The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 15, 1947, Page 5

* THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE — JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE BLONDIE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1947 MRS. OPAL JESEN VETERANOFNOME, | . RADIO LOG { T oACwWwooD M | (HOSEN THURSDAY KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU pechovoda | M . KLONDIKE PASSES | o voice of dma® (AT E AS "MiSS PAMARAY oy Are - Aw AY IN SEA‘"‘[E SATURDAY EVENING ( was _elected 5:00—Magic Carpet. Moy "t thi e - 5:15—G. 1. Jive. ft celebration| SEATTLE, Nov. 15—(P—Seattle | 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts. She was the | consr ated itself last New Years| B5:46—Echoes of Eden. of ‘the three 4 6:00—Pan Am News. e | 6:15-8Words with Music. Nz psiaie ever. Ben Fergur-| 6:30—To Rear March. decision because | & veteran of the Klondike| 7:00—Voice oi the Army. f the many girls and gold rushes and a for-| 7.:.>—5t:\ndard News—Forecasts. G o mer chief of the Alaska-Yukon Pio- | ;-[;g sl Albtng st 45 particularly |neers Association, died of injusies) ~8:M0-JuneauYoung ScoreboarC. g ¥ m!m ‘\,'i:l\q‘:,l"“ suffered when hit by a car last| 8:05—KINY Bandbox. R | dan 1 | 8:30—Evening with Romberg. He had been confined to a hos- | ‘;gg"gll““ V““[;d }\1 Rnie pital bed since. —Date at Dreamland. THE OUARTERBACK L F SWEE PE = 1) ;:“Lmfi‘r His bedside was a frequent meet-| 9:45—Between the Lines. ’ CLUB “\Gvff TCABN‘?KJW ‘p-v\frv;:‘_i:;w—M;tf? e ¢ place of Alaskans during his| 10:00—Pamaray Time. | , ( SeE THE MoOVIES! v <) EAT MY RULE g and. entertaineq ong confinement. He was active 10:15—Forecasts. | e = POINTS ‘>—-\“;‘f'\» W*’ 5 BOOK. "v—/LHDE Lir\;/rf S R song. Eich was it Dawson theatrical circles in the o O WIN — SWEEPEA I ) o —— w. ! . S 55—Forecasts. 7 IN ONE PLAY ! ) Mrs, J ved two pairs INTENTION TO WED | 12:00—Dave Rose. — _— J\Y\ s her reward for| yyyus Lund and Mattie Lee Held- | 12:30—Brotherhood Hour. | fifi\ Pamaray.” The man have applied for a marriage| 1:00--73urns and Allen. | B ation Machinist jeonce from U. S. Commissioner| 1:30—Lutheran Hour. | arry Fowlle of San peyy Gray. Both m Juneau| 2:00—Harvest of Stars. man First Class Bob- q5q gave their ages as legal | 2:30—Voice of Prophecy. 3 tlanta, Georgie Sl i e | 3:00—Dorianne Barnes. and Aviation Rad an Third Class UNION OFFICIAL VISITS 3:15—Excursions in Science. n J. Cornelius of Madrid, Ne-| . p, Hughes, of Hollywood, Calif.' 3:30—Noah Webster Says. g ¢ e International Representative of the | 4:00—Village Store. xt Thursday will be celebrated pnternational Brotherhood of Elec- | 4:30—Alaska Light Concert. as “Minnesota Night.” trical Worke: ived here yester- 5:00—Twenty Questions. S = from a three weeks inspection | 5:30—Rudy Vallee. IN TOWN in the Interior. He has been tem- 6:00—Revival Hour. James Roll from Fairbanks 1s | pc assigned to Alaska and will | 7:00—Dennis Day. { at the Gastir | for one week, | 7:30—Pan-Am News. ! — ————— e — - — - L1 :S(L };;;::*;;_eug:;:;‘fihwl. | T 1SN'T MURDER, BONESSA . TS NOPE . WELL, I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN SOME TIME ... MARVIN.... HE SHOVED ME OUTA TH' WAY...HES ) b o | ; CALLED BY ANOTHER 57 GUESS I I GET QUEER HUNCHES ... SOMETIMES I'M GOT A BAD REPATASHUN ON TH'BIG APPLE ...+ | 858 te News. | THAT'S RIGHT ... I NAME ... 50 MUCH FOR oty ANSWERED WRONG ... AND... SOMETIMES M RIGHT. TOLE ‘IM YOU WAS BUSY... HE'S A SLUGGER | 9:00—Command Performance. ; WAS OUT WHEN WALSH X THAT...T WANT TO ALL YER . S r ANNGUNCEMENT LEONARD JOHNSON has assumed Management of the DOUGI AS TRUCKING COMPANY. He wishes to solicit the business of all his Douglas friends. Every effort will be made to give the same reliable service as that main- tained by IRVIN FLEEK. PAe PLEASE CONTINUE TO PHONE DOUGLAS 832 for PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE AS DOUGLAS TRUCKING COMPANY 9:30—Forecasts. prog are subject to change | without notice. rDaytime forecasts on weekdays at | 8:00, 9:30 A. M., and 12 Noon. EAPLOSION RIPS "BRITAIN'S ROCKET RESEARCH STATION :One Man laHed and Ten Others Injured During Experimental Test AYLESBURY, Eng., Nov. 15—® —An explosion ripped Britain’s rocket research station in the low rollng hlls near Aylesbury. The Ministry cf Supply listed one 'dead and 10 injured. Tt said experiments were being conducted on rocket assistance to iairlane takeoff, and these went i g An eyewitness said two rock- re set up for tests. When the as {ird the second exploded, , and the persons standing around it were hit The staticn also has conducted | research into rocket missiles, but | these are tested elsewhere. A team lof German rocket experts has as- | sisted in the station’s work. This | team is headed by Dr. J. Schmidt, {who was in charge of German rock- | et research at Kiel in wartime. | Before the official statement was | issued, fire station cfficials afid a | werkman had expressed belief that iseveral persons were killed. — - |LIONS’ CHARTER NIGHT ' WILL BE NEXT TUESDAY ‘Why Have Less than the Best | . vz o WSS ) LA . NO OTHER PLACE IN |]| Tuesday, Nov. 18, at the Salmon WHY @T? I'M SURE C“JUNEAU” |} Creek Country Club according to SKEEZIX WOULDN'T MIND. | ALONE. (M AFRAID HED AND SPEND A DAY WITH can offer ! |}l an anncuncement today from club " HED GET ALONG. TERRIBLY LONELY. US ALL OCCASIONALLY. " For Your Complete Approval 3051 and Pleasure EPNsident Milton J. Furness, Sr. | He said that the regular Monday | luncheon meeting of the club will be cancelled next week and that a short business meeting will be held at the banquet in its place. .. The Friendly Atmosphere of Our Lounge . . The Finest of Food Expertly Prepared. . Cheerful Courtecus Service. | . The Restful Seclusion of Our Cocktail Lounge with Your Favorite Drink Especi- ally Mixed io Suit Your Individual Taste. Furness promised plenty of enter- Delightful Dance Music . MURDERED POOR LUNGY. el QUESTIONS, MR.DERL. SATISFIED ¢ ASK SOME MORE QUESTIONS. . All NOW, WHAT WAS THAT OLD LI ABOUT CO-PILOTS LEADING FRUSTRATED LIVES 2 ... EVERYBODY' PERFECTLY SU-SWELL ! OH, GOLLY! T TH-THINK .0 CHAZZ 15 RIGHT, SPRAY. CHINA'S TROUBLES HAVE ATTRACTED SOME HIGHLY UNSCRUPULOUS PEOPLE. A GIRL '/KE YOU, TANGLING WITH THEM ALONE, 15 APT TO GET HURT, 50 WED BETTER TRY TO HELP. NORTHLAND SAILINGS SOUTHBOUND November 17 December 1 December 15 ND BACK AT HEADGUARTERS] [T THINK TVE GOTA LEAD, A-mev've —apreo Town Y | TRASY! A CHARTERED CHIEE ALLOF THEM. I'M ]| | PLANE LEFT THE AIRPORT WITH FIVE ASEOI;Z%EE%N%ED PASSENGERS THIS NORTHBOUND November 15 November 29 December 13 (Juneau) SURE, I ¢OT A BOAT FOR YOU AND EVERYTHING YOU ASKED FOR 1S ABOARD. CENE: WATERFRONT HENRY GKEEN - ACOAST CITVY. e e e NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION €O, 3tmrue scurmrastees ALASKA DEPENDABLY Y WEG NEVER BESN LEFT HE COULD DRIVE OUT | HAVEN'T TURNEP [T NINA, | DROPPED BY X THAT WOULD BE T0 pSK IF YOU AND | SWELL, FATHER. CHIPPER COULD SPEND | THANKS! BUT | PONT ) NEXT WEEK ON THE / SEE HOW WE CAN. FARM WITH U5 tainment and fun at the banquet. He stressed that there would be “no, repeat, no speeches” at the annual affair. The banquet will begin at 8 am., Tuesday, but will be preceded by a social hour between 7 p.m. and |8 p.m. | - ————————— Junior Art Class Is to Meet, Legion Dugout The American Legion has ‘donat- led the use of the Dugout to the Junior Art Class. Classes will be ihcld every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and in the afternoon be- SHHA--DONT.QUOTE ME, MR.SMITH, BUT INFORMED SOURCES CLOSE TO THE WASHINGTON, D.C.,BUG ADVISORY COUNCIL REPORT THAT TREIR ENTRY'IS - AS YET-- NON- COMMITTAL YE CRAVE TO ENTER A BUG, COUsSIN ? | | I swow! YE RECKON TH' NEWNITED STATES GOVMINT CRAVES TOENTER A BUG THARS A WARSHINGTON PCLITICKER ON TH' FRONT DOOR STOOP, WITH ginning at 1 oclock. Mrs. Ray N TA' RACE ? - » B |} | Westfall ill ha 1 i S 3 Phyllis and her Violin e e o e [ : - _ - : AND be prompt and to take their $1 N SCHOOLBOYS which will be used for supplies. SheRre T | AWAY FROM SCHOO! PP | - SkiP”coLng e \ 3 ; SN CHICAGO, ILL.. Jeanne at the Piano NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN Make Your Luncheon and Dinner Arrange- Y menis with W. R. Hughes, Manager, Phone 800 ’ Special Atention Will Be Yours at that the undersigned was on the 6th day of November, 1947, duly appointed Administratrix of the es- | tate of Obert Sten Asleson, .de- ceasétl. | Al persons having claims against the estate of Deceased will present them with proper vouchers and duly verified, to the undersigned at Box 1121 or the office of Faulkner & Banfield, Juneau, Alaska, within six | ]| (6) months from the date of this | 0 Notice. ! i 0 i Ddted at Juneau, Alaska, Novem- | : [ ber 7,1947.. | | / | EVELYN ASLESON, § Administratrix. First publication, Nov. 8, 1947. Last publication, Nov. 20, 1947. o S GRACIOUS -- Y | NECKLACE IS GONE- 5 1 REVEMBER LEAVNG IT RIGHT HERE ON THE DRESSER THINK 1T WAS STOLEN? STRANGE ~ -1 WONDER WHAT HAPPENED 7O me