The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 18, 1950, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 1950 rative council in Peiping is mobil- | t Mllllo“ F | rellef agencies. Its directive R A D I 0 L o 6 is vailakle here in British Hong| | Kong. KINY ‘ | | | | i | | | The directive says a fifth of the| Al | cultivated land in East China alone asks Bé"“s‘“;s““‘ Co. g “w.s flooded. That wiped out crops DIAL 1460— UNEAD " on 8,000,000 acres. I WEDNES o The Manchurian barter agreement| ¢ " = NESDAY EVENING with Russia is draining off such{ g™ Gews food from North China. T S 6:20—Sports Scene. 6:30—Dinner Music. 6:45—Local News. HONG KONG, Jan. 18—#—Mil- WOMEN OF MOOSE ! lions of peasants face starvation INTIATE THURSDAY in Red China this year. 5 75007H(~r9~ to Vets. Upwards of 40,000,000 persons, by | There will be a regular meeting '”_1:15~Jun Lawson-ABC. Communist . Government estimate, | and initiation tomorrow ~evening ;-ggf‘AhRTI;L‘ GODFREY-CBS. | :00—Weathe; are in famine areas. by the Women of the Moose with TO ENGAGE | i Some 8,000,000 right now are des- |Edna Card, Senicr Regent, presid-| 8:05—Mu | rerately hungry. |inz. Mary Hagerup will be in charge gigg*xA\' : In East China alone 16,000,000 of the entertainment. :00—Alaska S 2 Vi I AT ALl may starve to death. Mrs. Hagerup is child welfare : rieties. -1 » ,~,\ ® Z & p o i-‘r:wfngECTufluekai'dég ATefaL_'FO 3 Floods, crop pests and plagues | chairman. Dorothy Evans heads the & —JEFF REGAN-CBS. AND IN THIS. CORNER THE POPULAR 8 | rereree s | YOUR. E()SRNEKS AND COME < med for the great food short- | refreshment committee assisted by *Y‘L‘}"S- | AND SPECTACULAR HEAVYWEIGHT GIVING i ouT FIGHT|N’P:‘.I'.THE BELL * THERE'S age. Jeanctte Caspesson, Esther Erblanc 0:15—Drifting on a Cloud. ! CHAMPION OF THE WORLD, X R INSTRUCTIONS. A THE BELL... The Communist State Adminis- and Thelma Pollet. —Weather renort. I JWEIGHING 213 POUNDS, \ ANDIN A f B PALOOKA —— — Sign Off WEARING BLACK TRUNKS., SECOND THAT Gy CAME OuT e e S s ——,{ THURSDAY MORNING AND | - | JOE PALOOKA g3 " GREATEST OF | | 3 ?Hsg J?fi??é’ ¥ AFTERNOOR o : ; ; ALL THRILLS... | | Sl ( Dr. Robert Simpson ! 100 S 00 i ¥ R PULSES L. T N OF THE RING. 4 unking with Druxman. | 3 p i POUND AS < " flp T“METBIST 7:25—Local Weather. » TWO GREAT N a5 e X A ) E«@CEF(?H? Eyes Examined — Glasses Expertly Fitted ' 0 D e 18 BWNY S [Av caucht i SIMPSON BUILDING—Phone 266 for Appointments 100-—Marning Thought ( e y i PALOOKA WITH A 8:156—News Headlines. RIGHT HIGH - e s et 8:25—Weather report. ) 8:30—Cote Glee Club. 8:45—Lenny Herman Orchestra. ! 9:06—Music for the Missus. { 9:30—Weather report. 9:35—Airiane Trio. | 9:45—YOU AND SCIENCE-CBS.| 10:00—News. | 10:05—Milady’s Memo. 10:30—Morning Musicale. Plumbing ® Healing Oil Burners / COSTYSTRI T SOUNDS AS IF ANYBODY WHO COULD GET THAT MUCH IN A TWO LINE AD WOULD VERY SIMPLE: FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT, TWO ROOMS, BATH AND o 11:00—STEVE ALLEN SHOW- | A 3 e o = KITCHENETTE. 448, BE A BIT CAREFUL W Telephone-319 nghls-Hed 730 e = . e WALKING DISTANCE T E WATRREL :30—] ner: gest. ’ | . | 11:45—March Time. [ Harri Machine Shop, Inc. | s Cleirmenfimmenfimesonllmmsenfimmenfimsenllmsetlld | 15:00Salon Serenade. i | M = i - 7 12:15—News. " | | | ggu ond 12:30—Meet the Band. GAvE vio 2 1:00—GARY MOORE SHOW- s CBS. REDUCED WINTER FARES AND LOW AUTO BAGGAGE RATES 2:00—You Can Take It With You. SCHEDULED SAILINGS 3:00—Parade of Hits. 3:30—FRONT PAGE FEATURES- | NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND CBS. | 3:45—Bing Sings. S.S. Baranof Jan. 24 S-IS,.'De;mli ........ Jan. 23 4:00—~HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS. E: Bk Cordova Seward etersburg Seattle j 4:15—Pipes of Melody. v 3 f . S Rk &t ND SEVERAL MILES UP DON'T KNOW. B g e o i — AN A M ArD- | [BETTER TURN DON .S. Denali .....Jan. 31 8.8, Baranof ...._Jan. 29 & | | YOURE COING BACK TO WANT US |A DOCTOR WILL SWEPT VILLACE. THIS SIDE STREET.\ SHOP". 4:45—Western Serenade. Sitka, Seward Wrangell Seattle | |THE LODGE WITH ME. ITS b < y " 5:00— arron Presents. | 1 . S 5 7 — WHAT P 4 | - sl { FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE MV SQUARE SINNET — January 27 FREIGHTER — February 10 H. E. GREEN, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 5:30—Dance Music. i All programs subject to ckange | {ue to conditione beyond our con- | rol. | IHOME BUILDING peenpentpen—tpe—r| - SETS NEW RECORD WASHINGTON, Jan. 18— P —| . Z 5 i = 3 ik Home building sct a new record in 1949 with work started on 1,019,000 7] BT O - # AI_ A S K A G RA MS dwelling units. Of these 93700 RN R Ry [HEEES SONETHNG YOU were privately financed. | a < YT SEEMS TO Be The Bureau of Labor statistics WELL, YoU CF:{FTEVEQYTHING POPEYE! | AN OLD PICTURE which announced the new record SAID YOU " [ v i P Join All Alaska, - .gw In This Exciting Game xeepup N | PRIZES started in 1925. The | Him, SO—!! 931,300, | Ist . $1,000.00 THEHACE.. |48 - (=W Be sure you ad . § 25000 4h . $ 100.00 get every issue of 5ih, 6th The Empire e AE CDA FOOD, CANDY SALE Saturday, Sears Order Office 10| a.m.—adv. 403-4t | | | i UNK SNUFRY 'S HE DASSENT COMIN BACK HOME!! KETCH ME AUN AN A HE JES' POKED . FRITTERIN' 174 i Kz Y ; HIS NOSE OVER 67 MY TIME 7 3 ZOWEEZY,. TH' RIDGE i AWAY and7th$ 50.00 fi Total Prizes $2,000.00 fora | e emmmenwd | [Roiier BBUY i ALASKAGRAM NO. 15 Better TRY CLUE: Crowded sidewalks—not gin—cause fishermen to jostle etter each other here during the busy Bristol Bay season. | 66 - = Hard Gin Mill =......oooooooriirerer Hpa e F luff o . . VeENDING MY CLIENTS ON FROM HEREY HMMM...NOT A BAD Y CHECK~ i Place) Extra Letter Dr 99 z 2 BY PUBLIC ARLINER INVOLVES A IDEA AT THAT— A IF ITMEANG / I EXPECT THAT YOU GHALL “ Yy FOR PETE'S GAKE!Y I CONCLUDED THE DEALY) CERTAIN RISK...VITH A LONG RANGE ) AND THE FOOR CONTINUE TO PILOT THE CRAFT. Your Namie . ity o 0 o R e - |7\ THEN You BOUGHT / WIiTH THE GOOD BEY BY { AIRCRAFT, I CAN GUARANTEE TO DEVILS YOU BRING \OUT OF GAINFUL '%‘) Laundry Service 2/ OUR CRATE FROM \PHONE ONLY LAST NIGHT, ) DELIVER THEM TO MUCH BARER PARTE : ; / : P. 0. BoX ..o Town ... e Y KA THE MOGUL BEY! i OF THE WORLD. SAVE THIS PUZZLE AND SUBMIT IT WITH THE WEEKLY SET OFAALASK._AGMMS 13 TO 18 New Low Price! 20c a pound for the " first five pounds ig opportunity! . Every asue. |, ATL y0u do 1s re-arrange whe 1et-| { 15¢ @ pound for each _ WHAT TO DO TO WIN o~ newspaper will publish Alaskagrams in consecutive order, six each week for 12 weeks—a total of 72 Alaska- grams. Each Alaskagram is a group of » scrambled letters which form mean- ingless words or a nonsensical , phrase. After an Alaskagram is unscrambled the letters form the name of a place in ; how- ever, there is one letter ( —an extra, additional letter which is not needed to form the word, - ters to form a single word which is the name of a place in Alaska, and you also show which .is the extra letter. ~ For example, the phrase “FOR A CHANGE” when it is un- scrambled equals “ANCHORAGE” plus the extra letter F, Just remember that all place- names consist of only onme word— and remember to show the extra letter. There is only one correct answer o each Alaskagrank additional pound ALASKA LAUNDRY Phone 15 PRSNGSR EEE A0 PR I P AR OR O <= RATS-MAGGIE HAS : MARY-ARE HER MONEY IN THE YOU NEARLY TOP DRESSER DRAVER FINISHED WITH BUT SHE'S GOT HER T BE SWEETER ? WELL: LEW-IT SURE LOOKS AS IF THIS 15 ME LUCKY DAY---I'VE REALLY ) CLEANED UR