Usiiter-'^ack*
rilling Drasna
pTiew report-' «•< ’Counter
ed”, the Uolumbin p>etu>e
ing Paul Muni and feotur
Marguerite Chapman and
y Parks, coni ng to the O
in theatre Sunday aiki Mon
say that it is a powerfully
oktic filming of the mignty
iet of a fighting man’s fury,
sul Muni as Kulkov, a Rus
paratrooper, and Margue -
Jhapman as a guerilla guide,
i-apped along with 8 Ger
3 in the cellar of a factory
d the walls are blown in, and
major portion of the film
ares Muni’s dogged and des
,te struggle to make one of
a confess to being aD officer,
ot especially a war picture,
described as a suspenseful
na of human lelationships,
original Russian drama (Po
ia) was a big success on the
ad way stage.
tthers in the well-rounded
. include Harro Meller, Rom
Bohnen, George Macready,
s Rolf, Rundolph Anders and
Up Va Zandt.
imnngham, England (iP)—A
-headed baby girl born to the
;hsh wife of a former U. S.
iiei died Thursday night after;
>oui9 35 minutes of life.
Tie <n ant was born New
‘r’s Day to Mrs. Jo.-eph Gov
21, whose husband, a former
3 Army private, lives on a
n nwar Eestus, Mo., 30 miles
th of St. Louis
>uke Roth well reports that
“Neah” burned recently m
theustern Alaska.
*1. G Sucrow, OPA represent
le iron) Anchorage, visited
local board this week.
Silr. and Mrs P J Watkinsou
eted many friends at an open
ise held on the afternoon of
w Year’s Day.
Classified Ads
R SALE-320-acre homestead
£ miles of fence will enclose
10,000 acres grazing land) with
»-room house, old sawmill, 2
ootn log cabin, sev. outbuild
ings.
iasboat KayDee, 95 HP Mer
tury 3 to 1 reduction.
25 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
fect.
lt*39 Chev. sedan, extra good
robber.
& only 7-ft. new Simmons fall
ing and bucking saws.
For Sale or Charter—MS Uy ak
Inqu re Harry Howe, Kodiak.
>R SALE—1940 Packard(.llO)
AM new rubber, mech. A-l
cond. Also Admiral console
phono-radio comb. 414 Miss
ion road
)R SALE—Oil range, folding
bed with innerspring ma tress,
radio. J 5
Inquire Finnish Steam Bath
TR SALE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
bouses, workshop, warehouse,
all on 3 lots. See Harry Howe.
ANTED TO BUY—We buy
Guns, Cameras & Sporting
Equipment. H. Pinch Jewelry.
l>R RENT—Small modern l
bedroom home in town. C.[
filan ken burg.
Tbs lCabin Liquor store,
operated by Jordan Fredrickson,
was removed rom its out-of
bout uis status ! week. A disa
gree; 'nt befv he owner and
the . ovost in nil ovei a mat
te’- id nilicy in . ,rd to report
ing no < ’ ; as amicably
se't it,, >wt er joining
oth. • :«iuor d . 1 in agreeing
to re, at sales to civilians sus
pected of selling L- servicemen
A huge-looking 4-ft. candy
cane given by the Island Fount
ain to the one guessing i earest
its cor-eet weight went, to Mrs.
Maxine Poland whose estimate
was two and three-quarter
pounds. It weighed two pounds
13 ounces.
Mrs. Eleanor Dooley, owner ef
the Taylor apartments, left by
plane this week for Santa Bar
bara, Calif., where she was called
by the illness of her sister.
Mrs Warren A. Taylor left by
plane this week for Anchorage to
catch a boat at Seward, on her
way io California te visit her
son, Warren W. ‘'Bill” Taylos
Seaman lc, who has a 20-da.y
leave. Bill is a local high school
graduate
They will meet at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Allen Strelow
in I ong Beach
Sijt. VVilton White, son of Mrs.
Edna Kraft, from Fort Richard
son visited with his family here
ov r Chri-tmas.
The community skating pond
out Brooklyn avenue, construct
ad by the Rotary club, is report
ed in excellent skating condition
at this time.
Questions of liquor control
were discussed recently in a
meeting at the base with Lt. Col.
H. 3. Massie, Marine provost
marshal and Bud Metzgar, Jim
Pierce and Jack Allman, the lat
ter as representatives of a newly
formed association of liquor deal
ers. Mr. Metzgar is president of
the group.
The group was formed to af
ford representation between the
dealers and base officials, especi
ally in regard to liquor control
and service personnel.
Hospital News
Arvid Larsen, civil serviee em
ployee, NOB, was admitted for
medical treatment. De«* 31 f and
was discharged today. He just
arrived from Fairbanks to work
at the Navy base.
Audrey Jean Maxwell, born
December 26 to Mr. and .Vlrs.
Harold Maxwell of Kodiak. Wt.
6 lbs. 12 oz,
Ronald I.ee Triplett, boin to
Mr. and Mrs. Mabern A. Trip
le1 t, December 30
Mrs. Margaret Garner, flown
in from Karluk, Jan. 3 for obser
vation and surgical treatment.
Joseph Charles Darling, born
1:40 am December 25, to Mr.
and Mrs. James Darling. Hus
band is in service at Ft. Benning,
Ga.
Raymond Madsen, 13, tonsil
lectomy Dec. 28.
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VICTORY
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THE SHOWPLACE
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RIGHT
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
ITS GAYffY
GALORE WITH
THE BOYS AT
VIRGINIA
MILITARY
INSTITUTE
Warm* Hit/
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RONALD REAGAN
LANE WYMAN
PRISCILLA LANE
WAYNE MORRIS
Sun. & Mon.
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:3§-8:30
JHE SCREEN’S GREAT TRIUMPH OF SUSPENSE!
Scneti Play by
_ Jobs Howard lawna
I
Adtpisd Iron the BROADWAY STAGE SUCCESS
Directed by ZOLTAN KORDA/'i
LATE NEWS
0 SHORTS
I
TU£. & WED. 6^0 - S:30
'tyealh
ON THE SOUND STAGE
as make-believe becomes
TOM CONWAY
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BARBARA HALE • JEAN BROOKS • RITA CORDAY
Produced by Mavrito Goraghly
Oiroctod by Gordon 9ovglot
•aooo Hoy by GoraW GorogMy
CARTOON
SHORTS
THU. & FRI.
6:35 8:30
Short Subjects
COMING!
COMING! COMING!
, HEDY LAMARR
(GEORGE BRENT* PAUL LUKAS
^xpe\lnve*vfc '“‘feVilovts
ALBERT DEKKER • CARL ESMOND
OLIVE BLAKENEY • MARGARET WYCHERLY
Executive Producer ROBERT FELLOWS
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Produced by WARREN DUFF • Directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR Sane n» by w.rm Duff
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