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Abbott, Costello
In Foreign Legion
At Capitol Theatre
Back on the screen for the first
time in a year, Buct Abbott and
Lou Costello prove that they still
are America's comedy kings in
Univer 4 l-j’internatlcl.ral i'• "AbU tt
and Costello in the Foreign Leg
ion,” which opens today at the
Capitol Theatre.
The Foreign Legion film ot
ters a perfect background for the
antics of the zany comedians.
They are constantly in trouble,
either with their sergeant, the
Legion commandant or the enemy
Arabs. But somehow they always
manage to pull themselves out
ol their difficulties.
One of the highlights of the
picture is when they accidentally
stumble into a slave market and
wind up buying six beautiful
girls, including the shapely Pa
tricia Medina, without even know
ing they have been bidding for
the girls.
12 Passengers in
On PNA; 15 Out
Twelve passengers arrived from
Anchorage on Pacific Northern
Airlines Thursday and 15 went
to the Westward.
From Anchorage: S. Dalen, O.
J. Ulich. J. E. Bradfute, H. Ben
son, J. Kandra, Mark Kuney, H.
Wilson, A. Bandettini, J. Mc
Crary, Francis Wismesky, Jake
Sigrcst, N. Nergaard.
To Anchorage: G. M. Pettet,
Ed Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. R. J
Coolidge, Lois Morey, Stanley Mc
Cutcheon, J. G. Anderson, C. B.
Setter, Frank Rice, W. L. Baker,
Everett Mauger, Howard Robin
son, T. C. Cowart, Thomas Willis.
To Cordova: Edith Roth.
TO WESTWARD
ON SCHOOL MATTERS
On matters of transportation
for school children and business
concerning the new Territorial
school at Chugiak, Miss Lois M.
Morey, education supervisor for
the Territorial Department of
Education, left for Anchorage
Thursday. She will return at the
end of the week.
TIDE TABLES
High tide . 3:17 a.m. 18.9 ft.
Low' tide . 9:46 a.m. -3.6 ft.
High tide . 4:03 P-m- 17 5 ft
Low tide ..10:04 p.m. 0.9 ft.
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This "Money Saving" Clean Sweep Sale continues
All Day Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
Sale is for Cash Only
At these Low Prices we cannot charge the items sold.
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SUN DRESSES
Were $8.95
SUN DRESSES
Were $8.45
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Sizes 12 to 14
Reduced to :i.7o
Sizes 7 to 14
Reduced to 4.45
Girls' Pastel Cotton Slacks
Sizes 2 to 6
Were $3.65
Reduced to 2.00
Girls' Purses
Were 4.25 and 2.85
Federal Tax Included
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BOYS’ SUMMER CAPS at 50c
Zipper Jackets
Sizes 6 to 16
Were $7.35
Reduced to 4.75
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Colton Jackets - Light Weight
Pullover Style — Small, Medium, Large
Sizes 8 to lb
Were $6.15
Reduced to 3.75
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Sizes 2 to 12
Were $3.50 & 3.95
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Five Aces
The Diligent! quintuplets, eight years old, walk together on the Diligent! estate in Buenos Aires. Their
father. Franco, declares that bringing up the lively, romping quints is a worse and more permanent
headachr than he had anticipated. Left to ri: lit they are Franco, Jr., Maria Esther, Maria Christina,
Maria Fernanda and Carlos Albertos. (/Pi Wirephoto.
ALASKA HAS SPACE
IN PAA PUBLICATION
Juneau and Alaska claimed sev
; cral spots in the current issue of
The Clipper, a Pan American Air
ways publication for the Pacific -
Alaska Division.
District traffic and sales manager
115. F. J ann appears in two pictures.
| One receiving a plaque for the
j highest rating in Hawaii trip sales.
Others in the pictures are Don
McCorran and Joe Fessio present'
i ing the plaque while Alex Young,
| John Doolin, Gladys Vuille and
Don Pegues look on. The other is
; the picture of Dunn with Capt.
i Steve Bancroft and fish, which ap
! peared recently in the Empire.
In another section Governors
: Earl Warren of California and Ern
' est Gruening of Alaska appear be
neath a sign at the Pan American
| Terminal in Fairbanks.
Another story has to do with the
j mass movement of fishermen via
PAA to Alaska fishing waters. It is
estimated that when the men re
turn to Seattle at the close of the
season, the round-trip operation
will involve the total movement of
about 4,000 men.
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Grant Baldwin
Dies Here
Itnis Morning
Grant Baldwin, 76-year-old Jun
eau pioneer, died this morning at Si.
Ann’; hospital. Funeral arrange
ments are pending word, from rela
tives.
He was born in Albingdon, 111., in
1875, came to Alaska in 1898 al
Skagway and to Juneau some time
later. He joined the Moose lodge
here in 1920. He was a member of
the Pioneers.
Mr. Baldwin is survived by two
children, Claude and Tyra Baldwin
Larsson, both of Seattle.
40 Persons Come
Here cn Pan Am
Thursday
Pan American World Airways
carried 69 persons Thursday with
40 arrivals here and 23 depart
ures.
From Seattle: 1 nomas uiau
ton, Mrs. Charles Collins, Lloyd
Connell, T. C. Cowart, L. Donald
son, Capt. and Mrs. Harold Gray,
Laure M. and Kenneth Hill. B.
Lee, James and Mae McMurrin,
Mrs. Clarence and Duane Med
ley, James Phillips, Edith Koth,
Warren Stricklin, Glenn Sweet,
Mrs. Elizabeth White, T. Willits,
Mrs. P. Fredrickson, Mary Helen
Paul, Irv Curtis.
From Annette: E. J. Eggart, S.
H. Schroeder.
From Fairbanks: Hugh Stod
dard, A. D. Hagen, F. Ogden, H.
Avakoff, B. A. Taft, A. V. Padou,
M. M. Flint, Donald Kinkle, W.
and S. Leveque, George Roller,
T. Sheehan, William Hodgkinson.
From Whitehorse: Mrs. J. Mor
jjym and Miss Corrine Morrison.
For Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. M.
P. Weisman, Mr. and Mrs. Moore,
Irene Barnett, Harry Halverson,
B. E. Jones, Harold Foss and son
Angus, Sarah Nels and C. Arl
strom, A1 Johnson, George Polk
Taylor, A. Macchia, Mrs. Leslie
Avrit, H. Clark, Mrs. Henry Su
pino, Mrs. Paul Anderson and
Sandra, W. Ahrenfeld, and Earl,
Diana, Ruth, Dan and Yvonne
Bost.
For Ketchikan: Helmuth Wcd
ow, Charles Bulmer, L. G. Ul
rich.
ATTENTION TOURISTS
For an intimate acquaintance
with S. E. Alaska with the rr.ailboat
Yakobi for a 600 mile 4 day scenic
voyage. Sailings once a week. De
parts Wednesday a.m. 816-tf
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Apostol Will
Clear Titles and
Attend Court Trial
George Apostol, special assist
ant to the Territorial attorney
general, is leaving Monday for
Anchorage.
Prom Anchorage, he will go to
Seward to work on clearing of
land titles in connection with a
new airport proposed to be built
there by the Territorial Depart
ment of Aviation.
Returning to Anchorage, he
will appear in the Third Db is
ions District Court at the trial
of Archie Brown, accused of em
bezzling $4,350 of Territorial tax
money while serving as a deputy
tax collector in that division.
Tax Commissioner M. P. Mullan
ey will be one of the star witnes
ses at the trial.
Apostol will return in about 10
days.
FROM FAIRBANKS
Helmuth Wedow, Jr., of the Geo
logical Survey from Fairbanks, is
stopping at the Baranof hotel.
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Aquatic Hit With
Esther
Williams at 20th
You’ll yearn to be on an island
with Esther Williams, Peter Law
ford arid Jimmy Durante when
you see M-G-M's tropical Tech
nicolor musical, "On An Island
With' Yon,” current attraction at
the 20th Century Theatre.
With its all-laugh plot high
lighted by such spectacular pro
duction numbers as an under
water' ballet in which aqua-star
Nfi.-s Williams is seen to advan
tage, and some wonderful dance
routines featuring Ricardo Mont
nlban and Cyd Charisse (remem
ber them in "Fiesta”?), the fast
paced story revolves about a mo
tion picture troupe on location
in the Hawaiian Islands. Jimmy
Durante, as the company's har
assed aMlatnnt director on whose
slim shoulders all the "dirty
work” falls, finds hlmseli driven
to the breaking point when the
crew is augmented by a technical
adviser in the person of Peter
Lawiord. For Lawford, in an at
tempt to break up the romance
between Miss Williams and Mon
italban, kidnaps the star and holds
her prisoner until her resistance
molts away.
Durante's patience, in the
meantime, melts away as well,
tut not to the extent of prevent
ing him from giving forth with
such'.' hilarious ditties as "I'll Do
the Strut-Away,” with plenty of
strutting, "Takin' Miss Mary to
thq , Ball" and the now almost
Jnsilo, "I Can Get Along With
out Broadway."
Honeymooners
At Home to Friends
In Brunswick
After several days honeymoon
ing at Taku Lodge, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Femmer have returned to
Juneau and are now at home to
friends in the Brunswick Apart
ments.
Their marriage took place July
9 at 4 o’clock in the afternoon at
the Northern Light Presbyterian
Church and they left immediate
ly'tJ^VTward by plane for the
Miss Rose McGee was maid-of
honor for Mrs. Femmer with Mr.
Howard Bryant best man for the
groom
Mrs. Femmer Is the former Mae
M. Robbins of Juneau.
Last Times Tonight
Doors Open 7 :()0
Show Starts 7:23 - 9 :,‘50
H-E-M’s MUSICAL PARADISE
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barrel because it is still natUfalJSy 9}ade,
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