^60 On Your Dial
Saturday
6:00—Rise and Shine
7:00—News, Weather & Announ
cements
7:15—Latin Beat
7:30—Polka Party
8:00—Starr of Space
8:25—Uncle Paul
8:30—No School Today
9:00—X-Minus One
9:25—Marches
9:30—Galen Drake
9:55—Robert Mill
10:00—News, & Announcements
10:15—Seranade in Blue
10:30—Inheritance
11 '00—Syncopation Piece
11:25—AFRS Speaks
11:30—Hawaii Calls
12:00—London Studio Concert
12:30—Weather, News
12:45—Music For Americans
1:00—Army Hour
1:30—Hollywood Music Hall
1-55—Art Baker’s Notebook
2:00—By Request
3:00—AFRS News
3:15—Eddie Fisher
3:30—Memo For Americans
4:00—America’s Popular Music
5:00—Power Biggs
5:30—-Portrait in Music
6:00—AFpTS News
6:15—Sports For the Record
6:30—Rancho 960
7:00—Edgar Bergen
7:30—Lone Ranger
7:50—Camp Fire
8:00—Robert Q. Lewis
8:30—Grand Old Opry
8:55—The Weather Marches
9:00—AFRTS News
9:15—Teddy Wilson
9:30—Music From America
10:00—Johnny Dollar
10:30—Modern Moods
11:00—After Hours
1:00—Sign Off
Sunday
8:00—Weather and News
8:15—Music For Sunday
8:55—The Weather Marches
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 Vallee
6:55—HiFi Musical
7:00—Our Miss Brooks
7:20—Guy Lombardo
7:30—Sunday with Garroway
8:00—What’s My Line
8:25—Johnny Lee Wells
8:30—Life is Worth Living
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 Club
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 & Anecdotes
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
2:30—Concert Hall
3:00—AFRTS News
3:15—Bing Crosby
3:30—Fibber McGee & Molly
3:40—Harmony Rangers
3:45—At 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
3:00—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
6:15—Time out for Sports
6:30—Northern Roundup ■
7:00-r-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—Meet Millie
8:30—Let George Do It
9:00—Two For the Money
9:30—Suspense
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L.o <re0. Taxes
Byron A. Giliam, Republican
candidate' for Alaska Delegate to
Congress, spokp before radio and
television audiences Wednesday on
the subject of "Your Federal Taxes
and You.”
He opened his remarks with the
statement that in Alaska the work
er would have to earn $13,000 a
year to match in purchasing power
an $8,000 income in the United
States after taxes. Giliam stated:
“There is the answer of why vet
erans, construction workers, fisher
men and other good prospective
pioneers leave Alaska, why tran
sients earn in Alaska and spend
the winters in the United States.”
Investment capital avoids Alaska
for the same reason,” he said.
He deplored what he called the
dodble schedule of the Department
of internal Revenue in Alaska, in
that a 25 per cent cost of living
allowance is made to Federal work
ers, and none for other Alaskans.
He thought the Federal worker
should get the differential, but
he thought the other workers
should too.
Citing history, Giliam advocated
tax freedom to Alaskans. He said:
“In the light of historical justice,
you, the Alaska colonial, should
have complete Federal Income Tax
freedom until your city and Alaska
has reached maturity. He pro
nounced present taxes “unjust and
inequitable.”
“Our forefathers rebelled against
England over the phrase “Taxation
Without Representation,” he said.
The speaker said, “In my opinion,
taxation without Statehood is un
constitutional.I beleive the
Internal Revenue Code as applied
to Alaska Territory is unconstitu
tional.”
“We ask that the principals of
free enterprise, justice, and Dem
ocracy which built, the American
Frontier the fastest in World His
tory now be applied to Alaska. The
issue of Federal Income Taxes in
Alaska has never been remedied in
Washington by anyone elected by
you or appointed. To date no one
unbearable tax condition. I pledge
has offered you any relief to this
myself to the objective of correct
ing the abuses and inequities of
the Federal Income Tax as appli
ed to Alaska.”
NOTICE
Game night at the V.F.W. is now
Friday night.
AVA PERFORM SERVICES
One of the many servicSsper-'
formed by the Alaska Visitors As
sociation is alerting States-Alaska
pssenger carriers of prospects who
are definitely planning Alaska
.trips this year.
Not all of the inquiries to the
Juneau AVA office are from those
specifically planning a trip this
year. These are screened out. Ttje
names and addresses of those actu
ally planning a trip are sent out
to the carriers whose salesmen
call on the prospective Alaska visi
tor and provide additional infor
mation.
Last year one airline soWfiod
roundtrippera out of ChjttJKHh"' (
en from one of the lists. W'tfls”’
manner more direct contaet • in'
made with potential Alaska Hop
ists.
GIRL SCOUT COMMITTEE
TO HOLD THEIR MEETING A.
The Girl Scout Committee will — ;
hold their monthly meeting Thnrs
day evening, March 29 at 8 p. m.
at the Home Economics Building
of the Kodiak High School.
Intermediate leaders will discuss
Court of Awards. All interested
adults are urged to attend.
Kodiak Creamery, Inc.
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