younger children outside school
urs. “Our child labor standards
e sound,” said the Secretary,
'hey were developed to protect
ys and girls from their own in
perience and from interference
th education. These reasons are
11 valid. We will continue to re
iw our child labor standards in
e light of these purposes. But any
wering of the working age new
»uld throw on the labor market
>re unprepared youth who would
>rk intermittently or not at all
d thus add to our delinquency
oblem.”
NOTICE
The Informal Group of Christian
ientists meet for Sunday ser
ies in the Hillside Chapel, on
s Base, every Sunday at 1 p. m.
nday School is held at the same
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55.80 Sept. 9, 1949
44.85 Sept. 10, 1948
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' OF KODIAK
s) Richard G. Berg
Clerk-Treasurer
Today—Saturday
“Sabaka,” an adventure story
filmed in color against the magni
ficent pagentry of India which
provides the picturesque setting of
the film, will be shown here to
day for the afternoon and evening
performances.
“Sabaka” was printed in Techni
color, and filmed in southern In
dia. A United Artists release, it
concerns a young mahout (ele
phant-trainer) who sets out to
break up a cult of fire-worship
pers after they have burned his
sister and her husband alive. He
is opposed by the Rajah’s general,
who resents the young boy’s inter
ference in things military.
Newcomer to the screen,. Nino
Marcel is cast as the boy, with Lou
Krugman as the Rajah. Boris Kar
loff plays the role of the general,
Reginald Denny, an English regent
and Victor Jory, a member of the
enemy cuit.
In the picture, you will see sec
ret Hindu religious ceremonies, a
fight between a boy and a leopard,
(the real thing), a, jungle fire and
a wild animal stampede.
Sunday and Monday
Randolph Scott is reported to
have one of the greatest adventure
roles of his career in Columbia
Pictures’ “Ten Wanted Men,” the
picture coming to the Orpheum
Sunday.
Scott is seen as a rancher who
has carved a cattle empire in Ari
zona and who now hopes for peace
in the territory. When a reign of
terror is imposed by professional
gunslingers, Scott is forced to go
into thundering action. Jocelyn
Brando and Richard Boone are
featured, with Skip Homeier, Dona
Kartell and Alfonso Bedoya.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Kiss Me Deadly,” opening Tues
day through United Artists release
is the third of Mickey Spillane’s
Mood-guts-and-sex novels of the ad
ventures of Mike Hammer to be
brought to the screen.
The dominant figure, of course,
in “Kiss Me Deadly,” is Mike Ham
mer, the violent private eye, play
ed by Ralph Meeker. With him
are many women, all whom are
equally scorned by Hammer. The
three who feature most in this
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Maxine Cooper as Velda, Mike's
ever loyal secretary; Cloris Leacu
man, a girl who is picked up by
Mike, later tnurdei-ed; ahd Gaby
Rodgers as a pert sexy suspect.
There are the usual run of tough
characters, all eventually subdued
by Hammer.
Seventy-five percent of the pic
ture was filmed on location in and
around Los Angeles.
Thursday and Friday
The film, "Bedeviled,” the next
attraction coming to the Orpheum,
stars Anne Baxter and Steve For
rest.' The new M-G-M drama has
a number of prominent European
actors and actresses in supporting
roles, and is the first Cinemascope
picture to have been made in
France and the first Hollywood
sponsored production to have been
filmed in its entirety in Paris.
The story is said to unfold an
unusual love story, which hinges
on n suspehseful escape. ‘‘Bedevil
ed” casts Miss Baxter as an Am
erican girl with a shady past wh:
goes to Paris to sing in nightclubs
and is made the pivotal figure in
a mysterious murder. Steve For
rest plays the yoygg theological
student who Hr love with hei
and becomes involved in a series
of extraordinary adventures.
City*9 Charm Outllnad
In C. of C. Pamphlat
The new brochure on Kodiak
prepared by Alf Madsen, for the
Chamber of Commerce, is botl
pleasing to the eye and informa
tive.
. Printed ih sepia colored ink
with green headings, the pamphlet
gives pertinent information about
Kodiak. There is a short historical
sketch describing Kodiak as A1
aska’s oldest settlement. Informa
tidn on transportation, accomoda
tions, schools, churches, the hos
pital, clubs, utilities, industries,
hunting and fishing and the vari
ous other attractions tourists will
find when they come here.
Quoting directly from the bro
chure, you will find this passage
directed to the tourist: “The old
explorers called Kodiak the Em
erald Isle, and for good reason.
The hills and mountains surround
ing the beautiful harbor are a
deep emerald-green ip summer,
dotted with hundreds of wild flow
ers of every hue. In the early fall
the vivid red of the fireweed. the
bright yellow splashes of birch
and cottonwood against the green
hills present a never-to-be-forgot
ten sight.”
Robert Keefer Awarded
Expert Rifleman Medal
The Expert Rifleman Medal, sec
ond highest award in American
Junior shooting has been won by
Robert O. Kbefer, IB, 1182 Willow
Street, Kodiak, the* National Rifle
Association announced at Washing
ton, D. C.
Shooting several hundred targets
in the last few month the expert
marksman fired his way through
13 lower NRA qualifications to
achieve his new high rating. With
one more set of targets to :'ire the
new expert will up his rating to
Distinguished Rifleman,, the select
top rating for the junior shooters
of the nation.
The new junior expert attends
Kodiak High School and is a mem
ber of the Eagle Eye Junior Rifle
Club.
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