age Play ‘Janie’
Hornes Film Hit
Met] on the famous stage play
ibran two years on Broad
Warner Bros.’ bubbling
Ijy “Janie”, pla^ today
Sunday at the Orpheum the
offers a gay and joyous
^ of laughs that comes once
i lifetime.
lie humor that justified the
t Broadway run of the olay
’been retained in the picture
| the wider scope of the eam
has been used to advantage
anting up the spirited story
i young girl and the Army in
til town.
ie herself is portrayed by
>}y newcomer Joyce Reynolds,
, gives a heart-warming per
nance as the daughter of a
JJ-fown newspaper editor,
father, worried when the
iy comes to town, writes a
is of editorials on pitfalls fac
the town’s daughters. When
old folks go to a ball, Janie
is a little party that turns
to be a riot to end all riots
i everyone involved before it
ler.
mporting Janie in the fun
Kobert Hutton, Edward Ar
, Alan Hale, Ann Harding,
tie McDaniel, Ann Gillis,
ie Moran, Ruth Tobey and
rgia Lee Settle.
>gressional
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other problems," he con
d, "until the people of Ala- j
hemselves control theii own
ral resources.”
Mowing the luncheon the
r emplaned for Homer where
were to stop before return
to Anchorage for further
mgs
aides the visiting party
' guests at the luncheon
Capt. W M. McDaae,
nanding officer of the base:
D. R, Wilson, commanding,
Greely; Lt. M. T. Wood
,Bill Lewis, A. Verla Cellar,
t Kemptnn John Gibb ms
A. W. T. Tenzer.
. Hettinger, while in Anch
. anpeared at the formal
to make presentations
*1 problems, including har
aptovement, schools and
post-war projects and pre
4 the case for revision of
»t»icted deed law. His and
presentations will be in
4 w congressional re
10 be made later.
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^ Cashing,Sophie Hovey.
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Uckman, Mr. and
'• • norne, Melvin Croan,
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>MtNG:
Mary He»
w ’^ y* Eden Geld, Don
‘ ^all, Stephen Zdepski
P ^inan, C. W. Swann!
jv , ’ ^ra< C. Kennedy,
0 ► Eoy Snyder.
^OING
^Mrs. MikeGustitus,
Andy Zuanich, G. J. Bassler,
Raymond Hovey, Max Holland,
Edwin L. Dixon, Reynold Suti,
Mr. and Mrs. Amund Taylor,
John & Joe Suryan, Howard Al
ger Mary H. Baird.
Town Topics
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Levine
are the parents of a girl, Loretta
Ruth, weight 7 pounds 10 ounces,
born August 12 at the Griffin
Memorial hospital The father is
stationed at Camp Swii t, Texas.
The mother is the former Topsy
Jerling.
Raymond Kelly, of Old Har
bor, and William E. Berry, of
Seattle, are patients at the GM
hospital.
William James Hayter, form
erly of Kodiak, will be married
sometime in November or De
cember to Miss Marietta De
Sollier, of Oakland, California,
it was announced to friends this
week.
Mr. Hayter lived in Kodiak
for 4 years, working for Siems
Drake and subsequently for the
Army. He is now with the ATS
stationed at APO 726.
At a stecial school board
meeting Tuesday evening it was
decided to submit bids on two
quonset huts which may be a
vailable from the Army.
It is planned to use one for
kindergarten and the second for
a typing class.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mitchell,
formerly of this city, are the par
ents of a new daughter, accord
ing to announcements received
from Anchorage this week.
The new arrival weighed 5
pounds 9 ounces, is named Bon
nie Lee, and was born August 3.
Mr. Mitchell was employed at
the base, and Mrs. Mitchell
worked at various places in town
including the hospital, Erskine's
and the Coca-Cola plant.
Commercial type laundry and
dry cleaning machineiy, to be
declared surplus at Fort Greely,
may be examined Wednesday,
Aug. 22. All persons interested
will be met at the MPgate at
1:15 pm. Bids must be made to
the RFC at Fairbanks.
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