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(Big Ones Play The Theatre That’s First)
DAVID O. SELZNICK presents
INGRID BERGMAN
GREGORY PECK
in ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S
"SPELLBOUND"
Screen Play by BEN HECHT - Released thru United Artists
2,k
DAYS
SUN.
MON.
THE THEATRE THATS FIRST
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itORSALE—Attractive furnish
ed borne. Inquire Marie Melin,
Red brick house behind No.
414, Mission road. tf
iX)RSALE—Or lease to repon9
ible paities, Victory Cafe.
Completely equipped & stock
ed fur immediate possession.
See Al Miller, or write Box
1156-K, Kod ak.
\)R SAl E— Power seine skiff
with 20 HP Lathrop engine &
regulation size seine. .See Dr.
L Fryer, Nelson island, or
write Ouzinkie. 3-lp
I OR SALE—14 room house
with basement & running
water, large warehouse, chick
eu house, 25 currant trees all
bearing fruit, good harbor for
small boats, also fishing loca
tion, plenty of clams; fire
• w od; good gardens All for
$800 Located at Chief’s Point
w llvrtk Bay. Write or phone
Jame Corbett, Larsen’s bay,
Alaska.
OK ^iLE—Misc. household
articles, women’s clothing &
shoes; groceries; radio-phono
graph; Vash sedan. Jackson’s
residence (large house opposite
Kra t’.~ s'ore.)
OR SaLE—The Silk Dress
Shoo will be open today (Sat.)
from to 4. Wool suits, coats,
dresses, Nylon stockings,
slacks & blouses. SALE on
dunked costume jewelry. (Next
to Cbeechako Grill.)
>RDER NOW—Fifth Ave &
Hollywood styles & finest
quality in men’s & women’s
wear is available to you with
sorxra cost, plus shipping
tharge. Let n.e do your shop
ping for your personal-individ
ualized attention with prompt
4 reliab'e service. A trial will
•Onvince you. Norma Lee, Box
208, Santa Monica, Cabf.
IGGEST—The Biggest Flower
is the sunflower.
The Biggest motion picture
•ver made is MGM’s Techni
•olor Ziegfeld Follies
FOR SALE—Reading glasses
for your comfort. A complete
assortment to p'ck from. Bert’s
Drug Store.
COMING—Just 70 copies of
the "Kodiak” issue of the Sat
urday Evening Post have been
shipped to us Air Express &
should be here on one of the
next planes Reserve your co
py now.
Knudsen’s Kodiak Fountain
FILM SERVICE—Rolls of 120,
620 developed <fc printed 55
cents. Bette-—Cheaper—Fast
er. Norman Photo Shop.
I
5.5. Denali
OUTGOING
(The Denali left Satuiday
mornng. Latest word iB it will
leave Seattle northbound next
about March 2.)
Mrs. Bea Nachtweih
Mr. & Mrs. James Jonte
Mrs. Helen Sorenson
Lucille Palmer
Mrs Bethel Cook
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Suender &
infant
Mrs Delphia Wa'e
Mrs Msrgbret Cosk & infant
Al Sylling
Mis. Gertrude Blankenburg
& daughter
Mrs Alice Fisher & 2 children
Cadton Hurlburt
_Fred Deveau
Donald Nelson
Frances Campbell
B. C. Severson
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence
Spatn & 2 children
Rose Voltman
Mrs. Theo Chouinard & 3
children
Elsie Carlson
I
Allen Carlson
Mrs. Viola Sipprell
Frank Fisher
George Cunningham
R Munson
Walter Heikel
Wdinar Georgsen
Los Angeles (JP)—Death toll
from the city’s worst, explosion ^
in 37 years has been fixed at 15,
with 158 injured and several
feared dying
Police are still searching the
blasted rubble of the electropla
ting plant that was devastated
Thursday
Hollywood's Brightest
Star At Lyric
Alfred Hitchcock’s “Spell
bound’’, starring Ingrid Bergman
in her first role since winning the
Academy Award, and Gregory
Peok, will premiere at the Lyric
theatre at 2:30 pm Sunday. In
grid Bergman is now Hollywood s
brightest star siuce her 4 last
year'8 pictures brought in 22
million dollars at the nation’s
box office.®..
The picture is an absorbing
psychological thriller with a dou
hie dose of suspense in the famed
Hitchcock manner.
Legal Notice
THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
IN KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate of
HALLGRIMUR OLAFSON,
Deceased.
NO. 301
NOTICE TO GREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN by the undersigned that he
has been appointed and has qual
ified as Executor of the Estate of
Hallgrimur Olafson, Deceased,
and all credi ors of the deceased
and all persons having claims a
tpiinst the said Estate are requir
ed within six (6) months from^
the date of the first publication
of this notice to present them
and exhibit them, with the nec
essary Vouchers, papers and doc
uments. to the said Executor at
the office of Talmage L. Smith,
Felder Building, Kodiak, Alaska,
that being the place for the tran
saction of the business in connec
tion with the said Estate
Dated: First Publication, Feb
ruary 22nd,1947.
CHRIS K. MATT3EN
Executor of the Estate of
Hallgrimur Olafson, deceased
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
•)) Kent Taylor - Margaret Lindsay
Dean Jagger - Nils Aether
John Carridine
“ALASKA
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 1:30 4:00-6:30-9:00 MON. 6:00-8:30
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6:00 & 8:30 TUE. ONLY RESHOWING
"Rhapsody in Blue”
Robert ALDA Joan LESLIE Alexis SMITH
Charles COBURN Albert BASSERMAN Julie BISHOP
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"DANGEROUS
PASSAGE"
Robert Lowery - Phyllis Brooks
Tlus ^
FRI. & SAT.
636 & 8:30
Fred Maclietanz, Alaskan
autl or who was formerly station
ed in the Na\y at Kodiak, was
married in Anchorage tecenlly to
Sarah i'unn, a writer and jour
nalist from Tennessee.
The couple p'an to make their
home in Unalaaleet temporally.
iwivr
BiDgo w II be he . ttiaetion at
the Kodiak Community Center
next Thursday evening with
prizes and merchandise orders
awaiting the lucky participants. .
Flay starts at 8:15 All interest
ed persons aie cordially invited
to attend.
Ordered 4 Times-Ran Once!
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