- Trio Offers
* Drama
»nce and mystery are
|y blended in-. RKO's
j; new film, “Experiment
a”, showing at the Orphe
• atre today and Sunday,
story, which star3 Hedy
r, Georg^ Brent and Paul
concerns the plight of a
’ul girl married to a weal
ilanthropist of finereputa
ho is really a psycopathic
When a man dies mysteri
GJeorge Brent, as the doc
comes interested, and in
vestiaation falls in love
[edy. The murderer plots
troy the doctor and is soon
ed to include his terrified
i his plans.
lete with thrills from the
fehe picture ends in an ex
climax.
ding the supporting cast
bert Dekker, Carl Esmond
fargaret Wycherly.
Notice
Central Labor Council,
lue consideration of the
cations of the candidates
coming Special Election
i. 29, 1946, have chosen
.ndidat.e for each position
3 Central Labor Council’s
idorsement.
Central Labor Council ur
local citizens to vote in
recial Election and ro give
t consideration to the fol
; endorsed Candida1 es:
the Senate
gt.) Steve McCut
eon
the House
:>bert (Bud) War
n
Signed,
C Blankenburg,
Secretary
Ceutral Labor Council
■ social hall of the Com
y Baptist church was the
t for the first meeting of
omen’s Society in the new
:r a brief business session
ed over by Mrs. John
r, a short devotional peri
ls conducted by Rev.John
r. Hev. G. S. Morony ad
d the group on the topic
berhood in our Commun
. (Carrie Mitchell washost
r the afternoon. Othe s
t were: Mesdames A
Johnson, G. S. Morony,
fordan, Glen Chandler,Wil
tcele, Bessie Wallin, Hed
dnson, and S. K. Alvine.
ers recorded at the U. S.
fissioner’s office this week
ed that $30,000 was in
J in the transaction by
Mrs. L. F. Nachtweih
tsed Mr. Nachtweih’s in
m the Kodiak Varie y
uded in the transaction,
unannounced sum, were 6
* of income property, listed
iws: Petrie house, duplex
Ssion rd., the Evans Brady
ergstrom houses in the
addition, and Gardiner
in Paul’s addition.
(tfouUMued from page 1)
The rules provide that any
;roup using the hall must make
irrangement before with the dir
jctor and must abide by all reg
ulations. No group, othei than
the center, shall be given the use
of the building and facilities for
making money No alcoholics
will be allowed on the premises
nor pe1 sons under the influence
of alcohol, and the director has
the authority to exclude any per
son who would be apt to militate
aga'nst the objects of the center.
The expenses of the center will
be paid by tne community as a
whole through an Annual Com
munity Center Drive, and the
dates of the first drive are set for
the last week of this month and
the first week in February.
it l* estimated abaut *ouuu
will be needed for annual opera
tion and that sura is set for the
goal in the coming campaign.
Every business house will be con
tacted fora pledge and donation
and it is expected most will de
cide on an amount as their an
nual contribution to the fund
drive, as is dine in community
chest programs in many other
localities.
In this drive a complete can
vas will be made of all the homes
in the city also.
Members.of the board are en
thusiastic in plans for the fund
campaign, pointing out that Ko
diak, which lacks so many ad
vantages for chddren and adults
m the way of cultural and amuse
ment advantages, now has an
opportunity for one of the beet
assets am community could wish
for in the new cente'
The building, owned by the
American Legion, provides an
ideal set-up for the many plans
being made for its use. Enlarged
nnd improved during its occu
pancy in war time by the Amer
ican Red Cross, it has a large
serving kitchen, library room,
dance floor and hall and living
quarters. The American Red
Cross has notified the new Com
munity Center board that ap
proximately $2000 worth of furn
ishings, including the most mod
ern chairs, davenports and other
equipment, will be replaced in
the hall and giyen to the body
for the community’s use.
The Red Cross library books
are included in the gift, and ad
ditions1 books from the Army at
Anchorage are on their way here
at this time
Following next week’s meeting
of the hoard additional p ans-for-:/ *
the Kodiak Community Center
Fund drive will be given. V
There will be a regular meet
ing of the city council next Mon
day evening at the city hall, be
ginning at 7:30 pm. Interested
parties are always welcome to ac
; tend.
Edua Beaner, who left here re
cently headed for her home in
Joplin Mo., returned here by
plane this week and said that
ahe had gotten only as far as Ju
neau.
BU\
VICTORY
BONDS
for
Peace
THE SHOWPLA^
vVE
RESERVE
THE
E<IGHT
To Refuse
Any &r A'l
Admissions
Sat. & Sun.
SAT.—6:30-8:30 SUN —2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30
HEDY LAMARR
GEORGE BRENT-PAUL LUKAS
^Pexiio^s
ALBERT DEKKER . CARL ESMOND
OLIVE BLAKENEY • MARGARET WYCHERLY
Executive Producer ROBERT FELLOWS
GX-O
Produced by WARREN DUFF . Directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR Scretn Play by Warrtu Boll
CARTOON SHORTS
MON. & TJE. 0:30 & 8 30
Ronald Colman
in
FRANK LLOYD’S
"IF I WERE KING"
with BASIL RATHBONE FRANCIS DEL
ELLEN DREW
A RE-ISSUE
WED. & THU. 6 30 4 8 30
I
® PLUS A SECOND FEATURE ®
FRl. & SAT. 830
Tha strangest love
drama ever lived by
a woman .. . and the
strangest man a
woman ever lovedl
with NILS ASTHER • HELEN WALKER
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Short Subjects
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PAUL mum MERLE OBERON
COMING A SONG TO REMEMBER COMING
IN TECHNIC )LOR
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