The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1949, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN T 130 ARRIVE HEREBY | RADIO 106 ’ PAN AM; 36 LEAVE, s B o Pan American World = Airways o 4 t WEDNESDAY EVENING ) | yesterday carried 36 passengers out | 6:00—News. v 1 ) [of Juneau and brought 34 persons| .. | into the city. They were: | :‘_;‘:’;g‘"sxs‘ B From Seattle: David Dreibelbis,| g.30 piot o yroi )| Larry Fitzpatrick, nes G G [ Yy DATICE, T, Jques, H. J'l 6:45—Local News. 2 | Lannen, E. J. Larson, Raymond ! 2 7:00—Sammy Kaye Showroom. Mork, T. O. Munroe, Jos 1y, | e oseph Perty,| 715 Jim Lawson-ABC. W. J. Rechin, Mary Stoyanovich,| ' | T. 2. Strom, Howard Ulrich, Ber- 7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS, tha Wallen, Gertrude Wictzel, Mrs.| 5:90— n’s:‘::“:; i | Williams, :05—Mus ead By, Elroy Ninnis, Mfs. wminm} 8:30—PEOPLE'S PLATFORM- Campbell, Glen Cooley, James sou—glssx; i | B Alaska News. T SLAM_ YOURSELF AROUND S ‘_/ LIKE THAT--REMEMBER, o $ HUSBANDS DONT GROW ON TREES yr’ B ke i HUSBANDS ARE HARD TO GET-: A WOMAN CAN'T JUST RUSH OUT BE| SOMI AND FIND A NEW ONE ANY OLD PLACE SAY SOMETHING NICE CAN'T You ) ( AIND YOoUR Cock, Frederick Knebal, Valporn| - 2 HE CANT KICK CR SAVE 1T, : i ~| 9:15—Viking Varieties. | i : L YCOWN BUSINESS !! Knebal, Derwood Knebal. Ray-| g™ p M JROPER o one RUN WITHOUT roc 22 - mond Peterson, Erick Tompkins, John Bowen. | From Fairbanks: Sue Kennedy,| | Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Almer; % b Schwantes, Sig Wien, Alvin Lyneb,| 10:35—Sign Off. ‘ Peter Hansen. | THURSDAY MORNING AND l | 10:00—News. ARG AR RERARRRRRR From Whitehorse: Mike Bradko- AFTERNOONR <ki, Francis Hickey. | Sign On. For Whitehorse: C. A. Vancosta- 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. W. Clark, M. Hill, H. V. Credo, MIS.| 10:15—Pjano Playhouse. | ) A. Wahto, Mr. and Mss. A. F. Mish,| 10:30_Milady's el ‘ 5} “Q*O%I;ZE IAM CAPTAIN RAMSHAH, POLICE IDENTIFIED YOU AS THE KILLER.) Mary Hortenstinn, Chuck Herbert,| 11.00 MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. 3 Cecil Bryant, John Hiriart, Colin! 1130 7icteners' Digest. | Campbell, H. H. Knoblaugh, Pete| 13.45 March Time. Isaac. | 11:55—Forecast. T W R S | 12:00—Salon Serenade. LADIES NIGHT THURSDAY : 1815 Nowa. 12:30—Meet the Band. | 1:00—GARY MOORE SHOW- | in town Lots of ‘em at ¢ gei dan. 7:25—Local Weather. (¢ For Faircanks: Charles Aikens, 7:30—News Summary. ¢ ihe Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Chalmers, | 8:00—Morning Thought. | Robert Chalmers, Marion Sanford, 8:15—News Headlines. Charles Miller, June Orthman, | 8:25—Weather report. smnlnslr June Trapp, Richard Egge, Lynne! 8:30—Music for Missus. | Lockwood, Richard Pickens. 9:00—Milady’s Memo. i F N To Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. Angelo! 9:30—Weather report. i msxs Quinzy, Louis Lord, Blanche Ce-| 9:35—Airlane Trio. H reno, D. S. Drapier, A. Guilbach,! 9:45- YOU AND HUMOR-CBS. | = i F. Johansen, C. Parker, Bill Nava-| 10:00—News. | ER, YOU ARE MI65 GIG GILBERT, ro, Mrs. M. Rigling, Bobby Rigling. | 10:05—Vocal Varieties. | I PRESUME. THE CALLER ALSO ¢ ? Thursday night at the Pamaray Club. Come on down and see what’s | NoNoNoNoN o NN o o oNo o O NN NN O NN N OGNS o NN N o g o oo N oo oo o o o o Voo Yo e oo oo o oV e ot 1 cookin'. Prizes to the Lucky Lady. | CBS. | “ A N c E s Orchestra playing 9 to 1. | 2:00—FRONT PAGE FEATURES- ¥ — | CBS. | NORTHWAY GUESTS | 2:15—Bing Sings. 2:30—Light Classics. 3:00—-HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS. | 3:15—-NEWSMAKERS-CBS. i e R 3:30—Parade of Hits. fooopofoefeeenfefonfeenfefeobefefntefeseferenpeferteefrefefe bbb debedefebededededebd | 4:30—BARNYARD FQLLIES- | CBS. | | | 4:45—Western Serenade. l i 5:00—Keynotes by Carle. ! OF CALISTHENICS | 5:15—Girl Scouts. | AND ROADWORK | | | | | 5c-10c-25¢ Store Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Crewson of | Northway are registered at the | Baranof Hotel. { NoNNNNNoYs I HOPE HE GIVES ME A FASTER WORK-OUT. MONTY'S AWFUL SLOW ON HIS FEET, THIS GUY IS GONNA BE A LOTTA HELP. HE KNOWS ALL PALOOKA'S WEAKNESSES ! I KIN SHOW RUSSELL ALL PALOOKA'S WEAK SPOTS...LIKE HE'S A SUCKER FER A FAST LEFT.. I WOULDA BEAT ''M ¥ SAY, CHIP, PHANTOM % GREAT/ I'LL DILL JUST DROVE INTA CAMP. COME OUT WANTS T’ WORK AS A AN’ SEE SPARRIN' PARTNER . L CAN START RIGHT IN. Y56 DAN 10-CBS. AND TODAY BOTH 5:30—DANCE MUSIC-CBS. THE CHAMP AND CONTENDER START REGULAR BOXING WORK- OUTS. RUSSELL'S PNA LANDS NINE, B. P. 0. ELKS No. 420 - TAKESSEVENWEST | ‘e | Pacific Northern Airlines yes-| Ann“al Roll Call | terday brought nine passengers into | | Juneau and took seven to the| | westward. They : | — 8 P. M. | From Anchorage—B. Foote, T. A | Rivines, Mrs. W. Burrows, Major % . o | Ammons, 8. Donaldson, L. Conners, | " =9, Special Color-Sound Movie Film | Mr. and Mrs. Boger. g S (OIS PILLOW CASE IS S [VE COT NEARLY ALL OF ! From Cordova—dJack Burch, The-| : g 3 ; JUST WHAT I NEED. ['LL. < EM—JUST A COUPLE God of the Atom | odore seamon. | [ZPEEIN EM WIT OIS BED| | BAG "EM AND TAKE "EMA - A MO and | To Cordova—R. W. Korn, K. D.| AJr IS TOO NOISY. DE | Stettler. NE‘%EBOPRS EWII?LEL ALL | To Anchorage—C. L. Anderson, uP H ‘ FEED |L. D. McMullins, Major Endresen, ‘Leo J. Wood, Lillian Wood. Immediately following Lodge Meeting | e ) RELIL -y i S g '11 GO ON DENAL'S ‘ Room for this meeting. i WESTWARD TRIP ViSiti”g Elks Welcome | The Denali picked up 11 passen-; Sufecefofoofoforfofefodoferfodeepefodet | B€TS in Juneau for her westward | trip yesterday afternoon, three of [whom were bound for Seward, the | S S TS \ ;:ms-nZV | COULDN'T IF YOU ONLY KNEW ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY | e | % ; ALy, no N\ [ WHY ) PAY YOU ENOUGH, AND ALWAYS | MARRIED NOW, WHICH " HOPE BETTER, | Pelayo, and Betty, Rosie, Florence, § SKEEZ, YOU Y Ry ane. R |\ NoT#/ sECoNBLY YoUD PO GOTTEN | MGHT NoT WAKE AN ) | | YOUD KNOW étis " 3 Patricia Pelayo; Art Nelson, M. E. N z BETTER WORKING FOR LONG IFFERENCE. THEN f.| COULDN'T PASSENGER SAILING SCHEDULE | Monagie, | [V OPENING HERE | | WOULDNT Ay SOMEONE BESIDES SWELL! | AGAIN IT COULD. ANY TROUBLE . ALSO FREQUENT FREIGHTER SERVICF For Seward: Joyce Greig, Clare| FOR A YOUNG, ADVISE IT : YOUR BROTHER . | Zach, C. D. Best. ! HEALTHY COLLEGE ) ANYWAY. ‘ = CHAP, HAVE YOU? /2 SCHWINN BICYCLES at Madsen’s. Dm0 H. E. GREEN, Agent — Phone 2 SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND S. S. Denali | S.S, Baranof | S. S. Dendli : S.S. Baranof LAST CENT T GOT TO MY ./ WHOLE HOG, NAME [N PATCHWORK TIESY] TOO, TYLER- HOG DRWE, SNUFEY ! WHEN I &IT A BODACIOUS IDEE, I CARRY. D81 | November 7 November 8 ! November 1 ; P2 { D ;:lenbur‘ 1 ;«;r"n‘e“ |t pudor I for | % Ketchikan Retchikan S""'d I Cordova [ _ Y Beattle Seattle - | Bewara ‘) 4% ; I Jl NOPEY iT's my BODACIOUS 1 AIM TO FLI A I BE 1 ITS WHOLE : — NE KNOW TH* ' + ‘ ‘ o s gt Bl T _RIGHT THROUGH TO TH . SR Just two moments! B Do g 50 sty BODACIOUS END YOU, SNUFFY ? I RECKON Today’s Winner— ' FOLGER COFFEE Juneau Jingle Contest Fuur starts his day just right, HOW MUCH of your money is invested in prop- erty that may be destroy- ed and what will you have left if that happellls'.’ Spend a moment figuring this out and another in | calling us to cheek up. We will make sure that 0mn drinking two full cups. Lm or early, or into the night— you have insurance t‘; ~ —— e { MRS IONA HOUSENLOTT GRACIOUS ! T HAD G - reimburse zl'ou‘ lfedyo“ VOLI MAKE ME SICK-ALL YOU I CAN'T FOR THE LIFE WHAT W PHONED ANDTCS)QID r;:_og :os%engTrEN Dgu__r ocd and f 3 ropert is destroyed. THINK OF 1S GOING OUT = WHY OF ME SEE WHAT YOU SEE] 1S IT- TO FORGET IGHT | T IT-- N PR FNE =1 s And owp sy DON'T YOU EVER THINK OF IN GOING OUT NIGHTS - PINKUS? | | THE MEETING OF THE WAIT LP-AS WHEN' YOU HAVE A BRIDGE CLUB / WE HAVE OUR YOUR HOME -OTHER MEN STAY HOME AND ENJOY THEIR FIRESIDE // ELECTION Enthluhm for Lis work you see, i TONIGHT # nMg and happy for Folger’s Coffee. Mrs. Don C. Foster - P. 0. Box 795, Juneau wins today’s $1.00 prize and a chance for the Grand Prize to bé awarded December 15. 2 ROUND TRIP T TO SEATTLE VIA PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS ASK YOUR GROCER for an entry blank with every can of Folger's Pine Coffee that you buy. And remember, you can ente: any number ‘of Jingles up until Dec. 1. Contest idea by Peter Wood. Shattuck oK TS Agency Phone: 249 Seward Street Juneau [ e )