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“WESTERN riCTCRES
ARE ALL ALIKE" . .
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SHELLEY WINTERS
and JOEL McCREA
WILL SURPRISE YOU IN
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A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE
ENDING IONITE j
SHOWS 7:30 — 9:30
FEATURE 8:00 — 10:05
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AND TOMORROW
FUR TWO
MAD MIGHTS!j
'Frenchie' is
Closing Tonight,
Capitol Theatre
Universal-International’s Techni
color Western, “Frenchie,” co
starring Joal McCrea and Shelley
Winters ending tonight at the
Capitol Theatre, tells the exciting
and suspenseful story of a feminine
gambling hall operator, played by
Miss Winters, who sets out in. true
Western tradition to avenge the
murder of her father.
For Wednesday only Harold
Lloyd's mirth-making career, “Mad
Wednesday,” will be shown for to
morrow only.
The famous comic as a mild
mannered bookkeeper who gets
fired, gees on a toot and winds up
as the frantic owner of a poverty
stricken circus. With a pal and
one of his hungry lions, Lloyd sets
cut to raise some money, and the
results are side-splitting.
FROM ANCHORAGE
Rover F. Williams of Anchorage
is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
Truman Advisors
May Have Lain
New Peace Moves
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11—(M—Pre
sident Truman and his top military
and political advisors are under
stood to have agreed on the next
moves to be made in the Korean
truce negotiations, now moving into
a decisive period.
Responsible informants said today
a review of the whole Korean sit
uation and its ramifications for
American foreign policy through
out the world was the business of
the meeting which Mr. Truman
held yesterday with Defense and
State Department officials after
cutting short his Key West vaca
tion to return to Washington last
Sunday.
It appeared that as a result of
the review new instructions weie
going out to Gen. Matthew B.
Ridgeway, the United Nations
commander in the far east.
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The Triangle
Cleaners
"Craveneiie Headquarters"
Holiday Festivities
mean gay parties and
friendly visits.
Get ready ecu.
for better
appearance
CALL
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Santa and Rudolph
On Juneau Singers
Program Sunday
Santa Claus and Rudolph the Red
Nosed Reindeer will appear at the
Juneau Singers Christmas program
next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in
the Twentieth Century Theatre.
A women’s sextette, Phyllis Ser
vies, Eunice *Nevin, Ruth Nelson,
Betty Hammond, Edith Moore and
Donna Hanna, will sing about Ru
i dolph. Frosty the Snowman will
j be sung by Ruth Nelson who will
be remembered by those who saw
the Juneau Singers show last spring
as the girl who opened the Louisi
ana Hayride. Frosty himself will
j make an appearance so be sure
! to bring the whole family and get
! into the Christmas spirit.
Finish Falls Creek
I
Fish ladder Project
The fish ladder on Falls Creek
! near Petersburg will be entirely fin
ished after a final cleanup now be
ing done by the Fish and Wildlife
Service power barge Murre II, ac
cording to Howard Baltzo, assistant
regional director.
Ealtzo says the ladder is now
complete over both the upper and
lower falls, and over 3,000 salmon
went over already this year. Baltzo
says the falls previously impeded all
but a few cohoes, but said the
stream is now expected to support
substantial runs of pinks and chums
in addition.
The long-time construction pro
ject was a cooperative venture be
tween the FWS and the Territorial
Department of Fisheries. The work
was under the supervision of Marc
Meyer, an FWS employee.
Mrs. Helen Jackson
[hanks Moose Lodge
For Aiding Her Boys
A letter has been received by the
local Moose lodge from Mrs. Helen
Jackson thanking the organization
for aid in sending her and her three
boys to Mooseheart, the Moose
home.
The three boys, Stewart, Jean
and Ralph, lived with their mother
in Douglas and left for Portland
about two months ago. Mrs. Jack
son’s daughter is hospitalized there
as a result of injuries received in a
fire.
"I can’t thank you enough foj
this help," she said. "I have never
needed your help as I do at this
time. It is impossible to raise
three boys all alone.”
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Scores at
Basketball
By the Associated Press
Final scores of lending basketball
games last night are as follows:
Idaho 64. Montana 58.
Phillips 66 Oilers 83, Whitworth
* (Spokane) 55.
Syracuse 63. Brigham Young 58.
Boston Col. 76, Massachusetts 52.
Iowa State 51, Drake 46.
Purdue 81, Marquette 68.
Oklahoma 56, Baylor 48.
Kansas 65, 'Creighton 47.
DePaul 64, Minnesota 57.
Miss. State 73. Florida State 47.
Miss. 77, Arkansas State 54.
Tulane 51, Alabama 48 (overtime).
Sports in Brief
By the Associated Press
At New York — The St. Louis
Cardinals swapped pitcher Max
Lanier and an outfielder to the
Giants for. Eddie Stankv. who is to
become manager.
At New York — The Cincinnati
Reds traded pitcher Howard Fox,
second baseman Connie Ryan and
catcher Forrest Burgess to the
Philadelphia Phillies for catcher
Andy Seminick, outfielder Dick
Si.-ler, infieldcr Eddie Fellagrini
and pitcher Niles Jordan.
At Melbourne, Australia — Ted
Schroeder and Tony Trabert were
named to play .singles for the U.S.
against Sweden's Davis Cuppers
after Dick Savitt lost to Frank
Sedgman in the Victorian finals,
8-6, 6-0, 6-4.
At New York — The New York
Giants announces the sale of Artie
Wilson to Seattle of the Pacific
Coast League for cash and an option
to buy outfielder Byron Chorlton
at the end of the 1952 season.
CIVIL ENGINEERS MEET
Tentative by-laws are expected to
be adopted at the meeting at 6
o’clock tonight of the Alaska Sec
tion of the American Society of
Civil Engineers.
The meeting is also to approve a
slate of nominees by the Anchor
age subsection. Keith Boyd, acting
chairman of the presently forming
chapter, will preside.
ATTENTION REBEKAHS
Business meeting Wednesday
night December 12 at 8 p.m. in
l.O.O.F. Hall. 37-1
BERNA WEST, Noble Grand.
'When Worlds
Collide' Coining
To 20lr Century
Producer George Pal is n man
with toth feet on the ground and
his head in the clouds. One of
Hollywood's most ingenious and re
sourceful film makers. Pal can
simultaneously ponder a fabulous
space adventure and the down-to
earth problem of staging it realis
tically.
Filmgoers hqd their last view of
his combined imagination and
knowhow in ‘Destination Moon,"
will get an even more#astounding
demonstration in the Technicolor
epic, "When Worlds Collide," open
ing Wednesday at the 20th Century
Theatre.
To stage this electrifying pano
rama of the earth’s destruction.
Pa! again applied his earlier ex
perience in making Puppetoons.
These animated shorts used ingen
ious miniature sets and' puppets,
rather than conventional cartoon
drawings. Though it’s a massive
jump from light-hearted fables to
an awesome cosmic smash-up, the
Puppetoon miniature technique was
the basis for the frightening realis
tic effects in the drama of dooms
day and a rocket escape to another
planet.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and various organizations
such as American Legion, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, and Alaska Na
tional Guard, for their able assis
tance, kind deeds and beautiful
floral offerings, in our recent be
reavement and loss of our beloved,
brother, nephew and cousin, Pfc.
Joe Rogers, Jr.
Mrs. Marie Gines and family.
Mrs. Willie Peters and family.
Mrs. Chris Nelson and family.
Mrs. William Sutton and family.
ATTENTION REBEKAHS
Business meeting Wednesday
night December 12 at 8 p.m. in
I.O.O.F. Hall. • 87-1
BERNA WEST, Noble Grand.
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