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Taking its title from an Af
rican tribal name for elephant,
“Tembo" comes to the screen
in a smashing, crashing cry
for attention. The RKO Radio
release screens today, for one
day only, at the Orpheum.
Produced and directed by
Howard Hill, and photograph
ed entirely in Africa, ia Ans
eo color, the film depicts Hill's
adventures en route during
his recent hew-and-arrow ex-'
pedition through the Dark:
Continent. Here we see the
world’s greatest archer hunt
ing jungle beasts with this
arehiac weapon, offering some
thing entirely novel on the
way of true adventure films.,
Captured in the picture are
archer Hill’s encounters with:
the largest, the fleetest and
most dangerous hearts >of the
African plains and jungle
swamps. Hippos, lions, chee
tahs, tigers, elephants and
reptiles proved worthy4foes of
man armed only with bow-and
arrow for either offense or
defense.
Sunday and Monday’s pic
ture is Columbia’s Technicolor
drama entitled “Salome.”
This is the story of a Galilean
princess who dances before
King Herod and asks, at her
mother’s request, for the head
of John the Baptist. Later she
repudiates her mother’s
schemes and becomes a Chris
tian.
“Salomes” cast stars Rita
Hayworth and Stewart Gran
ger. The fine supporting cast
consists of Charles Laughton,
Judith Anderson a id Sir Ced
ric Hardwicke.
The rugged tale of how a
small band of gallant men who
against insurmountable odds,
forged a vital link fiom the,
Missouri plains to the Pacific1
Coast, across untamed country
seething with hostile Indians,
is the thrilling drama recount
ed in Paramount's Technicolor
adventure film, “Pony Ex
press," which films on Tues
day and Wednesday. The ac
tion is focused upon two of the
most colorful and beloved of
historical Western characters,
Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild bill
Hickok.
These famous frontiersmen
are portrayed by Charlton
Heston as Buffalo Bill and
Forest Tucker as Wild Bill.
Thursday and Friday’s pic
ture is Paramount’s Techni
color film “Jamaica Run." It
stars Kay Milland, Arlene
Dahl, Wendell Corey, Patric
Knowles and Laura Elliot.
“Mighty Joe Young," ex
citing successor to the most
famous thrillers of all time is
next Saturday’s film.
“Mighty Joe Young” is the
story of a giant ape who goes
beserk against the humans a
round him when brought from
Africa to captivity. In the stel
[ lar human roles are Terry
Moore, Ben Johnson, Robert
Armstrong and > Frank Mc
Hugh.
One dealer in the commo
dity says, “You can’t fuel oil
the people all of the time.”
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IN THE UNITED STATES:
COMMISSIONERS (EX OF
FICIO PROBATE) COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, KODIAK COM
MISSIONER’S PRECINCT
In the matter of the estate of
TRYGVE CARLSON.
Deceased
PROBATE NO- 404
Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to an Order of the
above-entitled Court, entered
on April 28, 1954, the under
signed will sell, at 10:00
o’clock A.M. on May 27, 1954,
piece by piece, at public auc
tion and to tfee highest, bidder,
all of the following described
personal property:
5 75-lb. Stock Anchors
6 Large Buoy Kegs*
2 Small Buoy Kegs
1 Shackle Gill Net
4 Skates Halibut Gear
3 Pieces Leadline
4 Pieces Line
Approximately 200 Corks.
Said sale will be held in the
rear of the office of Halferty
Canneries, Inc., Kodiak, A
iaska, and said property will
be available for inspection at
said place one hour before the
time of said sale.
Terms of sale will be cash,
and the undersigned reserves
the right to refuse or reject
any or all bids.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska,
this 28th day of April, 1954.
[s] Paul A. Dupler
Administrator, Estate of
Trygve Carlson, Deceased.
Date 1st Pub. 5-15-54
Date Last Pub. 5-22-54
Sports Quiz
ONE MJNUTE SPORTS
QUIZ
I 1. For whom does Preacher
Roe pitch?
2. What fighter rcemtly
defeated Hurricane Jackson?
3. In what baseball league
is the Charleston, West Vir
ginia club?
4. In what league is the
Oklahoma City’a nine?
6. Who is Ruben Gomez?
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