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Sandwiched in between . show
ings of the great biblical film,
The Ten Commandments,” is a
revival of a film based on Anne
Sewell’s beloved classic about a
boy and his horse. For matinee
performances only, the film
'Courage of Black Beauty,” will
be shown. This is in Eastman
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John Crawford, Mimi Gibson,
John. Rryant and Dianne Brewster.
The movie tells the story of a
young boyV lore for his hoHit.
Together they mature and develop
great affection for each other.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Following the concluding show
ing of “The Ten Command
ments,” David Wayne stars with
Kennan Wynn, Marcia Henderson
and James Barton in “The Naked
Hills,” a drama of California's
gold rush days with an entirely
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ed in Batfcecolhr for Allied
Artists release. The unusual story
line follow* Wayne from the time
he arrives in the gold; country, an
eager young Indian* farm hoy,
until the day he finally comes out
of the Sierras,- a broken oM man,
and fortune still far beyond tiis
grasp.
Thursday and Friday
“(Kitlirw’s Son” is not just a
a western In the tradition of
horse opuras. It tells a story
with an ematfemat
concerns a father fighting tP save
his son from becoming an outlaw
like himself.
There is action, romance and
suspense in -this movie which
stars I)ane dark, Ben Cooper,
Lori Nelson and Ellen Drew.
TORGRAMSEN IN ARIZONA
* YUMA, Ariz. (AHTNC)— Army
PFC Alfred R. Torgramsen, 23,
son of Mrs. Rika Torgramsen, Ko
diak, Alaska, recently was assign
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man. at the UjS. Arpw, Garrison,
Yuma (Ariz.) Test Station
Torgramsea entered the Army
in June 1957, completed basic
training at. Fort Richardson, Alas
ka, and was last stationed la
Korea.
He is a 1955 graduate of Kodiak
Independent High School.
CLEANUP TIME IS A HAPPY
TIME. It costs only a little effort
but it is worth it. Today’s the day
This is Alaska.. ■ The University of Alaska ranks high among the educational
institutions of our country. Its program of 600 courses in 20 major fields of study draws requests for admission
from students in every state and many foreign lands.
To serve all Alaskans, the University provides educational opportunities far beyond the campus. It offers a
widely diversified program of extension courses, available throughout the state.
Alaska’s University is one of 77 colleges and universities included in Standard’s scholarship award program.
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Tills, too, is Alaska... a Standard service for every petroleum need
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246 independent
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