J&Ctstiis $eei Sales
Collections $280
The response to the Christmas
Seal Sale drive is fair, and a total
bad been contributed up
to Teeslay, Mrs. Etta Edris, seal
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sale chairman announced Wednes
day.
‘This is a good start but we hope
to exceed the contributions of
last year”, she said. ‘‘Today we
work to find TB early when its
easiest to cure, to teach people
how to protect themselves against
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Phone 4151
Genera! Electric Bealer
G.E. Portable Mixers
G.E. Steam Irons
G.E. Toaster
Chrome ironing Boards
Lamp Shades
Member Kodiak Credit Association
KODIAK OIL SALES
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TB, and to help ex-patients to be
come useful members of society”,
Mrs. Edris explained.
•“The Christmas Seal Sale helps
finance this important" work, and
that’s why we say, please answer
your TB seal letter. Do it today!”
Lavines Move To
Portland, Ore.
After nearly four years in
Kodiak, William (Bill) and
Olivia Lavine ard their daughters,
Pamela, 10, and Marcia, 7^2, left
Thursday for their new home in
Portl and. Oregon.
Bill was stationed at the Naval
Base for three years, but retired
last February with twenty years
service in the Navy. Since his re
tirement he has been employed
by Pacific Northern Airlines.
After getting the family settled
in their new home Bill will re
turn to Kodiak for a month. Dur
ing the latter part of January he
will rejoin his wife and daughters,
and begin working, for the Jeffer
son Standard Idf^’ Insurance Com
pany in Portland.
“We Jiave enjoyed our stay in
Kodiak asft will miss Idle many
friendly -peopio we haVe met here",
he said.
TWO FILE NOTICE TO
WED IN SEATTLE
Seattle (AP)—Notice ol Inten
tion to wed was filed here Mon
day by Henry E. Anderson, 52, aod
Benecia - K. Dauchy, 35, both of
Kodialt . : J
.Today Only
-The power of scandal magazines
forrfhining reputations, disrupting'
f’antil^ Relationships and destroying'
pfe^Stml happiness, holds the spot- ••
lighf’ib* MrG-M’s “Slander,” • star
ring ^an Johnson, Ann Blyth and
: Ste^e’ Cocjiran, which is showing i
ai: ’th^ 'Orpheura today,
f^atl’-dhs at. the late show will .re?;
F c5e\vke‘krt added bonus. Following
the last performance of “Slander'S.*
.“The, Moon is Blue” will be.
brought to the screen, in a repeat,
performance, “By popular de
mand, “states Manager John Flet
cher. •
' * Sunday & Monday
Edna Ferber’s “Giant”, a stir
ring chronicle of three decades of
• American family life, will be
brought to the local screen for two
days: Tn it are starred Elizabeth
Tayloi1,: Rock Hudson and James
Dean. Movie of this powerful novel
was three years in the making,
with locales in Texas, Virginia and
California. It was directed by
George Stevens.
Produced on a lavish scale,
“Giant” is an absorbing tale, that
takes more than the usual time to
tell. Consequently, there are only
three performances Sunday, and
only one on Monday.
Tuesday & Wednesday
The tempestuous and anguished
career of the world-famous Dutch
artist Vincent Van Gogh, is de
>v pictOd in the screen version of
Irving Stones’s “Lust For Life”,
which is Showing Tuesday and
Wednesday. - -
‘ * Kirk Douglas portrays the paint
ers life and is assisted by Anthony
Quinn with Paine! A Bro$h', Jambs,
Dbnald and Everetrsipane. QiiMn
plays ^ 'Paul ;'Gaaguin^ _ a banker
• fhffled ipaSitor and ah
Eftftfehiian, and £ dbrhinaht ‘figure
in the life of the Dutch painter.
An M-G-M production in Cine
mascope and MetroColor.
Thursday & Friday
“World in My Comer” a story
of the prise ring. atata Aadi* M«,,.
phy, Barbara Rush, Jeff Morrow
and John Md'ntire. Fight scenes
kept technically correct, highlight
the picture.
NOTICE
THE TELEPHONE NUMBER
OF FRED COPSEY HAS BEEN
CHANGED TO 3053. tfn
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NOTICE
Th« Christian Science Society
of Kodiak holds Sunday Service*
and Sunday School every Sunday
at 11 a.m., evening Services the
3rd Wednesday of each month at
8 pjn., Chapel Annex on the Base.
Read The Mirror ’Classified Ads
See us For
Auto Repair Farts
At Seattle prices
Genuine Chevrolet—Plymouth
Willys Parts
Factory Authorized Service
Goodyear Guaranteed
Tires & Batteries
You Can’t Do Better
CLARK’S GARAGE
Phone 3444
DODGE - WILLYS - PLYMOUTH
WODLMGER - BERTS
DRUG STORES
pdr that extra gift
Armbe Jewelry
Hammered Gold
Earrings — Lockets
-"''Crosses.
Lovely & Inexpensive
FOR LADIES
Perfumes — Colognes
^Individual & Sets
Chanel — ' Faberge — Old Spice —
Hiidnut - Evening in Paris - and
otuers>'. ’
FOR MEN
' Toilet Sets — Old Spice — Sportsman
Electric Shavers — All Makes
Shop The Drug Stores
C. J. (Charlie) Ferrell
(FORMERLY OF THE TOWN CIUB)
announces the reopening off
The Aleutian Gardens
in Anchorage
Featariag
Dippers Eptertainiaept
and Beverages Orchestra
and Vocalist
Full Course Dinners
and A La Carte Service
Specialty Acte
‘ ■ the ALEtmAN Gardens now under the
' * OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT OF CHARUE
FERRELL AND JIM NEELY.
Kodiak Friends Invited to Drop ta
When in Anchorage
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