The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 14, 1950, Page 5

FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1950 \ TONIGHT and SATURDAY A BRAND NEW HILARIGUS ‘TWIST IN BLONDIES! FUNNIEST % “BLONDIE" % PICTURE /i = 7/ S BASED UPON THE COMIC STRIP “BLOHDIE" CREATED BY CHIC YOUNG PENNY SINGLETON - ARTHUR LAKE Lary Simms - Marjoric Kent - Jerome Cowan » and ‘“Daisy” WINNING A RACE ...ORAMAN... NEEDS PLENTY OF RACING LUCK! ‘ A PHOTO-FINISH OF THRILLS / 5 SATURDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1:30 EXTRA! “Royal Mgunted Rides Again” Chapter 5 “Murder Toboggan” * ‘LATE NEWS b; Air E:press ELLIS AIR LINES DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO KETCHIKAN via Pelersburg and Wrangell With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M. FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 ANOTHER CLIPPER EXTRA - Pan American serves piping hot meals @ and tasty snacks aloft... complimentary, of course. That’s another reason to make your next trip m by swift 4-engine Clipper-&e For frequent, dependable service call . .« BARANOF HOTEL — PHONE 106 LIV AMERICIN, f';\ Worto ArwAys, k\ _/I Toade Mark, Pan demerican Airweys, Ine. JO SEATTLE » HAWAII lOUND;YHE-WOILD * KETCHIKAN JUNEAU » WHITEHORSE * FAIRBANKS « NOME RO of Claude Debussy, hauntingly echoing the strangest love story ever put on film HELPS MAKE THIS A MASTERPIECE! DAVID 0. SELZNICK- presents Port,-ait JENNIFER JONES JOSEPH COTTEN ETHEL BARRYMORE Directed by William Disterle The first motion picture to ever use Debussy music and also the first ever to be scored solely from the works of a standard composer of Debussy’s stature. You'll Hear— “Maid with the Flaxen Hair” “Arabesques 1 and 2" “Clouds” and “Afternoon of a Faun” Opening SUNDAY SHOWPLALE or y‘“,’”"‘: PITUL . II||IIIIIIIIIIIIIl|IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIlfillp 'RODEN WILL SPEAK T0 P-TA MONDAY; NOMINATIONS SET Members of the Juneau Parent- Teachers Association will have op- portunity to hear Territorial Trea- surer Henry Roden speak on “Barly | Days in Alaska” when the group | meets Monday at 8 p.m., in the high | school study hall. | Roden went to the Klondike as |a young man, and was in almost every gold rush since that time. While prospecting for gold during the Iditarod rush he was elected to the first Alaska Legislature in 1912, and is one of the three surviving members of that pioneer assembly. ‘While panning gold, he studied law, and for years has been one of the Territory’s outstanding authori- ties on various phases of the law, {such as mining and other enact- ments. The high school mixed quartet i will sing, under direction of Miss Virginia Long, singing teacher. Business matters to be attended to will include election of the nomi- nating committee for next year, and the appointment of the scholarship committee to choose this year’s out- standing high school graduate to re- ceive the $500 P-TA award given each year. The meet will be the next to last of the current school year. RUMMAGE SALE—10 a.m. Satur- day. Luncheon Sale 2 p.m. Sat- urday by Missionary Society of Presbyterian Memorial Church in church parlors. -2t SCHWINN BIKES AT MADSEN'S | Sure sign of a wonilerful housekeeper! Shining floors Use worldfamous John- son’s Paste Wax to make your floors and furniture JOHNSON'S raste WAX JOHNSON’S PASTE WAX THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA {"BlONDIE" FiLM | WEEKEND BILL AT \ CAPITOL THEATRE | “Blondie's secret,” latest in Co: lumbia’s popular series of film | based upon Chic Young's famou: comic strip, is coming to the Capi: end. | According to advance reports, this ' “lamst in the series promises to hit| 1@ new high in comedy and should | outdo the merriment of all previous | | “Blondie” films. : i | Onna geain, the came famous cast. headed by Penny Singleton as | cvanae, afihur Lake as Lagwoud | and Larry Simms as Alexander will | appear in the fun-producing roles | ’Lhat have made_them a laugh in- || I'stitution to movie-goers throughuuv! the country. | | The story involves the Bumstead: in a series of hilariously funny in- | iff with the Dog, Pound and a battle with a gang of counterteiters. It takes Blondie's presence of | Queen and Sister-fo-Be g tol, Theatre tonight for the week- | cidents which include a burglary, a i§ mund, as usual, to straighten things § out. However, before this comes about, there is said to be an over-' abundant supply of loud howls and resounding belly-laughs. ! MODEL PLANES T0 VIE SUNDAY IN OPEN CONTEST! The S8 America, queen of the U. S. .merchant fleet, slips into the drydock at the Newport News (Va.) Shipbilding and Dry Dock Co., where she was built, for annual overhaul and repaint job. At left is the partially completed S8 United States, superliner which will ex- ceed the America in length by 257 feet. (P Wirephoto. A model airplane contest, spon- sored by the Juneau Model Club, | will be held Sunday, April 16 at 1| p.m,, in the A.B. Hall. Prizes, to the | amount of $75, donated by Nina's| and the Hobby Center, will be awarded. Small engine class contests will be held inside of the building and the larger classes outside—weather permitting. | All those wishing to enter should | & be on hand by 12:30 p.m., and the contest is open to everyone in-| terested. EMBLEM CLUBISTO | INITIATE APRIL 28 Juneau Emblem Club No. 90 held | their business meeting of the month llast night at the Elks' Hall with President Jennie Rusher presiding. An initiation of new members is be- which will be April 28. This initia« tion will be the last one of this season. On May 18 the lovely cut-work | tablecloth is to be awarded, the time and place to be announced early next month. 1 The Scholarship Fund was dis-: cussed and an application blank| sent for to enable the club to enter | a boy or girl in Juneau who might be eligible in this worthy contest. The Supreme Emblem Club of the! United States institutes this Fund | and all Emblem clubs contribute to the fund and enter candidates, one from each club, who are proved eligible. An interesting report was given by Georgia LaJoie who was the club’s representative at the meet- ing during national week. Business was completed and the meeting closed, after which coffee and cake were served which had been thoughtfully provided by Eva | Clark. | | POWER SCOW STOP HERE The Lois Anderson, a power scow, | tied up at the City Float here late | last night. En route to Seldovia from Seattle, the craft was to leave Ju- neau today. It is commanded by Jack Anderson. | Sewing machines for rent at The| White Sewing Machine Center. 52-t PALMA COMPOUND I8 BETTER protected by shine and gleam with beauty. It protects the sur- face with a tough finish that lasts longer. Has more than 100 uses! 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