j m Today
i “Outcasts of Poker Flats”—
showing at 2:00, 7:00 and 9:00.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Rarely has there been a more
offbeat and more intriguing story
than “The Left Hand of God”
told with power and brilliance by
a cast headed by Humphrey Bo
gart, Gene Tierney and Lee J.
Cobb. Based on William E. Bar
retts controversial best-seller,
“The Left Hand of God” tells the
story of a flyer-adventurer, played
by Bogart, in China in 1947 and
his escape from a Chinese warlord
(Cobb) in the guise of a Catholic
priest. There are more complica
tions when nurse Gene Tierney
finds herself falling in love with
a man she believes is a priest.
Showing at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
Sunday and Monday
’ “The Man in the Grey Flannel
Suit” bears the stamp of quality
that only a producer of the stature
♦ A SPECIAL KIND OF DOG
byBobBartos
Prominent Dog Authority
Quite frequently, we are called5
upon to answer questions about
breeds of dogs that aren’t seen
as frequently as others*
There is one breed that has
many fine qualities, but is per
; Dog of the Week:
BASENJL Srf
!k«*
Hound dog. Average weight, 22
bounds; shoulder height, 16 to 17
inches; coat, fine and silky with a
theen; red and fawn are most
often seen, also chestnut, black
ind tan, but always with white
Points and invariably there is a
white tip to the tightly curled tail.
haps best known as the dog that
*laughs and cries.”
The dog is a Basenji, pro
nounced Bas-sen*ge, Giie of the
most interesting of the hound
classification and a comparative
itewcomer to the United States.
i The Basenji is incapable of
barking, but he has a way of
showing pleasure that is star
tlingly like a human laugh, and
When he is unhappy or confused,
he gives forth with a whimper. :
ing cry which also sounds al«
most human. - .
The first Basenji recognition
by the American Kennel Club
came in 1933, and his popular
ity as a family pet and hunting
dog has grown rapidly in this
country.
He's a masterful hunter in the
field, using his intelligence, keen
eyesight, and fine sense of smell
to find game. He also has great
speed in the field.
; With a bright, alert personal
ity, ease of training, and pleas
ant disposition, the Basenji
makes an ideal family pet. He's
also a very “neat” dog who has
the characteristic of cleaning
himself all over like a cat.
Feeding Tip: Although they
certainly do no harm, there is
no evidence that vegetables add
much in the way of nutrition in
a dog’s diet. The minerals and
vitamins they may supply can
more easily be supplied in other
foods. The quality brands of pre
pared dog foods, like Friskies,
are scientifically formulated to
•anply all the necessary KUtrt-.
without atfdlttva* -
of Darryl F. Zanuk could give it
and brings Sloan Wilson’s novel—
still bn the best-seller lists—to life
on the screen with deep dramatic
penetration. The struggle of a man
to adapt himself from the relative
security of an dive drab service
uniform to the insecurity of gray
flannel is the central theme of
this absorbing story—and it is
beautifully told. Starring 'is Greg
ory Peck, Jennifer Jones, Marisa
Pavan, Frederick March and Lee
J. Cobb. Showing at special times
of Sunday—1:30, 4:20, 7:10. Mon
day at 7:15 only.
Thursday and Friday
“At Gunpoint”—plus a cartoon.
Showing at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
LOCAL CITIZEN APPOINTED
TO NATIONAL COMMITTEE
The Amateur Softball Associa
tion headquartered at Newark,
New Jersey, the governing body
for all Softball players and offic
l
ials of the world announced Uiis
week that Marion T. Howe, em
ployed by the National Guard her*
in Kodiak, had been appointed to
the Armed Forces Committee.
Sergeant Howe has been associ
ated with ASA for 7 years as a
player in the service and for the
past three years as an umpire. At
the time of being informed of his
appointment to the committee, he
was also informed that he had
been appointed Commissioner of
the Territory of Alaska for the
Softball Association.
Along with the appointment of
Sergeant Howe, the Navy rep
resentative Lt. Comdr. Charles
Moore, Army Lt. Col. Hugh T.
Paris, and Air Force Captain
James Krajicek, were also appoint
ed to the committee.
This committee is appointed to
discuss facts and make recommen
dations in thje hopes of increasing
uniformity within the ranks” «»f
inter-service softball, and to make
recommendations for rules chan
ges, tournament schedule^ and
World Tournament arrangements.
The committee mtsmbers will be i
nvited to attend the Commlss
ooer’s Council Meeting at San
\ntohio, Texas, on January 3<K*1.
February 1,1**58, at the expense of
;he Amateur SoftbaU Association.
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