j Saturday.
6:00—Rise unu Shine
7:00—Newo. VV .ather & Announ
cements i
77:15—Latin Beat
!7:30— Polka Party
8:00—Starr of Space
8:25—Uncle Paul
8:30—Roy Rogers
;8:55—This Thing Called Life
9:00—X Minus One
9:25—Marches
9:30—Galen Drake
9:55—Rubert MiU
,10:00—News, & Announcements
10:15—Seranade in Blue
. 10:30—Inheritance
; 11:00—Syncopation Piece
rll:25—AFRS Speaks
.11:30—Hawaii Calls
{12:00—LondoftfStudJo- Cdncsutt
12:30—Weather, New?
12:45—Music For Americans
. 1:00—Army Hour
1:30—Hollywood Music Hall
L55—Art Baker’s NWdBoWc
. 2:00—By Request
i 3:00—AFRS News
: 3:15—Eddie Fisher
; 3:30—Memo For Americans
14:00—America’s Popular Music
; 5:00—Power Biggs
15:30—Portrait in Music
• 6:00—AFRTS News ’ •
16:15—Sports For the Record
6:30—Rancho 960
7:00—Cousin Willie
• 7:25—The Weather Marches
17:30—Lone Ranger
• 7:50—Camp Fire
>8:00—Robert Q. Lewis
18:30—Music From America
! 9:00—AFRTS News
9:15—Teddy Wilson
9:30—Footnote to Sports
9:35—Grand Old Opry
10:00—Johnny Dollar
10:30—Modern Moods
11:00—After Hours
|l:0O—Sign Off
i
Sunday
,o;uu— wearner and News
;8:15—Music For Sunday
9:00—Protestant Hour
9:30—Negro College Choir
9:55—Robert Mill
10:00—Catholic Hour
10:30—Eternal Light
11:00—Fine Arts String Quartet
11:25—AFRS Speaks
11:30—Invitation to Learning
12:00—Howard Barlow
12:45—Musical Express
1:00—Philadelphia Orchestra
1:55—Art Baker Notebook
2:00—Bookshelf of the World
2:30—On a Sunday Afternoon
2:45—This Thing Called Life
3:00—AFRTS News
3:15—Three Sons
.3:30—New England (Survey)
3:55—Popular Vocal
4:00—Bulletin Board
4:05—Biography in Sound
5:00—Serenade to Romance
6:00—AFRTS News
6:15—Sports Rehash
6:30—Rudy Yallee
6:55—HiFi Musical
7:00—Our Miss Brooks
7:25—The Weather Marches
7:30—Sunday with Garroway
8:00—What's My Line
8:25—Johnny Lee Wells
8:30—Life is Worth Living
8:55—Popular Instrumentals
9:00—AFRTS News
9:15—To Be Perfectly Frank
9:30—Showcase
10:00—Adventures of Sherlock
10:30—Sunday Reveries
•11:00—Sign Off
Daily
6:00—Morning Show
7:00—News, Weather & Announ
’cements
7:15—Morning Show
8:00—Turn Back the Clock
8:25—AFRS Speaks
8:30—Don McNeil Breakfast Clul
9:00—Make Up Your Mind
9:15—You and the World
9:30—Tennessee Ernie Show
10:00—News, Announcements
10:30—Musical Notes & Anecdote
11:30—Music by Rex Koury
11:45—Bob Crosby
12:00—Noonday Music
12:30—Weather and News
1:00—Behind the Story
1:30—Carnival of Music
2:00—Martin Block
2:3
3;0O^4
3:15—Bi
3:30—Fibb^MtSto* &-.Molly
3:40—lUirrmMjr^lSgera
Ease
4:00—Music Shop
4:30—Matinee
5:30—The Penthouse
6:00—AFRTS News
7:55—Ebony and Ivory
Monday
10:15—Bobby Hammach
11:00—Greatest Story Ever Told
12:45—Guest Star
1:15—Science Editor
5:00—Treasury Bandstand
6:15—Time Out For Sports
6:30—Alaska Hayride
7:00—Best of All
7:30—Arthur Godfrey
8:00—Contest Theatre
8:45—Land of the Free
9:00—Best of Groucho
9:30—Box Thirteen
8:55—The Todds
9:40—The Weather Marches
10:00-AFRTS News
10:15—Jukebox Journal
10:30—Night Watch
11:30—One Night Stand
11:55—Organ Music
12:00—Midnight—Sign off
Tuesday
b:ia—lime out tor sports
6:30—Northern Roundup
7:00—Perry Como
7:15—Terrea Lea
7:30—$64,000 Question
8:00—Golden Fleece Adventure
8:30—You Are There
9:00—People Are Funny
9:30—The Whistler
Wednesday
6:15—Boxing
7:00—Dinah Shore
7:15—Out of the North
7:30—Tex Williams
8:00—Family Theatre
8:30—Gunsmoke
9:00—Truth or Consequences
9.30—John Steel
Thursday
6:15—Time out for Sports
6:30—Alaskan Hayride
7:00—Perry Como
7:15—Rosemary Clooney
7:30—Gene Autry
8:00—On Stage
8:30—Liberty Theatre
9:00—Baron and the Bee
Friday
6:15—Time Out for Sports
6:30—Northern Roundup
7:00—Music Views of Hollywood
7:30—Wheel of Chance
8:00—The Cobbs
8:30—Let George Do It
9-00—Two For the Money
9:30—Suspense
With Cary Grant, Franchot Tone, *
Dianna Lynn and Betsy Drake in c
the stellar roles, “Every Girl *
Should Be Married” comes to the s
. Orpheum Theatre today. r
' The movie’s story revolves
around a modern girl’s campaign I
to win herself a husband without i
waiting for him to propose. Al- r
, though pretty salesgirl Betsy t
Drake conducts a well planned at- r
tack, wily doctor Cary Grant does- 1
n’t react according to plan. Fran
chot Tone as an executive is drag- }
j ged into; the affair. ]
This picture was produced for s
laughs. s
Sunday and Monday s
"Strategic Air Command,” a
movie starring June Allyson and
James Stewart is a Vista Vision pro
duction with color by Technicolor.
K is action plus. Thet full force of
this dramatic production is
brought to the movie goer, it is
said, by the giant screen. Manager
Jbhn Fletcher recommends this
opwture very highly. He says it is
one of the greatest pictures to
come out of Hollywood in this or
any year. It is said to be a power
ful-authentic film about the men,
the planes and the top-secret oper
ation of the mightiest weapon in
the world—the atomic striking arm
of the U. S. Air Force.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Alan Ladd, the screen’s top ad- j
venture star, dons knightly armor |
to bring to screen life, the action g
auM luiudutc ui me age oi iving F
Arthur and his Knights of the ]
Round Table, in his first great |
spectacle, Columbia Pictures’ “The
Black Knight.” Patricia Medina co
stars.
The story of the tilm takes place
in the stirring days when King Ar
thur’s rule was troubled by depre
dations of the Vikings and the
treacherous plotting of King Mark
of Cornwall and the Saracen
knight, Sir Palamides.
The movie is filmed in color by
Technicolor, and is said to contain
spectacles aplenty: action; sus
pense and romance.
Thursday and Friday
“Top of the World,” a story
about Alaska, is the next film of:
fering, to be shown at the local
theatre.
Dale Robertson and Frank Love
joy play lead roles. The story de
picts the harrowing experience of I
being trapped on an island of ice, j
five hundred miles from nowhere. 1
I. Bishop Honored
ly Sec’y Weeks
A veteran seaman and master
lariner who has headed the Mari
ime Administration’s East Coast
peratiOns for the last 11 years was
onored in mid-February for his
ervices to the American merchant
larine.
In ceremonies held in the De
artment of Commerce auditorium
i Washington, D. C., the depart
lent's silver medal was presented
a Capt. Hewlett R. Bishop by Sec
etary of Commerce Sinclair
Veeks.
Capt. Bishop is a native of
'atchogue, L. I. and now resides in
'reeport, L. I. Mrs. Fostina John
on, wife of Dr. A. Holmes John
on, of this city, is Capt. Bishop’s
iater.
According to the official citation
uoted in the New York Times the
ledal was for “extremely compe
ent performance of duties as At
antic Coast. Director. of/this Mari
ime Admintstratipr^ginee May 7,
945, in the**e$^6iioj[ variety
f important ^duties on*:|>ehalf of
he Federal Goveegg^i.1^ Resigned
o preserve, maintain and improve
the Afnerkan jqprchant marine.”
Cafct. Bishop was in charge of
moth-balling and lay-up of Govern
ment freighters after World War
II and in breaking them out for
Korean war service. During the
war he had charge of stowage of
all cargoes dispatched from the At
lantic seaboard. One of his inven
tions, the Bishop Mecanno Deck,
for carrying deck cargoes of planes
aboard tankers, made possible the
transport of thousands of aircraft
and was a major contribution to
the war effort, the Times said.
REAL ESTATE EXAMINATIONS
* The Alaska Real Estate Commis
sioner announces that the next
real estate salesman’s and broker's
examination will be given at An
chorage, Fairbanks and Juneau at
1:00 p. m. on March 15, 1956. •
Application for examination must
be on file with the proper officer
not later than 5:00 p. m., March
12, 1956.
Examination applications may be
ith Eugene-Saxton of Ac
ity' biTW. A. Chipperfield,
__ ite Commissioner, at An
chorage; Glenn Willacy of Fair
bapk$; and Robert N. Druxman of
Juneau.
The Montmartre Inn
EDDIE JULIAN
Serving complete Chinese style dinners
and American dishes
Chuck Wagon Tuesday — All you can eat $3.00
Dance to the Music of
Helen Wialiali, piano Al Riley, drums
Rudy Williami, sax
Come out and bring the family
New Hours 5 pm till
Bn
Easter is only
three weeks
away —
See our newly arrived
se ecl’cn of millinery
for ladies and girls