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Market street
Sunday School At 1000 A NJ.
g. W Taylor. superintendent
Preaching service every second
and fourth Sunday 1t 100 A. NJ.
and 7:W r NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday II
TO p. N.
Everyone welcome.
4 . WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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EscATAwpA BAPTIST
CHURCH

1000 A. M-Snndat sehnci,
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
ilfN a MUoFnInK worship.
7.45 p M-EveuinH service
each isf and ard Sunday
Monday
7:30 r. NV. M !. business
meeting.
"Wednesday
7:20 r. M-sundag school
council general business.
V = #IhDHAM,
Pastor
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CHURCH or
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS .

Church School est5 A NJ.
l. Barrow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service. II A M
First Sunday Of each manth
Zion's League young People,
Thomas. leader.
Women's Meeting Ts1o p III.
every other Monaay-Mrz ] 4.
Barlow. Leader
Mid-weck Prayer Service. 7s0a
n NJ. Wednesday.
Everyone cordially invited
"A. NJ. BARNES,
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS,
Reporter.
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EAST Moss polHT BApTisr

Schedule of Services
$50 A M-EundaY school
1888 a. M-M0rninK sermon
ESQ p M-Tnslnin9 uninn.
7saa p M-Rssnaaliefir Mes.
sage.
TOO p. II. Wednesday-rreyer
meeting
The public d cordially invited
10 worship With ~.
MONTE a. DAVIS.
Pastor.
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Eat Moss roint
1898 Al uadas MifuQt,
goA marfau superintendent
aaea A n and 10 r ~
.prenshinn service every sunday.
Ss0e = NJ & Il. oafh sun.
.day. crrA McDnnAld Nadet
TO q M@frafer service
.emli THURSDAY
Nev JOHN a kTUhnS
rasint
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The ~. A. u mel II she chufcA
III Mohsihy afternoon. Mrs n g.
Eley presided exrf the ueesine a
the absence uf the president NM
CiBfd flAgsIa ~ ! ? HnEHk
lea IRE dkeetloHsl and rea9 NJ
minutes Mem esa ~xse
Mnednmrs ! ! nfnxk 4 & Kly,
W. "A Nehpn - 4. = DsiAAsh
met. u n Bu1ay Alien goneA, r.
". Suihon and ! - naA and
Miss Adah Head
TbR gnaflsn Byrd Clarie viii
meet oa Monday Afternoon ~
lhrcr thirty with Mr. Il g nfee
lard.
The Margaret Lafhey Clrelt
viii mtet On Monday afternoon
Al three thirty.
Clrcle Nmnt4f Thfe wl nei
on Monday afleHnksAa plAsk y
mu1iing 10 he announced iatef.i
.N
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ST. JOHNS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Corner pe ard 1--we OK streets
SUNDAY. Nay 3I-Tflnity Sun
day
TOO Holy Communion and
sermon.
iD.00-SunaaE sch4zL
prayer ard mF.
mon.
Monday morning s. so uae
rector viii broadcast oyer Sta
ton WGcM 81 Gulfp4t
Evayone IS eeIconse = attend
oGH services and listen = IL
broadcast
Rev. FRIEDRICH s HEscH.
Rector.
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule foE tie week
S80day
Ds45 A MLChnfrk school
100 A II worship services
coo r. M-Yeagb Fesl8wshlp
TOO ~ M-Wafnlziu services
MONDAY
900 r. NJ Mrrtina u ~ s e.
IS Circles. ~ Easan. Cerile
Daley
Tne&day
7sM ? M-HafrIet Fancy CIR
Gle
Wednesday
7seo p M-Msd-esek Prayer
services
: !. WALTON.
Pastor
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Moss Point Church
News

KHEOkE kSETHnuIHT
S~chednlr
teuAN
~ ~ II AAhae fntNfia
ent League.
Wesxnip <eA ttW A. ~
-SN r M
MnnaaS Wentns ee q
Chfistkan Snfst<N eeefy ether
Monds$ ~ Ire mnnth
WEDNESDAY Prayer Wertinn
7@PM
Aee J x PAYNE.
Faster.
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Cinrlr NunsiNf Twa viii mest
with airs Dallas Smlih on Men
dag Afternoon
CHese NnnHlef nne VIII meet
% Munday altmmoon
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1000 A SUNDAY Schpoi,
Lee Hit. superintendent
hoo A. M-Mnrning worship
service on sarand 6nnaayr
7.a6 r. M-EvenlnF Worship
service m sncund Sundays
7s3D r M-Mid-gseek prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
400 p MAWnmens mission.
AIRY society mrrfine On Mxssfiat
after the Second Sunday 81 eacfl
month
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HitE STATE - MISSISSIPPI
TO Lea Calm
lD4 etN aHH Il ara
tftNf A8 I0az#zI4 EpaH - ~
County e zzs = 80 ztatE
90 Ne - = 1aHe 4
u l4f2 - - - 81 s.
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The w0man'a Wufk a CHRIS
ian Service mei It tie church On
Monday afternoon Mrk ! p
Lowe led me program o. AChll'
dren If Our Church. NJ A.
len Elder. Nh John clflas and
Mrs 4 = WalIon Hzee interest
ing tabs n diiieEens points q
TINS HupteEt Mt4z ms Anufur
gave her resignation ~ study
lphner and ! new Ieadef vii p
elected 81 Tire next meesiA9
.rmbciw discussed sending h
Young people 10 Wesson q foals
Peoples assembly Il wsA v0
10 give Tn H8iiafs bSNAsds e
prnses Of sfIeae dhIesait8
The harriet Faaflef Circle NlA
have I meeting y ne ladies pr
Tor ~ the Church 81 Monday
evening June : 1t seven uaF
~. All members ere urged e
attend
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou Cas0sfe
Sunday School II gf5 A NJ,
Louis Under. superintendent
Preaching service every first
and fourth Sunday. ~ 100 a.
A. and 7.3D F. M
Rev a u WEXFORD,
Pastor.
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SECOND BAPTIST cHuncH
pasrcagoula


pAaccagDula
Located IN gllipyafd sertion. on
Henry avenue.
Sunday
ssks A NJ. sunday Scinspl A
n Crane. Superintendent
li00 A ~. Morning Worship
Service.
essg r NJ. b I U. Hour.
Floyd Stephenson. director.
tbs p a.. Teachers and OF.
flcers Meeting.
Wednesday,
tbs p. M-Song Servirr.
500 r. NJ. Prayer Service
All visitors welcome. We cx-
tcnd 10 ynu . hearty invitation
10 come and worship with MS
j l. MORGAN.
Pastor
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cHuRcA 81 e NAzARENE

90 Sonlh Paseaeenla Street
Sunday School les A NJ, n.
r. Stevenson, president
Regular Worship Service. ff0l
"A. "a
Young Peoples suclesy. TOO
r. M. Mrs c d cassieherry.
president
Evangeiigtic Service las r M
L S POLK.
Pastor.
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Non-den0minationai. south
PaycagouIa street Homer Miller,
superintendent. Miss Lena A
Hall superintendent Primary De
partment 300 r. II sundas serv-
ices.
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PascauOula Church News

NOTICE 70 cLERcYMEN CHURCH OFFICERS
TIE ChrvnlcleStar and Advertiser Is 0ezsruus Il keep
irg standing - ts page. under the head 81 IhaF<h News,
q complete and eoEgee4 directory 81 al the xhurches III oar
area. hours 81 services special meetings and other matters
Of interest e cur church people. To make tbs directory oom-
p3cse 4 = necessafs that We SET copy far changes il the
hours of service net later than every Wednesday afternoon.
as We wish 70 publish this directory il TIE FRIDAY issue 81
car paper. s. please help rs q keep the la c0f1eea by send-
ing n your copy every week hy "Wednesday afternoon at
the --latest.
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AA88AaA3&
6U7 N. Pasca9oula Street
The Friendly Lnurcn win q
Welcome
Our Regular Services.
Sunday school. 1000 A. M.
Morning Worship. 100 A NJ.
Evaneelistic Service. 7s50 p. ~.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday,
.7s30 r. n
To those u you moi attending
church elsewhere We extend q
special fuviEHNuu - visit our
Sunday School Bring your fam
iiy and meet with us At the usual
hour.
KENNETH ERWIN,
So.
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FTRsT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

7 AN1h
|1ST CaHty street
SUNDAY. MAJ al
as45 A NJ. SaHday alssel
1000 A NJ Bihie csassek
i1W a ~ n1aniFsg worship
Can God Be 5ax1FF
100 p n, Yoane Peoples
League, At ManSe
800 p NJ, Union service 81
Mefhodish 4na PreshvtrriAns II
Presbyterian Church. Subjert
'~AH Powcr i Given Matt isis,
70
] c CRANE b d..
Minister.
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SUNDAY itine tn nlxlne mrv
sce viii &c held aceushsnK h the
snsnmaor schedule ~
Ree FRIEDRICH S REScH.
paslnE
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sRENCER MEMonIAL
BAPTIST cMUNcH
BayUu Cnsotte
Sunday sehuol ~ ass A NJ.
Louis f4inaes superintendent
Youne Peoples MeetinE 81
r a.
Preaching every Sunday 81
800 r ~
3 : JENKINS.
PASSES
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Fires storms az1 insects each
yeaf desire. 2 billion bard feet
n standing uuEzef = ~ Uniled
AlHxaHaH ZIHnz# H#@ opera
neer. p s go Hsi
p~Ceeenfsa Hsa = - - go =
Russia
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FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MISSION

FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MISSION
Recreation Room. 4. = Martins
Building.
SUNDAY
atS A. ~ Sunday school. RI
" Pike. superintendent
lis00 A n. morning worship
service.
Thursday
7;30 P n. prayer service
Dr J " WATTS.
pa2tof
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8 \ n. s~undaY-Mernlng
prayer ard seFTzsan - fhe rector
400 P n Tneaaag1hEgeh
school
Rev FREDERICK s HESCH
Rector
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1.aq p M-sandas sehool
Mns Hsnaah ssaTk. saperlaend'
500 + MHorsp sefyses
on tie second ard fourth sun
days.
los r hzMA-aaek ofavet
meefing each ThusaasT eveaine
RAzHE
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UNION CHURCH

KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
INSTANTLY
Is About
For Victory

Fl. MCCLELLAN, Als-It can
not be said that he Williams fam
lily Of Cambridge, Mass. isn't going
about for the war effort.
Dad" Williams, As years old, but
hale and hearty, arrived here at
the Branch Immaterial Replace
ment Training center this week
20 join his twin, 20-year-old sons.
youngesJ OF his family OF seven.
The Williams family, assigned to
he same company, same bunk-and
same mess hall, is taking basic
framing together in the training
ceuter's regiment.
Dad Williams. who. incidentally,
received a Navy f for efficiency
at a defense plant before being in.
Quoted, is hoping he and his two
sons, John and Richard, may some
day join the rest of the family now
in the armed forces,
There's George L.. Jr., a veteran
already of more than years serv-
ice. Then there's Frank, a seafarer,
now attached to the Great Lakes
Naval Training station.
The Williams boys aren't forget
ting SIS either. She's doing her
part at a defense plant in Wash
lng.on.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
TELL Progress.
OF Ne v GRACE.
BAPT. CHURCH.
Indebtedness Cleare d,
Plans Are Made For
A New Edifice

The progress OF New Grace Bsp.
fist church Sos East Hancock, was
recalled by its members as trustees
having paid off all Indebtedness,
made plans for the erection OF a
new edifice on the present site of
the church building.
The church was organized by
Rev, c. E. Askew, Rev. E. NJ. Gar
rison and officers of Israel and
Third Baptist church with a start
Ing membership OF 80 in the or
ganization. First services were held
In the Masonic Temple on Living
stone street, but in August, 1910
services there were discontinued
because the building was rented
out
The basement of Shiloh Baptist
church was Offered TO the young
organization by Shilohs pastor, Rev.
s. d. Ross, Meetings were held
there for a period of one month
after which the meeting place was
moved to the home of Mrs. B. Ma
lone at $40 Montcalm where meet
ings were held for three Sundays.
On October 10. 1910, Rev. Fues
brought to the church an adver-
tisement for the sale OF the proper
ty on Hancock and the members
began planning the purchase of this
property. However, the bank hold
Ing title to the property would not
sell to an unincorporated congrega-
ton and the sale of the building
was effected by two members.
James Daye and Luke Fuddleston
who volunteered TO purchase the
building at price Of S4,500 The
building was later released by these
men to the church whose members
labored long and hard cleaning and
preparing it for a place of worship.
On October 10. the church was
opened and after much deliberation
on the choice of a pastor the Rev
W. M. Terrell was called from Gin
cinnai where he resigned as pas
w. o. AAANAl anu
where he had served for IS years
as pastor and president of the Gin
cinnati Minister'S Conference. IN
der his pastorate and through the
cooperation OF the church-workers
the membership has grown and each
effort has been marked with sue
cess.
On the first Sunday in September
of this year the unpaid balance on
the property was taken to the bank
by the trustees and the week Of
October 10 through 26 found New
Grace Baptist church celebrating
Its dedication week, climaxing the
observance with victory banquet.
Said the trustees at this banquet:
@We shall erect an edifice on this
corner to which the many loyal
friends Of ours will always be well
come"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
LangstOn Launches
S tn y OF Race

LANGSTON. Okla.-(ANP) - In
accordance with an agreement
reached among Negro Immigrant
colleges at the recent Chicago con-
ference Of presidents, Langston uni
versity has established a research
project under the direction of Prof.
Mozell c. Hill. head Of the depart
ment Of sociology.
The project is a part of large Co
operative study of the socio-eco-
nomic life Of American Negroes
participated in by the leading Ne
gro colleges and directed by DR.. W
E B. Dubois, wh1 is serving as CO.
ordinator.
The general purpose OF the study
Is to collect and make known Ger.
tain data about conditions OF Ne
gro life that can be used as the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

CLEVELAND - CAMP - After
complaints had been filed with the
United States Employment service,
the Future Outlool; League and
the Cleveland Call-Post, eight girls
were admitted this week to the
United States Signal corps classes
set up at Cas- school. A war de-
partment aide had earlier refused
admittance to the young women
because they are Negroes.
The girls had been sent kilograms
OF appointment 10 the school by the
signal corps for training in aircraft
radio laboratory techniques at SIPS
per month. Upon completion OF
the course they were TO have been
advanced to Sl35 per month.
When they reported to the school
r. c. Dudock, sent from headquar-
tiers in Dayton to form the class.
refused to admit them although
ne accepted several white girls
many of whom were said 10 be
from the south.
Misses Leona Walker and Kath-
crime Austin objected TO the obvi-
Gus discrimination and were told
by Dudeck that, These girls are
from the south and are mot aeeHs-
toned TO sitting in the same class
with Negroes"
Miss Austin challenged Dudeck's
authority to exclude them and was
ordered to get out" and take the
matter up with the local Urban
League.
I'll take It TO a stronger and
more powerful organization than
that" replied Miss Austin, land
will reveal this undemocratic pro.
cedure 70 the newspapers and to
the NAACP."
81 already have a position" she
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

MULLEN, Ga.-Rev. J. H. Hills,
Methodist minister at the local
church. will be speaker at the
Woman's Mission club Sunday
Nov. 90. when Mrs Milton Carlton
Mrs. Katie Gamblers. Mrs. Ruby
Lane, Mrs. L. L. Rucker. Mrs Rob
ert Stephens, Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Mrs Joseph P. Sardus. Mrs John
ME Sims
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Businessmen To
Hear Spaulding

COLUMBUS, Oh In addition
70 c. c. Spaulding. banker, who is
scheduled 10 address the Ohio Ne
gro Chamber of Commerce Thanks
giving Day. Harry Yee, secretary of
the Columbus Chinese Chamber OF
Commerce. will -7eak, according to
H B, Brady, executive secretary of
tae Ohio Negro Chamber OF Com
merce,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
JEETER LESTER
STAR OF SHOW
AT TWENTIETH
F a m ed Tobacco Road
Lead Played by Char
ley 6rapewin

Packed with dramatic dynamite
and interspersed with plenty of
earthly, lusty humor, Goth Century
Fox's Tobacco Road" opened with
a decided bang last night at goth
Century for four-day run. Re
alistically produced by Daryl F.
zanuck. this sensational stage play
which has rocked the theatrical
world for eight years, has been
transformed into the most mem
orable motion picture of our time.
Tobacco Road" achieves perfec-
ton in casting. Charley Grapewin
stands out as Jeeter Lester, while
Marjorie Rambeau as Sister Bessie,
Gene Tierney as Ellie May AMI
Williamy Tracy as Dude Lester turn
in superb, convincing performances.
Under John Ford's brilliant di-
rection all the characters and stu
ations ring true. Nunnally john
sons screen play is masterful. For
sheer dramatic impact alone, TO
bacco Road" is tops in entertain
ment
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
Reports Conflict
On Juneau's
Victory Gardens

Juneau Victory Gardeners who
have been moaning about hook
worms, porcupines and other garden
saboteurs can take a lesson from
u. S. Marshal William Mahoney,
who, when he isn't engaged in law
enforcement activities is develop
ing one of the finest gardens that's
ever taken root in Juneau.
Mahoney's crop, thus far has
escaped any of the ravages common
in other Juneau gardens. Row on
row of choice vegetables have made
a good start toward eatables, and
Marshal Mahoney has some genuine
ripe Strawberries on the vine, ready
for picking. We saw them this morn
ing.
Deputy War Savings Administra-
tor Fred j. Aver, on the other hand,
and Miss Estelle Draper, Secretary
to the Governor. reported to The
Empires Garden Editor the other
day that a strong invasion force
Of hookworms and porcupines
Swarmed down on their gardens
with slashing frontal attacks, level
ground, and then retired to pre-
pared positions, out of reach OF the
defending forces.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
HOSPITAL NOTES

]. Peterson, who has been TAX
ing medical treatment in st. Ans
Hospital, was discharged yester-
day.
John Hirsh entered St. AIMS Hos
pital yesterday for surgical treat
ment.
Albert Hutchinson has entered
st. AIMS Hospital for medical care.
Hazel Kason has entered the Gov
eminent Hospital for medical care.
Vivian Albert has returned home
from the Government Hospital after
receiving medical care.
Austin Brown, who has been
taking medical treatment in st.
AIMS Hospital, has been dismissed
Edward Nelson entered st. AIMS
Hospital this morning for medical
treatment
Baby Florence Wilson has been
admitted to the Government Hos
pital for medical care.
Andrew Wanamaker, a cannery
worker from Tenakee, entered ST
AIMS Hospital yesterday for med
ical care, having been injured in a
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11

Subscribe 10 Jne Daily Alaska
Empire-the paper with the largest
paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
LEONARD berlin
IS TO Leave FOR
NEWFOUNDLAND
Receives Transfer from In
terror 10 War Depart
menf for Duration

Leonard M. Berlin, Associate Cad
astral Engineer in the U. S. Office
of Public Survey, has been trans
ferred from the Interior Depart
ment to the War Department for
the duration of hostilities and re-
ceived orders to report to the Sc
attic office of the U. S. Army En-
gineers for transportation to New
foundland.
Mr.. Berlin has been with the Of
flee of Public Survey in Juneau for
fifteen years with the exception
of two years during which he ac-
companied the United States Ant
arctic Expedition, commanded by
Admiral Richard Byrd, to Little
America as surveyor and navigator
After two years in Little America,
Mr.. Berlin returned to his post
with the U. S. Public Survey office
June l, 1941, with interesting in
formation about the Antarctic.
On his new assignment, Mr.. Ber-
lin will leave Juneau for the south
on the first available Transports
tion.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
PLANS LAID FOR
HUGE FOURTH OF
JULY PROGRAM

War or no war, the City of Juneau
this year is going to put on one
of the largest patriotic Fourth OF
July celebrations ever held in Al
aska, just % days from now.
That was the decision of a group
of representative Juneauites who
gathered in the City Hall last night
at the request of Mayor Harry L.
Lucas and laid the groundwork for
Juneau's annual commemoration
of American independence.
Those who attended the meeting
were, in addition to Mayor Lucas,
Claude Carnegie, George Gullufsen,
and Bert Lybeck, representing the
American Legion; Grant Baldwin
and Glenn Allen, representing the
Moose Lodge; Dean c. E. Rice,
Robert Rice, Albert White, A. C.
Cain, and John w. Jones, repres-
enting the Chamber of Commerce.
The following committees were
appointed
Executive ommittee-Mayor Luz
cas-, John w. Jones and DR.. w. w.
Council.
Finance Committee-W. S. Pullen,
John Reck and H. r. VanderIeest.
Program Committee = The Am
erican Legion.
Parade Committee-Moose Lodge.
Publicity Committee walter
Carl, A. B. Cain and Bill Carter.
With the Fourth of July coming
on Saturday this year, there will
be two days of entertainment. The
committees will begin to operate
Immediately in order to make this
years celebration one to be re-
membered. Big job in the prepara-
tions has been awarded to the mem
bers of the Finance Committee, who
will start work today or tomorrow
toward raising 81 900 from Juneau
businessmen and other civic and
patriotic citizens, the figure decided
on last night as the goal to shoot
for in order to have a real celebra-
ton.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
RED SHELTON
COMEDY ENDS
RUN TONIGHT
'Whisf|ing in the Dark Is
atCapitoI for Last
Times

Hilarious Red Shelton spreads
mirth by the wholesale in Whist
ling in the Dark" comical adap-
tation of the Broadway stage hit
showing for the last time tonight
at the Capitol Theatre, with Skel-
ton PLAYING his first starring role
as a radio crime creator" forced
by criminals 70 invent a practical
perfect murder" for them. His
antics and adventures in escaping
with two girl friends maintain a
continuous gale of laughter.
The comedian has for a sweet
heart pretty Ann Rutherford, while
Virginia Grey plays her love rival.
The girls stage a battle over Red
that is one of the top spots in
the general hilarity.
Conrad Veidt, mystery man OF
"a Woman's Face" plays the sin
lister cultist leader who stirs up
all the comical commotion. Rags
Ragland, comedy hit of Broadway
Panama Hattie adds to the hilar-
ity.
S. Sylvan Simon directed, with
principals including Henry O'Neill
Eve Arden, Paul Stanton and 9TH
ers. Effective camera work by Sid
ney Wagner and an interesting
musical score by Bronislaw Kapel
enhance the roaring comedy.
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MANY SERVICE MEN
ENJOY PARISH PARTY

A large crowd last night gathered
in the Parish Hall of the Church
of the Nativity for the party given
by the Parish for enlisted men of
the Gastineau Channel area.
The orchestra from Duck Greek
did a fine job of providing music
for the dancing, and committee
members today expressed their
thanks to the orchestra for its
help.
During the evening, several i'm
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11

Baby Florence Wilson has been
admitted to the Government Hos
pital for medical care.
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promptu speciality acts were given,
including tumbling act, jitterbug
exhibition and tap dance. Refresh
ments were served after the dane
ing.
Women ASSISTING III the serving
of refreshments were Mrs. A. j..
Goodman, Mrs. j. j. Klein, Mrs.
George Shaw. Mrs. Walter Hellan,
Mrs. A. M. Geyer On the mems
committee were Paul Urick, Joe
Thibodeau, and Frank Boyle.