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ROOF GARDEN
PLAY REHEARSALS
WELL ATTENDED
Regardless of the inclement
weather Sunday, Russ Hermann,
-director of the Roof Garden Show,
assembled the members of the
-cast for another rehearsal.
It is reported that additional
appropriate costumes have been
ordered and are expected on to
day’s plane, after which another
full dress rehearsal will be held.
It is understood that many sur
prises are in store for the audi
ence—not least of which might be
some local impersonations, which
are always interesting.
When interviewed, Russell de
clined to give out any advance
information.
Paid Advt.
Angelo reported having brought
two very attractive young ladies
from the airport this afternoon* to
the Wallace Hotel. They had an
unusually large assortment of
baggage and he was interested to
ascertain their identity.
He asked Paul Mandeville how
they registered. Paul whispered,
"INCOGNITO."
Not satisfied with this explana
tion. he persisted for further clar
ification, when Paul said, when
the curtain goes up Russell Her
mann will introduce them at the
Root Garden.
Paid Advt.
Comes the Revolution (?) i
—Soviet Youth Paper
Has Cheesecake Photo
(By The Associated Press)
The newspaper Komsomol Prav
da—organ of the Soviet Commu
nist Youth League—is apparently
experimenting at baiting its prop
aganda with cheesecake. /
Young Soviet readers must have
been startled a few days ago to
find in their ordinarily puritanical
paper a pretty girl in a low neck
line pose.
The girl pictured is Georgian
ballerina Liliana Mitaishvili, who
dances in the Tiflis Opera and
Ballet Theater. She is listed as a
model member of the Young
Communist League. As a member
of the Tiflis Municipal Soviet she
“does a great deal of work each
day with her constituants,” the
Soviet paper reports.
The publication of such a photo
is not usual in Moscow. Ordinari
ly published pictures show girls
well swathed and often in work
clothing. The girls pictured are
rarely beauties.
This is a particular departure
for Komsomol Pravda, which fol
lows a bluenose line. It constantly
condemns dancing to Western
dance tunes, the use of alcohol by
young people, and light-minded
ness in general.
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High School
Honor Roll
Second 6-Week Period
Superior Honor Roll
1. Ellin Saito 5 A
Honor Roll ,
1. Ruth Towner 3 A IB
2. Diane Lee 3 A IB
3. Virginia Doyle 3 A 2 B
4. Fritz Chambers 3 A 2 B
5. Rodney Boucher 2 A 2 B
6. David Barber 2 A 2 B
PERFECT
ATTENDANCE
Second 6-Week Period
Mary Andersen, David Barber,
James Bell, Frederick Chambers,
Myrtle Chambers, Allan Doyle,
Clarice Hardy, Edna Johnsen,
Harry Johnsen, Douglas Lee, Pa
tricia Maloney, Lorene Nershak,
Lois Okitkon, Robert Oksoktaruk,
Maggie Panek, Gordon Roth, Ellin
Saito, Ruth Towner, Gerald Trigg.
EIGHTH GRADE
Mr. Rehder's Class—Arlene Ah
winona, Beverly Bohrer, Perry
Dimmick, Elizabeth Iyatunguk,
John Kiyutelluk, David Rockne,
Jerry Short, Gabi Wilkalkia.
On the “B” Honor Roll: John
Kiyutelluk.
SIXTH GRADE
Mrs. Dunbar's Class—Richard
Foster, Larry Brown, Gladys Can
non, Linda Doyle, Lance FYiesz,
Pepper Gray, Gerald Napouk,
James Picnalook Jr., Allen Reed,
Joseph Sirloak, Showalter. Jacob
Smith, Pauline Tocktoo.
FIFTH GRADE
Miss Wilson's Class—Roy Ken
ick, Shirley Bailey, Ronald Ko
mok, Emma Kugzruk, Philip Kun
uluk, Richard Miller, Richard Pe
terson, Richard Young, Corrine
Pauwok, June Pederson, Judith
Saito, Nora Tingook.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: Allen Flem
ing, Harold A. Eames, John Town
send, R. Mathews, Warren Foster,
Harold Lemley, Willy Palmer,
Paul Petelle, Joseph Sheppard,
J. E. Terry, Bert Miller, Angus
Wilmoth, D. E. Yeager, Louise
Hawley, John Wargum, Alfred
Fossett, Edw. Bertics, C. D. Lyons,
Capt. Taddeo, J. H. Green, W. D.
Reese, C. N. Suschy, R. Thomp
son, W. H. Hodge, F. H. Molton,
and Richard Tyler.
To Anchorage: Maj. John Gil
lespie, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hardy,
G. W. Robertson, Maj. Wm. Craw
ford, Lt. R. Blodgett, Robert Oli
ver, Vernon Auliye, Tom John
son, James Moses, Frank Out
water, Larry Brown, James Cur
rier, Marie Cote, Milligrock, Had
ley, Woods, Hawley, Knox, Wil
son, Bert Miller, Ed Walker.
To Unalakleet: Cliff Campbell,
Wm. Dozette, Mrs. John Jackson
and infant, Collin Nels, Schnei
der and Heusser.
Napoleon Bonaparte was a de
scendant of an old Italian family
and was a Frenchman only be
cause the Island of Corsica had
joined France the year before he
was born.
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THE LONE WOLF
<Sung to “The Streets of Laredo”)
The Stallion’s coat was a blazing red.
The vast western prairie, alone, he did roam; I
Four white stockings, a blaze on his forehead,
Alone, an outcast, no herd of his own.
But then he stumbled, and suddenly faltering,
Fell into a pit, so frightened was he.
Then Jenny, a girl who had stood by watching,
Now frantically tried to set the horse free. ,
Not wanting the horse to be captured :by humans, :
She jumped down beside him without any fear
Of the Stallion’s great hoofs which could easily hurt her.
She talked soothingly to him and slowly drew near.
The Stallion, ho shied, when he saw her approaching,
And beat his great hoofs up against the firm wall.
A loose ledge above them then caved in around them
And there was a pathway, although it was small.
Once out of the hole, Jenny knew she could lead him,
And take him away to be her very own.
But he was a creature so proud in his spirit
That she sent him alone, to the prairie, his home.
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*—Susan Saito
Seventh Grade English Class
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8:00—C'ntry Music Jubilee
8:30—ALCOA Hour
9:30—Touchdown
10:00—Boxing
THURSDAY
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7:30—Rin Tin Tin
8:00—Club Oasis
8:30—Goodyear Playhouse
9:00—Navy Log
9:30—This Is Your Life
10:00—Amateur Hour
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