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COLOR CARTOON and LATE NEWS
FOOD SALE
Ey Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
at Sears Order Office, 11:00 a.m.,
Saturday, Marcn 31. 770-2t
SEE MABSENS F08
KYLON FISHING LINE
and Herring Nettings
-OPEN EVENINGS -
Opp. Ball Park-Phone 914
J. A. Durgin Company, Inc.
Accounting Auditing Tax Work
Room 3, Valentine Building
JUNEAU, ALASKA
P. O. Box 612 Telephone 919
mmi notes
Three patients were admitted to
St. Ann's hospital yesterday, Har
old Stover, Loyal Walley and Pete
Pekovich.
Discharged were Mrs. William
Dapcevich and baby girl, Mrs. K.
Karlson and Mrs. Henry Green.
At the Government hospital J.
Grant of Hoonali was discharged.
No patients were admitted.
FOOD SALE
By Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
at Sears Order Office 11:00 a.m
Sat, March'31st. 770-2t
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GREET SPRING
117ith a New Suit
emti Topper
STEVE VUKOVICH IS HERE with his
Spring and Summer line of Suits
and Topcoats for Men and Women.
Made to Measure, latest styles,
fascinating weaves and colors.
STEVE HAS OVER 1,000 samples to
choose from. Call him at HOTEL
JUNEAU - or leave your call for
an appoiniment and demonstra
tion.
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'KID FROM TEXAS'
EXCITING FEATURE,
CAPITOL THEATRE
The first semi-documentary story
of Billy the Kid ever to reach the
screen is told in Universal-Inter
national’s Technicolor “The Kid
from Texas,” now showing at the
Capitol Theatre.
Thiee previous filmizations, al
legedly of The Kid’s life, were high
ly romanticized versions or out-and
out Hollywood dream-ups, in the
opinion of researchers identified
with this newest production.
Audie Murphy, most decorated
hero .of World War II has the role
of Billy, co-starring with Gale
Storm and supported by Albert
Dekker, William Talman, Frank
Wilcox, Robert Barrat and others
PAN AM CARRIES
44 PASSENGERS
Pan Americ" In World Airways
carried 44 passengers yesterday
with 17 arriving from Seattle, three
from Whitehorse, 12 to Seattle, one
to Ketchikan and 11 traveling
through.
Prom Seattle: Betty Brown, Leon
ard Evans, Steve Grover, Arthur
Hedges, Marvin Kr.orr, Harmon and
Louann Lougher, Frank Warrhofer,
Leon Roberts, Florence Sandbo,
Bessie Scott, A1 Shaw, Jack Thomp
son, Fred Tyvoll, Keith Weiss, Ian
Ogg, Ross Morrison.
From Whitehorse: Mr. and Mrs.
H. Griffin and son Leroy.
To Seattle: Jack Hendrickson,
Jim Cauley, J. Cooper, Mrs. Harold
Nordman, Vance Sutter, Don Davis,
Fred Gunderson, James Lanthy, A.
T. Coleman, H. H. Dent, H. E.
Blevins, Lee Garr.
To Ketchikan: J. L. Houston.
SATURDAY WILL BE
BIG NIGHT FOR AUK
BAY LEGION GROUP
Big doings are scheduled for to
morrow night by Auk Bay Post No.
25, The American Legion. In ad
dition to its regular weekly free
movies the Legionnaires will present
a new Frigidaire food freezer at
7:45 p.m. as their appreciation for
contributions received during their
recent drive for funds.
The movie program will include a
Union Oil picture, “Twenty Four
Hours of Progress” and two Fish
and Wildlife films concerning
moose. Movies will start promptly
at 8 p.m. All Legionnaires are asked
to be present at 7 p.m. to hand in
their money and books. Everything
will take place at DeHart's Store.
TEEN AGE CLUB PARTY
FOR BASKETBALL TEAM
All teen-agers are reminded that
the party in honor of the Juneau
High Crimson Bears at the Teen
Age club is set for tomorrow night,
promptly at 9:45 o'clock.
“As soon as the Juneau team took
the series from Ketchikan,” said
Zach Gordon, club director today,
“we decided to have a party in their
honor, whether they won or lost
in Anchorage. All of us at the club
feel that Coach Arnold Soley and
his players have done exceedingly
well this season. We are proud to
have this affair for them tomorrow
night.
"There will be a big cake and spe
cial entertainment; and we expect
to have a lot of fun. All teen-agers
of Juneau and Douglas are invited
to attend the party.”
DOUBLE FEATURE
BILL AT WEEKEND
AT 20TH CENTURY
There is a big double feature bill
opening tonight at the 20th Cen
tury Theatre for this weekend. "Joe
Palooka" and "Alaska Patrol” are
the two bills.
Racketeers threaten the world's
heavyweight prizefighter's reputa
tion in Monogram's "Joe Palooka
in Winner Take All," starring Joe
Kirkwood.
' This comedy-drama finds Pa
looka’s manager. Knobby Walsh,
receiving an anonymous note
threatening the fighter’s fiance.
Anne Howe, unless the boxer is
withdrawn from a charity bout.
The threat comes from a raeke
eer, and his girl-friend, who hope
o bring about a lowering of the
rambling odds on Palooka in his
,'oming title fight by forcing him
from the charity event and then
^reading rumors about his ability
o meet the championship con
tender.
James S. Burkett, noted motion
picture producer, has ripped through
the veil of secrecy to present "Alas
ka Patrol” — a story of counter
intelligence told with raw realism
and machine-gun tempo, starring
Richard Travis and Helen West
cott.
“ ‘Alaska Patrol' tells the amazing
story of how they work, how they
pit their brains, brawn and science
against cunning saboteurs and the
world's most feared torture imple
ments. Romance, daring and cour
age are vividly depicted in a pic
ture that is entirely different from
anything you’ve ever seen,” adds
Producer Burkett.
11 ARRIVE AND 7
FLY WEST ON PNA
Eleven arrived from Anchorage
yesterday on Pacific Northern Air
lines and seven flew to the west
ward.
From Anchorage: Marvin Atkin
son, Durland Silsbee, Albert Frank,
Walter Riley, William Andrews, Al
fred Alexander, Alfred Berry, Carl
Thynes, Gary Olds, Gene D. Vec
choine, Robert Ritterhouse.
To Anchorage: S. N. Johnson, O.
P. Olsen, G Engebreth, Floyd Guer
tin, Frank Degnan, M. P. Silver.
To Cordova: Stephen Grover.
GIRL SCOUTS MEET
The Girl Scout Troop No. 12
party Tuesday afternoon was a suc
cess. Our president opened the
meeting. We said the pledge to the
Flag and sang our favorite songs.
Patrols one and two presented
plays. The names of the plays were
Tom Thumb’s Wedding and Princess
Nina’s Birthday. After the plays,
we served refreshments. Our
mothers were guests for the meet
ing.
Julia Walther, Reporter.
THERE'S "WHITE STUFF"
GN THE SKI TRAIL YET
Ski activity is far from being
over with plenty of the “white stuff”
on, the ski trails to keep all the
board riders happy. Gas for the ski
tow can be picked up at Klink
hammers garage to insure ski tow
operation for both Saturday and,
Sunday, Dean Williams said today.,
Juneau ski club members will sur
vey the upper slalom hill area this
weekend casting an eye towards
extending the ski tow to the
meadows of the Crooks trail area.
It will be necessary to move the
present tow house approximately
400 feet to a point opposite the
slalom cabin.
We're Proud io Present
Miss Ruby Black
who is now a member of our
Regular Staff at The
BARANOF BEAUTY SALON.
Miss Black has come to us after serving
successfully a critical clientelle at
Long Beach, California, in a highly
specialized field of Beauty Culture.
Her Special European Training has given
her an exceptional background of
experience in expert color blending
and a command of the art of hair
styling in the newest and alluring
Parisian mode. She operated her
own Salon in Glasgow, Scotland be
fore coming to America. We are
happy to offer her services to you.
BARANOF BEAUTY SALON
ILAH PARMENTER, Proprietor
Doors
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THE ACTION KINO OF THE COMICS
vs. SEVEN-FOOT GARGANTUA OF THE RING!
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Actually Filmed in Ketchikan
and Sitka Waters!
fightinc spies and saboteurs
ON THE ALASKAN COAST!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:
JAMES DOUGLAS WILLIAMS MARY TANAKA
Present your Hoppy Cards at Box Office for Admission
TO INTRODUCE
RESOLUTION TO
CONTINUE PROBE
WASHINGTON, March 30 — (A*)—
Senator Wiley (R-Wis) says he and
Senator Tobey (R-NH) will intro
duce a resolution next week to ex
tend the Senate Crime Investigat
ing committee until January 15,
1952.
Wiley said an additional $150,OOP
may be asked to carry on the com
mittee’s sensational underworld
probe.
The Senate late yesterday unan
imously approved a resolution con
tinuing the committee through
April 30 — a month beyond the
date previously set for it to close
up shop.
FOOD SALE
By Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
at Sears Order Office, 11:00 a.nri..
Saturday, March 31. 770-2*
FIVE CARRIED ON
ELLIS AIRLINES
Two passengers arrived on Ellis
Airlines Friday with three carried
on interport.
Arriving from Ketchikan: Chris
Wyller.
From Petersburg: Betty Olson.
LEGION OF THE MOOSE
Meeting tonite— Door prize - Ini
tlation—Lunch. 171-1
Vel Celebrates
90lh Birthday
AUGUSTA. 111., March 30—!/Pl—
John E. (Dad) Newcomb, who says
he is tne oldest living member of
the American Legion, observed his
90th birthday today.
He is a veteran of the Spanish
American war and served overseas
in World War I.
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