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New American
leggy' Beauty
At Capitol Theatre
The American talent for making
I things grow lias produced many a
bountiful crop, but perhaps the most
rewarding has been the cultivation
I of the American Beauty—the flower
■I of luscious womanhood.
Now', the long-stemmed variety
of American Beauty is glorified in
Columbia’s "The Petty Girl,” a gay
Technicolor romp filled with youth
and music currently at the Capitol
Theatre. “The Petty Girl,” co
starring Robert Cummings and Joan
Caulfield, in the title role, brings
j artist George Petty’s luscious beauty,
the most alluring magazine girl of
all time, seductively alive in a cap
tivating screen production.
Hospital Notes
Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital
Sunday was Lynn Ackerman; ad
mitted Monday were Juanita Wil
: sen, William Samato, Harvey Kil
man, Howard Graham, Franz
Gerstl; dismissed Saturday were
Mrs. Angle Peterson and baby girl;
vlrs. Louis Schaufler, LeRoy Nel
on: dismissed Sunday were Mrs.
W’illiam Kahklen, Mrs. W. Turner,
Marilyn McDonnell, Virginia Val
le, Joe Albayalde; dismissed Sun
day were Alfred Zenger, Sr., Mrs.
Jorgan Christen on.
Three babies were born over the
weekend at St. Ann’s Hospital.
Eorh Saturday at 0:15 p.m. to Mrs.
Dave Weathers, a boy weighing t’
pounds 2 ounces; to Mrs. Henry
Gabriel Sunday at 11:05 a.m., a
boy weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces:
to Mrs. Thomas Nally Sunday at
10:52 p.m. a boy weighing 6 pounds
12 ounces. * I
Admitted to the Government
Hospital Saturday w>ere Christine
Thomas, Haines, Martin Wassilic,
Bethel, Maggie West. Angoon. Au
drey James, Juneau; admitted Sun
day was Charlotte Marvin, Hoon
j ah; disnus'.ed Saturday was Rich
ard Jams:-, Petersburg.
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'Nudity Runs Riot'
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Iowa democratic headquarters, after a look at midwest bur.Vsque
shows like this one now running at the Iowa State fair in I)es Moines,
(cmplaincd that “nudity runs riot.” The four girls and barker
chown here a:'j doing a preview of their show before their tent. The
state fair board said its agents had found nothing improper, but
would take another look. (Ed. note: Isn’t one enough?) iff) Wirephoto.
32 In, 33 M on
Princess Louise
Thirty two passengers arrived on
the Princess Louise Tuesday with
33 embarking southbound.
Disembarking from Skagway: Mrs.
II. .D. Stanford, Miss D. Grimes, D.
Hillerman, R. Dundas, Miss Pat
Carroll. Miss Joan Kassner. Mrs.
Joan Baggen, Mrs. T. J. McCaul. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Cramer, Mr. and Mrs.
G Gissbcrg, Mrs. P. H. Prouty,
Mrs N. Fournie, H. Fennell, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Houstin, Mr. and Mrs. M
Johnston, Robert Haag, Mrs. 7. A.
Feindeau, Mr. and Mrs. L. West,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kiely, Mrs. Bar
ker, Miss Barker, Miss J. Moore, R.
Sullivan, R. G. Snider.
Embarking for Vancouver: Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Neilan, Miss Ruth
Median, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wilkie
and two daughters; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Easteday, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Clark, Miss Elizcbetli Ward, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. George Simpkins, R. B. Frazier,
Ralph Dell, Larry Pusey.
For Seattle: A. A. Tharp, Walter
Hustola, R. Gales.
For Prince Rupert: Miss Susy
Winn, Miss W. II. Schwind, Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Rider, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Davlin and daughter; Ray
Rider, Don Rider.
For Victoria: Mrs. S. H. Wilker
son, Mrs. Ada Winther.
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’Early’ Retirement
Of Officers Hit
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4—IW—
Sharply criticizing the “premature
retirement of still useful officers,”
Rep. Norblad (R-Ore) said he will
, seek to stop it."
He proposed to introduce legis
lation to bar the retirement of
career officers ir the defense es
tablishment before they reach 62
years ol age.
The only exception vcculd be for
physical disability.
He cited as the most recent ex
amples, the retirement of Lt. Gen.
Elwood R. Quesada and Lt. Gen.
Richard E. Nugent, both of the
Air Forces—"neither of whom has
! yet become 50 years of age.”
Rita Files on Aly
With Mental Cruelty
RENO, Sept. 4—(iPI—Rita Hay
worth has filed suit for a divorce
from Aly Khan. The action was
taken by her attorneys.
Miss Hayworth, who was not in
court, charged extreme mental
cruelty, declaring she suffered
“great unhappiness.”
She asked custody of their daugh
ter, Yasmine, and child-support
payments. The sum was not dis
closed.
* Earlier, there were reports the
glamorous movie actress was seek
ing a trust fund for Yasmine as
high as $3,000,000.
The divorce papers were filed,
under Rita’s real name of Mar
garita Casino Khan. Defendant
was listed as Aly Salmone Khan.
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School Starts Today
The busiest place in town today
was the Douglas Public Schools,
with the first day of school. All
teachers were on hand and school
began in earnest with classes the
first day. Two additional teachers
have been added to the staff and a
new science room added this year.
Altar Society Wednesday
The Douglas Altar Society will
meet Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock
at the home of Mrs. Mike Pusich.
Electric Scoreboard
A new electric automatic basket
ball scoreboard has been recently
installed at the Douglas gymnas
ium and is in readiness for the fall
r.nd Winter basketball season. The
hoard, controlled by the official
scorer, is similar to the one at Ju
neau. The scoreboard was a project
rf Mrs. Grace Russo, working on
hehall of the "Mikes Nite Owls."
She collected contributions from Ju
neau and Douglas and outside busi
ness houses to make the purchase.
Installation for the most part was
clone by Guy Russo and Fred Alberts.
Masons Tonight
Gastineaux Lodge 124, F and A M
will hold a stated communication
this evening at 7:30 o'clock in Ma
sonic Hall, according to Leigh S.
Grant. W. \\. He announces there
will be work in the Entered Appren
j tice Degree.
Mrs. Smith Here
Mrs. Robert F. Smith and child
ren returned yesterday from spend
ing the summer at Sand Point and
King Salmon, where her husband is
a field agent for the Fish and Wild
life Service. He will return later this
fall.
Rex Hermann Home
Rex Allen Hermann returned home
ovc( the week-end from Ketchikan
where he worked during the sum
mer vacation with the Bureau of
Public Roads on a survey crew.
Hermann will leave soon for Se
attle and the University of Alaska
where he will take up engineering,
and later Aeronautics.
Mother, Baby Home
Mrs. Stephen Ford and new son
Michael John returned home from
St. Ann’s Hospital Friday afternoon.
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Original Story
Writen for ’Irma'
New a) 20th Century
One of the faultiest pictures ever
made — the film version of "My
Friend Irma," popular radio pro
gram is now playing at the 20th
Century Theatre with Marie Wilson,
star of tlie air show, also playing
Irma.
Marie is co-starred in the pic
ture which Hal Wallis produced for
Paramount with John Lund. Diana
Lynn, Don DeFore and that sensa
tional song-and-laugh team of night
dub and radio fame, Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis, who make their
screen debut in the comedy.
“My Friend Irma” is an original
story written especially for the
screen, the only similarity between
the radio and picture versions being
in the characters, with the excep
tion of Martin and Lewis, who wt re
written into the script. Lund will be
seen as Irma’s boy friend. Al, Mis'
Lynn as her friend and room-mate,
the ambitious Jane. DeFore plays
the millionaire, Richard Rhinelan
der. for whom Jane sets her cap.
The story concerns the efforts of
Irma and. Jane, two working girl
'who room together, to get what they
want out of life.
Many Travel 3n
PA A Over Weekend
Pan American World Airways
carried 390 persons over the Labor
Day weekend with 50 traveling on
Monday. Nineteen arrived and 37
departed.
From Seattle: Jane Anderson, G.
E. Atchikson, Ed Beals, C. J. and
Muriel Bennet, Wayne Bertholl,
Ernest and Blanch Berry, Richard
Booth, Joan Brandon, Gail Brim
hall, Robert L. Connell, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Converse, Raymond
Hand, Mrs. John Hermle, Clayton
Irland, Alice Riley, Helen Ross.
To Seattle: George Smith, W. H.
Barton, Mr. and P. Parthold, Frank
Doogan, Edward Peterson, Robert
Sharp. Clnrenee Allen, C. Craft, Lew
Kometat, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Al
than, Mrs. F. Makin, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Mollan, B. E. Hartman.
Frank Tobaco, Lyle Olsen, Niel
Mill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baila,
Bertha Burnett, Hans Christenson,
Roscoe Kulmp, Gordon and Danny
Krouse, Earl Small, Ruthcr Parker.
L. Barkett, two Massey children, H.
Peterson, Capt. and Mrs. Purcell
and child, Phylis Campbell.
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