The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1950, Page 7

[ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1950 DOUGLAS NEWS FIREMEN CLEAN RESERVOIR Douglas Volunteer Firemen turned out in full strength yesterday morn- ing, with picks and shovels, and spent the whole day, without stop- ping for lunch, cleaning the city water reservoir. | From 15 to 25 men were working | continually throughout the day, mucking out the bottom, cleaning | the walls and clearing the under- brush from near the waters edge The job, intending to last several hours, proved much longer with the water finally being turned back for use by residents close to 5 o'clock. Oldtimers and officials estimate | that the reservoirs capacity has been increased by more than 30 percent | by the complete cleaning, and back { to the original 1,500,000 gallon ca- | pacity. | Besides firemen, several high !school boys and even a couple of I TEDNESDAY SEPT. 27\;3ub Scoutj were on hand doing a | ine days work. The volunteer crew agreed that | | the clean-out should be made at | L 0 “ l s §w prevent the excessive build-up of vs. | bottom from occurring again. . | BROWNIE TROOP NO. 7 * ' Brownie Troop No. 7 held a Talent | Show at the regular meeting this WORLD'S HEAVYWHGHT i week. We practiced our Brownie | least twice each year in the future, | Pledge and Brownie Smile Song. Our | . Tune in the SCHENLEY ISPORTS ROUND-UP i TONIGHT | KINY 10:15P. M. Mon. through Fri. | } CHAMPIONSHIP | meetings will be on Saturdays from i now on at 10 o'clock in the fore- | SPONSORED BY noon. We hope all troop members can be present at our next meeting | on Saturday, September 30. ! Brucilla Guerin, reporter. | LAURIE DOYLE IS SIX ! Laurie Doyle was six years of age | Saturday, September 23, and was | given a party by her parents, Mr. ! and Mrs. James Doyle at the family home at Treadwell. Part of the en- | tertainment for the afternoon was |in the form of home movies. Many | of Laurie’s young playmates and their mothers were invited to the | birthday party. 7P M KINY National Grocery Co. i | | i i On Friday evening, September 29, | under the auspices of the Douglas | Island Woman’s Club, a public re- iception will be held honoring the * | teachers of Douglas School. All par- } | ents particularly will be pleased to ! meet the teachers and Supt. Peder- sen and discuss school activities and | plans. At the same time it will give the people of Douglas occasion to visit the school, meet the teachers |and note the improvements and . work that has been done to the school this past summer. | The reception will be held in the | high school, and refreshments will be served by members of the club. | : RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS Don’t Pay Over $7125Todayfor RHEUMATISM arthritis BULLETINS Neuritis, Lumbago and | ame Muscles ! ‘Why suffer another day from the \’ Five persons have lost their lives gony of these painful ailments? :in the wreck of a passenger train Prove free that you can get mirac- |in northern France. Three coaches lous relief IN JUST A FEW |left the track—one filled with boys | INUTES from the misery of |and girls returning from vacation. eumatic pains, muscle soreness d sprains as well as serious lame- ess of muscles and joints. It’s no longer necessary to dose 0 f with an internal medicine. e entire MUSCLE-RUB treat- pent is a penetrating, blood-stimu- ating liquid applied directly to the imbs, shoulders, neck, face or back | -wherever you are suffering pain. [3et Pain Relief—or Money Back ! j Now you can test this great pain reliever tonight at a big aving. The big full size bottle of f{USCLE-RUB sells at all drug ores for $2.25...but today you an get a special size bottle for nly $1.25. Use it tonight on your pre, aching muscles and unless ou are amazed and delighted ith results, after using half the pttle, return it to your druggist o will give your money back! s Introductory Trial Coupon ymy ITO ALL DRUGGISTS: Gir Large Trial Size B’aule‘:l veghe MUSCLE-RUB for $1.25 1 A1 after _bottle. user re. money. without In Italy, the middle-of-the road government of Premier Degasperi has begun its long-awaited program |of land reform. Yesterday thirty | peasants near the town of Cotrone 1goz the first parcels of farm land. The latest reaction to the new ) anti-Communist law comes from "LcndnnA The Lendon Daily Work- | | er, official newspaper of the Bri- ! tish Communist party, is asking ) Liberals and Progressives in the United Kingdom to flood Washing- ton with protests. Four young Irishmen have sailed a 36-foot cutter across the Atlantic And now they're going to try their {hand at fresh-water sailing. They +plan to take their boat through the Great Lakes so three of them can study architecture in Spring Green, Wis., under the famous Frank Lloyd Wright. RUMMAGE SALE Seventh-day Adventist Church Social Room at corner of 2nd and | Main, Tuesday, Sept. 26. Sale starts ‘at 10 am. 615-1t DR. TED OBERMAN Optometrist TELEPHONE 266 * SIMPSON BLDO. JUNEAU EYES EXAMINED VISUAL TRAINING ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY SCHEDPLED SAILINGS e padie e e NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND S.S. Denali ... Sept. 26 | S.S. Denali .......... Oct. 2 Sitka Seward Petersburg Seattle Ketchikan . S.8. Alaska ... Oct. 3 | S.S. Alaska .......... Oct. 8 Seward Wrangell Seattle ’ Ketchikan FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE t S. S. CHENA — September 28th TH. E. GREEN, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2and 4 winls’s : ' T |and Mrs. James A. Wilber. | RADIO LOG RINY Alaska Broadcasting Co. CBS—NBC DIAL 1460—JUNEAU { TUESDAY EVENING { 6:00—News | 6:15—PLAYBOYS-NBC. | 6:30—Billboard of the Afr. i + 6:45—Local News. 7:00—HOLLYWOOD THEATRE- | CBS. ‘ 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. 8:00—PHIL MARLOWE-CBS. 8:30—ESCAPE-CBS. 9:00—Alaska News. 9:15—Cote Glee Club. 9:30—CHARLES BOYER-CBS. 10:00—Tomorrow’s News. 10:15—Sports Roundup. 1¢:30—Forecasts 10:35—Sign Off. WEDNESDAY MORNING AND AFTERNOON Sign on. 7:00--Dunking with Druxman. 7:30—News Summary. 8:00—Morning Thought. 8:10—Healline News. 8:25—Weather Forecasts. 9:00—Music for the Missus. 9:30—Forecasts. 9:35—Trio Time. 9:45—YOU AND SPREADING | DEMOCRAS-CBS. 10:00—News. 10:05—Milady’s Memo. | 10:30—Salon Serenade. 11:00—Transcribed Music. <1 11:30—CHICAGOANS-CBS. | | | 11:45—Singers of Songs. 11:55—Forecasts. 12:00—Time for % Time. 12:15—Noon News. 12:30—HOMETOWENRS-NBC. | 12:45—-PLAYBOYS-NBC. | 11:15—Four Knights. | 1:00—TREASURY BANDSTAND- | CBS. | 1:30—Meet the Band. 2:00—Symphony. 3:00—MUSIC FROM HOLLY- WOOD-NBG. 3:30—Parade of Hits. 4:30—FIRST FREEDOM-NBC. 5:00—ECHOES FROM THE TROPICS-NBC. 5:15—Red Cross. 5:30—SLIM BRYANT-NBC. 6:00—Dinner News. All programs subject to change tue to conditions beyond our con- rol. GOVT.AGENT KILLED, RAID FOR OPIUM ST. PAUL, Minn. Sept. 25—tm—l One Federal narcotics agent was| killed and another wounded in a Sunday mcrning opium raid on a downtown hotel here. Four men—one of them wound- ed in an exchange with the agents —were taken into custody. | Killed by a bullet through the heart was A, M. Bangs, 50, chief of the U. S. Narcotics Bureau for | the Northwest area. Joseph Win-, berg, 27, a narcotics agent, was shot through the side. Bangs was chief of the Seattle | office from 1939 to 1944. ! John Wong, 50, is held under| zuard in a hospital. He was wound- | ed five times, | Bangs, Winberg and a third agent | Virgil Magnuson, found Wong and | three other men in a hotel room | authorities said. Some were smok- | ing oplum. A fight ensued. 1 FIRST MEETING, ALTAR SOCIETY AT AUK BAY, | HELD LAST FRIDAY The Altar Society of the Auk | Bay Catholic Church held its first | meeting Friday evening in the home of Mrs. Donald Bishop. Father Sweeney presided over the | meeting giving much helpful in- | formation. i There was quite an enthusiastic; and zestful acceptance of the dut- | jes involved and many tentative plans were made for future .pro- Jects. | Those present were Mesdames Bishop, Haffner, Horton, McCall, | Moore, Nelson, and Peers. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bishop and co-hostess Mrs. Horton. Colored slides were shown of Nome, | Juneau, and other points by Mr. | Bishop. The next meeting will take place at Mrs. Donald Bishop's, where| mass is said every Sunday, on| Sept. 28, Mrs, Kenneth Nelson | will be co-hostess. MARRIED SATURDAY Paul George Fitzpatrick took Iris | Myrtle Wheeler as his bride at a ceremony Saturday evening in the Juneau Hotel, | The bridegroom is on the U. S. Coast Guard District Headquarters | staif. Both he and Mrs. Fitzpat-| rick are former Oklahomans. Judge Felix Gray officiated, and | the couple’s attendants were Mr, HOME CAFE—DOUGLAS Closed Every Monday. 615-tf THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA LET'S SEE --- SARDINE, BEANS, PEANUT BUTTER, CHEESE, EGG, SALAMI, MAYONNAISE, MY GOOD. PORTERHOUSE. YoU GIVEN OL HOTSHOT A BRAIN-BUZZ, WHAT'S THE MATTER,, JERRY ¥ YOU LOOK SAD. YOU SHOULD BE VERY ¥ : YE COULD AT LEAST CURTSY, MIZ SMIF, WHEN TH’ MAYOR OF HOOTIN'HOLLER WALKS PAST HERE YOU ARE, TRACY. THE CHIEF SENT ANOTH- ER WRIST RADIO FROM HEADQUARTERS. > HE'S PROBABLY YE NEEDN'T GIT S0 ALL-FIRED Dor't hang it up, Pudge. I'm here! ILL BET I WALK THE LOCAL CITIZEN IN 6UCH HIGH R LET 'EM WAND STREETS 50 ATTRACT AT AFRAID THEY CAN'T GIT HUMPHREY OUTA TH’ IRON CURTAIN. TERMINATES AT THE LOADING LIFTON C/ STREET. HAVE THA Gink! You back again? MY COUSIN “BUTCH" ] 15 HELPING BROTHER WITH HIS INVENTION=- HE BROUGHT HIM A || LOT OF IRON BARS WHICH HE NEEDED / World rights Copr. 1930 King Features Syndicate, To PAGE SEVEN 1 FORGOT AN OLIVE (>90R6% G \AVUNPBR. How do you happen to be around here® L HE-) LA BRANCHWATER AND T.LEE WILL ‘ ZOTH BE HAPPY AND OL C.6.C. WILL. JUET HAVE TO FACE THE FACT THAT HE'S A GENIUS. I'M SETTIN' A PRESIDENT!! | had it doped out this was just how long Snag would last! WE INTERRUPT THIS PROGRAM TO BRING YOU A WARNING ! STAY INDOORS # LOCK \ ALL WINDOWS # THE BARS HAVE BEEN STOLEN OFF THE MONKEY CAGES IN THE ZOO -- AND SIX HUNDRED MONKEYS ARE AT LARGE INTHE CITY/