AlfME Meet Draws
Big Mining Names
Outstanding figures In the min
crals, noted scientists and other
prominent people will participate
in the third annual Mining, Min
erals and Petroleum Conference
April 18-20, at the University of
Alaska, according to Peter O.
Sandvik of the university, chair
man of the Alaska section, Ameri
can Institute of Mining Metallur
gical and Petroleum Engineers.
Phil R. Holdsworth, commission
er of mines for Alaska, will speak
on the subject of “Problems and
Economics of Mining in Alaska.”
The subject of “Mining Research”
will be covered by Paul T. Alla
man, chief mining engineer for
the U. S. Bureau of Mines, Wash
ington, D. C. Other speakers for
the first two days include Dr. Na
irn R. Mukherjee, Robert Lyman
and Hugh Matheson. An evening
banquet will be addressed by Ro
ger V. Pierce, vice-president of
AIME.
Saturday sessions of the confer
ence will be taken up with such
subjects as “Feasibility of Nuc
lear Power in Alaska,” Hydropow
er — Alaska’s Inexhaustible Re
source. The latter will be discuss
ed by Harold Moats, U. S. Army
Engineer.
The April 19 afternoon sessions
will deal with petroleum. Officials
from Standard Oil Company and
Humble Oil Company will speak
i
on oil developments in Alaska by
their companies.
Educational Movie
Shown at Rotary
A talk by a member and the
showing of a movie were the pro
gram features at the meeting of
the Rotary Club held Tuesday
noon at the Island Fountain.
The movie followed an educa
tional theme, and was presented
by “Red” Burnham. Ed. Naughton
gave a short classification talk in
which he discussed the influence
of having a bakery in town, and
reviewed the history of Naugh
ton’s Bakery since it was first
started.
Student member Mike Greeley
and visitor Harry Hurd were also
&t the meeting.
Jess Ballard is the new Secre
tary of the Kodiak Rotary, and not
“Red” Burnham as stated in last
week’s Mirror. Burnham has been
secretary for five years, but re
fused the nomination this year.
Members Orate on
National Issues
Toastmaster Don Wolf intro
duced subjects of such widespread
variance as tax cuts as an aid to
the recession recovery, the Koh
ler strike, Elvis Presley and TV
and Big League baseball and
Grand Opera, under Table Topics,
and drew comments on nearly all
of them at the meeting of the Kod
iak Island Toastmaster’s Club
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at the
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Toastmaster John Mansuy in
troduced four speakers. These
were Bob Frederick, Bill Henry,
Vic Strash and Bob Johnson. Chief
Evaluator was Marty Zucker.
At the meeting called for April
1, Bob Boko is slated for his No. 6
speech, George Cornelius, a No.
10, Jim Gray, No. 11 and A. Gris
pino, his No. 1 speech. Ron Walk
er is the Chief Evaluator and will
be assisted by A. Holmes Johnson,
Ken Stanford, Rev. Talbott and
Will Troyer.
Duties of Toastmaster will be
performed by Sig Digree. Table
Topics wil be handled by Merle
Schwenk.
COUNCIL REFUSES LICENSE
TO KODIAK TRANSIT CO.
The city council voted to rescind
a previous action, whereby it
granted a non-transferable taxi li
cense to the Kodiak Transit Com
pany. The previous action was ta
ken on application of Art Kozer,
owner of the transit company.
The later action was taken be
cause it was found granting a li
cense was in violation of a city
ordinance governing the number
of licenses that can be granted.*
TODAY
The great film melodrama. “The
Killers,” comes to the Orpheum
today. In it are starred Burt Lan
ART WALDRON,
Republican Candidate
for
Territorial Legislature,
suggests:
Let’s not be satisfied with
just voting:
Let’s get our neighbor to
study the candidates and
vote for the best interests of
our great Alaska”
Pd. adv.
caster and Ava Gardner.
An Ernest Hemingway novel to
begin with, an expert job of trans
ferring to the motion picture me
dium the plot and also the strange
mood of the story was adcomplish
ished. A re-release, the picture
first made stars out of Burt Lan
caster and Ava Gardner. It is now
considered a classic.
Edmund O’Brien is also in the
cast.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
A whole galaxy of stars raises
the level of “Not As a Stranger,”
the picture showing Sunday. In it
are featured Olivia de Havilland,
Robert Mitchum, Frank Sinatra,
Gloria Grahame. Broderick Craw
ford and Charles Bickford.
A best seller as a novel, “Not
As a Stranger” is provocative as
a motion-picture. Mitchum gives a
portrayal of Lucas Marsh, the
dedicated medico, who is project
ed as something as a heel in his
personal life. Olivia de Havilland s
role is that of Kristina Hedvigson,
the unloved wife.
As director, Stanley Kramer’s
screen version of the novel is
deft in piloting touches and sub
tle symbolism.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
“The River’s Edge,” next offer
ing, stars Ray Milland, Anthony
Quinn and Debra Paget. In Cine
mascope and De Luxe Color, it
tells the dramtic story of three
people caught in a web of suspi
cion, each dependent on the other
for survival
Milland plays the part of a
charming and persuasive con man
and ruthless killer. “The River's
Edge” was filmed among the
grandeur of Mexico’s mountains..
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Scott Brady, Mala Powers and
Bill Williams form the cast ia
“The Storm Riders,” a western
Regalscope picture.
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