TD SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, JULY 26
1:30—Test pattern and music
2:00—To be announced
5:30—Open Mind
6:00—Feature
7:30—Gale Storm
8:00—Ed Sullivan
9:00—Caesar’s Hour
10:00—$64,000 Question
10:30—Playwrights Hour
SUNDAY
1:30—Test pattern and music
2:00—To be announced
5:30—Chapel of the Air
6:00—Lame Unto My Feet
6:30—Ina Ray Hutton
7:00—Tennessee Ernie Ford
7:30—Highway Patrol
8:00—Chevy Show
9:00—You Bet Your Life
9:30—This Is Your Life
10:00—Tic Tac Dough
10:30—Studio One
MONDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—U.N. in Action
6:00—Fury
6:30—Youth Wants to Know
7:00—People’s Choice
7:30—Meet MoGraw
6:00—You Are There
8:30—Telephone Time
9:00—Victory at Sea
9:30—Arthur Murray
10:00—Tel e-S ports
10:30—Exercise Eskimo
TUESDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Camera Three
6:00—Boots and Saddle
6:30—Court of Last Resort
7:00—Ted Mack
8:00—Wager and Win
8:30—This Is the Life
9:00—Men of Annapolis
9:30—Wrestling
WEDNESDAY
5:00— Test pattern and music
5:30—Mr. Wizard
6:00—The Bucaneers
6:30—Big Story
7:00—Colgate Comedy Hour
8:00—Silent Service
8:30—Sports Time
9:00—Beat the Clock
9:30—The Seabees, They Came
to the Island
JO: 15—How to Use Cold Weather
Clothing
10:30—Wed. Night Fights
THURSDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Ask Congress
6:00—Roy Rogers
6:30—Report from Rutgers
7:00—Spike Jones
7.30—T el e-Sport s
8:00—Julius LaRosa
9:00—True Story
9:30—Twenty One
10:00—Life Is Worth Living
10:30—Kraft Theatre
FRIDAY
5:00—Test pattern and music
5:30—Outlook
6:00—Trans-Tele
6:30—Let’s Take a Trip
7:00—The Thin Man
7:30—Appointment with
Adventure
8:00—Lawrence Welk
9:00—Talent Scouts
9:30—Schlitz Playhouse
10:00—Victory at Sea
10:30—Boxing
TODAY
“Naked City,” the title of the
film showing today, is a Mark
Hellinger production starring
Barry Fitzgerald. Its story con*
cents the New York Homicide
Squad in their efforts to solve a
murder. The story deals with the
mysterious killing of a girl model
after which the methodical devel
opment of the police icvestiga
tion unfolds.
The picture was filmed in New
York, and encompasses much of
Manhattan’s background.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Walt Disney’s “Cinderella”
comes to the local screen. In Tech
nicolor, this film took six years to
make. The fairy tale story is
brought to life with enchanting
scenes and lilting melodies.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
An Ernest Hemingway story,
“The Sun Also Rises,” has been
brought to the screen by Twenti
eth Century-Fox, and boasts an
impressive cast, which includes
Tyrone Power, Ava Gardner, Mel
Ferrer, Errol Flynn and Eddie Al
bert.
The film tells the story of Jake
Barnes and Lady Ashley and their
attempts to solve their seemingly
hopeless love. Moving against the
authentic Hemingway backdrop
of Paris, Montmartre, Biarritz,
France, and the week-long bull
fighting fiesta of Pamphona,
Spain, the movie deals with the
intertwined lives of these mem
bers of post World War I Anglo
American society,, generally known
as the “lost generation. ”
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
If you can stand a little panic
along with your laughs, then “The
Kettles on Old MacDonald’s Farm”
is for you. In it are Marjorie Main
and Parker Fennelly as Ma and
Pa Kettle.
Stinker Tickles
Nifty Nostrils
When a newspaper labels a tra
veler from Kodiak (especially one
born here) by the odious appela
tion of “he stinks,” that could be
cause for a lawsuit. But before
you see the local barrister read
the following account which ap
peared in the Fairbanks News
Miner -recently under the above
headline. . ,
He had B.O. He wouldn’t wa$h
Buy Your Bread and Pastries
at
NAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open 24 hours daily Phone 2062
even if the stewardess held the
soap for him, which was most un
likely, since his odor was matched
only by an even stronger temper.
Other passengers on Alaska Air
lines flight from Anchorage to
Portland Wednesday complained.
“After all,” said one, “this little
chap stinks and there’s no two
ways about it. Something should
be done.”
These words impressed other
travelers who expected the crew
to act. But among the crew not
one volunteered to tell the odious
fellow that he was, indeed a so
cial liability.
It was a case of sacrificing one
for the common good, so when the
plane touched down at Fairbanks
Wednesday night this * individual
was “bumped” off the flight and
left on the ground to get other
passage to Portland, And this
truly made him grumpy.
He snarled at people who helped
Ud. He* refused to be pushed,
thavwa$. that. “Why* he'd bite the
hancT that feeds him/’ ruefully »e
marked one person who came to
the traveler’s aid,. *
He stayed overnight at a transi
ent hotel, though he didn’t like
the food or the bed And, still
growling, he fought against being
put On a plane last night.
Blit Fish: and Wildlife Sendee
agents were glad to see him ge.
With no hard feelings, they’re
sure that the Portland Zoo ean
better handle 35 pounds of baby
Kodiak bear than they can—espe
cially, since he’s bound, to put on
a little weight soon, say a thou
sand more pounds or so.
Then who’s going to “b»fmp”
him off an airplane?
Buying or* selling—Use the Class*
ified Ads—They get results.
MASSES:
Sunday
St. Mery’s Church
Rev. Raymond L. Talbott, S. J.
Hospital Chapel
Church
Holydays Hospital Chapel
Church
Daily hospital Chapel
ROSARY AND BENEDICTION:
Sunday and Friday
HOLY HOUR:
Saturday Hospital Chapel
CONFESSIONS:
Saturday Church
Also daily before Masses
BAPTISMS:
Sunday
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
8;30 and
7:15 and
1:00 to
7:00 to
0 30 AM
10:30 AM
6:30 AM
8:00 AM
6:30 AM
7 30 AM
2:00 PM
8:00 PM
2:00 PM
10:00 AM
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