The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 3, 1949, Page 5

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE THE BUTCHER SAYS ) | YOU'D RATHER HAVE R HALIBUT HALIBUT THAT 7 YOUR HU! s & 0[0 s‘ '::iguls pl"-lED oFF RAB'O I-ofi AR ((:z;,\(#: Q.'THK\OE g W FITZGERALD } GOLE TOURNAMENT| o oo (0 LS5 KENTUCKY'S SATURDAY EVENING i | | ROCHESTER, N.Y., Sept. 3—4p—| 5:00—BARNYARD FOLLIES- | A Texas rancher who keeps pinch- CBS. ing himself to find out if it's true| 5:15—Voice of the Army. rmine young Okla- 5:30—WHAT WOULD I SAY- n the “100-1 CBS. hot” finals of the National Ama- 5:45—DELL TRIO-CBS. { 6:00—News. | Rufus King olly cow and oil g;?gfi:;l& B ‘"""‘1‘ c]“"”"; ! 6:30—Silver Strings. .zh‘m 1’::‘:;:“ 051:‘1 6;45—Church Announcements. e i 6:50—Empire News. $ 7:00—Sammy Kaye Showroom. 7:15—Here’s to Veterans, SOUR MASH Kentucky Straight 4 y Bourbon Whiskey POSLOKES CE SLOWPOKES, | LL BOUNCE A CLUB OFF rt SOMERBODY'S HEAD.! : FIX ME UP_ANOTHER CONE, OSCAE” POPEVE, | WAS STANDING HERE WITH A VANILLA ICE-CREAM C AND — " T WAS AN\ LA PO-SLOKE ZIp ( F;rOSLéKE !!3 .22 (EXACTLY THE REVERSE iz s to'decide a suc- BOTTLED ‘Turnesa. 7:30—Proudly We Hail. IN BOND | I hardly believe it."| §.00_wWeather report. | Q F A SLOWPOKE /! 100 PROOF after he had elimi-| g.95 Bing Sings. | . te 2 and 1, yesterday | g.15 Guest Star. | in a flercely waged 36-hole semi-| g.30 1T PAYS TO BE IGNOR- | tinal. | ANT-CBS. Coe blew out William C. Camp-i 9:00—Alaska News. STITZE-WELLER DISTILLERY, INC. » l0UISVRE, &Y. | bell, the Huntington, W. Va., law 9:15—Viking Varieties. [ S — — \maker with cold dispatch, just as| 9:30—BROADWAY IS MY BEAT- | Distributeda tnroughoui Aiaska if it was part of the script.' The| CBS. by ODOM COMPANY 10:00—News. 3 > 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. 10:30—Forecast. i For Estimates on that 1 10:35—Sign Off, - | or Fireplace--PHONE 416—Evenings SUNDAY ! Sign On. i | \ 7 DYT o 1 | b We have enough PUMICE and CONCRETE B:65—Weatherc.reports i BLOCES for several houses 9:00—Voice of Prophecy. | v - . ‘ EARL CRASS AND SON | 9:30—Cavaleade Orehestra. i [ ; HAW HAW.. YIPPEE, .. WELL..WOTTA DAY... 1..HOPE WE GIVE | | JOE AND ANN VISIT THE NAT. CONVEN- e — | 9:45—Family Goes to Church- [ W . . ., ATTA BOY, DONNIE I NEVER HAD 50 / IM...A DAY... T'REMEMBER... | | TION OF THE AMVETS AT DES MOINES. e By He H IT'S KNOBBY'S DOUBLE /] | MUCH FUN IN xgfl POOR LITTLE SUCKER.WEKIN | | HE IS RECEIVING THE 'AWARD OF MERIT" _ | 10:45—Airlane Trio, ! 7 ¥ = ME LIFE... ALWAYS SEND 'IM GIFTS...AN'§ | AND HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP. : 11:00—Good News Hour-ABC. £ : B STUFF OTHER HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS ARE 11:30—Blue Barron Presents. ; Wi (N> ) kS ; 4 1 | PrES. TRUMAN, GEN'S. MARSHALL, T i ¥ @ g ) & EISENHOWER, BRADLEY; ADMIRALS S "E!Ds 7- 11:45—SALT LAKE TABER: | LD . NIMITZ AND DENFIELD. 3 j NACLE-CBS. | - i v TN i . - | 12:15—News. ; 1 M kK :30—Christi ‘hood s‘ason { 12:30- (‘;Ox‘;r.tmn Brotherhoo! 1:00—SYNCOPATION PIECE- CBS. i | | EE EJ IN T E Eg ? 1:30—Lutheran Hour. | { - 2:00—XAVIER CUGAT-CBS. | | | | 1 2:30—CBS SYMPHONY OR- CHESTRA-CBS. ' . 4:00—HIT PARADE ON Now's the time to PARADE-CBS. 4:30—Alaska Light Concert. < = > i 5:00—THIS IS BROADWAY-CBS. | 1 / get that new rifle 6:00—Old Fashioned Revival | ¥ ' BY CONVINGING THE MOB THAT Hour. | THEYRE DEAD WRONG ABOUT YoU | 7:00—SING IT AGAIN-CBS. | PARTY WOULD TAKE BEING A YOKEL. WHO'S BEING MAPE 8:00—News. : OVER. YOU OWE THE RI5KS, OF COURSE ... } ouvenirs in Sang-ABC. S CITIZENRY A FAIRER BUT WHERE DOES ONE | 8:30-ESCAPE-CBS. i GHAKE THAN THAT. 9:00—STRAW HAT CONCERT- | /i CBS. W | 9:30—HIT PARADE ON PARADE-CBS. 10:00—News. .10:15—Organ Music. | 10:30—Weather report. 10:35—Sign Off. ‘w All programs subject to change | ! due to conditions beyond our con- | you've been wanting. | | | | | £ trol. | 2 ). If You Like Guns F'GHT DOPE WATCH [T, TRACV? THE ' ISAN HEAR YOUR B My VOCE 1S GE TTING. OUT. ; ROOM IS LISTING. —x CAN YOU HEAR BUT IT LOOKS, SAM, LIKE . ... 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