The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1950, Page 7

FR'DAY, GCTOBER 6, 1950 LEGAL NOTICE Saturday morning and Afternoon { Sign On. . 7:00—Sunrise Surprise. 7:30—Morning News. 8:00—Morning Thought. 8:10—Headline News. —Weather report. orth Choirsters. for the Missus. RADIO LOG KINY Alaska Broadcasting Co. CBS — NBC DIAL 1460—JUNEAU FRIDAY EVENING See Floyd Fa 6:00—News. 764, Box 784, ! 6:15—Strange Adventure. sy - 6:20—R. E. Robertson. 6:30—Billboard of AIlr. 6:45—Ross Kimball. 7:00—Ave Maria Hour RLD SERIES-ABC. ews and Weather. ALPH FLANAGAN-CBS. 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CB 0-—Touchdown Tips. 8:15—Bob Bartlett. CBS. 830 JACK LAIT-NBC. 1:15—Christian Science. Tnéka News 1:30—FOOTBALL - WASHING-i > Glee Club. TON vs UCLA-NBC. ! NSE-CBS. 4:30—Catholic Information Center | J 4:45—Children’s Chapel. | 5:00—ARCHIE ANDREWS-NBC. | 5:30—Viking Varicties. ‘ 6:00—Dinner News. | All programs subject to change | iue to conditions beyond our con- | wrol, | | VERSITY EXPLORER | KAYE WILLIAMS TAKES OVER CLUB KESTAURANT Kaye Williams, whose dinners| 'n’ trimmin’s have been featured | at the Country Club, has taken over the lease and management of the restaurant there, according to Tom THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-_JUNEAU, ALASKA WHO CAN THAT BE, . i RINGING OUR PHONE AT THIS HOUR OF ¢ THE MORNING ? - O AW SHUCKS. I AIN'T NO S'LEBRITY... HOW OLD'S YORE LITTLE FELLA... VELL MINE BOY... S0 LEETLE...HE ASK FOR YOU.. PLEASE SIGN VONE::.HE GOT FROM MARSHAL STALIN, GEN. GREGORY MOSHNIKOFFSKI, LENIN AND NOT COMPLETE VIDOUT YOU... LIKE AVRYBODY IN AMERICA...VE LIKE AUTOMOBEELGROPH OF BIG HERO...S0.. George, club owner, I, Sam Constantino, who was chel‘ I B at the old Salmon Creek Country | Club, is the club chef after mid- | night, and features Chinese mshc.s.i F. JENSEN ‘ to the night at Democratic ~ Candidate House speaks Saturday 6:25 over KIN TO HEAR E. L. "EOB” BARTLETT Delegate to Congress and : FRANK PEBATROVICH |I" i s cuoed puse v Territorial Senator ina PUBLIC ADDRESS 3. Is the Ketchikan Grand Jury | | | 6. Why was Ralph Rivers, as asked to investigate the rind-; B:H0P. M Y fifi Do IYY e lVe § Attorney General, given an extra | g\g EF“E?LE 3 ’Ef! ,fli E‘_ EgALL bonus of $2,5000.00?7 Why did not | A @ EWo & o Wi Rdte the Governor veto this bonus?| of the Special Government In- s now in the Territory? | ] /5 oy el ‘ { 7. Why can we not have facts, ‘!; _*’s{:c’ "d 01 instead of mud-slinging? ‘ i 8 s . PLEASE ANSWER hite will present these r KINY at 7:00 pm.| October 7. | iption, Malfeasance and | ice in Territorial Adminis- 1 { nd deleted public re- | the present regime intend | another 10 percent | a us pay 20 per- n the Territory or are they waiting until after the election to tell us? | t kind of pressure is be- | Remember—7:00 p.m. Saturday put on the native villages to | he Governor? | night—KINY—(Paid adv.) = e VOTE FOR 5. B. STEWART Candidate for HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES General Election — Oct. 10, 1950 BEMOCRATYIC TICKET and Taxpayer of Southeastern Alaska for rty years. Served by appointment under five successive Gov- s as Commissioner of Mines and Territorial Mine Inspector over a period of thirty years. Former Mayor of Juneau. 1 by First Division labor organizations and (Paid Adv.) PRPemocratie Candidate for the Senate “A Vote For Nolan ) Is a Vote Well Cast” (Paid Advertisemeént) 7 i WELL-MY DEAR-I MUST ] Hi, Hack! 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A\ CHARLES PUSHED... | ‘ HAPPENEDZIM A | YOU WERE MAGNIFICENT. {§ % YOU RODE: THAT CRITTER LIKE A TOP HAND. SOME DAY |_WOULD. LIKE TO CATCH A POPI ] E MANN ano 1S y WHATEIYGEO"‘I{ " 22 SLIPPED Away " paeine CLEMENTINESS) | ror a quiet —~M\7/—/ HONEYMOON 1 | DARE SAY SHALL THEM HAIR COMBS UH--LET ME PONDER-- 4 HOWDY, MAYOR BARLOW!! | HOWDY, SILAS LAWSY ME!voRe J [ CRAVETO TH'FUST CUSTOMER s AL R I SEEN TH' WHOLE Wik @ HAIR ) Jil ISN'T SHE A DEAR ? SUCH CHARM !/ THE MAN WHO MARRIES HER 1S5 GOING TO GET A PRIZE/ [ on!im s0 GLAD YoU | 50! THAT/S THE RICH 1 | CALLEDY WIDOW MAGGIE KEEPS RAVIN’ ABOUT - --IF SHE'S WORTH HER WEIGHT IN PENNIES- SHE'S RICH! BE GONG-AS IT/5 MY LITTLE DOGGIE'POO - BAA'S" BEDTIME - SHE 1S SUICH A DEAR /- £ o A PLACARD ADVERTISING EN WRESTLERS-AND IATS MY OLD FRIEND, BUBBLES ANVIL. LESSONS IN WRESTLING. I COACHED HER TO THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP VEARS AGO. SHED HELP ME, SHADDUP, Y’ DOPE! YOUR DAME VERY LONG. MIGHT Aé WELL: [ g7 ENJOY IT WHILE YoU CAN. - M“W' Vi HOW'S ABOUT A BRAND- SPANKIN:NEW POST HOLE DIGGER?