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JUNEAU. ALASKA
'Fuller Brush
Girl’ Is Comedy
Now at Capitol
The same madcap brand of humor
that distinguished "The Fuller
Brush Man" now flavors the Colum
bia comedy, "The Fuller Brush
Girl," which is at the Capitol The
atre.
Starring Lucille Ball and Eddie
Albert, the new movie takes up
where the Fuller Brush Man left
off, garnering a bountiful new har
vest of laughs as it follows the gay
misfortunes of Miss Ball, a would-be
Fuller Brush cosmetic dealer. Albert
ns her bewildered boy friend, gen
erously contributes to the general
hilarity as he serves ns a foil for her
boisterous comic style.
The laughs come thick and fast as
director Lloyd Bacon works smoothly
from Frank Tashlin’s gag-strewn
script. Rich in comic inventiveness,
the film embroiders the humorous
theme of a Fuller Brush man in
skirts with all sorts of embellish
ments.
When Miss Ball loses her job with
a shipping concern, which also em
ploys her timid boy friend (Albert),
she attempts to become a Fuller
Brush cosmetic dealer, becomes in
volved in a murder, and, with Al
bert, tangles with a band of des
perate smugglers. She is forced to
impersonate a burlesque queen to
elude the criminals. The climactic
scenes, wherein she and Albert lead
the smugglers a merry chase aboard
ship, are one uproarious laugh
from start to finish.
ATTENTION
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Sports in Brief
By the Associated Press
GOLF
At Fort Worth, Tex. — Mrs. Babe
Zaharias defeated Marjorie Lindsay,
Decatur, 111., 3 and 2 in the second
round of the Women’s Texas Open.
HOCKEY
At Boston — Boston Garden
Arena Corporation completed ar
rangements for purchase of 60 per
cent controlling interest in Boston
Bruins. Walter Brown, general
manager of the corporation, named
Bruins’ President, succeeding Wes
ton W. Adams.
RACING
At San Bruno, Calif. — Rado Kid
($4.60) set all the pace in winning
Tanforan’s Lagunitas handicap by
four lengths.
BOXING
At New York (Sunnyside Garden)
— Joey Gianbra, 150t4, Buffalo,
knocked out Maurice Jenkins, 149,
Newark, N.J., 1.
Ketchikan
Fish Hearing
Saturday
Five officials of the Fish and
Wildlife Service left today for
Ketchikan to attend the fisheries
hearing which will convene at 10
am. Saturday in the First City.
Those attending the opening hear
ing in southeast Alaska are Clar
ence Rhode, Richard Shuman, How
ard Baltzo, Douglas Swanson and
Dan Ralston.
Shuman and Swanson will hold
hearings at Craig, Wrangell, Peters
burg, and Sitka while the remaining
officials will return to Juneau on
Sunday.
A Selection of Choice Rifles
From 22 Caliber to 375
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"pCtyAt Schedule
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 16, 1951
JUNEAU —SITKA
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11:30 JLv PETERSBURG —Lv| 3:20
12:00 ]Lv WRANGELL -Lv| 2:50
12:40 |Ar KETCHIKAN -Lv| 2.00
CHATHAM STRAITS AND ICY STRAITS POINTS
Flights Leave Juneau 10:45 AM Dally Except Sunday _
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thuraday Friday Saturday
Angoon Hoonah Angoon Hoonah Angoon Hoonah
Tenakce Gustavus Tcnakeo Gustavus Tenakca Gustavus
Pelican Funter Pelican Chatham Pelican Hood Bay
Hawk Inlet Excursion
Todd Inlet
Elfin Cove
~ Port Althorp
Baranof
SITKA—COBOL—CHICHAGOF—
HOONAII—PELICAN—JUNEAU
Flights Leave Sitka
Thursdays at 11:00 AM
SITKA — KETCHIKAN
Via Petersburg and Wrangell
" Flights Leave Sitka
Tuesdays at 9:00 AM
PETERSBURG — KAKE
Flights Leave Petersburg
11:45 AM
Monday, Wednesday. Friday
On Mondays ONLY Stops
are made at: t
Pillar Bay Port Conclusion
Point Baker Port Walter
Port Alexander Saginaw Bay
Port Armstrong Tyee
Washington Bay
Big Games
On Coast
Saturday
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12 — NP1 —
Championship hopes of the five
undefeated Pacific Coast conference
tea rut will be tested in rugged com
petition Saturday.
The big games will pit Southern
California against Oregon State at
L, os Angeles, California against
Washington State at Pullman and
the University of California at Los
Angeles against Stanford, at Palo
Alto.
A fourth conference game will
lift either Washington — presca
son western favorite for tire Rose
Bowl — or Oregon to the .500
mark. They meet at Portland.
Washington will be trying to
bounce hack from its surprise
setback by l:SC last week.
Southern California, leading the
league with two wins, will be fav
ored to add the OSC Beavers to the
list. The Trojans come off a solid
20-13 victory over Washington fol
lowing a season inaugural win from
WSC 31-21.
Oregon State defeated n rather
weak Idaho 34-6 last Saturday but
its great opening season showing
against Michigan State stamps it
as a formidable opponent for the
USC Trojans. Michigan State, No.
1 team in the national poll, barely
eked out a G-0 decision over OSC.
Favorite'- roles will be held by
California and UCLA, both making
their initial conference bids.
The California Bears, defend
ing champions, powered to one
sided wins over Santa Clara,
Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
They are the No. 2 club in the
national poll and a ioss to Wash
ington State, unexpected, would
be considered one of the booming
upsets of the day.
The WSC Cougars always are
tough on their home field and last
week they produced scoring power
to defeat Oklahoma A. and M„ 27-13.
The Cougars also hold a 34-20 jvin
over Santa Clara, a team California
blanked 34-0.
The UCLA Bruins launch their
conference schedule following inter
sectional defeats by Texas A. and
M. and Illinois, nationally ranked
fourth and seventh this week. But
the Bruins broke into the victory
Investigation
Of BB Monopoly
Starling Monday
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 — t/T) —
Baseball’s bosses and hired hands,
along with assorted fnns and sports
writers, are going to get a chance
starting Monday to speak their piece
on baseball's monopoly evils—if any.
The forum is being provided, start
ing Monday, by a House Judiciary
subcommittee resuming hearings
then on the national sport and the
federal anti-trus\ laws. Sessions
have been scheduled for Oct. 15-24.
Committee Counsel Ernest Gold
stein said lawmakers will go into a
huddle later with Department ol
Justice attorneys and lawyers for
organized baseball to see if Con
gress needs to pass a law.
There are several bills pending
before the House which would
exempt all organized sports — base
ball included — from the anti-trust
laws. These lgws say there maj
be no business monopolies in re
straint of trade.
Maag-Stenbakken
Wedding Tonight
At a double ring ceremony, Mis:
Clara Maag and Mr. Arnold Sten
bakken will be united tonight ii
holy matrimony. The Rev. G. Her
bert Hillerman will preside at the
service which will be held at the
Resurrection Lutheran church at f
pm. Miss Maag is the daughter
of Mr. Emil Maag of Jamieson
Ore., and Mr. Stenbakken Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Sten
bakken of Nerstrand, Minn.
Following the wedding, a recep
tion will be held in the Gold Room
of the Baranof Hotel. All friends
of the couple are invited to attend
the wedding and reception.
MEETING OF TEEN AGE
CLUB MEMBERS TONIGHT
An important meeting of the
members of the Teen Age Club has
been calied for tonight at 10 o’clock.
Rod Pegues, new club president,
points out that several matters of
special significance will be up for
action nt the meeting He urge.,
that every member be sure to be on
hand.
column last week with a rousing
44-17 setback to Santa Clara.
Stanford has a 27-20 conference
win over Oregon and last Satur
day outpointed the weakest Michi
gan team in years, 23-13.
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Fast Comedy at
20th Century
Features Crosby
Paramount's "Here Comes the
Groom." which is now at the 20th
Century Theatre, is a big bright,
wonderfully good-natured comedy
that spots Bing Crosby in a role
perfectly tailored to his casual, off
the-cuff style. This uproariously
carefree affair also stars pert Jane
Wyman, sleek Alexis Smith, Fran
chot Tone, and James Barton in an
unfaltering round of merriment
and melody that is as warm and
winning as anything that’s hap
pened on the screen in a long, long
time.
There are additional bonuses in
the form of the sensational young
singing find, Anna Maria Alber
ghettl, and a French . youngster
named Jacky Gencel, who’ll charm
his way right into your heart. And
all of these top-notch performers
enact a howling story that has been
knowingly staged by ace producer
director Frank Capra.
Bing plays a reporter who be
comes attached to two very engag
ing French orphans while on an
assignment in Paris, decides to give
them an American home by marry
ing Jane Wyman. But Jane, who
has been waiting too long for him
to return and pop the question,
blows her lid and plights troth with
her millionaire boss. When the im
migration authorities give Bing a
week either to get married or ar
range for the moppets' return, he
plots an uproariously complicated
campaign to win back his lady love
from her well-born, well-heeled
groom.
The ensuing scramble is packed
with howling situations, witty,
sharp-edged dialogue, and many
musical interludes that are neatly
tailored into the action.
LOCAL ATTORNEY TO
BE COMMITTEE MEMBER
AMERICAN BAR GROUP
R. E. Robertson, senior member
of the Juneau law firm of Robert
son, Monagle, and Eastaugh, has
been named to the national resolu
tions committee of the American
Bar Association. Mr. Robertson is
the member from Alaska to the
House of Delegates of the group.
The next meeting will bd held in
£an Francisco, September, 1952.
AT THE BAItANOF
Cornelia Howell, of Yakutat, Is a 1
guest at the Bnranof Hotel.
TOMITE
and SATURDAY
Hiinc|re<}$ aodi Hundreds of
engagements —- with scores
and scores of holdovers
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