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at 1:30 p.m.
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Day and Date With Seattle’s
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James Mitchell
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann's hospita
yesterday were: Mrs. Robert Drux
man, Mrs. Cyril George, and Mrs
Florence Martin.
Dismissed were Albert Bixby anc
Baby Jo Ann Elisen.
Harold Dernmerk of Angoon we
admitted to the Government hos
pital.
BAZAAR
The Women's Society of Christian
St nice of the Methodist Church
will hold their annual Bazaar anc
Food Sale Saturday November h
at 1 p.m. 649-41
For a Real Fit-Made-To Measur
,uits at Caslers. 634-t!
CAPITOL'S DESERT
FILM HAS HANDSOME
SWISS IN TOP ROLE
Paul Christian, co-starring with,
Maureen O'Hara and Vincent Price
in Universal-International’s Tech
j aicolor ‘ Bagdad," opening tonight
Jat the Capitol Theatre, thought he
was unlucky when he missed the
i much-publicized boatload of Euro
pean personalities imported to Holly
wood in 1938 by a Culver City
studio.
He. too, had a contract with that
studio and was to sail, but Hitler in
vaded Austria and the young stage
J actor was denied a permit to leave,
although of Swiss nationality,
j Christian now is not sorry he mis
led that boat trip, which received so
j much attention at the time. Of all j
! the ambitious and talented people in :
,that group, only one is still active
m Hollywood films—Hedy Lamarr,
j Christian thinks that he, too,
j might conceivably have gotten the
same bad breaks that hit most of
I these players if he had arrived in
! Hollywood in 1938 as a young strip
i ling, with little experience or dra
i matlc background. Instead, Chris
> tian is today on the threshold of his
j screen career. With 11 years of play
i mg important roles in Austrian arid
I Swiss films and stage productions,
I the Swiss actor is ready to cope with
; anything Hollywood can offer.
I Dark, handsome and six feet three
| inches tall, Christian portrays an
| Arab in “Bagdad.”
LUNCH, TEA TO FEATURE
REBEKAH BAZAAR IN
I IO&F HALL SATURDAY
Lunch will he served from 11:30
a.m. to 3 p.m. by the Rebekahs In
connection with their annual ba
zaar, according tc Mrs, James Lar
sen and Mrs. Herbert Wendling,
co-chairman. In charge of both
lunch and tea are Mrs. Ada Stur
rock and Mrs. Irene McKinley.
The bazaar will be in the I.O.O.P
Hall between 11:30 a.m. and mid
night tomorrow. The public is cor
dially invited to attend,
j There will also be a bake sale
under the direction of Mrs. Isabelle
Jorgenson and Mrs. Rae Peterson.
Mrs. Berna West, sewing commit
tee chairman, will be assisted at
the needlework tables by Mrs. Gert
■ rude Jewell, Mrs. Thelma Boddy,
I Mi's. Selma Peterson and Mrs.
Myrtle Converse. They say many
. items will make ideal Christmas
gifts. In charge of the parcel
post booth will be Mrs. Myrna Mar
, tin and Mrs. Mertie L'mith. Eva
| Clark will fce in charge of games.
I Other attractions will be the fish
pond, in charge of Mrs. Ellen Wil
son and a white elephant booth,
Mrs. James Larsen, chairman.
During the evening the door prize
and electric blanket will be award
ed under the direction of Mrs. Joan
I Geyer.
A display of some of the many
i articles available may be seen in
I the windows of the Alaska Electric
‘Light and Pow.er Co., and the ju
j ueau Young Hardware Co.
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FELLOWSHIP HOUA aFTER
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE
Following the morning worshin
service at Resurrection Lutheran
Church members and irlends of the
church will adjouin to the social
room for a ‘coffee-hour.’
The Ladies Aid of the church
sponsors the 'ccffee hour’ on the
first Sunday of each month to
I provide a fuller acquaintance and
! 'el'owship lor these attending
church.
All persons are cordially welcome.
REBEKAH BAZAAR—I.O.O.F.
Saturday, 11:30 to midnite. Lunch
11:30 to 3, food sale and needle
work, games, door prize. 648-2t
RUMMAGE' SALE
Martha Society at 10:30 am. Sat
urday, Nov. 4. Northern Light Pres
; byterian Church parlors. 647-3t
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MATINEE FOR KIDS
WILL BE SATURDAY
FEATURE AT 20TH
The doors will be open at 12:30
Saturday for another kids matinee
at the Gross 20th Century Theatre.
Featured as the special feature to
be shown once only, is the super
western spectacle, “Red River," with
John Wayne as the star. In addi
tion to the showing of "Red River,"
a program of 3 cartoons and i.
community sing short will be shown.
The regular Saturday attractior
will be presented for the evening
shows. Bill Liddle will fee at thi
console of the Kimball organ for :
concert from 7 until 7:20 o'clock.
With tense, blazing action. Warner
Bros.’ “Colorado Territory.” starrlnr
Joel McCrea and Virginia Mayo will j
be the main attraction Saturday
evening at the 20th Century.
Amidst the towering buttes and
red rock canyons of western Colo
rado, a studio troupe worked for
over two months to record in its
natural setting the unusually sus
penseful tale of a hunted outlaw
Wes McQueen, who fought to clear
his name around that territory dur
ing its wildest and most romantic
two-gun days.
MR., MRS. SADLIER
RETURN TO PELICAN
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sadlier re
turned to Pelican Wednesday via Al
aska Coastal plane after being in
Juneau a few days to attend the
wedding of their son, Joe Sadlier
to Miss Eileen Byrne last Satur
day evening.
Sadlier is employed at the Peli
can Cold Storage. He was formerly
with the B. M. Behrends Bank
here in Juneau.
REV. ARMSTRONG
VISITING PARISHES
The Rev. Rolland Armstrong left
yesterday via Alaska Coastal ail
line for Skagway. He is making a
brief visit to Presbyterian parishes
in Haines, Skagway and Klukwan
and expects to return to Juneau
Wednesday.
STORK LANDINGS
A 9-pound, li-ounce boy was
born to Mrs. Cyril George of Angoon
at St. Ann’s hospital at 10:47 last
night.
A girl weighing 6 pounds and 14
] ounces was born to Mrs. Florence
| Martin at 12:35 this morning at
i St. Ann’s.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
j Charlie Joseph of Angoon at the
Government hospital this morning
| at 2:10. He weighed 9 pounds and
; 10 ounces.
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CLUBS MEET SATURDAY
The Promenaders and Bubbles and
Beaux Square Dance Clubs will hold
a joint dance on Saturday, Novem
ber 4, at 8:30 p.m. In the Parish
Hah.
During the evening a short busi
ness meeting will be held, and elec
tion of officers will take place. All
members are asked to be present, for
1 this very important meeting.
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