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Doors Open 1:30 p.m. In a Rip-Rearing, Romantic Adventure
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ROBERT TAYLOR
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Written by GUY TROSPER DIRECTED BY ANTHONY MANN PRODUCED BY NICHOLAS NAYFACK
_ _ -Shows at
1:35 - 3:10 - 5:15 - 7:20 - 9:30
Jerry Gray and the Band of Today _Feature at_
M-G-M Color Cartoon 1 ;45 - 3:45 - 5:50 - 8:00 - 10:05
SEATTLE ARCHITECT
TAKES TIME OUT TO
GO FISHING HERE
"'wenty-su: years ago W. Sam
Chinn was an architect with Thom
as, Granger and Thomas of Seattle
where he helped design the Scot
tish Rite Temple and high school
gym addition for Juneau.
When he arrived here this week
'.Ji? saw the two buildings for the
first time.
Chinn is now an architect with
the Federal Housing Administra
tion in Seattle an.1 i; on loan to
the local FHA office. This is his ;
fast, trip to Alaska and he is im
pressed with the beauty of the
country.
This mornin ? he set forth railv !
with an armful' of sandwiches and
pear to go fishing with Paul Sutton
and Roy Swanson, both with FHA
here.
ATTENTION TOURISTS
For a n intimate acquaintance
with S. E. Alaska with the mailboat
Yakobi for a 600 mile 4 day scenic
voyage. Sailings once a week. De
parts Wednesday a m. 816-tf |
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital
Thursday were Michael Du^e, Mrs.
Thomas Paddock, William Johnson,
Mrs. Hazel Hope; discharged were
Eudore Lambert, Arthur Hutchin
son, Fred Marlowe, Mrs. David Tan
ner.
Born to Mrs. Frank Parsons at
St. Ann’s hospital at 6 a.m. Satur
day, a girl.
There were no admissions or dis
charges at the Government hospital.
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'DEVIL'S DOORWAY'
IS FEATURE SUNDAY
CAPITOL JHEATRE
‘Devil's Doorway,” M-G-M’s new
outdoor drama set against the no.
man’s land of the West in post
Civil War days, tells the story of
the courageous stand of the Amer
ican Indian against the White
Man and his ever-westward march.
Robert Taylor, who recently scor
ed one of his biggest hits in the
Western drama, "Ambush,” now
enacts a proud Shoshone Indian,
one of the most unusual roles of
his career.
The supporting cast is headed by
Louis Calhern, the distinguished
character actor.
The feminine lead is played by
| M-G-M’s fast-rising newcomer,
Paula Raymond. Miss Raymond was
discovered by George Cukor and
is hailed as one of Metro’s most
promising new finds, following her
highly-applauded work opposite
Cary Grant in "Crisis” and as
Esther Williams’ chum in “Duch
ess of Idaho.”
There are many other leading
movie stars In this feature.
daughterTsborn
THIS MORNING TO
MR., MRS. PARSONS
Mr. ar.c’ fir:. Frank Parsons are
receiving congratulations today on
the birlh of their first child, a
daughter, born at 6 o’clock this
morning at St. Ann’s hopital. The
little girl has been named Margaret..
Sharing in the happiness of the
new arrival ar? the maternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rob
erts, for whom it is a first grand
daughter, and the Ernest Parsons
for whom it is a third grandchild.
Mother and baby are reported
progressing nicely.
Parsons is associated with his
father in the Parsons Electric Co.
GLACIER HWY.
ELECTRIC ASSN.
MEETS SATURDAY
There will be a meeting tomor
row night, Saturday, at 8 o'clock
at De Hart’s store at Auk Bay, ol
the Glacier Highway Electric Asso
ciation.
Two principal items of business
are scheduled to be taken up and
acted upon: The election of two
new members to the Board of Dir
ectors replacing two members who
have moved from the community,
and discussion of means of increas
ing the revenue of the Association
in order to meet financing of the
original investment.
William Norton is manager of the
Association and the following are
members of the Board: Curtis
Sherwood, chairman; Ralph Reischl,
Emmett Botelho, Howard Baltzo,
Harry Arnold, William Schoepp.
ROTARIANS WILL
PICNIC SUNDAY,
EVERGREEN BOWL
Rotarians and their families will
picnic Sunday afternoon in Ever
green Bowl, rain or sunshine.
Festivities will start at 1 o’clock.
Lunch will be served about 2:30.
The committee promises games and
entertainment and urges all Ro
tarians to turn out and “bring the
family.’*
WH INVESTIGATOR
LEAVING FOR SEWARD
Eiffio Michelson, of Cleveland,
Ohio, investigator for the Wage
and Hour division of the U. S. De
partment of Labor, who has been
in Juneau, is leaving today for Sew
ard.
He will be in the Territory until
the latter part of September check
ing performance of government
contracts as they pertain to the
Wage and Hour division. This is
Michelson’s third trip to Alaska.
James J. Gix of Portland is a
guest at the Hotel Juneau.
FIELD PROPANE GAS
AND APPLIANCE CO.
"Gas Has Got It"
Walter D. Field — Phone 581
Refrigeration Service
PARSONS ELECTRIC, Inc.
-Phones
1.016 and 161 _
IF
in town or
in the "Sticks"
CALL
Glacier Cab
GG6
TWO SEAMEN HAVE
FINGER TROUBLES
Two seamen in wi :-ly separat
ed areas suffered finger trouble
this morning, according to inform
ation received at U S. Coast Guard
headquarters here.
Andrew J. Smith aboard the fish
ing vessel Storm was taken to Kod
iak by Coast Guard plane from
MacLeod Harbor on Montague Is
land. He had .severed a finger.
Mel Bussey of Prince Rupert
aboard the Canadian fishing ves
sel Miss Jean was flown from Port
Alexander to Ketchikan by Coast
Guard plane with a badly lacerat
ed finger which wa nearly sever
ed.
—
I fit MAKS ARM
Bill Mat mi of Seattle, aboard the
fishing vessel Washington Flyer,
in the vicinity ol Warren Island,
i suffered a fractured arm this morn
ing when he was hit by n crane,
it was reported to U. S. Coast Guard
headquarters hese.
The crane was being operated by
a winch aboard the 75-foot vessel.
Matson was flown by Coast Guard
plane to Ketchikan for medical at
tention before noon today.
SKAl.WAV VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. F. Marlow of Skag
way are at the Baranof Hotel.
"CHAIN LIGHTNING"!
WITH BOGART NOW
AT 20TH CENTURY
Humphrey Bogart, one of the
mast popular action stars in the
Hollywood firmament, is at the
2Ctlv Century Theatre in the made
to-order, right-up-to-the-minute ac
tion story of the year Warner
Bros.' "Chain Lightning.”
A powerful yarn using jet-pro
pelled planes as a background,
"Chain* Ligh ni.iR" shows Bogart as
a test pilot for the hoi jobs and
marks the lir.st feature picture of
such proportions to let the public
• u on the latest thing in aviation.
Providing the love interest is the
beautiful Eleanor Parker.
Miss Parker early in the story
alays a Red Cross girl in Englund
who meets the intrepid Army pilot
played by Bogart. When after the
war his talents are needed to test
the fastest type of fighter plane
devised by man, it is she who
brings Bogey bRck to his first love
and how he flies them provides
for some of the greatest film action
ever seen.
FROM SEATTLE
Phil Kelley of Seattle is stop
ping at the Baranof Hotel.
PARADE LEADER — Florists art made model of a ,
porker beating a drum one of the best floats in Holland s annual
floral procession through bulb districts of Haarlem and The Hague.
FOR ALL OCCASIONS-— Metropolitan Opera so
prano Patrice Munsel displays in New York her lace dress which
ecu be worn in varying combinations formally and informally.
REMOVING RAVAGES OF T I M I-A worker
points bricks of historic Independence Hall. Philadelphia, as face
lifting operation on the American shrine gets under wap.
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TONIGHT the first story of jet
lUiiAuni PLANES BRINGS BOGART
ACTION ROARING THROUGH THE
SKIES.
THE BOGART HIT
THAT LEAVES YOU
GASPING for
BREATH!
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ELEANOR
PARKER
RAYMOND MASSEY
RICHARD WHORF
JAMES BROWN
ROY ROBERTS
Doors Open a Sunday Matinee
7:00 Starts 2:00
July is HIT Month at
There is no subsiiluie for Newspaper Advertising!
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DR. D. D. MARQUARDT
OPTOMETRIST
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EARNINGS PAYMENT
—JUNE 30TH, 1951
%
Six months roll by fast, and soon the folks who
have savings accounts with us will be enjoying
another red-letter day—our semi-annual earnings
payment. Now is the time to count yourself in
for next December. Open an account today, add
to it regularly. Savings are insured, of course;
We have nevei paid
ELESS than
on Savings
Alaska Federal Savings & Loan
Association
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or JUNEAU
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SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000_