auren Bacall,
igartAtOrpheum
Keeping along with all the
er of a rip tide and, for sheer
#nce of pacing, surpassing
i the Academy Award win
“Ca^ablanca”, Warner
/newestdrama-packed film,
jHave and Have Not,” plays
iy and Sunday at the Or
am tbeatie.
hrring Humphrey Bogart,
jog the big "haves ’ of “To
*and Have Not” isnewcom
Lauren Bacall, sultry-voiced
»very whose appearance in
film proved a sensation,
ith a supporting cast that
ode Walter Brennan. Hoagy
miehael and Dolores Moran,
picture is the roaring love
y of two independent souls,
ig at the brink of danger,
Dg every moment of the way.
i is the tale of Humphrey Bo
1, a drifter and a floater, and
Ten Bacall, a sloe-eyed
ide, who tound, in his arms,
love she swore did not exist.
ie also the saga of the island
[Martinique, d eked dean by
hsy political fingers; and of
i lives that burned behind
iwd shutters in its only haven,
litDchie’s” second-rate hotel.
Adapted for the screen from
novel by Ernest Hemingway,
picture was directed by
pard Hawks, who is also cred
with grooming 1 aurea Bac
the role that catapulted
stardom.
)wn Topics
Mrs Rose Miller and her son,
maid Brockman, left on the
eali on her way to Portland,
ere she hopes to meet her
»ther Roy Madsen, QM 2-c,
»on leave from duty in the
ilippines will go through Port
idun his way to visit his wife
i daughter in Pennsylvania.
Urs. Miller may return here
^ her sister, Mrs. Johnson,
1 the latter’s husband.
rhe local Boy Sccut Troop
*ntly enjojed hearing from
► visiting Scoutmasters. One
• Larry Jaffa, of Berkeley,
Mornia, stationed in the Na
bere, who described a Bov
M Jamboree in Washington,
C., and the other was Dave
was, Seattle, salesman in
disk on business, who told of
fk of the Seattle scouts.-Scribe
atients at the GM hospital
'week included Harvey Gund
s; Beverly Pace, Woody Is
Baby Mary Louise Cohen,
'infection; Fred Thevik,heart
"ent; Evelyn Lukin, of Afog
isers of Army phones in town
sheen notified that the in
dents are to be removed
Week.
Mrs. Ruth Frame
^e above named person may
CHRISTY'S Bakery to
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*r adults a showing or tuber
t*'8 films of the National Tu
^i°sis Association will be
next Tuesday, Oct. 23, at
■5 pm at the Red Cioss Service
Center, Public Health Nurse
Marion Curtis announced today.
The films, which take about an
hour, have been shown at school.
All adul s are cordially invited
to the Tuesday showing
Lt. K. M. Anderson, U. S
Navy, spoke at the Rotary Club
Tuesday, telling briefly of the
view of a servicemen returning
to civilian life, and more at
length on experiences of the U.
S S Panamiut in its year of ser
vice during the war. He traced
the boat’s career from the east
coast through the Okinawa cam
paign and occupation of Japan,
and told of his own experiences
in going ashore in Japan after
the occupation.
Rotary members also heard a j
few words from two visiting Red j
Cross officials, A J. Sprague, As
sistant Administrator of Services
to the Armed Forces, and S. C.
Williamson, Director for Alaska
and Western Canada.
Other guests included Comdr.
L. C. Kersey, Chaplain K. I.
Meier, John S. Davidson, War
ren Kirke, Morris Alexander, Ar
thur Brvon, and R.F. Herriman.
Jorgen Fredrickson left by
olane early this week on a busi
ness trip to Anchorage.
Woodley Airlines
INCOMING:
Leif Norman, Mr. & Mrs. R.
Tesarik, Gradelle Leigh, M. S.
Jorgensen, R. H. Barrett, F. E.
Craig.
Grace Micineik, Mr. & Mrs.
J. W. Martin, Jack McCord,
Louis Savoy, John Given, I W.
Mattson, Jorgen Fredrickson,
Carl Chappell, Burl Walker, Cleo
Ford, Warren Flechtner, Osky
Weeda.
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rickson, J. W. Martin, Frank
Marshall, Agraphina Chernikoff
Paris Davis, Alice Davis, Mrs.
J. W. Martin, John S. Winter.
William Lofilin, Emil Knud
sen, Gradelle Leigh, Speed Drey
er, Mr. & Mrs. August Valeotinc
ic, Raymond V. Cair.
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