note the TIME CHANGE S
Saturday 7:00 pm Sunday Matinee 2:30 ^
Sunday Evening 7:00 pm _p
? they were
C EXPENDABLE
M-G-M’s Heart-Stinging Adventure
The stirring drama of those rugged, romantic PT men!
Starring
Hubert MONTGOMERY John WAYNE
with DONNA REED Jack Holt Ward Bond
A John Ford Production Based on the Book by William L
White Sereen Play by Frank Wead, Comdr U. S. N. (Ret)
Associate Producer Cliff Reid
Directed by John Ford, Captain U. S. N. R.
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Classified Ads
DR RALE—5-room house on
Mission road. Modern, part
ly ■j.furnished. See Rudolph
Sundberg 10-12p
DR SALE—Small modern 3
room furnished house, -with
bath. In town. $3000 cash See
John Thorsteinson, at Mecca
Bar after 6 pm. 10-12tf
DR SALE—Skating equipment,
inch sound equipment & 100
pairs of skates. See A1 Miller,
Victory cafe.
>H SALE— 38 Spc. Revolver
with ammo. Ex. cond ,—150
rounds 45 cal pistol ammo
i!6 Marine Way or Box 292.
ANTED—Property to lease,
or room or hou-e for rent for
man and wife. Write Matt
Mosby, NOB 13, c o Paint
Shop
ELIEF—For rheumatism, ar
thritis, sciatica—use Allenru.
Eert’s Drug Store.
1>M SERVICE— Knudsen’s
WBer 48-hour roll or reprint
service. Try it. The work
manship is the best.
ANTING—Contract only, in
title & outside work. Phone
iavy 644j asij for J F Goff
10-26p
a*endar of Events
lies meeting, 3 pm Sunday ■
arrrott Studio
[ Council meeting
»onday, City Hall, 7:30
ary Club
^sday noon, Victory cafe.
Masonic Club
^sday, 8 pm, at the base
M»ns of Foreign Wars
^tesday, over Men’s store
Crippled Children’s Ass’n
’ars. 8 pno.
°°1 Quonset No. 2.
?®»>ter’s Local 2162, Friday
^ Dm Union hall.
. Weekend Time Change
For MGM’s special produc
tion of “They Were Expendable”
the Lyric announces a special
change in time for Saturday and
Sunday, with one show only each
of the two nights at 7 pm, and
and one matinee on Sunday at
2:30 pm
The story, based on the brilli
ant best seller by William L.
White, is enacted by Robert
Montgomery, John Wayne, Don
na Reed, Jack Holt and Ward
Bond
Shop Open Today
Four models, Nina Smith, (
Nancy Baron, Virginia Cowan
and Charlotte Foreman, will dis
play formats, suits, sport coats,
office dresses and other ladies’
apparel at the opening of “The
Silk Dress”, Norma Hedahl, the
new shop’s owner announced.
The opening is scheduled for
today (Saturday), with showings
at 2, 3, 4 and 5 pm, and refresh
ments will be served. The shop
is located in the former Warren
Taylor office building. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Regular store hours, Mrs Hed
ahl announced, will be as follows:
Saturday, 9 am to 4 pm—Tues
days and Thursdays, 5:30-6 and
7-9 pm.
i
Announce New Dances
As announced on page 11a
new series of dances will be held
at Blinn’s ball every Saturday
night.
They are sponsored by the
musical organization yclept Four
Hits and A Miss, which also will
furnish the mu9ic for Kodiak’s!
daneing feet.
TRY THE MIRROR
Classifieds
“People Are Funny"
Based On Radio Hit
Bright fan, fluff and frolic
breeze into the Orpheuna theatre
Sunday and Monday in Para
mount’s “People Are Funny’’,
starring such headliners as Helen
Walker, Rudy Vallee, Ozzie Nel
son, Philip Reed, Frances Lang
ford and Jack Haley.
As many radio fans know,
‘People Are Funny” is also the'
name ol one of NBC’s most pop
ular air shows, featuring the ver
bal antics of that expert ad-lib
ber, Art Linkletter, who gives
the audience a chance to partici
pate in the merry-making.
The story concerns attempts
of 3 Hollywood characters at
tempting to get the hit radio
show away from Haley, with
Rudy Vallee playing an execu
tive and Ozzie Nelson playing
Rudy Vallee. Phil Reed and Hel
en Walker click as a new roman
tic team.
A melodious musical score was
contributed b37 Duke Ellington,
Jimmv McHugh and Dorothy
Fields and there are 7 dance and
song presentations.
On Tuesday, a special re-show
ing of the Academy Award
sweepstakes winner, “The Lost
Weekend” will be held, to give
those who may have missed this
most talked-about. feature an
opportunity to see the dramatic
hit of the year.
A special council meeting was
held Saturday to confer with Lt.
Col. Henry Massie, provost mar
shal , who requested action by
the city on taxi licenses of 5
drivers that he said had know
ingly allowed liquor to be taken
into the base.
He said the drivers’ base pass
es had been revoked and asked |
that the council revoke 3 of them
and suspend 2 of them for 30
days.
After a discussion of policy
the council suspended the 5 lic
enses until the next regular
council meeting when the matter
will be taken up again. No
charges have been filed against
the men, all of whom were des
cribed as new drivers.
Hospital News
Sandra Lee McDonald, age 6
months, was admitted to the
hospital on Thursday evening
for medical attention.
Erling Stanvik, bookkeeper for
the Chatham Straits Fishing Co.
was a patient for a few days
having a dislocated shoulder
treated. He was flown here by
Navy plane.
Mrs. Tom Gallagher had her
tonsils removed on October 7.
Mrs. Geraldine Sears was ad
mit ted on Wednesday evening,
suffering from a severe cold.
Arthur Deering was admitted
for medical treatment on the
10th.
LAST SHOWING
THIS GUN FOR
TONIGHT
HIRE
-»■ iWlll—W
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:304:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
"***“• JACK HALEY
HELEN WALKER
OZZIE NELSON
RUDY VALLEE
PHILIP REED
VAGABON^aOB GRAHAM
- ART UNKLETTER
PEOPLE ARE FUNNY
RADIO SHOW
_ G“«l Afliu
FRANCES LANGFORD
Pfodu«d by Som Whil.
WED. & THU
TUE. ONLY
- RESHO WING —
LOST
WEEKEND
The Academy Award Winner
RAY MILLAND
JANE WYMAN
It’s all out fun when Judy Can
ova crashes this man’s Army
TRUE TO THE
ARMY
JUDY CANOVA
ALLAN JONES
Ann Miller Jerry Colonna
6:30 & 8-30
FRI. & SAT
PATRICK * KELLY
MICHAEL*h.8 WARNER
GERTRUDE
Mrs Elmer Nelson was the;
honor guest at a baby shower
held Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Howard Fread, hostess, on
Mission road
Guests included RikaSuender,
Betty Ball, Mildred Miller,
Katherine La Follette, Mar Jen
sen. Natalie Simeonoff, Dorothy
Kiiener, Thelma Johnson, Janet
Lee and Betty Ghernoff
The Baptist Women’s Society
held their regular meeting in the
church parsonage Thursday af
ternoon.
Mrs. H. Johnson presided
over the business session in the i
absence of Mrs. P J Watkinson.!
Mrs. Chandler entertained
with a Scriptural reading follow
ed by a skit, Mrs. Democracy.
Mrs. Morris Burnham was
hostess, assisted by Miss Estelle
Marlin
Others present were. Mesdames
N M Chamberlain, S K Alvine,
Glen Chandler.. Fred Miller,Har
old 'MacDonald, Harold Pratt,
Wm. Stone, Wra Steele, and S.
A. Nave.
Marriage license applications
were mace Thursday by the fol
J awing;
Barbara Night; nuise at the
Griffin Memorial hospital, a re
cent arrival from Worcester,
Mas?., and Leo Harrell Cain, U.
S. Navy.
Bonita Jean Nielson, Kodiak,
employe of the Island Fountain,
and John H. Beese, Alaska Com
munications System, of Hunting
ton, West Virginia.
Billy Anderson carried off the
grand prize in the Kodiak Com
munity Community Center’s
monthly bingo evening Thurs
day. Anderson’s award was two
beautiful hand-painted handker
chiefs. About forty people parti
cipated in the evening’s play.
Another bingo session will be
held at the center in November,
All wage increases asked by
the local Culinary Union were
granted this week as operators
signed agreements. Cooks were
upped to S2 hourly for dinner
cooks and SI 75 for fry cooks
from $12 a day, waitresses from
75 cents to $1 an hour and foun
tain girls to SI.50.