The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1949, Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1949 B THE DA A By PAGE SEVEN RADIO LOG ILY ALASKA EMPIRE —JUNEAU, ALASK 1 REARRANGED K ' ( WHEN A MaN s | * Four Drumslicks ' | q WHO MOVED THE ROOM, ] Vi GETS USED TO A | KINY | Br MY SOFA TO THE DEAR, JUST ( SOMETHING, HE Alaska Broadcasting Co. i O::SF’R‘SO!SE OF FOR A O 2 WANTS T KEPT C.B.S. v DIAL 1460—JUNEAU T/\j TUESDAY EVENING 4:20-BARNYARD FOLLIES- - CBS. 4:45—Western Serenade. 5:00—~TREASURY BANDSTAND- OBS. 5:15—Hello from France. 5:30—LES BROWN ORCHES- TRA-CBS. G:00—News 1 . 6:2 S 680 Dinner Music UM/ ) /s IT'S WORTH $5 TO i5—-Tocal News. L \YBODY WHO CAN GET 7:0>—~STRIKE IT RICH-CBS LCLISE) 2 ABOARD JTWELL, M A 1:30 -ARTHUR GODFREY-CB: ~—~qr i P WOMAN MYSELF — 8:00—Forecasts. 4 5 L GO LOOK ! 8:05—Music to Read By. Varieties. 'HILIP MARLOWE-CBS. | 10:00—News. * 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud 10:30—Forecasts. Sign Off Wednesday Morning and Afternoon S N on 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. 7:30 - News 7 Dunking with Druxman. 3 News. 8:20—Morning Thought. X 8:95- Forecasts 2 T o HERE IT [5...GOOD WORK QUICK WITH THAT & HERE'S THE MOTOR.... o T e g e L WOULD HAVE GOTTEN ME... NOW,DOC OUT-BOARD...QUICK-) ILL GIVE YOU THE CANS Sl e Quinict. FASTER...THERE \(hye “THANKS,ANTONID... e ) EOARD.. NOW...THROW ME = FAST AS I CAN... 9:00—Music for the Missus. MUST BE OTHERS 2 g 4 THE GAS CANS. 9:30Forecaste i \ Airlane Trio. YOU AND VACATIONS- CBS. 10:00—News. ‘Vocal Varieties | 10:15—Piano Playhouse. | 10:30—Milady’s Memo | 11:00—ROBT. Q. LEWIS-CBS. N s 11:30—Listeners' Digest-ABS. ' : 11:45—Pipes of Melody. RERE &, | 11:55—Forecasts. NDI‘E‘ONS ! !“bgfi é, 12:00—Salon Serenade. | 12:15—News, This could be the answer to that pressing dinner problem—how to ration the drumsticks. This four-legged, two-tailed chick was born five weeks ago on the Paul Richardson farm near Morgantown, W. Va. ’&YF“/Q 12:30—Luncheon Date. 5 gl 4 > 1:00—BEAT THE CLOCK-CBS. n H 1:30—CBS SYMPHONY-CBS. » ORDINANCE 3 SSE 3:00—Recorded Auditions-ABC. The Dougl > y . ; KA “-;- . 1 Council present| 3.30_parade of Hits. \T% TeEk— THE 4 BEST GET AZHORE, BEFORE | ‘?‘i.’-}s‘:’. >‘ ] s meeting in the Cuunc«:_ All programs subject to chnn:'.p cLUMSY FOOL.' — YoU GIVE M CREW THE 5 i iue to e-rditions beycnd our eom- FISH HIM OUT, SOME Ordinance No. 30, regulating the | syol. a stures at various Alaska points |read for the third and final time. also on the Pacific Coast, &t 4:30 | The crdinance closing cocktail bars | NOTICE a. m., 120th Meridian 7 11 be law after post- | We will not be responsible for any released by the Weather No action on hous- | debts against the Sugar Bowl prior 3:15—MUSIC PLEASE-CBS. Weathe. conditions and temper-jhours of liquor dispensaries, was — Juneau follew: he meeting, and will | to January 21st, 1949. Anchorage .. 45—Partly Cloudy | be brought up at a later session. MA and HANK SATRE. . Barrow ... 5 27—Fo, : assi Bethel 48—Cloudy | MRS. SEY RETURNS s TR R TR DR ,W‘ “/,’\ Cerdova ... 41—Rain| Mrs, James Scy returned yestor- $5gO e N ‘Q\?/’ 7} Dawson - 48—Partly Cloudy!day from Whitehorse via PAA| KENTUCKY’S KEY 3 /l\ { ;-‘\ Fdmonton 41—Partly Cloudy | plane. She and Mrs. Trens Reed = TRV ) Fairbanis 47—Rain| oined Mrs. Reeds parents in T0 HOSPITALITY Haines ............ 43—Partly Cloudy | Whitehors week intending to = 3 ' e rocking yowr B Nou know, vou're ¥ oH- B uunior, WAIT FOR y 56—Partly Cloud. Juncau Alirport . 42—R: Annette Island 45 F rd Alaska via the high- | ; the roads they sho: s S— B8 | CHAIR, WE CALL NOT A BIT CO- ! WHERE ME,GANG. THAT ONE GUY THIS. ROCK, ROLL, P OPERATIVE. WHY YOU GOING?/ IVE GOT TO ed Fodiak 44—Cloud ray Reed and par- SURE. LOOKS DID YOU COME Kotzebue ... 33-—Paztly Cloudy m to their home mn LIKE HE NEEDS i . i HERE IN THE McGrath ... 50—Partly Cioudy 3 omcbile over the Al- | EXERCISES! ? Fl PLACE? Ncme 38—Partly Cloudy |aska Highway. : & Northway ... 3 51—Rain PERARESS w Petersburg ...... ... 41—Rdin LEAVE ON ALEUTIAN Portland .......... 52—Partly Oloudy| po reonsrd Johnson and son Prince George 44—Cloudy | poypy ang Miss Elizabeth Frase: Ceattle ..... 50—Partly Cloudy | oty oy the Aleutian Sunday eve- Vhitehorse «{—Partly. Cloudy ning ior Seatile. \ey will receive 41-RaI | yedical checkups in the Seattle clinics and visit friends and rela- tives while in the States. | Also con the Aleutian were Mar- in Pedersen and wife who will visit heir families before returning here. Mr. Pedersen is tc be Superinten- | dent-of the Douglas Public Schools. | fSaIes_I;EEe&ive | NN i . i .20t SRR B | Den't Forget Dad || In Wrangell July i WRANGELL, June 14.—#— The || city’s new two per cent sales tax| will not go into efiect until July [{ 1. The legislative enabling act|| so SmOOt failed to include an emergency | clause which would permit it to|; become effective immediately, City | Councilmen explained. : so Yakutat TUG Orr FOR KODIAK The Army tug Sgt. Neil W.| Sharpe (TP 134) was taken out of drydeck yesterday afternoon after undergoing hull repair 4nd ‘paint- ing. The Sgt. Fred N. Coleman ar- rived from Seattle yesterday morn- ing and left yesterday afternoon for Kcdiak towing the barge BC 1362, KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURSON : 3 4 WHISKEY - [ ¢ | WAS CAUCHT IT'S ON HER LEFT HAND. | BONDED % IN THE RAIN, § INSTEAD OF HER RIGHT. . 100 PROOF VIR. WALLET, HAS CLOVIAS FOUR- OUR ROOF SPRUNG THAT MAKES EVERYTHING . LEAF CLOVER BIRTHMARK BEEN N (ER "LAWN MOWER - BR\NC\N’ YOU A LOT OF LUCK ? : WENT ON THE A | STITZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY « LOUIS! Y. ATTENTION MEMBERS ey Meeting June 15 at 7:30 p.m. at n‘uhco sPorl c,ller | AFL Hall. Election of officérs and other matters. 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