The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 28, 1950, Page 5

SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1950 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE FIVE rom - RADIO L0G Alaska Broadcasting Co. C.B. 8. Knotty White Pine | Duaw uesoNmAg 5:00—-FUN TO BE YOUNG-CBS. Boat Cedar Edgegrain il 6:00—News. Red Cedar Shingles TR Also Lumber of all species Lo e i :50—Local News. 7:00-GUY LOMBARDO-CBS. ONLY ONE QUALITY - THE BEST i e - R SO —— 8:00—Forecast. Iri o i = , WIMPY, 1 I TTHANKK YoU /] UNDER THE TER b s 815 March of Dimes. FORTUNATE Row'| SHoutonT, H KINDLY. Si2 1 HE SAYS FE 1S Foreve | [STOPY OF YoUR UNCLE'S| Vancouver Lumber Co. (1931) Limited e, NGER S (ROUGH-HousS | | BUT 1L TRUST { v [A%e 'g:?&/;gijsfi?_w Wikhiyou et Vancouver, British Columbia 9:00—Alaska News. STARING ) S 9:15—Viking Varieties. K_} 9:30—BROADWAY BEAT-CBS. : N Q 10:00—News, i 10:15—Drifting on a Cloud. w— TR Y 3 10:30—Forecast. “ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Sign o, REDUCED WINTER FARES AND LOW AUTO BAGGAGE RATES SUNDAY Sign On. SCHEDULED SAILINGS 8:55—Forecast. N 9:00—Cavalcade Orchestra. NORTHBOUND ! SOUTHBOUND 9:30—Voice of Prophecy. g 10:00—Organ Music. Jan. 31 S";V' Baranof Jan. 29 10:30—Johnny Thompson. Seward ERCEE Seattle 11:00—Baptist Goodnews Hour. i Ketchikan 11:30—Blue Barron Presents. S.S. Baranof ....Feb. 7 { S.S. Denali 11:45—SALT LAKE CHOIR-CBS. Valdez Seward Petersburg 12:15—News. H Ketchikan 12:30—Christian Brotherhood ———o. - Hour. 7 . :00—SAMMY KAYE-CBS. FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE e o THeRES | } o ) TeEtone MV SQUARE KNOT — January 27 ' : . ] ; : 2:00—Kostelanetz Concert. FOR THE ; E | THROWS \ TR0 MV COASTAL MONARCH — February 10 Sl TR WITE CUNGILORs. ATRBIAE 5 A LEFT & 1 o A UNERRING H. E. GREEN, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 3:00—BURNS AND ALLEN-CBS. RGUND... p TOWARD j RIGHT HA'},D 3:30—MAIN STREET MUSIC | RUSSELL T JoE'S N A | RUSIES i | HEAD HIS " 4 CRASHES : STRAIGHT - g SHOULDER v Jodis ; - '\ =T NPT = \ & ¥, - 4:00—JACK BENNY-CBS. FOR THE ; B | o5 : gfl v ,(I e Y\ trcel Y ptrmcelif el rineelifos | 4:30—Alaska Light Concert. crameon- | B ' 3 : IS JAW ¢ : B ? 5:00— SUNDAY AT CHASE-CBS. FOR A 7 y “‘f‘\ = I :30—PURSUIT-CBS. § f SPLIT U g . s \ \ RUSSELL'S R vsvoelif otncelif van- 6:00—0ld Fashioned Revival 7 SECOND.™. < N : { KNEES e 5 7:00 g:;;é; IT AGAIN-CBS, i i ’- = saceeD...”| == A=t " 50 e | : A | o H\ 7:30—HOLLYWOOD THEATRE- i y§ = ‘9““ w, f A CBS. 77/ RN I ; 8:00—News. H 8:15—CROSS SECTION-CBS. ° 8:30—BING CROSBY SHOW- . N\ A y : NOW, YOU LOOK HERE, 5PRAY O'HARA ! J (XN (] A l l A l as k o CBS. “ ! FOR THE LUVVA 5 S ( GALS ONLY 6LUG THEIR GUYS IN THEE W fi 17 ! i S THOUGHT YOU'D SHAKEN % PETE! ITS... y COMIC &TRIPS !...I THINK ... In This Exciting Game 0130 IACK. BENNY-CBS. ME, DID YOU YOU GAG, ' g 10:00—CHARLEY MCcCARTHY- ’ GROGGY GLAMOUR BOY ! — BERGEN SHOW-CBS. i 10:20—News. ! p R I l E S 10:45—Weather. KEEP UP IN | All programs subject to change | due to conditions beyond our con- Ist . $1,000.00 | ‘ THERACE... Zn:l $ 500.00 NP ' Be sure you | 3rd . § 250.00 | CASHEN GETS NEW | 4h . $ 100.00 UNIV. ALASKA POST get every 5th, 6th FAIRBANKS — Appointment of l ALMOST DONE—JUST A THE LITTLE GASOLINE AND THE LITTLE FAN SN i ol Al LE MORE— ENGINE OF THE PAINT | [THE CAR HEATER INTAKE. issue of and7th$ 50.00 Derector o e Doy of Make | [IT 1S NICE AND COZY IN '\ Bt P COMPRESSOR KEEPS CHUG- | | UNDER THE. HOOD, KEEPS Total announced by prestdent Terms| | HERE WITH THE HEATER ] GING AWAY—EXHALING _ | [DRAWING MORE AND MORE The Empi : The g “| |ON—AND I GUESS WORMY N MaNCIEE | BEAMNGYORE famy e Lmpire Prizes $2,000.00 || rrot coshen, a graduate of the| | DOES KNOW WHAT HE'S e y S EAS. University of Alaska in 1937, will| DOING~ANYWAY IM SO - handle his new post in addition to | . DPOWZ\/— < his regular position as assistant | professor of mathematics. | ALASKAGBAM “o 24 A native of Alaska, he was born 4 and reared in Douglas, and entered | CLUE: The town, named for the sound, is some 350 miles by boat the University on a Phipps 30"-""[ from Nome, and boasts a Friends’ Mission. arship in 1933. Following gradua- | tion, Prof. Cashen was a teacher in the Anchorage Putlic Schools until 1942, when he returned to the Uni- === Oh, but Zeke — - versity as instructor in mathemat- fes. He got his master's degree in | [EERIAIT770777777 =l Education from the University of | o IT 50 FAR—FOR BREAKFAST. HAD A Washington during a leave of ab- YES, HOPE, PUDCE DIDNT You MEAN | THERE'S A WOMAN COMES sence. SHOW UP AND IVE BEEN YOU'RE ON FOR LUNCH AND DINNER. DOING THE SHORT ORDERS. HAVE YoU'| GOSH, I'LL BE LUCKY IF ‘ | DON'T PULL A BONER AND GET FIRED ALTOCETHER. 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