tpe & Hutton In
et's Face It'
0b Hope is given full nlay of |
ulents in the Cole Porter
,cal comedy, "Let’s Face
»bich plays at the Orpheum
gre Sunday and Monday,
with the blonde Betty Hut
js his new helpmate their
ined antics explode into one
,riot of fun.
libough the story involves
tservicemen, of which Hope
je ringleader, the story takes
* outside the army as the
tare hired by three wives
ach their husbands a les
It seems the husbands
lid too much time going
niBg” so the wives decide to
letbem jealous. When we
you the wives are played by
lery Zasu Pitts, nitwit
His Povah and wise cracking
Arden you can see the fun
id; when the wives forget
r original intention in hiring
three soldiers Bob has a time
sis hands
ettv shines in her interpret
fls of Cole Porter’s “Let’s
tit” and “Let's Not Talk
at Love” and Betty and
go to town together on the
her “Who Did? I Did. Yes,
id” to the accompaniment of
Seine ball and trapeze rings,
be cast is hand-picked and
ides, besides the ones al
ly mentioned, Andrew
ibes, Raymond Walburn,
tWillock, Cully Richards,
a Drake, Joe Sawyer, Grace
if and Marjorie Weaver.
rp/us
(continued from Daee 1)
ant to buy a jeep? Now you
i bow to go about it. Only
11 have a better chance on
r things, as jeeps won’t be
(us for a long time,
eatalog from the Recon
tion Finance Corporation,
ngsurplus commodities for
in the States, is available
inspection at the Bank of
Ink.
spital
continued from page 1)
luted Oct 7, 1944, unquote,
iew of expressed desire of
mil, board and bather Gal
L Our agreement to delete
graph mentioned is of course
jeet to whatever action the
foture may take.”
fce answeis arrived Wednes
,and on Thursday and Fri
m inventory was taken at
hospital. Ceitain items, such
»d, are »o be paid for by
ssuming organization, and
*7 so received will be ap
toned among creditors,
ke books of the hosp tal are
c closed and payments by
lie owing to the hospital
lid be made at the city hall.
(Sort will be made to collect
loney possible and strong
to is promised by the board
'obtain all money due the
tital.
ke matter of the hospital
•fercameupat the Cham
«fCommerce meeting Thurs
oight Yesterday a petition
lining 117 names, was sub
in it ted to Lee Bettinger. The
heading on the list read: “We
petition the council and board
of trustees to poll the people of1
Kodiak before transferring the
hospital.”
A special council meeting, to
consider the petition, was called
at 8 pin last night, attended by |
Councilmen Bettinger, Martz,
Nelson, Pierce and Delane and
presided over by Mayor Knud
sen.
In a round table discussion
members concurred that the
presentation of the petition after
the transfer was set negated the
petition’s value Councilman
Bettinger said he regretted that
at this “late time some objected
since the commitments have
I
already been made ”
Councilman Martz said he
felt the council had no dispos
ition in the matter since it had
gone on record three times as
agreeing to participate in what
Juneau thought logical in re
gards to the transfer. Council
man Pierce stated he also felt
such efforts toward a vote came
late.
Councilman Eettinger pointed
out that the arrangement is
temporary and subject to ap
proval by the legislature, and
ocher members agreed with his
suggestion that any objections
should be voiced to the legis
lature.
Following the discussion
Councilman Pierce moved, sec
onded by Councilman Uelane,
that the council sanction the
action previously taken; that
any representation for change
be made to the legislature; aDd
that if any are still dissatisfied
with the decision of the council
steps be taken for removal of
the members. The motion car
ried unanimously
1 The council also voted un
animously that a letter be sent
the Grey Nuns expressing its
confidence in their future oper
ation of the hospital. *
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