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FLIGHTS
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DAYS
SUN.
MON.
THE THEATRE THAT’S FIRST
WALTEU W \ NGER presents
Night m Paradise
\ NOTICE
here will be an April Fool’s
\* Saturday, March 29,
*VFW Club
‘ud—Door Prizes—And Or
In
nme early any night for our
sal Sreak and Chicken Din
VFW Club
Directory
i^DIAK MXSONIC CLUB
'tings 1st & 3rd Tues. - 8 pm
Base Chapel
f Civilian Hill, NOB
i!_
FOR SALE—Attractive furnish
ed home. Inquire Marie Melin,
Red brick house behind No.
414, Mission road. tf
FOR SALE—Homer Cafe. Only
cafe in town. Owner must
leave due to illness. Doing a
good business. Write Homer,
Alaska. 4-5-c
„ KODIAK
yJTRAL LABOR COUNC11
meets the 1st Sundav
J each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen's Union Hall
°^lea Robinson, President
«tuart Nuokols, Secretary
Sr:
^arpenters Local No. 2162
ete on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
of each Month at 7:3Q p.m.
» Union Hall,
FOR SALE—Apartment furni
ture including small electric
range & Singer drop head sew
ing machine Moving to the
base about April 1. Mabel
Miller’s Tailoring fhop up
stairs next to Polar Beat.
AMSTERS,CHAUFFEURS,
;lREHOUSEMEN & HELP
ERS Union, Local No. 5&0
tetings 2nd Monday 11 am
* Monday 8 pm Union Hall
l). S. Signal Corps.
*- Hours of Business —
DAILY8 am to 5 pm
?UBday8 & Holidays—
m to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
ergency wires only may be
ed during closed hours of
If receiving office.
J| MERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
v 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
eTEl7ANS_’OF FJRElG’5C
WARS
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
at the VFW Club
fcULIN ARY UNION 874
Meetings:
bad Friday 2:45
Itb Friday 7:30
at the Union Hall
FOR SALE—33 ft Sport Cruiser
“Sea Prince’’ Also 15 ft. runa
bout with 22 HP Johnson mo
tor. See “Cap” Johnson, Box
205, Kodiak. 4—12
F©R LEASE—Town Club Bar.
Good inventcry Modern
apartment. Box 156, Kodiak.
Kodachrome scenes of Kodiak
were shown at the Rotary lunch
eon Tuesday by Marcus Meyer
and Frank Beals.
FOR RENT—Desirable office
space in center of town; living
quarters included. Write Box
158. tf
FOR SALE—New 1947 World
Almanacs now at KnudsenV
also Frozen Strawberries, rasp
beriies & peaches!
IT’s SPRING—And we liavei
Strawberry Shortcakes! (65
cents) luscious fiesh frozen
beriies heaped on fresh sponge
cake, topped with rich freshly
frozen ice cream. Have one
today! The Island Fountain.
MARSHALL
CRUTCHER
Fortified Public Accountant
KEICHIKAN, ALASKA
AUDITS
TAX SERVICE
AT
ANK OF KDHIAK
BIGGEST—The Biggest Bear
in the World is the Kodiak
Bear
The Biggest motion picture
ever made is MGM’s lechni
eolor Ziegfeld Follies.
LOST—BlackfaueHatnilton wrist
watch wiih spring band. Re
ward. V. Wayne Marsh.
BANANAS—Whole ones, go in
to our big super-duper Banana
Sp’its! Plus 3 flavors in ice
cream and toppings to make
the Biggest & Best Fountain
dish you ever ate. Just 65
cents & available now at the
Island Fountain.
JfILM SERVICE—Rolls of 120,
620 developed & printed. 55
cents. Better—Cheaper—Fast
er Norman Photo Shop.
Pacific Northern
OUTGOING:
Mrs’ Cecilia Barr, Glen Leach,
Haray Luckenbach, Jack Pauley,
Mrs. Jack Pauley, Janet & Craig
Saunders, Doris Parish, Bob Es
py, Sue Scranton Joan Bahnubi
Mr. & Mrs. August Rausa,
Frank Hansen, R Wright
INCOMING:
Douglas Gray, Florence
Welch, August Rausa, Fox,
Anderson, Radovich, Strom,
Richard Koch, John Alden, Mrs
Peter Koch, J. C. Harding, Osky
Weeda, J. G. Huch, W. G Cat
tel, K. R. Jensen, Robert Hmley,
Will Coles, Jim Howland, Nath
an Taylor, R. C. Wright, Olga
Erikson.
5.S. Denali
OUTGOING
Mrs Frieda Blinn, Anita Nel
son, Robert Humphries, Walter
Muller, Beth Wheeldon Mr. &
Mrs Clifford Stevens & infant,
Mr & Mrs. Don Bisson, Betty
Strelow & 2 infants, Mr & Mrs.
Hugo Alvine, Mr. & Mrs. Mac
Donald & 2 childien. Anne
Lindeman, J C LaFolleite, Pearl
Baker & child, E. W. S nders,
Russell Ruya1, Mr. & Mrs (
Wayne Briekey & child, M Ea
ton
To Seward: Irene Anderson
INCOMING
Juneau to Kodiak:
Mr. & Mrs. Bud Metzgar, Ed
Larson. Mrs. L. Romberg & son.
M C C'ifford, Mr. & Mrs. Ted
Schmaltz, Mrs. Fred Skgle.
Mrs. Chlora Clvmer, M. L
Clark, Chas. Cook, E. B. Cop
penger. Leonard Erickson. Mr.
& Mrs. L. E. Gaines, D. A.
Hoylman, Clarence Jones, R. C.
King & daughter, R. E. Kraufc
ter, E M. Lund & wife, Mrs. J.
W. Mo'rissey, Mr. & Mrs. Ra'ph
Negreth, Harold Nims, L. Peter
son, A C. Seeley, Mrs. Ralph
Shupp & 2 children, Mr. & Mrs.
H Tlmlon Wm. Tor.ramson. J.
E Van Anken, Mrs. L. Walsh &
infant
The following young ladies
just, arrived on the Denali as our
guests: Letty Fox, Lydia Bailey,
BF’s Daughter—Kodiak Book
Fair & Lending Library, (adv )
Mrs E M. Lund
The above named person may
call at CHRISTY’S Bak-ry to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE (adv)
Joan FONTAINE
"FROM THIS DA Y FOR WARD
with — MARK STEVENS Kosemary D Camp
Henry Morgan Wally Brown Arline Judge^
TUE. ONLY
(A classic re-issued Not a repeat)
RAY MILLAND
'Mmg#
off#W
' with
Marjorie REYNOLDS
CARLfSMOND * HILLARY BROOKE
WED. & THU.
RICHARD DIX in
> Double Feature
Song
of the
Range
FRI. & SAT.
Jimmy WaKELY
Dennis MOORE
6 30 & 8:30
Walt‘Disney's
WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF
’TlilUCCiJIU"
Full - Length Feature m Technicolor
UihOl.
il_A.
\ HO II 22, 1947
echnicolor you •will Soever forget
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
‘DANGER SIGNAL”—Faye Eineison, Zachary Scott
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
Hearts full of LOVE...
Hands full of TROUBLE!!!
A Universal Picture
starring
MERLE OBERON - TURHAN BEY
•with
Thomas GOMEZ - Gale SONDERGAARD - Ray COLLINS
George DOLENZ - Jerome COWAN
Directed by Arthur Lubin
ORPHEUM
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK