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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
MICKEY'S SHOW CLUB


Mickey's Show Bar has Off
cialiy changed its name to Mick
ey's Show Club.
Sharing top billing in the new
variety floor show are Dot and
Buddy Desmond. clever talking,
singing and dancing comedians,
and lovely Billie Richmond. the
blues singing favorite, in. her third
and farewell week. Billie is ru-
mored TO be leaving for Hollywood
and a Columbia film contract
Buddy Desmond doubles as master
of ceremonies.
In the supporting lineup are
Candy Leigh, girl acrobatic dancer
and contortionist; Virginia La
Verne, exotic.
Tommy Mel" Thompson's Three
Tees, featuring Tommy at the
organ and attractive Elma Santa
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
Two Singers EIoId Spotlight at The Bowery

on the accordion, and an extra
added floor show attraction and
also alternate with Clarence Dor
sey and his orchestra for continu-
Gus dancing. starting at 7 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

! DElUXE-s3ss ketshsvsI Park Free
open $50. OTeuWare
to Ladiesi J. NJ Brown. Flame OF the
west" "Fiahtins Gu1dsman." W. Parker.
DEYIER-A, BurlinOams TO s.oIss
'" open 6i5. Victor McLaglen.
Topper Takes a rrip," cary Grant.
EIY-Weu Vernon Highway near hubbard
NM Open $50. Van johnson. Esther
Williams IN Thrill OF q Romance" Plus
"Couutr Attach" with Paul MUM.
D0wNI0WN-Gra"d Circus % Par. :.
sonny punham and orch. Chs1 Chase
Screen Blonde From Brooklyn
DnY-lhanOs at Dawson no 5000
w" Open 6:l5. Merle Oberon. Paul
MUM, "A sons TO Remsmbsr" in Color.
EAST DeTR0IT-e5.i''t a, s;sii' ,, % Road A..
Sergeant Mike" and Guest 10 the
House" Cartoon and News
.EAST FND-IlslO c. Jefferson LE SsiS.t
AA"' N''s open r. NJ Lsdiesl Free
DnnerWarel Anne Baxter. Guest IN the
house" Plus Radio Star, on Parade"
EASTOWN-HarpS.san Dyke W sosl =
lNS'S"" Our First Surprise
Party OF Iai6i Better Than . ksrtoon
homedy karnivsll
FhST0WN-Hsrper-Vao Dyke w sOsI +.
eN''0"" open 80. Crime. Inc. !"
'Fishtlns Gusrdsmsn,' %. Kaye. Mov'es.'
"3 Stooees," our First Surprise show.
.EASI SlDt-erat'o, /" na0n Grand, : ,.,,..
Mouse" Sergeant Mike l.. Parks. Shorts.
FASTW00D tse~l--6ratiot near s-miis
LASi"VoV Open els. Edward T.
Horton in "Steppin' N soclsty." Plus
wine and PrsyW Cartoon. News
rrH0-seOO OAKLAND TO e.l!so
hS"o Open sl5. John Wayne. MAN
Betrayed" D." Bells Of Rossrits," with Don
Barry. Swing Fever with Billy Gilbert.
ec0RSE-4OsO West Jefferson At 7slo
open 6:la. Preston FOSTER.
"Thundsrhsad" colon. Plus Days of
Glory Grogory Pscs 3 stoosrs COMEDY,
fSOUJRE-lS5ll & I,ner,Oo TU 2:27so =
e~ss"A Betty Cradle In Diamond
Nors,shoe." az and i0:i0. Plus ~ aleon
!, San Franeisoo." Tom Conway. a. s:0t.
FAMII y-CsdiIIae Square. Monroe Ave.
N' Cont. . A. NJ. TO Midnight.
Pesgy RYAN. "Patries the Great" Plus
Crime. Inc" Leo Gorcey. Leo Carrillo.
FhRNlJM-sOsO los csmpsu ra 2.4s73 =
'S'"'s'' open 5.sj. Johnny Mack
Efovn. "FIsms Of the west" Plus "Fleat.
inc Gusrdsman." W Parker. Anita Lousie.
FENkElI-ftnksII. Dexter us 2.o4os =
open SIS. Ladies' Dish
Night. Ingrid Bergman. &. Boyer. Gas.
iiaht." Plus Swing Fever" Nav kyser.
e6PNnLI nr. SMILE Rd.
s"Sa Open 5.45. II. Bogart. ALEXIS
Smith in Conflict" Peggy Ann Garner
and Allyn Ioslyn IN "juniot Miss"
fIhE ApJS-wood~ard al watson
'"'A S"'~ Open =. NJ Cont. All
Night Lnds Dsrncl. "Hansoser Square"
Plus "Tsies Of Manhs'tsn." Chas Bower.
EISuep-In IN. Fisher BIds.
''S"A" Open l2i5. John Kodiak In
"A Bell for Adano." ~ -. S:5s. T.2e.
t0.5f Guest wife" 2?s 5:56. 9.24.
81 EIkAIN6fl-Graiiot at 7,MlIs Pi $3.50 =
'hS'''"So open 5;i5 Free Bshn-
ware 10 Lsdies' Radio stars or Pa.
rsde." PLUS "Lose. Honor ard Goodbye"
rf1pn1nu-lOils Dis. a. v1nor H~y.
'N"SSN" Guest N the hou,e."
Pitis "st,ppin' IN society,"
Cartoon. News
FOREST tNtwl-woOd~'rd at forest
TONIGHT. FEATURLs AFTER ? r M
FnY-rHt PLACE TO GO
'NH G~nA Tisrnev and
Corna wIide IN "lssvs Hsr 70 Hsayen."
In TechncoloF.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
vprIr-s.y.n,..n,h and uu,,.

NYRTIf-ssvsnissn,h and nr,I.
''" IGdy Garland. Ruuf NalkF-.
The Clock" P.u. Forever Yours" siih
Gale storm and Iohnny Dafd'n.
N0RI0WN-7.hiis.vsn Dyks Tw 1881
Uptn sd Park Ffee. Meal.
cana D.nnrfgaIt 90 Ladies. GloHa Jean.
"Rwer Care" Radio stars on Parade :"
N0RWtSI-Grand River at souihhtd y
"N""' @Park Free Opcn sl5 waily
l1.,5 Sergeant Aiks." 7.pr. -. News
0AKDAle-oas''Od . At s.na, s.!.o,. aoad g..
Hunter In "A Boy. q Girl and Doe. ="
r MUM " Chapman. "coun,e Attack 8"
fhkI AND-ii7SS OAKLAND TO SASS
NSNTS Open 6.it Bing crosby,
Betty Hutton, Here Come the waS,'. q"
PWs "foresW Noup,' Win Gale storm.
flkkMAN-woodrow Wilson a, Glendale =
Open 8 D. y 81 Sergeant
Mike" Jeanne Bates. Larry PARKS. River
Cans" Gloria Jean. Bill GOODWIN Shost,.
0DE0N-lSos Concord - 3ssl
WV" Merle Obefon. Paul Mum.
song 10 Remember" T~hnicolor. Plus
Brighton Stranslsr.'' John Lodes Cau
nj IvER--Mt elliott at oliver
SN~" Open 6.lj. Dennis Morgan
Benny. "lts N the Bss" Cartoon. News.
0Rl0LE-tin~OOd At Phiia. ~ 4;s4OO.
and ALEXIS Smith In "Conniot." Junior
Miss" Peggy Ann Gsrnef Alyn Josyn.
PALMER PARk-Hamil,on at .ssiehol,
N' open q 80. Frances
Lansford Radio stars on Parade" Phs
Cues, IN the House RaAtw Shorts.
PalhS.SIATE-wOodwara .ru,ae.th =
Gregory psss ss..a., in "sss'!!!!S0u'd'" 81.
pARK-262s G. DAWSON
Hhh open $50 Free D..hcsi ErroI
flynn and George Tobias IN Objective,
Burma" west Side KID" Don Barr
pAPESInE-E. warren oieksrsou LE 67OO
N'""Si Open liS. Triple Horror show.
Free ID ,hrs. X Karlni BODY Snatchsr. -
Vampires Ghost" "smi,ins Ghost, ''
PkSADENA-1ses at neclsllau PL s7s7
'NSNsI"N Open $50 Cartoon. News
p March A. smith. Adventures OF Marx
Twain q" Ruth Terry. 'Tsii " TO star. '
PtRRIEh-chsns near Forest
LADIES' Jack Oalie That, the Spirit "
PICCADIIlY-'O4 fSos.r coke ,!, ys 2,'52. 2,'11. . :.
the Ladies, John WAYNE. S 'raIi !" the
saddle" Plus why Girl, leavs Home. |"
.pILIL-ii6il G. JsffWson LE 1887 y
AhLH Open = NJ. Merle Obcron.
Laurence Ouucr. "Wutherins Heishts. +"
"Fighiinu ELL Carson" Buster Crabhe.
ppFSInrNI-lO73s Mack &c 1854 =
'"ISisS"' ODtn 6.l5. Merle Obcron,
Laurence olivier "WUtherine heiuhts. y"
Tanks a Million." Wm Tracy. y. kn0H.
pRlSrllIA-7sl6 NJ. elliott PL oss2
Mum. "Sora 10 Remember" "Roush.
Toush and Ready" Royal Mounted.'No. 4
PUNCH & UDY-k'roShss,a';; Fisher rti.,'.. I'd. :
Mcclure. Robert Young. 'Ihs Enchanted
Cottage" Stars A. 7;22 aud e:13.
RADIO clIY-wOOdwsrd. .s,alIs e. $3.50
"HV'V VII Open : So Jean Arthur.
william Holden. "Arizona." "Fiith Ave.
nus Girl" Giuee' Rogers Las, show $50
RhInR0-Gd. River a, Joy Rd. no 326l
EVELYN Anke-A IN "FatsI witness" Plus
Youth on rrail."
PkLnnA-Gfaiiot al s.Nlls ~ 1910 =
hN'l"'N Open a. pAfk Free "FlVht-
irs Guardymsn." d" p %. sle. 9.o6. "Fisms
ot the west" ? 90. 40 and 1850
HEDF0RD-Gd. Rhsr.Lsh,st Parking
hAS' WV open q 90 rczgy Rvsn
ponaIi o.C0nno- "Patrick the Great"
"Crlns. toe" Tom seal Martha Tilton.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

monies; the Earl and Josephine
Leach Dancers, and Ben Young
orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

kRLhFR-Miehissn. .3Sth ST. Ia 1897
""Nh" Upsu 4.lt. ilsv Garland a4i
Mickey Rooney In "Preentine Lily Mars
Plus Flame Of the west"
kRIN-wOOd~ard mr.. S.Mil. TO s-l'O
WV" Open = NJ pr.Ay RYAN
and Jon Hall in Men IN Her Oisry.
"Tampico." Eiv. Robinson. lyuu Bar.
IAEEW00D-I12ls E. Jsfferion tt 29oo.
Cont 4. " l :. "
George Raft. Joan Benns,', MOB Hiil"
l'lus Guest IN tho House" Anne RaAtfr.
lANCASTER-IOsss W. len. W 2.1s2a
Pesgy Ryan. "Patriok the Great" Plus
'Fishtins 6uHdsman." New serial Sat
IISKY-I332o Jos. canpsu Park Free
N"S"' open : a. Humph-ey bosaf
aud Alexis smith. Conflict 4" "Enchsrted
Cottage" Dorothy McGulte Robert YOUNG
IIRFRIy-csnisr Llns. Mien.
A'S@"'' Feggy Ann Garner and
Allyn Ioslyn IN "IuniOr Mti." Plus Con
hiei." Humphres Bogsr'. ALEXIS smith.
IInrfI N-Fort nr. liveruois VI 1890
A'"se@" Open 6.lJ + VI. "Midnipht
Manhunt." with Ann savage Sensation
Hunters" Robert LoVery. Musical Parade.
LINCOLN PARK -roT' dg'n s.! NJ " rO,c ocI'"oF no.
&. Wilde. "A Thousand and One Nights. ."
Come Out Fiehtins," tsst SIDE kids
INW00D-s22s tinwOOd ~ 4.2si3. .
t'nHVVv open s.iO. All Star Ca,'.
"stagedoos Csntsen." Plus Young Ideas, -
Mary A,tor. susan Peters. u. MARSHALL.
Innp-Mieh.. .Can Open u Mrs. RA s56l.
s0o' Open - ltour-. l."b'at Lower.
Doris Merrlck. Sensation Hunters" Plus
Bad Men Of the Border.' Kirby Grant
nlnjSnu-wood'd.C Circus Ps. CH 423l \
''SS'~S" open lQ.li. Ilsudeite Colbert.
Guest wife" IA. 226, j,J2. els. Plus
Bell for Adano.' 1850. ) 80. '.22. lois.
kAIN.R0YAl OAK. da.3 2'oso Si'S 6 ri,s Esd Free
Bennett, Mob Mn" Rough. Touch and
Ready" with Chester MotTis And New,
AhIeSTlr-wOod~ara at willis
''SsNS''s Open 6 81. Humphrey Bogart.
Alexis smith, Conflict" Virginia Bruce,
Love, Honor and Goodbye" selec' Shorts
MARTHA wASH'T0N-'O''' }; Can ca~'aIt ,,.
Peggy RYAN. "Psiriek IN. Great" pas
''ssnoriia From the west" Allan Jones.
MAXINE S... at ga. s,ld.% ia. rt pi,a:c t2tS
IN Iadtesi Allan Jones, "SenoritA From
the west" "Streesnt Mike" Lary Parks.
AIR-Wooossfu.tho' " '''S'o
r'Shr'" Open All Night. Peggy Ann
Garner, Allyn Josiyn In Junior Miss. p"
River Cane" Gloria Jean. BIZ Goodwin
ueI -oakwood Blvd. at Allen AT $3.50 =
'tL open 6:i5 leo Gorcey liuntz
Hall. Gone Out Fishtine," 1912. Dick
Fraser. "ShadO~ Of Terror" sos. y.
ueprIlpv-schssf1.s SMILE UN 2.siOO =
f7thSoh' Open go. Alice Fave. Don
Ameche. "Holly~ood Cavaioade.' with
thsrinu Heioht,." " Ohrron, Last. 'i0
Alrul6LN-Bsslsy at Cd. River 4
rViS'ioN" Betty Hutton. Barry Ff1-
gerald In "Stork Club" Don De Fore.
~ ollow Ths, womspI" william Gafsan.
Alnynwu-rhird at Garfield TE t.45iO
'''StV"N Johnny Downs, nossmlIy
Lane. "rroeadero." Plus "1vo'Man Sub.
MARINE" With Tom Neal and Ann Ss'ase.
nInVhv-sehaefer at Mich. OR $3.50
i'is"H' Mst Daily open -.
Geo. Raft. Joan Bennett mob NIL.
'vsmpIre's Ghost" With resv stevari.
nnpLn-si67 Moran. nr. &. Grand Blvd
T'VONN open G.iI Jack Halrt and
Ann savage IN scared stu" Pius Men
IN Her Diary" Peggy Rysn. ION Van
M0I0R clIY-Vsn oSks at s-nils Road
FIViOH W. Frances Isugfrfd
Wsily Rroun. "Esdis stars ~ Parade =
Jach Hsiey. Ann savsge. draws suf."
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

! IREkI0k-Trsni0n hish- 1R eo7s
'"A''S" Ofrn . ~ Pafk pre-.
Hum Roar. Alrils Smith. Conflict"
FtUs "Juniof Niu" P-ggy Ann Garner.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

IIAE-i322i fast Jefsfs5n hU sOls
'"h Open f.ir linn.
Wakelv IN "Ridat ~ the Dawn" i" r1u
Isct L. Roe Iu "Caliias All Cars
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

(TAp-s277 Joseph campsv n
jim" Open i2.t5 Beftv Cfshlf <{-<i
Waymes. "Oiamond Horssthos' SddS~hss
"sraneers IN the WIGHT" 1hriils Neus.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08

@SsS@ op~n sA MA ".
klrrlnd LJHs Lawrence TlerueN, OIL
insef - John Wayne. "oart Cormard .
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-08
BUY VICTORY BOMBS

IthPlt-'77'o Ion" R, TO sass +.
Open SIS Negs "lunlos
siu" a. go ana 90 g5 "~gth~ins
Hs,shts." a. st2 Onif
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
CAPITOL GIVES
 MUSICAL FILM
 LAST SH0WINGS

Great talent sparks the screen with big time entertainment set to the swingtime heartbeat of youth at the Capitol Theatre where Co., lumbia Pictures "Tars and Spars," film version of the Coast Guard stage musical is currently starring Alfred Drake Qate singing sensa- ton of "Oklahoma!'D, Janet Blair and Mare Platt, with Sid Caesar, Seaman lst Class, and Jeff Donnell featured.
 It's a singing, shining romance brimming with laughter a rol- licking merry-go-round-up. This feature is on for final showings to- night.
 Tomorrow night there is an un- usual story of daring Americans featS of espionage in the Japanese capital, told in First Yank Into Tokyo" RKO Radios dramatic thriller. Tom Neal, Barbara Hale, Marc Cramer, Richard Loo and Keye Luke are others in this drama based upon the atomic bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
ALASKA C0A5TAL
 FLIES 71 MONDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines flew the following passengers to and from Southeast Alaska points yesterday: from Juneau to Sitka: MT. and Mrs. William A. Roos, MT. and Mrs. H. Graham, Fay Gildner, Philip Horne, Hamilton Hansen, Eunice Turner, E. Roberts, Ivan Gully Charles Williams and Dean Story
 From Juneau to Tenakee: MT and Mrs. Sam Asp; to Pelican: E. Torkelson, Charlie Raatikainen, E. L. Bartlett and Chris Henning; to Wrangell. Marian Valle, Mrs. Ray Day. Harry Mike, Mary Oakes, Trig Ivanoff, Eva Ivanoff, Mona Fis- Bourne, Ben Valle, Matilda Martin Anna Martin, Marie Garcia, Ed ward Shavings, Teddy Moses and Paul Charley.
 From Juneau to Hoonah: Norman Wigercff, George Anderson, How ard Erickson, Genevieve Erickson, MT. and Mrs. Harry Douglas, Mar lene Douglas, Marie Mercer and Err nest Stewart; to Ketchikan Mar garet Smith, A. Smith, Oscar Olsen,
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2S PASSENGERS IN
 BY pNA FROM WEST

Pacific Northern flew the sol- lowing regularly scheduled flights Sunday and yesterday.
 Captain Joe Morris, First Officer Thorton and Setwardess Beverly Murphy brought in the following from Anchorage: Fifteen New Eng land Fish men; Edgle Roberts, Pas to Lorengo and Amer J. Peterson.
 Juneau to Anchorage: J. N Black, Howard Lacy, John J. Young, El- mer Price, A. Peterson, Mike Pas kovich, Lois Jund, Eleanor Straight, Tom Paine, P. Huntington, Mar garet Huntington, Dave Schrimer
 Captain Claude Ferguson, First Officer Robert Stevens and Stew ardess Anna Marie Schiltz had the following on the Anchorage to Ju- neau flight; George Kamplain, H. IT, Reach, Ethel Milner, c. w. Ker- show, J. B. Kelly, Posto Lorenzo and four New England Fish men.
 Captain Maury Heating, First Officer Roberts and Stewardess Helen Roth took the following to Anchorage: Steele Culbertson, Pete Gilmore, J. Gullisckson, Lyman Ol- son, Cecil Roley Mrs. c. Roley, pr H. A. Fisher, J. Covett, N Covett L. COyett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
HAZEL F0RDE HAS
 RESIGNED AFTER
 TWO, HALF YEARS

Mrs. Diane B. Tickell, staff work CT in the Territorial Office of the Department of Public Welfare, was assigned today as acting District Worker in charge of the Depart ment's Juneau Office in the Klein Building, replacing Miss Hazel M. Forde, resigned
 Miss Forde leave the Department of Public Welfare after serving as District Worker of the Juneau Off, flee for the past two and one-half years.
 Mrs. Tickell, former social work : CT with the American Red Cross, will be in charge of the Juneau Office pending early arrival of a District Social Worker from the States, it was announced by Director of the Department, Russell G. May nard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
pAA BRINGS E
 IN FROM SOUTH

Pan American Airways flew the following passengers over its Alas kan Division yesterday, in and out of Juneau.
 From Seattle: Robert Wright, Et- to Harry, Ronald, Marsha, Donald and Ann Jamieson, Mary Rogers, Marcia Hoffman.
 Mrs, Lydia Ritter, Mrs. Anna Rodenberg, Col Leland Hewitt, George Hopkins, Vici Jean Covett, Lani Sue Covett. Norvala Covett, Jeanne Covett.
 J. E. Paul, Forrest Kirby, Harold Kenny, Kenneth Lauritzen, R. T. Parrish, c. V. Hultein, George Mat son, August Murphy, G. S. Millice.
 From Fairbanks: Dora Tooyak, Elsie Piglik, Grace Pukjuk. Carol Robertson, Ralph Robertson, David Scoll.
 To Seattle Eric Butmer, William Hamilton, Dan Wold, Robert Schulze, Post Lorenzo, William Pearce, William Percy, Albert Mark steen
 Oscar Nelson, Willard Percy, Frank Perry, Jack Andrews, Robert Henning, Walter Marwsteen, Rodger Hamilton, Clinton Gilpin, Lozell Bowen.
 Gail Howe, Mack Cahill, Inez Thomasson, Della Murphy. Diane Murphy, Harold Voris, Florence Wendler.
 Myrtle Stolnaker, Michael Doyle, William Sweet, Wayne Alexson, August Beiner, Harold Lahtonen, Ralph Sovel, Isahell Sovel.
 Fred Peterson Ed Castle, John brennan, Carl Olson, George Are stad, Robert Bergman.
 Ivar Olson, Bjarne Jacobsen, Bor- gan Boe, Charles Wick, Dave Cross man, Emmett Karsten, George Bitt- ner, Fred Peterson.
 To Ketchikan: Lester Bryan, Ben Jones and Chester Bryant.
 To Fairbanks: John Thomas, Fred Miller, Tom Jack, Dewey Paulson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
R. E. Robertson, Jr.
 Weeds Dorothy Hill

Announcements have been recelv- ed in Juneau of the wedding on September B in Anchorage of Miss Dorothy Hill, formerly of Iron Mountain, Minnesota, to Ralph FL liott Robertson, Jr., who was born and raised in Juneau.
 The wedding service was read by the Rev G. E. Nitz, of the Luther an Church of Anchorage, in the presence of the groom's parents and group of close friends of the hride and groom.
 Miss Rose Mary Smith of An chorage was Mrs. Robertson bridesmaid, and MT John Me- Manimin, formerly of Juneau, at tended MT. Robertson.
 Following the ceremony, a very pleasant reception for the entire wedding party was held by the bride and groom, after which they left on honeymoon trip to Mt. Mckinley Park and Fairbanks.
 Mrs. Robertson, who is a close friend of Mrs. John s. Hellenthal, came to Alaska last December and has since been employed in the City Engineers office in Anchorage.
 After returning from Japan last winter MT. Robertson was employ ed for some months in his fathers law office in Juneau, but since June has been employed in An chorage where he and his bride an- ticipate making their future home and where he contemplates entering into business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
ADULT TRAINING CONFERENCE AT
 SITKA, SUCCESS

M. s. Princelon- Hall, Presbyterian mission boat skippered by Roland Burrows, arrived in Juneau early this morning from Sitka, where the Presbyterian Adult Training con- ference has just been completed at Sheldon Jackson Junior College.
 The Rev. Paul Prouty, travelling missionary aboard the Princeton Hall, reports that the adult confer ence was successful from most an- gles. He was especially enthusiastic over the leadership of the seminars hy pr. Jessie Baird, president of San Francisco Theological Semin- ary. The adults at the conference were joined with the Junior college and senior high students at Shel- don Jackson.
 Passengers on the Princeton Hall which will lay over here for one day before going to Haines and Skagway, include Miss Lillian Windham, of the Presbyterian Ma tional Missions board office in New York, who led the women's work at the conference; Miss Dorothy Cal lecod, returning to her position at Haines House; MT and Mrs. Ar thur Johnson; Lay Worker Cyrus Peck, returning to Klukwan; and George Kasko, former lay worker, going to Haine5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
"C0NFLI(T" ENDS SHOWING TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Conflict Warner Bros. latest thriller. will be shown at the 20th Century tonight for the final two screenings.
 Humphrey Bogart is cast in the killing role and Sydney Green street is the psychiatrist who tracks him down.
 Pogart kills his wife. There is an undereurrent of excit m en [ throughout the action as the kill CT comes across bits of evidence indicating that his wife still lived, while other incidents lead him to believe he is suffering hallucina- tions. The entire story is intri- guing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
PARENTS, GUESTS TO HAVE THEIR NIGHT
 AT TEEN-AGE CLUB

Therell be something entirely new at The Teen-Age Club tomorrow night and each Wednesday night hereafter. It isn't to be for the teen-agers, however, but instead it's for their parents and the guests of their parents.
 Every Wednesday night, starting at o'clock, the parents will take over the club house. The entire club will be theirs for the evening, to enjoy as the teen-agers enjoy it the rest of the time The pool tables, the ping pong set, the juke box and dance floor, the card tables, the canteen, and all the other eX- cellent equipment-al of it will be- long exclusively to the parents and their guests for that one night, while the boys and girls remain away.
 Turn abouts fair play" said The Teen Age Club president, Denny Merritt, today. We teen-agers have so much fun down there the rest of the time that we figure its only fair to share our good times. We believe our mothers and fathers will enjoy the club house as much as we do. The first invitation is for to- morrow night "Wednesday from 8 to II o'clock"
 It's up to the adults, of course, to select the name for their own organization. But if they can't think up better one, the teen-agers are suggesting for the older folks con- sideration-"The Teen Age Plus Club"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
fffSU&LMURE
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MISS GOETz, SURPRISED

A surprise kitchen shower was given in honor of Miss Lucille Goetz, last evening at the home of Mrs. M J. Kibby during which cards and dancing were the chief entertainment with refreshments served following the party.
 Miss Goetz, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. E. Goetz, and graduate of the Douglas High School last year, is to marry MT. William Weir, Douglas Veteran in November. She received all sorts of nice kitchen ware from the many friends in cluding those at the shower who were: Betty Kibby, Mae Cuthbert, Betty Bennett, Helen Isaak, AL freda Dore, Doris Wahto, Francis Fleek, Ruth Ann Anderson, Shirley Edwards, Phyllis Andrews, Carol Routsala, Ruth Wilson, Pat Balog, Noreen Andrews and Edith Yelling ton.
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MT. and Mrs. Elton Engstrom, $. Lockridge and Thomas J. Moore.
 From Hoonah to Juneau: Emma Mayebar, s. Hunear, Johnny Ab- bolt. John Turner, pr. M. M. Van Sandt and Elizabeth Parks; from Wrangell: Amos J. Alto, from Pet ersburg: MT and Mrs. Carl Grand; from Ketchikan to Petersburg Ralph Conroy; from Ketchikan to Wrangell: Ruth Baylton.
 From Sitka to Juneau. Leonard Renter. Clarence Bands, Tom Jen- sen, c. c. Carter. Gary Paxton, Marcia Paxton, Mrs. J. c. Hills, Ma rie Strand, Ruby Lugar and Doug Boddy; and from Cobal: A. L Landstrom and Dan Aleck.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01

y'O OHS N4C OFNF the various programs in which he participated
 Albert Speer-nunitions minister 20 years imprisonment. The Tri- bunal explained that he was one of the few men who had the courage to tell Hitler that the war was lost, and that he carried out his op- position to Hitler's scorched earth program in some of the western countries.
 Baldur Von Shiract-Boy protege of the Hitler reg;me-sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for his guilt of crimes against humanity as gauleteir of Vienna.
 Constantin Von Neurath-15 years for his part in the German re- occupation of the Rhineland and in Czechoslovakia where he was the Reichsprotector
 One other man was sentenced to hang-Martin Bormann, but the Allies will have to catch him first. He was tried in absentia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
SHEPPARD RITES, ARE
 SET FOR TOMORROW

Funeral rites tor John Sheppard. pioneer resident of Alaska, will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after noon at the Charles w. Carter Nor tuary chapel.
 The Rev. Robert Webb will con- duct the service, and interment will be in Pioneers Park of the Ever green cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Canadian Pacific steamer Prin- cess Louise, from the south. scheduled to arrive at ' o'clock this evening and sails for Skagway at 11:30 o'clock.
 All sailings from Seattle cancell- ed because of strike.
 Estebeth scheduied to sail for Sitka D. m. Wednesday.
 Leota scheduled to sail from Aux Bay every Thursday at 9:l5 a. m. to connect with OHarra Bus at Haines for Fairbanks and Anchor age.
 The name of Portland, Oregon, was decided by Tipping coin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
WAGNERs HAVE BABY

MT. and Mrs Robert Wagner be- came the proud parents of baby girl yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The young Miss weighs ' pounds, and has a brother eight years old. The father is member of the Douglas Grade school faculty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
RETURN
 FROM ANCHORAGE TRIP

Attorney and Mrs. R. E.. Robert son returned yesterday by plane af- ter a short trip to Anchorage and Fairbanks. While in Anchorage they attended the recent wedding of their son Ralph Elliott Robertson, Jr. to Miss Dorothy Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-01
MASS FOR MARINs

On Thursday, October 3. re- quiem High Mass will be offered by the Rev Robert L. Whelan, s. J., in the Catholic Church in Juneau, for the repose of the souls of Mir. and Mrs. John Marin This Mass is being offered at the request of their brother, Antoine Marin.