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Evening star., 1945-03-24
Special Church
Announcements


young people will be confirmed by
DR.. Henry w. Anyder tomorrow
morning and a group of adults re.
ceived into membership. A cantats
will be presented at Ais pm.
Universalist National Memorial
A preparation service for new mem.
bers will be held at 8 pm. Wednes-
day.
Chevy Chase Baptist-Eyangelistit
services at pm. tomorrow, with DR.
j. Lloyd Black. executive secretary
of the Disciples of Christ, speaking
Ebenezer Methodist - w m n
day at IL am, with an address by
Mrs. Alice c. Hunter, president OF
the Federation of PTA: 3 pm, Miss
Anna Coggs, executive secretary
Washington branch, Urban League
8 pm. the Rev. Agnes P. Reid OF
New York.
Lincoln Congregational Hosea
Rasberry. of the School of Religion,
Howard University. will address the
mems brotherhood at 1918 am.
on THE Postwar Church" Men and
women are invited.
Baptist Radio Hour-Pat M. Neff
president of Baylor University, will
speak on the Baptist Radio Hour at
$3.50 am. tomorrow. He can be
heard over Station WINK.
PetwOrth Methodist-The church
school will have "all out day" to-
morrow At pm, the senior choir
will present cantata.
Trinity MethOdist-Frank P. Kim
mel, local preacher, will speak on
Unconditional Surrender" at 7:45
pm.
Takoma Lutheran-The Sunday
school will present the sound movie
Journey Into Faith at GAS am
Fifteenth Street Christian-The
Rev. Lloyd Black will be the guest
preacher at 1880 am.
HamIine Methodist-Mrs. John G.
MILAN, wife of the pastor of the
Petworth Methodist Church, will ad-
dress the spiritual life meeting for
men and women at 4 pm tomorrow
on Deepening the Spiritual Life"
A tea will follow. E. d. Detwiler will
address the Young Adult Fellowship
at s pm. on "A Lawyer Reviews the
Trial of Jesus"
Mount Olivet Lutheran-Chap-
lain r. H. Hauer will preach at IL
am.
Berean Baptist-The Rev. Ray
mond Robinson. assistant pastor OF
Metropolitan Baptist Church, will
be the guest preacher at IL am.
Gorsuch Methodist-At 3 and
pm. there will be motion pictures,
Journey Into Faith" and The Bible
in a Warning World"
Luther Place Sacred
concert at pm. tomorrow by the
choir.
Augustana Lutheran-A sacred
concert will be given at 7:30 pm.
tomorrow.
Grace Lutheran-Dr. Gerhard
Lenksi will confirm a class of IL
young people tomorrow morning
The Senior Luther League will con-
duct, the service at pm
Calvary Methodist-"John Mark S
Story" will be told through famous
paintings at pm. tomorrow.
Third Baptist-The John Wesley
Chorus will present a program at
8 pm.
River Road u. P.-New members
will be received at II am. by the
Rev Virgil M CoSby and a memorial
service conducted at $3.50 for Pfc.
Chester Macpherson, killed in Ger
many. Preparatory service for COM
munion at pm. Friday will be held
at 8 pm. Wednesday.
Fountain MemoriaI-Dr Harry w.
Vom Bruch. evangelist, will deliver
series of messages daily next week
at pm. Solos and chorus will be
led by DR.. Vom Bruch.
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than Me Is not worthy of Me.
And he that taketh not his cross,
and followeth after Me, is not
worthy Of Me.
These scriptures simply mean
that if our mother, father. brother,
sister, husband or wife keeps us
from being converted and follow
ing Christ, they are the worse
enemies we have.
For those who desire to be saved
only the Lord Jesus Christ can
forgive sin.
Verse 80, He that findeth his
life shall lose it; and he that
loseth his life for My sake shall
find it.
These scriptures may seem hard
to understand, but the meaning
is simply this: We may go out
into this world and accumulate a
lot of wealth and have good life
in this world, and lose our soul in
eternity and go into hell.
Yet the meaning is that we
may not have the best things of
this life and make heaven our
home for we are promised the
necessities of life. Therefore. let's
trust God and be ready to die when
our hour comes.
We publish weekly paper, send
for a free copy. Send us the
names and addresses of service
men and women and we will mail
them our paper free
Rev Dallas ?. Ellington.
23I2 Manchester Road,
Akron II, Ohio
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of Palm Sunday" at II am. Bless
ed palms will be distributed at all
services.
He was elected bishop coadjutor
of the Diocese of Virginia in 1926
and a year later, upon the death of
the Right Rev. William Cabell
Brown, became bishop of the dio-
cese.
He is pastor of the bishops and
the public spokesman of the church.
The official seat of the presiding
bishop is in Washington Cathedral.
In December, 1912. Bishop Tucker
was elected president of the Federal
Council of Churches of Christ in
America for term of two years.
The Three-Hour Service will be
held Good Friday.
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Mt. Vernon Methodist
To Present Contoto

A cantata, written by the Rev.
Jesse B. Thornton, will be presented
by the sanctuary choir of the
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church tomorrow night.
Children will be received into
membership at 11:15 am.
Chief Justice Bolithia l.. Laws will
address the Social Welfare Commit
tee on Tuesday on What Can We
Do to Help the Youthful Offender?'
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Episcopal Fellowship

The final service of the series of
six Sunday evening lenten services.
under the auspices of the Episcopal
Fellowship, will be conducted at 8
pm. tomorrow at st. Thomas
Church with an address by the Rev.
John r. Anschutz, rector of Christ
Church, Georgetown. The solemn
evensong will be in charge of the
Rev. Robert F. Henry of st. Bar
nabas Church, Oxon Hill, assisted
by the Rev. James Valiant of St.
James Church, Indianhead. The
Acolytes from st. Paul's parish will
serve.
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Bishop Dun to Confirm
At Epiphany Church

The Right Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop
OF Washington, will confirm a class
at the Church OF the Epiphany at
II am. tomorrow. Special music
has beer arranged for this service
and at 8 pm. the cantata, THE
Cruciflxion." will be given
A special service will be held in
the Phillips Memorial Chapel at
6 pm.
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Evangelist to Speak
At Petworth Baptist

DR.. Paul S. James of Atlanta, Ga,
will give his final sermons tomorrow
at the Petworth Baptist Church at
II am. and 8 pm.
Evangelistic services will continue
through Wednesday night. On
Monday night. DR.. j. w. Marshall:
Tuesday. DR.. M. T. Rankin; We'd
neSday, DR.. w. S. Allen.
The annual school of religious in
struction for boys and girls of Junior
and intermediate age will be held
Thursday and Friday afternoon.
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y n u r C n o /
which DR.. Ste
p b e n Gill
Spottswood is
minister.
B 1 S h op Al
stork was pastor
of Union Wes-
ley Church here
for IA years
prior to his as
S l g n m e n t to
Wesley Church
in Philadelphia
in 1912. He was
elected to the
b / S h opric in
1914 from that
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His Sunday morning subject will
be Jesus and the City," and at
night Jesus and the Temple" Dur
ing Holy Week his subjects at 8:15
pm. are: Monday, Jesus and the
Young Man; Tuesday, THE Mas
ter's Conservation; Wednesday,
TO Wait on Other People; Thurs
day, He Went a Little Farther"
and Friday he will deliver the medi-
tation on the final word from the
Cross in the Good Friday three
hour service.
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Mount Pleasant Church

The final in a pre-Easter series of
sermons on The Keys of the King
dom" will be given by DR.. Fred S.
Buschmeyer tomorrow morning on
The Key of Courage at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
The chorus choir will present
Stainer's "Crucifixion" at 8p.m.
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w a S h ! n 6 t o n
Cathedral to-
morrow.
H ly com -
munion will be
C e | e b r ated at
1880 and $3.50
am. c a n O. n
G h a n c e | | or
Charles w. F.
Smith will cele-
brate at $50 in
B e t h ] e h e m
C h a p e |. The
Very Rev. John
Wallace S u t e r
will preach on
ct he Meaning
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Presiding Bishop
Guest Preacher
Al the Cathedral

The Right Rev. Henry st. George
Tucker, presiding bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church since
1898, will preach at 1 o'clock in
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Bishop AIstork Guest
Al John Wesley Church

Bishop Frank Wesley Alstork OF
Montgomery, Ala, will be the Palm
Sunday and Holy Week preacher
at John Wesley A., M. E. Zion
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PETWORTH
CALVARY

li59-63 Columbia Road n. ".
DR.. ORRIS GRAVENOR ROBINSON.
PALM SUNDAY SERVICES
HOO a.m.-"The Road to Jerusa-
lem" Sermon by the
Minister
500 p p.m.-"John Marks Story"
An Illustrated sermon.
200 p.m.-Youth Meetings.
Thursday, 500 p.m.-Holy Com
munion.
Friday. 1900 to 800 pm.-Seryice
for the Three Hours
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ROSEDALE

Tennessee Ave. Near d st. NE.
DON E. GRIFFIN. Minister.
9:45 Am Church School.
LOO IN. Morning Worship,
7:30 p m.-Evening Worship.
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LOVE CHRIST
MORE THAN ALL

Matthew 10:
36-38:
And q mans
foes shall be
they of his own
household.
He that loveth
father or mother
more than Me
is not worthy Of
Me; and he that
loveth son or
daIIchfar moro
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M arplann Ahenue

18th and Maryland Ave. NE.
W. A. EMMAkS. Postor
$50 o.m.-Sundoy School.
| 100 o.m.-Mornine Worship.
Studies in the Book OF
Ephesions.
7:45 p.n,.-"counterfeits."
Second week Of EvonoeIistic Serv-
ices each evening ot 7:45, closing
Eoster Sundoy.
Mon. and ues.-Roy F. Brill mis-
sionoy 70 Afrieo, soon to returnl
Wed. thru Sun.-Dr. Edwin l.
frizen.
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Chief Justice
Bolitho' J. Laws,
Teacher, A. B. Pugh
Mems Bible Class
Meets Sunday,
1000 AM.
Nj. Vernon
Methodist Church
9th & X SITS NV.
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BRooKLAND

18th ond Monroe Sts. NE.
Goye L. MeGiothIen. Minister
Chos. P. Burehette. IT,. Min. Of Ed.
Closing Services Eight Greet Doys"
Of Evangelism.
Special Services tonight, 800.
Identical Services Sunday, $50 and
~ 90 ON.
SubIect-"Token Inheritonee.
7:45 p.m-"Seeins Jesus"
Guest Preacher. Rev. c. Dewitt
Matthews.
Assisting Leaders; Rev and Mrs.
PouI EorIy. Mrs. Matthews, Miss
Ethel Morris.
Sunday School, go; Troinine
Union, 6:45.
Midweek Service, Wednesday, 800.
Annual Good Fridoy Service, Fridoy,
800 pm.
Hear Baptist Hour. WINK, $50,
Sunday Morning."
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FRANCIS ASBURY

The House of Helpfulness."
3I46 10Th St. NV
ROBERT LOUIS WOOD. D. D.. Pastor
IL AM.
PALM SUNDAY SERVICE.
Sermon: The Conauering Christ"
DR.. Wood Preaching.
8 PM
Service of Music.
Cantata: '.Penitence Peace and
Pardon by Maunder.
Augmented Choir Directed by
Fannie Shreeve Heartsip.
Holy Thursday Service at s PM
GOOD Friday. Service of the Rugsed
Cross and Silent Communion. s PM
WAUGH METHODIST
Third and A Streets NE
Samuel E. Rose. NJ A., B. D.. Ministe,
90 a.m.-.The Prophet Of Palms"
500 p-m.-Cantata by Jobs Daugh-
ters, Bethel No Order
HOLY Thursday, 500 p.m.-The
Lords Supper
PETWORTH
New Hampshire Ave at Grant Circle
JOHN CURRY MILAN, D. d.
300 a.m.-Church School all ages
11:00 a.m.-'The Triumphal Pro-
fession."
200 p.m.-Youth Fellowship
500 p.m.-The Sacred Cantata,
"Ollyet to Calvary"
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EPWORTH

18th St. and North Carolina Ave. NE
Rev. Harry Evaul. D. D.. Minister
II 100 a.m-"Day Of Decision"
$50 MA God In Need"
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8S14 Ca. Ave. tSilver Spring, Md,
Rev Philip c. Edwards, Minister
S:45 a.m.-Reception of Young Peo-
pie from preparatory
class
9:45 a.m.-Church School.
11:00 a.m.-"Righteousnes Is Re-
warded."
Holy Thursday, 500 p.m.-Candle-
light Communion Service
Good Friday, 500 pm-''Stainer's
Cruciflxion" by Chancel
ChOir
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Conn. Ave. and Jocelyn St.
CLARENCE z. WISE, Minister
a.45 am Church School
II :0o a.m-"The Conditions Of
Peace"
ZOO o Young Adults
500 pm -Maunder's 'Olivet to
Calvary by the Wesley
Choir.
MUSIC.
James L. McLain, Organist and Di-
rector; Robert Nicholson. Baritone;
Miss Hilda Henderson, Soprano: David
H. Manley. Tenor; Miss Edith Mid
gette, Contralto.
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DUMBARToN AVE.

3133 Dumbarton Ave. NV.
Mother OF Methodism in Woshin0ton
DIR. CHAUNCEY C. DAY. Minister.
1l:OO a.m.-"The Coronation"
500 p.m.-Sacred Cantata. THE
Crucifixion" BY Sir John
Stainer.
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RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Rhode Island Ave. and First St. NV.
EDGAR A. SEXSMITH. D. D.. Minister
$40 m Church School
500 p.m.-Easter Play. Seeing Is
BELIEVING by the Young
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MARVIN MEMORIAL

-Four Corners, Silver Spring, Md.
EDWARD B. LEWIS. Minister
a;45 am,-Church School.
$40 and II am.-Identical Services.
Rev Alton E. Love.
100 pm Youth Fellowship.
500 p.m.-Evening Service.
Music by two choirS at all services
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temple 10Th s,t q s"S D. n
REV. WALTER c. SCOTT.
Fork Union. Va. Evangelist.
revival EERvlGES

Aoreh IL ThrousI
Eoster Sunday.
April !
1l:00 AM.
Jerusalem's Cry:
Who Is He?"
40 PM.
Every Man Must
BE Born Az ain"
Trumpet Solo.
The Palms." by
Miss Carol Bird
of Phila delphia.
Revival Services
Continuing
Through Easter.
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T TRINITY

5th and Seward SQUARE Sc.
Rev. Daniel W. Justice. D. D. Minister
$50 a.m.-Church School for all
ages.
IL: 100 am.-"How Live to Triumph"
and Reception of Mem
bers
800 pm.-Young Folks Choir
400 p.m.-Intermediate Fellowship.
$50 p.m.-M. Y. Fellowship.
1880 .m.-"Unconditional Surrend-s
er Only" Frank P. Kim
NELL
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Petworth Baptist Church

7th & RondoIph Sts. NV.
Zone Block From Chillum or Petworth
Buslinesl
Rev. jones P Rodgers, Postor
Mr.. Clyde j. Holt. Minister Of Music
Miss Lucille WeIeh. Promotionol Director
PALM SUNDAY REVIVAL SERVICES
9:45 o.n'-Sundoy School. De-
cision Ooy.
! ! 100 O ,n'.-"Now Let Us Act" by
Dr.. PouI S. JONES,
Evangelist.
o:45 p.m,-Boptist Ironing Union.
u oroups
s 100 p pno-"God and the War"
by DR.. Poul S. JONES,
Evangelist.
tEoster Sundoy. morning. Petworth
Baptist Church will hold two iden-
ticol services at $50 ond ! 100
o'oIook.)
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VIRGINIA
CONFER ENCE
Dr. A. 3. Willioms. Supt.
Aiexond,jo District
CHER RRYDAlE

North Monroe and Goth Sts.. Arlington
HERBERT 3. HUDGINS. Minister.
1l:OO A.m.--"BetweeB the Heights. ~
500 p.m.--sSimen Speaks" -
Thurs. S:30 p.rh.--Holy Communion.
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Miss Carol Bird Through Easter
Every Evening at 1:3O PM
Song Leader. Rev. Walter n. Hill.
Q 40 a.m.-Sunday School, classes for all
6:45 pm. B. Y. P. U.
Special Music on Sunday at Both Services
and During the Revival Services. Rev.
Walter n. Hill. Song Leader and from
bonist. Miss Carol H. Bird, Trumpeter.
Large Chnrus Choir ALI Girl Chair
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18th st. Near St.
FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS,
Minister
"The Church of the States"
$50 am--Holy Communion, Ball
Chapel
$50 and 11:00 am Identical
Services, Blessed Is He"
AS am-Church School
500 p.m-Palm Sunday Hosanna
Program of Music and
Pageantry. directed by
Dr. H. Augustjne Smith.
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BKOOKIAND
18th and Lawrence SITS. NE.
s. PAUL SCHIILING. Phi. D., Minister.
IL 100 am.-"Crucifixion."
S:15 pm.-"The Mission Of Jesus"
DR.. James Shera Mont
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18th & O SITS. NV.
TT1I Edword Hughes Pruden
~ R. edword Dowdy.
Ministers.
a.m.-Men's Bible Class, Mr.
Charles E Boles. teacher.
10 and ll:15 am-"Palm Sunday
Christians" DIR. Pruden.
8 pm-"The Seven Last Words of
Christ" by Dubois. sung by Senior
Choir and SoloISts.
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WESLEY

53OO Baltimore B0uIeyard.
REV. EDGAR w. BECKETT. Minister.
100 am-"Missing the Visitation ~
500 m DR. Clifford Fl Richmond.
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MOUNT TABOR

Branch Ave. and St. Sc.
cat Penn. Ave.
c. LEWIS ROBSON. Minister.
a:45 m.-Church School
! 90 m.-"Behold. the king
Cometh."
500 pm-Service Honoring Per-
sonnet in Armed Services.
Thurs. 500 pm-Holy Communion
Good Fri, 500 pm.-Contemplation
of tho CrOSS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
JERRY DOESN'T
 KEEP DATE AT
 SApGHETT! BOWL
"Shooshing" P-38s Might Have DetrdCted from
 Game for Him
By SID FEEDER

SPAGHETTI BOWL STADIUM FLORENCE, Italy, Jan. 3-Among the 25000 CHS and WACS at the New Years bowl game, only a few
 knew the Luftwaffe had promised to drop in on the football festivi- ties, but those who did not know can tell you just how it feels to be decoy on a duck pond
 Twice last weekend Jerry ad- viSed that he was coming to the
 party "airmail" Since the game is
 less than three hours from the front by jeep, one can readily see
 that Jerry wouldn't have had to make any overnight jump to get there.
 Some officials expected the crowd
 to certainly attract what was left of the Luftwaffe in this theatre
 since the huge concrete oval is as natural a target as the center of a filet mignon for a sharp knife. All during the game, P-38s in
 two dozen lots kept "shooshing' over the field in the direction of lthe front Otherwise everything was perfect, typical bowl game fashion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
Woman $ Club Holds Meeting Yesterday

A meeting of the Juneau Wom- ans Club was held yesterday after noon in the pent house of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company, with Mrs. Tom Parke presiding in the absence of Mrs. Harold Smith, President.
 A report on the success of the Toy Center was made by Mrs. John Mccormick, who was in charge of the project
 An announcement also was made of the hobby show which will be given Thursday, January IS, in the Scottish Rite Temple, under the di- rection of Mrs. Alice Brandebury Chairman of the Fine Arts Depart ment.
 Mrs. Harold Smith was elected by the group to act as Chairman of the Legislative Committee for the Territorial Womans Club, and Miss Hazel Ford, of the Welfare Depart ment, was admitted as member of the local organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
COBRA WOMAN
 5TART5 TONIGHT
 AS CAPITOL BILI

Maria Montez, glamorouS siren of l"Arabian Nights" and White Saw age" seems to be even more eX- travagantly attractive in her new Techpicolor production, "Cobra Woman" which starts tonight at the Capitol Theatre
 The exotic star has a dual role in the new Universal film, a lavish ly mounted movie which boasts a superlative cast and one of the seasons best adventure stories. Jon Hall and Sabu,, seen with Miss Montez in her previous successes, are co-starred with her in the current screen event.
 Locale of the fabulous tale is a mythical South Sea isle where the downtrodden natives are forced to rebel against tyrant princess. Maria appears as the unpopular ruler and also her twin sister, who ascends the throne at the climax 01 an exciting conspiracy. Hall aQdS romantic impetus to the plot with Sabu appearing as his companion. Scenes in which the dauntless is lander aids in the overthrow of the cruel monarch and her ruthless Minister of Affairs, are forcefully absorbing.
 Picturesque native rituals and se- quences containing the dance spec tacles have been filmed with effec- tive skill The scene in which Miss Montez and Hall discover each other in the tropic pool, is one of bewildering beauty. Other colorful highlights include the enactment of weird sacrificial rites.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
THE MIRACLE OF
 M0RGAN'S GREEK"
 AT 10TH CENTURY

It is no miracle that Paramount's comedy "The Miracle of Morgan's Creek is being held over for one more night, tonight, at the 20th Century. It is one of the funniest features produced in a long time. It is satisfying Juneau audiences, and that is the reason for one more night at the 20th Century.
 The co-stars, Eddie Bracken and Betty Hutton, were given roles that are complete departure from any thing either has ever done before, roles that combine pure drama with their inimitable comedy. They rise to the occasion in a way that will make you love them forever.
 The Miracle of Morgan's Creek" tells what seems like simple story, on the surface. It concerns the di- lemma of a small town girl who, in a franzy of patriotism, marries an unknown soldier at a dance, neither one giving the right name A most interesting dilemma oc- currs when it becomes necessery for her to find her husband Her civilian boy friend, Bracken, is in- volved to the point where he must come up with some mighty good ideas. What he does and what the miracle" is, no reviewer with conscience would reveal. See it for yourself; we guarantee you'll laugh your head off.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
HUSKY : BEAVER MATCH TO OPEN
 CAGER SEASON

SEATTLE, Jan. - When the University of Washington and Oregon State open the Northern Division Pacific Coast Conference basketball season here Friday night, they not only will be giving the dopesters the "tipoff' or two teams to, beat" but will be offer ing first-class comparison of two of basketballs opposed systems by common consent.
 Coaches and observers of the Washington Huskies, holders of the division title for the last two years and Oregon Beavers, the 1942 title holders, name the present titlists as the most likely winners of the 1914 game" They also pit the fast breaking, free shooting Huskie. against the set play of the de liberate Beavers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
SUPPORT WINS
 OVER ENGINEERS
 BY BUT ONE PIN

The second half of the 1944- AS bowling season on the Elks' alleys got under way last night with four teams of the Four Bit League, form erly known as the Tuesday Night League. taking the floor.
 Finance beat Elks, 26l2 to 257l and the Sub-port won by the small margin of one pin from the Area Engineers, 2429 to 2428.
 Claude Carnegie, one of Juneaus consistently high scorers with an individual score of 582 for three sets was high scorer for the eve ning's contests followed by Hulce of the Finance team with 573; fol- lows by Nichols of the Area En- gineers, 497 and Cook of the Sub- port, 497.
 On Friday the Commercial League takes over the alleys at 730 and Emil, the alley cartaker, asks that all members of that league be there in time.
 The complete scores follow as re- suit of last nights games:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
SHOOTING TEAMS TO BE NAMED AT
 GUARD MEETING

The Juneau Unit of the Alaska Territorial Guard will meet at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night in the A. B. Hall, Captain Henry Harmon said this morning.
 All members are to report dress ed in coveralls and leggings and are to be equipped for target shooting on the 22 calibre range.
 The members of the two teams who will compete in the match against the Douglas Unit next week will be announced Members of the teams will run through trial match at the Thursday meeting as it is the last practice before the match.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
CLOVER TRIAL E T0B BE HELD IkCITY
 HALL THURSDAY

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the City Council Chambers, A. $. Glover, charged by City Police after his arrest the other night with al- legged interfering with an officer while making an arrest, etc, trial will be held, City Attorney M. E. Monagle announced today.
 Yesterday jury panel of "A peo- pie was drawn and the jury will be picked tomorrow morning at the beginning of the trial which the de- 'fendant requested.
 Panel members are Earl Barcus George A. Parks, Elanor Rowe, Mrs Harley Turner, s. A. Wilson, Evelyn Hendrickson, A. J. Forrest, Grace Ramsay, Mrs H. R. Blood, Mrs Pete Carlson, J. J. Connors. Jake Cropley, w. K. Burford, Bernie Me Mutt, Mrs Gunnar Blomgren, R. B McIvor, Doris Stenari, J. w. Brown Etolin Coulter, Alice Bach Coughlin Mrs. Jessie Orme. Ludwig Nelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-03
B00k|E5 ARE RETIRING WITH
 HORSE RACING

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-As horse men and fans said farewell to tracing in Tropical Park and New Orleans fair grounds, many book makers of Metropolitan New York closed their accounts until war conditions permit the return of the sport to the United States.
 Several bookies figured about half the books of New York will fold or that the accounts will be sold to those who plan to remain in business.
 The same thing is said to exist in New Jersey which hasn't been old Jersey as far as bookmaking is concerned in a long time.