ur
gent consideration of your life!
“The commandments of God, '
the faith of Jesus." It is a pretty
good combination with which to be
equipped. At least it will take
just that to survive the End of
the World. Something to think
about, isn’t it? (Next: A Noose
on Your Neck?)
This is No. 3 of o series, telling briefly of
the beliefs ond hopes of 750,000 of your
Seventh-day Adventist neighbors ond friends.
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BROWNIE BLAND
INITIATED INTO
WOMEN OF MOOSE
Brownie Bland was initiated into
[he Women of the Moose at its regu
lar meeting last Thursday in Moose
Hall. Senior Regent Jannet Francis
conducted the ceremony.
Mooseheart Alumni Chairman.
Hrace Wiley, was head of the pro
gram committee and presented Mike
Haas as a guest speaker. He talked
the Grant Baldwin memorial
Hass, which will be held Sept. 30.
F'hyllis Eneberg played two selec
tions on the piano.
Next meeting will be on Sept. 6.
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Car in Reverse
Proves Cosily
To Driver
Ben Phillips appeared in city
magistrate's court yesterday after
noon charged with negligent driv
' ing and destroying city property.
The negligent driving charge
was dismissed by Judge F. O. |
Eastaugh but Phillips drew a $351
fine for destroying city property.
Twenty dollars of it was suspen- ]
ded and Phillips will be required
to pay $100 damages for breaking
a parking meter. In addition he
is to pay $40 damages to Albert
Goetz, Jr. of Douglas.
Phillips was arrested by Juneau
police at 10 p.m. Thursday after
he mistakenly placed his car in
reverse, backed over the meter
and sidewalk in front of the Im
perial Cafe and rammed the right
headlight and fender of a car be
longing to Goetz.
NOTICE
Soroptimist Silver Shower — for
improvements at the Health Cen
ter, 122 Second St. Monday, Aug.
20th, 7:30 to 10 p.m. Public urged
to attend. 888-4t
Defense Plants
Urged to Hire
Handicapped
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18—f-fl—
President Truman urged American
employers today to put ‘‘all oui
handicapped citizens” to work ir
defense plants to help “win the
struggle for a just and lasting
peace.”
Mr. Truman reported that public
employment services found 100.
000 more jobs for the handicappec
last year than during the yeai
before—a "gain of more than 5(
per cent."
The President spoke at the fal
meeting of his committee on the
national Employ the Physical^
Handicapped Week in the de
partmental auditorium here.
He presented a trophy, designee
by four handicapped persons, tc
George Carr, Chicago employer
for “the best performance of the
year in behalf of the physicallj
handicapped.”
FROM FAIRBANKS
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Griffith
of Fairbanks are registered at the
Baranof Hotel.
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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
Senators Win
Right to File
Sharp Report
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18—Ifll—
Republican Senators today won
the right to file a sharply criti- |
cal report on the RFC invcstiga- i
tion in the Senate' records.
The Senate Banking Committee
which investigated charges that j
political influence was exerted in
the granting of Reconstruction ]
Finance Corporation loans, voted
at a closed-door session to sub
mit a majority report, worded in
much milder language, but to al
low the Republicans to file a mi
nority statement of their own.
The two will be published together
as a single document.
Texts of the rival reports were
ordered kept secret until Monday
noon, when both will be filed with
the Senate.
I»R. SHULER WILL TALK
MONDAY AT BPW MEETING
Dr. Robert H. Shuler, medical of
ficer in charge at Mt. Edgecumbe,
will be the speaker at the Business
and Professional Women's program
meeting Monday noon on the Ter
race of the Baranof Hotel,
j The program, arranged by Miss
I Ruth Lingley, chairman of health
and sanitation for the^ club, will
be open to guests. Dr. Shuler w ill
accompany his talk with pictures.
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