The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1950, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1950 g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNLAU, ALASKA =" PAGE SEVEN . phia, 27; Jones, Philadelphia, 26. RS !“ B. B. Home Runs — Kiner, Pittsburgh, RADIO lo G T T s % k : TS Jones, Philadelphia, and B:’):msn_ ol elphia, and Gordon, AINY HOPELESS BLONDIE-- Here are the leaders in the major| “piboe puch Ghicago, 50 Alaska Broaacasting Co. 'VE REPAIRED THIS baseball leagues through games of ¥ 8% Y C.B. 8, ¥_AC'é‘LSJM SOEMANY { IMES NONE OF THE o ORIGINAL PARTS ARE LEFT ON IT 1.000. Tuesday: 7 _— American League National League Batting — Doby, Cleveland, .407; ? WEDNESDAY EVENING o T 6.00—News. Batting — Musial, St. Louts, -439; | Lehner, Philadelphia, .390. 6:15—Musfc. Garagiola, St. Louis, 377. Runs Bsne_d n — Stephens, Bos- 6:20—Sports Scene, Runs Batted In—Ennis, Philadel- | ton, 40; Williams, Boston, 36. 6:30—Billboard of Alr. Home Runs — Williams, Boston, 11; Dropo, Boston, 9. 6:45—Local News. Pitching — Reynolds, New York,| '-00—NO LAUGHING MATTER- 4-1, .800. NBC. — 7:30—ARTHUR - GODFREY-CBS. L 8:00—LUM AND ABNER-CBS. TRACK, FIELD MEET | i3t-mesiostonvme. | |, o8 ‘ NEXT SATURDAY HAS e S i S ANGRY AFTER 9:30—JEFF REGAN-CUBS. J [T HAUNTING A MODERN PRIZE FIGHT ! 13 HUSKIES IN IT igifosimisy CARSON-NIC. ' THEY FEUGRTEWIRCUT OLOVES SEATTLE, May 24—(®—Thirteen| 10:30—Forecasts. i N _HIS_DAY MEN WERE FIGHTERS, AND FIGHTERS WERE JTETS | HE LOOKS LIKE MEN JSEE M, |7 ANY OTHER " GHOST ! “THAT MANY KNOCKDOWNS IN ONE ZFIGHT, the claims made against R 5 W Three Seattleites who'are Alaska CEB. you for personal injuries 1 lUnlversity of Washington athletes| 10:35—Sign Off. i A ROUN' ENDED _ONLY WHEN A MAN have been entered in the Pacitic THURSDAY MORNING AND WAS KNOCKED DOWN ! Coast Conference track and field AFTERNOON i Paid !or ynll meet this weekend. Three of them Sign on. { are figured as possible point win- 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. , N\ w nEéS- b 7:05—Local Weather. Z =1, 53 oach Hec Edmundson listed his 7:30—News Summary. 1 —X “ Hbl::lN yoqdlla:e an best bets as Jnck Burce in the high} 8:00—Morning Thought. é }' «Zfi anggumobre. accident you |phyrles; Jack Hensey in the 880 8:15—News Headlines. A S35/ willlbe glad you carried |and Craig Weisman in the 220. 8:25—Weather report. %/»’ S ::&nplete insurance pro- R 9:00—Mus}: for the Missus. '4/4, ion. < = . b 3 g 9:30—Weather report. Z o . Then your insurance IEEAT“E;'SSSI&ES?F(?; BANks| 9:35—Favorite H;:xm 7 Z f/ company, not you, pays l 9:45—YOU AND THE WORLD- Al 1 representatives for their respective] 10:00—News. to others, damage to the |banks have hbeen visiting Jus 10:05—Milady’s Memo. | >+ HEY, I BEEN 3 AWRIGHT... LIFT property of others, and |[this sweek in ll'?eir“trip‘u‘sg mr’o‘ién\’ 10:30—Morning Musicale. 1 I'LL HELP YA...JIST LET ME GIT ) LOOKIN’ FER YA . 'EM FIFTY TIMES ! 11:00—STEVE ALLEN SHOW- A HOLT ON 'ER. I'M A BLACK- C'MON, GIT & d CBS. SMITH BACK HOME e T'WOIK £ . car. Chester M. Latimer and E. B. 11:90-List . Diga: Consult this Hartford Kluckhohn, vice presidents of s eners’ es Seattle First National Bank, are| 11:45—Harmony Time. agepcy. guests at the Baranof Hotel, hav-| 11:55—Forecast. q ing arrived here yesterday. Kluck-] 12:00—Salon Serenade. shattue hohn is a frequent Alaska visitor.| 12:15—News. > After sevéral days here, Walter| 12:30—HOMETOWNERS-NBC. also'damage to your own Ithe Territory. A ene Mitchell of the National Bank of{ 1:00—MATINEE-CBS. :, Commerce went to Anchorage to-| 1:30—RECOVERY STORY-NBC. Phone 249 day. 2:00-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. Seward Street AN . Ty 2:30—COUNTY FAIR-CBS. 8 eloping Service at p JUNEAU \ Hayes Shop, Harry Race Drugs,| O3:00—CONFIDENTIAL CLOSE- s Spruce Delicatessen, 10-3x UPS-NBC. 3:15—Bing Bings. 3:30—Parade of Hits. 4:30—ETERNAL LIGHT-NBC. 5:00—Story Lady. 5:10—Poppy Program. 5:15—Prov. League Women Vot- ers. Make floors shine the easy way— with the wonder polish that's row water-repellent ! 4 AND-BAYONETS BOYS BE — IF 5:30—Viking Varieties. THEY WERE TO "LOSE FACE" % All programs subject to c!:nnce' SITUATION. /GREAT WEAPONS. MY PEOPLE) USURPER, THEYARE 1 0ii0ns beyond - 4 a8 B s DO RESOURCES. 50, I GUESS YoU MUST HIDE, TERRY. REMEMBERING —AND B [ i BRING 37; TAKE2S| | (§ Gl S P N , Alaska Coastal Airlines flights1 N d S L’fi“ 4, o | 9 Z — - - \ Monday brought 37 persons to Ju- | . & - \ \i\/ l'fi : 21 neau and carried 25 from here to| points in Southeast Alaska. Meanwhile “Operation Vacation”| continued as school children from J : : ) IF I CAMN CET JUsT ONE Mount Edgecumbe flew to Juneau MORE (¢COP? THATS ALL—JUST ONE MORE— Your tile, wood or linoleum floors get a beauti- ful, protective shine in minutes, with self- polishing Glo-Coat. And now you can wipe away water or spilled things, yet your floors en route to their homes in all parts | The ACA Consolidated Clipper car- ried 85 to Juneau Friday and Sat- of Alaska for summer vacation. 40 THOMPSON SU'BMACHINE GUN <L > T r BE ENOUGH. LETS GO IN ND 8R keep their shine! Johnson’s Glo-Coat is“now urday, and six more were brought | J 1 s P s here on the morning flight. [ positively water-repellent! Sm.le time and Fellolit oo 1ha pasengeiitoats Y effort. Make your housework easier. Get Glo- ried in all regular ACA flights to| W P . and from Juneau Monday: | Coat. Save money, too—buy larg\er sizes. To Sitka: Vern Hitchcock, Rei- B g dar Krokum, Roland Armstrong, Mrs, Earl Miller, Loraleen Miller, J ° “ “ s o " ? s G L o - c o A' Coleen Miller, Kathleen Miller, and - Thomas Nally; to Angoon: Dora Gungerson; to Todd: Joe Moralis and Julie Parcon; to Tenakee: Bud Reed; to Petersburg: Glenn Leach, Mr. and Mrs. F. Stasney, G. F. Dfl' BOBERT SIMP SON Gentry, and Nick Zelios; to Vank DR. TED OBERMAN N Island: Keith Bloom; to Ketchikan; Optometrists ‘S;:d . Crawford and Willlam H. To Hoonah: Carl Greenwald; to Haines: Frankie Young and Mrsfl} L. Gutmann; to Skagway: B. J.| Bouillon; to Sentinel Island:| “ll’! il no snllsli!llle hl‘ Goon leering George Cheney. | For expert, distinctive plastering . . . From Sitka: Richard Nord, Mary | with the plaster that INSULATES . . . cal} Manguk T U 15 yrs. experience nn ':E Douglas 21 ert John, Mr. Fasano, Mr. Kerns, an ' m Fhone g Roy Peters, and Madeline Siminoff; from Fish Bay: R. Houser; from| Todd: J. T. Tyherude, and Mr, and GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE 357 G Bl L John':o:: el g H£d ylE - - Bay: O. P. Olsen, A. Oberg, W. G. . @lacier Construction Co. B e R Darling, you have the queerest pattern of sunburn! | cant understandit! Guess | got sort of soft over the winter. Be careful, Skeezix, or your back will get Phone 266 for appt. sunburned. i » New Building — Remodeling — Cabinet Work w. amf, Fred Harris .Jr., and T 7 - . = o Plastering — Concrete Pouring . Em'zl'éf"ui’xflmpefi?:fi@ l.iyén? U%EC!‘SE;\REGEEF\%&ML, : HE IS'A ANIMAL Sand and Gravel Hauling Y} | Blanchard; from Hoonah: Dolores A MINERAL? ~. BUT HE nlwr Sharglane, Mrs. Peter Duncan, Mr. 1 DONE FIGGERED OUT B8Y JEEPERSY R NO ANIVMAL and Mrs, Charlie Yadon, and Mrs ' ANSWER TO MY \F VE FIGGERED T i David Williams. *HE IS BUT HE AINT® § 5 A l A s K A s T E A M s H l P ( 0 M PA N Y Fram Haines: G. N. Johnson, A. RIDDLE, SNUFFY. OUT, "RIDDLES™- F. Ghiglione, Tildon Tyree, David SCHEDULED SAILINGS j Y Tyree, Frankie Young, and Clement — g BT e S | B. Favre; from Skagway: Ken o oo R S e "= | T amoreaux; and from Eldred Rock: 10b Alcine J. Wiltz. » NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND 7 - “Alasks ... S.S. Aleutian .._May 28 88, . mzs ‘Wrangell Seattle s a l % Ketchikan S.S. Bgranof ...May 30 | S.S. 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