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For Aug. 23
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^USt 9’ was ‘ermed°a hu^sue-’
cess by the members participating.
Members of the Post, the Ladies
Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. Stone,
Mr. and Mrs. Hyton, and the chil
dren of the Baptist Mission par
ticipated. “Our sincere thanks to
all of those who assisted in making
it a huge success,” W. P. Copley,
who was in charge of arrange
ments, stated.
One-eyed Bandit
Wanted By FBI
A one-eyed, heavily-armed Tex
as burglar, with a quick temper,
sadistic nature, and “nothing to
live for,” has been added to the
FBI’s list of “Ten Most Wanted
Fugitives.”
He is Harry Raymond Pope,
charged in a Federal warrant is
sued at Phoenix, Arizona, on May
20, 1959, with unlawful interstate
flight to avoid prosecution for bur
glary and assault with a danger
ous weapon.
This fugitive is considered high
ly dangerous, has been described
at. times as a raving maniac and
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NOTICE
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Electrical will fee off in Kodiak
from 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., Sunday,
/August 16.
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Power will not be off along Mission
load from Eli Metrokin’s residence
to the Loran Station, or at White
Alice.
Power will NOT be interrupted if the
weather is inclement
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
is usually armed with a .357 Mag
num revolver, a .45 caliber auto
matic pistol, a .38 caliber snub
nose revolver and a sawd-off
shotgun. He has shot at police
officers in the past and allegedly
has stated he would kill any offi
cer attempting to arrest him. He
has used a knife in a fight and has
stabbed a police officer.
GIVES HIS ALL IN SPEECH—
Gov. Earl K .Long of Louisiana
tugs at suspender-hung trousers as
he blasts opponents in his cam
paign for re-election during stop
at Des Allemands, La., Aug. 9 on
his stump trip* Lcaig observed
that a suit of clothes of opponent
deLesseps Morrison, well-dressed
mayor of New Orleans, would ap
pear on him like “socks on a roost
er.' (AP Wirephoto)'
Today
“No Place To Hide" is a sus
penseful tale of two boys who are
unwittingly carrying in their pock
ets a deadly germ in the form of
candy-coated gum balls that could
wipe out civilization if the balls
melt or are broken.
Photographed in the Philip
ines, “the scenes are in themselves
a masterpiece of travelogue,” ac
cording to Orpheum Theatre Man
ager John Fletcher.
Also, episode No. 1 of “The Vigi
lante,” plus Disney cartoon.
Sunday and Monday
Suspense — Alfred Hitchcock’s
trademark—is set to music in the
famed producer-directors film,
“The Man Who Knew Too Much.”
Starring James Stewart and Doris
Day, the Vista Vision, Technicolor
thriller has two songs woven into
the plot and a dramatic orches
tral piece plays an important role
in the film’s tensionpacked climax.
The orchestral work, which ser
ves in the film as cover for* an ass
assination attempt in London’s Al
bert Hall, is “Storm Cloud Can
tata,*” composed by Arthur Ben
jamin and performed by the Lon
don Symphony and the Covent
Garden Chorus, conducted by Ber
nard Herriman, with Barbara How
itt as soloist.
The songs sung by Miss Day,
are “Whatever Will Be (Que
Sera)” and “We’ll Love Again.”
Filmed in Marrahech, French
Morrocco and London, the thriller
is the story of a trip abroad that
turns into a nightmare when a
doctor and his wife stumble on
an assissination plot.
Tuesday and Wednesday
The Leather Saint,” unusual
film chjama of a prize-fighting min
ister, stars Paul Douglas, John
Derek, Jody Lawrence, Oesar Ro
mero.
The Vista Vision film is the story
of a young Episcopalian minister
who secretly becomes a prize fight
er to finance new hospital equip
ment for his polio-ravaged parish.
Derek is cast in the title role.
Lou Nova, former heavyweight
challenger, plays a fighter in the
film.
Thursday and Friday
All-time favorite star Randolph
Scott appears in one of his top
westerns, “Coroner Creek.”
CORGATELLIS* RETURN
Barney and Mrs. Corgatelli, Jr.
returned to Kodiak and will re
main here this winter. The Corga
tellis have been living in Cordova.
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