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Sunday Matinee—2:30 pm
Saturday, Sunday Nite, Monday—7 pm
(Picture Starts 7:30)
DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S
WILSON
IN TECHNICOLOR
Winner of Academy Awards for Best Screenplay, Color,
Sound, Settings, and Editing
»kh Alexander Knox, Charles Coburn, Geraldine Fitzgerald,
cnuus Mitchell, Kuth Nelson, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Vincent
Price, William Eythe, Mary Anderson and a Cast of 12,000
IQUBLE NEWS & CARTOON
Classified Ads
>It SALE—Duplex, next to
iduoautes Furniture Store. Ex
nepwynuliy (food income prop
erty. Price $3500. Renting for
$90 per month.
25 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
fect. $1,000 cash.
S c-tify 7-ft. new Simmons fa.ll
i*g and bucking saws.
Foa Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
jisx-'.tiirc Harry Howe, Kodiak.
>ft SALE—3 picturesque lots,
bone 2 lovely bedrooms, liv
ing room, kitchen & bath. On
Mission Road, two doors this
lick, of Beachcombers on a se
rene knoll beside a lake over
looking the ocean. Fine for a
bcwoe. Comp. furn. Inquire at
Yum Yum Eat Shop
)K SALE—Well built lake
Imnt borne. Furnished, as is,
even to drapes and curtains
16'x2(y storeroom and wood
died; garden tools; cement
walks, and steps to 50’ lake
pier. Strawlrerries, raspberries,
fend vegetable garden, picket
Iwaced. Half-beur bus service.
See Margaret Petersen, No 58
Mission road. J-6tf
)B SALE—Alfalfa Hay. Any
interested in buying contact
>tan Nelson, Kraft’s Groceiy
Department
>R SALE—Winchester model
n>300Magoum with 3-pcwer
icope mounted with M.LStith
nount. Cartridge belt & cart
ridges. Rubber shock base.
Sheepskin case. Only fired 15
•kne. Excel, cond. Write Lt.
Domdr J. F. Litsey, NAS, or
Phone Navy 314
>R SALE—Hollander Miok
t>yed Muskrat coat, with cuffs
Brown, size 14-16 Worn 1
sinter See Mr. Bartholomew
it Mulford’s Sheet Metal shop
•pposite Coke plant. Leaving
Kodiak Monday.
R SALE—3 spring matt resa
le, baby buggy, high chair, &
4her household goods. See
leery Howe.
FOR SALE—Film pack camera
2 1-4 x 3 1-1 Car) Ztiss Tessar
f 1:4 5 lens 10.5 cm. One-tenth
to 250th second shutter speed
—lens opening f 4.5 to 32. Plus
3 filters & other accessories.
Write I.t. Comdr J. F. Litsey,
NAS or phone Navy 314.
FOR RENT—Small furnished
apartment. Taylor Apartments
HELP WANTED—2 Waitresses
Experience not necessary. Age
18 — 35. Victory cafe.
LOST—False teeth, both plates.
Finder please return to BA B
liar. Reward
LOCK & KEY SERVICE—
Locks installed, repaired and
keys made for cars or homes.
Safes serviced. Leave orders at
Wodlinger’s Prug Store 8-3
STUMPED?—If you can't find
something in Kodiak, let Arc
tic Trails Shopping Service, in
Ancho age, serve yon.
We will shop in Anchorage or|
elsewhere if you specify—all j
you have to do is to describe '
the article, tell what you want
to pay and we’ll do the resfc.
Order blanks on request. (Fee
5 per cent of retail price in
Anchorage.) Arctic Trails
Shopping Service, Box 1156,
Anchorage.
■■■ ■ —
The Governor’s Office, Juneau
is seeking in’ormation on the fol
lowing missing pecons:
John R. White—Worked foi
Alaska Railroad, formerly in
Navy may have rejoined some
branch of the service. Sought, by
sister, Mrs. A. F. Tidwell, of
Tampa Florida
Everett L. Nees (or Neese)—
37, brown eyes & hair, 5 ft. 9 in.
180 pounds, came to Alaska in
Nov. 1945. Believed once at
Petersburg, thought to own fish
ing boat.
TRY THE MIRROR
Classifieds
Music, Comedy, Twists
Highlight Film
Paramount has a humdinger
of a musical in “Out of This
World”, playing at the Orpheum
theatre Sunday and Monday
Starring Eddie Bracken, Diana
Lynn and Veronica Lake, the
picture pokes good-natured fun
at swooners and presents a glit
tering array of musical talent
and feminine loveliness.
There is Diana Lynn, playing
piano with au all-girl glamour
band; rambunctious Cass Daley
cutting up as on y she can cut;
Parkyakarkus with his ears;
Bing Crosby’s voice; the 4 Cros
by boys; and pianists Carmen
Cavallero, Ted Fiorito, Henry
King, Joe Reichman, and Ray
Noble.
Eddie, by a fluke, gets reams
of publicity as a singer, but after
he signs a contract it is learned
he has no voice at all He finally
goes on to sing and when his
voice comes out it is Bing Cros
by—which is confusing to every
one, including the Crosby boys
in the audience.
The story just takes time out j
for laughs to highlight the sue-1
cession of musical acts.
Time Changes
Now being shown at the Lyric
once nightly at 7 pm is Darryl
F. Zanuck’s dazzling Technicolor
production, “Wilson”, with Alex
ander Knix, Geraldine Fitzgerald
and Charles Coburn. There will
be one matinee Sunday at 2:30.
NOTICE
Of
Special Election
To the Voters of the City of
Kodiak, Third Division, Terri
tory of Alaska:
NOTICE is hereby given that
a special election will be held in
the Kodiak city hall on the 6th
day of August, 1W46, between
the hours of 8 am and 7 pm of
said Hay, at which qualified v >t
ers will cast ballots for-the pur
pose of ratifying or rejecting the
following referendum:
Referendum No. 1
An ordinance conveying to!
the United States a portion of
Lot 4, Block 7, of the City of
Kodiak, said portion to be 47
feet by 100 feet, to be deeded to
the said United States for the
purpose of constructing a Feder
al Jail thereon. In the event
construction is not started with
in 6 months of approval of this1
Ordinance said portion shall
revert to the city of Kodiak.
An elector desiring to vote at
said election must be a citizen of
the United States, over the age
of 21 years and must have re
sided in the Territory of Alaska
for 1 year, next preceding the
election and 6 months next pre
ceding the election within the
city limits of the city of Kodiak,
and must have the qualifications
prescribed by the Act of Con
gress of March 3, 1927, entitled:
“An Act to Prescribe Certain of
the Qualifications of Voters in
the Territory of Alaska, and for
other Purposes.”
The Ordinance shall be in full
force and effect upon ratification '
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
“I ADY LET’S DANCE’-—Stairing BELITA,_»katiiig_Btar
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
THE MUSIC IS MERRY... ^
THE GIRLS ARE GORGEOUS .
THE FUN IS POc,,.
edoie BRACKEN J
VERONICA DIANA #
LAKE • LYNN /
with | j
f CASS DALEY l
and BINS CROSBY'S vote*
TUE. ONLY
*Brought Back!
cBy Popular Demand!
Starring.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
WED. & THU.
“Flight
for
Freedom”
Rosalind Russell
red cMaccMunay
H E 1 b 3 U E
FRI. & SAT
6:30 A 8:30
eo®®'*
as provided in fiist publication
of said notice, June 29, 1946.
Mrs. Myrna Perkms
City Clerk
Hospital News
John Chase was a hospital
patient during the week, receiv
ing medical treatment.
Harold Grindstrand, a mem
ber of the crew of the Miss .Jean,
from Prince Rupert, was rushed
to the hospi al on Monday, suf
feiing from an acute attack of
appendicitis He is recovering
from an operation performed
immediately after his admission.
Walter Ward, an employe at
the Navy Base, was treated for
an acute tonsilitis.
lone Notton, 14, is recovering
from an operation following sn
acute attack of appendicitis
Carol Covich, 3, of Chignik,
had her tonsils removed Thurs
day.
Frank Belmonte, employed as
cook by the Parks Canning Co. |
of U^ak, was brought to the
hospital by plane on Thursday
morning and operated upon im
mediately for an acute appendix.
Norman Fj> Idheim was ad
mitted to the hospital for medic
al attention.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
INCOMING:
W E Pinnell, Mi'ton Grout,
Thomas Young, E M Forward
E L Scranton, Mrs. Gloria Eng
land & 2 children, D C Hansen,
Herman Montgomery, Talmage
Smith, Don Johnson, Jorgen
Fredrickson, Mrs. Mat ion EMck
son, Mrs Juanita Savoy & in
fant, Bruce Wilson & wife, 0 C
Sweet & wife, Mrs. James Jonte,
Jes'ene Rridger, G W Rubendorf
OUTGOING
Jerry Oaksmith, Don Horter,
D C Hansen, Ruth Benson & 2
children, Amund Tsylor, Bill O'
Br en. S H Calvert Wm Calvert
C W Gisler, Bay Phdlips, I arry
Keighley, Mrs. H Heaton, Den
nis <fc Tel Heaton, Norma Jonte
M L Mauling, Mrs J E Main
illa, Paul Schoming, Mrs. War
ren Taylor.