nnt, Garfield In
ftheum Film Hit
stssti nation Tokyo,” a pic
jabat should make us want
e;e a personal trip to Japan
. torow our own bombs, will
sctoday and Sunday at the
iudum theatre.
e new waruei uivo.
i stars Cary Grant and
, Garfield, is the story of an
icican submarine, the U. S.
>ppperfin, operating against
, o, and of her men aboard
The film features Dan?
i, Robert Hutton and
ieier Anderson,
inring production, the set of
icioation Tokyo” was closed
rfrht as a conning tower a
any and all visitors and
nrwhat prodigies Mr. Grant,
mmmander of the "Copper
performed in his underseas
could not be revealed until
Navy said it was all right to
rase the picture. The chief
sieof "Destination Tokyo”
te part played by the "Cop
en” in sending aircraft based
ebeis winging their way to
Vs home town,
nr this reason Cary Grant,
n Garfield, John Ridgely and
• r members of the cast were
i >t constant surveillance. The
i it was as secret as a military
age.
?cause of the unusual length
nis thrilling film it will be
ira as follows: Saturday 6:30
': 10 — Sunday, 3 shows only
, :30, 5:10 & last show at 7:50.
Irs. Wilma Williams, from
in, is now employed at the
bliquor store, replacing Jean
:y, who is on a vacation.
!
Legal Notice
THE PROBATE COURT
r0R THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISON
KODIAK PRECINCT
AT KODIAK
be Matter of the Estate
of
L DANIELSON. Deceased.
In Probate - No. 240
lotice Of Final Hearing
x uiv-i
that Katie Danielson, Exe-'
'ix of the Estate of H. S.
iieison deceased, has filed
■in her final account and peti
1 for distribution of the said
te, and that Tuesday, March
945, at the hour of 2 P. m.,
iy office, in the City of Kod -
Territory of Alaska, has!
J set for the settlement of
said account and the hearing
he petition for distribution,
all persons interested in the
ite are noiified then and
e to appear and show cause,
t>y they have, why the said
>unt should not be settled
allowed and distribution of
said estate should not there
o be immediately made to
persons entitled thereto
*Mifc further notice of pro
fngs.
'ATED at Kodiak, Alaska,
26th day of December, 1944.
Chas. C Naughton
Dited States Commissioner
>d Ex-Officio Probate Judge
Engaged
The engagement of Janet
Naughton, daughter of 1). S.
Commissioner and Mrs. C. C.
Naughton, to Morris L. Lee, 1
RM 2-c, stationed at the local
base, has keen announced to
friends. The wedding date has
not yet been set.
S.S. Cordova
1NC3MING
Wm. Katelnikoff.
OUTGOING
Louella Sperns, Mrs. Frank
Irick & daughter, J. A. Walton,
Leo W. Burton, James S. Ce
lino, Rudolph Choquette, Wal
lace Hall, Mary Ann McGinley,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson.
To Ketchikan: Ted Nelson.
5.5. Yukon
:ncoming
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Negrette.
OUTGOING
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bones, Mr.
ind Mis, Henry Freymueller
ind son, Miss Nola Fure, Mike
Putselas, Mrs. Mary CooDer,
Walter Metrokin, Mrs. Louise
'’haffee, Mrs. Alice Spanovic
ind daughters Judy and Lenore,
Harry Howe, Mrs. Katherine
Mevers, Mrs. Mary Frost Koen
g, Mrs. Vera Stichler, Mrs.
Sorrine Petrich and sons Alvin,
Sed and Noel, Mrs. Katherine
Massey and baby Donald, E. A.
Roberts.
A new floor in the pressroom,
that required the moving of all
printing equipment, wa3 in
stalled at the Kodiak Mirror
shop last week. The work was
done by John Steffgen and John
Stenlund.
The special Christmas offering
taken at the Sunday Christmas
Eve services amounted to $127,
Rev. Gregory S. Morony report
ed this week. That amount is
being turned over to Public
Health Nurse Marion Curtis for
use in her work in this commun
ity.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Erbes
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Wilson were New Year’s
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Root.
Couple Mamed
Christmas eve saw the mar
riage of Mrs. Louise Osborn, nee
Tregoroff, to James Durham, U •
3. Navy, at the residence of U'
S. Commissioner C. C. Naugh
ton, who performed the cere
mony.
Witnesses for the couple were
Janet Naughton and Morris Lee
The day before New Year’s
the following sign appeared on
the door of a local store: “Closed
Sunday and Thanksgiving”.
Having always advocated an
extension of the spirit of Christ
mas throughout the year we can
say nothing about this stretch
ing of Thanksgiving into 1945.
Especially after determining
that it was an honest mistake.
I
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
!
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or AM
Admissions
i
Sat. - Sun.
.ith DANE CLARK - ROBERT HUTTON - WARNER ANDERSON
JOHN RIDGELY • ALAN HALE • WILLIAM PRINCE • Directed by DELMER DAVES
• Play W Dalmar Davas and Albart Haiti • From aa Original Story by Stava Fishar • Music by Frani Waxman
News & Color Cartoon
Sat. 6:30 9 :lu
SUN.: 2:30-5:10-7:50
' Murder lures
the Falcon to a
school of kiss
able cuties and
v. his strangest /
\ crime hunt!/
and JEAN BROOKS* RITA
CORDAY * AMEIJTA WARD
ISABELJEWELL-GEORGEGiyOT
Directed by WILLIAM CLEMENS
Produced by MAURICE GERAGHTY-- — . , w „
Ploy by Ard.l Wray and Garold Geraghtv • Original .lory by Ardel Wray . Bat*
nay ay ' ehoraettf creoted by Michael Arlen.
I
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Time
Wonderful new
WARNER BROS, hit!
VICTOR FRANCEN
Original Screen Play by Ellis St. Joseph and Howard Koch
.'NANCY COLEMANMARY BOLAND
Directed by
VINCENT SHERMAN
Music by Franz Waxman
FRI. & SAT.
fi:30 & 8:30
X laugh for every one of
their 30,000,000 radio fans
»,*n'
whenLum*
out the.t
JACK WILLIAM VOTION
Production
Produc®d by BEN HERSH. Dir®cl*d bv MAICOIM ST. ClAJ*
Original Scr«®n Ploy by Micha#l l. Slmmam and Ror>»®f\|ogtrf