The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1949, Page 7

WEDPNEIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—-JUNEAU, ALASKA 2 PAGE SEVEN PAN AM BRINGS 24, RKBI%O LOG : oEAR Ty TAKES OUT 38 TUES.| s Bkt oo P (R =l C.B.8. DIAL 1460—JUNEAU WEDNESDAY. EVENING 6:00—News. 6:15—Music. 6:20—Sports Scene. 6:30-—Dinner Music. 6:45—Local - News. ¥ 7:00—Sammy Kaye Showroom. That's the qn@flifln » Faircanks: Kenneth Laurit-| 7'15—Jim Lawson-ABO. i . and Mrs. Frank Walker,| 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-OBS: l Ralph Ivey, Alex Miller, George| 8:00—Weather report. T IS not a question of Martin, Del Ray, Arvid Erickson,! 8:06—Muste to Read By: whether a loss is likely to | Capt. M. Johnson, Capt. C. Dun-| 3’”—22‘8”’“"3 PLATFORM- occur but whether it |nell Capt. J. McDonald, Sgt. Ji . would be serious if it did | Alan Muttart, Mrs, Al-| S'09—#laskn HNews. oeer: . Rau, Dr. James Googe, Floya| 9 ing Varietles. Rt ¥ tin, G. E. Bassett. 9:30—JEFF REGAN-CBS. But: first the kinds of | ror Ketchikan: L. J. Lantz, Paul| 10:00—News. ¥ PETE N HELL. insurance which protect |Gray | 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. M \ X / o BETTEE you against the largest For Seattle: A. Green, Ruth Hull,| 10:30—Weather renort. ¢ NEXT TIME ! financial losses that can |Mrs. Arthur Sanford, Richard San-| 0:35—Sign Off. C ; = - happen to you. Consult |ford, William Stoddard, R. S. Bond,| THURSDAY MORNING AND : : - u thil;pHartford agency for |A. J. Bhilbek, Al Forrester, Sam AFTERNOON " ; $ c U::DEFE:EgéEDN%%JD—— advice. Burnsed, Valera Jean, L. D. Wat-| Sign Op. - THEy ARE THE ONLY !kmzz. Paul Shadura. | 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. e > SR /. . WHOSE | From Seattle: Mrs. Saima: Arola, 7:35—Local Weather: F Z st A 3 OPPONENTS HAVE {M. D Bdwards, Earl Fomsythe, 7:30—News Summary. ‘ &N k : \ NEVER EVEN HAD attllc Senny Gallagher, Sam Paul, Jr, | 8:00—Morning Thought. | N H A THE BALL ! Lorene Paul, M. Swanson, Walter 8:15—News- Headlines. N g R F: 23 N Ageney Walsh, G. E. Bassett, Karl Aho,| 8:25—Weather report. % . Bishop Lobin, Mrs. Henry Dye, Mr. 8:30—Music for Missus. —_ and Mrs. Pat Flynn, Dave Hoffman,| 9:00—Milady’s Memo. NV A e Phone: 249 Gertrude Jurgelite, Mrs, B. Knuth-| 9:30—Weather report. Copr. 1949, King Features Syndicate, Inc, World rights resetved, [0~ son, Jimmy Knuthson, Frank Mc-| 9:35—Airlane Trio. Seward Street Conaghy, Wesley Overby, L. C.| 9:45—YOU AND MODERN MAN- | - 3 Taylor, Arthur Woods, R. A. Young, CBS. T sy - ' 8 MEAN... a I Y . WHEW... Juneau Joz Gregory. g 10:00—News. TOUGH ABOUT vak X ; i ;D:LMS‘;ASOTK!GT L - 10:05—Vocal Varieties. = THAT GOIL IT AWAY S D — SE el K Y { 10:15—Piano Playhouse, th/?mol;s:\lnsy;' Dr. Robert Simpson 10:30—Milady's Memo. / TGVE UP ON 11:00-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. TH' CHANNEL A OPTOMETRIST | B e D (AL s 4 S x 11:45—March Time. Eyes Examined — Glasses Expertly Fitted 11+5%—Forecast, SIMPSON BUILDING—Phone 266 for Appointments 12:00—Salon Serenade. PTG ozt EEE—— e 12:15—News. WWM&M 12:30—Meet the Band. { 1:00—~GARY MOORE SHOW- CBS. . 2 um “‘g ] ea'l“g 2:00—FRONT PAGE FEATURES- CBS. | 2:15—Bing Sings. 4 4 | - | 2:30—Light Classics. [ R gy Oil Burners e, | i | 3:15—HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS. 3 My o < o 3:30—Parade of Hits. | e LBy Telephone-319 Nights-Hed 730 || t-smweano rouums =Y Vo o oo oo wien 1 IR Harri M“c’ai'le Shop’ '”c. ;;:g—_—g:;;zx;zss:;eré:fi;. THINKING THAT MY MERE PEEQENCE: 5:15—League of Women Voters. Pan American World Airways yesterday brought 24 passengers into Juneau and took 38 out. They' were: For Whitehorse: W. Buyck, C. Olsen, Jack Williams, W. Lemesu- | rien, Mr. Hensworth, Belle Leth-| 43 = | 5:30—DANCE MUSIC-OBS, A5 THIS, IT 1S NOT FLATTERING Your Deposits NFFE HEAR LORAIN ARE SAFE DESCRIBE GROWTH BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES . ST or MMB BUREAU I\ THAT THE MAN DOES NOT SAVINGS BONDS | Wartime search for strategic minerals was given much credit for | T expansion of U.S. Bureau of Mines| S o B facilities in Alaska. | bank 1§'pledged to.conserva- Sinclalr H. Lorain, récently ap-| [N / / o ¢ GH HEELS'’ TS THAT HIKING CLUB! o e g pointed.regional director of the| NS L TR 'Hrl?'EEPA"l%EDTO FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY ¥ Lureau for Alaska, told members of | 2l g OUC E WOOD oy consaemion. 2 | DEPOSITS s Natipal. Pedkcitioh. of Bedersl| I8 i‘zscggzmw st i HEELS WILL mployees at their noon meeting i . 5 e bér ot Pederal Depdett Insur- IN THIS BANK today that expansion took place 4 ..F ME. B5 ance Corporation, which in- : as needs for strategic minerals grew. | — 8 sures each of our depositors As an example, he cited the in-| 3 -~ against loss to a maximum of ARE vestigation of coal deposits on the | $5,000. Rail Belt as military population l N s U RE D increased needs. r Lorain, who had been chief of the | Albany, Ore., branch of the bureau's I mining division prior to his ap- pointment to the Juneau post, said FERST NATIONAL BANK |5 e o fo 3 minerals was based on investiga- of JUNEAU, ALASKA tions by the U.8. Geological Sur- MEMBER FEDERAL DEFOSIT inSURANCE CORPORATION | vey. The actual digging, he said,| Aot ¢ : Z ; —mm=memmnoe3 | was done by bureau of mines men. ; BUT YOU HELPED | SKEEZIX WAS LATE GETTING YE/I " AND HE'D BEEN ~ Regionalization + of bureau of « { ¥ 4 “ ; ) SKEEZIX CET STARTED BECAUSE HED BEEN ON HI5 OWN (thes . NSRS, Mo) Aincka . iR MT, AeenT R ReING - INTO HIS OWN { SPENDING HIS TIME ABROAD ~ about this year. Reports which i RD ON CORKY— ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY formerly were-sent to Washington, L’-E‘eI’TIDNG HIM TRY TO WITH THE.ARMED ms . — REDUCED WINTER FARES AND LOW AUTO BAGGAGE RATES || D.C, are now lteing handled in ® ? SCHEDULED SAILINGS Alnska, he said, | L e e o The function of the Bureau ot SOUTH Mines in Alaska consist of field NORTHBOUND 3 BOUND: work concerned with metal and in- 8. Baranof _Nov. 15 S Demali ... Nov. 14 | | JoiiCion, mesmiursial aboratory | b bk e work which will be done in the B | | lakoratory on: Juneau Island when | S.S. Denali Nov. 22 S.S. Baranof ... Nov. 20 it is completed; coal development; | , Sitka Seward Wrangell Seattle health and safety work in mines; { Ketchikan and preparation of statistical in- = P §e iy P R R | i formation and economic studies in FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE the field of, mining. | $.8. CHIEF WASHAKIE—Nov. 11 . | Nominations for the coming - = e e < MS. SQUARE KNOT—Nov. 18 S et il o Samplato s === = I AIM TO LET Ve TO TELL YE TH' : TEST OUT TH' T PURE TROTH, T, E. GREEN, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 ne muRE SR | i e o i elpiskin ZIR JUNEAU WCTU. MEETS; | |Pct O TS ) /7 (i 1e Them b o gpind A LEETLE | | ONT TELL ME o | SING, PICTURES SHOWN ' Baae gy gt PERDUCTION, MACHINE-MADE | [/} ; ° . ; ‘ TH GALS WILL i TOd1yy>’s Winner SNUFEY W e S wa THe Juneau Women's Christian | . # g b F"LGER C“FFEE Temperance Union met last evening | § LER ? Y & JW“: KISSES Church. Those | &’ at the Methodist v ‘ Jm ill resent enjoyed group singing as au J gle Contest Fed by Mi.si y!dnh Moore and ac- F companied on the piano by Miss olger’s coffee! Gourmets’ delight! I Ruth Brooks. ! y The devotional was conducted by | 0cles to your excellence we write the Rev. A. B. Morgan after which Mrs. Eric Newbould presided at a L rics, madrigals, sonnets, too short business meeting. 3 . iy > The program was concluded by WHAT P My 820THER BIMMY 2 b - Gmi“u’ fresh delightful brew -fithe showing of two short sound 1S IN JAIL ? THERE MUST BE 0-0-0OH-H ME/ WHAT d g LEAVE THE SAFE pictures. “Alcohol as the. 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