The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1947, Page 5

SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1947 COMEDY FEATURE, CAPITOL'S BILL OPENING SUNDI&Yl Miracle” op- Capitol, be- Wynn plays her in the The picture (‘ut'kc\('d Sunday at the or not, Kee Frank Morgan’s fg new MGM comedy combines the unique talents of the pair for the first time. Keenan is seen in the role of a swashbuckling seafayer who has died fifty befc the pic- ture oper who returns to earth ir form to guide his rew! in the person, of Morean, to reward on a In ening lieve the IT'S DOWN TO EABTH Fibe AND STE! TLY FOR LAUGHS‘ it «.+ON A FUN- FILLED SPOOKING SPREE! but spirit ed ! pir avenly son George Seeing You,” of the droll out Morgan's financial af- Ltased “T'll Be the efforts streighten tangled romantic and fairs Lefore they leave of “The y Totter Other Cecil Marshall and Cockeyed vivacious featured Kellawa; Thomp: starlet include Her Leon Ame Quine. D IH{ORPDRATIONS Two new ccr Articles of e of Boyle. Freight Anchorage, Formed by L. B. De: M. 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He will be s K- at a number engagetuents, will offi B the i alla- of Major This ce is 1o be I odist Cburch, August 3 Eric Newbould Commanders in Alaska, and Mr Divisional Army k 1esent will be Brigadier of at Newkould 1 in the evening, - YACHT WINAWAY IN - WITH SIX ABOARD Seattle, and Mrs. B Mrs. L. C. Califor- erday and The yacht V y of owned jointly by Mr Nelson and Mr. and Pettit Newport B nie in Jun today Tne Jun Pettits, Barbara 36-foot Pet of was Seattle on g e Nelsons and wughters Janice and Also on board the dogs m. m and Pettit craft are three ing 16 motion ctures for Mercury In- ternatic Films, to be used for clasercom educational purposes. The family may remain in Ala:ka over the winter for completion of the project Nelscn is with the Oil Company but years ago ed in the Territory. He was employed ian for the Comet near Berners Bay The Winaway made a stop there so the party could ride up to the mine with the present watchman, and report- ed flushing a large brown bear on the road. The Winaway has been as as Skagway; and after leaving Ju- u today, they plan visit and then travel probably to Taku Sitka before heading for Kefchi- color is on Lynn Canal far to -+ IF YOUrn MONEY iS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen investments, ALAS- KA FINANCE CORPORATION, Cooper Building, 4th and Main. —adv.—574-tf - | called The Greeks had a word for it . .. BUT!!! In Plain English FOR. .. Good Enterfainment Delightful Music and Excellent Drinks I¢sthe... PAMARAY (LUB | Broadcasting Wednesdays & Saturdays at 10 P, M. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- NEW CCMMANDERS FILM "RHAPSODY Meth-| JUNEAU, ALASK IN BLUE" COMES TG 20TH CENTURY Warner Blue,” musical “Rhapsody Bros all-star pased on the life and music of George Gershwin will have it Ju- neau premier tonight at the 20th Century Theatre The role of the immortal Ameri- can composer is portrayed by Rob=- ert Alda tar, while other out filled by Joan Leslie, Alexis Smith, Charles Coburn, Julie Bishop, Al- bert erman, Morris Carnovsky and Roscmary DeCamp. In addition, many top-ranking personalities of stage and screen Oscar Levant, Al Jolson Paul Whiteman, George White, Hazel Scott and Anne Brown among them—appear, as themselves, in the film Depicting the rise of own East Side youngster poverty through lean years of plugging in Tin Pan Alley to his final emergence of Ameri- ca’s most famow composers. Rhapsody in Blue" keeps equal pace with Gershwin's matic life story and his ever-cxpanding list of his musical numbe! Twenty-nine of Gers positions, including all of serious works—with spectal tion being given to the title num- k American in Paris and “Concerto in F,” in particular s well as the most popular of bis song hits, provide the picture’s musical framewerk - WASHINGTON VISITORS CALL ON DEL. BARTLETT Miss Yvonue Mozee, B. B. Mozee, United shal Nome, called Bartlett recently N who now lives in New in Washington dcing res at the Library of Con in romance newly-created tanding roles 3a New Yoik from dire song as one wwin's com- his more atten- daughter States Z\Ln- on Dele M York wreh was work Mrs. C visitors M. were ref ton Mr Crutcher has teaching at Kake for the Native Service and will be ferred Wrangeil for the teaching year. d to Al to next Lt. Commander Gordon L. Pi- cotte, “USNR, a mining engineer formerly of Fairbanks, has been in Washington to r ive discharge from the navy and has called o Delegate Bartlett Jommande and Mrs. Picotte intend to drive to Fairbanks over the A a Highway on a vacation trip this fall.. T hope to remain part of the winter and probably will go to southern California to make their home. Bob Franks of Sitka and Rich ard K. Woodward Fairbanks who will represent Alaska at the Boy Scouts’ Jamboree to be held August 9-18 in Moisson, France, on Delegate Bartlett while in Washington on their way obroad. Antwerp, Brussel ~and of Switzerland are on the itinerary of | Boy Scouts before arriving at| of Paris. ! the Moisson, 40 MONSI Capt. and Mrs. left yesterday via Pacific Northern Airlines for Anchorage where they will visit with Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lingo for a week, returning to Juneau next Friday. s. 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MEETING : AN FRANCISCO, July Board of Directors of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Fran- cisco will hold their monthly | meeting at the home office here | today. f Monday, at |Red Room, 26.—The the Fairmont Hotel stockholders of the | Federal Bank whose memktership | comprises savings and loan asso- |ciations from the nine western states, Alaska and Hawaii, will hold their first annual meeting since merger in March 1946, of the Federal Home Loan Banks of Los — pinches! 'l F YOU try to jam your feet into footgear that is too small you'll find that your feet will suffer. But if fire destroys your home and you are under-insur- ed—then the shoe really pinches. Ask this agency to check up on all your insurance. Shattuck Agency Seward Street Juneau Phone 249 and Portland into the bank of San Francisco. The Federal Home Loan ystem, Chairman of the Ben A. Perham pointed out, vides a reservoir of credit and protection for savings and loan jciations, supplying flexibility apital, of great importance to and conservetive home fi- stem. Frank L. Kidner, Director Bureau. of Business and Research at the Univer- will make the stockhold- He will Monetary Angeles Bank Board pro- of a safe nancing Prof. of the Economic sity of California, principal speech at the ers Imeeting Monday. speak on “Contempor and Fiscal Problems.” ‘The ubstantial home purchases and construction in the flected in the June with savings and loan assets in the district highest in history. Combined assets in the 11th district are in excess of $1,200,000,000. Directors expected to attend the San Francisco meetings include, beside Chairman of the Board Perham, of Yakima, Wn., William A. Davis, Oakland; Fred J. Brad- shaw, Salt Lake City; M. L. Ca rier, Centralia, Wn.; I. W. 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Driggs, B EXPlORER TRIP OVER TRAIL OF "98 IS PLANNED FOR SENIOR BOY SCOUTS Senior Scouts of Southeast Alaska will have the opportunity of tak- ing an Explorer Trip over the famcus Trail of '98. This trip will be open to fellows who satis- factorily pass a rigid physical ex- amination, are registered with the Boy Scouts of American and are over 15 years of age The trip will be under the di- rection of Delbert Hanks, Terri- torial Scout Executive, and will tegin at Dyea. The Explorers will carry enough food for a week on their backs and expect to arrive at Lake Bennett in six days. At Lake Bennett they will board the White Pass and Yukon Railroad for Whitehorse where they hope ta have a meeting with Canadian Scouts. The Seniors will visit the famous Miles Canyon and other spots then return to Skag- the railroad. It is esti- that the trip will take days. The date for de- will be announced later. - - OKLAHOMA MAN HERE R. V. 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