IT’S BIG! IT’S WNi "i'S EXCITING!
Your favorite boil ma Darling of the screen!
Wallace Margaret
BESSY O’BRIEN
“BAD BASCOMB”
Marjorie MAIN - J. Carrol NAISH
Frances RAFFERTY - Marshall THOMPSON
.... <An cM-G-M tPiclure ....
For those requesting it DOLL FACE will be reshown Tuesday
THE THEATRE THAT’S FIRST
FOR SALE—Attractive furnish
ed home Inquire Marie Melin,
Red back house behind No.
=111, road. tf
FOR S\I.E—Modern 4-room
furnished house. No 42, Mis
sion road. C ntact C. R. Bar
tholomew, NOB Garage, or
after 5 pm Apartment 38 E. B.
FOR SALE—Como, equipped
business, Chuck & Lill’s (cof
fee shop ivorv & jewelry, pho
to booth.) Also furnished
home with furnace heat. Box
316, Kodiak.
FOR SALE—1911 Ford half ton
piekup 8450. Phone Pickett,
NOB 261. -
TOR SALE—Place your order j
now for Tulip & Narcissus
bulbs Kodiak Florist.
ORDER NOW—Fifth Ave &
Hollywood styles & finest
quality in men’s & women’s
wear is available to you with
aoex'ra cost, plus shipping
charge. Let e do your shop
ping for your personal-individ
calized attention with prompt
& reliable service. A trial wid
convince you Norma Lee, Box
208, Santa Monica, Calif
NOTICE—Will those who are
buying garments on time
from the Silk Dress Shop
please mail their payments to
Norma Hedahl, General Deli
very, Kodiak, Alaska.
BIGGEST—The Biggest bird is
the Ostrich.
The Biggest motion picture
ever made is MGM’s Techni
color Ziegfeld Follies
NOTICE—Because of loss of
records in the flood will the
lady (or her husband) who
took t he beige dress with gold
buttons on approval before
Christinas oblige with pay
ment fot same by mail, stating
Payment is for: “beige dress.”
N He lihl, Silk Dress Shop,
Kodiak, Alaska.
SHOE REPAIR—Nordstrom’s
m Seattle will repair your
sli es quickly & expertly. Bring
them to Knudsen’s Kodiak
Fountain and we’ll do the rest.
FILM SERVICE—Rolls of 120,
6A> developed & printed 55
cents Better—Cheaper—Fast
er Norman Photo Shop.
O'Brien, Beery Co-Star
Teaming of veteran Wallace
Beery and MGM’s youngest
star, Margaret O’Brien, in ‘‘Bad
Bascomb,” opening at the Lyric
Sunday, is the result of o.'t re
peated demand of their fans.
The excitement of the story
starts when Bandit Beery takes
refuge in a Mormon wagon train
and becomes a hero when Indi
ans attack. Comedy is supplied
by Marjorie Main, a determined
Mormon widow who has an eye
for Beery. J. Carroll Naisn Rus
sell Simpson and Sara Haden
are in the stellar cast.
Pacific Northern
(Friday’s plane was cancelled
because of Kodiak weather )
INCOMING:
Martin Fieldstead Col Kun
itz, A L Brown Ra ph Moody,
Harold Gilmore, Mr. & Mrs.
Drews, R Douglas. Mrs Davis,
Mary Featherstone, E W Seiler,
C A Du Rose, Mary Price.
OUTGOING:
M K Kuoitz, C D Innes,
Mrs C D Innes, Cleo PestrikoiT,
A D Hulen, Sam Jones, Mrs L
Heady, Mr. & Mrs. Farrow,
Mrs. Fred Willet, Jan Bayon
chuk H E Kenny, C J Ruch, R
D Mallory, Paul Stover, Ken
neth Helgason.
After a two week hiatus
grade and high school resumed
in tn Kodiak school building on
Tuesday
The school hours have been
extended in an effort to make
up for lost time. .Students take a
45 minute lunch period and get
out of school 15 minutes later, at
3:35
Grade school was dismissed
yesterday but high school con
tinued, although the school is a
gain out of water.
At the hospital, a hose to iue
building froze this week, and the
Navy truca was again pressed in
to service to supoly the building
A steam rig with steam points
operated 4S hours in trying to
to thaw out wooden mains to
the Community Center and hos
pital, but has not succeeded. O
ther aies of town are still with
out water because cf frozen
mains, although the city reser
voir filled up during the rainy
period last week.
More snow fell during the
week, and temperatures dropped
on Thusday to below freez ng,
and then it rained again on
Friday
Have Spelling Bee
A spelling bee, conducted by
Ken Wade, entertained mem
bers of the Rotary club at their
noon luncheon at the Victory
cafe Tuasday. Purpose was to
pick the 5 bestsp Hers for a team
to compete in May with otbei
teams in a city wide spelling
match.
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson was
the contender *o hold out the
longest, by successfully spelling
'caravansary ”
The team will consist of Dr.
Johnson, William Lam me, Mar
cus Mever, Paul Herring and
Dr Eugene Sullivan
Guests at the luncheon were
A L. Brown, devisional deputy
tax collector of the Territorial
[tax department, and Martin
I Fieldstead, deputy collector of
internal revenue.
Mrs. Merrill Co'm returned to
Kodiak Sunday, having ' been
preoeded by her husband. She
extended her visit with relatives
in Kimball, Neb., and stopped
over in Anchoiage.
Jackie Nelson’s Fliers, minus
the services of their captain, who
was unloading the Reef Knot,
retained their undefeated status
as paddlebi d champions of Ko
diak Sunday night when they
defeated the challengers, Buek
ers’ Bombers, in 2 out of 3 hard
fought games at the Community
Center. The Bombers piled up a
G 0 lead in the first game, before
the Fliers got going—with Her
bie Heglin in Captain Nelson's
place. The Fliers finally won the
first game, however, by a score
of 15-12, dropped the second—a
thriller—by a score of 13>15 and
then swarmed over the challen
ger? in the third and deciding
tilt, 15-9 Personnel of the Fliers
was Kay and Ken Wade, Herb
Heglin and Lars Panamaroff.
Bobbie Norton’s Imps out
cla sed Roy Christoffersen’s
Mighty Mice in a Pee-Wee pre
liminary, 11-7 11-4. Captain
Norton’s team-mates were Mar
ie Nelson. Fbelia Brillon and
Butcli Gallagher.
The Norton Imps lost their
lead in the Pee-Wee Paddlebird
League Monday however when
they took an 11-1 trouncing at
the hands cf George Buekers’
Junior Bombers in the final
match of a five team double el
imnation tournament. Captain
Buekers’ team-mates were Sallie
Heitman Hasel Hartman and
Donald Higgins.
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
"Our Hearts Were Growing Up"
S¥NDAY 2:80-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 0:30-8:30 Jj
Robert ALDA Joan LESLIE Alexis SMITH
Charles COBURN Albert BASSERVIAN Julie BISHOP
Al Jolson Oscar Levant Paul Whiteman
Hazel Scott Anne Brown George White
TUE. ONLY
RESHOWING
“O.S.S.”
with Alan Ladd & Geraldine Fitzgerald
WED. & THU. double feature
plus "Arizona Whirlwind”
Hoot Gibson Ken Maynard
FRI. & SAT. 6:30 & 8:30
“ALASKA”
Kent Tavlor - Margaret Lindsay
Dean Jagger - Nils Asther
John Carridine
| Ping pong aces of Kod ak and
NOB will compete for glory at
the Kodiak Community Center
tomorrow (Sunday) when the
February championships are de
cided in six classes.
The men’s singles title is now
open since the last winner, Bud
Owen, has left Kodiak. Favorites
are Bob Buagess of NOB and
Kay Wade Aileen Wade is wo
men’s singles defender while the
junior title is held by Laurence
Andersi n and George Beukera is
the boyo champ Mixed and
men’s doubles play also will be
held if there Mificieut entries
Blay starts at 7 pm
Bill Shuravlof, who has been
stationed in the Army at An*
chorage, is now discharged from
the service and arrived at home
here Monday
Everything Is Rosy Now!
FOUND—Will person who put
lady’s brown gloves in my
overcoat by mistake at March
of Dimes dance please call for,
identify & explain to my wife?
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