Last Times Tonight-HOUSE OF HORRORS
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The great stars and director
of “Woman iu the Window”
Walter Wanger presents a
Frits Lang production
Edward G. Robinson
Joan Bennett
in
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SCARLET STREET
with DAN DURYEA
Reshow-Tuas. Only-HANGOVER SQUARE
LAIRD CREGAR’S last show, plus LINDA DARNELL
LYRIC The Theatre That's First.
Classifieds
FOR RAT E—Attractive furnish
ed home inquire Marie Mel in,
Red Brick hou-e behind No.
414, Mission road. tf
FOR^ SALE—Two cabins on
Mission Road loca ed on 50 by
50 lot. partly fum & equipped
witkoii burners & electricity.
Good spring water on pror»er
ty. Price $700 cash, or $7oO
terms—$250 cash & $50
monthly en balance. Inquire
Alaskan Laundry, Base road.
NYLONS—Now at the Silk
Dress Shop. No limit, post
OPA prices.
Also new shipment of suits &
dresses.
Ll)8T—Anyone knowing the
wheieabouts of or seeing a
Kerry Blue Terrier (blue-black
with white chiu whiskers and
answe s to the name of Smok
ey) picked up on the base
load Tuesday morning, please
notify Rookev Mil er at the
Victory cafe or Patrick Lynch
Co.
WANTED—Can take eare of
pre school child for working
mother, Aileen Wade, Com
munity Center.
LOCK & KEY SERVICE —
Locks installed, repaired and
keys made for cars or homes.
Safes serviced. Leave orders at
Wodlinger's Drug Store. l-25p
1 FILM SERVICE—llolle of 120
620 developed & printed, 55
cents. Belter. Cheaper. Faster.
Norman Ph >to Shop.
Sale ol a portion of Lot 17A of
Block 1 has been sold by A. L.
and liazsl Nixon to Rasmus IL
dah).
Allen lieitman, who has been
working a the Orpheum, left
an the Lakina for Seattle, where
he may ship out on a boat.
5.5. Lakina
OUTGOING
To Ketchikan: Mrs. Ruth du
Bos
To Seattle:
James Van Aiken, John Flah
erty Mia. Lyna Getty, Allen
He.tman, Kenneth Berg, Mr &
Mrs. Arthur Levine, Mr. & Mrs.
i Josenh and Joyce Smith, Ray
mond Krautter, Robert Van
Beeck, Bill Virgdio, Mi. & Mrs.
W. Marsh
Pacific Northern
OUTGOING:
Mrs. M. A. Culbertson, Mr. &
Mrs. Arthur and Nan Holt,
Doris Dye, A. O. Torvanger,
Doris Parish, James Pray, Ed
ward Day, Mrs Chas. Johnson,
Edmond Compton, Emil Knud
sen, Jerry Jones, Mary Hervin.
Mr. & Mrs A. M. Triplett, Mrs.
Day & Claudia, Chester Mun
son. F. T. Giles, Ed Coester,
Paul Seleen
INCOMING:
Paul Seleen, Mrs Norman
Fjeldheim, Gus Strom, Osky
I Weeda, I. Ziegman.
Welkin Rings
Fo»-ty-tbree persons enjoyed
the first semi monthly Commun
ity Sing program at the Com
munity Center Wednesday under
the leadership of James Bennett
with Miss Beverly Gunnison at
the piano. An impromptu piano
conceit by Mrs. Kitt'e Briggs
also was greatly enjoyed by
those present.
Next, sing session will be held
on Wednesday evening, Jan 22
at 8:30 pm. Mr. Bennett again
will lead and Miss Mildred Keck
will play. All residents of Kodi
ak and vicinity are cordially in
vited
The regular meeting of the
t\.oaiaa Garden club was held
Wednesday evening Jan. 8, at
the home of Dorothy Clark.
Aside from the regular routine of
business plans were discussed for
the yearly get-to-geih^r party to
be held Saturday, Feb 8. at
Alice Given’s where husbands of
the members will be entertained.
Story Audacious
“Scarlet Street,” heralded as
the most explosive cinema melo
drama to emerge from Hollywood
in recent, season, plays at the
Lyrie theatre Sunday and Mon
day.
The atory, wh>ch deals with a
man’s uncontrolled infatuation
and its tragic consequence, stars
Edward G. Robinson and Joan
Bennett with Dan Duryea fea
tured
Other players include Jess
I Barker, Margaret Lindsay and
| Samuel Hinds.
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Library Warm
Arrival of several hundred
automatic catalog cards has
speeded up the task of catalogu
ing the more than 6000 books in
the Kodiak Community Library,
it was announced by Mrs. Mar
jorie Gunderson, library chair
man, this week. The cataloguing
is being handled under the sup
ervision of Sister Hilary
The new stove in the library
is now wording and the reading
quarters are comfortab e and at
tractive. The fine collection of
b>oks probably gives Kodiak
o' e of the fines' small-city lib
raries in existence, according to
visitors
The I b^ary staffed by a splen
did Vo'unteer crew of Kodiak
women, is open Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday even
ings and Wednesday and Sun
day afternoons. Any resident of
Kodiak or vicinity is eligible to
take out a library card. The fee
is $1 per year.
Soon to be added to the ref
erence works at the library is a
complete 1947 edition of the
Encyclopedia Americana, order
ed by the board of directors last
week.
t The library quarters are locat
ed in the Community Genler.
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Opening Tonight
The grand opening of the new
Vh'V Club, formerly the Club
Montma'tre, will be held to
night, with good music and fun I
promised for members and their)
guests
Dorian Coogan, club steward,
announced a membership drive
is now underway, and all eligible
veterans are invited to join.
The Baptist Women’s Society
met at the home ot Mrs. S A.
Nave on Thursday afternoon,
Jan. 10 Mrs P J Watkinson
presided over the business meet
mg.
Mrs. A. H. Johnson led the
devotional service, titled, ‘‘Teach
Me Thy Way”. Mrs. Watkinson
read a very interesting account
of life iu India.
After adjournmem Mrs Nave
served delicious refreshments to
! tln)<e already mentioned, also to
i Mesdames Git n Chandler, N. M.
Chambeilain, Motris Burnham,
Pete Magnusen, Win. Steele and
Fred Miller.
The paddlebird tournament
scheduled for Monday n'ght has
been postponed until Monday
Jan. 20
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
“OUT Of TOE DEPTHS”
Our
Next
Showings
WILL DEPEND ON THE
EXPECTED ARRIVAL
of
Film due via
Air Shipment
&
Parcel Post
STRICTLY BUSINESS
by McFeaftert
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MR POTTLEBy
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“I’ll be late for that appointment. J. B—J'nri tied up
with a new project ’’