Today
America’s fighting Leather
necks give an account of them
selves in a most exciting war
picture titled “Hold Back The
Night.” John Payne and Mona
Freeman star.
The story, as presented, is nar
rated by Payne, with flashbacks.
The locale is Korea in the fate
the month of November, 1950,
where Captain Sam MacKensie,
enacted by Payne, is in command
of Easy Company of the 7th Ma
rines. They are fighting their way
almost to the Yalu and have vic
tory within sight when the order
comes to retreat, a suicidal opera
tion.
Supporting roles are played by
Peter Graves, Chuck Conners and
Bob Nichols.
Sunday and Monday
In order to effect realism, bro
ken glass flew all around Fred
MacMurray, in a scene for “Day
of the Badman.’’ He was .unhurt
however. In the scene MacMurray
is trapped in the living room of
a small cottage and tries to fight
off four badmen who are firing at
him.
The sequence called for bullets
to shatter the glass window panes
as well as a glass lamp hanging
from the ceiling of the room.
MacMurray co-stars with Joan
Weldon and John Ericson. The
picture is in Cinemascope and
color.
Tuesday and Wednesday
In the picture “Back From The
Dead” a man’s first wife returns
from the dead to take her place
within the body of his second wife.
The action builds to a “terrific
suspense,” according to theatre
manager John hetcher.
The above is oo-featured with
“Gun Fever.” Some vicious fight
scenes take place in the Jackson
Weston production “Gun Fever”
which stars Mark Stevens.
Stevens tackles a knife wielding
maniacal killer portrayed by ex
wrestler Aaron Saxon.
Thursday and Friday
“The Curse of Frankenstein” is
not recommended for people of
nervous disposition, says the ad
vance publicity in this Warner
Bros “Horror” picture.
To quote further: “For wild
screaming terror and breath
stopping mastery of the macabre,
no picture ever made is in a class
with this story of the creature
created by man and forgotten by
nature.”
Starring are Peter Cushing,
Hazel Court, Robert Urquhart and
Christopher Lee. j
TV SCHEDULE
Saturday
1:30—Test Pattern & Music
2:00—To Be Announced
4:00—Polka Parade
4:45—Air Force Story
5:00—Bowling Derby
6:00—Robin Hood
6:30—My Little Margie
7:00—People Are Funny
7:30—This Is Hawaii
* 8:00—Sat. Night Cinema
(Naughty But Nice)
9:30—Town Hall Party
Sunday
1:30—Test Pattern & Music
2:00—To Be Announced
WANTED - CAMPERS
TO OCCUPY SPACE
—AT—
Woody Island Christian Youth Camp
Juniors - July 20—24
Junior Highs - July 27—August 3
Senior Highs - August 6—14
CALL ,2572
r Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the Hill”
REV. JOHN MOLLETTI, PASTOR
Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups—6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship—7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service—7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth the Word of Life”
__ j
. Sportsmen and Photographers
SPECIAL FLIGHTS
TO ANY OF THESE LAKES
Malina - Uganik - Litnik - Perenosa
4 People — $13.75 each or S75.00
Round Trip
8 People — $15.00 each or $120.00
Round Trip
STAY A DAY OR A WEEK
AT YOUR PLEASURE
If you don't catch fish in these lakes
you haven't got a rod in your hand!!
KODIAK AIRWAYS
Phone 4201
4:00—All Star Golf
5:00—George Jessel
6:00—This Is The Life
6:30—Music Is My Beat
7:00—Dennis Day ' J '
7j30—Sherwood Affair
8:00—Caesar’s Hour
9:00—Kraft Theatre
10:00—Billy Daniels
10:45—EBF, Industrial Provinces
of Canada
Monday
4:30—Test Pattern & Music
5:00—Sky King
5:30—Star Performance
6:00—Bob Cummings
6:30—Lucky Lager Sports Time
7:00—Phil Silvers
7:30—News, Weather and Sports
8:00—It Could Be You
8:30—This Is Your Life
9:00—Sourdough Theatre
(Escape Me Never)
10:45—EBF, Iran—Between Two
Worlds
Tuesday
4:30—Test Pattern & Music
5:00—Sheriff of Cochise
5:30—Adventure At Scott Island
6:00—Trouble With Father
6:30—Steve Canyon
7:00—Royal Playhouse
7:30—News, Weather and Sports
8:00—It Could Be You
8:30—Ch. 8 Movietime
(Chain Lightning)
10:00—Wrestling
10:45—EBF, Weather
Wednesday
4:30—Test Pattern & Music
>, a Doss
I4ft
WWW— »m— ■■ vummMmmwm ■ i ...
INTRODUCING PUPPY TO
NEW HOME
By Bob Bartos
Manager, Friskies Research Kennels
The first few days in- a Rew
home can be a harrowing ex
perience for a puppy. Separated
from his family for the first
time, he’s petted, picked up,
stared at, robbed of his usual
sleeping time, fed out of an un
familiar dish.
If you’re bringing a new pup
py into your home, here are a
few ways to make the tran
sition from dog family to human
family a little less awesome.
Outside of giving him a bowl
of milk, some affectionate pats
and some gentle words of assur
ance when he first arrives, leave
him alone. Let him nose around
and get familiar with all the
strange new smells. Prepare an
enclosed area covered with
newspapers containing his bed
out of the way of household
traffic. After he’s done his in
vestigating, place him in this
area for a nap and the begin
ning of his house training
routine.
If you have children, make
them understand how important
lots of undisturbed sleep is to
the health of the little fellow.
Also try to limit the number of
young friends that drop by to
meet the family’s latest addi
tion during his first few days.
Night, which is the loneliest
time of all for the new puppy,
will seem a little friendlier if
you put an alarm clock,and a
hot water bottle under the
blanket of his bed. To the
drowsy pup, the warmth of the
hot water bottle seems like the
warmth generated by the bodies
of his mother, brothers and sis
ters, while the tick of the clock
sounds like his mother’s heart
beat.
* * *
Feeding Tip: Don’t start off by
feeding your puppy rich, starchy
foods. Top quality dog foods
such as Friskies are an econom
ical, complete food, providing
every necessary mineral and
vitamin.
5:00—Hopalong Cassidy
5:30—Willy
6:00—Star And The Story -
6:30—Colonel Flack
7:00—You Bet Your Life
7:30—News, Weather and Sports
8:00—Country America
8:45—EBF, Spanish Children
9:00—I’ve Got A Secret
9:30—Treasure
10:00—Wednesday Night Fights
10:45—EBF, Our Weather
Thursday
4:30—Test Pattern & Music
5:00—Roy Rogers
5:30—Thin Man
6:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford
6:30—China Smith
7:00—Four Star Anthology
7:30—News, Weather and Sports
8:00—Spade Cooley
8:45—Curt Massey
9:00—Kodiak Playhouse
(Espionage Agent)
10:00—Roller Derby
Friday
4:30—Test Pattern & Music
5:00—Mr. Wizard
5:30—Highway Patrol
6:00—Highroad To Danger
6:30—Col. March Of Scotland
Yard
7:00—Price Is Right
7:30—News, Weather and Sports
8:00—Traffic Court
8:30—Adventure Tomorrow
9:00—Gill. Cavalade of Sports
9:45—'Curt Massey
10:00—Juice Box Jury
ALL PROGRAMS SUBJECT TO
CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
Portable
' tune-up
\ special
Bring your sets into the shop
for FREE tube test by skilled
technicians. Long-lasting G-E
Tubes recommended. We fix
'em fast, you pick them up
and save.
Professional service on
any make TV and Radio.
HANK'S
Radio and TV
Service
Phone 4922 day or night
Authorized
Dealer "
in socks
Ws FIT
that
COUNTS
For the smartest looking fit
that’s possible in any sock—
Coopers Unisize. Never
wrinkles, binds or slips.
Smoothest fitting sJrelch
Nylon makes Unisize
follow every movement
of your foot. Now
available in many exciting
new patterns and colors.
^ Remember one size fits all
feet, from 9 to 13, and
they’re guaranteed
by Coopers.
UNISIZE
%
Remember
Father’s Day
k Tomorrow
1 I
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
Phone 3201