Novel Danc«» In
Sunday Film
Mark Stevens and June
Haver do what Hollywood
dance directors believe is the
fastest and most complicated
song and dance routine evei
filmed for ‘‘Oh You Beautiful
Doll,” Twentieth Century Fox
Technicolor musical which
shows tomorrow and Monday
at the Orpheum Theatre.
The dance, to the tune of
Come, Josephine In My Fly
ing Machine, is described in
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the preview as a “terpsi'
chorean hash.”
Musical numbers heard are
Chicago, Dardenella, Peg O’
My Heart, Oh You Beautiful
Doll and the airplane number.
I S. Z. "Cuddles” Sakall,
i Chai iotte Greenwood and Gale
I Robbins are also in the film.
' Saturday and Sunday Doris
. Day, Kirk Douglas and Lau
ren Bacall may be seen in the
film, Young Man With A
Horn.
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the TaJk of the Town
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iiuauui
CAA Man
Wins Gold Medal
| Richard T. Haggin, CAA
i senior aircraft e< mmunicator
jat Woody Island, was awarded
I a gold medal for exceptional
'service by the ^ecrtar of'
Commerce recently.
Haggin received the medal
for diving into 25 feet of cold ’
water to save a fellow em
jployee, Richard J. Dempsey,
I who fell from the dock at
j Woody Island while attempt
I ing to catch a package that
slipped from his hands.
Dempsey could not swim
and was being swept out to
sea bv a swift tide when
Haggin unhesitatingly dove in
and rowed him to safety.
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of the
members of Kodiak Electric
I Association will be held at 8
j pm, Monday, March 5, 1951, j
j at the Community Center, i
, Kodiak, Alaska. 1
I The purpose of this meeting
is for the election of a new
board of nine directors to
j serve until others are chosen j
j and qualified in their stead; to
amend various sections of the |
[existing by-laws; and for the
transaction of such other busi
; ness as may properly come
[before the meeting.
■ Dated the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1951, at Kodiak, A-J
laska. I
M. S. Burnham, Secretary. I
Buy in Kodiak
Knfigin I "dieted
By Grand Jury
An indictment against
teter Eii Knagin, charging
burglary and larceny was,
handed down by the grand (
jury ei y this week and his i
b- I was set at $4,0()0.
Knei 'n is charged with thei
theft ot from the B &!
B Bar on the night of Janu-|
ary 27. He is currently being!
held in the Kodiak Federal j
Jail.
■His preliminary hearing was i
■miTmyi'HTrn'
held in Special Commissioner
Mill Vokacek’s court a:.' his
bail at that time was set hi
$1,000.
The U. S. Navy Recruiting
Station, Seattle, Wash., was
recently moved from the
Federal Office Building to the
Apparel Building, First &
Union Streets, Seattle.
All inquiries regarding en
listments in the Regular Navy
should be mailed to that ad
dress.
""Ml"'1""11"'*"
ELMER R. JOHNSON
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
ROOM 5, KODIAK HOTEL
FROM SEWARD
S. S. DENALI MAR. 8 S.S. BARANOF MAR. 15
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Wrangell, Ketchikan, Seattle Ketchikan, Seattle
freighter FLEMISH KNOT sails from Seattle March 21
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