Today—Saturday
Dea Arnez and his Orchestra,
Kiel Smith at the consol and the
Eng Sisters, furnish the music in
tte movie showing at the Orph
I
eum today. It is entitled “Cuban
Pete.” We don't have too much in
formation on this one, but if yen
like thfe music ofvthe aforemen
tioned, you will probably like it.
Sunday and Monday
Clifton Webb comes to the local
screen in a somewhat unusual Oi
fering. The movie is entitled “Mr.
Scoutmaster.” In it Webb plays
the part suggested .by the title
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“Never wittier, never warm
never funnier,” are some of the
descriptions of his playing in the
movie about S.out life.
Supporting Webb in this 20th
Century fiiiinng of Scout a.i
ties, is. Edmund G w e n n and
George Foghorn Winslow.
Tuesday and Wednesday
The comb nation of B baa
Stanwyck, Robert Ryan and popu
lar British star David Farrar in
co-starring roles in a story which
has for its setting the elephant
jungle country back of Rangoon,
serves to give more than usual
interest to the forthcoming on
gagemerit of “Escape to Burma”
at the Orpheum Theatre starting
Tuesday and Wednesday.
While accent is placed on ro
mance arid adventure in this
Superscope Technicolor produc
tion, it is said to contain numer
ous elements of off-beat enter
tainment. Among them are scenes
of wild anirrial life, , with the
jungle beasts providing huinor as
well as danger arid , excitement in
the action. Settings of oriental
splendor, vie-in interest with Bur
mese jungle scenes.
A handsome stranger, wanted
for a jewel theft and the death of
a Burmese prince, meets a beauti
ful and self reliant mistress of a
plantation deep in the Jungle,
rhey fall in love. The law seeks
the fugitive, and the plot is fur
ther complicated by the dead
prince’s father who brings his
army as he segks revenge.
Thursday and Friday
The legendary peace and quiet
of the West is said to turn into a
riot when Marjorie Main and Ch’ll
Wills lead a wild parade of hilari
ty in Universal-International’s “Ri
chochet Romance,” which is ap
pearing locally Thursday and Fri
day.
The action and comedy take
place on a dude ranch. Miss Main
is said to be in top “Ma Kettle”
fettle as Patsy Jones, chief cook
and conspirator. The whole thing
adds up to laughter caused by
ranchers and dudes, love affairs
and cattle-rustlers.
HEALTH TALKS SCHEDULED
Scheduled to attend the Legis
lative Council meeting in Fair
banks this week to discuss pro
posed healtli legislation and pro
gram for Alaska is Dr. Charles R.
Hayman acting commissioner of
health.
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President Eisenhower has asked
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Hungarian refugees now pouring
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and these people are in desperate
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territory to assist. “The people of
Alaska, I am sure,” the Governor
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great humanitarian project, which
will furnish food, medical supplies
and other aid to these unfortunate
people. You can help by making a
contribution through your local
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FLEAS ON YOUR DOG
by Dr. E. M. Gildow, D.V.M.
In 1883 an English scientist
wrote: “Well washed & combed
domestic pets grow dull; they
miss the stimulus of fleas.”
Since that day, however, we •
ha"e discovered many facts
proving conclusively that dogs
are much better off without
“the stfmulus of fleas.”
For example, a dog can rub "
his hide raw or possibly even
tear the skin by scratching at
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Working dog. Average weight:
130 pounds. Shoulder height: 32
inches. Coat: Very short, thick,
smooth and glossy. Color: Brin die,
fawn with black mask, blue, black,
harlequin.
the tiny pests. It has also been
demonstrated that fleas carry
tapeworm eggs and if a dog,
biting at a flea, happens to
swallow the insect, he can be
come infested with tapeworm.
About 20% of all dogs are sen
sitive to flea bites like some
humans are to mosquito bites.
The next question is, what
can be done to rid your pet of
this pest? First of all, use a
proved flea killer such as DDT
or Chlordane. If a powder is
used, sprinkle it liberally into
the dog’s coat, making sure that
the powder gets down through
the coat to the skin. Be sure to
dust the pet on his underside,
too
Don’t worry if the dog begins
scratching immediately after re
ceiving a dose of flea powder.
The powder causes fleas to go
into spasms and the chances
•re those uncontrolled actions
are causing a tickling sensation.
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Feeding Tipi rat, which slows
digestion and renders It mors
complete, makes ike dog's coat
, shiny. A prepared canned or dry
food, Uhe Friehles, provides the
lieaiweary daily amount of Sat
la your dog’s diet.