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Just Step in There,
But Leave Your
Pants Right Here
BALTIMORE, July 1 — !£> — A
group of construction workers were
caught with their—uh—guard down
yesterday.
The victims told police they an
swered an ad for out-of-town jobs
at a suite at a downtown hotel. A
ruddy-faced “interviewer” accepted
all 18 and told them to go into the '
next room to disrobe for medical in
spection.
He would keep their valuables, if
they liked. Nine handed over their
wallets, with cash amounting to j
$175. i
Stripped to their shorts, the 18
waited. And waited. And waited.
But no doctor came in to look at
them.
Finally, after about an hour, one -
of them peeked into the main room, j
The interviewer was gone. So were
the wallets. And the hotel found J
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the room had been cleaned out'
completely. I
Seen a ruddy-faced “interviewer”
with a swollen wallet around?
Unamerican Group
May Be Asked to
Probe Amerasia
WASHINGTON, July 1 — (JFI —
Rep. Nixon (R-Calif) said today he
may propose that the House Un
American Activities Committee in
vestigate what he called the Amer
asia case “scandal.”
It will all depend, Nixon declared,
on what kind of a report a Senate
Foreign Relations subcommittee
headed by Senator Tydings (D-Md)
turns out on its inquiry into the
1945 Amerasia episode. The Senate
group’s report is now being pre
pared.
"If that study corroborates the
charge that certain key witnesses
have not been questioned and that
evidence has been suppressed, I for
one intend tft ask the committee on
Un-American Activities to conduct
its own investigation of those phases
of the case which have not been
covered by the Tydings committee,”
Nixon told reporter*.
FROM WRANGELL
Jack Brinsley of Wrangell is
stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
HANSEN HERE
T. P. Hansen of Ketchikan, who
represents the Union Oil Company,
is at the Baranof Hotel.
RUSS UN DELEGATE
CANCELSVACATION
LAKE SUCCESS, July 1 — Itfl —
Constantin Zinchenko, the top
ranking Russian in the United Na
tions Secretariat, has cancelled
plans to fly home on vacation Sun
day, it was learned today.
As Assistant Secretary-General
in charge of Security Council af
fairs, he sits in the Russian-boy
cotted council meetings with Sec
retary-General Trygve Lie. Zin
chenko has been the only Russian
national at the council table in
urgent sessions this week on Korea.
Employment Nears
1948's Record High
WASHINGTON, July 1 — UPI —
Employment soared 1,751,000 in
June to a 61,482,000 total—within
133,000 of 1948’s all-time high. |
Reporting the figure, the Census
Bureau noted that month-by-month
gains through the 1950 have In
creased the number of job oppor
tunities by 4,535,000 since January.
Despite the June Jump in the
number of those at work, there
was an increase of 327,000 in the
unemployed—those without jobs
and looking for work.
FLIERS HERE
Maj. E. G. Gammon, Jr., and
Maj. H. D. Mahon of Elmendorf
Air Force Base, Anchorage, were
overnight guests at the Baranof
Hotel.
FROM MT. EDGECUMBE
Carola Strathman of Mt. Edge
cumbe is staying at the Baranof
Hotel.
FROM ANGOON
Mary Johnson and Helen James
of Angoon are registered at the
Baranof Hotel.
FROM KETCHIKAN
Helen Keenan and Sally Sharkey
of Ketchikan are at the Baranof
Hotel. Both are with the Health
Department.
Mike Goodman of Whiz Fish Pro
ducts Company, Pelican, is at the
Baranof Hotel.
Mrs. Joe Sadlier of Pelican, a
former Juneauite, is in the city,
stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
E. B. Whitmarsh of Polar Fish
eries, Ketchikan, is at the Baranof
Hotel.
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Washington.
WOMEN
LOCAL UNIT
RESERVISTS
GO TO SEA
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explaining the operation of the en
gine to them.
Another group, including Lt
Comdr. Leonard M. Berlin, Lt.
Comdr. John C. Bowen, and Ens.
Roderick G. Rohrberg are on the
bridge as the ship’s captain explains
the handling of the 143-foot ves-1
sel.
The remaining reservists includ
ing Lt. (jg) Norman L. Durocher j
and Yeoman Carl M. D’Epiro are
somewhat aft. looking over the ship
with Chief Bos’n R. H. Corbett,
executive officer. They’ll be going
dot. n to the engineroom in a short
while.
The reservists caine aboard the
vessel for the first time last night.!
At that time they were briefed by i
the captain as to the purpose of
the trip.
He told them frankly it was I
meant to create interest in the
Naval Reserve and to keep the pre -
sent members on their toes.
"The commander of the 17th
Naval District is interested in the
development of the reserve pro
gram here,” he said. "He realizes
that the majority of the young men
of Southeast Alaska are trained in
the handling of small vessels and
are potentially a valuable asset to
the Navy.”
The men were also innoculated
last night, and when they came
aboard this morning they seemed
none the worse for it.
Later today, the reservists will go
through the emergency drills, in-j
eluding "man overboard” practice.
A box will take the place of a
man, and “he” will be thrown over |
while the ship is going full speed !
ahead. Then the executive officer!
will hold a stopwatch while the,
crew—and the reservists—try to !
break the ship's record for recover- |
ing a "man” overboard. Record for
the exercise aboard the Bagaduce,
is slightly under two seconds, ac- j
cording to Lt. Brimmer.
This afternoon each reservist will j
also take control of the ship for
"mock-docking”—bringing the ves-:
sel alongside a packing case afloatj
In the water.
When the ship anchors off Pet- j
ersburg tonight, the men wdll have j
shore leave, Lt. Brimmer said. Some ■
are planning to fish off the fanta.l
of the ship, others are talking about J
a lake ten minutes flight from Pet
ersburg . where the fishing is excep
tionally good, others say they will
just go ashore and look around.
Training is scheduled to con-1
tinue on the return trip to Juneau
Sunday, and the Bagaduce, a vet
eran of the Okinawa campaign in
World War II and four years of
duty in the Gulf of Alaska and
along the Aleutian chain, is ex
pected to dock in Juneau Sunday I
morning.
Morgan W. Reed ana Goidon T.
Reed of Skagway are guests at the
Baranof Hotel.
Needed every
minute
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JUNEAU
CAPITOL THEATRE
HAS BIG COMEDY
FEATURE SUNDAY
“One More, One Darling," said to
be one big laugh from start to fin
ish, is the feature opening at the
Capitol Theatre on Sunday for only
a two day run. The stars, backed
up by a big cast of wellknown screen
players, are Robert Montgomery
and Ann Blyth.
Here is just a brief story of the
feature:
I
Just as his screen acting career ts j
beginning to flourish. Collie Laing |
(Robert Montgomery) is recalled by
the Army for active duty.
A jewelled pendant from a valu
able collection stolen in Germany
has turned up on the bosom of
Marita Connell (Ann Blyth).
wealthy debutante, in a photograph
posed for a perfume advertisement.
Collie’s qualifications as former
lawyer, actor and bachelor make
him the Army's choice to locate the
man who gave Marita the pendant.
Collie manages to meet Marita
despite opposition of her suspicious
father (Taylor Holmes). She falls
madly in love with Collie. Despite
efforts of Collie and his lawyer
mother (Jane Cowl), Marita manu
evers him to Las Vegas hoping for
i quick marriage.
Collie and Marita stop at a Las
Vegas motel where the jewel thief,
who loves Marita, shows up and is
captured after a hilarious scene.
His Army assignment over. Collie
admits he is really in love with
Marita.
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“Robin Hood of Texas"
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Feature at 1:45 — 3:45 — 5:53 — 8:05
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It’s a fine old tradition
On Ihe Fourth of July Weekend
MIKE'S PLACE
in Douglas
Steak Dinners Chicken Dinners
Refreshments Dancing