The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 3, 1950, Page 7

, 1950 « | HAPPYBIRTHDAY FOR ALEXANDER; OUT OF HOSPITAL FRIDAY, FEGRUARY 3 o"“‘u alg JIZGERALD & 0 KENTUCKY,'S RADIO LOG Ri1NY Alaska Broadcasting Co. C.B. 8. DIAL 1460—JUNEAU THE DAILY ALASKA EMI'I1 CAN V\DU LIFT YOU! Q JI’.\'F.‘\(’. ALASKA PAGE SEVEN LIFT YOU, C mama ] FRIDAY EVENING \RARBE LOS ANGE! LFS Fth 3 A —Tt )\ D will be a happy birthday after all S for Grover Cleveland (O Pete) Sport Scene. a Dinner Music. he former great pitcher, who will be 63 on Feb. 26, is out of the } hospital and on his feet again atter a month of serious illness. Ol' Pete just won't give up,” his ed wife, Amy, said last night has found a small apariment him in Hollywood, near the rtment house she manages. deafened veteran, a member of Baseball's Hall of Fame, is being | titted with a hearing aid to otfset \the creeping skin ailment which | already has cost him his right ear. i ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS Weather report. Music to Read By. CAPITOL CLOAKROOM- Genvuine SOUR MASH Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey A ALL RIGHT.. 4 HOLD 'EM BACK ! CAN'T YA LET A ¢ GUY F!NISH s M THE HARDEST PART OF THE FIGHT IS THIS JAM IN THE < DRESSING ROOM AFTER IT'S OVER. HEY...LOOK AT THE NEWS-REEL CAMERA, A WERE YOU THAT LEFT I HELLO.. HE».LG, DARLING YOU HAT LE DAZED IN HEARD.,..FINE...I'M IN THE DRESSING ROOM...FEEL FINE.. THANKS,. RIGHT,.. SEE YOU IN AN HOUR . S BOTTLED IN BOND 100 PROOF . SHUT UP, YA RLY GOOFS,HE'S ¢ on a Cloud. KIN' 70 'IS er report. :35—Sign Off Saturday Merning and Afternoon | 3 on 12 with Druxman ATTENTION SHRINERS Regular monthly meeting io'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple xl“nda\ evening. 1 Weather ; L. L. HOLMES, Secretary. 30—News Summary. 8:00—Morning Thought. 8:15—News Heatlines. her report. 8:30—Langworth Choristers. 9:00—Music for the Missus. 9:30—Weather report. Songs by Eddie Arnold. :45—Dusty Records. 10:00—News. 10:05—Just Jazz. 10:15—Look at Books-ABC. | 10:30—Kids on KINY. 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All programs subject to change | due to conditions beéyond our con- ! trol. fATHER PLANE VICTIM, SEEKS AID FOR TRIP| alif., Feb, 3—P— 36, a city truck or help today to ge to Whitehorse, HEY—WHAT HAVE WE HERE @ LOOKS LIKE — NG K VES!—ELECTRIC HEATE PARK SCOREBOARD, WC RIGHT ON THE TRACK. -WASN'T A CHANCE OF STOPPING \ TREDUCED wm AGGAG: RATES SCIIEDUEEfi SAILINGS NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND Feb. 7 Feb. 6 Seward Seattle | THINK YOU COULD CONVINCE HIM THAT YOU HAVE MORE COMING— BUT | DID, AND POP FOOTED ALL THE BILLS. STOP AND THINK: WHEN SKEEZIX { ViAS STARTING OUT, DAD WALLET HELPED HIM CET A HOME A BUSINESS AND A CAR. S.S. Denali ... Petersburg Ketchikan S.S. Baranof Wrangell Ketchikan SKEEZIX DIDN'T GO TO COLLEGE. S.S. Baranof Valdez HOW DO YOU MEAN? WE DONT PAY AN/ RENT, HOPE. " IT5 PROBABLY YOUR {1 OWN FAULT, CORKY, BUT | \ " YoURE NOT BEING \ TREATED FAIRL Feb. 14 Seward S.S. Denali ... Sitka _.Feb. 12 Seattle FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE MV SQUARE KNOT—February 10 FREIGHTER — February 24 H. E. GREEN, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 i i | | | i | i HEY! YOU AND SPRAY Z Y UH, HUH... AND WHO KEEPS YOU FROM GOLLY! THATS TERRIF!C, ) FLYING BELOW SEA LEVEL WHILE FELLA. YOULL BE OL C.C.CHARLES 15 JOCKEYING A HOT GOCART INTO A STRANGE SUPER- MARKET # Eugene | driver, | obtair | } ALASKAGRAMS All Alaska r #l POOR MAYOR CHUM WIL.L BE GAFE AT i THE HIDEOLT CHOPS HAS RIGGE ( ) ON THE LEE GHOULDER, WHATS NEW WITH YOU 4 AND SPRAY % ncke.. 30,4 siteus the | 5 on a missing U.S. Air | Force transport. “It’s pretty rough just waiting | | here,” Dickerson said. | ‘I want to go up there and help | ook for my boy.” i . however, Joim In This Exciting Game he had no S vy o B Sl etting up to Whitehorse. son said his son, an Air ;Force Staff Sergeant, was on his Ist . $1,000.00 2nd . $ 500.00 || 5 vears in Almska, dack noa Srd . $ 250.00 | e vae Goms mew to G 4ih . $ 100.00 1!1{{1‘1,\3"‘.) were pretty close, that boy | 5th, 6th and7th$ 50.00 and 1) the father said. “I was Total married young and we were alway KEEP UP IN THERACE... Be sure you get every issue of The Empire LUKE HAWKINS 1S UP FER HIS NINTH OFFENSE, AN’ '™ TWO AHERD THAT MAKES YE TH' MOST OFFENSIVE VARMINT 1N TH* HOLLER, PAPPY ! SHUX.- 1T's MORE'N THAT, I SWOW! X THIS MAKES YORE || THIRD OR FOURTH | OFFENSE FER CRICKEN-STEALIV; DONT T, PAPPY ? good pals. I just can’t sit around here without doing anything.” son has a 9-year-old son second wife. He and Jack’s | er were divorced seven years he said, but he was given ody of their chlld g ol | (harge o’ Jap Germ ' ’ THE COMNG ORDEAL Y OKAY, CLUE: No tempest in a teapot is talk of closing 66 miles of track = 5 2 this Boint. within twi f MR. HIMSELF, IF “TIS AGREEABLE WITH from Seward to this point within two years. wa!lare on “iroh“o Vou, | WISH TO BEGI MY 40 DAYS & QUITE UPSETTING, (By the Associated Press) WITHOUT HAMBURGERS so IT, AS DESIRED, In Washington officials said the U.S. will reject a Russian proposal MR. WIMPYY that Japanese Emperor Hirohito and four other top Japanese be tried on criminal charges involving the use of germ warfare. Other Pacific Allies of the U.S. are also expected to turn down the surprise Russian proposal made i In Tokyo American o the latest Russian move is CT to cover Allied drmands on WHAT TO DO TO WIN R to account for 376,000 Jap- 1 | anese prisoners believed to have | perished in Russian prison camps. Tea Group (Place) Extra Letter Your Name P. 0. Box .. SAVE THIS PUZZLE AND SUBMIT IT WITH THE WEEKLY SET OF ALASKAGRAMS 25 TO 30 All you do is re-arrange the let- v Cafe now open 11 am. ters to form a single word which is (, 3 ;m. 417-6t the name of a place in Alaska, and O TR you also show which is the extra Notice is h°19bv giwn that the letter. For example, the phrase | collector of customs for this district “FOR A CHANGE” when it is un- has issued an ord~: dated January scrambled equals “ANCHORAGE” | 20, 1950, authoriziag the naiae of the plus the extra letter F. oil screw ANNA, official number 1253926, owned by the Territory of Just remember that all place- | alaska, as represented by th: De- names consist of only ome word— partment of Health, of which Ju- and remember to show the extra peqy Alaska, is the home port, to letter. There is only ome correct ;e changed to HEALTH. ot exten, additional letter which answer to each Alaskagram. JAMES J. CONNORS Collector of Customs | | is not needed to form the word. ‘ . Juneau, Alaske, First publication, Feb. 3, 1950. s\ tre U\t Y tmrsl U ptrre U rtcrelifctrmosfiftmselifo# | Last publication, Feb: 17, 1950. Here’s how you take part In this big opportunity! Every issue this newspaper will publish Alaskagrams in consecutive order, six each week for 12 weeks—a total of 72 Alaska- grams. You wom'uu:fs MP! GOING OUT ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS -NO Ot | A BIG FOOL WOL OUT IN A RAIN L I KNOW IT'S RAININ'- I PROMISED DINTY JON THE GANG AT + PLACE TO\I\(;HT*J PARDON - MRS. JIGGS ! YOUR BROTHER IS HERE TO SEE YOU -~ SHALL I LET HIM IN THE PARLOR ? HE IS - WRINGING WET | DO You THINK YOU ARE GOING RAaw COME BACK HERE / -AND WHERE { \ (Sl mhAs 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 Alaska; how- ever, there is one' superfluous letter