The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 12, 1949, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ~ PAGE SEVEN R | :0:0?—Ncws. 10:30—Milady’s Memo. » 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. 11:00-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. o s T N ~ FINE TIME FOR ol ! fg:gg_gezugfrr report. 11:30—Listeners' Digest. | DAISY IS STILL OuT! WHERE CAN SHE BE 7 ) ] g { Alaska Broaacasting Co. OO G A AT 1 YOULL HAVE TO SIT EVERYTHING CLOSES ] A C.B.S. THURSDAY MORNING AND 11:55—Forecast. i ol p UP AND WAIT - VE i f A AM. ST S LADY TO BE COMING DIAL 3460~ JONEAD AFTERNOON 12:00—Salon Serenade. | FOR HER ) i : : S Uone TRE WEDNESDAY EVENING- Sign On. | 12:15—News. ) A\ : 6:00—News, 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. 12:30—Meet the Band. ¢ 6:15—Music. 7:25—Local Weather. 1:00—~GARY MOORE SHOW- | ) 6:20—Sports Scene. 7:30—News Summary. CBS. . ! 6:30—Dinner Music. | 8:15—News Headlines. 2:00—FRONT PAGE FEATURES- | Local News. 8:20—Morning Thought. CBS. | 10 ammy Kaye Showroom. 8:25—Weather report. 2:15—Bing Sings. 7:15—Jim Lawson-ABC. | 8:30—Music for Missus. 2:30—Light Classics. 7:30-~ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS.| 9:00—Milady’s Memo. 3:00-HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS. 8:00—Weather report. s 9:30—Weather report. 3:15—NEWSMAKERS-CBS. | 8:05—Music to Read By. | 9:35—Airlane Trio. 3:30—Parade of Hits. 8:30_PEOPLE'S PLATFORM- | 9:45—YOU AND CHEMISTRY- | 4:30—BARNYARD FOLLIES- | CBS. | CBS. j CBS. 9:00—Alaska News. 10:00—News. 4:45—Western Serenade. 'K 9:15—Viking Varieties. | 10:05—Vocal Varieties. 5:00—Keynotes by Carle. i NOW THAT PIMFUL PETE POPENE/S POSLOKES, EH 72 WANTS TO SEE THE \YOU'RE QUITE RIGHT, 9:30— PHILLIP MARLOWE-CBS. | 10:15—Piano Playhouse. 5:15—League of Women Voters. HAS PICKED II MEN AND Z‘L ZIPP 1S TRYNA DO ME A — 5:30—DANCE MUSIC-CBS. {2, SUBSTITUTES, | SUGGEST ) FAVOR!! Je = POSLOKES SCRMMAGE JSIR! I'D ALMOST S {| WE CALL THE NEW TEAM - T ANT A 2L e bl ALASKA STEAMSHIP coMPANY JLELCELITYCCHIN S et it N AP PASSENGER SAILING SCHEDULE On Firemen Doing | ALSO FREQUENT FREIGHTER SERVICE } (on|rad“ral w°rk H. E. GREEN, Agent — Phone 2 hipsiln : o HOUSTON, Oct. 12.—#—Hous- | iy | ton trade unions contend firemen SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND |should fight fires and not build| houses on their ti ff. | S.S. Aleution | S.5. Baranof S. S. Denali : S.5. Baranof || The Houston Building Trades | October 16 October 24 October 25 [ Council has asked the Civil Ser-| | October 18 vice Commission to stop firemen | for I for for l | from working in spare time as ear- | Petersburg Petershurg Sitka | for penters and painters. i 7 i WHERE 1S i ” Wokchitkanh | | ool Valdez _Reports were that one group of| B 1Tk RO ‘ o ) " WHAT'S / SINGIN' BEBOP.. WELL Seattle [ Seward ; firemen had contracted to build a| 7 WE'LL BREO‘;JKE :";‘ngGH 4 \ f ’JVERONG? G - ANASTASIA, I JEST LEFT l w’hU“»‘(‘- i | ¢ \ THIS WORLD...I'M GONE.., | ] 7 SAY, HOW'RE YOU AN’ . EMIL DOIN'.. | | American steel production in 1948 | | was 88,533,729 tons, a peacetime| ‘ record. i {fl y Millions of bottles are bought by men who like that £ T Tl hemnias. iy A R IT MUST BE THEM. ...THE GILBERT WOMAN AND WARMED UP, GIG. WE TAKE THE WESTERN PILOT— THEY, 6’) / g ” 72 OFF: RIGHT AWAY. OOK THE ROAD TO THE lesle All the thousands of words we might use to tell you about PM’s ; ? “clear, clean taste” couldn’t begin y to make the idea as clear as this A MINUTES LATER, AT i HEADQUARTERS. HAVE ANYTHING [RAT charming sketch of the cub on his ; G T wild honey holiday! This pm. try | | ALL T KNOW SURE. L DO. 70 OVER THAT TRICYCLE IN OUR FILES SEX%D The “cleas, clean taste”, that at- | | 15,1 SAW A RWELLTALK. tracts so many millions to PM. WHITE RAT B TO YOUR L T MAEfisLE?#T i’ ON THE FOODH HUSBAND THE HEADLIC S COUNrER 24 SO FRACGMENTS TOGETHER, AND O ! CHECK FOR THE MAKE AND MODEL OF CAR.. el = v | \ : i 56 . IT HIT THEM RIGHT \ BUT HE IBN'T! THEY'LL COMEO i Ag;:f sfisgo TLL-J)E‘/ it : : o 4 : ; HE EVES. \ HE'S GROWN AROUND. BUT B o P . e IV GLAD YOU voure sweeT. uov: | || Biny coneibER | UP AND HES ||| FOLKS ARE AWEULLY | IN THE AIR. ‘ FOUND CORKY [ WHAT DO YOUR FOLKS § |\ corky JUST ABOY. | VERY ‘SLOW TO ACGEPT 4 LIKE | THOUGH AND MAR?‘fy REALLY THINK ? MATURE ! || ANYTHING NEW. TH T 4 SUNLAMPS for health _ ¢ ai e o PO 5 DURN YORE I DONE DID (While They Last!) : HIDE, TYLERY ( AV HYAR SHE P WITH E " IF VE.DONT THINK MY TIE 1S ROMAGNETIC, 66 99 | Regular $64.50 “Sun Kraft | S ULTRA VIOLET LAMPS - Complete with Automatic Timer N 0W $32.50 YOU HEARD ME/GET BACK N & A AS I LIVE AN’ STAY RIGHT WHERE : ; yoslz XZOOM'; '™ SOING TO LOCK ] = : BREATHE !/ IT'S YOU ARE /' GONNA il 4 'OH! HELLO-MAGGIE/ g ; : ; i YOU N -AND FURTHERMORE i YES -~ I ] Just plug into any convenient outlét and enjoy | ICL CALS You Up every ornce 7S MaNEY Jou wou | ABOUT Kiige AD the beneficial ultra-violet rays so necessary for 1IN A WHILE -TO BE SURE YO FROM ME THE ARE HERE / ik S G orrER NiGHT # ([T good health . . . They are recommended for respiratory ailments and skin conditioning. Now at the— Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. Copr. 1949, s Syndicate, Inc. Wor