The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 1, 1949, Page 7

[ S \ NE I l\‘l[ RSD \’, . P . L ;. . - ) ] AY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN ® o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o n : :/ RADIO LOG . TIDE TABLE . i ot ° o . 4 1 4 SEPTEMBER 2 b Alaska Bruadcisting Co. | ‘(‘;E“‘G Lost D 3 k4 KINY f WE CAN'T FIND ® Low tide, 4:13 am, 15 ft. e HOW CAN‘I HEAR TR, THE FRONT ® High tide, 11:03 am, 120 ft. ® e PEOPLE WALKING AROUND. vl B ® Low tide, 4:25 pm, 62 ft. ® L N . | WHEN I'M HOME ALONE ? 4 teh. tde 10:" ? 3 THURSDAY CVENING i ; ; | ® High tide, 10:28 pm, 142 ft. ®| . {206 00006eae 5:00—Keynotes by Carle. P B g M 5:15—Red Cross. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL | ©9:30—TREASURY BANDSTAND- AND PERSONAL PROPERTY | OEB. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN| 6:00—News. that in pursuance of an Order afl 6:15—Music. Sale made and entered by the Pro-| 6:20—Sports. | v the Pro WH“|H°RSi bate Court of the Juneau Commis-| 6:30—Dinner Music. | JUN!AU | sioner’s (Ex-Officio Probate) Pre- 6:45—Local News. I cinct, First Division, Territory of | 7:00—Teen Age Quiz. | » KETCHIKAN | Alaska, on the 17th day of August,| 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY [ 1949, in the matter of the estate of TIME-CBS. ! e o SEATTLE {FRANK VARLJEN, also known as| 8:00—Forecast. | POSLOKES, As vou may POSLOKES Are Fast=so | [POSLOKES, caprurep AND TRAINED Righs In FRANK VARLEN and FRANK| 8:05—Music for Listening. ! SURMISE, ARE THE EXACT REVERSE | IFAST THEY CAN OUTRUN ) ANES: il .+ guin, conventent | EY CAN OUTRU WOULD FURNISH A FINE FOOTBALL | e opers. You'll VARLN, Deceased, the undersigned| 8:30—JOAN DAVIS SHOW-CBS. . €l ~OR ! big 4-engive Clippe . | ELEVEN FOR FALL /! enjoy every comfort, expert lndmnu;tratmr of said estate will sell i 9:00—Alaska News. | 7 [l ¢ gervice—as a guest of Pan at public auction, subject to the| 9:15—Viking Varieties. | (NO/ TWO OF ) 2 American, world’s most ex- {confirmation of the above-entitled| 9:30—TALES OF FATIMA-CBS. | b THEM!! ed wirline. Ask for | Court, the following described real{ 10:00—Tomorrow’s News. | % perienc 5 | { etails and reservations at.e ~ [and personal property, to-wit: ! 10:15—Drifting on a Clove. { All of the East one-half (%) | 10:30—Forecast. TN BARANOF HOTEL of Lot 1, Block 41 of the Town- Sign Off. 5 ¢ Phons, 166 site of Douglas, Alaska, accord- | Hfl M[fl[(‘” i ing to the official map and plat FR!DA:F:::?‘I;}?"I(!;‘: AND : thereof, together with 1 oil cook % s HorLo AlEwA stove, 1 steamer trunk, 2 beds Sign Or. “ with springs and mattresses, 1 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. | [ | dresser, 6 cups and saucers, 1 | T7:30—News. | P, o 7 T PR .| dinner plates, 6 stainless knives, 7:45—Dunking with Druxman. | forks athd spoons, 3 cooking pots, | 8:15—News. | P ikl ¥ | 2 frying pans, 1 roaster, 1 tea | 8:20—Morning Thought. | 'O M ” ~ kettle, 1 coffee pot, 2 hand saws, | 8:23—Forecast. . i 1 hammer, 1 garden pick and 1 | 8:30—Cote Glee Club. | oy " S 9 = 14 " N o . g | 8:45—Lenny Herman Quintet. | S ONE RNaKES HE AINT MADE S gt WHEW:: WHATTA RELIEF = HA YA, KNOBS. I GOT YEAH, HE'S A PAIN » ‘ ! 9:00—Music for the Mius S ...WONDER IF HE'S GOT 4 SLEEPIN PEACEFUL LIKE 1 TH' EGGS READY FER A IN TH' NECK..YEAH... ¥ / 4[0 That the sale of the above de-| O : ssus. ® A RELAPSE.. MEBBE THAT HAPPENS 4 | | TH LITTLE ANGEL..TM 57 _ i | sionTE SNACK... SAY. GOTTA GIT SOME - 4 |scribed real and personal property | 9190 FOreeast | ONALDIS WHEN THEY'RE GITTIN' ~ NUTS ABOUT 'IM." TH' < YOU MUST BE PRETTY <}/ BUDDY T'TAKE 'IM 'l KENTUCKY'S | ¥ill take place and be made on the | 9:35—Airlane Trio. | AND OVER MEASLES V7 MOB WENT CRAZY . FED UP LOOKIN' AFTER ) I OFF OUR HANDS. 3 {17th day of September, 1949, at 2:00 | 9:45—YOU AND COLLEGE-CBS. KNOBBY'S § §4 4 ABOUT 'IM... 0~ i . TH' KID...EH I 4 LY o'clock P.M. on the afternoon of said | 10:00—News. et iy ’ . o I SOURBON | dov: on the premises to be sold in | 10:05—Vocal Varietes G e - "k {Douglas, Alaska; and, that said| 10:15—Piano Playhouse. THE 5 jabove described real and personal | 10:30—Milady’s Memo. | DOCTOR | property will be sold together, as{ 11:00—MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. | HAS SAID |one narcel. | 11:30—Listeners’ Digest-ABC BOTH CAN | The terms of said sale will be for | 11:45—Pipes of Melody. | GO OUT Genuine | cash, current lawful money of the | 11:35—Forecast. TOMORROW. SOUR MASH United States, ten per cent (10%) geg"ifll‘m Serenade. :15—News. i being payable at the time of the bid, 38 | and the balance being payable upon 12:30—Meet the Band. | confirmation of said sale by the 1:00—BEAT THr CLOCK-CBS. } 10\)0"e-cn(,itled Court. Administrator 1: .ight Classics. FRONT PAGE FEATURES- * Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey BOTTLED reserves the right to reject any and { 2! IN BOND all bids. CBS. [ : 2 e 100 PRODE Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this| 2:15—Bing Sings. | BUT, OF COURSE!) I SHALL BE MAGNANIMOUS! I HAVE ; 2.:30—MAKI LIEVE TOWN- i i ! i g ks || T e 1 N THATG IT! < DECIDED TO FORGIVE MR. LEE | Administrator of the Estate of | 3:00—Recorded Auditions-ABC. 'MOGUL, IM FRIGHTENED |\ THIS UNUSED <t GET ME INTO YOUR DARLING, HOW AND MR.CHARLES. | FRANK VARLJEN, also known | 3:15—Organ Interlude. |F THAT MOB FINDS US, J WING 15 MODER- HORRIBLE COUNTRY. CLEVEZ‘ OF - | & FRANK VARLEN and| 3:30—Parade of Hits. ! : \ THEY WILL KILL US5. ATELY SAFE, i Sronwmien paputn, 00 0 IOWMET | FRANK VARLN, Deceased. 4:30—BARNTARD FOLLIES- ¢ A Distributed throughout Alaska | First publication, Aug. 18, 1949. | CBS. : b | Last publication, Sept. 8, 1949. 4:45—Western Sere! by ODOM COMPANY ol,VI# TVE GOT TO SIT YF sav-oio vo DOWN. T'M STILL COUGHING| | STAND IT, SAM. EEEL AT FOUND THE HIDEOUT OF WHAT DO YOU I'D SWEAR THIS SSKETCH” PAREE—HIS FE=== % OL BIGE, THE BUT THAT AIN'T ALL. FOR Yl | WOULDN'T SAY A | vou' anT N 4 EVERYTHING OWNER, 15 A YEARS HE'S GOT ALL HIS WORD! BUT SUCH L] s o e e | ELSE |5 WIDE | PECULIAR CUSS. 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