Robinson, Ford
dud Chapman
h “Destroyer”
i[ has been said that the true
0[ the sea feels toward his
jjL toward the woman he
land marries. You take her
^better or worse, and you
(l walk out on her when the
^ gets rough. This is the
^ around which Columbia’s
>stroyer”, which plays to
^w, Sunday only, at the
,bfum, is built.
jjvaDce reports indicate that
istbe unusual adventure story
American fighting men aboard
junk of tin with a heart”,
Edward G. Robinson in
iroleof a Chief Boatswain’s
w ffbo becomes fanatically
loted to his ship. Marguerite
upman, Glenn Ford, and Ed
^chanan are featured in
porting roles.
flu star portrays Boley. an
j^'svy man who works as a
yeronthe John Paul Jones,
ktroyer that is being built
replace a gallant ship that
(down fighting. Boley bad
gChief Boatswain’s Mate on
old Jonesy, and he works on
new one with the dream of
cog her the magnificent ship
predecessor was. The idea so |
shim that he annoys all the
trmen working with him.
le story appears to take an j
ling turn when the Jones ac
is herself nobly in a tough j
•Je with Jap subs and planes, I
iBoley retires in favor of the j
nger men, happy in thought, j j
ever, that he had given the :
ijohn Paul Jones the soul of j
dd one
lit marriage of Miss Thelma
iSen, daughter of Mr. and
Charles Madsen of this
StoCapt Leon H. Johnson,
.Army, will be held in about
iweeksin El Paso, Texas,
arding to word received here
<week. Capt. Johnson was'
jsferred to Texas after being
toned here for 2 years, where
young couple met. Miss
tan was recently employed
Portland, but is now in El
»awaiting Capt Johnson’s j
iough when the ceremony will
informed. |
COiaiN’ & GOIN’
Uasfca Airlines
etgoing
'emHilliker, Roy Paddock, i
i-E. Bell, Dwain Limprecfit,!
f and Mrs. Tommy Jones, I
' and Mrs. Wm. Schultz,
h Pearl, Jim Pierce.
Doming
A-G. Hill, Roy Paddock, J.
takins, Estelle Howard, Lee;
•i®. R. A. Ferris, Chauncey
^ Carl Brier.
iaska Steamship
ETGOING
^ Dee Anderson, Mr. and
^ Louis Trochin, Mr. and
Robert Jillson, Whitney
'oaidson, Howard Keeler,
Jessie Scott, Alfred de
John Holler, Keal Lar
va Pollei and child.
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and
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