CHURCHES
LAVTN1A WAUL ACE YOUNG
Mnsinti
Minister and Director—C W.
Erickson
Bunday, October 31.
11:00 a. .m.—Church school.
11:00 a. m. —Junior church.
8:30 p .m.—Youth meet.ng
Slides wi]] be shown.
7:00 p. m. Evening Worship.
Monday, 8:00 p. m. Men’s Club
at Kahzim.
Tuesday, 8:00 p. m.—Youth Fel
lowship Group at Kahzim.
Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.—Relig
ious Council.
Thursday, 7:15 p. m. Prayer
service.
Thursday, 8:30 p. m. Choir re
hearsal.
"Receiving from God bring*,
the privilege of sharing with
oiheTs!”
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic
' Church
Edmund A. Anable, E. J
Pastor
Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 a. m.
Week-day Mass’ 7:00 a. m.
Religious instruction for the
children: Monday afternoon, pri
mer class; Tuesday afternoon,
advanced class.
FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday—
t 10:45-11:45 a. m. Sunday school.
Adult Bible Class.
7:45-1:45 p. m. Worship Ser
vice. Choir—prayer—oertnoti.
5:00-10:00 p. m. Social Hour
and refreshments.
Tuesday—
7;30-8:30 gx. m. Fellowship
Prayer Hour.
Thursday—
7:30-0:00 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
8:00-10:00 p. m. Hobby clubs,
share your hobby with others.
Everyday—
The social room is open to any
group or individual who wishes
to use it at any time. Ping-pong
table, piano, reading table, and
.other equipment is there for you
to .use.
-At all times—the pastor of the
church is always ready and
willing to help you in any way.
Feel free to call on him at any
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
HENRY JOSEPH
LALLEY
ACCOUNTING, INCOME TAX
AND SOCIAL SECURITY
Inquire At Nugget Office
IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Lav
Boom 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
1912-13 Smith Tower
Telephone Elliot 8200
O. D. C08HRAN
Attorney At Law
Phone Main 121
Nome, Alaska
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COLEMANS AT
HARPER, WASH.
| Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Coleman,
who lived for many years in the
Nome area, now own the store
and postoffice at Harper, Wash
ington about 16 miles out from
j Bremerton. Their home is a
I veritable museum of Alaska sou
j venirs and they gladly welcome
anyone from the North for a yisi
concerning' the “golden days’
which are so precious to all who
are fortunate enough to have en
joyed its charm.—(Alaska
Weekly), f
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WEEKLY
SERMONETTE
By E. A. Annabel, S. J.
CHRIST CONQCERED DEATH
isn t it strange now people leer
deatn'i No matter now strong a
man may be, no matter how cour
ageous, tne tnougnt ot oeatn is
^ot pleasant. Most ot us tind
it so unpleasant we jurrt reip'se
to tmnk aoout it at ail, tnougn.
we know so well that tor every
one ot us it is the one certain
thing in our lives.
Certainly, for 33 years Chr^t
tried to teach us that death is
, but the beginning ol something
ifar better than anything we have
lever known. ■ His wnole Me was
spent in telling us that this
world and everything it contains
are merely temporary possessions
with which we are to learn the
use of ;the eternal things He has
for us. It is just as a set ot
model carpenter tools given a
; youngster in order that he may
learn to uke‘ the real ones. .
And, though we all know the
promises of Christ about an eter
nity of happiness, yet somehow
or other, we shy away from the
thoughts arbcut that eternity
which we must enter through
an unpleasant door called
“death".
Our lives have seen a constant
tprocessien of 'corpses, tfc**e of
our acquaintances,, opr . friends,
[our 'relatives, yet }ye, ,resolutely;
jiut aside the thought that sofne
.day we are to be the chief object;
of interest at a funeral.
'** t
I wonder if our avoidance of
the thought of our death isn’t
an unwilling admission that just
perhaps our lives haven’t been
|of the kind that will meet, with
the approval of Christ, when we
meet Him who alone conquered
death.
VICTOR-VANCE-VICTOR’S
TVo Native families near
Gethel have gone in for ‘'Vic
tory” in a big way, the brothers
Victor and Vance Samuel hav
ing thirteen children between
;them. The six children in Vic
tor’s family are Virl, Vina, Va
die, Viola, Virgil and Virlen; the
j seven in Vance’s family Van,
Vera, Vandel, Vamel, Vernon
[Vester and Violet.— (Alaska
'Weekly).
OF HITS
IN RECENT
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STOCKHOLM. Nov. 5.—(AP)
-Swiss dispatches gave these j
i ?ures of Allied bombings in ;
Germany:
There are now eight million
bomb victims homeless in Ger
many.
152.000 persons were killed in
he Hamburg bombings, 42,000
€ ed in the attacks on Kassel.'
3.000 were killed and 12,000
r>ade homeless in the RAF attack
Wednesday night en Duessel
dirf.
How the figures were obtain
ed was not explained in dis
patches from the Swedish pa
pers.
ARMIES ARE
ADVANCING IN
ITALIAN AREA
t ’ •• • » -i n
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
ALGIERS, Nov. 5.—(P)—Mov
ing hard swift punches deeper in
central Italy, over the collapsed
Massico and Trigno river defense
line, the. Allied Fifth and Eighth
armies advanced in all sectors.
Allied headquarters said the
fall of .Venafro, one of the two
inland highway centers, held the
line together, it is believed im
minent:: Ji 1 ;
A British. Broadcasting C*#i
f my correspondent in Algiers
1
Slid American troops were fight
iig in the outskirts of Venafro.
The Fifth Army followed up
the Eighth armys capture of Es
neria, the other highway hub in
the demolished line, by smash
ing through German positions to
r.-ach the vicinity of Garigiiano
r ver, 80 miles south of Rome.
RESOLUTION
IS APPROVED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5—(AP)
—The senate voted overwhelm
ing approval of the Connally
ipost-war resolution favoring the
establishment, of a general inter
national organization of power to ;
prevent aggression, and to pre
serve peace in the world.
The vote was 85 to 5, and beat
ing down a series of amendments
the Senate passed the double-1
barrelled resolution incorporat
ing a portion of the Moscow four
power agreement in the historical
action which marked a new high
tide in sentiment of international (
cooperation.
The passage came after 10 days I
of de/bates.
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! A. J. LANDSTROM
DIED RECENTLY
Andrew J. Landstrom, 72, 'lorrg
ime ■ resident of Alaska and re
t red -Alaska Railroad employe,
c'ed at 8:15 o'clock last night in
c local hospital after an illness
tf two days,
A native of Sweden, Mr.
Landstrom came to Alaska in the
gold rush days and staked claims -
at Nome. He had mined there
I r 14 years when he met and |
married Elizabeth Johnston
rhey made their home in Nome j
tptil 1917 when they came to
Anchorage.
.Mr. Johnson was employed in
the automobile repair business j
here until 1921 when he went to j
work for the Alaska Ra.lroad
He was employed there as a me- i
chanic and in 193€ retired to take
over the management of the j
Landstrom apartments on Third j
venue.
Mr. Landslrom was a member
f the Pioneer Ledge while iiv
i g in Nome and belongtd to the
Elios lodge in this city for 22
years.
Besides his widow, he is sur
•:v:d by two daughters, Jean,
who is attending school in Se
attle, Evelyn of Anchorage,,, and
cne son, Frank, who is stationed
n Alaska in the army and will
return here soon.
Remains are in the Anchorage
Funeral Parlors pending funeral
arrangements.
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