isical Comedy
Orpheum Fare
w0 timely topics are combin
o create the plot of Para
int’s entertaining musicab
M Can’t Ration Love”,
cb plays at the Orpheum the
, today and Sunday.
■j,e topics are the current de
ion to crooners among the
mger set and the present
rtage of manpower, with or
bout vocal talent. The result
novelty of light-hearted high
[8 with pleasing songs and en
jng performances by Betty
odes and Johnnie Johnson,
'base two are students in a
dl college where there are few
laining males—so few, in fact,
it the girls ration them by
nts on their desirability as
es Betty finds herself getting
r on points and has to fall
& on “Two Point Simpson”,
ishe remedies tfie situation in
hilarious fashion.
Several attractive young per
mers including Marjorie
aver, Marie Wilson, Bill Ed
>ds and Johnnie Davis add
to the story, while D’Artega
J his All-Girl Orchestra con
>ute the music.
jwn Topics
Marian Panamaroff and CpI
rl C Sauntner of the Marine
rps will he united in mariiage
narrow at 2 pm by Father R.
King. A reception will be held
the John R. Malutm residence
iu 3 to 8 pm, followed by a
Dee at Blinn's hall from 9 to
Everyone is welcome to the
nee, which iB free.
Mrs. Louis Savoy, was suip
ed with a stork shower Tues
y when a group called on her
her home in the Knudsen’s
artments. A potluck lunch was
•ved to the following guests:
Mdames Walter Sipprell, Wil
id Lanime, Cecil Wilson, Perl
slker and Earle Butler.
Mrs. Bernice Haralson writes
w> Glenoma, Wash , that her
sband, Wesley, is now in the
my somewhere in the South
eific.
Hie Ilaralsons lived in Kodiak
1942 and’43 Mrs Haralson
malting her home in Glenoma
tb their two sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons ar
red this week by Alaska Air
*s and are stationed with the
AA at Woody island, replacing
kief and Mrs. S. H. Kendall,
ko were transferred to Anchor
Mjs8 Louise Kephart, from
•yallup, Wash , is now fully te
*ered after being hospitalized
r lwo weeks after a serious ill*
She was taken ill aboard
• recent Columbia and remov
I from the ship whi'eitwasin
at.
Miss Kephart was enroute to
••Jaska at the time, and is now
Sunbeam hotel awaiting
•Deportation so she may coo
'd* her journey
next regular meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce will
be held Thursday, March 8, at
12:15 at the Victory safe Com
mittees to be chosen Monday by
the executive committee will be
announced then.
A. Veile Collar, deputy collec
tor of internal revenue, arrived
here last Saturday and expects
to remain at the Sunbeam hotel
until Friday or Saturday of this
week. As there is a possibility he
may be called away sooner it is
suggested that those wishing
help on tax matters come early
in the week, bringing necessary
receipts. The collector is avail
able from 7 ty 9 evenings for
those unable to come during the
day.
Subpoenas on two local wit
nesses to appear before the g'and
jury March 20 at Anchorage
were served here this week on L,
F. Nachtweih and deputy U.S
Marshal Paul Herring.
The Bank of Kodiak will have
its 5th anniversary tomorrow, O.
A. Torgerson, president since the
institution’s conception, has an
nounced.
The bank has recorded a mark
ed growth in resources and phys
ical equipment since it first open
ed its door on March 4, 1040,
with J employe.
Last Friday night saw the
opening of a new diamg room at
the Beachcombers club on Mis
sion road The new feature is be
ing operated by the Victory cafe
and Dee Anderson is in charge.
On the weekly meeting of the
Yoyekoi Campfire Girls groups
Rev. Morony gave the girls a
talk on protecting the cbuieh’s
property.
After roll call the girls were
taken on a nature hike by their
guardian, Mrs. Colvin.
—Joanne Williams, Scribe.
An anniversary dinner at the
Victory cafe Thursday evening
marked the second year of the
assoeiation of Harry Cbristoffer
sou and W. A. Cannon as part
ners in Christy’s Bakery.
Hender Tonis, employed by
the Grimes Packing Co. at Ou
zmkie, left Kodiak by plane
Thursday for Seward on a short
business trip.
Alaska Airlines
INCOMING
Charles Turner, A. V. Collar,
Wallis George, Mr. and Mrs.
Kred Parsons, l.awernce Seltzer,
Weldon Leckwold, Harry Gott
scbalk, A. £. Moorehead, Linda
Morris, Mrs. Pholia Oatman.
OUTGOING
Wallis George, Hender Toms,
Nina Zernov.
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
& in the air
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
To Refuse
Any or AU
Aiimisoin.iu
Sat. - Sun. I
What’s a Girl To Do When There's a HMflPOWfR Shortage?
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Betty Rhodes
AissimRI ^nn*e ^nst°n
News & Color Cartoon
SAT.
SUN.:
6:30-8:30
2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30
WED. & THU.
6:30 & 8:45
Elsa Lanchester Gordon Oliver
Lenore Aubert
in
"PmMUMMtM
with
ACTION! SUSPENSE! COMEDY!
® PLUS A SECOND FEATURE ©
. . The Comedy Team ...
Wally Brown & Allen Carney
in "Rookies In Burma”
'Plenty of laughs in this comedy
MON. & TUE.
ti:30-8:30
THE MYSTERY-RIPPIEP
STORY OF A MAN
WHO MARKEP
HIMSELF FOR
# 0 ' •
PEATH / • .
and found himself
ho terrified jo foce jj'!
:
• COMING ATTRACTION
Ginger Rogers
in
“Tender Comrade”