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There 5s a. double feature pro
•l^raifc. lasr tfhe matinee starting at
“Ariaona Manhunt” and
;4fCi* Me Mister” are both recom
BKnded for the entire family. “Call
-Me .Master ’ will be shown alone in
the evening.
Sunday and Monday
“D-Day—the 6th Of June” is the
hitherto untold story oif ttee ex
citing days leading up to the Dun
kirk invasion. The story involves
an unusual mission of a handful of
men, preceding the actual invasion
fleet by a few thrilling and .danger
ous hours.
The picture rates high in enter
tainment value and is in Cinema
scope and Technicolor. Shows Sun
<*ay *t 3:0$ 5:00 aj»f 7:00
Mocuiay at 7:00 and 0:00,
•. Tuesday, and Wedaetday ■
Absorbing drama of a crackdown
on the Toj^o underworld, “The
House of Barabo” introduces a new
Japanese star to. the American
theatre audience—Shirley Yama-,
guchi. Robert Ryan, Robert Stack
and Cameron Mitchell share the
honors. Shownig at 7:00 and 9:00.
Thursday and Friday
Double feature show -Seven
Men from Now” brings an all time
favorite Randolph Scott to the
screen again. Co-starring is.-.Gaii
Russell and lee Marvin. Show
times for tbe main; feature is 7:00
and 9:00.
! The second feature is “Racing
Blood”— showing at 8:30 p.m.
COMING NEXT SATURDAY
News brought up to date is
promised in the picture “Earth vs.
Flying Saucers”.
This movie shows Satellites be
lag launched**** ho^ ^ef ci^
the earth* exactly a* the Russian
Satellite is doing at present .
NOTICE
. 'Phe Christian Science Society
of Kodiak holds Sunday Service*
and Sunday School every Sunday
at 11 a.m„ evening Services the
3rd Wednesday of each month at
8 p.m., Chapel Annex on the Base.
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When black gold was needed for Alaska’s silver harves
Standard pioneered a new era of service for the fisherman
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Alaska’s richest harvest comes from the sea.
Salmon as well as halibut, herring, shrimp, cod, the giant
king crab, seafood of all types, are a continuous source of
health to Alaska. And, through the years, Standard has
helped to assure Alaskans of this harvest.
Long ago, when the fishermen first turned from the labor
of the oar and from the uncertainty of sails to the power
of engines, Standard fuels and lubricants, refined from the
earth’s “Black Gold”, were ready and waiting to help put
the fleets on schedule.
Today, the men of the seiner, troller, and halibut
schooner, the tenders, barges and rigging scows—all those
in the great fishing fleets of Alaska know that they can
depend on Standard's coastal network of marine stations
to help bring in the “Silver Harvest.”
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How Standard serves Alaska today...
16 independent airport
dealers
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42 independent heating oil
distributors
206 independent Chevron
dealers
1808 Alaskans who derive
their living from distributing
Standard’s products
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