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COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Borgjj's Intrigues
At Orpheum
1 In a lavish production said
! to be one of the greatest
i spectacles ever to reach the
j screen, Prince of Foxes, star
| ring Tyrone Power, Orson
; Wells and Wanda Hendrix and
coming to the Orpheum to
morrow and Monday, paints
i an action-packed picture of
1 Cesare Borgia’s intrigues in
an exciting historical drama.
The production was made in
its entirety in Italy and is set
against a panomora of breath
i taking settings that include
| centuries old castles and for
! tresses, priceless art master |
pieces and vast plains th ij
j have not changed since the
! Renaissance period in which
the story is based.
The film tells the story of
Borgia’s many intrigues in
fifteenth century Italy, where
> he aspired to the dictatorship
! of a whole nation.
I Many English and Con
i tinental actors appear in the
.movie, including Felix Ayl
mer, Eugene Decker, Marina
' Berti, Everett Sloan, and Ka
I tina Paxinou.
Fire Alarm Sounds
| A small fire from a stove in
1 the B and 0 plumbing shop
j back of Bert’s Drug Store re
sulted in the whistle of the
■ fiie siren at 3:05 pm Sunday.
The trucks did not leave the
! fire hall across the street. The
1 blaze was put out with foa
I mite and C02. Barney Corga
telli is owner of the shop.
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Sisidied By Court
San Francisco (*P)—Judges,
of the Ninth U. S. Circuit.
Court of Appeals became in-.
terested this week in whether
Alaskan’s property tax might;
be “constitutional but is being
unconstitutionally adminis
tered.” j
They expressed interest
while hearing an appeal from
a District Court decision hold- j
ing the act invalid. The appel-!
ate court took the appeal!
under advisement.
The tax, adopted by the
territorial legislature in 1949,
would levy h o i perc t taxj
on Alaska property. j
Judge William E. Orr asked
Attorney General J. Gerald
Williams of Alaska if it was!
not possible that the tax itself
is constitutional but is being
unconstitutionally adminis
tered.
Williams agreed.
He contended the tax was j
uniform throughtout the terri- (
tory. He said the legislature j
had a right, by classification, i
to arrange for different I
methods of taxation for dif
ferent segments of the terri
tory.
Mrs. Marjorie Cowan is now
employed at the post office, re
plcaing Edward Naughton
who left Monday to be in
ducted into the army. Mrs. 1
Cowan is the wife of a Coast- j
guardsman on the Sedge.
ui. ij. ?ryer of Nelson Is
land, near Ouzinkie, was a
visitor in town early this
week.
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NOTICE!
WANTED — 100 Kodiak resi
dents to volunteer to pro
vide housing for 1 or more
couples who will be1 attend
ing the Territorial Elks
Convention in Kodiak April
18th to 24th. If you have a
spare room or a spare bed
call Martin Jensen, 2172, or
Vic Ellis, 2233.
KNUDSEN’S
Last week we made some poor ice cream and if you bought some of it and were
disappointed, drop in and let us duplicate your purchase at our expense. This was
caused by the wonderful Steamship Service we enjoy. Our Horluck mix traveled half
way around the world before arriving here.
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