The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1950, Page 7

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1950 > THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE-—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN 1 MIGHT JUST ... American Planes Arrive in Indochina I - LR HAVE . DAGWOOD, WHY DON'T A LEISURELY BREAKFAST EARLIER--THAT'S WE SET THE ALARM SIOVE AND PLENTY OF TIME TO ALL |‘EM ASKING %%WV%N'ETA&{F:*H s READ YOUR PAPER MAD RUSH IN THE MORNING ? { 3 e =7 | always carry a Oh-oh! You've It's my idea of | knew you had ) / Stand there sketch pad. The made me a how you'll ook B ambition, Rick. I'm a couple of best practice in lot prettier when you're 18/ glad you're studying ) minutes, Judy. the world. & than | am! . N to be an artist. A !l make a 8 ] 7< § 2 I~ sketch. 4 ¢ - - ;g, ; 7 \ ih The French aircraft carrier Dixmude arrives in Saigen, French Indochina carrying 40 U. 8. Navy Hell- cat fighter planes, repl t parts munitions for the French forces fighting the guerrila forces on the Communist-led h. The guerrillas have gained control of virtualy all of the northern frontier and the French forces have sought increased aid from the U. S. to help combat the threat of Communism. (P Wirephoto. B BB , i | - . FUR.R|NER WIF TEEN-AGE STORY i et RADIO LOG | [unk swuery Y waar Y& [N MESTY 3 aska Bruadcasting Co | C ? = o DLAY, NOV. 10,11 - i e cBs — xac | FER TH SECONT DIAL 1460-JUNEAU ¢ THURSDAY EVENING The enchanting story r vi 8 y W | 6:00—News. Daly's famous nov “Se 1 8 6:15—Dinner Music. Summer,” as dr { e liboard of Air. :45—Local News. 7:00—Teen Age Quiz. | 7:30—ARTHUR GCDFREY-CBS 8:00—MY FRIEND IRMA-CBS. 8:30—BIG STORY-NBC. i i g 0 9:00—Alaska News. | i : (LATER - b —— " 7 NOL.WAIT... HNMM... NICE TRIP, MISTER 9:15Cote Glee Club. } I I'LockvorT wanTs To RETURN ) QN THE gg’!rf":.r"&"%» LOCKVORT . h 0 3 T0 THE U.5.HE WANTS YES... 9:30—TOP SECRET-NEC. : ‘ GIVEN PASSPORTS AND WHAT el WHATEVER, SECRETS #l | PERMISSION TO RETURN IN Al cagelizi, Sports Roundup. | GAVE HIM ? -Forecasts. ‘;[HTE PO“O DEATH FRIDAY MCRFING AND | i AFTERNON | FOR TERR. REPORTED Sten Or. ‘ 3 ¥ 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. | = LS The first death from polio for 7:05—Local Weather. a§ Anchorage W reported today by 7:30—News. . g 3 i Department £ 8:00—Morning Thought. Centennijql [ & 2mmment o 2% ow Hevaions PANCAKE .22 Mmix |« 8:25—Weather. Better because made with | i Gt 9:03:;4;::;5?: Y- - “Soft Test” Flour Musical Menu. [ o : s 45-YOU AND THE WORLD-| mep . E 1 EE et S | = T IF ANYONE: AsKks, DROP A \ [/ CHAZZ AND I NEED SOME nA L ) b B P NUIPURL, O # 08 199] 10:00—News. HINT THAT WERE HUNTING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES.)| TH' *HEQUIPMENT " TURNS Justtry 000 Sh M8 M INCE OLL TARGET' GUIDIN' YOU GENTS,\ FOR RAW RUBBERSTOCKS BLINKIN' BUTTERFLY NETS AN’ THEY TURN ] B ¢ 2 . > Tl ({51020 " Raenttn SEER: ANY OBJECTIONS TO TELLIN' 'IM 'OW | TO BE SMUGGLED TO A < haug OUT TER BE'UNTIN' RARE SPECIMENS. ;4 11:00—Standard School of the Air. il FORSAKEN BACK-COUNTRY Z of Songs. 1 £ % N ) N :30—ORGAN-NBC. | :00—TREASURY BANDSTAND- | CBS. | :30—RENDEZVOUS ROOM- ; NBC. | 3:00—Wooden Fish. 1 | [ ? M TP 3:30—Parade of Hits 4:39—COAST GUARD CADETS- 4:45 g:ikr HOTEL ORCHES- | . . HES It" T{?‘E BLACK\G/’“g;‘néI ?NER%EHE%?C@O IE ]': ! #45—DRAKE < SHOP! IT HAS ONL i _,rm}kz}f;fow TO LEARN- | DESPERATELY TRYING TO DOOR—THIS ONE! AND| | GOING TO TELL ABOUT IT o 10 AR TRIEELTNG WICCILES DRI e NS ARE IS 8.0. PLENTV? OH BOV, ING-CBS. | . O T » 5:30_BPWGC Program. INTO AN OPEN DOOR OF WHAT HELL e Mg THE COUNTY GARACE, BUT =)/ NOT BEFORE— i ITS HIM! I teyond our con- RECOGNIZED THAT E? HOLY RIKITY GUILD BLANS BAZAAR ON SAT. Holy Trinity Guild held its re- rular monthly meeting November | .. 2 g o 3 in the undercroft of the Church. | R B = PARDON WE ARE S /A o 2 Further plans were made for the ; D OUr A WINNING prarig o s BEGUMDEFEATED,’ sdfi‘n EDEAND W/QNM.‘?‘;*“"& AWMQN% ;,%5 ) S r to be held Saturday after- 2 AME, BUT TO . 3 It’s the healthy way to start the day—a s arabert diiagoording o] I MARG| [ MFI'ERSCT;\ET Lk 1N Y. AINDSLAND | UNSCORED ogo% \CIVENT PLAYER TOO BIG AND TOO grand appetizer an{t’,‘“e- Keep a supply in Chairman Irice Ryan there will be g ; KNEW IT WAS ROUGH TO HANDLE! THE the refrigerator. Serve it often. wany interesting and useful Lhingsi ; 7 BETWEEN 50 7 - SCOUT'? SAY THE RUMOR for sale. ¢ i1 7 4 Mrs. McPhetres gdve an informa- | S'/unall!y lsso m”(:h better tive and interesting talk on st. | | Mark’s Mission at Nenana. Delicious | lrrfreshmenm were served by Mrs. Ted Byer and Mrs. Helen Roff. SOVIET GERMANY AEASKA STEAMSHIP-COMPANY JIQLLIRT U RIS AT NS W. BERLIN TICKETS -— ———a S d AT BERLIN, Nov. 9—P—The east| || !;_hl:\"TBIPEELDop RRGING 3 7 oo NOT IN German railway system flooded L AN' KICKIKY It > o T NI VL s | ! West Berlin today with train tick- TH! DOOR-I GIVE LP ¥ ‘ : : : O ONTE S.8. Denali ... Nov. 13 | S.8. Denali % ! ets bearing Communist slogans. | rd ; ] 4 Y Sitka Valdez | Wrangell Seattle West Berlin police seized 92,000 | 2 Sg\flfififi‘: K Seward ! ielevated train tickets in the Span- | i REST OF My DRINK | 8.8. Baranof ....Nov. 26 {dau - station and sent out squads Y o [ CaTeR ! i S.S. Baranof ... Nov. 21 | Ketchikan Seattle ito other stations to examine Lhci ;s Seward Sitka tickets. Petersburg “Kefchikan i : i Here’s the latest thing to I drink—S &W’s new Vegetable Juice Cocktail. It’s a delicious blend of the juices of fresh tomatoes, carrots, celery and parsley—with a dash of lemon juice for piquant flavor. Six ounces of this refreshing cocktail contain all the Vitamin C and A you need for the day. (IRIGIAl The elevated trains are controlled | iby the Soviet zone system, which | > i N Z also prints to tickets. | FLEMISH ENOT 7o, 10 Slogans on the new tickets in-| COASTAL MONARCH — Nov. 24 utied: 3 —__________—‘-_—-_————— “Ban t atom bomb.” H. E. Green, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 e’ prepared to defend