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ATTENTION
L. D. S. Relief Society Bazaar at
Vic Powers Store Nov. 9 and 10. 5t
TRINITY GUILD
Bazaar, food sale, tea, Saturday
2 to 5 pan. 958-3i
Clowning Around ...
WITH smoking materials can
be very unfunny.
Millions of dollars’ worth of
property is destroyed each
year through carelessness
with cigarettes, cigars, match
es .. .•
Use caution! And to be safe
from $$$ loss to unprevent
able fires, insure adequately
with
Shattuck
Agency
Phone 249
Seward Street
JUNEAU
TONIGHT ONLY
THIS IS A TRUE STORY,
IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY
-EVERYWHERE.
That is why you may have
known a jjirl like Carol
and a boy like Guy . . . but
never before has the screen
so bravely told the emotiim
char.^ed story of their love!
^ TlIC THE FILMAKERS |
|llb present
YOUNG LOVERS*
This is 3 true story.
You may even
know a girl
like Carol. W* i
An IDA LUPINO Production
Starring Sally Forrest • Keefe Brassella • Hugh O’Brian . Writterr tor
the Screen by Ida lujpina and Collier Young • Directed by IDA LUPiNQ
Produced by COLLIER YOUNG • An Eagle Lion films Release
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| SHOWS AT FEATURE AT
* 7:25—9:30 8:05—10:10
Plus: THE CAPITOL VARIETY HOUR
Spcrts-News-Music-Cartaon
i There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising!
THE M/1MZEELE SHOP
310 S. Franklin Street-Phone 403-Juneau
NICE SELECTION OF SUITS OJ Eft
Asserted Sizcr and Colors ONLY
SPECIAL cn NEW FALL and
WINTER HATS ONLY
'Young Lovers' Is
Feature Now at
Capitol Theatre
Ida Lupino tells why she made
“Young Lovers” now at the Capitol
Theatre as follows:
“Where there is human courage
there is drama. When everyday
people fight for life and love, you
have the very essence of heroism.
These are the real life ingredients
of “The Young Lovers.”
“Because, I saw this story happen
. . . because it thrilled me with its
truth and hope . . . that’s why I
wanted to bring "The Young Lovers”
to the screen, photographed where
it happened.
“Naturally, I was also encouraged
by the enthusiastic support the
American public gave to “Not
Wanted.” It proved to me that
most people do want something dif
ferent out of Hollywood.
“These are the reasons why I am
proud of “The Young Lovers.” I
sincerely hope this intimate story
cf the heart will have a lasting
meaning for you.”
Mrs. Jimmie Bolton
Honored at Shower
A baby shower honoring Mrs.
Jimmie Bolton was given last Mon
day evening by Mrs. Tyra Newell
and Mrs. Earl Boles at the Channel
Apartments. Mrs. Bolton was very
surprised to find a roomful of guests
greeting her as she thought she
was to spend the evening with Mrs.
Newell planning a party for some
one else.
Those attending enjoyed playing
appropriate games with prizes going
to Mrs. Victor Morris, Mrs. Edward
Springer and Miss Karen Bartness.
The guest of honjir received many
gifts, and refreshments were served
from a stork-bedecked buffet table.
Those invited to the shower were
Ada Springer, Maxine McCoy, Della
Said, Erma Prather, Margaret
Brown. Louise Folette, Ann Stock
dale, Linda Callahan, Pat Wood,
Mrs. Grant, Louise Grant, Earline
Boles, Hilda Krause, Peggy Leigh
ton, Evelyn Cargin, Karen Bart
ness, Mrs. Page, Fay Morris, Fern
Tschan, Elaine Olson, Wilma Jen
kins and Dot Sparks.
LUTHERAN LADIES AID
TO MEET TOMORROW
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
will meet in the church parlors
Thursday, November 8. at 8 p.m.
The hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. John Bratner and Mrs. Dav
id Phillips. The devotions will be
led by Mrs. Bert McDowell.
Members and friends are invited
to attend this meeting.
Alaska Coaslal
Named in Big
Damage Sui!
A suit asking $126,924.93 from the
Alaska Coastal Airlines for alleged
injuries suffered in a plane crash
Dec. 2. 1949. was filed in U.S. Dis
trict Court today by attorneys for
David F. Dreibelbis, a passenger in
the wrecked plane.
Also seeking damages in the suit
are the Burroughs Adding Machine
company and the Hartford Accident
and Insurance Company, co-plain
tiffs. Dreibelbis was an employee
of the Burroughs company at the
time of the accident. It was stated
in the petition that the insurance
company had paid Dreibelbis over
$8,000 in compensation and for hos
pital bills since the accident, and
is asking for that part of whatever
judgment Dreibelbis receives.
The Alaska Coastal plane crashed
in a heavy snowstorm on the above
date at the mouth of the Stikine
river between Wrangell and Pet
ersburg killing one passenger and
injuring five, including the pilot.
The petition filed by the Juneau
law firm of Robertson, Monagle,
and Eastaugh states that Dreibelbis
suffered spinal and leg injuries and
cuts and bruises in the plnne crash
which have made it Impossible for
! him to work.
j Among the items listed for which
the plaintiffs are asking damages
arc $20,000 for pain and suffering,
and $105,750 for his alleged 50 per
cent disability. .
i Linen Shower
Honors Pat Sey
Miss Pat Sey was honored at a
linen shower given last evening by !
I Mrs. Grant Logan and Mrs. Earl
| Crass Jr., at the home of Mrs.1
j Logan. Miss Sey is to be married
to Mr Stanley Beadle on December
15.
“Cootie” was played during the,
evening and the hostesses served i
refreshments. Miss Sey was present
ed with many lovely gifts.
Those attending the party or
sending gifts were Mesdames Eric
Anderson, Ed Crowe, Fred Orme,
1 J. Gerald Williams, Russell Beadle,
' C. A. Knight, A. F. Knight, Jerry
' Perkins, Joe Kendler Jr., Terry
Pegues, L. D. Rainery, Earl Crass
Sr., Alfred Bonnett Sr., Janet Sey,
! and Lloyd Reid. j
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Thursday - Friday - Saturday
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ONLY Whole-Hall-Ouarier—OVEN-READY ONLY
S9c lb... TURKEYS -18-22 lb. average ■ ■ 59‘ lb.
Hormel—Try Pack ONLY
SLICED BACON ■ gfo lb.
Swift or Morrell ONLY
CAN HAMS ■ ■ 8S< lb
Fresh Frozen ONLY
STRAWBERRIES 35c pkg.
Pan Ready—4 lb. box ONLY
FRYING CHICKEN. SJfc lb.
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JONES SAUSAGE . 79( lb.
Colored and Quarter ONLY
m SWEET ■ ■ 35<lb.
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IN OBSERVANCE OF THE ANNUAL ARMISTICE DAY
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Musical Farce
Opens Tonight
At 20th Century
Danny Kaye, Gene Tierney and
Corinne Calvert form a triple-threat
star combination in "On the Ri
viera," the Technicolored musical
farce which will be the feature to
night at the 20th Century Theatre.
In this Twentieth Century-Fox
production, Kaye plays a dual role,
that of a French lover and hero
and an American entertainer in a
French night club on the Riviera,
giving him the opportunity to sing,
dance and make love to both Miss
Tierney and Miss Calvert with equal
abandon. The complications which
arise from Kaye’s look-alike roles
are the basis for the sw'ift-paced
story.
The plot of "On the Riviera’’ gives
Danny Kaye ample opportunity to
indulge in his whimsical tomfoolery,
quadruple scat singing, nonsensical
jargon, pantomime and lyrical
jibberish that has made him the
beloved comedian of people in many 1
lands.
Sylvia Fine, Danny’s wife, wrote ;
four songs—"On the Riviera,” “Popo
the Puppet,” “Rhythm of a New
Romance” and “Happy Ending” — I
especially for him and Jack Cole
devised dunce routines that set a
new style in choreography. Kaye
also does some of his famous im
personations in this lively musical
farce, singing in the manner of
Maurice Chevalier, Sir Henry Lau
der, Jimmy Durante and others.
DELTA CHAPTER MEETS
Delta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi,
held its regular business meeting in
the Gold Room of the Baranof
Hotel Tuesday evening.
After the business meeting, Dor
een Hogins and Gloria Fraiser con
ducted an interesting discussion on
"Personality.”
KERR GOES ON TRIP
F. Ieigh Kerr, equipment main
tenance technician for the Alaska
Department of Health, was sched
uled to leave today on a month's
t$p to Anchorage, Seward and Fair
banks.
"^TIAVi TOUR
QitfnM
V D TAKEN NOW
Your portrait is the
perfect gift for those spe
cial people on your list.
So make your appoint
ment today.
Joseph Alexander
Photography
Phone 303 Shattuck Bldg.
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TONITE
ANI) THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
Here is another
YEW - SSiG - HiT
that will set you bouncing with its songs,
dances and luscious peaches on the beaches
of "THE RIVIERA"
Show Starts 7:23-9:30 — Feature at 7:54-10:04
The Gals and Sights were*never fairer...
The Fun and Songs were never rarer!
(...and ic
Battling Suit*
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were never
Urer!)
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D E II 0 C Ml A T S !
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We have the
OFFICIAL CALL /
for
CONVENTION
Let’s Organize Along
the Lines
Kest For Alaska!
MEETING TONIGHT
JEFFERSON - JACKSON CLUB
EVERYBODY COME AND
BRING TWO FRIENDS!
_TO THE MOOSE CLUB — 8 P. M.