Navy's History
Shown in Film
An; interesting, film on the his
tory of the tk S. Navy up to and
including the Spanish-American
war, was viewed by Rotarians aiid
guests at the weekly ^luncheon
mating of the Rotary Club held
Tuesday at the Island Fountain.
'Hie movie, in color, was based
on historical events leading up to
the war. and scenes were taken
from famous paintings of these
events. America learned much
from the fighting of that war,
villich was said to be a tunning
•point in development of the Navy
as it is today.
Guests attending the meeting
were Frank MoConaghy, Robert
Pfeifer, Clyde McGillivray, Hom
er Shoesmith. Peter Groom,
‘Skipper” Krmdsen, Bob Miller,
l)l*, Bruce Keers and Harry Don
nelley.
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POLICE SLOGAN
* Drive carefully_ don’t insist
on you* RITES!
VA TO PAY SOME WIDOWS
INCREASES IN PAYMENTS
Many widows of veterans who
died of service-connected causes
will receive increased survivoi
benefit payments from Veterans
Administration as a result of the
new military pay bill which be
came effective June 1, 1958.
VA said tha^ in' most cases,
such a widow’s benefit payments
are related to the basic pay of a
serviceman whose rank and years
of service are the same as those
of the deceased veteran.
FASTER SERVICE GIVEN
ON PROCESSING COLOR FILM
Technicolor announced in Holly
wood today the opening of an ad
ditional Los Angeles plant for pro
cessing Kodachrome film which
doubles their present Jamrn ca
pacity and triples their 8 and
16mm capacity, according to Ro
bert Renkert, Technicolor general
agent for the Territory of Alaska.
This enables Technicolor to pro
vide consistent 24 hour in-plant
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.service an over-the-counter film
and 48 hour in-plant service on
prepaid direct mail for their deal
ers throughout the peak summer
season. These new facilities are
geared to achieve a consistent pro
duction flow even during the hol
iday periods. This, for the first
time, says Mr. Renkert, will elim
inate delays that have always
plagued dealers and photofinish
ers during peak picture taking
periods.
At a time when service is a ma
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dealers and distributors of a de
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competitors.
Naval Station
Births
Gaylon Ray, Jr., weighing 4 lbs.
4 ozs., was born on June 13 to
Elizabeth Ann and Gaylon Ray
Miller, SN, USN.
Ronald Lee, weighing 6 lbs.
13 ozs., was born oh June 14 to
Helen Louise and Charles Levi
Lusk, SN, USN.
TV SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
2:00—Sign on program schedule
> to be announced
5:30—Country America
6:30—Captain David Grief
7:00—Gale Storm
7:30—Favorite Husband
8:00—Amateur Hour
8:30—Break the Bank
9:00—Gisele McKenzie
9:30—Open Mind
10:00—You Bet Your Life
10:30—Studio One
SUNDAY
2:00—Sign on program schedule
to be announced
5:30—Tennessee Ernie Ford
6:00—This is the Life
6:30—Highway Patrol
7:00—Our Miss Brooks
7:30—Jack Benny
8:00—Chevy Show
9:p0—Thin Man
9:30—Walter Winchell
10:00—Tic Tac Dough
10:30—Traffic Court
11:00—The Visitor
MONDAY
5:30—Fury
6:00—Mr., Wizard
6:30—You Are There
7:00—Harry-Owens
7:30—Meet McGraw
8:00—Your Hit Parade
8:30—People Are Funny
9:00—$64,000 Question
9:30—Dennis Day
10:00—Price Is Right
10:30—Song of Gringo
TUESDAY
5:30—Blondie
6:00—Let’s Take a Trip
6:30—Burns & Allen
7:00—Life with Elizabeth
7:30—Report from Rutgers
8:00—Wager & Win (studio)
8.00—Telephone Time
9:00—Men of Annapolis
9:30—Wrestling
WEDNESDAY
5:30—I Love Lucy
6:00—Air Force News
6:15—Jane Froman
6:30—You Ask for It
7:00—College News
7:30—Phil Silvers
8:00—Bob Miller (studio)
8:30—rSportime
9:00—The Falcon
9:30—This Is Your Life
10:00—$64,000 Challenge
10:30—Kraft Theatre
THURSDAY
5:30—Lassie
6:00—Ethel & Albert
6:30—Roy Rogers
7:00—Zane Grey
7:30—Treasure
8:00—Westpoint
8:30—Pat Boone
9:00—'Truth or Consequences
9:30—U.N. in Action
10:00—I’ve Got a Secret
10:30—Big Story
11:00—Foreign Intrigue
FRIDAY
5:30—Mama
6:00—Jane Froman
6:15—Industry on Parade
6:30—United Nations
7:00—Margie
7:30—Polly Bergen Show
8:00—Talent Scouts
8:30—Stars of Jazz
9:00—Big Picture
9:30—Sohulitz Playhouse
10:00—Twenty-one
10:30—St. Nick's Boxing
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