The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 12, 1947, Page 5

CONTINUCUS 2P. M fol2P. M. fvre at 5—T:15—~ She’s All She’s Pinned Up to Bel MORE TRIALS ONSOAPBOX DERBY HELD Trial runs for Juneau's coming Soap Box Derby continued last night on the Twelfth Street course. Six cars have shown up for trials so far. Derby officials say the importance of these runs cannot be | stressed too much because in almost every case improvements on the cars shown to be needed are urged to get Lheir soap cers out for the trial runs just as soon as the steering apparatns and brakes are installed, since it is easier to make improvements before the cars have been enclosed and the body covered. Out last evening were Bruce Cas perscn, who had two-hoy power for pushing him back up the hill, Rickie Smith, first Class C entrant to show up; Jack Boddy with the most complete car to appear so far; Dick & Keithahn, last year’s second place winner, and Jerry Wade, who has his car nearly finished but raced on | the bottom part only last night. Next evening for trial runs will be Monday, July 14, 7:30 o’clock. Derby officials wish to thank the people living on Twelfth Street who removed their parked cars from the street during the trial runs. - R — e o o o o -~ .o WEATHER REPORT Temperatare for 24-Hour Period Ending 7:30 o'Clock This Morning In Juneau—Maximum, 54; minimum, 49. At Airport—Maximum, 56; minimum, 47. WEATHER FORECAST (Juneau and Vicinity) Decreasing cloudiness with occasional light rain this afternoon. Partly cloudy Sunday. Warmer. In Juneau — .17 inches; since July 1, 1.96 inches. At Airport — .17 inches; since July 1, 1.77 inches. e o o o o o o S0eees0c0eesecesse e ©eecce0sec®e0c0 0o o R D VISITS JUNEAU AFTER ABSENCE OF 36 YEARS Mrs John H. Woll arrived on the Alaska from her home in Ketchi- kan and is the house guest of Mrs. Bert Keifer. This is Mrs. Woll's first visit to Juneau in 36 years. aATURDAY ]UlY 12, 1947 STARTIRG /%5{ %rw 220028 ozt 2 Py *"fl%’n‘f‘ G . IN A LINGERING, HAUNTING THE LAST TIMES TONIGET!? —— | v 50 “ARRY PARI(S Sl e N Toowe, EVELYN KEVES AR "\‘ A WILLIAM DEMAREST (AN BILL GOODWIN SUNDAY!? LOVE STORY YOU'LL LOMJ REMEMBER with Faith DOMERGUE |, Kent TAYIOR ¢ Marie ¢ WILSON — ADDED — MARCH OF TIME “Nobody’s Children” SUKRDAY ... FEATURE STARTS Flickar Flashbacks 2:50 —— 5320 e Ta50), ceses i Air Express Ne TEAMMATE R | VALS—Joe DiMaggio (le(t) and George McQuinn, Yankee sluggers in a tight race for the Ameri- can League batting lead, look at the bat with which Joe hit for .800 in a recen$ game. JHERE FROM JAPONSKI —— Clara H c:nni.;:,lmm of the sensahonally—“ew Als Native Service, is registered - " e e s | Window Wizard Japonski Island. - B Empire Wanw-ads for results! o5 & SR e T i | | FRESH SILK LINGEBIE HERBERT CUSTOM TAILOR-MADE s“lTs Utah Woolen wi . BLANKETS|| Make your appointments with | R. M. MARLOW | Factory Representative 2 Room 414 Gastinean Hotel | || Uieuas Your sl 50 Aurinkies sy LT Wi dewh (‘lfllhfi i3 3 || Mirrors TR || winashiela lmnmg WINDOWS——DOGRS Speedy and Efficient CABINETS 0. B. Williams Co. [ 1939 First South Seattle 4 [ Dealer Inquiries Invited Make Remittances to JAY N. SALES CO. Gen. Delivery-Anchorage, Alaska ) PIN-UP GIRL IS STAR [N BILL AT CAPITOL SUNDAY/ \ | | | The m 1 ed girl in Holly- |wood, Jane ell, can now bel seen in Hunt Stromberg's romantic| drama it the| Capitol St In one vear, the beautiful ed, dark-| 3 s received more | other woman in|{ ! Eleanor Roose- | ice and Madame Chiang Kai-shek This came about four years age when Jane signed a contract with Hceward Hughes and played the rcle of a Iuscious half-breed in his film ) was temporarily because cf various technic ms. Al- though, for a W the lovely| young player had to forgo the plaudits of screen fans and critics ! alike, her face was nevertheless seen by millioms by way ‘of still pictures that caught on like wild- fire with editors of newspapers, |magazines and Sunday syndicates d so, without actually m}hd\— ing on the scrern, Jane became the “toast of Hollywood Her name was on every tongue Such fame could not be kept at home for long, and soon GIs o the globe were demanding pin-up pictures of Jane. rd about Jane in the girl a| ction Hunt Stromberg hea and thought he saw potential boxoffice line with h stars as J ford. Myrna Loy and Greta C all of of at crucial gcreen careers. Mr. Hughes fin agreed to lcan-out his mucl cussed contractee, and Strombe; immediately cast her in the title role of his poignant drama of a beautiful war idow who comes home—alone—to start life all over again “The Jolson Sic s closing 1un at the Capitol tonight - Alaska Has 130 Round Trippers rbo, whom he had taken charge ! their Ny moments in its Northland Transportation Com- pany’s Alaska, Capt. Leonard Wil- liams, and Purser C. D. Littlehales, arrived in Juneau this morning at 8 o'clock, and is due to sail for BSkagway, Excursion Inlet, Hawk In- let, Tenakee and Sitka at 9 p. m. On board are 130 round trippers, and the following passengers from Seattle for Juneau: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ronald, Mrs. LaVerne Kendall, Mrs. Fern Munro, Mrs. Mildred Knight, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. John Keating, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Nelson, D. Wiard, Mrs. M. J. Kibby, Miss Jean Guth- rie, Miss Ellen D. Conn, Mrs. Blanch Forrest and Miss B, Kibby. From Ketchikan: Mrs. John Woll. BPW CLUB lUN(HEON HELD; IS LAST ONE UNTIL SEPTEMBE Mrs. Amy Lou Blood presided over | the luncheon meeting of the BPW { Club held yesterday in the Baranof Hotel. This was the last noon meet- ing of the club until September 1. | Mrs. Betty McCormick, who at- tended the Western Regional Con- ference held at Sun V;\lley, Idaho, H 'The Cart First? ‘ every day by many people who buy insurance! Tkey look at the cost of a policy rather than the amount of money they will receive if 'a loss occurs. | IT is being done nearly ‘ Let us arrange your in- surance protection today to .prevent tomorrow’s financial loss. | Shattuck | Agency | Seward Street | JUNEAU PHONE 249 | | conference. July DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA Bahy Found in Hallway Betty Pa month near a note which re; her becaunse she ba taken to the orphana building. 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