Vo!'mteer librarians who will
■rrc at the public library at the
Ghater during the coming week
have been announced as follows
by Marjorie Gunderson, chair
man of the library committee:
Sunday: 3 to 6 pm—
Chester Clark
Monday: 7 to 9 pm—
Gertie Raumaker
Tuesday: 7 to 9 pm—
Margaret Cook
Wednesday: 2 to 4 pm—
Sister Hilary
7 to 9 pm—
Ruth Torgerson
Friday: 7 to 9 pm—
Dorothy Clark
Through with fishing for the
tteaison, Mis. Katie D<*ni#l*on, of
Uganik, visited in Kodiak this
week. She is going to return to
her Oganik home for the winter,
and is going to do some trap
ping, especially for enough land
otter for a eeat for herself.
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Know Your Candidate!
Candidates today are more and more being subjected to
special interests and pressure groups. If the candidate is
more interested in beitig elected than in principles, he often
succumbs to this pressure and allows himself to become
committed to these minority groups.
'I bis is wrong.
Vou, the majority of voters aud citizens of this Division
wh ■> have no special favors to seek and who are against
pressure group government, assert yourselves! Check your
candidate! Vote! And remember this:—Promises are easily
forgotten. A better key to a candidate’s future course of
action is his past record.
VOTE
FOR
GUNNARD M. ENGEBRETH
FOR SENATOR
# 14 years in Alaska
# 7 years teacliing in Alaska
% 5 years business experience in Alaska
# Home and family in Anchorage
Third Division Republican Candidate
Election October 8, 1946
Paid Political Adv.
Elect
HENRY A. BENSON
^rorroeny u o Army,
Stationed at Kodiak)
TERRITORIAL
COMMISSIONER
OF
LABOR
October 8, 1946
Competent -— Progressive — Sincere
(For further information, ?«e Emil Knudoeo
Academy Award
WINNER!
It had to bo BIG to win FIVE Academy Awards
including Ray Milland as Best Actor of
the Year!
THE NOVEL THAT “COULDN'T
BE FILMED...NOW A
DIFFERENT, DARING
UNFORGETTABLE
PICTURE!
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“One of
the ({rrate»t
pictures 1 have ^
ever seen,”
Nyi Louella Fmrtont
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Phillip Terry • Howard tie Silva
l>or in Do* I tug • Frank Fa vlrn
Charles Hrarkrlt
Produced bt Ulai
Dirertrd by Billy Wilder
• A PwdMnnl Pirlarc
SUNDAY-MONDAY
8UNDAY 2:30-4:30-0:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
ORPHEUM
//u&crfTte'.
THE SHOWPIACE OF KODIAK
Tale Of A Drunk
Told On Screen
The picture which walked off
with 6 Academy Awards, includ
ing au Oscar for the acting of
Ray Milland, plays Sunday and
Monday at the Orpheum theatre.
It is the brilliant and during pic
turization of the best-seller nov
el, “liost Weekend”.
Milland plays Don Birnham, a
congenital drunk, whose craving
for the bottle makes him alter
nately pitiable, likeable, despic
able and unprincipled. He wants
to be a writer, but is unsure of
himself, and finds refuge for his
uncertainties in drink He pilfers
money from the maid, tries to
hock his typewriter, attempts to
steal a purse, and finally pawns
his girl's coat to achieve his ends.
Milland, formerly known for
humorous, romantic roles, walks
away with acting honors in one
of the most difficult roles ever to
be brought to the screen.
Furnishing capable foils are
lovely, blonde Jane Wyman, as
his girl, who patiently tries to
help him find himself: and Pbi'ip
Terry, as his brother, a sympa
thetic onlooker helpless before
the insurmountable problem Mil
land’s weakness presents
To those who seek the unusual
in motion pictu es and appreci
ate acting that will hold them
tense, "Lost Weekend” is highly
recommended.
Mni A! Naugliton has gone to
Port Bailey to join her husband
there for the winter. BhrSook
along Joanne GregorofI, 3aughter
of Mrs. Mary GregorofT, to visit
with them.
KODIAK
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
GUARANTEED SERVICE
Call at ISLAND FOUNTAIN
OOPS!
In too much of a hur
ry to get to that good
eatln’ YUM YUMI
What! Chinese foods, Italian
Spaghetti, Mexican Chili, Fresh
Crab, Shrimp, or Chicken Gumbo
Crisp toasted sandwiches of
all kinds, also sent out from ft
'til 3 am. Party orders up to 20,
P D Q steaming hot to your
table.
Remember, it’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
YUM YUM