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TWO DOZEN FLY WITH
PACIFIC NORTHERN
Nine persons arrived here on Pa
cific Northern Airlines yesterday
and 15 departed for Westward.
From Anchorage: Captl liarry
Germane, Gordon P. Gould, H. E.
Blevins, C. B. Liebhart.
From Cprdova: James Cole, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Simonsav.' and daughter
Christine.
From Yakutat: Margaret Collins.
To Anchorage: John Cunning
I ham, Frank Brown. John Ashmook.
j Harold Aga, Donald VanBuren, W
Reichers, Sam Summerall.
To Cordova: Elsie and David
Watson, Preston Gen.-el, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Clemence.
To Yakutat: Cliff Hurst.
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j C. 1.0. Hall - 8 o'clock j
1 ALL VISITING V. F. W. MEMBERS ARE 1
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! KID FROM TEXAS'
FULL OF ACTION,
CAPITOL mum
Westerns have, come an t none and
blood has run over the prairies of
the Universal-International back
lot for more than 33 years hut not
till Audie Murphy came along in
•The Kid from Texas” have so many
people been killed in one film. The
picture opens tonight at. the Capitol
Theatre for the weekend run.
Here is a brief story of "The Ki -1
from Texas:”
William Bonney. known as Bil y
the Kid (Audie Murphy), is be
friended by Roger Jameson (Shep
pard Strudwick) and given a range
r.ding job by him. Jameson is a
business partner of Alexander Kain
.(Albert Dekker), whose young wu ■
Irene (Gale S(orm) fills youn:r 3 n
ney with yearning.
Gunfighters from a rival r.me
kill Jameson, and Bonney got: ber
serk. swearing to avenge James: :i.
He kills many rival gunfighter,
escapes from Rain's burning home
after it has been surrounded by
posse, and his pals and Kain ; re
killed. He realizes eventually the
futility of his love for Kain' widow
and when trapped in a friend:
home by Sheriff Pat Garrett (Frank
Wilcox) fails to draw his gun and
is killed by Garrett.
23 ARRIVE FROM SOUTH
19 DEPART ON PAN AM
Forty-two passengers flow with
Pan American World Airways yes
terday with 23 arriving from Seat
tle, 14 going to Seattle and Inc
to Ketchikan.
From Seattle: Robert Kruger.
C. Bumgarner, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Clemence and son Chester, D.
Davis J. Elliot, P. Gensel, F. Gun
derson, Pearl Heinkc, E. Hoffman.
Dr. Isaac Knoll, Mrs. Elaine Olsen,
C. E. Richter, N. Stines, D. E. Skin
ner, V. Sutter, Mary and Aiieen
Tweet, C. H. Watson. Elsie Watson,
David Watson, David Ward.
To Seattle: Mrs. Martin Eorlick,
Ken Kadow, K. Shirk. Edith Wel
lington, Rollin Wells, A1 Lyons. Mrs.
F. Wilcox, Col. and Mrs. Rathjeiii.
Percy Colton, T. J. Richie, Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Simonsaw and Christine,
J. R. Murphy.
To Ketchikan: R. P. Hood, W. D.
Reedy, J. B. Scrogg, Jessie McCrary,
C. B. Liebhart,
NOMINATING COM.
MAIN BUSINESS AT
BPWC MEET MONDAY
Election of a nominating com
mittee will be the main business at
the regular noon luncheon meeting
of the Juneau Professional and Bus
iness Women’s Club members Mon
day in the Terrace room.
This committee will line up a
slate of nominees for election of of
ficers for the 1951-52 term. Presi
dent Lucile Stine urges a full at
tendance at this important meeting.
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
TO HEAR TALK BY
SENATOR GARNICK
Senator Anita Garnik will be the
speaker at the regular luneheor
meeting of the Soroptlwiist club tc
be held Friday noon in the Terrace
room of the Baranof hotel. Sen
ator Garnick will present a sum
mary of the session of the Twen
tieth Territorial Legislature.
Soroptimist members may invite
guests to the Friday meeting, clut
officers said today.
DEAD BABY FOUNE
dn Willoughby ave.
SIDEWALK THIS A.M.
A month-old baby was found dead
on the sidewalk in front of 346 Wil
loughby avenue at 7:10 this morn
ing by Kinky Bayers. He immediate
ly reported it to Juneau City Police
A medical examination showed
the child was a boy, white or partly
white, approximately one month
old, had been dead about 24 hours,
excluding refrigeration due to the
weather. The cause of death was
undetermined but the entire skeleto
muscular system was badly fract
. ured. The fracturing v. as believed tc
have occurred^ after death because
there was no evidence of hemor
rhaging.
Police are making an investiga
tion.
SEE MADSENS FOB
NYLON FISHING LINE
and Herrins: Nettings
-OPEN EVENINGS -
Opp. Ball Park-Phone 914
J. A. Durgin Company, Inc.
J Accounting Auditing Tax Work
Room 3, Valentine Building
JUNEAU, ALASKA
j P. O. Box 642 Telephone 919
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THE KING HOLDS ON — Kini: (iforeo VI of Eng
land licit!s. his hat and a car strap as he arrives in London from '■
s.. . Paiacc for luncheon with Commonwealth Premiers.
FORMER CHANNEL
RESIDENT DIES
IN GLENDALE, CAL
Word of the death of Edward
Frank Bab.son, former Tun -m resi
dent, in Glendale, Calif , Tuesday,
has been received here by officers
of the Juneau Masonic lodge.
Deceased was about 72 years of
age at the time he passed away.
He was an old-time resident of Gas*
tineau Channel and for y -c. was
teward of the Thane Club when
the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com
pany was operating its mill at
Thane. He left in 1922 after the
mining operation Closed.
Babson was a member of Juneau
Lodge No. 147. A. & F. M . and of
Scottish Rite Bodies of Juneau. He
had no close relatives as far as is
known.
Masonic funeral service; will be
held in Glendale.
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ELECTS OFFICERS
The annual election of office's
of the Auxiliary to the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Taku Post No.
5559 was held last evening at tl-e
C. I. O. Hall.
The following officers were nom
inated and elected: President, Nat
halie Gustafson: Senior Vice-Presi
dent, Annabelle Mansfield: Jr. Vico
: President, Eunice Akagi; Treasurer,
| Inez Soldin; Chaplain, Betty. Ste
| venson; Conductress, Lucille Ma
| honey; Guard, Grace Wiley; Trus
| tees, Elsie Brunette and Lillian
j Uggen.
I Installation of these officers to
be held jointly with the installation
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
1 Taku Post No. 5559, at 2 Sunday,
April 1, C. I. O. Hall,
i After the election of officers, the
: Past President, Elsie Brunette,
presented a beautifully decorated
cake to officers and members in
] appreciation for their cooperation
| and assistance during her tenure
in office.
WOMEN VOTERS MEET
I All members of the Juneau
■ League of Women Voters are urged
to attend the annual meeting oi
the organization at the Governor';
home tonight at 8. The program
and officers for the coming yea:
are to be voted upon.
SITKA VISITOR
James Lantry oi Sitka is at the
i Hotel Juneau.
MRS. ULRICK RETURNS
FOR FIELD SERVICES
Mrs. Maltha Uliick, who left Ju
neau 16 y: srs a;.o, returned this
week troin her home in Seattle to
attend the luneral of Miss Minnie
Field. Mi.-;. Uliick was accompanied,
by her daughter Murriane who was
bom here.
Coinin', to Juirau from Czecho
■ iovakia. Mis Ulrick married Louis
Ulrich, a member of the U. S.
Coast Guard. They lived for a while
.st DouginWhen her husband was
absent on his duiir, with the Coast
Guard, Mrs. Ulrick lived with
Mis.;; Field who was her constant
uiend.
Mrs. Ulrick has found many
changes made in Juneau since she
left here and h. . spent a good
shaie of her time looking over the
city and reminders of the past. Mrs
Ulrick and her daughter are re
siding at the Juneau Hotel until
they leave for Seattle on the Bar
unof Sunday.
BILLY WILLIAMS
FtiNERAi. SET FOR
2 P.M. TOMORROW
Funeral services lor cully Wil
liams will be held Friday afternoon
at:2 o'clock at the Carter chapel
with the Rev. Robert L. Whelan
in charge.
Interment will bo in the Dennis
family plot in Elks Rest In Ever
green cemetery. Williams is survived
by a sister, Kate Dennis, of Seattle.
Pallbearers will be Charles Rob
! erts, Charles O'Connell, George
Sohn, William McKenzie, Emil
Kleisler and Sam Elstead.
Williams had been night watch
man for Juneau merchants for the
past 10 years.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Patients admitted to St. Ann’s
Hospital yesterday were Mildred
Harris, Carlos Holland, Mrs. Roy
l Stewart, Osborne Selmer, Mrs. John
j Schnobel of Haines, Adam Karnes,
J Thomas Radonich.
| Discharged from the hospital
yesterday were Doris Ann Kat
zeek, Robert Frazier. Mrs. Clifford
Hurst and baby girl, Mrs. Manuel
Cainilon.
At the Government Hospital Dora
William; and Victor Williams of
Haines and James Jackson of Ju
neau were admitted yesterday. Don
ald Wilson was discharged.
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GAMBLING RING 1
REVEALED, SHOW
AT 20TH CENTURY
Three stars, Virginia Mayo, Doro
thy Malone and Zachary Scott top'
ho cast of “Flaxey Martin," who
is showing at the 20th Century
Theatre tonight for the final twi
times.
Th.e drama reveals the opera
• !ons of a shady gambUn- tyadi-'
t-ate and its grip on the lives tf
three Individuals. Miss Mayo is cast j
as a cunning, unscrupulous show
;irl, named Flaxey Martin, who
stops at little to attain her goal
Zachary Scott is a yomv, lav ycr
who become; involved to murder
,.nd gunplay.
Miss Malone plays the sympa .l.c- ,
tic part of Scott’s sweetheart.
JULIETTE LOW WORLD
FRIENDSHIP MS ARj
PLANNED FOR APRIL
Juliette Low World Friendship j
*c xs will be held in Juneau in April. |
Mr .. John Clements, chairman, an- i
nounces. The Girl Scouts will give
the first tea Thursday afternoon, j
April 12, from 4 to 5 o’clock in the
afternoon in the Elk , hall. Brownies
will give the next tea Tuesday.!
April 17.
Parents, friends and the inter
ested general public arc cordially
invited to attend these teas. Mrs
Clements urges that all leader,
and assistants be present as their
presence is important in carrying
out the program.
A special feature of both teas will
be Scouts and Brownies gaily cos
tumed to represent nationals of the
different countries of the world
Miss Claudia Kelsey, as: isted by
Mrs. C c. Staples, i in charge of
.he costuming.
GIRL SCOUTS MEET
Girl Scout Troop No. 8 met in
the Moose Hallll Tuesday afternoon.
We worked on our food badges.
Peggy Lindegaard brought the,
cookies for this meeting. Our meet
ing next Tuesday will be held at
Sturms Lockers to study about fro- ■
zen foods. We also got a new mem- i
ber, Kathleen Tracy.
Linda .Marie Lavold, reporter.
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