Ul-Star Cast in
Super Action Film
inspired combina
same .
4- of directorial and acting tal
, __1 Casablanca”
. made ‘ Casablanca
It s memorable success has
out another stirring film
Lffsrner Bros, in “Passage to
* ille,” which opens today
tbe Orpheum theatre. With
Llttry of a dangerous voyage
! jp-jken in the name of faith,
flamed by courage an! eon
juded wly by sheer determina
^ ffarner Bros, adds en
title to its long list of cur
boI successes.
ffjih Humphrey Bogart again
fcned is s cast whose roster
hie a roll-ea.ll from "Casa
^’’-Claude Rains, Sydney
jjgftieet, Helmut Dantine
LjPster Lorre to mention but
,few—and with Michele Mor
pi, Philip Dorn and George
Lg added for good measure,
wheel Curtiz directs this new
pdHf with the same vigor and
he used to such good
jdnDtajjS in “Casablanca.
it Matrac fighting French
pulist who has been confined
^Devil’s Island on trumped-up
ateirges Bogart is given another
tee to display those qualities
K\fcire, toughness and cour
Lrwhiefa he has so happily dis
hed m former characteriza
VK.
Tbestc«y concerns a group of
wptd convicts who after
bt struggles are rescued by a
i* only to find that they are
lyeater danger than ever.
Brttiman
IJ (Motiaued from Dace 1)
(^Business houses in Kodiak
jjfedin closing for the services,
taient was in the new cern
% Pallbearers, chosen from
states from Cordova and
H#k and members of his lodge
«*Arthur Holt. John Steffgen,
li Torgerson, R. R. Lundav,
Whittington and R. H.
flbdwick.
He deceased was born in
ta and when he first came
ibis country settled in Minn
where he is said to still
* relatives. He joined the
rash to Alaska in 1898, go
ft! to Dawson. He later en
® mining in the Fairbanks
and at Circle City and
[hihe time of the completion
Copper River & North
's railroad from Cordova
[•Keanecott mines he estab
hotel at Chitina, 131
Re-canditinned
Kodiak shoe
REPAIR shop
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miles from Cordova. He also'
built a hotel at Blackburn, where
a town that was expected to be
built did not materialize.
During the Chisana gold rush
Mr. Breed man operated horse
pack train' to that gold area
Later he operated the Richardson
i ighway and Transportation
company, which ran buses from
Chitina to Fairbanks
In 1931 he purchased the
Windsor hotel in Cordava and
after several years operation sold
it.
In 1940 he came to Kodiak and
started the City Meat Market,
which he sold in March, 1944, to
Loran Whittington, and then
purchased Sally’s Liquor store
from Sally Pearl.
He was a life member of the
Elk’s Lodge, Cordova, and be
sides relatives in the East is
-urvived by a nephew, Clarence
Breedman Kirkland, Wash, and
by a brother, Clarence’s father,
Carl Breedman, Twin Valley.
Minn.
Mi. Breedman told friends
before his death that he had lost
his will but was going to make
another. He also told them that
he had made a verbal arrang
ment with Patrick Lynch, local
transfer operator to sell the
latter his liquor store, and that
he thought he would retire to a
60-acre ranch he purchased re
cently at Silverdale, Wash.
Fined For Parking
Leo Sears was fined $1.50 by
City Magistrate George Slawson
Tuesday for illegal parking in
the alley behind Bert’s drug
store on Monday.
Eight guests were present at
the Rotary luncheon Tuesday.
They were; i.t Col Paul A.
Brom, new commanding officer
of Fort Greely; Capt Roger
Stevenson, ACS; Arthur Larkin,
Red Cross director; Lars Pana
maroff, local youth now on fur
lough; Chaplains Robert S. Mil
ler and William Maekin, Fort
Greely; Franklin Harris, of the
\V._ J. Erskine Company; and
Marshall Crutcher, accountant
and Ketchikan Rotary member.
Father Edgar Gallant, who
has been called to Juneau in
connection with a conference on
the hospital at Skagway recent
ly turned over to the Territory
by the Army, announced yester
day that if an Alaska plane ar
rives today (Saturday) there
will be no Catholic serviees Sun
day.
Alaska Airlines
INCOMING
Katy Danielson, Mr. & Mrs
M. Crutcher.
OUTGOING
Leo Tyler, Maxine Branham,
Jack Hendrickson, Roy N. Cole.
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