The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1948, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1948 ~~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. - JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN HOT DOG SALE BE FRANK JOHHSON ENDS | T ‘ : ; HELD BY (YO FOR HIS CAMPAIGN HERE; RADIO LOG m T | [ S I THINK ¢ ~— 1 HAVENT & ( NOTICED ANY @AV\GE YET OTHER TOLD ME E OREN GRON LDER , THEY KINY IN/THE CORNER A ) WORTH. ) * T @ " WASHING TH ROBERTA JACKSON GOES T0 KAKE HOME| s Srouine o0 |[3008E0s 00 SIHGRES || (00 U { NECK AND EARS ) DIAL 1460—JUNEAU WEDNESDAY EVENING 5:00—Welcorge to Juneau. 5:15—Community Center — Vet- erans Administration. 5:30—Ballads from Broadway. 5:45—Oasis Bandstand. 6:00—News. 6:15—Animal Waorld Court. 6:25—Copper River Fishermen. 6:25—Music. 6:30—Adventure in Research. A hot dog sale will be he'd by| Frank Johnson, Republican can-| the Catholic Youth Organization didate for Representative, left on Thursday.noon at St. Ann's| today, returning té his home in School. Money raised from the Kake. He has been in Juneau sale will be donated to the Roberta | several days campaigning. Before Jackson benefit fund. | his departure, Johnson announced | At a meeting of the CYO, held | that he would not return to Juneau last evening, a Board of Directors before the October 12 election in was elected Members of the the interest of his candidacy, as he Board are Sue McMullen, Frances| was satisiied with the interest Meriweather, and John Monagle, | shown to him. Jr It w decided to hold a oo — fr e s Hance Friday evening, October 8 to 5 i 33‘5—:%\%0" o Srm“ow s ) which al high school students. of | Read the Want-ads for bargains. 700278 ALLEN SHPRe LREADY )(Ves POPEYE, HES MADE ) | ¢ chool, s ot | RS, i Nl i , . : e Jupeay and Douglas will be in-| - | it ARTRUR GODNHEY-CBS QUARTERBACK. WELL, ILL OWS A ~/BUT CAN HE TH' TEAM S vited. Notice is hereoy given that the| o0 Rt THAT COULD &aY LOOK. AT TASay “HUP" 22 e — Commissioner of Customs, Treasury | glyo™ 1 ine o1 Opry i SHUP”, 8&UuT IT HIM, BUT g L 272 TENDER MONAGHAN | Devertment has issued an order on| 50 yyrnnue TaKE ALL-cBS. | | TURNED OUT O ficial number 240516, owned by| o B Yariehos. ’ | James Hodnett, of which Juneay,| O:5)—CABIN: B-15.0R6. Superior Packing Company's ten—}Alaska. is the home port to be der Mcnaghan will leave the|changed to HYACINTH. 10:00—News. 10:15—Supper Club. 130 . small boat harbor tomorrow for JAMES J. CONNORS, 1 g:::czi:& Tenakee after a four-day stay here. | Coliector of Customs. i Skipper of the craft is Lawrence,First publication, Sept. 27, 1948. Th““d;zgrg:i“' and Attgrnosn Jackson. | Last publication, Sept. 30, 1948. | 7:00—Alarm Clock Club. 7:30—Radio Reporter. e e i Rruate in. the. Morlag n 8:15—Headlines. E L L I S A l R L l N n s 8:20—Morning Thought. H 8:25—Forecasts. . . | 8:4 ehind the Headlines. via Pelersburg and Wrangell | 5i00—Music for the Missus. B crazy coor .. T oI . FE . H b A ! 9:30—Forecasts. g % S MY WIFE 'YA THINK b oy g,;”&pfk‘zzgk e 9:35—Plano Reflections. . i ¥ A GUY MARRIED TO TH'MOST - ; A 4 2 S 9:45—Vocal Varieties. T0 GET TODAY 7> BEAUTIFUL GAL IN ™' 1 WISH OILDAD' FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 10:00—News. Y/ WORLD WOULD KISS A HURRY UP...WHY'D —_— e | 10:05—Tico Tico. [l SHE HAFTA BOTHER o Bis s PO T 7 M e e " | 10:15—Trio Time. > SHOPPIN' FER A 1 10:30—Milady’s Memo. q? % 11:00—To be announced. PRI 11:30—Hawaiian Serenade. | | 11:45—Listener’s Digest. | 11:55—Forecasts. 12:00—Salon Serenade. ; i 12:15—News. | 12:30—LUNCHEON DATE-CBS. ENIOY 1:00—MEET THE MISSUS-CGS. 1:30—Art Baker. 1:45—Bing Sings. 2:00—Command Performance. 2:30—Jubilee. 3:00- TELL IT AGAIN-CBS. 3:30—Make It Music. i | WHOA, SPRAY! FILL IN SOME DETAILS. WHY, WHO FORCED US TO LAND AND WE WERE SEARCHING Y THAT WAS THE GHIP, TERRY! ) IT WAS WAITING HERE AND 4 RESERVE 4:30—Dick Haymes. 5:00—Personal Album. All programs subjett to change | e & o i due to conditions beyond our con- | 101 (H)ll(/ Laste ) trol. | | Ll et o PARPON THE CLAMBAKE, MISTER, BUT YOUR STEW-, ARDESS 15 AN OLD FRIEND OF OURS. SHE SEEMS TO HAVE DONE A SATISFACTORY | JOB OF EXPRESSING OUR THANKS. ., HOW DID YOU FIND U5, BY THE WAY % DOROTHY STEARNS ROFF SCHOOL OF DANCING | Fall classes now enrolling, boys acrobatic class, social dancing for | beginners. Phone Red 575. 980 16t I | Ask for Schenley Reserve ot your favorite package store and bar p r If you prefer bourbon...you'll like | | ABOLISH ISH TRAFPS ncient Jyge | 5 YEARS OLD EASY, NOW=~ | Every drop Kentucky straight bourbon. J SCHENLEY RESERVE, RARE PRE-WAR QUALITY-BLENDED WHISKEY, 86 PROOF * 65% GRAIN NEUT! = =3 sm#x»- ANCIENT AGE, STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF + SCHENLEY INTL. CORP., N.Y,, M.Y. Fosk Alaski:idfil:g:’mb.ven I'T WAS A STOLEN ol | o E\éfim‘sfifi B e A g e s 7 CAR. THEY CAN'T TRACY! YOu I L | s s peit > UG : | TRACE US THAT 4 . | | ARE THEY i - | > ALL RIGHT? = ] DD YoU | COULDN'T. 7 CHILDREN! NE OF OUR FRIENDS showed us an item/in the paper the O other day. It seems a mother and a father were unable to support their seven children —couldn’t give them all they should have. So they advertised in the paper that they were giving them away— soon found homes for all seven children, [ A pretty tragic thing, but we'll bet there are very few ( & % G s of you who haven’t been driven into such wild thinking— - \ G g \ oren worrying where and how you were going to get enough 4 & \ /"l‘“\“‘\\“\} : = A : PREWAR-— Vi BB TELL HIM, HE THINKS ITS P'%mfi* y :g{ffE"T THAT’S PRE- M NO 80AP, | WONDERFUL. HE A COURLE Jupy ? PLAYED T IN HIGH SCHOOL., HIMSELF. money to give your kids the best. And yet the solution (or at least a part of the solution) is sitting right there in front of us—automatic savings with U. S. Savings Bonds. Sure, you know all about U. S. Savings Bonds. But have you ever given them really serious thought? Have you thought that it's one completely painless, completely automatic way to save? Just a little bit leach week through the Payroll Savings Plan (at your office) or the Bond-A-Month Plan (at your bank). And think about the returns. $4 for every $3 you in- vest. $400 for every $300. $4000 for every $3000. It mounts up fast. The chances are one in a million that you'll never haye to give your kids away—but you'll never have to give them second best (either) if you start in saving the auto- matic way with U. S. Savings Bonds. Today. PAW-HAW-HAW! =N , ol TAATLL LARN YETO ; SiCH A BODACIOUS , ' MISDOUBT MY WORD, | WHAT VE DOIN' NOPE--I AIM TO LIAR YE BE, > YE SHIF'LESS WIF TH'SPRAY GUN, | RID TH' HOLLER OF LEEHE JUP = Sl | | SKONK 1" SUT-THIS GUNS FILLED UP WIF DISAPREARIN® BEARD_POTION WIFE (,AN"V:_’.IE? O I NOTICED -J HEY- WAIT 3 5 . S CANN 5 & [ WELL WHAT., A Pracy e e MBI I / | DO YOL WANT 6 wHiLE |1 : WITH ALL THAT [ A ! \ Ievou ARE L IM HARMERIN'- HAMMERIN' GOING | T : P11 HAMMERIN' : e, ON IN THE NEXT- S i DOOR APARTMENT! A MINUTE! SHAKE HAT'S WiHY. A | Save the automatic way with U.S. Savings Bonds This Je an officlal U. S, Treasurs adveetisement—prepared under auspices of Treasury Department and Advertieing Counclh ;-