The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1949, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1949 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN | To Pelican: Mrs. Bear; to Excur-) ty A(A BRINGS iN ze sion Inlet: Mr. and Mrs, Jack All-“ R A D Io l - - = =3 ¥ man. . 7 4 N : S a: . | KI1NX ; DO YOU KNOW DO YOU . i 20 Youl a: . D N 'S. F Sl L et w DIAL 1460--JUNEAD & N LAl NSRS R R Fifty-three pas s were car- | To Haines: Shelby Nichols, Mrs. WEDNESDAY EVENING \ U ERaat ried yesterday by Al Joastal | Mildred Spar! 6:00—News. caving | To Skagway: Mr. and Mrs. Yeles- | gle o Juneau, 20 coming a i - ia, M. Ygles Mrs. Albert Hall, 6:20—Sports Scene, ried. between other pofts. They Robert Hall | 6:30—Dinner Music, ver Tq Petersburg: Mr. and Mrs. El- | o0 o000 e 3 mer Nvl;on. Rita Ann Nelson, Pat-| gio ™ Srndinsaie. Gng rick Nelson. | ! 53 I | 7:15—Jim Lawson-ABC To Wrangell: Frank Betts; to| 2 | Ketchikan: Dave Drebeldis; to Bell| 1:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. Island: Jack Guck g;gg:xfi:i‘:‘t; ;:&E:D(;ti?v From Ketchikan: Mr. and Mrs. X Harry Dou Langley. 8130"“;‘;2*”“35 PLATFORM- PALM sPnl“Gs ; J_F\I’i‘/’lx:x)(f:‘;\lll;x Cl f{;‘i:r‘:lslllcfuge“c‘ 9:00—Alaska News. \ g NO! YOU TURNED ® Winter Av. Temp. 81 deg. | Frim Sitka: Walter Burke, Mrs ‘ 9:15—Viking Varietles. ! / g RIGHT TOO SOON! KEEP ® Warm, Sunny Days E. Hamilton, T. Broomhead, H.| 9:30—JEFF REGAN-CBS. | fes SR i A 6 STRAIGHT AHEAD FOR ® Dry, Clean Air Thompson, W. Munter, H. Snyder; | 10:00—News. SZIN((/ THREE MORE WHITE LINES GET OUT IN THE SUN— from Patterson Bay: Clyde May- | 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. AND THEN 98 . oy DO HE'LL GET INTO THE FUN! |cock; from Hood Bay: Mike Pasco- | }gig? :Ve“ugrff report. y 3 2 TURN LEFT ! % ~ NEVER FINISH " TI'T7 IT A vich. 10:35—Sign s | 1‘\}[{;?“ ]!‘T',E}X]{;}T()\ e From Pelican: Mrs, Ganty, Anton | ~ THURSDAY MORNING AND Springs’ finest moderate | Zitz; from Hoonah; Mrs. D. Temp- | AFTERNOON apartment hotels. lin, Rosina . Joe Paddock; | Sign On. ; Swimming Pool . . . private |from Tu Willlam David,| 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. sun decks . . . lovely gardens ... | Z jé;‘;fi:‘: ;fi:i:;:; 1:11.;iktchrn blocks from heart of 8:00—Morning Thought. RATES: Twin bedroom from | - . g;;:s‘vezthfe‘:“;’;"fi $9.00. Apartments with complete | HOONAH AR port. kitchen and hotel service, from Mr, and Mrs. Harry Douglas of | 8 ki b $15.00 for four persons. Hecnah are stopping at the Bar- | 8:45—Lenny Herman Orchestra. Children Welcome . . . Write |anof Hotel. ! gf"“ Music for the Missus. for frec folder, Care 418:So. | Ve Eghe, S il . ks i : - : a . ¢ 9 Faim Canyon. Dilve, Palm. | oo ot 91 hours dlly.~adv. j 19:45—-YOU AND THE UN-CBS. | ) THERE'S NOT DMESTIC RELATIONS COURT... Xo( EASY. LET ME IT SAYSYOU HAVE o T WONTC Do NeTHIN Spricet, Elk 57-5¢ | 10:00—News. 7 Y e BUT READ IT, KNOEBY. CITY OF NOD YORK. ETC,, ET 7 HAVE [T 10 APPEAR. AT = o o LAl i o ol 505 o’ Vo A SRIERL D ML AT, HE ONLY | B N TH' MATTER OF KNOBBY CHILDREN'S COURT D'YA LIKE T L Y i o : g " f o |HEES.GO GET THAT BUM... His ouTY. JBTH § WALSH, CUSTODIAN OF A ; WITH DONNIE NEGLECTED CHILD.. 10:15—Piano Playhouse. THEU@ - 22 PULLIN CHILD ALLEEGED T'BE A 4 ON..??7 4 W-WHY TH'...TH 10:30—Milady’s Memo. THAT ON ME... A - A S , 3 : P A Y Sh | 11:00—STEVE ALLEN SHOW- SUMMONS # y 2 ;"S}IHY ™' CBS. > h ) ause S Ou Op | 11:30—Listeners’ Digest. v TG p ¢ : To Tulsecuah: H. T. James, Nor- Lehman; to | es, William 11:45—March Time. And Shop Refreshed e s 12:15—News. | 12:30—Meet the Band. 1:00—~GARY MOORE SHOW- CBS. [ 2:00—FRONT PAGE FEATURES- CBS. 215—Bing Sings. :30—Light Classics. 3:00-NEWSMAKERS-CBS. | 3:15—~HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS. o " 1 % < ' G 3:30—Parade of Hits. ¥ ! < ) MAYBE T OUGHT TO CHANGE MY { B OUR DESTINATION 16 A CARAVAN INN, JUST THIS )/ THAT WILL PLEASE s o o M| : %[ 5102 OF THE IRON CURTAIN BORDER, FROM {( YOU, WILL [T NOT. [ERAND g:cN:,j'ocPS;sgNIr‘/EE\r/H: : ? F 45— . | THERE I WILL DIRECT FINAL ARRANGEMENTS)) MISS GILBERT Bl M / ;;33*3:;2255;;3?:’?& ; ~ EVEN IF IT COMPLI- MINUTES AGO ANV' ALREADY IM 5:15—To be announced. ) ~7 BLEEDING' 5:30—Dance Music. 5:45—Music. o ; MIRROR CAFE ; Now open 24 hours daily,—a.dv,; 57-5t | | | UNITED STATES | ) | j | DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR | (2 Burean of Land Managamen i i | ‘Q ,6“ DISTRICT LAND OFFICE | e A \ { | Anchorage, Alaska | % | October 10, 1949 . s ; - - e - | NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION | ” m NOW REMEMBER, WE VE T'LL FOCUS MY CAMERA AND IN ANOTHER PART OF| | Notice is hereby given that John| ——+ P - NOT ONLY GOT TO SET ON THE CAVE ENTRANCE. THE FOREST. |L. Donohue has made application| |HURRYING TO HEADQUAR - HESE UP IN THE DARK. YOU SET YOURS ON THE® - PEND {for a homesite under the Act of May | | TERS, TRACY AND CATCHEM| L BUT WE VE . cCT TO SET] APPROACH TO THE g MIGHT SORWELL /S 26, 1934 (48 Stat. 809) Anchorage‘ RETURN TO THE WOODS X Ly " RAVINE THE NIGHT HERE, HOUND - Serial No. 011058 for a tract of land | WITH 2 TELEGUARD . i g—— | | . . DOG. WE CAN CO BACK |situated on the West shore Tee TELEVISION CAMERAS. i 3 : ? O OQUR CAVE TOMORROW/, | Harbor adjoining Survey No. 2266 : ! 4 / I\ v )on the east and Survey No. 2388, Z 5 ; d \ | Tract B on the Tee Harbor Group | of Homesites, Lot J. Lat.58° 24’ 40" o ; [N., Long. 134° 45’ 35” W. Plat of U. Ask for it either way ... both | " gluves Mo, 9758, containing 118 trade-marks mean the same thing. |acres, and it is now in the files of BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY UF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ;};:sflfmc‘ fand Qiticspdnohorage | JUNEAU COLD STORAGE COMPANY | Any and all persons claithing ad- versely any of the above mentioned , A B - b ; 11747).Ths Cosni ol Compagy |land should file their adverse cTaim THERES PLENTY ILLBTAY TILL " |in the District Land Office within i [l OTHERS WAITIN' | SATURDAY IF YOU |the period of publication or thirty YOU DONT FOR YOUR JOB. PON'T MIND. |days thereafter, or they will be| FOR MONDAY, MR. SNOG. | HAVE TO GIVE " F ¥ kbarred by the provisions of the sta- | I'M GIVING NOTICE. ~ 0 Lw AUTO BAGGAGE RATES s REDUCED WINTER FARES AND GEORGE A. LINGO, | SCHEDULED SAILINGS i Manager. | First publication, Nov. 9, 1949. NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND Last publication, Jdan. 4, 1950. S.S. Baranof ...Nov. 29 S.S. Denali Nov. 28 Cordova Seward Petersburg Seattle Ketchikan S.S. 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