Bankers Adopt
Hew Banking Code
O. A. “Torgte^ Torgerson re
turned Monday from Fairbanks,
where he^attended the Alaska
Bankers Association convention
■held there May 15, 16 and 17. A
banking code for Alaska was
adopted.
Torgerson, President of the
Bank of Kodiak, is a Director of
the Association. An important
item of business taken up at the
•convention, was the territorial
banking code.
Former President of the Bank
there, Marshall Crutcher, had form
ulated the code just prior to his
death. The lengthy code, some
what shortened, will be presented
at the next sessions of the Alaska
Legislature.
ihe next convention will be
-field at Ketchikan. Newly elected
P-esident of the Association is
William Moran of that city, who
•replaces the former President,
Lss Neofand.
Squadron 9 Here
When Wavy Patrol Squadron
NINE landed at the U. S. Naval
Elation here May 15, personnel of
Patrol Squadron ONE rolled out
a ;d capped-to welcome them.
Th? f imet, about 30 feet long,
*as roiled under the escape hatch
of the first P2V Neptune to land.
Commander R. A. Peterson, USN,
■commanding officer of VP-9, re
ceived a hearty cheer when he
alighted from the plane and
walked towards the welcoming
committee.
During the light-hearted cere
mony, Commander V. W. Adler,
USN, commanding officer of VP-1,
presented Commander Peterson
with a large gold key. It was
inscribed with the word, “Wel
come.”
VP-9 deployed from Alameda;
Calif., to Kodiak on normal over
seas rotation.
VP-1 has been operating out of
Kodiak for the past six months
and will return to the United
States in the near future.
Both squadrons carry out long
range patrol training missions
and are equipped with the twin
engine P2V Neptune patrol bomb
er.
Russian Dishes
Featured on Menu
Special Russian dishes will be
served at the Russian Church. Sun
day from 1 p.m. to 7 r> n
The dinner is bein'* :> on so red
% the Kodiak Russian Orthodox
dub, and is open to the public.
These dinners have been held in
the past and have attracted large
crowds. Specialty foods prepared
by the ladies of the Church are
served.
Today
Adventure and romance on the
frontier when the United States
Cavalry and the Apache Indians
•were at each other's throats keys
the action of “Fort Yuma," Bel
Air Productions’ Technicolor ad
venture drama for United Artists
release, showing at the Orpheum
today.
"Fort Yuma” was filmed entire
ly outdoors amid the scenic splen
dor of Zion National Park on the
Ut<th-Arizona borders where many
of the memorable struggles de
picted in the picture actually took
place. Peter Graves, Joan Vobs,
John Hudson and Joan Taylor are
co-starred.
Some of the scenes of Indian
cavalry warfare are said to be as
thrilling and spectacular as any
action scenes of their kind ever
filmed. °
. Sunday and Monday
Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reyn
olds are co-starred in the film
entitled “Bundle of Joy.”
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Crime In the Streets,” has as
its theme the teen-age problem in
New York. In the cast are John
Cassavetes, Sal Mineo, Denise
Alexander and Mark Rydell. Fill
ed with action among the switch
blade gangs of the big town.
Thursday and Friday
Jeff Chandler and Dorothy Ma
lone head .the cast in “Pillars of
the Sky,” a stony of frontier war
fare between whites and Indians
which has a strong religious over
tone, filmed by Universal-Inter
national in Technicolor and Cine
mascope.
There is said to be poignant
drama in this story of the Christ
ianized redskins of the old Oregon
country who are led into a sense
less war against the U. S. Cavalry
by their ruthless leader.
Others in the cast are Ward
Bond, Keith Andes, Lee Marvin,
Sydney Chaplin, Michael Ansara
and Olive Carey.
flFRS TV Schedile
Saturday
; 2:00—Pro grams to be Announced
5:30—Ozark Jubilee
6:30—Susans Show
7:00—Captain David Grief
7:30—Amateur Hour
8:00—Wide Wide World
9:30—Big Story
10:00—Break The Bank
10:30—Armstrong Circle Theatre
Sunday
2:00—Programs to be Announced
5:30—Little League Telethon
Monday
5:30—Blondie
6:00—Talent Scouts
6:30—You Asked For It
7:00—Red Cross (studio)
7:30—Our Miss Brooks
8:00—Miller & Lambert (studio)
8:30—People Are Funny
9:00—Men Of Annapolis
9:30—Paragon Playhouse
10:00—Price Is Right
10:30—Readers Digest
11:00—(Camera Three
Tuesday
5:30—Ethel & Albert
6:00—Lets Take A Trip
6:30—Lawrence Weik
7:30—Life With Elizabeth
8:00—Dennis Day
8:30—Telephone Time
9:00—West Point
FOR SALE
25’ x 40’ building on 50’ x 150’ lot.
Sealed inside. Now being used as
garage. Could be made into nice
home. Also adjoining lot with quon
set hut. Both lots have city water.
Call 3591 for further information.
9:30—U.N. In Action
10:00—Treasure Hunt
10:30—Big Picture
11:00—Christophers
Wednesday
5:30—Roy Rogers
6:00—You Are There
6:30—His Honor Homer Bell
7:00—Gisele McKenzie
7:30—Phil Silvers
8:00—Silent Service
8:30—Sport Time
9:00—Patrice Munsel
9:30—This Is Your Life
10:00—$64,000 Challenge
10:30—Kraft Theatre
Thursday
5:30—Hopalong Cassidy
6:00—Bob Cummings
6:30—I Love Lucy
7:00—Country America
8:00—Navy Log
8:30—Pat Boone
9:00—Adventure Tomorrow
9:30—Faee The Nation
10:00—I’ve Got A Secret
10:30—7%in MWfiS
11:00—Traffic Court
Friday
7:30—Lassie
6:00—Dinah Shore
6:15—Industry On Parade
6:30—Dr. A. Holmes Johnson
7:00—Joan Davis
7:30—Highway Patrol
8:00—Country Music Jubilee
9:00—Gale Storm
9:30—Schlitz Playhouse
10:00—Stars Of Jazz
10:30—St. Nicks Boxing
All programs are subject to
change without notice.
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