ENDS TONIGHT!
LASSIE in “THE PAINTED HILLS" in Technicolor.
BING CROSBY — in — “DOWN MEMORY LANE*’
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Careful, conservative management and invest
ment primarily in home mortgage loans and
government bonds, plus the insurance of ac
counts to $10,000, assures safety of your funds
in a savings account here. Regular profits are
assured because we pay our savers worthwhile
earnings twice yearly. Place your personal funds,
or those of a partnership, corporation, or trust,
here—with insured safety and profit.
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Methodist Church Group
Holds Christmas Party
The Women’s Society of Christ
ian Service of the Methodist church
held its annual Christmas party in
the social rooms of the church last
Wednesday with the ladies of the
Douglas Methodist Church as spec
ial guests.
Instead of a gift exchange among
those attending, gifts were brought
for the Jesse Lee Home, the Meth
odist Children’s Home in Seward,
Alaska. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Mesdames Estella
Schultz, Betsy Sears, Polly Matheny
and Florence Saunders.
A musical program was given fol
lowing the short business meeting.
The Rev. Fred McGinnis conducted j
devotions.
New Team Comes
To Capitol in
Western Movie
Universal-International’s Techni
color “Frenchie,” which opens to
morrow at the Capitol Theatre,
presents Shelley Winters and Joel
McCrea at their colorful Western
best.
Universal - International Studio
displayed astuteness in teaming Mc
Crea and Miss Winters. Her cham
pagne-vivacity opposite McCrea’f
easy-going dominance of the gen
eral situation makes intriguing
watching for any audience.
The role of Sheriff Banning give?
the widest possible range to tin
he-man star’s versatile talent. Hi.
portrayal of the philosophical law
enforcement officer who finds it
completely unnecessary to use r
gun even in the most ticklish cir
cumstances with the toughest oi
outdoor badmen, registers as a four
bell characterization.
The action-packed story concern'
the return of Frenchie Fontaine,
played by Shelley Winters, to the
scene of her father’s murder many
years later when she has become a
notorious gambling lady. She sets
up a fantastic establishment, a
combination of saloon and gambling
house, as part of her plan to trap
the two unknown murderers of her
father. How she accomplishes her
mission and how she almost in
volves the Sheriff in a slight case
of murder is a matter that is much
better left for the reader to dis
cover for himself.
'Great Discovery'
Showing Sunday
At N. L P. Church
"Great Discovery,” the feature
length Christian film wiht Colleen
Townsend will be shown at the
Northern Light. Presbyterian church
on Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock.
This film not only tells an excit
ing story but also carries a timely
salvation message.
Only recently, talented and lovely
Colleen Townsend gave up a lucra
tive contract with Twentietli Cen
tury-Fox Studios to devote herself
to full time/service *W, the Lord.
The pub/c is tordlai’.v invited
to see th« marvelous picfu’.‘e- No
admission ‘ will be charged, tot a
free will offering will be received;
10 Arrive jnPNA;
34 Fly Westward
Ten arrived from Anchorage1* orf
Pacific Northern Airlines Friday
and 34 flew to westward points.
From Anchorage: Roy Crawford,
Cmdr. Kelsey, Sgt. Tom Mani, Ther
esa Atthias, Harry Halvorsen, John
H. Anderson, John Doane, St. Tom
rr.ila, James Supsook, J. L. McNam
ara.
To Cordova: George Suhdborg,
Otto Koppen.
To Yakutat: Lt. and Mrs. Pen
nock, J. G. Crosby.
To Anchorage: Bob Behol, Rob
ert Thomas, Clark Pete, I. Ary,
Capt. F. R. Clayton, Sgt. Ed Salli
son, Sgt. J. Lomack, Cpl. B. Nook,
Cpl. A. Romer, Cpl. J. Smeaton, Lt.
G. D. Hurlbert, St. P. A. Kawas
ley, Sgt. T. Samuelson, Sgt. Michael,
Cpl. G. Amrok, Cpl. O. Hoffeth,
Sgt. C. Katexac, Sgt. John Nalucke,
Henry Sookiayak, Romeo Katexac,
Fred Kingik, Cpl. C. Lockwood,
Ralph Ballet, Charles Kiana, Gor
don Nashalook, L. Okpeluk, C. Will
oya, Sgt. A. Johnson.
DIVORCE GRANTED
Charmain B. Willard was grant
ed a divorce from her nusband
Wesley J. Willard in District Court
yesterday on grounds of non-sup
port. They are from Haines.
FROM PELICAN
K. Raatikainen of Pelican is at
the Baranof Hotel.
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'Mother Didn't
Tell Me’ Tonight
At 20th Century
Wliat ‘Mother Didn’t Tell Me"
will be revealed at the 20th Cen
tury Theatre when the Dorothy
McGuire and William ’ Lundigan
starring opus opens there. The
Twentieth Century-Fox film has
been confirmed as the Theatre’s
next attraction opening tonight.
The co-starring parts in "Mother
Didn’t Tell Me" call for a handsome
young doctor and the pert and
pretty miss who begins by being his
patient and en& up by being his
wife. They are in a light, saucy
vein, according to all reports, to
suit the requirements of romantic
comedy.
In back of Dorothy McGuire, who
has been off the screen a couple of
years and Lundigan Is a prominent
supporting cast headed up by June
Havoc and Gary Merrill. J&ssie
Royce Landis, Joyce MacKenzie and
Leif Erickson top it off.
Bowling News
The Elks Friday Night Mixed
Bowling League wound up in a tie.
Ross Oasis and Country Club stood
off Butler-Mauro Drugs and Harry
Race Druggist, respectively, with a
4-0 blackout.
The 0 o’clock crews of Glacier
Cab and Home Grocery gave the
same treatment to Capitol Theatre
and Caro Transfer.
High scorers for the night were
J. Franken, 529; P. Mathcny, 507;
and Joe Alexander, 502. J. Franken
was high individual score with 191.
Team .^landings
Home Grocery
Butler-Mauro Drugs
Ross Oasis
Cnpitol Theatre
Glacier Cab
Caro Transfer
Harry Race, Druggist
Country Club
I Ross Oasis
B. Mills
R. Mills
A. Kessner
Won Los'
36 16
28
27
26
26
24
22
19
24
25
26
26
28
30
33
R. Rudolph
C. Rudolph
Totals
142 149 180— 471
144 187 167— 498
149 120 115— 384
166 137 109— 412
151 145 164— 460
692 738 735—2245
Butler-Mauro
P. Mathcny 166 192 149— 507
130 127 127— 384
100 125 90— 315
121 122 120— 363
173 166 163— 502
690 732 649—2071
J. Porter
M. Doyle
,X>. McMullin
[♦^Alexander
Totals
Nfi Harry Race
t fcolmquist 132 154
‘TTTii
lint
Ef Gray
M. Flint
L. Holmquist
Totals
Country Club
H. Winther 126 143
103 134
113 120
140 130
138 147
626 685
136— 422
80— 317
102— 335
140— 410
138— 423
596—1907
O. Winther
H. Deroux
Y. Powers
J. Levasseur
Totals
140 180
139 137
108 126
187 146
700 732
122— 391
127— 447
94—370
143— 377
142— 475
628—2060
Glacier Cab
J. Crosby 120 146
R. Abrahmson
A. Burns
J. Frajiken
P. Lee
Totals
148 140
151 97
191 181
152 125
762 689
134— 400
159— 447
133— 381
157— 529
174— 451
757—2208
Capitol Theater
J. Rusher
T. Heyder
C. MacLean
L. Jones
J. Faulkner
Totals
102 109
116 119
141 140
118 147
134 169
611 684
101— 312
114— 349
115— 396
144— 409
122— 425
595-1891
Caro
L. Tibbits
M Mallory
C. Oldham
P. Morgan
K. Morgan
Totals
Home
A. Sorenson
M. Davlin
M Reise
I. Fitzpatrick
P. Fitzpatrick
Totals
Transfer
163 128 179
91 89 SB
123 128 144
123 145 102
125 132 152
625 622 675
Grocery
181 124 107
132 167 163
114 135 134
111 133 107
139 166 166
677 725 677
- 470
- 278
- 395
- 370
- 409
-1922
- 412
- 462
- 383
- 351
- 471
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Scores af
Basketball
By the Associated Press
Here ate final scores of important
basketball games played last night:
Fordham 6.7, Georgetown• (DC* 50.
Geo. Washington 02, Virginia 60.
North Carolina 62, Richmond 56.
Cincinnati 83, Western Michigan 77
Iowa State 57, Creighton 49.
Hastings 67, Colorado State 61.
Southern Methodist 48, Tulsa 45.
Texas 61, North Texas 56.
Arkansas 66, Mississippi 58.
Washington 60, UCLA 52.
Colorado A. and hf. 65, Colorado 5f
(three overtimes)
Whitworth 51, Washington State 48
Wyoming 84, Montana State 54.
Idaho 38, Idaho State 37.
Utah 63, Oregon 58.
Oregon State 52, Portland 47.
San Francisco 45, Los Angeles
Loyola 41.
California 69, Santa Clara 51. ,
Seattle 72, Pacific Lutheran. 49.
Seattle Pacific 68, St. Martins
(Wash) 57.
Cent. Wash. 60, British Columbia 03
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liars fell Lies;
Hope to Win
Iowa Contesl
BURLINGTON, Dec. 7—((A. —A
Hoosier named Ho*ia* ■who claims
that muskrat# carried off his past
holes to use for living quarters is
' one of ttje entries in this year's Bur
lington liars’ Club contest.
Harry Hosier of Lldcoln, Ind.,
hopes to win with this story:
“I have the worst luck, yesterday
the hired man and I worked 'all
j day digging post holes. This morn
ing I went out to set the posts. No
holes. Got to looking around and
found them. The muskrats had car
ried them to the creek, dove down
rtnd shoved them back up under'
the bank for dens.”
Mailbags full of other stories
just as full of holes as this one
are converging on this town as
Judges strive to meet the year-end
deadline for choosing the world
champion liar. C. C. Hulett, Liars’
Club president, released a few samp
les’ of the 1951 crop today.
VISITOR FROM SITKA
A1 Speer of Sitka Is registered
at the Baranof Hotel.
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