>now White 7
jwarfs Reluming
“Snow White and the Seven
hvarfe” Walt Disney’* peren
lal favorite and the first picture
i achieve the film classics Hall:
Fame, is being brought back
y the Orpheutn "icatre for
lowing Sunday arid Mbnda/.
Filmed in Disney’s magic
echmcolor, the film is a happy
Fnd of fantasy, music and
0 yt with special emphasis on
umor as supplied by the 7 lov
>le dwarfs. Dopey’s antics, es
ecially, are still talked about
herever the film’s enthusiasts
it her.
The beauty of the picture, the
ielody of its many songs, and
ie good-natured humor will
ace again bring pleasure to
mse who have seen it, and new
easure to those who missed it
eviously.
Jn connection with the show
ig of “Snow White and the Sev
1 Dwarf ’’ on Sun. and Mon ,
ie Orpheutn announced a new
ihedule of weekly showmgs
ereafter theie will be a new
cture opening every Sunday,
uesday, Wednesday and Fri
ky, with the Tuesday program
tming 1 night only.
For the Snow White picture
e Mission children are being in
:ed as guests of the theatre.
By authorization of the cityj
uneil the delinquent tax roll of
e t'ity of Kodiak will be pub
:ied as provided by ordinance
about a week.
fsh Price
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paid. With maximum penal
8 impost d and with fisheiuen
d canners joining in taking
re of the problem of policing,
r. Robinson said the limited
ids of the Fisii & Wildlife Ser
e could then go to restocking
id loss streams.
If the fishermen fish legally
j wipe out all past illegal
ictices they will automatically
ut. catches on a long-range
iservation basi®, and because
this limitation must have a
iter puce for their product,
said.
It on this basis, he conclud
that representations of the
ited Fishermen for higher
oes will be based in the corn
negotiations.
H the Chamber meeting
arles Madsen chairman of
Kodiak Community Center
ad drive, said local business
ises have come through with
leious contributions of over
►00, and that, a final report,
luding homes, should show
goal of $5000 attained.
)r A. Holmes Johnson report
that a home and garden beau
ration contest is being plan
1, with prizes for the best
>t yard and for the one show
most improvement. Details^
the contest are to be worked ,
Villiam IT. Olsen, new local
>rney, was guest at the meet
. which was presid’d over by
Torgerson, in the absence
Resident Lee Bettinger.
Ickes Resigns
Over ‘Veracity1
Washington (.P) — Secretary
of the Interior Harold Ickes le
signed his position and challeng
ed the right of President Truman
to pass judgment on his ‘vca
city” in a 2000-word letter to the
President.
The resignation of the ‘ O'd
Curmudgeon” who look office
under Roosevelt in 1933 giew
out of Ickes’ opposition to ''he
nomination of Edward Pauley to
be under-secr/gtary of rhe Navy.
Ickes asked to be relieved March
31 but President Truman made
the resignation effective Feb. 15
The President designated Os
car Chapman, Coloradoan, who
served 13 years as assistant sec
retary , ■ -ake over Ickes’ duties
l»e i Min-, a permanent appoint
ment
I eke aid in his letter of his
te-nmoii in opposition to thei
n iminaf m of Pauley: ‘I cannot]
accept, the theory I should have
told In- Senate Maval Af
fairs committee anything less
.’Chau f.h truth. I have no apolo
gies for having d ne so although
1 did reg er the unhaooy person
al position in which I involuntar
ily found myself.
Ickes told the committee that
Paulev had advanced ‘the raw
est proposition ever made me”
hy suggesting a $300,000 could
be raised for campaign contribu
tions hy California oil men if the
government would drop its suit
to establish federal title to oil
bearing tidewater lands.
This Pauley denied, saying |
Ickes was mistaken. President
Truman, too, told a press confer
ence that Ickes could be wrong.
This provided the springboard
for Ickes’ resignation. He is 71
years old
Washington (/P)— T think in
sofa a* Alaska is concerned the
depirture of Secretary Ickes is
probably a blessing,” Delega'e
Bartlett commented. “I think it
is true Ickes was very much des
pised by people in Alaska «nd
his policies in regard to Alaska
were not held in very high es
teem.”
A marriage license has been is
sued to Ellis Glaskill and Hilda
Goettsche, both of the base.
Fairbanks — Four Norseman
UC-64A general purpose trans
port planes located at KJmendorf
Field, Anchorage, are oflered for
sale by the War Assets Corpora
tion, Aircraft and Airports, Box
1339, Fairbanks, at $7000 each.
Details may be obtained from
the above address.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hoot,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erbes and
child, 01 Kodiak, and Mr. and
Mrs. Header Toms, of Ouzmkie,
who left here on the Alaska, all
obtained passage at Seward to
continue on that vessel to
Seattle, where it took many of
the survivors of the Yukon
wreck.
Mirror Classifieds Pay
bu\
VICTORY
BONDS
foi
Peace
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RF8ERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or A'l
Admissions
NOTICE Of change in schedule—
Until further notice the QRPHEUM will conform to a regular system of
weekly program changes with a new picture opening every Sun. ■ lue. * Wed. & Fri.
The Tuesday program will run ONE NIGHT ONLY
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Sun. & Mon.
SUNDAY 2:30 4:30-6:50-8:30 MON. 6:30 8:30
SNOW WHITE
AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
Walt Disney’s
Supreme Masterpiece
For Old and Young!
6 Song Hits * +r In Technicolor
TUE. ONLY 6:30-8:30
cfteturn Engagement
"A Song To Remember”
Cornell Wilde as "CHOP!N
Merle Oberon Paul Muni
In Glorious Technicolor
G:30 & 8:30
WED. & THU.
DOUBLE
FEATURE
ANNE GUINN "BIG BOY" NANCY
MITCHUM • JEFFREYS • WILLIAMS • GATES • MARTIN
FRI. & SAT
6:30 & 8:30
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