ENDS TODAY!
“AFRICA
SCREAMS99
-AND NO WONDER
IT’S INVADED BY
ABBOTT and COSTELLO
-TOMORROW (SUNDAY)
M. G. M.'S OUT - OF - THIS - WORLD
TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL!
IT TAKES YOU BACK TO THOSE HAPPY DAYS - WAY*
BACK IN 1913 - AND WHAT FUN IT WAS!
You'll Love Every Minute Of It!
DIRECT FROM 4 SMASH
WEEKS at Seattle's LIBERTY!
with JANIE...
YOUR SINGING, DANCING DARLING
...IN HER FIRST BIG LOVE AFFAIR’
Jane POWELL
Swapping songs, kisses, and sighs with
Ricardo MONTALBAN
co-starring
Louis CALHERN
Ann HARDING
Shows at 1 :35 — 3:07 — 5:ia — 7 :Z4 — :»:o»
F eature 1:35 — 3:40 — 5:46 — 7:57 — 10:08
TO MT. EDGECUMBE
Doris L. Conger, who is employed
it Mt. Edgecumbe, returned here
yesterday after a vacation at her
home near Macon, Ga. She stayed
overnight at the Juneau Hotel and
sent on to Sitka today.
DRUGGIST ARRIVES
Victor C. Howe arrived from Se
attle on PAA yesterday to be a
new druggist at Butler-Mauro. He
was previously in Anchorage for a
year and a half. He is stopping at
the Hotel Juneau.
EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED
DR. D. D. NARQUARDT
OPTOMETRIST
Second and Franklin Juneau
PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS
ELLIS AIR LINES
DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN
via Petersburg and Wrangell
With '.,nnection<= to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg
venient afternoon departures, at 2;30 P. M.
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612
MRS. L. (. ANDERSON
PASSES AWAY, SEATILE
C. L. Anderson was saddened by
the sudden news of his mother’s
death yesterday afternoon and
was scheduled to leave today for
Seattle. She had been ill but was
much improved when he saw her in
Seattle last month.
Mrs. Anderson was 80 years old
and was a pioneer of the gold rush
days. She went with her husband.
L. C. Anderson, to Dawson in 1899
where Anderson and Andrew Ner
land teamed up in the furniture
business. She was well known
among the early day Alaskans.
ENROCTE TO ANCHORAGE
I
A. L. French and his son
Michael arrived in Juneau via PAA
yesterday enroute to their home
in Anchorage. They are stopping at
the Gastineau Hotel.
The THRILL of Your Life
SENSATIONAL
BASKETBALL
The Harlem Globe Trotters
’
The City League All Stars
BIG GAME—TUESDAY, January 9ih
Juneau High School Gym 8:00 P. M.
ALL RESERVED SEAT TICKETS ARE SOLD
STANDING ROOM ONLY
1 at $1.00 Plus Tax \
^ AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR V
j Sponsored by ihe Juneau Lions Club
Proceeds for its Community Betterment Fund
MUSICAL SHOW
COMING SUNDAY,
CAPITOL THEAM
Stars — songs — romance
laughs — and Technicolor are the
happy ingredients of M-G-M’s -
est musical offering, “Two We, >
With Love," showing at the C ;>
itol Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
The plot centers on a da fly
American family of the early L
and the hilarious efforts of it
eldest daughter to get her man. T!'
daughter is played by Jane Pom 11.
M-G-M’s young singin Mar. T
hero Is Ricardo Montalban, \vii> »
to popularity in previous intiM;
The others in the cast arc ;;
good and a fast show is given.
Among the songs in a mu i*
score which highlights many cf (■
Hit Parade melodi of in t -
day are “Destiny Waltz.” “A u ■
That’s Free.” “That’s Hon I
You,” "Oceana Roll,” “Abu V
Honeymoon,” “By the Light of
Silvery Moon,” “Beautiful t.;. .
“Row, Row, Row,” “A Mod!
and “My Hero,” from “The Ch 1
late Soldier.”
Final scores ol basket! til ge.nu
played last night are:
Juneau High 51, Douglas Hi; ’
Mikes Nite Owls 53, Arctics 17.
Washington 73, Ore ton 43.
Wash. State 49. Oregon i ate 45.
Seattle U. 103, Vancouver, BC.,
Cloverleafs (Ind) 73.
Whitman 47, WUlamet' :• 40.
College of Idaho 54, Lir.i'o d
East. Washington CO, \Veu Wadi. 51
Whitworth 61, Brit h C ’.mb
Portland 65, Gonzaga 63 (D ubf
overtime).
Southern Oregon 52. Chic-) State 4
Seattle Pacific 58, North. Idaho 41.
Colo. College 73, Colo. State 71.
Idaho State 62, West. Colo State 46.
Colo. A. and M. 48, Utah 40.
Southern Cal 61, California 43.
UCLA 78, Stanford 73.
San Francisco State C *, Cal rnia
Aggies 51.
Brigham Young U. 53, Denver 47.
Pepperdine 61. Santa Barbara 56.
Los Angeles State 58. Fresno S‘. 55
Hardin Simmons (Tex) 54, New
Mexico A. and 1.1. 53. »
Notre Dame 55, Butler 48.
South Dakota 96, North Dakota 68.
S. Dak. State 59. N. Dak. State 47.
South Carolina 63. Davidson 52.
Kentucky 79, Auburn 35.
Louisville 73, Miami (Fla) 60.
Tulane 71, Mississippi £tale 64.
Louisiana State 68. Georgia Tech 43
Va. Tech 91. Hampdei -Sydney 75.
Franklin and Marshall 68. Dick
inson 60.
Colby 74, Wesleyan 63.
Connecticut 68, Maine 52.
Springfield 58, New Hampshire 4!;,
HOSPITAL HOIES
Admitted to St. Anr.' ho- p '
yesterday were: James Wilma.
James Ellsworth, Baby Will
Horton, O. Annunson and Mas
Lewis.
Dismissed were Mrs. Roland Am -
strong, Mr. . Forrest Nottingh
and baby girl, Mrs. John Booth . is
baby boy, Buddy Gomez, Ben Jack
son and Mrs. Ben Jackson.
Emory Hunter, who is with the
CAA at Fortuna Ledge is at the
Gastineau Hotel.
A film ihat promise to be ab
: Mutely tops in weooi'n entert un
ment. combining all the known and
loved ingredients of the action
thrilk with some sweepindy bold
innova ions, is headed for the Gross
20th Century Theatre, dub tonight
It i- Paramount’s Cineoolor adven
turd-to-roman e. “El Paso.” co
starring John Payne, Gail Russell.
Sterling Hayden, George “Gabby"
Kay a) -f IK. k Foran. and ;.n t - j
eclienf supporting east 1 leaded by j
Eduardo Noriega, handsome Mexi
can film favorite in his American
debut.
“E! Paso,” is ret in the I860’., when
the lawk s sin-town defied every
rule of decency and honor, gaining
for it If a title it took decades h
live —“The Coffin Corner”
Texas. Then, El Paso knew only
the code of the cut-throat, clar.t t
fited, double-barreled mob rale
was the order of the day and it
trai- v. ■ :i the town's most lucra
tive „ s lund-f rabbin; fr
victimize:! townsmen. When rite
principled lawyer takes It upon
him if to match lawlessness with
lawlessness and murder with mur
der. it bceoni"s the storm center of
the cni.ii- .it’Invest.
8£!« AUTHORITY i
MEETS HERE JAK. 15
The Board of Commf sionr-r ; ,d
the Alaska Housing Authority will
hold their quarterly meeting in
Juneau beginning January 15. 1351
Tile board is expected to be in Ts
ion several days, it is announced
by E. Glen Wilder, Executive Di
rector of the Alaska Housing
Authority. At this meeting plan
will be laid for the coming build
ing season which will include a
broad program of financial rids to
home builders in many communi
ties of the Territory. There will also
he considered plans for the direct
construction of housing projects in
several communities. The board i
convening at this time to nlr
study legislative requirements of the
housing program for submission to
the Territorial Legislature.
Members of the board are Father
Paul C. O’Connor of Hooper Bay,
chairman; Mayor Z. J. Loussae of
Anchorage, vice-chairman; Co n
ntissioner Louise W. Miiier of Ket
chikan, Commfs.siontt' Jake Cfopley*
of Juneau, and. Commissioner Har
old A. Byrd of Flat.
29 PASSENGERS IS *j
VIA PAA FRIDAY
Twenty-: even passengers arrived
here yesterday from Seattle on a
Pan American * World Airways
flight. Two came from Annette.
There was no southbound flight
yesterday but it was hoped to get
out before noon today.
Mr. and Mr J. W. Florin ar
rived from Annette.
From Seattle: Clarence Alspaugh.
Nina Brown, Do: Conger. Howard
Dilg, Anne Dimond, Adrian and
Michael French, Herb Hilscher.
Norma and Wayne Johnson. Allan j
Marcum, Peter Panasuk, Kalle
Raattka.nen, I J Raynor, Marry
RhQvtan, Mabel Rouze, Victor
Rowe. Harris St uart, Lorena Weiss,
Charles Wells. Ria Wells, Alvina
Whilpley, Jack With, and the Kri s
tan family, Marvin, Betty, Dennis
and Diane.
j THESE ARE ADJUNCTS IN RESTORING |
I OR MAINTAINING VOUR HEALTH
• Chiropractic Adjustments
$ Colon Irrigation
0 Steam Baths
@ Fever Therapy 1
Phone 477 DR. G. M. CALDWELL !
lour Deposits
ARE 'SAFE
BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES
SAVINGS BONDS
The management of this
bank is pledged to conserva
tive operation. The safety
of depositors’ finds is our
primary consideration. In
addition, the bard: is a mem
ber of Federal D-pt ;r Insur
ance Corporation.v.hi h in
sures each of our depositors
ap*in«r to a m-ximum
of $10,000.
IN Ti‘i5 DANK
ARE
INSURED
FIliST NATIONAL BANK
of JUNEAU. ALASKA
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Mow You Can See Paramount's Towering Sloryol
‘ifk Invest Border - Town of the Sinful 60's ...
STARTS TONIGHT! ’eatures at 7:45-9:55
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CONTINUOUS
SHOWS SUNDAY
FROM 1:45
Features 1:45-3:45-5:50
7:55-10:05
WHEN MEN AND WOMEN
* WENT WRONG THEY WENT TO...
THE KISS...
f ...THAT SET A CONTINENT AFLAME!
\ Here’s the love story that
\ you’ll want to talk about...
\ years from now when the
\ talk turns to movies of sweep
’ 'ling adventure . .. reckless
romance I See it... and see!
FWS EMPLOYEE NAMED AS
ENFORCEMENT TRAINEE
Appointment of Blake Kinnear
to the position of game enforce
ment trainee with the Fish and
Wildlife Service was announced to
day by Dan H. Ralston, Law En
ioieen.cnt Suy n :sor. Kinnear will
work out ui the Juneau office
dining hi.s year of training.
Ralston saia that on completion
/f 'his trail.m . course which Is
combined with practical work. Kin
near will be advanced to the posi
tion of Agent of the Game Divi
sion with the Service.
Kinnear has been an engineer
on the FWS vessel Grizzly Bear for
the past several years.
SKATING IN AB HALL
Beginning today, there will be
skating in AB Hall every Saturday
night starting at 7:30 o’clock and
also Sunday afternoon from 2 to
5 o’clock.
, PHONE Ked 372 -Douglas 364
Easier Construction Co.
j GENERAL CONTRACTORS
New Ruilding — Remodeling — Cabinet Work
Safe Electrical Pipe Thawing and Welding
Plumbing * Heating
Oil Burners
Telephone Blue 737 Nighis-Red 730
EiARm MACHINE SHOP
12th and E Street
fa AjR EXPRESS!
Air •xproji moon* Immodtato doftvory to
you! Simply writ* or wir* your favor Mo
•Sop or your butloou Iioum, roquo<tinf
that your morchondlio bo (hlppod by Air
I.<pr*M, and Alaika Coo»toi tpoodt It to
you In a matt or of hour»l Dopondoblo onf
ko at iowo«t rotot by AJr iwpro«i
The Rev. Francis A. Toner will
be on the air at 4:30 this afternoon
over KINY on "Catholic Informa
tion Center.” On Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday of this week
he held a retreat for Catholic stu
dents of the high school.
Fly to Seattle
at new reduced
Clipper'fares
66.00 0NE WAY
$110 OA ROUND TRIP
IIO.OU (plus Tax)
Again Pan American cuts Alaska
fares — the third time in five
years! But only the fare ie cut.
You still get big, dependable 4
engine planes . . . fine food . . .
the most experienced crews and
stewardess hospitality.
Per reservations, call Pan
American at...
Baranof Hotel
Phone 106
PanAmerican
World Airways
•Trad* Mark. Pm* A mortem*
World Airway*. Imo.
9 YEARS WE'VE FLOWN ALASKA
Refrigeration Service
Radio Repairs
Guaranteed Work
Reasonable Prices
Days 987—Nites Red 858
Arctic Refrigeration
- .... —
Collins & Geddes
PLUMBING & HEATING
Pirsfc Class Work—All Work
Guaranteed
Kensington Bldg. (At City Float)
P. O. Box 258 Phone 1039