The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1948, Page 5

P—-————-—-—————r FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1948 — I O W\ E N N N S TONIGHT and SATURDAY Two Big Features EXPOSING scanpaL pHoTo RACKETEERS SHE'S THE UPSTART WHO UPSET CAFE SOCIETY! JEAN PORTER JOHN SHELTON RUTH DONNELLY JERRY WALD and His Orchestra Rt \ 9 Sceond Thrilling Feature THE FALCONS RKO-RADIO PICTURES presents i om CONWAY _ Madge MEREDITH - Edward BROPHY b xd First Feature 8:17-10:42 ~— Second Feature 7: SATURDAY MATINEE — 1:30 P. ADDED: "Jack Armsrong” OO O & There Is No Substitute for & 7 Newspaper Ajivwe;fisinu! : :30 with the Special DC-6 fleet | ® No exira farel ® Only daily DC-6 service to Furope L Only 14 hours to Glasgow . . . 17 fo Copenhagen or Oslo . ... 19 to Stockholm . ... 222 to Helsinki ® Air-conditioned, pressurized cabin ® Table-served smérgdsbord ® Immediate bookings see your travel agent now! New York : RCA Building, West, Rockefelier Center, Clrcle 6-4000 Chicago: 105 W. Monroe Street, RANdolph 6984 Minneapolis: 1110 Rand Tower, Lincoln 4735 and NEstor 6911 Los Angeles: 108 W. Sixth Street, TUcker 3739 Seattle : 5527 White Henry Stuart Building, SEneca 6250 passengers * mail + cargo DOUBLE BILL AT CAPITOL THEATRE, PRESENT WEEKEND For the weekend attraction at the Capitol Theatre, starting tonight, there will be two features, one a mystery Production and the other a musical laugh treat. “Little Miss Broadway,” is the | mirthful musical with a Broadway nightclub background, a daring ex- pose of the vicious scandal photo | racket. The cast of the film which is re- effort to obtain the formula. 1 | plete with music, comedy, drama and romance, is headed by Jean Porter, John Shelton, Ruth Donnelly, and Jerry Wald and his orchestra. Revolving around a private de- tective's exploits in solving two mur- and exposing the activities of a ruthless criminal ring, RKO Ra- dio's “The Falcon's Adventure” the other attraction, features Tom Con-} way as the debonair The Falcon, Madge Meredith as the imperiled; roine, Edward Brophy as the hero's reluctant assistant and Rob-| ert Warwick as the chief menace. A valuable invention for making artificial diamonds is the root of all the trouble. The unscrupulous head of an industrial diamond organiza-: tion, fearing the new development will put him out of business, employs a group of crooks who murder the!l aged inventor in an unsuccessfulj FIRING MATCHES | PLANNED SUNDAY:; VISITING SHIPS Bud Boddy of the Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club said today that ar- rangements have been made for target matches to include teams| from the Cruiser Atlanta, the Ca- nadian frigate Antigonish, and the Juneau club. Parties from the ships are to be picked up at 9 o'clock Sunday morning and members of the Juneau club are requested to be at the A. B. Hall at 8:30 o'clock. It is expected that 10 man teams will enter. Regulation national matches wml include the fullowing events: 201]! yard slow fire standing —10 shots; 200 yard rapid fire standing to sit- ting position— 10 shots; 300 yard star:ding prone position rapid fire and 600 yards slow fire in the prone position. A team from the: Wachusett is not expected to com- pete. H The city of Juneau of making ar- rangements to provide a trophy for the match winners. ATTENTION EASTERN STARS For visit of Most Worthy Grand Matron to Juneau Chapter No. 7, special initiation, Wednesday, July | 7, at 8 o'clock, preceded by dinner 6:30 p. m. for all members, visit- ing members and escorts. Dinner reservations phone Hooker 927 or Brown, Black 484 before Monday July 5. Visitors bring membership cards. (929 3t) ALICE BROWN, Secretary. of ~ SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES SYSTEM IPRINCESS NORAH = ARRIVES TODAY; | WAYS IMPROYED| land Market. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE L] — PAGE FIVE NEAU, ALASKA ALASKAR. R. ASKS COASTWISE LINE CHAMBER TO SEND TO ENTER SERVICE EXHIBITS TO FAIR ON ALASKA ROUTE 2 SPATTLE, July (P—Applica- tion of the Coastwise Line for per- mission to engage in the Calilornia Columbia River and Alaska Service has been approved by the United States Maritime Commission, ship- ping circles said The new service Coastwise Line Upwards of 2,000,000 persons are | officials said, should get under way expected to Visit the Chicago Fair about Auguest 1. Permission to ei from July 20 to Sept. . jgage in the California-Oregon-Alas- Chambers of Commerce who have |ka trade and to charter three liberty literature or pictures of their|ships for the service was granted by community which they wish to ex- the Commission. hibit may do so by contacting L. A.| “ailing dates, names of *ships and Moore, publicity director of the ARR. | Alaska agents will be announced Moore will direct the setting up of [scon, according to Benjamin H. the ARR's exhibit in Chicago. He kinson, Vice President and plans to show the Fair's visitors Manager of the Coastwise specimens of Alaska fish and wild- Line, who handled the ‘Washington] life iD. C, end of the negotiations. Wil- Literature on business opportu-|liam T. Sexton, Sr., is president of nities and tourist attractions are the line. particularly welcome, Moore said. This move by the Coastwise Line The Chicago Fair will commemo- no only will provide the first rate the 100th anniversary of the scheduled Alaska Steamship Ser- opening of the Mid-west by railroad | vice south of Puget Sound, but also transportation. A ,century ago the will reestablish common carrier ser- t 10-ton wood-burning locomo- vice between California and tive pulled out of Chicago headed Columbia River, intermediate Wi a distance of a mere five the Alaska voyages. JUNEAU MARINE Inviting Territorial Chambers of Commerce to send lccal literature to the Chicago Railroad World's Fair, the Alaska Railroad reports it will place a new ARR retriger tor car on exhibit in Chicago. T literature will be put in the ARR car for distribution to visitors. to AU CRER SR Tracks on the ways at the Ju-] neau Marine Co. are now being lowered for the convenience of bringing in larger boats at more; agreeable tides. Juneau Marine crews started| | work today on the subport barge BC-1683, which is expected com- pleted the end of next week after a complete overhaul. H Sim MacKinnon’s 50-foot con- 1 verted motor boat is also on the SQEMEBY: - ways for general repairs and con- NOTICE | version. We will not ke responsible for| any debts acquired prior of July 1, 1948, by the California Grocery (929 3t) N. J. BAVARD. JOHN BAVARD. TAKES 10 SOUTH The Princess ijorah docked in Ju-' neau from Skagway this morning at 8 o'clock and left about an hour! later for Vancouver taking the fol-! lowing 10 passengers from here: To Vancouver: Dennis Day, Mrs. Anna Day, Maurice Olsen and wife and Miss Aileen Ireland To Seattle: Clifford Swap and family and Miss Helen Webster. e THERE WIIL BE NO Plating Service Available for the next 60 days, due to the illness | jof the plater. 927 2t West Juneau Plating Works. | Celebrate in a New HAT MARK DOWN PRICES % &} 5 . X .- ~ ) (98 v Worth the Walk Upstairs EXCLUSIVE MODELS Room 7 - Valentine Building Over Juneau Drug on Flattering Summer STRAWS White, Black, Colors 'NORTHLAND SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE for Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Junesu Haines, Skagway and Sitka) S. S. ALASKA — THURSDAYS, JULY 1 and JULY 15 UP-TOWN TICKET OFFICE (Ground Floor—Olympic Hotel Bldg.) 417 University Street—Seattle, Wash. HENRY GREEN AGENT the | PARTY FOR (ANADIAN, cEAtUBEE | RIVFOR COMDIN. WO FEATURES PLANNED FOR SUNDAY| SHOWING TONIGHT | O"[ENTURY A tea and reception for the orfi»‘ AT zolE_CENIURY; ENDS TONIGHT cers of the HMCS Antigonish and Shows at 7:10—9:31 the Army Air Corps officers who ity () L Presenting Another will be in Juneau ior the holidays Twin-Hit Program b b western that should wake up any | will be held from 6 until 8 o'clo one who likes pictures with a solid | Fe“t'.re No. l Sunday evening at the Governor's House punch and many thrills. L l Johnny Mack is the star, in a role FEUD"” The social affair is being spon- of a U. S. Marshal who fights to with sored by the AWVS. restore law and order to a once| Johnny Mack Brown Young women in town who would peaceful valley Raymond Hatton like to meet the officers are wel- come to attend the party. Raymond Hatton is his comedian sidekick and both have many ex- o ————— e Feature No. 2 "'BIG RS -: FAIR SEX IS REQUESTED citing adventures Christine McIntyre is nllmrmri | EYES" i TO ATTEND NAVY DANCE in the feminine lead, while Dennis Starring To uphold the proverbial Juneau hospitality, all young women of Mcore is convincing as the innocent | rancher who is almpst lynched Joan Bennett Cary Grant Juneau and Douglas- are urged to attend the dance this evening in Jack Ingram and Frank La Rue are well cast as leaders of the out-* Walter Pidgeon Lloyd Nolan i henor of the men of the US.S. At- |lanta, which will be held in the law, while EMlwin Parker, St Clark, Jack Rockwell, Mary Mac- Air Express A two feature bill is on the screen | at the 20th Century tonight tinal showings One for the feature is “Big Brown s” and the other is “Frontier Feud.” | “Frontier Feud" is a ::\m-xh«wm’i Elks Ballroom between the hours Laren, Edmund Cobb, Lloyd Ingra- | of 8:30 and 11:30. There was a definite lack of the fairer sex at g ham and Ted Mapes are effective| in their roles, " the dance given last evening, but all the girls that attended report that they had a wonderful time. IR T e i Playing for dancing was Mrs. o Lillian Uggen on the piano, Buddy‘ leI!PORATIONh‘ t Hunter on the trombone, and Jerry = The W e oM REMEN Coi il of Beattle, has filed its Articies of Incorporation with Territoriall Auditor Frank A. Boyle and will Chapman at the drums. do business at Klawock. It named i —————— WEEKEND SPECIAL Lester O. Gore, of Ketchikan, as its representative. Weekend Special at Taku Lodge. M. S. Donjac leaves Saturday 8:30 a. m. Alaska Coastal Airlines leave by appointment. For de- tails inquire ALASKA TRAVEL BUREAU, Baranof Hotel, or phone Red 472. 829 1t — - — FROM WKANGELL O. R. Keeney of Wrangell is at the Baranof Hotel. datet Juneaun Foot Clinic Rm. 14, Shattuck Bldg. 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