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JULY 30th!
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DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN
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With connections to Craig, Klawork and Iiydaburg
Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M.
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"SECRET GARDEN"
NOW SHOWING AT
CAPITOL THEATRE
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"The Secret Garden,” at the Cap-1
itol Theatre tonight for the last
showings, is the film story of Fran
ces Hodgson Burnett's famous writ
ing read by millions. The talented
child actress, Margaret O'Brien,
has the role of the central figure
and handles it well to the breath
taking climax.
Dean Stockwell, who won an
Academy Award for his work in
"Gentlemen’s Agreement," and
Brian Roper, fourteen-year-o’d
English actor, are the other juve
nile figures in the story, with S„ock
well enacting the crippled child who
believes himself to be marked for
death, and young Roper playing a
Yorkshire lad who is at one with
nature and whose intimate friends
are a fox-cub. a lamb and an almost
human raven.
The adult roles in “The Secret ]
Garden” are played by Herbert
Marshall, giving a sinister touch to
his portrait of the half-crazed Archi
bald Craven, tortured by a ghost of
the past; Gladys Cooper as the
austere housekeeper, Mrs. Murdock;
Elsa Lanchester, who relieves the
somber touches with an uproarious
performance as a raffish country
bumpkin; and Reginald Owen as
the aged caretaker frightened of
exposing the dread secret locked up
in his garden for ten years.
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LOGGER ON TRIAL
FOR GOING SOUTH i
INSTEAD OF NORTH
SEATTLE, July 18—(A—A defend- i
ant charged with "going soutn" j
with money the government gave ■
him for travel expenses north to!
a Fairbanks murder trial pleaded j
innocent yesterday to embezzlement ;
of Federal funds.
Lester Charles Edwards, 41-year- |
old logger, was arrested by the |
Federal Bureau of Investigation in I
Portland early this month. Almost j
three years ago, the government |
charges, he disappeared with S150 j
the U. S. Marshal here had given i
him for transportation to Alaska I
to appear as witness in a 1947 i
murder trial.
Edwards, the Marshal's office 1
said, told arresting officers he had '
feared for his life if he went back
north as a witness in the trial.
Judge Lloyd L. Black set Ed
ward's trial for August 31.
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TWO NURSES HERE
| Mrs. R. P. Sawyer of Seattile,
j who arrived at the weekend, has
| taken a position as nurse at St.
1 Ann's Hospital and started duty
i this morning. Martha Hundley ol
' San Francisco, registered nurse, al
] so has been signed up by the hos
pital. She arrived Sunday. Both
are at the Juneau Hotel.
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. uaroner and Maria Cabre, Spanish bullfighter, study
lines at motion picture studio in England. They have leading rojtes
in "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman," part of which was filmed in
Spain. During their stay in Spain, Cabre announced he was in love
with Ava. At (he same time crooner Frank Sinatra was visiting with
Ava. iPI Wirephoto.
30 ARRIVE, 28 LEAVE
BY ALASKA COASTAL
Yesterday's flights of Alaska
Coastal Aii lines carried 58 passen
gers between Juneau and othjr
Southeast Alaskan points. Twenty
eight were brought here and 30
were flown out.
Going to Haines yesterday were
T. Naliey, E. Challemer. W iliam A.
Richardson, Mrs. C. Thompson and
J. I. Noble; to Skagway: Larry
Lindstrom, W. T. Andrews, Ken
Lamoreaux; to Tulsequah: George
Robertson, Margaret Robertson, A.
Bray.
To Swanson Harbor: A1 Matror;
to Ketchikan: R. F. Taylor; Dr.
Geer and Alfred Wright; to Peters
burg: James C. Brown and Harold
Ok;en; to Todd: W. MacDonald; to
Hawk Inle*: Susie Erig; to Hoo
nah: Mrs. Ed Austin, Marjory Os
borne and Mrs. Shell Simmons.
To Juneau from Haines were H
M. McClellan, Mrs. H. M. McClel
lan, Margaret Roberts, Mrs. Koenig,
B. F. Nayer, Albert Paddy, Jerry
Strong, J. O'Connor and Bill Tandy.
From Skagway: K. C. True, Ken
Lamoreaux, Brooks Hanford, Alan
Swabaker, A. Littlefield: from Tul
sequah: Earl Lobb, John Kings
bury, Victor Clark and Eino Klm
ola.
Here from Hoonah: Mrs.^ George
Mayeda; from Tenakee: Sam Cot
ton and Olal Larson; from Todd:
Oscar Johnson: from Barge: John
J. Johnson, Albert D. Carlson and
Bud Edwards.
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
SET FOR TOMORROW
Parents are reminded ol the im
munization clinic lo be held to
morrow morning at 10 o’clock in
the Public Health Center, 318 Main
Street. Dr. J. W. Gibson will be
n charge of the clinic. Immuniz
ations against smallpox, whooping
cough and diptheria are given, and
all interested are cordially invited
to attend.
DAUGHTER FOR WILLARDS
Mi', and Mrs. Evans Willard of
Haines became the parents of a
daughter yesterday afternoon at the
Government Hospital. The child
born at 4:45 p.m., weighed 10
pounds five ounces.
MRS. GRUMMEIT, SONS,
RETURN HOME AFTER
VACATION IN OREGON
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j Mrs. Stanley Grummett and two
! sons, Mike and Roger, flew home
j via Pan American plane Sunday
after several weeks spent in the
I states on a vacation trip.
Highlight for the youngsters
I was a month spent at the Bar-M
j Dude Ranch in eastern Oregon
j where they swam every day in
I natural warm springs and rode
i horse back several times a day.
j Accompanying the Grummetts to
[ the ranch was Mike Blackwell, scfn
of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Blackwell,
who was with them for three wet'ks
there.
Following their stay at the dude
ranch, Mrs. Grummett and her
two sons flew to Boise, Idaho, where
they visited Mrs. Grummett’s sister
ahij brother-in-law. Dr. and Mis.
BnAce Badge, who will be remem
'bertd by many Juneau friends, hav
ing1 visited here in former years.
Later the Grummetts flew to
Portland and Seattle where they
spent some time with other rela
I 'ives and fiL- Js.
BPWC MEMBERS MEET
TONIGHT FOR ALASKA
PICTURES AT BARANOF
Members of the Busines and Pro
i fessional Women's Club will meet i
! in the Gold Room cf the Baranof i
j Hotel at 8 o’clock tonight for an
I evening of Alaska slides which will •
I be shown ior Mrs. Julia Cole Fauber
land Mrs. Jessie Arndt, who are'
! touring Alaska after the recent con- !
| vcntion in Sun Francisco of Hie
National Federation of Business and !
| Professional Women.
Mrs. Fauber is National Program
Coordination Chairman cf 'he EPW
■ lid Mrs. Arndt i a writer for the!
Christian Science Monitor.
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IIOONAH FAMILY HERE
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson
and their six-year-old son, Tommy, (
f Iloonah are staying at the Gas
jtineau Hotel for a few days before
| going to Seattle by Pan American.
| 11 will be the first trip outside for
I Mrs. Johnson and Tommy.
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NEW "THIN MAN" I
NOW ON SCREEN
AT 20TH CENTURY
WMliam Powell and Myrna Lov!
take you on a merry-go-round ol
fun and mystery in MOM's new
"Thin Man" picture, “Song of the
Thin Man." now on the crecn at J
the Gross 20th Century Theatre, J
Cleverest and most amusing ot
any picture ol the entire .‘■cries
there is never a dell moment w!v r
Nick and Nora Charles (Powell an
Miss Loy) put their heads tom . ■
to determine who murdered Tommy,
Diake. young band leader < n a
gambling ship.
Any number of people had re
.on to put this young man away
but chief suspicion points to the
band’s clarinetist, Buddy Hollis,1
whose girl Drake had jilted, the girl]
herself. Phil Brant, owner of the
gambling ship, with whom Drake
had quarreled, and A1 Amboy, gang
ster, to whom the band leader was
in debt for $12,000.
Before the'circuitous follow-up ot
each respective clue is completed,
the spectator will find himself pin
ning the guilt on fifst one and then
another of the various suspect, but
Nick Charles in his own wily way
gathers them all together in the cli
mactic scene and exposes the one
individual who seemed least in
volved. .
LOUISE IN WITH NINE,
TAKES 22 TO SOUTH
The Princess Louise arrived in
Juneau this morning at 8 o'clock
bringing nine passengers here from
Skagway. Twenty-two were bound
from Juneau to Vancouver and Se
at'le when she sail 'd south one
hour later. |
Here from Skagway are Mrs.
Dick. Mr. and Mrs. O. Flynn, Miss
M. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan,
Bob Pegues, Dennis Ryan, and W.
D. Gross.
From Juneau to Vancouver were
Mrs. A. Mahoney, Mrs. Ella Bifr
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Saxon,
M.ss Elizabeth Parker, Mr. and
Mis. Claude Wickard, Dolores
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gatte, H.
A. Masters.
To Seattle: Gertrude Hellenthal
Bertha Hellenthal. Marie LorenzSTi,
Martha Lorenzzen, Julia Lorenztm,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lorenzen,
Dclmar Hanna and Dick Reams.
Going to Prince Rupert from
Juneau were Paul Corbeil and A
R Langille.
HOSPITAL NOTES i
Patrick J. McEom and John Louis (
Johnstone were admitted to St.
Ann's Hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Douglas Scott and her in- !
fapt son, Mrs. Everett Kirchofer
and her baby girl, and Mrs. Wd
liam Tonsgard and her Infant son
were dismissed.
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