Anniversary
^ At Orpheum
rieth Century-Fox,
in the production and
tion of motion pictures
H5j this year celebrates
i Anniversary. In this
;ion it is the desire of
apany to bring to the
if every theatre through
United States andl Can
east one of their pic
jring the month of April,
cooperation with the
of Twentieth Century
Orpheum theatre pre
30th Anniversary pro
mposed entirely of Fox
feature, “Take It or
It”, is a unique and
hly enjoyable musical
nment Based on the
tiz program of the same
ouducted by Phil Baker,
rs in this picture, the
volves around a youth
r who attends one of
programs and is queried
ubject of “Scenes from
Picture Hits of the
Pith the question out
musical comedy scenes
standing hits are flash
the screen. Many of
of yesterday, as well
it day stars, appear in
nes The story has been
d in so amusing* fashion
keeps one laughing
iut the picture and the
• further enjoys the quiz
he finds himself trying
r the different queries,
cb of Time, a travel
and a color cartoon
t this program, which
iresented Sunday and
April 29 and 30
jplication
tinued from Dace 1)
i in the townsite trustee
ires that only restricted
issued to natives of
mixed blood. Under
nition persons having
ve blood whatever is
d native under this
• statute-’’
Ita went on to explain
claim deeds, even if
from non-natives by
lad not the slightest
his requirement. The
)tion, he said, would
hase by a native that
traced to a patent
the United States. All
a ten ted land can he
lid, “only by coutinu
id occupancy.”
mderstood that deeds
under applications
aced (as non-natives
a restricted deed or
taining a non-restricted
subject to cancellation,
lity would not be
a non-restricted ap
rere made in the name
ative member of the
the property were in
Natives who do not
iricted deed could take
, after receiving the
deed as provided by
srnedy the situation,
s restricted deed they
and office permission
w property to a non
native, who could obtain an un
restricted deed, and then the
native could ‘ buy” the property
hack and receive a warranty
deed as desired It is believed
there is no legal objection to
making such a transaction
through a non-native member of
the family or friend only for the
purpose of changing the status
of the deed.
W. F. Meek, land office field
examiner who is in Kodiak in
connection with the applications,
expects to leave Sunday.
COMIN’ & GOIN’
Alaska Steamship
OUTGOING
Wm. Glass, Elsie May Sorkie
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Krolick, Sam
Koutavas, Mrs. Helen Koutavas,
Wanda News, Mrs. Valentine
Laurel and John Edward Laurel.
Mrs. Opal Marie Harris.
INCOMING
Florence M. Bertram, Albert
Coel, Minnie Davis & Sandra
Davis, Idellar V. Draper, Julia
G Hanley, Madeline Harris &
Georgine and Rosalie Harris, Alf
Madsen, Ray Martin, Anna M.
Minten, Carl Pajoman, Fred
Solberg, A. L. Thompson, Doro
thy E, Watson, Winifred Wood
ward. \
Wes Rhoades.
Alaska Airlines
OUTGOING
Auna Minten, IJeUar Draper,
Jack King, Mrs. Neal Day & in
fant, Mrs Florence Coday.
Stanley Levine •..
Leo Tyler, Pearl Rold.
INCOMING
Harry DeLand, Jack T. King.'
Earl Komm & child.
Jame3 Pierce, Martha Kost
rometinoff.
NOTICE
Until further notice the Beach
combers will be closed every
Monday.
The Beachcombers
Harold Pratt went to Homer
on the Kasilof and took along a
tractor for his homestead there.
Bill Wright ha? announced the
closing of the Smoke Shop as of
last Friday, a business he was
associated in with Robert High
tower. It was located in the
former Dell Cafe buildiDg.
William Ferreira reported
Monday at Fort Richardson,
Anchorage, for induction into
the army. A former resident of
Kodiak, where he was employed
in the radio department of
Pajoman’s, and of Alitak, he
has been at the Eklutna voca
tional school as boy’s adviser.
Allen Abston, age 9 months,
was admitted to the hospital
this week for medical treatment.
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep 'em
Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or All
Admissions
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Henry’s taken ,
care of babes |
before...
but never one
like
m
Sun* & Mon*
A TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
Congratulations to Fox
on past achievements.
Best Wishes for the Future
EDWARD RYAN • MARJORIE MASSOW • STANLEY PRAGER
also
MARCH OF TIME
TRAVELOGUE
COLOR CARTOON
SUN.-2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30
MON.-7:80
TUE. & WED.
7:30
«-COVER KILLER?
Beauty conceals cold-blooded 1
murder... with three lovely
suspects In The Falcon’s top 9 "
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Produced by
a«* BARBARA HALE • DON
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^ MA”^”lll*rllltTY DOUGLAS• CAROLE 6ALLA6HER• JOAN BARCLAY
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^■WIUUM CLEMEMS CLIFF CLARK • ED 6ARGAN • MINOR WATSON
With Added Attractions
Musical Movieland
20 minutes of musical
Entertainment in Technicolor
Say Uncle
20 minutes of Fun
with Leon Errol
Island X
Marines in South Pacific
THU. & FRI.
7:30
Beautiful Girl Snipers-Nazis War on Women -
Suicide Squad Against the Tanks—A Train
Blown Up-Battle In The Wilderness-DOZENS
OF DOUBLED-THRILLED EXCITEMENTSI
C*«ta4 by JACOU» IWWEU* • mmd Writl«i fix *» Scrt»n by Co«*y Sobinion
Also Clhcse Short-Subjects
Flicker Flashbacks Unusual Occupations
The Stars of Yesterday in Technicolor
Color Cartoon
COMING! COMING!
"Star Spangled Rhythm”
The Musical Cinedy with Everything & Everybody