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ERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS
1st and 3rd Tu«*=days
)ver the Men’s'Store
NOTICE
The city of Kodiak will accept
bids for the freight operation of
the eity dock.
Bids should be submitted in
writing to the city clerk before
September 21. Rental will be
based at $100 month for the
term of the city’s lease on the
dock, the bidder to assume all
liability and carry necessary in
surance.
For further information in
quire at city clerk’s office.
The city reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Ci'y Clerk
City of Kodiak
NOTICE
I have returned from my vac
ation and my beauty shoo will
be re-opened for appointments
beginning next Monday, Sept.
16.
Della Kinports
Proprietor
The Russian church benefit
dance last Thursday netted
$821,95 for the church building
fund, with gross proceeds of
$979.95 and expenses of $158.95.
The Russian Women’s club
wishes to thank everyone for
helping, inc'uding Ken Wade,
and Captain Sutliff for “letting
his boys out at night.”
Bishop Walter J Fitzgerald,
S J., Vicar Apostolic of Alaska,
visited in Krdiak betwren Wed
nesday’s and Friday’s plan s this
wei k
Love Mix-up Enlivens
‘The Stork Club'
“The Stork Club,” a name
synonymous with glamour and
gaiety, is no longer only the
name of the most exclusive night
spot in the world, but also the
name of Paramount’s newest
Betty Hutton starrer, playing at
the Orpheum theatre Sunday and
Monday.
Appearing in support of Miss
Hutton are Barry Fitzgerald,
Don DeFore, Robert Benchley,
Bill Goodwin, Iris Adrian, Mik
hail Rasumny, and Andy Rus
sell, America’s newest singing
find
The story concerns the amaz
ing things that happen to Betty,
a hatcheck girl, after she rescues
from drowning an eccentric
millionaire, played by Barry
Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald, to show his appre
ciation, arranges for a swank
apartment for her, plus gorgeous
clothes and a mink coat.
The plot reaches riotous pro
portions when the millionaire’s
wife gets suspicious, and Betty's
boy friend returns from war and
looks at Betty’s set-up with
raised eyebrows.
How it all works out in the
end makes “The Stork Club”one
of the most delightful comedies
seen in a Iona time
Staving off a last inning rally
that failed when Estill “Buster”
Jones ran too long in one spot
between second and third, the
Kodiak High School Soph-Junior
softball team defeated the com
bined Frosh-Senior outfit by a
score of 13 to 10 yesterday.
Joiips’ 200 pounds was somewhat
of a handicap in base-running.
Tim Chernnff captained the
winners and Billv Anderson was
skipr er or the losers. Bob Ma -
nusen was the winning pitcher.
ORPHEUM
/y/ieJilfce,.
THE SHOW PLACE, OF KODIAK
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
BRIGHTON STRANGLER
•M
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
There'* Mujic —Love or>d lovghter when
Betty goe* low-down Borry goe*
high-hot ond Don
goe* botty over Betty!
with BARRY
FITZGERALD
DON DeFORE
Robert Benchley > 6111 Goodwia
IT1S Adrian • MHinaB-Kasumny • iuuri
_-ANDY RUSSELL
Oir#ft*d bv Hoi Walker • * *aramou«» eic*vr*
TUE. ONLY
— RESHOWING —
SNAFU
Robert, Benchley Vera Vague
Conrad Janis Nanette Parks
WED. & THU.
Doomed to die ... in the
eerie house by the sea
MY NAME IS
Julia Ross
Nina Foch Dame May Whitty
6:30 & 8:30
FRI. & SAT.
SimoneSIMON JamesELLISON Williamd^LTERRY
•"'MINNA GOMBELL CHICK CHANDLER ALAN DINEHART
An interesting exhib t of sou
venirs from India and China are
being displayed in a window of
the Island Fountain. Knives,
purges, and ivory and wood car
vings of exquisite craftsmanship
are included, the property of
Police Chief Belmont McCor
mick.
Mr. McCormick obtained the
items while serving with the
10th Air Force.
Exhibits
Varied
Two scenes of the successful
fiist annual flower show sponsor
ed by the Kodiak Garden Club
are-shown in the accompanying
photographs
Top—A portion of the many
individual flower arrangements
which overflowed the game wing
of the Kodiak Community Cent
er.
Bottom—Strawberries (left),
home canned produce and vege
tables are a sample of the wide
variety of garden products on
display.
(Photos by Tuck Wheeldon)
Hospital Neds
A son, Patrick Gary, waa
born to Mr and Mrs. I.eo W.
Kreiner on Thursday, September
12. The baby weighed four
pounds 14 & one half ounces.
Mrs. Thomas Frost is receiv
ing treatment for a very severe
cold.
Denuis Knagin had his tonsils
removed on Tuesday.
The Grey Nuns of the Sacred
Heart have acquired title to the
property adjoining the hospital
grounds, formerly owned by Mr.
H. Olafson. Alter some repairs
have been made and the house
refurnished, it will probably be
offered foi rent for a time
Mrs. Mary Culbertson carried
eff the grand prize at the Com
munity Center bingo night
Thursday. Her award was two
hand painted handkerchiefs do
nated by Aileen Wade. Forty
five players participated in the
evenings play.