SHOWS
7:25-9:30
FEATURE
7:50-10:00
EXTRA!
Music bv
SARAH
VAUGHN
and
HERR
JEFFRIES
An Outstanding Mystery Film that
Is Off the Beaten Track!!!
No clue to begin with . . .
Not even a body.Bit by bit . . . you'll see what
happens when a lonesome man
meets a girl at a bar!
RICARDO MONTALBAN - SALLY FORREST
32 PAA ARRIVALS;
ONLY 4 DEPARTURES
Thirty-six flew in and out of
Juneau Monday with J4 arrivals
from Seat le, three frcm Fairbanks
end five from Whitehorse. Four
flew south.
From Seattle: S. A. Bennett, A.
S. Biral, G. S. Clark. Mario Curti,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dabney.
Miss A. Dixon, Lew Hall, George
Hamoff. T. H. Hartman, Emrick
Kauvlarich, H. G. Kolelt, Don
Kowolchuck, R. Leavitt, A. L. Reg
nier, Volney Richmond, Mrs. F.
Severson, Lawrence Stevens, Elroy
Swenson, Herman Voss, E. Bjorge,
A. Larenteau, Mrs. William Saul,
Mrs. George Mumme: t.
From Fairbanks: C. M. Archbold,
Fred Hanford, P. Pringle.
From Whitehorse: V. Aubrey
Neasham, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A.
Woodward, J. C. Tomas, J. Ward.
To Seattle: Margaret Fassett,
Capt. J. Williams, Paul Georgiana.
To Annette: A. C. McMcster.
BLACKWELL TO SF
FOR CONFERENCES
V. M. Blackwell, o the Bureau
of Public Roads left Sunday via
Pan American Airways for western
headquarters office of BPR in San
Francisco.
According to Hugh Stoddart, div
ision engineer, Blackwell will at
tend conferences to determine ad
ministrative procedures involved in
additional work planned under the
Tong ass National Forest special
appropriation. Blackwell will be
gone about two weeks.
RUMMAGE SALE
V. F. W. Auxiliary Rummage Sale
Sat., May 12, In basement Memorial
Presbyterian Church. Open at 10
a.m. 805-3t
EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED
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MEN and WOMEN
Juneau - Arxhorage - Kodiak
PERMANENT POSITIONS
With Pacific Northern Airlines, an airline
and. an industry with a future. Reasonable
starting salaries. This is year round em
ployment with an airline starting its 19th
year of service in Alaska.
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL
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RONALD STEWARTS
1 HONOR GUESTS AT
DINNER AT MIKE'S
—
The Juneau staff of the Terri
torial Department of Mints honor
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Stew-,
art with a dinner at Mike's Place'
last Friday evening. Stewart, who
recently retired as Administrative
Assistant with the Department, was
presented an Eastman Tourist
camera and accessories in recogni- J
tion of his 25 years service in the 1
Department.
Leo H. Saarcla, Commissioner of ]
Mines, who made the presentation !
cn behalf of present and former j
staff members and associates, said:
“We are all most happy to present!
this small token of our regard to j
Mr. Stewart in recognition of his |
long and excellent record. We, who 1
have been associated with Ron j
Stewart, especially realize that his j
retirement is a distinct loss to the i
Territory. The staff of the De- j
partmcnt of Mines in Juneau and
offices throughout the Territory j
are joined by former associates now j
located all over the world in whole- |
heartedly wishing all happiness and |
success to Mr. Stewart."
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DEBORAH KERR-STEWART GRANGER
With RICHARD CARLSON
Screen Play by Helen Deutsch • Based on the Novel
by H. Rider Haggard
DvctM by COMPTON BENNETT and ANDREW MARTON
Produced by SAM ZIMBALIST ■ A tfebo-teBeye-AW" f*tw*
AFTER
3 FABULOUS
MONTHS
at Seattle’s
MUSIC HALL
IT COMES
TO JUNEAU
SUNDAY!
Mother's
Day
TERRITORIAL AIRCRAFT
INSPECTION TO BEGIN
Beginning this week William Hix
son is Territorial aircraft inspector
for Southeast Alaska. In accordance
With legislation passed by the last
Legislature, Hixson will inspect al
aircraft for proper registration of
aircraft and pilot, emergency ra
tions and radio equipment.
Forms are available at the office
of Territorial Communications here
or at any airlines office. Hixson
is already supervisor for communi
cations with the Alaska Aeronau
tics and Communications Commis
sion.
The law requires that during the
summer months sufficient food be
carried to sustain life for two weeks
for each occupant, axe, first aid kit,
gun and ammunition, gillnet and
tackle, knife, matches, mosquito
nets, signaling devices. Beginning
October 15 snowshoes, sleeping bag
and blankets must be added.
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO
PRES. HERE ON BUSINESS
Volney Richmond, Jr., president
of Northern Commercial Co., vis
ited the local office in Juneau on
business. He left Tuesday afternoon
for Ketchikan.
"MYSTERY STREET/'
NEW THRILLER AT
CAPITOL THEATRE
“Mystery Street,” showing at tlie
Capitol Theatre tonight, is more
than an exciting motion picture. It
is a dramatic story behind the story
f thousands of newspaper head
lines — the hidden murders which
annually are written off the records
as “accidental deaths.”
It brings to the screen for the
first time in film history the most
modern method of crime detection
as developed at Harvard’s famed
Deparment of Legal Medicine. Se
quence taken in the department,
as well as other scenes of Harvard.
Boston and the Cape Cod area,
were filmed on actual location.
The cast is headed by Ricardo
Montalban and Sally Forrest, with
other featured roles filled by Bruce
Bennett, Elsa Lanchester and Mar
shall Thompson. Montalban, headed
for a dramatic career after scoring
in Technicolor musicals, recently
appeared in "Battleground” and
Border Incident.” Miss Forrest is
lie discovery who gained overnight
fame as the unwed mother in “Not
Wanted.”
Bruce Bennett last scored in
“Treasure of Sierra Madre;” El a
Lanchester. one of the screen’s out
standing acetrcsses, comes to the
new film from her hit in “Come
to the Stable;’" and Marshall
Thompson last played Ricardo
Montalban’s fellow GI in “Battle
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OPENING TONIGHT
AT 2-31H CENTURY
What looms as the year’s most
mbitious motion picture undertak
ing, will have its 20th Century
Theatre premiere tonight with the
arrival of "The Black Rose,” starring
Tyrone Power. Orson Welles and
Cacile Aubry and featuring Jack
Hawkins. It is in technicolor on a
grand scale.
The Black Rose" tells of the ad
ventures that befall two young Eng
lishmen, a scholar and a bowman
(Power and Hawkins), when they
go off in search of the unknown
wonders of the world. They fall into
the service of Bayan of the hundred
eyes (Welles), mighty conqueror
making a pilgrimage to theKublai
Khan. On the trek their heroism is
tested by their rescue of a half
English girl known as "The Black
Rose” (Miss Aubry) from an Orien
tal world she would escape.
The fabulous voyage of Power
and Hawkins takes them from Eng
lish medieval castles to desert waste
land and finally to Oriental shrines.
From the gateway to the east at An
tioch to the point at which they
cross into fabled Cathay there is the
rugged encounter of the rope-walk
life or death archery contests, vic
iously played knife games, thunder
ing racing camels and Arabs on
horseback.
TO SPEAK AT CHAMBER
COMMERCE MEETING HERE
Ivan Bloch, Department of In
terior economist, will speak at a
regular meeting of the chamber of
commerce tomorrow at the Baranof
hotel. He will discuss Alaska devel
opment. He is assigned as consult
ant in the Mineral and Fuels Di
vision of the Department of Inter
ior.
NOTICE
Auke Bay Altar Society will meet
Thursday evening at 7:30 at the
home of Mrs. Horton. 805-lt
Rutler-Mauro Drug Co.
Your Rexall Store
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STARTS T^N ICS 1ST
DOORS OPEN 7:00 P..M.
SHOWS AT 7:08 — 9:30-FEATURE AT 7:25 — 9:17
AN ADVENTURE THAT WILE FLAME...
9TILL THE STARS GROW COLBt
The Mongol Hordes of Kublai Khan Are on the March!
ORSON WELLES and CECILE AUBRY late
SENSATIONAL NEW FRENCH ACTRESS WORLD HEWS
ALFONSO BEDOYA • BOBBY BLAKE • JACK HAWKINS ^
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RALPH THOMPSON
DIES SUDDENLY
Death came suddenly to Ralph
Eanies Thompson, Juneau boat
builder, last night at 10 o'clock when
he was taken by a stroke. He had
worked yesterday. He is survived by,
his wife Helen.
Thompson was born in Wetneka.j
HI., Feb. 12, 1879, and was married
to Helen Cam, June 28, 1909 in Vic
toria, B. C. He first came to Alaska
ir 1897 when he landed at §kag
v ay and packed over White Pass.
Its 1914 he moved to Juneau from
Dawson and has made his home on
Glacier Highway where he built
many boats, and never a poor one.
He also has beer, a fisherman.
The body Is at Carter mortuary. I
Funeral arrangements will be an- j
nounced later.
RUMMAGE SALE
V. F. W. Auxiliary Rummage Sale
Sat., May 12, in basement Memorial
Presbyterian Church. Open at 10
a.m. 805-3t
Parcel Post packages, food and
faneywork at the Dorcas Sale—Sup- j
erette Maiket on Franklin — May|
10. 804-2t
Purses •
Gloves
Lingerie
Hosiery
Gowns
Pajamas
and many other remembrances
lo bring her Joy on j
Mother9s then Day j
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