The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 16, 1949, Page 7

SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1949 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA ° i 'PAGE SEVEN e e e R SN T TN i i e R i e D I T R B I FISHING BOAT NEWS | ‘ * ' TABLE e | The Seakist, skippered by Carl RAD 'o lOG | T — g r T T T . gl o |Eidem docked at the City Float A | i ey F | A | e . § APRIL 17 . yestgrday from Hawk Inlet. 'l‘heI Alaska Broadcasting Co. | I'M WORN OUT--1 SPENT PIECE OF FURNITURE 2 ( THE ROOM DEAR, THEN e High tide, 4:16 am, 174 ft. | fishing boat is to return to the| A - | [\ AL oav rearmanGing THOUGHT 506D B0 B BV [ TEAS MOVE 1T ALL e Low tide, 11:01 am. -14 ft. e Inlet today. The Junior, skip-| i THE'LIVING ROOM L You! uT 1 DID o T wAS BACK THE WAY e High tide, 17:24 pm,, 137 ft. e |pered by Dick Lindsay, leaves the | el i ‘ FURNITURE L WaNT I T TO MAKE 3 —— § Nou uE T e Low tide, 23:03 pm., 42 ft. e middle of next week for Hackett| SATURDAY EVENING bt \Q s ol K . o |Straits on its first trip after early| 5:00—BROADWAY BEAT-CBS. 5 M H . APRIL 18 o | kings. | 5:30—Here's to Vets. i\ Q o Iigh tide, 5:02 am., 156 ft. . A SR Smen's Notehook-ABS, | ® Low tide, 11:56 am, 02 tt. e! +ong-made cancy and| 68:100—’ gf::. {8 | ® Tioh {id2, 18:20 pm. 124 ft. e/ cessert ~.esday nignt, April 19, at 612‘8"spm" ey | SRt Y 6 N R i o S e e T ST | * g S 6:45—Church Announcements. 6:50—Local News 7:15—MILITARY BALL-CBS. ’ ADVERTISING and PUBLIC RELATIONS ‘ 7:00—Smoke Dreams-ABS. __ 2 Boh Bruxman T e | i | Telephone 891 123 Front Street || sas-Mewo mow raxe sve-| V5502 L vaah) CNOF"?/ ( ——‘—'—‘—'—"——_J‘ 8:30—IT PAYS TO BE IGNOR- € e SR, ITS A YES, A DROP OF IMITE AGAINST \ ¢ WATER AGAINST Mou W THE OCEAN! ANT-CBS 9:00—Alaska: WS, 9:156—Viking eties. [ [] 8 | gi!!'ffib'n e E*! ¢ ‘a“n 9:30—BENNY GOODMAN-CBS. | ¥ S%iak g & o 10:00—Tomorrow's News. | 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. { 10:30—Forecasts. N 0“ Burners ] 10:35—Sign Off. | SUNDAY N7 s Y bk 3 y Sign Ou. elephone-318 Nights-Red 73 o Ps ‘. | 9:00—Voice of Prophecy. Harri Machine Shop., Fuc. 9:30—Cavalcade Orchestra, % | 9:45—Family Goes to Church. = | 10:45—Airlane Trio. | | 11:00—Baptist Good News Hour. | ~ 11:30—Blue Barron. | 11:45-SALT L 5 e ;lj::g—isws. AKE CHOIR-CBS = yeoswr%ogglriggrbfl%»yjri'“' > { URS LATER .| {1 GUESS WE CAN 2! 19- ; H STRET( F ! ‘g | LA ! » p/g E N | 12:30—Brothernood Hour. L you I, LA Po';’z's!s GO INTO THE MATO MADE MUCH OF I...50 ;2 SOEOF THE howwNS STRETCH OUR LEGS i = ¥ Al H2 Ba ¥ E| 1 A 3 2 ol O FROM TH # A i - 5 §i i ucheran B e, PO ALENPOMY. vl s, A FR:ENDEZE'" ?Eue’h”é‘ o voure o A LR FOUROT 1 | AND FURTHER UP N THE ding The € & T Clothin Ctore i ai T MElE R NOT 3 ARE YOU RIONG 1Y ic, AFRAID YOU'VE TAKEN ON A W HUST KNOW AT R o STt e»dr 1 Clothing SIore 1ISadaIn §| soo—sack sexny-css. 70 BRATIL. . o \fi “ A | LARGE 508, 1 VeRy pan- | LeasT TraT He's Y | [ HOULDN'T CARE 0 @ g (I -Alaska Light C t. oo | 7 < . 30—Alaska Light Concer OUNTRY ? '..\(‘ 3 GEROUS AND UNEXPLORED ALIVE... HERE'S PORT OF SPAIN,, ), | COUNTRY. 97 ¢ '(Rl L =11 211, 3 4 £ ready to fill all vour needsfor the | sum-rmr sasowsoss PR : 7:45—D'ARTEGA ORCHESTRA- | 8:30—SKYWAY TO STARS-CBS. 2 e ING-CBS. coming season with values that F soorevent sour CBS. 7:30—News. o | CBS. 8:00—Proudly We Hail. i w l‘! o 9:00—News. e a§ e seece 9:15-E(§;\s Duchin Show-ABS. 9:30—JACK BENNY-CBS. | | & B 3 | 10:00_WALTER WINCHELL-CBS \ > GENUINE RBE > g{!NS ‘5 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. | ' 2 mrMofiiva“mm&% ;' 1 0:30—Forecasts. | (nants and coats) 10.35Sign Ofr. | by ! o WeRE THINGS ON Hi MiND — 3 o All programs subject to change | I0STESS-PAL'S FLIGHT TO THE | : 3\ NOW HE'S GONE AGAIN. Yellow {‘olor o Ij_eavy v‘?elghi I :rl:i to conditions beyond our con- N\ STATES AND WERE DUE L IR o v - | e e————— i o | PUMMAGE SALE 1 American Legion Auxiliary, Wed., | April 20, 10 a.m. at Dugout. For W oA W7 HS 6 : G k‘, g‘;' w’ Efi i&;’ 0090 ‘gg!ol.ecnon of rummage, call l(;:zreezrz | 2-Way Glove . . Elastic Wrist . . 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PROPOSITION, HE'LL THICKER'N FOLOWNY f VE ME A THE WORLDS GREATEST | [SNUFFY'S ) y (MONEY, Your Deposits BOBACIONS REVENOOER, RETIRED, | |_Twiy | SWOOD DOWE O CORN - SNLFEY 5 SRTE CALDYROY. | IS DEFINWELY NOT | [BROTHER | SRIIEEY QLICHER SQUE : AN TELL ME WHAT INTERESTED 1\ SNIFFER SME CAPTORING ANY MORE MOONSHINERS, SIR ARINT HER €AR ARE SAFE BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS HE management of this bank is pledged to conserva- tive operation. The safety of depositors’ funds is cur primary consideration. In addition the bank is a mem- per of Federal Deposit Insur- ance Corporation, which in- sures each of our depositors against logs to a maximum of $5.000. | (VoL HEARD ME -YOUW'RE NOT ONG OUT OF THIS HOUSE/ | | YO KNOW THE CELLAR IS FULL OF WATER --I'M GOING OUT AND T WANT You - TO || &TAaY HERE TILL THE | PLUMBER ARRIVES- HELLO - 15 THIS MAC KARAL'S FISH MARKET ? THIS 1S JIGGS =~ NOW LISTEN-- FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION DEPOSIT RV of JUNEAU, ALASKA