TV SCHEDULE
Saturday
12:30—Test Pattern and Music
1:00—To Be Announced
4:30—Star To-Night
5:00—Parole
5:30—Looney Tunes
6:00—Country America
7:00—The Falcon
7:30—Silent Service
8:00—Feature Film
9:30—1Treasure Hunt
Sunday
12:30 Test Pattern and Music
1:00 To Be Announced
3:30 The Great Challenge
4:30 -A Time For Books
5:00- -Christopers
5:30 Sunrise Semester
6:00—Dennis Day
6:30 -This Is The Life
7:00 People’s Choice
7:30 Into The Night
8:00 Chevy Show
9:00 Dress Blues
9:30—Stars Of Jazz
Monday
4:30 Test Pattern and Music
4:45—Ride to Panmuhjon
5:00 Fury
5:30 Western Marshall
6:00—Treasure
6:30—It Could Be You
7:00—Inter Sanctum
7:30 -Meet M Kir aw
8:00—Robert Montgomery Pre
sents
900 -This Is Your Life
9:30—You Are There
oc a
Tuesday
4:30 Test Pattern and Music
4:45—Ride to Panmunjon
5:00 Zoo Parade
5:30- Looney Tunes
8:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford
6:30— It Could Be You
7:00 Phil Silvers
7:30 Sunrise Semester
8:00 Spike Jones
8:30 -Paragon Playhouse
9:00- Wrestling
Wednesday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
4:45 Ride to Panmunjon
5:00 Lassie
5:30—Let’s Take A Trip
6.00—Ozark Jubilee
6:30—It Could Be You
7:00 Ozzie and Harriet
7:30 I&E Sports
:00 Feature Film
:10—Boxing
Thursday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
4:45—Ride to Panmunjon
5:00—Roy Rogers
5:30—Looney Tunes
6:00—Thin Man
6:30—Men of Annapolis
7:00—Highway Patrol
7:30 -What’s The Name Of That
Song
8:00—Divorce Court
9:00—I’ve Got A Secret
9:30—Schlitz Playhouse
Friday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
4:45—Ride to Panmunjon
5:00—Mr. Wizard
5:30—Crunch and Des
6:00—Conrad Nagel Playhouse
6:30—Adventure Tomorrow
7:00 -Gillette Fight
8:00—Court Of Last Resort
8:30—Traffic Court
9:00 Juke Box Jury
Weekly
Sunrise-Sunset
Sunrise Sunset
October 25 _ 7:07 4:41
October 26 .... 7:09 4:38
October 27 _ 7:11 4:36
October 28 _ 7:14 4:33
October 29 _ 7:16 4:31
October 30 .... 7:18 4:28
October 31 .... 7:21 4:26
Bake Sale Today
At Kraft’s Market
Beginning at ten o'clock this
morning, a bake sale will be held
at Kraft’s Supermarket. The sale
is being sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Katmai Post 70,56.
The funds realized will be used
for the annual Children’s
Christmas Party given by the
Auxiliary.
Members making donations are
requested to deliver them to the
Supermarket before ten o’clock if
possible.
THE DIFFERENCE
A woman flees from tempta
tion, but a man crawls away from
it with the cheerful hope that it
might catch up with him.—U.S.
Coast Guard Magazine
NOTICE
Dr. E. E. Bach, optometrist, will be
in Kodiak to do eye examinations
November 2 thru November 6 inclu
sive. For appointment call Kodiak
Hotel, Phone 4414.
ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET
to
Kodiak High School
Basket Ball Games
You will enjoy seeing these boys
in action.
Let’s All Support Our Team
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
Phone 3201
Phone 3201
BRIGHT EVES— Her name is
Lynette Hopkins and she comes
from an aboriginal family in
the Warburton Ranges of in
land Australia. But that is about
all that is known at Princess
Margaret Hospital in Perth of
the girl with the big, flower
adorned bandage and big, bright
eyes. Lynette is recovering af
ter undergoing surgery for re
moval of small tumor from her
forehead. — AP Wirephoto
COURT WIPES OUT TAXES
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (/Pi — Mary
land’s highest court ruled this
week that Baltimore’s controver
sial taxes on advertising are un
constitutional because they im
pede freedom of the press.
SPECIAL
STOVES CLEANED
AND CHECKED
COOK STOVES . $12.50
SPACE HEATERS, Ig. . $8.00
SMALL HEATERS .$7.00
HOT WATER TANKS . . $8.50
(Sully) Sullivan
PHONE 3101
or 6043
Californian Is
Keynote Speaker
Mayor Anton Anderson of An
chorage. president Of the Learni*
of Alaskan Cities, announced this
week the keynote speaker for the
League’s Eighth Annual Conven
tion in .Juneau, November 5 - 6.
will be Richard Carpenter, Execu
tive Director and General Counsel
of the League of California Cities.
Considered the outstanding man
in his field, Carpenter comes to
the Alaska cities convention on
the eve of Statehood as special rep
resentative of the American
Municipal Association. He will
speak at the convention’s opening
session dinner at the Baranof
Hotel Wednesday evening. Novem
bcr 5. His address “Municioal
Home Rule - Opportunities Un
limited” will follow the welcome
of the host city mayor, M. L. Mac
Spadden of Juneau, and the re
sponse by League President Ander
son.
The California League director
will participate also in the con
vention’s* first Legislative Work
shop session on Thursday, Novem
ber 6 This session, with Anchor
age City Attorney James Fitz
gerald presiding, will be concern
ed with needed legislation to im
plement the Local Government
Article of the Alaska State Con
stitution. Also participating will
be Robert M. Stover, chief, and
other members of the Public A*
ministration Service team 110%
preparing detailed studies lo guid«
new state legislators in the draft
ing of new laws, including thow
for political subdivisions.
Three qualified experts in the
field of municipal finance wif
speak to city officials attendins
during a"* Finance Workshop
sessession scheduled for Nowe»
her 6.
LEAGUE OF ASLASKAN Cl
TIES CONVENTION KEY
NOTER—Richard Carpenter, e*
ecutive director and general
counsel of the League of Call
fornia Cities and representinfi
the American Municipal Assoc*
ation.
MILL BAY GARABE
SELLING OUT
• ’55 PLYMOUTH V-8 4 door • 2 — 1950 PLYMOUTHS
• *52 CHEVROLET 2<loor • 1951 INTER’L Pickup, l-to»
Call 6151 or 3591 Day or Nite
i*
Buy Your Bread and Pastries
at
NAOGHTON’S BAKERY
Open 24 hours daily Phone 2062
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