The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 18, 1949, Page 7

i UES CA TAKES OUT | 54, BRINGS 58 | Alaska Coastal Airlines yester- ay carried 124 passengers, taking 4 to other points and “ringing In 57 persons to Juneau. Twelve persons were carried between otner ities. They were: To Sitka: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. eithahn, John Reck, Emmett Bot- 'lho, Henry Roden, Al Zenger, Sr., nthony Sojha, Andy Malathoff, [Mr. and Mrs. J B. Warvick, Frank [Metcalf, Tom Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Auld, Alice McNulty, Don Stettler, Mr. and Mrs. A. McCoy, 3. D. Stewart, Virginia Moy, Walter Moy, Gov. and Mrs. Gruening, Art McKinnon, Dr. Moere, Francis Lee. To Colby’s Camp: Al Long, Dale [Batchelor, Bill Mehalik, Happy Da- is. ‘To Hood Bay: Peter Jackson. To Angoon: Mrs. Hazel Albert. To Haines: L. H. Tribus. To Skagway: Frank Dennis, O. Paxton. | To Gustavus: Jim Langdon. To Lake Hasselborg: Mr. and Mrs, Joe McNallen, Bill Tucker. To Tulsequah: James McRitchie, jMrs. Wilson, Darlene Wilson. To Hoonah: Carl Marvin, Larry Marvin, R. James. To Ketchikan: A. E. Jackar, W. IR. Dewing, H. E. Dixon, C. W. artin, James Prueher. To Petersburg: Ed Vogel, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Salpid. From Wrangell: Mrs. L. T. Camp- jbell, Karen Campbell. From Petersburg: Morris Grant. From Icy Straits: Mark Aarhaus. From Hoonah: Ralph Knudson, Mike Knudsen, Jerry Smith, Pedar [Pedersen, Robert Walker, John - R/ BN ] HTZGERALD } ™ -® & KENTUCKY'S Genvine SOUR MASH Kentucky Straight Sourbon Whiskey BOTTLED IN BOND 100 PROOF . \GITIR-WERLER DISTRIERY, INC. + LOUISVELE, KY. bbb e} Distributea tarougnout Alaska led time only. Call Hazel McLeod, by ODOM COMEANY >AY, OCTOBER 18, 1949 Whitehill, Charles Graham, Mr. and Mrs: Roy Bean, Isabell Bean, Art Charles, Matthew Lee, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Field, Keith Wildes, Hudson. From Skagway: O. Paxton. From Haines: Steve Sheldon, Mrs. Dubinick, J. Arden Allred, G. T. O'Brien. From Gustavus: Jim Langdon. From Angoon: Mrs. Charlie Jim. | From Tenakee: Honorato Mante, | Clemente Makanay, T. H. Calvert, | | Oakson, Juan Pasqua, Billie Miller, Emil Agonio. From Sitka. Ernie Jacobs, Charl- es Daniels, Sam Christy, William Finley, George Perrick, A. B. Mon- | ninger, Lucien Tribus, Dr. Shuler, | Howard P. Andreson, Raymond Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack. | From Fish Bay: Wallace West-| fall, Don Lehto, Leonard Johnson. | WOW, Dunbar Area Near Fairbanks Is No Good, Farming PALMER, Alaska, Oct. 18.—®— Territorial Conservationist Charles Wilson of Palmer explains why the Interior Department has called the Dunbar withdrawal area near Fair- banks unsuited for mass agricultur- al development. He said studies made by the Soil Conservation Service and the| U. S. Geological Survey disclos- | ed that 30 per cent of the land in| the area is permanently frozen | swamp; 30 per cent is mountain- | cus and unsuited to farming other than grazing, and that of the re | maining 40 per cent possibly fit| for farming, only 15 per cent has! definitely been proven fre! of ice.; Wilson said the report did not | mean independent farming could not be carried on in the area. “There’s some mighty fine land in there on which a hard-working | farmer no could could earn a good | living,” he declared, adding the yland probably will be reopened to {independent settlement in the near | | future. He said the main agricultural | drawback was that ice masses form through alternate periods of severe | freezing and thawing, causing the | Lou | Willlam Lee, Oscar Frank, Ira B. b k! Stevenson. 0 FUASE Bémgic;mn: ol From Tulsequah: John Card- 460—JUNEA wright, Wilford Fawson, Harry| -?‘IIAEI;nl AY EVENINZ Hess, Arthur McCormack. 6:00—News. | From Lake Hasselborg: Don Abel, 6:15—Musl<’:, i RADIO LOG 6:20—Sports Scene. 6:30—Dinner Music. 6:45—Local News. 7:00—~YOUNG LOVE-CBS. | 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. 8:00—Weather report. 8:05—Mucic to Read By. 8:30—LIFE WITH LUIGI-CBS. 9:00—Alaska News. 9:15—Viking , Varieties. 9:30—Alaska Day-ABC. 10:00—News. 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. 10:30—Weather Report. 10:35—Sign Off. WEDNESDAY MORNING AND AFTERNOON Sign on. 7:00--Dunking with Druxman. 7:25—Local weather. 7:30—News Summary. 8:00—Morning Thought. 8:15—News Headlines. 8:25—Weather Report. 8:30—Cote Glee Club. 8:45—Lenny Herman Orchestra. 9:00—Music for the Missus. 9:30—Weather report. | 9:35—Airlane Trio. 9:45—BILL COSTELLO-CBS. 10:00—News. 10:06—Vocai varleties. 10:15—Piano Playhouse. 10:30—Milady’s Memo. 11:00—MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. 11:30—Listeners’ Digest-ABS. M:45—March Time. | 11:55—Weather report. 12:00—Salon Serenade. 12:15—News. 12:30—Meéet the Band. 1:00—~GARRY MOORE SHOW- CBS. | 2:00—FRONT PAGE FEATURES- CBS. i 2:15—Bing Sings. | 2:30—Light Classics. ! 3:00—Recorded Auditions-ABC. 3:15—Pipes of Melody. 3:30—Parade of Hits. 1 4:30—BARNYARD FOLLIES- CBS. | 4:45—Western Serenade. | 5:00—Dange Band. | 5:30—Excursions in Science. 5:45—Snake Pit. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- iwrol. earth to shift and settle unevenly. Wilson said he expected reports | on the Ninilchik, Fritz Creek, Kenai | and Kasilof withdrawal areas to be | {made public by Dec. 1. | CERAE S LA i DO XMAS SHOPPING NOW! | with Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Nylon gowns, ps and 100 per cent {Nylon sweater SPECIAL { Our $2.65 Nylon Hose $1.50 limit-l 26 1t 514, for appointment. Plumbing Oil Burners Telephone-319 Nights-Hed 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. ALASKA EAMSHIP COMPANY PASSENGER SAILING SCHEDLIILE ALSO FREQUENT FREIGHTER SERVICF H. E. GREEN, Agent — Phone 2 SOUTHBOUND S. S. Denali | S.S. Baranof October 31 October 24 for Petersburg Ketchikan Seattle for NORTHBOUND S. S. Dendli : S.S. Baranof Qotober 28 October 18 for Sitka for Valdez Sewarda Today’s Juneau Jingle Contest Folxcr‘s fineness I'd like to tell 0Id timers knew its quality well L ong, long ago its flavor rated, G oodness and richness Emh cup is a temnting delicious brew nemember to try it; 'twill be your favorite too! Mrs. David Woodring-P. 0. Box 2181 wins today’s $1.00 prize and to be awarded December 15. 2 ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO SEATTLE VIA PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS ASK YOUR GROCER for an entry blank with every can of Folger's Fine Coffee that you buy. And remember, you can enter any number of Jingles up until Dec. 1. Winner COFFEE expertly mated a chance for the Grand Prize Contest idea by Peter Wood. MAN KILLED AS | MOUNTAIN FEUD | BLAZES IN SOUTH DAISY, Tenn,, Oct. 18 —(P—Daisy | Mountain’s moonshine feud bids | fair to take its place with the famed Hatfield and McCoy squabble in southern mountain history. Spawned during a dispute over| the making of corn whiskey and | fanned by bitter hatred, the feud | |flamed anew over the weekend. An- |other man was killed on the lonely | mountainside—the third to die since Ithe hill country war began two years ago. | Police found William L. (Boots) | Parker lying cn a muddy slope of | the mountain Saturday night, shot| |three times and bludgeoned with an | |axe. | | Raymond Bell, 29, was found at| the scene, two axe wounds on his head. Bell and his brother, Ed, 23, |were arrested and Chief Deputy | Scott Swafford charged them with | murder. They face arraignment to- { morrow. Officers have redoubled patrols fon the mountain but have met with the same tight-lipped silence that greeted them after the two pre-| vious deaths; no one knows any- thing about the slaying. CARNIVAL PLANNED BY RAINBOW GIRLS| SATURDAY, OCT. 29 Three candidates were initiated at the regular meeting of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in the | Scottish Rite Temple on Saturday evening, October 15. Worthy Ad- visor, Kathy Bavard, was in charge of the meeting. with the regular officers in their respective posi-‘ tions. | During the business portion of the meeting, final plans were made | for the Rainbow Carnival to be held on October 29, in the Scottish Rite Temple beginning at 7:30 P. !m. All committees reported sa_tis- factory progress in their particu- lar project. The Carnival will feature a fancy work booth, balloons, candy sale, hot dogs, cokes, games and a dance. At the close of the evening, Miss Rainbow, the beautifully outfitted doll will be awarded. The public is invited to enjoy the Carnival with the girls. T e STORIS CREWMEN ARE BACK FROM SICK LEAVE Two crewmen of the CGC Storis have returned from sick leave. Freddie R. Ballard, F/N, has fin- jshed a 10-day sick leave, and Robert W. Brisebois, ill at St. Ann’s Hospital, has returned to duty. He had been in the hospital more than a week, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN HERES OUR Ui v FURIL REPORTER O { WELL...THERE comES THE POLICEMAN/ T TERRY! HOTSHOT! STORY. NO TIME FOR A PAIR OF DEVOTED DOBERMANS. \-d | 7 I N, ER, A I'VE MADE NOTES OF EVERYTHING ? IT'S SHOCKING? WE'LL TURN IN OUR REPORT...WE HAVE N JUST WISH WE COULD HAVE SEEN EVERY- THING £ OH... < { THE LIGHT IN HIS APARTMENT WENT OUT, THERE ARE THREE SAND BLUE 1948 C¢ THE LEFT HEAD- IAL | |LiGHT, ALSO, THE/ON EVERY DELIVER T NEXT_DOOR, AND 'Ll PICK T UP WHEN I GET DRESSED f ROOM 305 FOR MI56 & GILBERT... 307 FOR IN WHICH WE BROKE UP MR, AND MRS, WEMBLY. THE MEN THANKS, DAGWOOR OLD PAL---HOW DID YOU KNOW IT WAS MY BIRTHDAY P PLANNED MEN uPl i MEN—IF NOTHIN' NEXT DOOR, GIG. IF ANYTHING MORE HAPPENS, JUST. A NAIL WE CAN HANDLE THIS SITUATION AS SATIS- FACTORILY AS THE ONE THAT CHILD IN A SHELTER HOME. AFTER ALL..WE KNOW FOR CERTAIN IT nsu';r WE FOUND A CGOOD T ON THAT VRAPPEKR, TRACY, WE'VE MADE SOME, FINGERPR| CIGAR SOMEBODY TO WRESTLE WITH S'POSE A PURTY GAL SEES MY PATCHWORK TIE, SNUFEY --- WHAT . CARS IN THIS SECTION. WE'VE COT TO LOCATE ONE WITH A BROKEN HEAD S LIGHT THAT MATCHES [ B THESE PIECES. A Z IF WE CO BACK TO COLLECE NOW, HOPE, , IT WILL ALL BE ON POP—LIKE HE SAID. DO YOU THINK HE'LL LEFT FENDER / BEAT TO AND 5 HEADWAY. WHAT CAN WE DO? MAGGIES BROTHER NE KEEP COOL AS A CLCUMBER AN DON'T DO NOTHIN BEND YE OUER AN KISS YE IN TH' MOULF I'M GONNA TURN THIS GOING TO SCHOQL 1S ALL WE'VE EVER DONE. A BODACIOUS BEAR HUE, ShaNG. A TRICK PLAY FOR LUMInOX LUMMIX SCRIMMAGE AGAINST POPEYE'S Posx.ozgls 0 / DOGGONE THAT BLOND LUG! HE GURE PICKED A FINE TIME TO POLISH BOTTLE, AT THAT. YA POOR LITTLE MUG. YER A LOTTA TROUBLE...BUT SOMEHOW I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'D DO WITHOUT YA, OUR MAN IS “PAPA" RATTNER. HE'S BEEN UP THE RIVER TWICE AND HAS A DAUGHTER WHO'S A {LL HAVE TO GET A \ | EXPECTED THAT JOB AND SUPPORT | EVENTWALLY, BUT MY FAMILY, SEEING |- IVE GOT A FAMILY. BUT, BE KEERFUL A WHOLE FLOCK OF PURTY GALS DONT YE'LL GIT A BROKE LAIG IN TH' OH-OH - MONEY /JIGGS DARDY - WHERE IN THE WORLD DIP YOU GET ALL THAT PAID ME WHAT HE OWED ME-BUT I JUST FOUND OUT THAT IT 1S ALL COUNTERFEIT .{/) FAKE MONEY OVER O THE GOVERNMENT=-THAT BROTHER OF MAGGIE'S CaN'T EVEN SPELL YHONESTY "~ A CARD GAME LAST NIGHT - - I'M GOING SHOPPING / MUST HAVE WON IT'IN SAID MRS. JIGGS HAS BEEN PASSING OUT COUNTERFEIT MONEY ALL OVER TOWN- HE WANTS TO SEE YOU RIGHT AwWAY -