Today—Saturday
Johnny Weissmuller comes to
the Orpheum Theatre today in a
jungle picture entitled “Jungle
Moon Men.” In it is depicted the
dash between modern science and
savages from another era.
An American girl, played by
Jean Byron, is guided to an an
cient Lgytian temple by Johnny
Weissmuller, where the party is
captured by a pygmy tribe. The
latter is enslaved by a high priest
ess known as the Moon Goddess.
Weissmuller effects a rescue, or
course, at the same time foiling a
plot by crooked traders to loot
• FIGHTING; DOG vs. DOG
i . by Bob Barton
j Prominent Dog Authority
In the tong ago. dogs roamed
wide seehms, much UKftyvpjyes,
in search of food. Very often two
or more of the wild animals
would squire olf th a* fight to
* ' '■ finish. And so today’s dogs,
. .tough tame i and accustomed
< • the vy.-.ys ot taimansi, pften
fight other dogs thr' igh inatlnct,
fear, jealousy and just,plain bad
temper. * •
Regardless of why they do ft,
the Important thing is to stop
them. And the first thing to re
Dog of the Week:
BRITTANV SPANIEL
Sporting dog. Average weight:
55 poundi. Height at .boulder: 19
inches. Coat: dense flat and wavy.
Color: dark orange and ivhite, or
liver and white, with some ticking
meixjber about stopping a dog
fight is to never reach for the
collar of either dog. You’re al
most certain to be bitten.
Instead, catch hold of a hind
lag or tail of the more aggres
sive animal and pull. If you're
strong enough, lift, the dog off
the ground and throw him as
lar as you can. Then scold the
dog, using a loud, severe tone
that demands attention.
If you’re Walking your dog on
a leash and he gets into a scrap
with a stray, hold hinj ijp by the
collar with his front feet on the
ground until he quiets down.
This works even better a
chain "choke” collar.
Sometimes your dog may bark
at other dogs in yards. Walk
him on your left side with the
leash in your right hand and
with about IQ,inches, of free
leash. Every tinie he barks an'l
indicates wintirtg tq' fight an
other dog slap him smart Ivon
the nose with the leash.' The
blows won’t injure him and they
will cure him of this bad habit.
Sometimes a ddg Shows a tab
dency to be unusually ferocious
toward one particular dbg tn the
neighborhood, Occasionally this
great canine dislike can erupt
into a bitter fight. One sugges
tion to get dogs to "rpajee up” is
to put them in an enclosed area
with muzzles on. The physical
damage each dog can do will be
minimized, and after a few such
meetings their dislike may be
remedied.
Feeding Tip: Protein is used
primarily in building body mus
cle and tissue cells while fats
and carbohydrates (cereals) sup
ply most of the energy. A high
quality commercial dog food,
such as Friskies, supplies be
tween 20 and 25 per cent protein
mixtures providing excellent nu
trition for your pet.
the temple of its gems. Peace is
cmce again restored to the jungle.
Others in the cast are Helene
Stanton, Bill Henry, Myron Healey,
Billy Curtins and Micbeal Granger
Sunday and Monday
“Love Is A Many-Splenuored
Thing,” a Twentieth Century-Fox
production, in Cir.emaScope and
color by Deluxe, of Han Suyir.'s
autobiographical best-seller, nas
been announced by the Orpheum
Theatre as its next attraction. It
will play Sunday and Monday.
Starred in the film, a true life
romance about an Eurasian woman
doctor who finds love, and a mix
ture of happiness and tragedy, in
Hong Kong, are Jennifer Jem s
and William Holden. The picture
is both a delicately told love story
and a social document, giving aud
iences a close look at the turbu
lence of human emotions in th.
British Crown Colony where ihe
East and West meet and mix with
more suspicion than understand
ing. Jennifer Jones portrays Dr.
‘Suyin and Mr. Holden has the role
of-a newspaper correspondent.
I
Other members of the cast in 1
elude Torin Thatcher, Isobel El- 1
som, Murray Matheson, Virginia I
Gregg, Richard Loo, Soo Yon ’, j
Phillip Ahn, Jorja Cartwright j-u i
Donna Martell. s
The company spent a whde
month in Hong Kong filming a*i ,
the exterior scenes for the picture. ,
Buddy Adler was the producer and ,
Henry King the director. j
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Tanganyika” which opens Tues
day, is a Universal-International ,
Technicolor adventure.- The story J
is laid in the darkest jungles of .
East Africa. Van Heflin is starred ■
with Ruth Roman.
Combining the fury of man, ,
beast and nature in a series of
brushes with death and disaster, ,
the picture narrates the story of
one man’s battle against a myster- 1
ious terror that has torn Tangan- '
yika territory aport.
Heflin sets out with a safari to
track down a power-crazed kiiltr, 1
a white fugitive from British jus
tice who rules a jungle empire
with his tribe of mariuding Nu- ;
NOTICE
Citizens of Kodiak
City Hall will be open on Friday
evenings until 8:00 P.M. com
mencing November 16, 1956,
and will be closed on Saturdays
commencing November 17, 1956.
Nick Frost
City Clerk
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Consignee receives sealed unit at destina
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iubi warriors. In tbs safari are
loward Duff, an explcier, Ruth
toman, sister of a murdered
ungle scientist, and her orphaned
liece and nephew, Gregory Mar
hall and Noreen Corcoran.
“Tanganyika” was produced by
tlbert J. Cohen and directed by
tndre de Toth. Jeff Morrow and
(oe Comadore are featured in its
upporting cast.
Thursday and Friday
Photographed in. the new wide
icreen color process, “Beachhead."
vhich comes to the local screen
rhursday and Friday through
Jnited Artsist release, was pro
luced by the team of Aubrey
Ichneck and Howard W. Koch, and
vas directed by Stuart Heisler.
the story deals with the heroic
nission of four Marines in thj
ungle fastness of a South Pacific
sland daring World War II.
Starring in the film are Tony
lurtis and Frank Lovejoy, and
the large supporting cast is header
by Mary Murphy, Skip Homeier
and Alan Wells.
The picture was filmed on loca
tion at Kausai, northernmost auJ
most picturesque of the ll iwa ian
group.
JOE KACUENSKY APPOINTED
TO NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Kansas City, Mo.—Joe Kacusri
sky, Kodiak, has been appointed to
the National Loyalty Day Commit
tee of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars by Cooper T. Holt, Chatta
nooga, Tenn., Commander-in-Cheif
of the VFW.
In making the announcement
Commander Holt cited Kacuensky
for his outstanding work in the
VFW and on behalf of Loyalty
Day in particular. *
Tuberculosis can be prevented,
yet about 100,000 new cases of TD
are reported in the United States
every year.
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