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—Children Time
8>30—No School Today
8:55—The Thing Called Life
9:00—Inheritance
9:25—Great Disasters
9:30—Galen Drake
9:55—Robert Mill
10:00—News, & Announcements
10:15—Robert Q. Lewis
10:30—I nhcritance
11:00—Syncopation Piece
11:25—AFRS Speaks
11:30—Science of the Air
12:00—Hawaii Calls
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 J-j
3:15—Eddie Fisher
3:30—Memo For Americans
4:00—America’s Popular Music
5:00—AFRTS News
5:05—Baseball Game
7:00—Edgar Bergen
7:30—Cisco Kid
7:50—Camp Fire
8:00—Jack Carson ®
8:30—John Steel
8:55—The Weather Marches
9:00—AFRTS News
9:15—Teddy Wilson
9:30—Grand Ole Opera
10:00—Johnny Dollar
10:30—Modern Moods
11:00—After Hours
1:00—Sign Off £ T
Sunday
8:00—Weather and News
8:15—Music For Sunday
9:00—Protestant Hour
9:30—Negro College Choir
9:55—Robert Mills
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—Stand By
1:00—Philadelphia Orchestra
1:55—Art Baker Notebook
2:00—Bookshelf of the World
2:30—On a Sunday Afternoon
3:00—AFRTS News
3:15—Tony Martin
3:30—New England (Survey)
3:45—Popular Vocal
3:50—Bulletin Board ~ ""
4:00—Biographies In Sound
5:00—Portraits in Music
5:30—Music Views from Holly
wood
6:00—AFRTS News
6:15—Sports Rehash
6:30—Sunday with aGrroway
7:00—Mitch Miller
7:45—Terri Lee
7:30—Sunday with Garroway
8:00—What’s My Line
8:25—Johnny Lee Wells
8:30—Life is Worth Living
8:55—The Weather Marches
9:00—AFRTS News
9:15—To Be Perfectly Frank
9:30—Our Miss Brooks
9:50—Guy Lombardo
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—Rex Koury
9:30—Tennessee Ernie Show
10:00—News, Announcements
10:30—Musical Notes & Anecdotes
11:30—At Ease
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—Armed Forces Digest
4:00—Matinee
4:30—Music Shop
5:00—Bulletin Board
7:55—Ebony and Ivory
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
Monday
10:15—Bobby Hammach
11:00—Greatest Story Ever Told
12:45—Musical Express
1:15—Science Editor
5:00—Bulletin Board
5:05—Treasury Bandstand
6:15—Time Out For Sports
6:30—Alaska Hayride
7:00—Ed Sullivan
7:30—Honey Mooners
8:00—Contest Theatre
8:45—Land of the Free :»
9:00—Best of Groucho
9:30—Box Thirteen
8:55—The Todds
9:40—The Weather Marches
Tuesday
10:15—Navy Bands *■*»»
11:00—Faith For Today
12:45—Guest Star
1:15—My First Fifty Years
5:05—Baseball Game
7:00—7:00 AFRS News
7:05—Perry Como
7:30—$64,000 Question
8:00—Dr. Six Gun
8:30—You Are There
9:00—Music for America
9:30—The Whistler
Wednesday
10:15—In the Mood
11:00—Mid-Week Devotions
12:45—Musical Express
1:15—Adventures in Research
5:05—Mostly Dixie
6:15—Time Out for Sports
6:30—Northern Roundup
7:00—Dinah Shore
7:15—Out of the North
7:30—Tex Williams
9:00—People Are Funny
8:30—Gunsmoke
9:00—Truth or Consequences
9:30—John Steel
Thursday
10:15—Serenade in Blue
11:00—Christians in Action
12:45—Guest Star
1:15—Literary Greats
5:05*— Baseball Game
7:00—AFRTS News
7:05—Perry Como
7:30—Gene Autry
8:00—Romance
8:30—Liberty Theatre
9:00—Truth or Consequences
9:30—Dragnet
Friday
11:00—Ava Maria Hour
1:15—Adventures in Science
5:05—Movies & Music from Them
5:3$—Pent House
6:00—AFRTS News
6:15—Time Out for Sports
6:30—Rancho 960
7:00—Arthur Godfrey
7:30—Wheel of Chance
8:00—Meet Millie
8:30—Let George Do It
9:00—Two For the Money
9:30—Suspense
Swim Classes
This Summer
Chief Roland Vickery will again
conduct swim classes at Mission
Lake this year. Applications are
now being taken.
The classes are planned for July,
and will be conducted four days
a week. It is planned to. teach the
boys and girls separately, instead
of grouping them together as last
year. A tentative schedule, which
may be changed before the actual
classes, is to hold classes Tuesday
and Thursday for the boys and
Wednesday and Friday for the
girls. There will be no classes on
Saturdays or Mondays.
The period of instruction is plan
ned for two or three weeks. “When
the classes will be held, depends
on the weather,” stated Chief
Vickery in making the announce
ment.
The object of the lessons is to
teach safety in the water. The
Chief will teach the youngsters to
breath properly in the water, ex
haling and inhaling, prone float
ing, and the use of the arms and
legs in remaining afloat. The re
sult is the overcoming of fear of
water in the child.
Vickery’s classes proved very
popular last year. With good
weather the classes should draw
hundreds of youngsters. He has
been in rescue work with the Red
Cross for more than twenty years, <
and was a life guard at Miami
Beach, Florida, Orchard Beach, N.
Y. and Rockaway Beach, N. Y. He
v,as the recipient of the coveted
Red Cross medal for his efforts in
rescue work.
Show Kodiak
On Television
Kodiak and its outdoor activities
will be featured soon on television
in the States as a result of a pic
ture taking expedition just com
pleted.
J. E. Van Maur, Denver Sim
mons and James Crum, all of Col
lumbus, Ohio, returned Monday
night after a weeks trip to Uyak
Bay aboard Bill Poland’s 45 foot
cruiser “Katmai.” The trip was
made primarily in order to get
moving pictures for a 13 weeks
television show on Kodiak bear
hunting, to be featured soon on
station WLWC, at Columbus, Ohio.
More than 6,000 feet of film was
shot showing the taking of a 10
foot lti inch Kodiak bear, fishing
in Karluk River, sealhunting, sea
lions, eagles, foxes, together with
scenes in and around Kodiak.
Unfortunately, most of the pic
tures taken were made during the
rainy weather. Simmons, the pho
tographer for the expedition, re
ported that very little color would
be seen in the series as a result.
Nick Nikeferoff also accom
panied the party as a guide.
GAME NIGHT
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
6LKS
CLUB
Interest In Alaska Mounts
As Result Of AVA Publicity
The stockpile of 75,000 four
color Alaska folders published by
the Alaska Visitors Association, is
melting rapidly as requests for
them are pouring in. Frank H.
Whaley, managing director of AVA
said 1000 individual requests week
ly were being handled by the Ju
neau AVA office and nearly that
many out of the Anchorage office.
Bulk shipments to commercial
firms, carriers, travel agents, auto
clubs covering 50 foreign coun
tries and all states, are being
handled by West-Marquis Inc. Ad
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vertising Agency in Seattle. Thurs
day and Friday of last week, 100
such requests were filled accord
ing to Stuart Nicholson of West
Marquis.
This deluge of requests is a re
sult of an advertising and promo
tion campaign being carried on by
AVA, Whaley explained.
Identifying buttons, a welcome
letter from Gov. B. Frank Heintxle
man, and a visitor survey card are
now being given to Alaska visitors
upon arrival in the Territory. Al
askans will be able to spot the visi
tors and offer hospitality.
Game Night at. VFW.Club every
Friday night beginning May 18,
Soft Drinks — Mixers
and
Speed Bar Flavor Extracts
Bottling Works
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