MRS TV Schedule'
SATURDAY p
Today , 1
2:00—Football 1
5:30—Ozark Jubilee s
6:30—Wyatt Earp
7:00—People Are Funny
7:30—Western Marshall *]
8:00—Kaiser Hour
9:00—Odixvady Hour
10:00—Spike Jones
10:30—Big Town
11:00—1 Spy
Sunday
2*00-—Football
5:30—Cl evy Show
6:30—Jack Benny
7:00—George Gobel
7:30—The Goldbergs
8:00—Ed Sullivan
!j:00—This Is The Life
9:30—Liberate
10:00- Mike Wallace
10:30—Studio One
Monday
5:30—Susans Show
**•00—Zi ne Grey
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5:30—Coke Time
7:45—Patti Page
6:00—Disneyland
7:00—I Love Lucy
7:30—What’s My Line
8:00—Red Skelton
8:30—Goodyear
9:30—Dangerous Assignment
10:00—I’ve Got A Secret
10:30—Ted Mack ; *
Wednesday
5:30—Zoo Parade
6:00—Great Gildersleeve
,6:30—December Bride
7:00;—Tunes And Topics (live)
7:30—Damon Runyon Theatre
8:00—Galo Storm
8*30—Masquerade Party
19:00—Millionaire
9:30—Life Is Worth Living
10:00—Justice
10:30—W resiling
^ ; Thursday
,5:30—"High Low
■6:00—Life Of Rjley
16:36—Face The Nation
7:06—Stars Of Tomorrow (live)
8:06—Bob Cummings
8:30—Victory At Sea
9:06—Danny Thomas
»9:30—The Falcon . . ,
I0:00r-C^iptured - ,
10:30—Climax
Friday *
5:30—Tony Martin
5:45—I.O.P.
6:00—Hopal on g Cassidy
6:30—Crunch And Dez
7:00—4?£g£*kie Laine
7:30—You Are There
8:00—Red Skelton
8:30—Big Picture
9:00—Confidental Files
9:30—Big Picture
10:00—Dumont Boxing
10:30—Screen Directors Playhouse
A Kodiak Education Association
sponsored film, “Not by Chance”,
will be shown over this station
following the football game today
at approximately 5:00 pm.
All programs are subject to
change without advanced notice.
Football games will be shown on
weekends providing films are avail
able. *
USO SCHEDULE
Today: 6 p.m. Ping Pong Tourna
ment. 8 p.m. Movie.
Sunday: Open.
Monday: 8 p.m. Bingo and card
games.
Tuesday: 2:30 p.m. Basket Weav
ing class.
Wednesday: Open. -
Thursday: 8 p.m. Movie. '
Friday: 2:30 p*m. Basket Weaving
.•' class., ' r "
iNDERSON reappointed
Mr. C.L. Anderson was reajo
ointed Director of the Alaska De
partment of Fish and Game, a
position he has held for the past
everal years.
The Alaska Fish and Game Com
lission, at their annual fall rneet
ig held Monday in Juneau, ex
pressed their appreciation and full
confidence in Anderson, and un
animously reappointed him for
another five-year term.
All seven members of the new
Fish and Game Commission, which
replaces the former five-member
Alaska Fisheries Board, were pre
sent at the meeting.
Terrific Floor Show
i| At the
Casino
Mile. La Belle Shiela
*D<utAeu6e Sxoti^ue
George Buxton
Ajqs a's Sensational Drummer
•* > ? ' , '
Friday & Saturday
OFtn until 3e,in. Saturday only
Leonard Mae
Swinging Guitar
Nylon Blend
Whipcord
“ALASKA TUXEDO’S”
S u i t
$19.50
Pants only - $7.75
Jacket only — 12.75
On sale from Saturday to Friday
ATTHE
KODIAK OUTFITTERS
OPEN EVENINGS FOB YOUR CONVENIENCE
Alaskan Tidelands Oil C«.
Offers you an opportunity to participate in Alaska’s coming oil boom and
prosperity. 500,000 acres are being leased in very good area approved
and investigated by a top geologist.
Shares are S10.00 each. Minimum stale 25 shares, or S250.00.
If you are interested contact any of the following:
Emil Knudsen
Henry Neseth
Bob Von Scheele
ACT NOW.ITS A GOOD DEAL
HOUND TRIP
ONLY * 204
ANCHORAGE
CORDOVA
Through Service
1
Dine and Danee
The Montmartre Inn
> *
Wednesday night-Chuck Wagon
Dinner
Thursday night—Family Style
Fried Chicken
Friday Night-Southern Fish Fry
Half price for children under 12
No charge fcr children under 8
Your favorite Chinese food cooked
by - FDDIE JULIAN
ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR $3.00
Weddings—Receptions—Banquets
For reservations call 4232