Dyer And Dunne
Together Again”
'irst captivating audiences as
iain in “Love Affair” anfl lat
d "When Tomorrow Comes”,
demands of fans have brought
ether again the stellar duo,
ne Dunne and Charles Boyer,
he romantic comedy, appro
itely titled “Together Again”,
ch plays at the Orpheum
urday and Sunday.
Together Again” is a gay
ry about the mayor (Irene
nne) of a small town in Ver
nt, and a sculptor (Boyer)
a the big city.
Vhen lightning strikes a
tue of Irene's dear, departed
iband, she goes to New York
commission a sculptor to fix
Her father-in-law, cranky,
tcbety Charles Coburn, urges
to put aside her civic virtues
1 have a good time for a
inge. She isn’t very enthusias
, but in New York buys a dip
hat, goes to dinner with Bo
•, and ends up in jail—but on
because of mistaken identity,
ihe flees back to Vermont,
; fate plays a strange trick
I the statue starts her on an
er train of adventure,
lesides the two stars, the cast
iudes Mona Freeman, Jerome
irtland, Elizabeth Patterson;
I Charles Dingle.
a ska Steamship
DOMING I
frs. Frances Walker, Mrs.
Gregorioff <fe infant, Mrs. S.l
ste, Mrs. Ruth Torgerson &
ghter.
'rom Port Williams—Andrew
Schwab, Francis Thorne, Ro
1 Thorne.
decent outgoing passengers in
led:
lrs. Suzette Brownell, to Ev
;t, Wash., for medical atten
i; Ralph Ruff, age 2, of Kar
, to Seattle for adoption; Mrs.
irgaier Bogen and Mrs. Paul
Hunt (sisters of Mrs. Frieda
w and Ben Kraft) and their
iren, returning home after
r summer visit; Mrs. Lee
inger, returning to Oswego,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
>ld Siver, to Seattle, where
Siver, who has been with the
way Express for 26 years,
be given a new assignment
jhat company; Mrs. Adeline;
jikenson, who has been visit-1
• with her relatives, Mr. and
. Lawhead; Mrs. Nellie
kers and children, Helen,
mua, Herman, John and
■ ge, to Juneau for a visit
then to their new 5-acre
iatStanwood, Wash.; Her-]|
Felder, to Ketchikan, to1' j
• a hot springs.
thers included Mrs. Zenia
gland, Mrs. Theo Chouinard
hildren, Patsy May Hellen,
ace Lewis, Pat Carter, Jeffer
Gresbam, Hans Kurth, Law
e looker, Mrs. Kittie Briggs, <
• Verona Kuhnley & daugh
Mr. <fe Mrs. Alfred Steers, |
• B*Hy Orme & daughter, «A.
lorence, H. B. Crewson.
rs> Claire Johnson, R. N
■aheim, Mrs. Mary Thor
n> & children Sonja & Stan
Wrs. Annie Wilsgard, Beat
Wilsgard, Sverse Gjemso
Louis Alcantara.
Alaska Airlines
INCOMING
Georgya Wilbur, Mollie Rice,
Priscilla Wood, P. J. Watkinson,
Father Vincent Edge, Mrs. M.
Holmes, Mrs. Grace Stephens,
Grace Hightower, Daniel Buch
anan Sverre Gjems'i, Edward
Higgins, Torston Michaelson,
Robert Mahle, Henry Neseth,
Teddy Nelson, Ivar Peterson,
A If Toigramson, Annie Woods.
OUTGOING
Oscar Grimes, Ruth Main, W.
A. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Del Si
mons, Annie Woods, Cora Hol
den, Mis. E. P. Werner, Wallace
Johnson, Stephen Zdepski, John
Tichy, Pierre Jefferies.
Japan Sues
(continued from page 1)
Bern—The Japanese Minister
Shimishi submitted an “import
ant communication” to the Swiss
political department which said ,
it was destined for the govern
ments of the US & China. At
taches said “you can imagine
what it was.”
Moscow—The Red Army is
more than 100 miles into Man
churia from the northwest, a
Soviet communique said.
Washington—The Whitehouse
disclosed that the US is in com
munication with the Allies on
the Japanese surrender offer.
Secretary Ross made the state
ment at 12:28 PWT shortly after
President Truman conferred
with the cabinet for an hou
(£>)—Removal of the emporer
apparently would be an ultimate
disaster which the Japanese
people are not ready to accept
despite the hopelessness of the
empire’s situation. He holds an
unique position among rulers of
the world. Called “Son of Heav
en”, the masses believe him to
be a living God and say he is the
124th ruler of a dynasty unbrok
en for ages eternal, and descend
ed from Amaterasu, Sun God
dess, and principal deity in the
national Shinto faith.
W. F. “Bill” Lewis, who re
cently returned from the States,
is employed as bartender at
Tony’s Tavern.
GENERAL
REMODELING
and
| CONTRACT
£ CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
A STORES
‘Free Estimates'1
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
BUlf
WAR
BONDS
To Keep 'em j
Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or AU
Admissions
I
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Virginia Van Up#
and F. Hugh Herbert
Produced by
VIRGINIA VAN UPP
Directed by
CHARLES VIDOR
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WED. & THU.
A WARNER BROS. HIT
v/ith
ALAN HALE
FRANK McHUGH
Directed by Raoul Walsh
Original »cr««n Ploy by
Bichord Mocowloy A Jo»ry Wold
A Wornor Bros.-First Nof'l P«c<wro
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FRI. & SAT
6:30-8:30
She's a WELDER by day \
..but WILdER by night!
And the answer to any sol
dier's three day pass.
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