Swimming Classes
Stopped For Now
""he swimming classes being
conducted by Chief of Police Vick
ery have been suspended tempor
arily.
Repair work is being done on
the pool. Classes will be resumed
at a later date.
Two Forfeit Bail
Ai rested on a charge of drunk
eness, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hixon
were released on $25 bail each.
Bail was forfeited.
Joseph L. Peterson was arrested
on a like charge, but remanded to
U. S. Marshal. He was given
a 00 day suspended sentence.
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student from here
trains at fort lewis
Melvane E. Morris, Jr. of Kodi
ak was among fourteen R.O.T.C.
ca^ts from the University of Al
aska who left recently for Fort
-Lewis, Washington, where they
wtii attend summer camp.
*The training will last six weeks.
AH cactetss will rotate through
•positions of leadership. Training
includes many phases of actual
military life, from bed making to
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firing mortars and machine guns,
tear gas indoctrination to complex
field problems and maneuvers.
TODAY
Gay tunes, lavish musical numb
ers, a Las Vegas style, enhances
t&a Paramount Vista-Vision Tech
nicolor production, “The Girl
Rush,” starring Rosalind Russell.
The picture co-stars Eddie Al
bert, Gloria DeHaven and Fer
nando ^fimas, the latter as the
owndfc» of a plush Las Vegas gamb
ling hostelry.
“In spite of its fast pace and
locale,” according to Manager
John Fletcher, ‘its fit for the en
tire family and highly suitable
for a Fourth of July pie?-) of en
tertainment.” On the same pro
gram, a Mr. Magoo cartoon.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“Artists and Models” with the
madcaps, of the screen, Dean
Martin- and Jerry t-?wis. A merry
riot based or* the stage play of
same name with some changes to
fit in with the doings of the Mart
in-Lewis team.
Jerry’s mania for comic books
BAR-B-Q KITCHEN
Enjoy delicious
Bar-B-Q Chicken & Ribs
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at the
Bar-B-Q Kitchen
Located next door to Ships Tavern
Take out an order tor your next
picnic or party
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Phone 5832
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and the Bat Lady hi particular
leads to goings on not fit for the
sane. Embellished by Vista Vision
and Technicolor.
TUESDAY and WEDN SDAY
“The Deadly Mantis,” is another
in the Universal-International sci
ence-fiction series, and concerns
a huge destroying prehistoric in
sect come to life from the polar
regions and the havoc it does be
fore being stopped.
Starring Craig Stevens, Alix
Talton and William Hopper, the
film tells a story of suspense and
terror as the strange creature is
identified and trapped by a scient
ist and Air Defense Command
Lieutenant Colonel.
On the same bill is “Man on the
Prowl” which starts off with the
murder of *a gM who repulses the
advances of an attractive delivery
boy. Filled with outdoor scenes
in the Los Angeles area.
Mala Powers and James Best
star with Jerry Paris supporting.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
“Tarnished Angels.” A movie
with a daring approach, based on
William Faulkner’s “Pylon.” Stars
are Rock Hudson," Robert Stack,
Dorothy Malone and Jack Carson.
“AduH fare,'* says Manager John
Fletcher. “The picture's stor>
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should have wide appeal but may
not be exactly suitable for the
small fry.”
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Sportsmen and Photographers
SPECIAL FLIGHTS
TO ANY OF THESE LAKES
Malina - llganik - Litnik - Perenosa
4 People — $18.75 each or $75.00
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 get a rod in your hand!!
KODIAK AIRWAYS
Phone 4201
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