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Wien Airlines Given1
increase in Pay fori
Carrying Alaska Mail
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2—MV-'Tine !
Wien Alaska Airlines has agreed j
to a temporary increase in its
pay for carrying the mail.
Theodore Seaman, Wien Counsel,
told a reporter the increase w.H
amount to $100,000 a year. The com
pany also will get $150,000 in re
troactive payments.
The agreement was reached at a
hearing before the Civil Aeronau.
tics Board, which proposed the
temporary increase. The Board
has not yet established a perm
anent mail pay rate for the com
pany.
Several thousand enlisted reserv
ists have completed refresher train
ing at Port Lewis, Washington.
And the Army on Wednesday an
nounced they now are available for
overseas duty. There is no indica
tion when the men will begin mov
ing overseas.
WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Meat Cutter
WANTED!
To take complete charge
of Packaged Meat Dept.
If you drink on the job
Do Not Apply!
This is a permanent position-Top Salary plus commission
GUS GEORGE SUPERETTE
ORSON WELLES IN
'BLACK MAGIC END!
AT CAPITOL TONIGHT
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Edward Small’s thrilling and spec- |
tacular production, "Black Magls.” j
which was filmed entirely in Italyj
under the direction of Gregory Rat- .
eff, opened yesterday at the Capi- i
tol Theatre, with a cast headed by !
Orson Welles and Nancy Guild. |
United Artists is releasing the pic- .
ture which is based on Alexandre I
Dumas' "Cagliostro,” 18th Century i
hypnotist and magician, whose j
fabulous exploits shook the Court
cf France to its very roots.
The screen portrayal of this
famous charlatan is fascinatingly!
achieved by Mr. Welles, with Miss j
Guild in the dual role of his beau- :
tiful wife. Lorenza, ahd the hapless !
Marie Antoinette.
From the time the picture opens
and one first meets the poor gypsy
youth, Joseph Balsamo (who later
turns up as the magnetic Caglios
tro!, witnessing the ruthless execu
tion of his parents by an aristocratic
magistrate, until the time when this
diabolic sorcerer perpetrates the
hoax of the diamond necklace on
the unsuspecting Queen, the dy
namic story holds one transfixed in ,
its powerful grip.
A charming newcomer to Amcri- !
I can films, Valentina Cortese, who ,
; was recently signed by 20th Century
1 Fox, plays the role of Zoraida, Cag- ;
liostro’s gypsy sweetheart, and Mar
got Grahame has the role of the |
conniving Madame DuBarry. In '
other supporting roles can be found j
Stephen Bebassy, Akim Tamiroff,;
Frank Latimore and Raymond ;
Burr. "Black Magic" is playing last j
I times tonight at the Capitol.
DICK PETER SPEAKS
TO C OF C ON EUROPE
Dick Peter, station manager of,
KINY, told the Juneau Chamber of |
Commerce about his recent Euro- j
pean trip at a regular luncheon
meeting at the Baranof Hotel this
noon. He briefly discussed the poli
tics and economics of the four coun
tries he visited and of Communist
propaganda and stated that many
Europeans thought the United
States should do something to
counter-act it. Peter reported much
interest in Alaska from a military
angle.
President Robert Boochever an
nounced that a committee on Christ
mas decorations would be appointed
next week. The Chamber has re
' commended to the board of geo
I graphic names that an unnamed
1 peak on the north end of Douglas
j Island be named Mt. Troy, in honor
' of Governor John W. Troy.
Ed Chester said that standard
plans for a two-unit armory had
arrived for a $465,000 building that
could also be used for a civic the
ater. Under an existing law it could
be constructed with 75 percent of
the construction costs paid by the
federal government.
Guests were Bob DeArmond of
Sitka and D. R. Thibeaij. of the H.
H. Robertson Manufacturing Co., of
Seattle, Washington.
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
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Freighter Coastal Rambier from
Seattle scheduled to arrive Sunday.
Baranof scheduled to sail frorr
Seattle Friday as cargo ship, no
1 passengers.
I Princess Louise scheduled to ar
i rive from Skagway at 7 a.m., Fri
I day and sails south one-half hour |
later at 7:30 o’clock.
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FROM ST. LOUIS
W. Abbott of St. Louis is regis
tered at the Gastineau Hotel.
NASH
SALES and SERVICE
CHRISTENSEN BROS.
909 12th Phone Green 279
ALASKA’S
KEY POINTS
only hours away by
Clipper*
* Fart and frequent Clipper
■Ulrica from Junean to Nome,
Fairbanks, Whitehorse and
Ketchikan. Clipper flights
daily to Seattle.
Aboard the Clippers yon
enjoy real flying comfort
— excellent food, relaxing
lounge seats, and traditional
Clipper hospitality. For feres
and reservation* call Pan
American at..,
BARANOF HOTEL
Phone 106
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WOUA'I MOST UMtIINCID AIRUNI
20TH CENTURY HAS
'UNKNOWN ISLAND'
COLOR SPECTACLE
Exciting new screen entertain
ment will be offered tonight at the
Gross 20th Century with the open
ing of the new Cinecolor spectacle.
"Unknown Island.” Featured in the
cast are Virginia Grey, Philip Reed.
Barton McLane and Richard Den
ning.
Many thrilling adventures are
encountered w'hen an expedition is
made to the "Unknown Island,"
where gigantic monsters of 60,
000,000 years ago still roam. The
expedition, finally, through many
perils, succeeds in obtaining motion :
pictures of these monsters, and |
narrowly escape before successfully |
leaving the island.
Again this evening, Bill Liddle will
be at the console of the Kimball
organ in another popular concert
from 7 until 7:20 p.m.
GIRL SCOUTS WILL
LAUNCH CAMP FUND
DRIVE NEXT WEEK
Next week beginning Monday, the
Girl Scouts will launch a drive to
raise $5,000 needed for their own
permanent Girl Scout camp on a
rite at Tee Harbor donated by Nick
Bez. All the money will go to the
camp, none goes for executive sal- 1
aries, Ken Kadow, finance chair
man, said today. Co-chairmen are
Bob Akervick in Juneau and Mrs.
Eugene White in Douglas.
There are now 275 Girl Scouts in
vhe Gastineau Channel area, 42 vol
unteer leaders and 18 members on
the Scout Council.
Drive leaders are: Residential
district—Will Reedy, Hunt Gruen
ing, Mrs. Mary Hagerup, Mrs. Mad
sen Streed, Ann Pyle, Mrs. Jack
Burford, Mrs. Olaf Bodding, Mrs.
Jake Cropley, June Young, Mr;.
Thomas Dyer, Mrs. Bert McDowell,
Mrs. Hugh Wade, Mrs. Chris Syler,
Mrs. Ida Hollenbeck, Mrs. Orrin
Addleman and Mrs. Ralph Baker.
Carl Weldman will canvas the
small boat harbor.
Business district — Bob Akervick,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene White, Bud
Phelps, I. J. Montgomery, Marlin
Feero, Fred Dunn, Rev. James Bol
ton, Don Miller, Archie Betts, Joe
Werner, Katherine Nordale, Keith
G. Wildes, Roe Alexander, C. E.
Cleveland, Monte Grisham, Mrs.
Betty McCormick and Ed Chester.
Mr. DeHart will contact the Auk
Bay area.
Government agencies—Charles R.
Mountjoy, George Rogers, Pearl
Peterson, Claude Brown, Red Lorain,
C. A. Carrol, Florence Zimmerman,
and Harriet Smith.
FROM ANCHORAGE
R. A. Garvin, Anchorage, is re
gistered at the Baranof Hotel.
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THANKSGIVING DINNER
1st AWARD
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DINNER
for 8
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November 21st
One ticket is given for each dollar
well-spent for groceries or meat at
California Grocery
and Meat Market