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» PAUL HENREID
Catherine Mcleoo • grace coppin
CECIL CLOV.. .Ly and Introducing ANNE FRANCIS
RCSITA MORENO • ANNE JACKSON • ENiD PULVER
EXTRA! MiU Britton and Band
Candid Microphone
Feature 7:55 10:05
Shows 7:20
9:30
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'So Young, So
Bad" Live Story
At Capitol Theatre
The thing about “So Young, So
Bad” is that it has a heart.
This United Artists film, which
opens today at the Capitol Thea
tre, tells the story'of a psychia
trist’s efforts to help the inmate,
of a Corrective Home for Girls,
his fight against the abuses and
cruelty of narrow-minded admin- '
istrators and his final triumph !
in the dismissal of the old regime
and the adaption of an under
standing, constructive atttude to
ward the delinquent gills.
Tiie distinguished ,-tr-e and
screen actor, Paul Hcnreid, stars
in the role of the p ychiatrist, ’
giving the characterization ail the ;
warmth and sensitivity it deserves, i
Featured with him is Catherine j
McLeod as g. sympathetic social,
worker whose feelings for the pay- i
ehiatrist are both p, t i c.. land
personal. Cecil Cloveliy and Grace
Ccppin play the vicious Home ad
ministrators.
Four brilliant youn; actresses—
Anne Francis, Anne Jackson, Ros
Ha Moreno -and Laid Pulver —
make their screen debuts in the
film as youi girls who have
“gone bad.”
Produced by Edward J. and
Harry Lee Danzigcr, "So Young,
So Bad” was filmed entirely in
the Now Y .rk metropolitan area.
Bernard Vorhous directed lrom a
by msi.. an I
Rouvcrol. j
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Bids For
Bids arc due to be advertised i
for i: oir.f; action, grading ai:d .
paving of 8.9 miles of road work
north of Ketchikan. One section
... between Ketchikan and Ward's
Cove and the other north cf
Ward's Cove.
Bid: will be -opened in the of
fice cf Hush Stoddart, division
li in. r of ih Bureau of Public
Roads, on August 9.
Stcddart said that necessary
surveys are being carried on in
the Petersburg end Wrangell, dis
trict on road extensions there
and the call for bids would prob
cfcly come early in the fail.
From Seward to Mile S8, Stud
curt -.aid re-alignment of that
highway, straightening oi curves
and ilconstruction work, were go
j:jfr alone, at line pace. He, with
M. M. Flint, construction engin
eer for the Bureau returned Fri
day afternoon from a visit to that
area.
Thev also visited other Bureau
of Public Road projects at Big
Deb . and on the Alaska Highway.
Four contractors are working
on the S'cv' ” i i road alone the 98
miles of reconstruction. The lead
is ■ cnerally closed between 1C
pm., and ti a.m., but is open to
traffic during the day.
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bile juice into your digestive tract every day.
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may
not digest. It may just decay in the digestive
tract. Th< n gas bloats up your stomach. You
get constipated. You feel sour* sunk and the
world looks punk.
It takes those mild, gentle Carter’s Little
Liver Pills to get these 2 pints of bile flow
ing freely to make you feel “up and up.” Get
a package t oda. Effective in making bile flow
freely. Ask for Career’s Little Liver Pills, 37*
at any drugstore.
Two New Men
Join FHA
Sfaf! Here
Two new men have joined the
Federal Housing Annlnlstration
' all here, Gene Vuille, adminis
tra ive officer in charge, announ
ced today.
Stephen Smilh of Salt Lake
City is here to replace Paul Sut
ton as chief underwriter. Sutton
lea us Friday to go to the Helena,
Mont. FHA office. Smith has been
in the Salt Lake FHA office for
tlie past five years. Previous to
that he was a lieutenant colonel
in the Air Force and served in
thy South Pacific and Washing
ton, D. C.
Originally from Girard, Kan.,, he
v, graduated from Kansas State
College at Manhattan with a
majer in architectural engineer
in';. He will be joined by his wife
and two children within Lire next
few weeks.
Olal Skauge has replaced Ed
Peterson construction exam
iii'T. has been with the
Portland FHA office for the past
year. Previously he was in con
•iruction work in Portland. From
it)hi to 194") la was on the Canol
pi eject («a of Whitehorse and
has been in contracting for 13
years.
HIfamily, consisting of
his wife, Eettv, and two children,
Linda, 8, and Pamella, 13 months,
are well him. They have taken up
ie: id nee ill the Mendenhall
apartments.
42 lnr 4 Cut on
Aleutian Monday
Arriving on the Aleutian from
Seattle Monday were 42 passen
ger.- with four embarking for the
Westward.
Disembarking from Seattle: J.
El nr, Arthur E. Callin, Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Crawford, Mrs. E. A.
Davidson, Mrs. Kathryn English,1
John A. Engii h, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Flrstenburg and three
children; Mr,. Joe Gotchy, Sr.,
Mi. . Jce F. Gotchy, -Jr., Clara
liinze, \V. W. Ilynson, William
P. Ilynson, Dr. and Mrs. T. E.
Hynr.on, Edwin and Gwynne Hyn
3on.
Florence Jcnnc, Mrs. C. John
son, Mrs. P. A. Lillivand, Mrs. U.
E. Martin, Roy McMullen, Mrs.
R. McMidlan, Mrs. John T. Mc
Mullun, Sr., Virginia Nielsen, Rev.
u;d Mrs. Robert II. Rings and
ron; Curtis R. Severson, Mrs. El
izabeth L. Trimble, Cassandra
Trimble.
F;om Ketchikan: R. Cavanaugh,
John A. English, Margaret Plant
and infant; Dr. and Mrs. R. G.
Sherwood, Mrs. E. Weafer.
I inbarking for Valdez: Harold
Ling.
Fur Seward: John Pidgeon, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Styke.
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51 VTIST AND WIFE
til.TURN TO HEAl/I HSH1P
Dr. Guy W. Yates has
[arrived in Juneau to join the Al
jaska Department of Health staff
as dentist for the M S Hygiene.
Mrs. Yates will be dental assist
amt on the iiealthship which is
operating in Southeast Alaskan
communities remote from other
health services.
Dr. and Mrs. Yates left Alaska
two years ago to return to their
home in Philadelphia, Mississippi,
but : aid that they “hadn't been
home two -weeks before we began
planning on coming back to the
Territory."
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NOTICE
Having sold the Glacier Ice
Company, we are responsible for
no bills a- ainst the company af
ter July 15. S. II. Perry. 8G7-3t
'Steel Helmet,’
Famed War Film
At 22th Century
Atomic bombs. H-bombs and
death-dealing bombs of every des
cription which may make their
appeaamce if and when there is
a third world war will still take
second place to the common foot
soldier, according to Samuel Ful
ler, who wrote, di'ietrd and pro
duced Rubcit Lippert’s "The Steel
Helmet," dramatic story of the
Korean conflict coming to the
20th Century Theatre tonight.
Fuller's picture describes the ex
citin udrentuiVs, hardships,
dreams and fear of a squad of
G.I.’s who are dispatched to estab
lish an artillery observation post
behind enemy lints.
"The ii -• ildier, the infantry
man with a pack and -a rifle, still
decidt s i outcome of wars,”
Fuller suv.. "1110 atom bomb can
be a pov.iiti.il instrument of war,
tut the ii Pantryman has to oc
cupy the teiritory and keep it
policed v, sen his army advances.
Without him there can be no wars
and no final victories in wars.”
Grant Baldwin
Funeral Set
for Tomorrow
Funeral . rvices will be held
for (i: mt Baldwin tomorrow eve
ning a V:3;j o’clock at the Moose
Lodge, j announced today
by Wain: R. Hcnnansen, secre
tary oi the Lodge. The body will
i?" sent to Abingdon, 111. for inter
ment.
Mr. X..Klein died here July 19.
lie w:: l orn in Abingdon No
vember 7. 1873 and first came to
Alas:-: March 1, 1898 when he
was 22 year.-, old. lie traveled over
tiie Chilkoot Pass during the gold
rush, w riced at Dyen and Haines
before : ..in.; into the logging bus
iness. K operated a trading post
in Maine:- for a number of years
before coming to Juneau where
he married Mrs. Mattie Soclrr
rtrom and raised her two child
ren, Claude Baldwin and Tyra
i Dolly) Baldwin Larsson, who now
live in Seattle.
Mr. Baldwin was a member of
the Alaska Pioneeis. He was ac
tive in the Moose Lodge here
which ha joined May 21, 1920.
Prom 1931 to 1941 he was secre
tary. He became a member of the
Legion of the Moose and was cho
sen Herder, a position lie held
until the time of his death.
lie is survived by his divorced
wife, Mrs. Mattie Baldwin, and
his two foster children, all of Se
attle.
Herman; en reejuested that no
tlowers be sent lor the funeral
services.
1 RANK I1EINTZLEMAN
TO BE CHAMBER SPEAKER
Frank Heintzieman will be the
ni;.in speaker at a regular Juneau
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
tomorrow noon at the Baranof
Hotel, President Herbert S. Row
land announced today. Heintzle
man’s talk will be concerned with
the progress of pulp mill develop
ment in Alaska, Rowland said.
RECEPTION
Douglas Community Methodist
Church extends to all residents of
Douglas and Juneau a cordial in
vitation to attend the reception
for Reverend and Mrs. Robert
Rings at the Masonic Hall in
Douglas, Friday, July 27th, at 8
p.m. 869-3t
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starring
Robert
HUTTON
Steve
BRODIE
James
EDWARDS
Richard
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^ Sid MELTON
Richard MONAHAN
William CHUN and iolroducing
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AT YOUR HEART!
STEEL HELMET is the
first honest - to - goodness
Korean war picture. Its
vivid jealisin and accurate
portrayal of front line
fighting will hold your at
tention like a vice from be
ginning to end.
July is MET Month al
zoMEnim
FHfATRK • WHIR • HITS ARE A MARIT f
MEMBERS WILL
I BRING Nl'RSERY
{gifts to meeting
Gifts of toys and othtjr articles
! suitable for the church nursery
■ will bo brought to the next meet
ing of the Evening Circle of the
Women's Society of Christian
Service, it has been announced.
The meeting will be he’d at the
home of Mrs. Ed Hales, 043 Main
Street at 3 p.m., Wednesday, July
25.
FROM KETCHIKAN
Ray Cavanaugh of Ketchikan
is stopping at the Gastincau Hotel.
Remember
When you buy Automobile
Insurance remember—just
us in everything else—you
get only the quality of pro
tection and service that you
pay for.
Insufficient insurance isn’t
any better than an umbrella
with a missing section!
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Seward Street
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VISITORS FROM WRANGELL
Mrs. Arnt Dorset, ion Hickey,
ind Mrs. L. L. Curti: of Wrangell
11c stopping at the B&rancf Ho
Sahara is the Arabic word lor
‘wilderness.”
APPLY FOB LICENSE
Harry B. Avakoff, Fairbanks
jeweler and Emily Meyer, manager
of the Martin Victor fur store,
have applied for a license to mar
ry, according to records in the
V. Commissioner’s office.
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