The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 22, 1949, Page 7

FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949 CONDITION OF WEATHER ALASKA PTS. Weatns" conations and temper- atures &t various Alaska polnts, also on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 a. m, 120th M e, and ! released by the ther Bureau, Juneau. follow: Anchorage ... Barrow Bethel Cordova Dawson Edmonton Fairbanks . Haines Havre Juneau Airport 40— Annette Island Kodiak .. Kotzebue McGrath Nome .. Northway Petersburg Portland 3 Prince Geor Seattle Whitehorse Yakutat Cloudy “6—Fog 18—Clear ~Rain Cloudy Cloudy —Cloudy 39 Partly Cloudy 35-—Partly Cloudy Rain Showers 40—Rain 2—Partly Cioudy 19—Partly Cloudy 29—Snow ... 46—Fog . 29—Partly Cloudy o 45—Cloudy 34—Partly Cloudy 37—Partly Cloudy HEADS OF AGENCIES ' N TF BUILDING ARE GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS The heads of all agencies at the Territorial and Federal Building recently received a communicaunu} regardin , etc., signed by| Crysal Snow Jenne, P. M., custedian, | which is of public interest and is as follows: his communication is being ad- dressed to you in a spirit of friend- ly cooperation for the purpose of| improving the service of the Post Offifce Department given to you mop up 38—Clear 11 17—Clear sor 38—Rain Showers & ! quarterly ink writer oil, etc. t is the desire of this office to see that two clean towels per person be properly available at all | times and the Building Engineer 1s| ucted to so arrange rs that we may furnish an a accounting of useable towels hand, belonging to each depart- ment, and report the condition of | same. A check will be made| of towels found misused and such instances will be d for such| action as your dministration | chooses to take in the matter. It will be greatly appreciated by both the Custodian and the Superintend- | ing Engineer ach agency will| for all office | to be in use while| ig laundered. A Oifice Department, | hen queried by the Ic cessive waste of building, re- nd clean shoes, type- toilet pa plied as follows: “‘This office ofters no objec-| tion if any of the agencies located he Federal Building desire to 1 T towels for their per-| “‘It is suggested that notices ba sent to all employees, warning t the use of t paper for and that anyone caught | this regulation will be re- | > Depar “Your cooperation in improving our service will be greatly appre- ciated and constructive from y GASTINEAU PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL IS 0 MEET ON MONDAY Gastineau Public will hold the regular meeting next Monday, April 25, at 8 p.m., in the Juneau Health Center. All organizations | are asked to have a representative | attend. | The purpoze of the Heaith Coun- is to assist the Public Health The Council Heaith threugh Custodial activity. 1 “In this direction it is desired to es s much as possible®in ghetr | “ call to your attention that according of bettering the health and to law the Department is authoriz- | Welfare of our community. Next| ed to launder a maximum of two|Week the Health Council hopes to| towels per week for each person|Present program telling about employed in the building, but may e various services performed by furnish NONE. | the local Public Health nurses, Miss “Since the tenure of the present | and Miss Peterka. ! todian, @ matter of an approxi- call for the meeting further ur years, cight months, two “If you are interested in the| cnly have requisitioned and | - ;e red towels for their person-| of your community ! As none were renewed during | Iealth, won't you please attend the the war years, the supply is mow |Weeting.” too small for the number who must | G be serviced. « Aside fsom. this fact, be informed that certain es have been permitting per- |22 sonnel to make use of towels to ing Th S res M PIE SOCIAL P At the Chapel by the Lake, Apr. 7:30 p. m. Free will offer- ADVERTISING and PUBLIC RELATIONS ‘ Bob Druxman L Telephone 891 123 Front Street Alaska Coastal Airlines enables you fo arranga ‘ —through your local ticket agent—your passage fo the States on Pan American, and then to any spot on the globel And for you who buy fickets in Sitka, Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar communities, ACA reserves a special . block of seats so that its passengers shure equal priority with those who buy tickets in Juneaul Ot BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS bank is pledged to conserva. tive operation. . The safety -§ of depositers’ fufds is' cur’ primary consideratiom.” " In{ addition the bank is a mem- ber of Federal Deposit Insur- ance Corporation, which in- sures each of our depesitors against loss to & maximum of $5.000. RADIO L0G KINY Alaska Broadcasting Co. C.B. S, DIAL 1460—J 5:00—Excursions 5:15—Voice of the Army. GOODMAN-CBS. = ~Time to Dance. 8:15-MEMO FROM LAKE SUC- | CE BS. { Music. News. on a Cloud. 10:00—Tomorrow's 10:15—Driftin; 10:30—Forecast Saturday Morning and Afternoon | Sign On. 7:00—Sunrise Salute. 7:30—News. 7:45—Mu 8:15—Head! b Thought. NTRY JOURNAL- : for the Missus. Records. Rhythm Doodlers. 10:30—Kids on KINY. 11:00—RED BARBER-CBS. 11:30—Listeners’ Digest-ABS. 11:45—Tempo Time. 11:55—Forecasts ce Program. PHIA OR- CHESTRA-CBS 3:00—CROSS SECTION-CBS. 3:30—SATURDAY AT CHASE- CBS. 4:00—Native Music. 4:15—Children’s Chapel. 4:30—DICK, JURGENS-CBS. All programs subject to change due to conditions t<yond our ccn- trol. ! — e ATTENTION & INERS The dinner-dance set for Satur-| y, April 23rd, has been indefin- itely postponed. A ) JTZGERALD ;| thcuucm's | Genuin SOUR MASH Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey JOTTLED IN BOND 100 PROOF THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE --JUNEAU, ALASKA HERB WOODLEY CERTAINLY WAS A SIGHT WITH THOSE ) TWO BLACK EYES- HE CLAIMED A S AD) ( GUY CARRYING A VA5 RUG WALKED S CINTO 'HIM BIG £ | & TWo ¢ THREE ONE A & 5,@}} BIG, ¥ g RASSLED \ £ -~ Sl, SENHCR., AND I GET DE TWO GOOD MAN GO WEETH US. WE READY TO LEAVE NOW, SENHOR 7 PALODOKA. DID YOU GET ALL THE THINGS WE NEED, MARIO? DR. SILVA WROTE THE LIST AND TOLD ME TO SEND IT AHEAD TO YOU SO WE CAN LEAVE QUICKLY. TELL MI5G REGENT AND MR.TEEKITO FASTEN SAFETY BELTS. A LJKELY sropv.) I WONDER IF HE EXPECTS ) ANYBODY TO BELIEVE uR fg.e 7 X BIG FIVE 555&2‘.2? /\“5'6“@“4/@& 6/‘0@/( 3 R N :‘ N (4 3 THE HUGE BRONZE DEAR READER, _PLAQUE NOW AT SITE = WE WANT TO DEPART FROM OUR CONTINUITY A MOMENT TO HUMBLY THANK THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, CITY, STATE AND NATIONAL FIGURES FOR THE NAMING OF MT. JOE PALOOKA OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL WYOMING VALLEY AT WILKES= © BARRE, PA. WE THOUGHT YOU'D LIKE TO SEE IT. ToieR AND A SHORT TIME LATER.. WHATEVER IT IS, VYOU MUST] : BE GETTING WARM. THE WE DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT WE'RE LOOKING GASOLINE ALLEY DOC! T RECKON I BETTER TEST OUT MY SHOOTIN' EYE AFORE I SWOOP DOWN ON THEMW HOOTIN' HOLLER MOONSBINERS -~ 0H--LE'S SEE--- VONDER'S A HOSS FLY POOCH IS RAISING IF THIS HOUSE HAS ] &% SENEN of E/GHT_P NINE BIG BIGS, RASSLERS € MT. JOE PALOOKA 1S {400 FT. HIGH AND COMMANDS A S0-MILE VIEW. IT 1S SIXTEEN MILES LONG, AND FAMOUS HIGHWAYS 309 AND 115 CUT THROUGH ITS PASSES. MILLIONS OF CARS PASS THE SITE. AN ATTIC.. | ONLY HOPE WE HAVEN'T HURT HIS FEELINGS BY GOING TO ANOTHER DOCTOR. HE MUST KNOW WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN , NINA. SHUX--I'D A-GOT TH' VARMINT IF I HADN'T TRIED TO BANK MY SHOT OFF'N THAT COKY-NLUT I DON'T THINK 80, HE HAS . PRACTICALLY \ - RETIRED. I WENT FOR A CRUISE WITH MY FRIEND BILL YUNAIRE ON HIS YACHT - O0-JIGGS - T HAVEN'T SEEN VoL AROUIND LATELY - WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? BUT T THOUGHT YOU DIDN'T LIKE THE OCEAN- JIGGS - DIDNT YOU GET_SEA- NOT THIS TIME - IT WASN'T AN OCEAN' TRIP - WE JUST CRUISED ON BILL YUNAIRE'S SWMMING POOL~ THAT MUST BE SOME SWIMMING POOL- HOW LONG A WERE YOU GONE? PAGE SEVEN MAYBE A THING LIKE THAT REALLY COouLD HAPPEN TAcAwsr -N-E & MY LEFT ] ( OUTA TH' PROFILE WAY, IS BETTER, | _ASSURE SCULPTOR'S PLAN OF THE PROPOSED HEAD OF JOE TO BE CARVED ON THE MOUN= | 7A\I>NS_IDE ATA LATER DATE . Q\\Q\“\ Y DR. BRITE IS & UP-TO-DATE ON ALL THE NEW DEVEI.OPMENT? AND TECHNIQUES. IM CLAD WE PICKED HIM. Y e Sndione, Ine, World righs fanet, “A55weee MMNS] 1 GOT TIRED OF THE WL | TRIP-60 I WENT I ASHORE AND TOOK | THE TRAIN HOME -