'BIBLE READINGS
TO BE HELD
EACH DAY
Thirty-three daily Bible read
| ings for the days from Thanksgiv
| ing until Christmas are being pro
| posed by the American Bible So
| ciety in cooperation with the var
I ious churches of the nation.
Clergymen contend that the
program will result in the great
I est daily reading of the Bible in
I history.
I The Bible selections were
I made by a nation-wide poll of
I more than 100,000 pastors and
I over 6,000 army and navy chap
I lains. Local clergymen are urging
their congregations to join in the
program, which consists of read
ing one chapter each day.
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FOR ARMY
Father Tom Cunningham, bet
ter known as “Father Tom’», who
has been active in his work with
the Diomede Island Natives, left
fror Anchorage recently, where
he will take examinations for
duty as chaplain to the para
; troops. We can think of no bet
: ter person for he job.
1 Natives and Whites all think
! a lot of this plucky New Zeal
* ander, who will do anything in
the line of duty. No task has ever
l been too hard for him.
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Father Cunningham has al
i ready had several citations for;
his valuable assistance to the
armed forces.
SHORTAGE OF
FOOD GREECE S
DILEMMA
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ATHENS,fl Dec. 11.—<AP>—
Acute food shortages and immi
i nent danger of an epidemic
i epidemic threatened this strife
torn capital as the British heavy
bombers, for he first time in this
week-long civil struggle attack
ed the Elas Company concentra
tions around the city.
RAF Wellingtons, cannon fire
and Spitfires joined in the san
guiary fighting, which has a
i lready cost the Leftists 1500 kill
ed ana 2500 wounded after Elas
was attacked.
Their attack was repelled yes
terday by the British troops, who
were using field and tanks.
All unloading of relief ships
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15th
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HUNT'’
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16th
ONE SHOW—7:15 P. M.
“BACK STREET”
With CHASfl. BOYER and
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And "FURTHER PROOF OF
NOSTRADAMUS'’
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17th
TWO SHOWS—7:15 ft 9:00 P. M.
“LADY FROM
LOUISIANA”
With JOHN WAYNE and
ONA MUNSON
And "WHO'S SUPERSTITIOUS’'
at Piraeus is at a standstill.
The United Nations Relief
Administrations made attempts to
organize soup Kitchens to relieve
the stricken people but so far
have failed.
A large number of dead are
still awaiting burial.
BYRNES SAYS
IT’S TIME FOR
A HOME FRONT
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. H.
—(AP)—James F. Byimes’ ‘‘pro
duce or fight’’; edict signals his
assumption of a full policy of
control over the home front, jt
has been reported.
His efforts and those of his as
sociates, will be in the war mob
ilization and re-qonversiofn pro
grams and he will relegate the
dispute settling function to sec
ond place. ' .
Mr. Byrnes will take active di
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rection in the production of man
power and economic phases of the
war as well as re-converSion. z
Rep. Byrnes* instruction o
the Selective Service on Saturday
was to increase the drafting og
men between the ages of 26 and
37 years who are not doing their
part to contribute tao the war ef
fort. This last is particularly aim
ed at war workers to keep them
at their lathes and machines.
HITS SMOKERS
MATCH SHORTAGE
WASHINGTON — Smokers
are warned that they face a
shortage of matches which will
make the cigarette shortage
mild in comparison.
Herman A. Oriel,
director of the Wholesale
bacco Distributors of New
said the facilities of match i
ufacturers will be tied up for
(five months in filling
■ment orders. He
ers form ‘‘share the