The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 19, 1949, Page 7

FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949 ‘lASKA puBl'SHER dering why it hadn’t been picked | | { up. “I couldn'y get in,” Ferney told F'NBS HE (A“'I her, “and by the way somebody left a note on the door.” “I knew,” said Mrs. Kristjanson. READ I(ElA“Dl( {“I left it. It said ‘key under door- mab.’ " SEATTLE, Aug. 19.—(P— At the i vi s " o 5 H H b 2 e ,n e Rila Going o 1iles by bus to pick u; p.uk.\gc! Have Baby Says 5 Princely Mate t the hcme of his in-laws DEAUVILLE, Frauce, Aug. 19.— When he arrived the door was xcked and pinned upon it was a ote which Ferney could not i was written in Icelandic, bngue of father-in-law P—Prince Aly Kahn confirmed to- Cristjanson. {day that his wife, screen star Rita o have a baby. At that moment Fer ita had been si- red he had f:: ent reports that she nq had not ¢ The two were mar- ocket. in the town hail at He walked the two miles ear Cannes ome and shortly Mr Aly de ed to say when the on arrived with the pack: oul What-causes most mily arfuments 7 Is it Junior's report card? Father’s unannounced dinne= guests? Mother’s Club activities? Oddly enough, these are not the causes of most family arguments! Sociologists tell us, “Tempers are shortest and argu- ments longest when the subject is money —or the lack of it.” That’s why the head of every family should realize the necessity for a safe, sure automatic savings plan. For peace and harmony in the home, as well as that important feeling of security! And what could be a safer, surer, more automatic savings plan than this? Buy U. S. Savings Bonds on the automatic Payroll Savings Plan. Or. . . If you're not on a payroll, ask your bank about the Bond-A-Month Plan. ’ Remember — every $3 you put into U. S. Savings Bonds today will be worth $4 in 10 years. " Automatic saving is sure Saving — U.S. Savings. Bonds 3 This is an official U. S. Treasury Advertisement— . . prepared under auspices of Treasury Department and ‘Advertising Council. ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY PASSENGER SAILING SCHEDULE ALSO FREQUENT FREIGHTER SERVICE H. E. GREEN, Agent — Phone 2 NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND S.S. Aleutian | S.S. Baranof S.S. Aleutian S.S. Baranof August 21 | August 28 August 30 August 23 i:'rnn:ell l o 25 for r? Ketchikan Seward Seward Ketchikan Seattle Beattle RADIO LOG K1INYXY Alaska Broadcasting Co. | i C.B.8. | DIAL 1460—JUNEAU FRIDAY EVENING 1 5:00—Keynotes by Carle. | | 5:15—Adventures in Research. | 5:30—Music. ‘ 5:45—Voice of the Army. | 6:00—News. | 6:15—Music. 1 6:15—Sports. | 6:30—Dinner Music. r 6:45—Local News. 1 i 7:00—Ave Maria Hour 7:30—ARTHUR GCDFREY TIME-CBS. 8:00—Forecast « 8:05—Music for Listening. 8:30—CAPITOL CLOAKROOM- | CBS. ! 9:00—Alaska News. | 9:15—Viking Varieties | 9:30—GANGBUSTERS-CBS. | | 10:00—Tomorrow’s News. | 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. 10:30—Forecast. 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All programs subject to change| jue to conditions ksyond our con- trol. : | 20 ABOARD PNA'S | THURSDAY FLIGHTS Twenty passengers were aboard | Pacific Northern Airlines rugms: | yesterday as follows: | From Anchorage: Frances Col- lins, Leonard Berlin, Mr. Seale,| Frank Frey. | To Cordova: Leroy Davis, Dorothy‘ Kirkbride, H‘ Davis, Katheryne Hendrickson, J. Martinson, Mr. Date. ! To Ancherage: Jo> Patterson,| Charles Rogers, Gretchen Rogers, | William Featherstone, L. Pickett,| Lt. W. A. Davis, Bob Aste, Tom| Downs, W. B. Fitzhugh, Mrs. J. T.| Blankenship. HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday were Mrs, Alex Laiti, John TIhle, Mrs. Antone Nelson,| Mrs. Ed Hibber and Evans Peter- | son. Fred Nash was dischargegd. | Admitted to the Government hos- pital were Annie Davis of Angoon and Carol Mae Mayeda. H A baby boy, to be named Frank | Billy, was born last night at the Government hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell of Angoon. MRS. RICKE AND CHILDREN LEAVE FOR DETROIT, MICH. Mrs. G. Ricke and two children left aboard the Princess Louise bound for their home in Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Ricke and children| ihave been visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Van- derLeest for several weeks, during which time she has keen entertain- ed at a number of social affairs. -, <7 o Y KENTUCKY'S ( HIZGERALD } ‘ Rz Genvine SOUR MASH Kentucky Straigli Bourbon Whiskey BOTTLED IN BOND 100 PROOF . STIB-WHLER DISTALERY, . - LOVISVALE, €Y. Pttty S e il Distrizated throughout Alasks PAGE SEVEN THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA MANAGE TO FIND SOME EXCUSE FOR NOT HELPING (W -~ YOU COME RIGHT INTO THE I'M GETTING SOME EXERCISE - == STRONG-MAN { HOUSE-1 HAVE A MILLION \7 THINGS FOR You TO DO MISS PELL, | WANT You TO TAKE A LETTER TO_POPEYE! DEAR POPEYE” WE WE SENT Wi SOON THE FROST WILLY POPEYE SAYS by ODOM COMPANY AFTER FOC PLAYERS!AND HE GOES FISHING v~ INSTEAD! BE ON THE PUMPKIN AND THE REFEREE WILL BLOW THEY CAUGHT A DENIZEN MINNOW , ) B-BUT HE GIMME ANTI-MEASLE SERUM... I CAN'T HAVE MEASLI IT'S KIDS THAT GETS 'EM... VES...OH YES... A s THe MEASLES? UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES, I '\ TERRY, IT WAS BURGUNDYS MAID I DOUET THAT IM IN THE MOOD TO ) SAW 5CRAM AWAY FROM THE HANGAR. SHE PLANTED IT IN YOUR ¥ COVERALL AND HOPED FOR THE WORST. PALLY, WE BEEN FRAMED!/ THE FINDING OF THE COMPACT AND REPORT. INSTEAD, THE HAMM. ..MR.LEE, THE COMPACT 1R HEAR WHY MADEMOISELE THAT FELL FROM YOUR HANDKER-) DE NEUF ASKED YOU TO CHIEF 15 INITIALED "B.D.N. L ESCORT HER FROM MY ...BURGUNDY DE NEUF! IOEAS D10 EN, BUT T AM | LEN, | VES, BABEE, IN THE EDGE ! OF THE BABY PANTS IS A Tk ST Gig e 2 g SPRING-WIRE. TALCUM _ FREELY TRIED TO STEAL. THAT IDEA FROM ME,BUT HE PAID WITH HIS LIFE. —7 WE SMUGGLED X GOOD YOU IN, BLOTTO. | WORK ! BUT THERES | NOW BE GUIET. A SIGN— NO DoGs! . THIS LOOKS LIKE A NICE PLACE, SKEEZIX. I HAVE MADE A FEW SKETCHES OF YOU WEARING uARIOUS BEARD STYLES, MR. TYLER -- WOLLD YOUL CARE TO SEE THEM ? \F YE CcAN sTOP JAWIN' LONG THE NERVE OF OLUR NEIGHBOR NEXT DOOR~-TI WAS SO EMBAR- RASSED WHEN HE COMPLAINED ABOUT MY CLASSIC-ILL GIVE HIM A PIECE.OF MY — MIND- HAT NUMBER IGING 1S A MEANWHILE, WITH_SPIKE DYKES AID, DICK TRACY AND SAM CATCHEM MAKE HAVE SOLD TICKETS FOR FOOTBALL GAMES AND NOT FOR FISH WHY DONT WE MAIL IT, DR. GALE 22 YER WHAT THEY GALL A KLEPTAMANIAC... A JOIK, THAT'S ALWEEZ MAKIN’ WIT WORRY... RELAX,..MEBBE YA'LL LIV D-DOC? COME OVER QUICK... IT'S TERRIBLE... I KIN DIE... HURRY...HURRY.., HE TOLE YA MAYBE'IT WAS TOO LATE..YA'D ALREADY BEEN EXPOSED... ExceLLENT—-AND AFTER TONIGHT, \- HE SHOULD BE HIMSELF, WAS PRESENT. BUT SURELY IF HE DESIGNS A CONTACT. V BUT HE WOULD NEVER EVEN HIS PHONE /71 was sURE Y WE DONT | % HEARD A {ALLOW DOGS.| DOG ARGUNE' | YOU MUST HERE HAVE BEEN | SOMEWHERE.. | MISTAKEN . f i A COMPOSER- MADAM ~T WROTE THAT SONG - IT's OBVIOUS Youl DON'T LINDER- STAND GOOD MUSIC - WHAT IS YOUR OCCUIPATION- ANYWAY 7 I MUST INSIST THAT YoU DO NOT SING THAT SONG AGAIN- MRS. JIGGS -