The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1949, Page 3

SAMPRDAY, JULY 9, 1949 IINAL SHOWINGS TODAY! JOHN FORD'S EPIC of GRIT and GLORY!? with I4 TOPFLIGHT STARS! 'SONTINUOUS SHOWS — STARTS ! Tomorrow SUNDAY ——=——————A Midsummer Tonic for Everyone JOMN WAYNE MENRY FONDA SHIRLEY TEMPLE JOHN Complete Shows 1:55. Feature Starts 2:14 4:56- CONTINUOU SHOWS DOORS OPEN 1:30 i I’s Whimsical and Screamingly Funny! It will have you DOUBLED-UP WITH LAUGHTER! sas William Powell, a middle-aged husband, tries to keep his w1fe a LEON ERROL in “Secretary Trouble” and Martin Block’s . MUSICAL MERRY-GO-ROUND nd a mermaid separated! * PROPERTY RETURNS FGR ALASKAN TAX IS DUEON AUGUST 31 Thé Alaska Property Tax Act statefi that on or before July 15, everysperson shall submit in dupli- cate #0 the assessor of the Judicial; Divigion in which the property 1s located a return of his property and @f the property held or con- trolld by him in a representative capaeity. i Board of Assessment and| Equalization has received numerous requésts from property owners tor an ‘extension of time in which to file their returns. F. G. Hantord, Chaliman-at-Large of the Territor- jal Board, has conferred with M. P.! Mullshey, Territorial Tax Commis- | sionex; and it has been decided thafl the «date for filing the property t form shall be extendea to August 31, 1949. THe'assessment forms are in the process of being mailed at the pres- ent time and stipulate the return, datetof July 15th. While this date undér the new ruling may be ignor- ed, 'the assessor in your division would appreciate the returns peing | mlM’ in as soon as possible. JO'DLINDA BOND IS | 4; PARTY IS GIVEN Joy Linda Bond is four years old toddy’ and this afternoon, at ihe| home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.i FredsE. Bond, Home Hotel, a party is tofbe given in her honor. Twen- | ty ts, children accompanied by theiri mothers, will wish little Joy mntmm and enjoy refresh- Péitiac, Mich, was settled in 1818iéand named after an Indian LIONS INSTALLATION i AT SALMON CREEKTO | BE INFORMAL AFFAIR, Lions have dispensed with traditional banquet table and Iorm—l 'al speeches for installation of offi- cers teremonies to be held Mon- day evening. Instead of white tie end . . . Lions and their ladies wm| turn out in blue jeans. Lions will gather at the ollmoll' Creek Country Club at 6 p. m. for a softball game with Lions Joe | Werner and Norman Summers as| opposing captains. game an informal installation din- | ner will be held featuring hot dogs. Lion Don Foster will act as installation officer. Lion Ed Ches- ter will be tail twister. This will be Ed’s first appearance in this Feature Starts: 6:08—8:19—10:30 Complete Shows: 5:29—7:40—9:51 1:52—4:00 A. M. Machin, To Yakutat: Carl Schlichtig. To Cordova: Esther Greene. To Anchorage: wood, G. Forge, M. Walker, the po0 e M. Googe, Dorothy Wick. | hoisted briskly and lowered cere- strom, D. E. Skinner. 19N, 15 OUT ON PAN AM FLiGHTS | Thirty-four passengers parting as follows: From Seattle: man, Melton Boyd, Mrs. Brunelle, Robert Brunelle, Cammon, — - -~ | Terese on Sunday afternoon at 3| From Gustavus: Robert Finegol Mrs. Jack Bow- | mnn. Bruce Parker, William Bugke, | Sunday. .K Klindt, M. Flint, M. H. Light- | were After the balllaboard Pan American flights yes- terday with 19 arriving and 15 de- Mrs. Jack Bow- | D. N. Roger Russell Cammon, Frank THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNIAU, ALASKA DOUGLAS. | COLISEUM SUNDAY-MONDAY | DOORS OPEN at 1:00 THOMCENTYRY stars TONITE ONLY 7:00 and 9:30 ||""1F our WivES couLp |[oNLY seE us Nowi™ HA noi'cu pvmm Unusual Occupations Lew Lehr's Album of Animals DOORS SHOW OPEN COMEDY FEATURE OPENS SUNDAY, ol mrmz; ! . Peabody and the Mermaid,” |is thc' ctfering at the Capitol The- |atre starting Sunday. Whims'cal also funny—with the laughs piling up {as William Fowell, a middle-ax d | hustand, tries to keep his wil> and| |a mermaid separated. First, he puts | |the mermaid (Ann Blythe) in the | bathtub. Then he transfers her to the tishpond on the lawn. It's a( fanciful series of developmeni. ihac | will double up bcth adults and the | younger set. | Nunnally Johnson's m;mm,uu» |retains much of the charm of screamingly | |Guy and Consiance Jon | The story is Jvrerem | ocks the mermaid by while fishing in West Indian| | waters. He takes her home. From | | this point on comedy and romantic | iutuauons follow in quick order. E'rth registration recerds on the | Powell tries to convince his wit2 following have been received at that he is not entertaining another the Public Health Center, 318 Main !woman, Her suspicions are halt | Street, and parents may call for| mght and she leaves him. The (n\t‘lhem on Thursday afternoon from | includes, besides Willlam Powell ‘1 :00 to 4:00. land Ann Blythe, such favorites as| Christine Joanne Aase, Joseph |Irene Hervey, Andrea King, Clin-|Patrick Akagi, Ruth . Elizabeth |ton Sundberg, Art Smith and Hugh!Avery, Stephen Robert Axelson, | French. | Renaldo Jose Bigornia, Fred Frank- {lin Brown, James Alan V. Con- BIRTH REGISTRATION Pow Fh the tail ‘SUNDAY SERVICE AT stantino. SHRINE OF ST. TEREFE" Betty Jo Cooper, David Crockett, | Richard Wyile deWeil II, Cecelia Marie Doogan, Eva Louise Duncan, Jessica Darlene Greenewald. Virginia Ann Hall, Lee Alan Har- ris, Bridget Colleen Hickey, Ray- mond LeRoy Hurley, Clarence Allen Laiti, Mary Ann Lenz. Mary Ann Lindoff, Barbara Ann Lougheed, Sheila McKenzie, James Osborne Martin, Mary Katherine Prueher, Nenita Lumba Untalasco. Willilam Robert Stevenson, Ber- |nice Alice Vavalis, Josephine Ella |Vonda, Albert James Wallace, - |Bruce Kenneth Waller, Elsie No- reen Westman, Dale Patrick Winther. If weather permits, devotions at the Shrine of there will be St. 4., o'clock. A special bus will leave the | Bus Depot at 1:30 if there are enough passengers. Reservations | | may be made by calling the Bus Depot, 108, tefore 11 o'clock on p.| The American flag should be | moniouslv. ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communicaiion of Mt. Ju- neau Lodge, Monday evening at 7:30. Labor in P. C. Degree. J. W. Leivers, (42 2t) Secretary. Texas is the biggest cattle-pro- ducing state. Selected Shorts ‘ LATE NEWS by AIR |povel, _«Pealiodys " Mepmaic, 'w IIllIIIINIIl'|IIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIII|III|||IIIIIIIIII|II| RECORDS AVAILABLE| 1,000 new Laurel-and-Hardy howls in the hilarious adventures of two hen-ped(ed husbands on the loose! " || LAUREL sioney TOLER CflARUE CRAN MONOGRAM PICTURE MY GIRL TISA" ' 1S SUNDAY BILL | | AT20TH CENTURY | The lusty, romantic nostaligic | ! days of 1900 form the backdrop for | | Warner Bros’ “My Girl Tisa,” ‘a Uniteq States Pictures Production, | which opens at the 20th Century | Theatre Sunday. Heading the impressive cast are Lilli Palmer, and a newcomer,| Broadway stage star, Sam Wana-| maker, making his film debut. " “My Girl Tisa,” is a love story iset against the time of Teddy| | Roosevelt, when no girl dressed in| less.than five petticoats and bustle, and no man had to strain to carry| his chin high—it was held thefe| by his celluloid collar. Miss Palmer is cast as a newly arrived visitor in this country, working to savel encugh money to bring her father| over from the old country. Wana- maker, who appeared ,with Ingrid Bergman on Broadway in “Joan| of Lorraine,” winning highly criti- cal praise from the pudlic and press, is cast as an energetic young man of the time determined (0 become a lawyer. | For tonight only, there double bill, “Sons of the Desert,” with Laurel and Hardy, and “Dan- gerous Money” with Charlie Chan. 1 is aj NOTICE | B. & P. W. Club will hold their regular business meeting Monday noon in the Baranof. 42 1t job for many weeks. Past Presi-| Clayton, Robert DeArmond, John dents Frank Hermann and Milt| McCormick, C. G. Pederson, David Your Deposits Furness will present awards. Gus George will report on the Evergreen Bowl Swimming pool project. This will be Geprge Danner’s last meet- ing as President. Anyone needing transportation should telephone any member of the committee on arrangements, consisting of Marc Boles, Wood and Blackie Blackerby. The Monday noon luncheon has ! been cancelled.- 23 ABOARD PNA'S FRIDAY FLIGHTS Pacific Northern Airlines carried 23 passengers yesterday on flights in and out of Juneau as follows: From Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs. Birchard, Clifton Birchard, Mrs. H. Brinkley, Margaret Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Long, James Long, Phyllis Long, John Martin, Mrs. Harold Aga and child. Pete| Ricardo Estrada; From Cordova: C. A. Bowman. * | NED SKINNER IS IN JUNEAU Ramsay, Ann Rice, Emma Ross- man, Don Rossman, M. R. Strick- land and Jolin Walton. To Seattle: 'Robert E. 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