The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 1, 1947, Page 7

UNEAU, ALASKA (UESDAY, JULY 1, 1947 . THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—, nfl{]fil Afi Having covered about 4,000 miles | BLONDIE UELAS FU TR Bach has reurme RADIO LOG = " " - al — - o El] 7 WHATS THE ; 3 KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU i MATTER ? NEWS . { wWHY DON'T “The Voice of Alaska” L MONDAY EVENING YOU TELL ME Val Pcor, Pos of the Dougla LML RN ds and relatives in| 1 and southeast Califor- is employed on one of the er's boats. He is a 1946 CALL ALEXANDER J FOR DINNER, DEAR- HE'S PLAYING — IN THE BALL 4 9:30—Supper Club. 9:45—Between the Lines. | 10:00—Words with Music. of the Douglas High is morning for an extended trip school il T Ay \AF;DJZ—,\ the States, accompanied g e Sk i A jor and children. Wh TUESDAY EVENING N ©5 sors intend to visit in M g b 5:45—World in Music. U1 HOPITALNOTES | G o hi o «d Minnesota. Mr. Poor b {ted to St. Ann’s Hospital | 6:00—Dinner News. N i Mish v for medical care were 6:15—Melody Round-Up. S 3 George Johnson of Yakutat and 6:30—Fibber and Molly. 5 R. L. 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