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TONIGHT (Shows 7:25-9:30—Feature 8:10-10:15)
TOMORROW and SATURDAY
ROMANTIC ADVENTURE IN TECHNICOLOR!
Crashing through forest...
SLASHING THROUGH STEEL!
New thrills from the Son of Robin Hood and bis Merry Men.
Rogues of
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Screen Ptey by George Bruce
Directed by GORDON DOUGLAS
Produced by FttDM. PACKARD
FROM WRANGELL
Olaf Olsen of the Farwest Wran
gell Co., salmon packing company
at Wrangell, is stopping at the Bar
anof hotel.
WARNER’S
for
FISHING GEAR
40C S. Franklin — Phone 473
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POWER MAN HERE
Arthur Johnson, representative of
the hydro-electric power section of
the U. S. Geological Survey is here
in connection with power studies at
Sitka and on the Speel river. He
is stopping at the Baranof hotel.
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Jacobson Upholstery
I’hone 997 - Juneau
Will continue in business
until further notice.
~ EYES EXAMINED
LENSES PRESCRIBED =
DR. D. D. MARQUARDT
OPTOMETRIST
Second and Franklin Juneau
PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS
LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SALON
-invites -—
CLAIRBELLE MESSERSCHMIDT
for a Free Hair Set Tomorrow.
LUCILLE’S FEATURES . . . • .
Scalp Treatments - Facials - Permanent Waving
Opposite Light Co. Phone 492
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MEETING TONIGHT
Veterans of F ssreip Wars
C. L 0. Hall - 8 o'clock
ALL VISITING V. F. W. MEMBERS ARE
CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
James Burnette, Commander Frank Drouin, Adjutant j
ELKS
PICNIC
Sunday — at
AUK BAY
Recreation Beach
Elks and Their Families
BRING THE CHILDREN AND THE NEIGHBORS’
CHILDREN — THEY MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
BY ELKS. AND, BRING YOURSELF.
We Furnish Everything!
REFRESHMENTS WILL RE SERVED
RETWEEN 2 and 4 P XL
For those not having transportation
buses will leave from Elks Hall at
12:00 Noon and 1:00 P.M.
SPECIAL EVENTS and FREE PONY RIDES
FOR THE CHILDREN
' Glamorous Hedy
In Film Fare
At Capitol Theatre
"A Lady Without Passport” teams
glamorous Hedy Lamarr (that “De
lilah” girl) and John Hodiak in an
adventure-filled love story set
against the exciting tropical set
ting of Cuba and the Florida Ever
glades.
■ The plot theme revolves about a
{smuggling ring which preys on the
I hopes and fears of aliens anxious
»to become Americans but lacking
the necessary visa permits. Their
plight, both during illegal trans
portation into the United States
and after arrival, provides the ad
venturous background for the ro
mance between Miss Lamarr and
Hodiak.
Hedy Lamarr comes to the new
I picture direct from her triumph in
“Samson and Delilah.” She plays
the role of the beautiful but penni
less Marianne Lorress who in des
peration allies herself with a ruth
less smuggler in order to achieve
illegal entry into the States.
John Hodiak is cast as Pete
. Karczag, the immigration inspec
tor who pursues Miss Lamarr, first
in the line oi duty, then for more
I personal reasons. The new part
[comes on top of a series of hits
I in such pictures us "The Miniver
Story,” "Ambush” and "Battle
ground.”
Nj Decision Made
On Employment
Security Head
The Alaska Territorial Employ
ment Security Commission is con
tinuing its meetings which began
here last Tuesday in an effort to
11 appoint a successor tp Robert E.
I Sheldon, executive director, who re
| tired last month.
George Vaara, commission mem
r I ber representing industry, departed
■ | for Anchorage yesterday afternoon,
, | leaving a quorum to carry on. An
i j thony Zorich of Ketchikan, chair- j
| man, represents labor and Ralph l
| Rivers of Fairbanks represents the J
I public.
The two members remaining con
i tinued to interview applicants this
1 morning.
j Rivers pointed out today that the
5-year resident requirement coupled
1 with a salary ceiling of $8,500 plus
technical knowledge requirements
! had an effect of limiting desirable |
applicants. He said that only four
| or five applications had been re
: ceived. He did not reveal their
: names.
Word had been passed around the I
Territory, Rivers said, that appli- i
; cations for the position of executive
director would be considered. John
McLaughlin, who Joined the organ
| ization in 1937 and served in many
i branches of the Unemployment In
surance division was director of that j
division before his interim appoint
ment to acting executive director.
Rivers said that it is expected an
announcement will be made tomor
row.
First Federal
Employee Sued lor
Alaska Income fax
J. Gerald Williams, Alaska’s at
torney general, has filed his first I
Territorial income tax suit against
a Federal employe.
He is Paul Peringer, radio engi
neer of the Federal Communications
Commission at Fort Richardson. The
case will be tried in the Third Di
vision court.
The Territory alleges Peringer
owes $94.18 income tax plus $23.55
penalty, interest at 6 per cent for
1949, and $104.87 plus a penalty of
$15.73, plus interest at 6 per cent for
1950.
—EMPIRE WANT ADS PAT- -
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REMEMBER
GREEN'S
FUR SALE
- at the -
BARANOF HOTEL
POSITIVELY
ENDS THIS WEEK
SINGER
SEWING MACHINE
REPRESENTATIVE
WILL BE IN
JUNEAU
FOR SALES AND
SERVICE FROM _
July 10 io 14
- Call —
Baranof Hotel
Room 408
Pair From Canal
Zone Join Health
Department
Life and work in the Panama
Canal Zone are interesting but
one wearies of the tropical climate
after a while, according to Dr. J.
H. Hittson and Mrs. Hittson now
in Juneau en route to their new
assignment in the Bering Sea area.
Dr. Hittson will be dentist on
board the Alaska Health depart
ment's M V Health, and Mrs. Hitt
son will be dental assistant. They
planned to leave here July 12 for
Anchorage and will join the health
ship now working along the coast
near the mouth of the Yukon river.
.Dr. Hittson had his dental prac
tice in Gatun in the Canal Zone
for two years and also served for
a year with the Canal Zone Health
department at Ancon. Prior to tak
ing up the work of dfental assistant,
Mrs. Hittson was a teacher in el
ementary schools in Ancon. Her
home is in Chicago, but Dr. Hitt
son is a Texan and a graduate of
Baylor University College of Dent
istry.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Adinittrrl to St. Ann’s hospital
Wednesday was Alex Berardini; dis
missed vverr William Johnson, Mrs.
Charlc, McCleod and baby girl; Mrs
Helen Ilotch.
There were no admissions or dis
missals at the Government hos
pital on Wednesday.
FROM NEW YORK
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gravel of
Rochester, N. Y„ are guests at the
Earanof hotel.
Four Union Oil
Tanks Installed
At Hood Bay
T. P Hansen, representative of
the Union Oil Co. from Ketchikan
announced here today that his
company has opened a wholesale
marketing station at Hood Bay.
Installation of four 20,000-gallon
tanks has been completed and is
now handling gasoline, diP-sel oil,
and stove oils through ^ meter dis
tribution system, Hansen said.
The facility will serve nearby
Angoon, which is slowly moving to
Hood Bay where there is deep
water to accommodate ocean liners.
Elks and Families
To Picnic Sunday
At Auk Bay Beach
Elks, their families nnd the
neighbor youngster:, are invitel to
Auk Bay recreation area next Sun
day for the annual picnic of Elks
! Lodge No. 420, Acting Exalted Ruler
Ed Peyton aid today. Final plans
for the event were made at a meet
■ng at the Elks club last night with
! Robert, Faulkner, general chairman,
j presiding.
Free transportation will be pro
i vided with busses leaving from the
Elk building at noon and 1 p m.
Gaines, free pony rides for the
young ter, ref re hments and all of
the food anyone can eat are being
furnished by the Elks to those at
tending.
The picnic, the committee said,
will be held rain or shine.
AT THE GASTINEAU
E. R. McChesney of Portland is
at the Gastineau hotel.
House Across the
Street Comes to
20th Century
The strong story of a young, two
fisted managing editor of a news
paper who battles a racketeer and
his henchmen, "The House Across
the Street" is bound to satisfy the
most avid of seekers after cine
matic thrills, Wayne Morris, husky
ex-Navy pilot hero, who has con
tinued to score in this type of film
as he did before the war, plays the
lead role.
Morris gets himself transferred
to the Women’s Page department
when he refuses Live request of hi.
publisher. Alan Hale, to lay off
mob chief Bruce Bennett. Here he
meets lovely Janis Paige, a column
ist, and before long the two are
doing a little private investigation
on that house across River Street.
They nearly get themselves killed
before Janis, with a little bright
headwork. and Morris, with his
fists, manage to gather the dam
aging evidence.
Barbara Bates, beautiful screen
starlet, supplies more of the fem
inine attraction in the thrill-pack
ed film while James Mitchell, for
merBioadway dancing star, fill; in
as one of the gangster henchmen of
Bennett.
FROM PRINCE RUPERT
J. H. Bennett of Prince Rupert,
B.C., is stepping at the Baranof
hotel.
ATTENTION LIONS CLUB
Annual Lions Club picnic, 6:30
p.m. Monday, July 16 at Douglas
Beach. Everything furnished. No
meeting Monday noon. 858-It
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