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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07
10000 Nurses Needed By Military al Once;
 Shortages Most Severe
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-National Red Cross, Army and Navy Nurse Corps and hospital officials here are exploring the possibility that nurses aides may be the answer to recruit- ment of the 10000 nurses which President Roosevelt said so emphati- cally are needed by the military Immediately.
 Nurses aide officials refuse to eS- innate how many of these vclun- tary assistants could replace 10000 nurses. There is much work, of course, that professional nurses do that aides couldn't do without years of training, but the expansion of nurses aide duties has been one of the brightest spots in voluntary work done by women in this war
 One estimate has it that four nurses aides can replace one train ed nurse. 4
 Since the Nurses's Aides Corps was started, 20l .543 women have en- rolled in the 80-hour courses, con- sisting of 45 hours of lectures and 35 hours of supervised practice. Of these, 162,644 have been graduated and about two-thirds of these are working full or part time.
 The training now is being given in 2,0o2 hospitals. Latest report on the aides service record showed they are now working in 2,322 civilian hospitals; l32 Army hospitals; 29 veterans hospitals; 1,564 clinics and .a....es.,.., -<..e..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07
FROM LOS ANGELES

Zella Miller and Roberta Pohenix, both of Los Angeles. Calf., are reg istered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07
JoHNsToNs HERE

Mrs. R. Pearl Johnston and Will liam Johnston. of Anchorage, are guests of the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07

The automobile speed record in 1903 was one mile in 55 seconds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07

In some eastern Army hospitals where nurse shortages are most severe, Army officials now are trying an experiment-employing nurses aides full time. six days week, giv- ing them meals and quarters and in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-07


 Although origlnally put to work taking temperatures, pulse and re- spiration, and giving bed baths, the duties of the volunteers have been gradually increased. They are being used now in 12 hospitals for mental patients and in many obstetrical, surgical and communicable disease wards.
 The Army thinks so highly of nur- ses' aide training that in recruit ment of WAC medical and surgi- cal technicians, it writes off six months of WAC training for those who have completed the 80 hour aide courses.
 National Red Cross officials here say that nation wide hospital sur vey completed in November indicat- ed that 29c00 nurses aides were needed at that time. This, of course, was before the President disclosed the critical situation and suggested that nurses be drafted to fill immed- fate military shortages. It is likely that the need for aides will have doubled shortly as the enlistment of civilian nurses reaches new highs expected next month.
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13
ANNUAL CONCERT OF HIGH SCHOOL N TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT

The annual spring concert, pre- sented by the Juneau High School will be given tonight at o'clock in the High School Gymnasium and is free to the public.
 This year a combined band and glee club concert has been planned. T1e band is under the direction of q. k. Pancheau while Mrs. Forrest N. gitts is in charge of all vocal numbers.
 Those participating are the Sem ior high school band and all the singing groups of the high school.
 The following is the program: Star Spangled Banner, Band and Chorus Our Defenders, March, and Oracle overture. Band; Through the silent Night, Calm As the Night, Love ls Like Butterfly, and Nursery Gune. Girls Glee Club; Minuet Waltz, clarinet solo, Dale Rolf; Fl Capitan. and The Three Trumpet- fers. Band: I'll Stroll No More, This Is Jean, and l Need sympathy, py sEa Singing Debs; Mantilla Overture, q slping Out, Band; My Hero, so- prano solo. Frances Barlow.
 Sweethearts and Staccato Etude, Chorus; Spirit of the Age, A Pretty Girl is Like A Melody, Band; Swinging on a Star, Lassie O. Mine, Barn Dance, Eight Balls; Dark Eyes, trombone solo, Buddy Hunter; Hippodrome March, Harmony Queen, Band Sylvia, I'll See You Again. solo, Lois Hared; Strike Up the Band, Boys Glee Club; Ragtime Wedding March, Tea for Two, Band; Cielito Lindo, Two Guitars, Chorus; Whispering Hope, Home, Sweet Home, Viking March, Band.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13
ALA5kA'5 GOV. LEAVES SUNDAY
 FOR RENO MEET
Chief Executive Will Speak Before Western Gov
 ernors in Nevada

Bound for the Conference of Western Governors, to be held at Reno, Nevada, April 20 and 21, Gov. Ernest Gruening is due to leave Juneau next Sunday, his of- flee announced today.
 Gov. Gruening will address the conference during the afternoon meeting, Friday, the opening day, according to the program for the conference, which has been drawn up by the host, Governor E. P. Carville, of Nevada Gov. Gruening will speak on Problems of Alaska Development" While in Reno, he will stay at the Riverside Hotel.
 The program for the conference includes
 Friday, April Registration and Governors Breakfast at the River side Hotel; welcoming address by Gov Carville; address by Cali fornia's Governor, Earl c. Warren, on Manufacturing and Use of Raw Materials Produced in Alaska, Basin and Mountain States; ad- dress by Gov. Herbert B. Nav, of Utah; Governors Luncheon, as quests of the Reno Chamber of Commerce; address by Governors Earl Shell of Oregon, Gruening, John c. Vivian of Colorado, Sam c. Ford of Montana; reception and informal dinner given by the Reno Chamber of Commerce.
 saturday, April 21-Addresses by Governors Charles c. GoSsett of Idaho, John J. Dempsey of New Mexico, Lester C. Hunt of Wyoming, Carville, Mon c. Walgren of Wash
 ington, and Sidney P. Osborn of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13
MlkELLAR WILL HOLD TRUMAN'S
 SENATE CHAIR

WASHINGTON, April 13-Harry $. Truman ascended to the Presi- dency of the United States by di- rect provision of the Constitution. Congress has provided for the line of succession to the office to go seven places deeper.
 Meanwhile, the nation will be without a Vice-President until the next Presidential term begins in 1949. The Secretary of State will succeed to the office in case of Truman's death.
 Senator Kenneth McKellor, of Tennessee, elected president pro- tenn of the Senate, becomes the reFular presiding officer of that body is the absence of a Vice President. He has appointed Sen- ator Lister Hill, of Alabama, tc preside in his absence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13

 AGAIN LEAVE
 TOKYO AFIRE


 WASHINGTON, April 13.--A big fleet of Superforts, possibly 300 or 400, set the torch to Tokyo again to- day, as the force, officially describ- ed as of very great strength, struck the capital shortly after midnight, April IA, Jap time, showering incen- diary bombs on military and indus trial targets.
 The raiders from bases in the Marianas made their attack only few hours after other Superforts bombed the aircraft plant in the Tokyo area, and chemical factories in Koriyama, no miles north of Tokyo rs 4 @ ss4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13

Arizona; executive meeting; recep- ton: Governors Banquet, with Gov. Carville as host.
 On the Sunday following the conference, the executives will par take of a Brunch" at the ranch of MT. and Mrs. William Wellesley, on Carson Road, following which they will visit Virginia City, Silver City, Carson City, and Lake Tahoe.
 Because of the limited time of the conference, all gubernatorial talks will be held to one hour each, Gov. Carville has decreed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13
ALASKA COASTAL ON
 FLIGHTS THURSDAY

The Alaska Coastal Air Lines car. ried the following passengers or flights yesterday:
 Juneau to Petersburg-W. a. Chip. perfield.
 Petersburg to Juneau-K. F. Mac Leod.
 Ketchikan to Petersb,rg-Lau- renee Mother.
 WIangal to Juneau-Mrs. Chester Moore.
 Ketchikan to Juneau-Capt James Miller, Harold R. Bean.
 Juneau to Sitka-Brooks Han ford, G. A. Belford, Robert Martin and H. R. VanderLeest.
 Sitka to Juneau-Charles Beach P J. Hennessey, Mrs. Viola Endzel- is, Mrs. John Hansen and Lillian A Gardner.
 SCHOONOVER IN JUNEAU w. S. Schoonover, of Anchorage, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13
MARRIED HERE

Alfred Eugene Willard and Mary Frances Church, both of Juneau were married here at a ceremony peri Jrmed by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray at his office in the Federal Building. Witnesses to the union were Andrew Johnnie, and Herbert Johnson, both of Angoon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-13
POLICE COURT FINE

As,lhta Rudolph was fined $25 this morning in City Magistrates court or drunkenness.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-28

man, until he flew the Nazi coop in a stolen Messerschmitt in May, 1941, and parachuted down in a Scottish moor. He had been second in line, after Goering, for Hitler's jOb-the No. 3 German. The rea- son for his sudden flight became one of the wars most puzzling secrets. "The shadow" as Ger mans called him, was held pris- oner in an English castle where he repOrtedly was treated for se- were melancholia, bordering on in- sanity. Tall and dark with a dull, sheep-like personality, Hess was preparing to enter his fathers import business in Egypt when War l interrupted. He volunteered and became 'run-of- f-the-mill flies joined the embryo Nazis as Hitler's aide . was jailed for eight months after the 1923 putsch became Hitler's private secre- tary in 1925 often delivered his speeches passes out the Mothers Crosses of Honor to pro- life women .. . neither drank nor smoked.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-28

Nazi-Hitler's chosen successor
 until he fell into disfavor during
 the Third Reich's last days. Cap
 tured, he claimed that the Fuehrer
 had ordered him executed. Fat
 and confident, he was one of the few high Nazis born into wealth.
 . He was a German ace in 1918 organized Storm Troops for the abortive beer hell putsch five years later personally led the "blood purge" of Jews and Hitler's as air minister built up the fearful Luftwaffe was 'the Iron Fist" |. movie actress Emmy Son. nemann .. |. moved Europe's price less art treasures into his own bulging galleries became one of Germany's wealthiest industri- alists . most gluttonous eaters wore it's flaShieSt uniforms :. laid out the BuchenWald concen- trat1on camp . stripped of his two dozen resounding titles, fled from the master he had served ;. :. Before U. s. reporters, the Iron Fist sobbed.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-28
PATROL OFFICER BRANDTs' DAUGHTER ELOPEs

Five foot blonde, blue-eyed Pa tricia Mae Patty), 20, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. P. (Bob) Brandt, Territorial Highway Patrol Off cer of Fairbanks, got married while Daddy Bob" came up here to make a survey of highway pa trol matters in the Nome area.
 The groom is T-Sgt. Alfred Ray mond Gossett of Spokane, Wash, now stationed at Six Mile, near Fairbanks.
 Bridesmaid was Miss Ruby Sul- livan. Best man was Pfc. Richard Wilson of the Military Police.
 The bride wore a heavenly blue wool suit with beret to match and white accessories, with a large corsage of white gladioli. The bridesmaid wore a sky blue wool suit with beret to match and a corsage of orange roses.
 The couple were married in the Presbyterian Church in Fairbanks, Tuesday, Septmeber 25, at 9 am. by Rev. N. H. Champlin.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-28
Who The Defendants Are In The War Crime Trials
IP) NeWsfeatures

Rudolf Hess, 5l, bushy-browed
 ex-pursuit pilot, was Hitler's Man
 Friday, probably closer personally to the Fuehrer than any other
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-28

Reichmarshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering, 52, who once boasted that no enemy plane would dare fly over Germany, was the No. 2
Evening star., 1945-04-10
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The Two Mrs. CAROLS" works up
to considerable pitch of excite
ment in the second act, in which
Miss Bergner has managed to con-
vey the impression of a growing ter
ror of her husband through one OF
the wiliest pieces of acting of the
season. 1t is SO cleverly contrived,
indeed, that the audience lets itself
go with one Of the best screams that
the National has heard in decade.
Miss Vale has been happily served
in the casting of the other parts of
The Two Mrs. CAROLS"
AS the artist-husband, Joel Ash
ley gives a good account of himself
a smoothie who brings off a piece
of self deception that is altogether
convincing. Excellent TOO is Michel
cite Burani as the servant woman,
a comedy character which could
have highly stock look about it
in less adroit hands. The same may
be said of another comedy character,
that of loquaciouS doctor, played
ably by Leslie Barrie
Rhodelle Heller makes a plausible
other woman, girl handsomely de-
signed to upset the domestic equilib-
rum of an impressionable artist.
We don't quite believe any one
would steal a husband from Miss
Bergner, but if any one could, Miss
Heller would be the one.
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Frederick Fox designed the two
sets within which The Two Mrs.
CAROLS is played One of them is
one of those neat Riviera living
rooms looking out upon one of the
most colorful mountain ranges of
the season. The other is a bed
room whose windows open on that
scream, the highest-pitched note of
excitement of the season.
Grace HouSton's costumes make
Miss Bergner look lovelier than we
remembered her from those movies
which she once made in Europe
but never made in Hollywood for a
reason We shall never understand