The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 29, 1949, Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ™ PAGE FIV® S i TONIGHT and SATURDAY CONTINUOUS SHOWS SAT. AND HIS TURAL SEVE. ~ Y HEAR There never was a BIGGE R packaqge of fun!? GIANT 3-UNIT SHOW! NO. 1... Repeat Performance by request of the mos hilarious musical subject in ages! RED INGEL ., —N0.3— “Natural Seven Stomp” “Cigarettes, Whiskey and Wild Women” A DOUBLE BILL FOR TONIGHT “Rose of Santa Rosa” 7:08—9:53 “Red Ingel and His Seven” 8:13—10:58 “Best Man Wins” 8:37—11:22 Women We' e, e ot — . MARK TWAIN'S funnist story comes o heart-warming lifa on the screen! EDGAR to present ANNA BUCHANAN - LEE - SHAYNE - GRAY Screenplay by Edward Huebsch The way Mark Twain ' tellsit. .. sure fall for the wackiest critters! re proud ROBERT GAR} Directed by JOHN STURGES Produced by TED RICHMOND —T e e e e S ANd CODEE - Senoritas so sweet-a with that torrid beat-a in an ACTION MUSICAL hat turns on the heat-a (Hezzie, Ken, Gil and Gabe) PATRICIA WHITE - EDUARDO NORIEGA FORTUNIO BONANOVA - EDUARDO CIANNELLI DOUGLAS FOWLEY - THE PHILHARMONICA TRID AARON GONZALEZ & HIS ORGHESTRA LT T T CAPITOL THEATRE, PRESENT WEEKEND There are two features at the Capitol Theatre for this weekend starting tonight, “Rose' of Santa Rosa” is said to, be a hot dish of action musical thrills with spicy romance Mexi- cano, peppered with laughs Ameri- cano Featured roles are taken by the Hoosier Hot Shots (Hezzie, Ken, Gil and Gabe). Others importantly cast are Patricla White, Eduardo Noriega, Fortunio Bonanova, Ed- uardo Ciannelli, Ann Codee, Rosita Marstini, Douglas Fowley the Phil- harmonica Trio and Aaron Gon- zalez and his orchestra. “The Best Man Wins,” the other TWOFEATURES AT 24TH CENTURY ON SCREEN TONIGHT Beginning tonight and continu ing for showing Saturday, the 20t! Century Theatre will have a double | attraction. The “Northwest Trail” one of | the features should be a real treat| for all lovers of the Canadian| Northwest and the perilous adven- | turous life of the Canadian North- west Mounted Police. i Headed by a gala star cast in- cluding John Litel, Bob Steele, Joan Woodbury, Madge Bellamy, Raymond Hatton, Poodles Hani-| ford, George Meeker and other and photographed in gorgeous color, this picture is truly worth seeing. It tells of a girl, Katherine Owens ROSITA MARSTIN Original screenplay by Barry Shipman Directed by RAY NAZARRO roduced by COLBERT CLARK = - " BOY SCOUT ALASKA COUNCIL_RATIFIES “NAT. AGE CHANGES Recent action of the Council Executive Board in ratify- ing national age changes for v.he[ Boy Scouts of America program was anrnounced today by the local Scout office. Effective Sept. 1, boys may join the Cub Scouts at the age of eight instead of the previous nine year minimum. Beginining age for the Boy Scouts is reduced to 11 years. Senior Scouts may start at 14 in- stead of jfhe 15 year requirement previously in effect. This is the first change in age limits in the 39 year history of the Boy Scout organization, ac- cording to Scout Executive Maurice Powers. Effect of the new ruling in Ju- neau and Douglas will be to allow about 40 -eight year old boys to join the Cub Scouts this year in- stead of waiting until they are nine. The resulting extra heavy “crop”; of eight and:- nine year old§ to join ‘the Cub Scouts this fall may make necessary the organization of a new pack in Juneau to absorb them, Powers said. There are only two packs in Juneau with other groups on the Channel at Douglas and Auk Bay. The Executivie Board has also instituted an “optional period” until next Jan. 1 during which 11 year old boys may either remain in the Cub Scouts or transfer into the Alaska | Boy Scouts. This is to allow pre- sent Cub Scouts to obtain their Lion and Webelos badges, top Cub honors, before going on into the Boy Scout program, However, effective Jan. 1, 11 year old boys will not be accepted into the Cub Scout program any longer. Lowering of the Boy Scout age limit to 11 effective Sept. 1 will permit roth 11 and 12 year olds to join local troops for the first time. ‘There is the possibility that one or more new troops may have to be started at that time to care for the increased numbers. Boys, 14 years old, may either re- main in the Boy Scout troops or they may transfer into senior units. iunit on the Channel, the Juneau Sea Scouts. However, Scout officials think the lower age limit for Senior Scouts may stimulate the need for an Air Scout Squadron or EXx- plorer Post in Juneau and possibly ia Sea Scout Ship in Douglas. Henry Harmon, chairman of the !local organization and extension committee, issued an invitation to- day to local institutions interested yin the sponsorship of new scouting units for boys to contact him or the Boy Scout office for further information. HOSPITAL FOTES Admitted to St. Ann’s hospital yesterday were Miss Myrtle Fau- bion, Don Skuse and Caroline Mer- il r Catherine Thomas of Kake was discharged from the Government hospital. At present, there is only one senior | CONDITIONS OF WEATHER ALASKA PTS, Weatner conditions and temper- atures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 am., 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau, Juneau, follow: i Anchorage PO > 11:11 Barrow . 50—Partly Cloudy Bethel 46—Partly Cloudy Cordova rersnnieeeeeer 48—RAIN Dawson ... 48—Partly Cloudy Edmonton ... 53—Partly Cloudy Fairbanks . 54—Partly Cloudy Havre ... 51—Clear Haines ... 52—Partly Cloudy e 48—FO8 .. 52—Fog Juneau Airport ... Annette Island ' PNA CARRIES 29 ON THURSDAY FLIGHTS Pacific Northern Alrlines flights : yesterday carried 29 passengers as follows: | From Anchorage: James Mcll- roth, A. G. Wehb, A, J. Altar, W. R. McDaniel, Gene Leete, Denny Gallagher, J. G. Husted, Priscilla Parker, Roy Teitan, M. Olwell, William Glenn, F. L. Kerr. To Cordova: W. H. Peters, Os- car Stemhagen, Ola Hobrad, K. Tellefson, Almer J. Peterson, E. E. Dusenbery, R. R. Walcutt, W. E. Pool, F. E. Simmons. To Anchorage: Steye Vukovich, C. W. Tate, Darwin Smith, G. H.| Watson, Jack Huff, Billy Evans, To Kodiak: Willlam Tyron, Fred Bosse. | Stop at the new Salmon Creek: Club on way to and from Derby. Open ALL night! 59 &t i Earl Short. feature is based on the Mark|who is bringing, unguarded, $20,000 | Twain story of the ‘“Celebrated in cash through the wilderness, to| Jumping Frog of Calaveras |her father, presumably to be used | County.” Ito buy timberland. She gets stuck The screen version of one of|on one of the Northwest Trails due | Twain's most entertaining tales of {to her car breaking down. A warmly human people, and in par- | Mountie, patrolling that section | ticular a gamblin’ man who'd betfixes her car and she drives on to| on anything, even love, “Best Man |a nearby post called Morgan's Post, | Wins” features Edgar Buchanan,:for assistance. This is the starter ot | Anna Lee, Robert Shayne and Gary |a thrill story. ! Gray. The other feature is “My Dcz‘ Cast in supporting roles are o- | Shep” a simple but entertaining | bart Cavanaugh, Stanley Andrcws."nd dramatic story of the love of George Lynn, Bill Sheffield, Mari- | an unwanted orphan boy for a stray | For Wrangell: A. L. Zumwalt, For Gustavus: Mrs. Lehman, Mr.: and Mrs. Anderson, ! The picture is clean, suitable for | i |am,” Lanny Rees, rising boy star. For Petersburg: Baxter Felch, For Hoonah: Jim Grant, K. Wil- liams, Wilbur Lindoff, E. J. Flem-| SEATTLE, July 29—(M—A North etta Canty and Paul E. Burns. ldog and the chance meeting of an INCRENSL AR T 2 11 elderly gentleman who takes the| ‘o ou]n 36 I" o“ {pair under his wing. ! the whole family, and stars Tom AlASKA (OAS'I'AI. Neal who does an able job as| “District Attorney Herrick,” Wil-| liam Farnum, veteran of stage and | screen, who gives an outstanding | performance of the elderly “Lath-| Alaska Coas:al Airiines on ilights | “Dannie Barker” and the beau- | yesterday carried 23 passengers on!mul German Shepherd dog, Flame, | interport flights with 40 depa.rtinzi as “Shep.” from Juneau and 36 arriving. For Ketchikan: Ray Peterman, Mrs. B. Johnson, Clifton C. Hills. KKK (Ross FOUND BURNING, SEATTLE ing, Mrs. Al Guenwald, Mrs, Joe|End housewife told police last | White, Nick Marvin, William Davis, | night that she found a small cross. | Jr., Bob Luke, Mary Knutson. markéd with the symbol of the Ku! For Pelican: Mrs, Bernice Hobbs,|Klux Klan, burning in her back K. Raatikainen, Mrs. Esnims and yard. A rock had been thrown against the house shortly before the daughter. For Elfin Cove: Mrs. Murphy. |incident, she’ sald. For Skagway: Mrs. Newcomb,{ Mrs. Olat Maxpvold sald a small | Mrs. Harold Eighiyi, Mrs. John|card on the cross carried the mes- sage: | Edna Bemis. The South has been taken. The | Dodge and daughter, For Haines: T, Ravines, Mrs. F. Haffner, John O, Pelle, Clint|North will be taken. (Signed) The Stockley. K. K. K" For Sitka: Dale Muckiow, M. Mrs. Maxsvold, a fisherman’s Gildge, W. Gildge, G. Smithberg, | Wife, added: Mr. and Mrs. Frad Blanchard, “If this is a prank, I certain- Bessie Smith. ly can't understand it.” From Lake Hasselborg: Mrs. A.\ Zover. Mr and Mrs. Ross MIL|(ITY PLAYS HOST lovas o ana e Gyt 10 (AH(AEDIAA‘NEEH:A i DAN Chickeste. From 8Sitka: Max Roger, Lt.; Yeleen, Mrs. Geeslin, Harry Davis, | Crewmen azoard HMCS Ontario | Capt. Hansen, Harvey Davis. will be entertained by the City of From Haines: Mr. and Mrs. Tom | Juneau tonight with a dance held Morgan, Frank Hefner, Paul Ken-|in the Elks Ballroom. Dancing will dall, Tom Morgan, Jr, Al Lubcke. ;get underway at 9 o'clock. From Skagway: Mrs. Ruth Nel-{ The Business and Professional son, Mrs. M. Moe, Mr. and Mrs.| Women’s Club is cooperating with rred Blanchard, Shirley Moe, Chris'the city in sponsoring the affair Dally, Trine Museth, Evelyn Sel-|All young women in the Gastineau lers. Channel area are invited to attend. From Pelican: Danny clnrk,’ Carrie McDowell. | From Elfin Cove: Thomas AA( Shode. Stop at the new Salmon Creek Club on way to and from Derby. Open ALL night! 59 2t Kodiak ...... . 51—Partly Cloudy Kotzebue .......... 52—Partly Cloudy McGrath ... ... 48—Rain Nome % 46—Cloudy Northway ... ....50—Rain Petersburg 52—Drizzle Portland ... . B58—Clear Prince George 53—Rain Seattle ... 54—Clear Whitehorse .. 48—Partly Cloudy Yakutat . 49—Fog FROM ANCHORAGE W. R. McDaniel with the CAA in Anchorage is registered at tie Gastineau Hote.. Stop at the new Salmon Creek Club on way to and from Derby.' 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[y REES TonNERL Lw:‘ o ARNUM N Cartoons - Curtoomi Plus PEATURE “13 Lead Soldiers” KIDS' MATINEE BIG AWARDS DOURS OPEN AT 9:30 CARTOONS and FEATURE at 10:00 For Each Dollar Spent at the Siores listed helow you will receive an Award Voncher fo turn in ai The 20th Century SATURDAY MORNING “KIDS MATINEE" Parsons Electric Co. Juneau-Young Hardware Co. Tot-to-Teen Shop Gus George Grocery Nance 5-10-25 Store Fred Henning-Complete Ouffitter . Warfield-Drug Juneau Marine Supply, "I. Goldstein" Sugar Bowl Cafe Plumbing ® Healing Oil Burners Telephone-319 . Nights-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc.