The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 14, 1950, Page 7

\; I ( TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1950 GIRL SCOUT ANNUAL CHINA FURNISHES LUNCHEQN S SLATED MOTIF FOR BETA BY COUNCIL MEFTING SIEMA PHILUNCHEON Annual Girl 8 Members of Xi Delta Chapt igma Phi en Mrs. Preside of the Ct I'rom invitations to training Flint, Ru { tape to I held named to be mas. £ro er meets on the Tuesday of each omes of the various onth members camp Girl K, it he drive commi following their t there are three boarding educational pupil, Penr open: college pr tory, m.l time If and half. He | should benefit the > other way around. pupil, Now > four full time tea~ chers for e patients of the hos- pital at Mt. Edgecumbe and tk hope to h: 100-bed dormitory school b ter. @ will drive to t the souther Juneau she RNS | OF ALASKA | SUZY WINN RE FROM UNIV. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS H i s e e Miss Suzy Winn returned to her | home in Juneau Saturday from the University of Alaska and Fairbanks where she has spent the past two months. Miss Winn has been doing ;research work at the University lib- !rary in the interest of the Alaska history school textbook she is com- FOOT CORRECTION piling. Also made available to her Belm“e Hearing Aid ! were papers and journals in the lib- 2 ,rm'y of Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, Pre- | sident Emeritus of the University. Bl’. G M caldwell | “Sold” on the interior Miss Wmn PHONE 477 hopes to be able to return there| for appointment CHIROPBAGTIC HEALTH CLINIC in the not too distant future for another visit, ‘ GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE 357 || Glacier Conshruction Co. New Building — Remodeling — Cabinet Work Plastering — Concrete Pouring Sand and Gravel Haullnc 'AlASI(A STEAMSHIP COMPANY SCHEDULED SAILINGS | NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND S.S. Baranof ... Nov. 21 | S.8. Denali .....Nov. 19 ‘ Seward Sitka ‘Wrangell Seattle | Petersburg Ketchikan d S.S. Baranof ... Nov. 26 | S.S. Denali ......Nov. 27 Ketchikan Seattle | Sitka Cordova | COASTAL MONARCH — Nov. 24 ————————————————————————————————— H. E. Green, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 ! | to secure a very superior brand of \ cducational | Marie Jensen, RADIO L0G | RINY Alaska Broadeasting Co. BS—NBC DIAL 1460—JUNEAU | DAY EVENING 6:00—News. :15—Dinner Music. 0—Billboard of the Alr. HUSBAND- 30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS —Alaska T 30-—-ESCAPE: 35—Election P\'(\ AY MORNING WEDN AND AFTERNOON Sign on. with Druxman. Summary. 8:00--Morning Thought. 8:10—Healline News. 8:25—Weather Forecasts. CBS. | :30—Salon Serenade. :00—Blue Barron. 11:15—Four Knights. 30—Listeners’ Digest. ‘2 :00—Forecasts alon Serenade. | ORGAN \BC 2:45—UN BEAT-NBC. 1:00—TREASURY BANDSTAND- CBS. Sny ation Piece. | 2:00—SPEAK MY LANGUAGE- | NBC :00—HEDDA HOPPER-NEC. :30—HIT THE JACKPOT-CBS. 0—Parade of Hits. 30—FIRST FREEDOM-NBC. :00—VOICES AND EVENTS- NBC. 5:30—Alaska Time. 6:00—Dinner News. All pregrams subject to cnanav tuz to con rol, ALASKA CAN TAKE : PART IN WESTERN | STATES 9RO0RAM; a can, if it wishes, be in-| the western states re- am in the matter of educational and other| now being developed by | o s ww icnal governor re- 1 yesterday from es ~ Governos Colo. tern held in Denver, Make Compacts | [ 2| \ (. .emm‘ y end -h must € out. lates s available to other| This plan involves com- and entails state authority. | Present Plan to Legislature The Governcr said he plans to puscm the program to the 19 Alaska Legislature. P The same program he said 1 also available for institutions for e of the bl the deaf and | al handicap. ! vernor pommd out tmat| the benefits of an educational pro- gram with 13 tern states (m-' cluding Alaska and Hawail) co-| operating weculd make it possinle | jacilities and a very| much lower cost to each state.| | Similar compacts are being worked | cut in every part of the United | States, he said. | Social Security Act The governor said the Governors' Conference likewise discussed civ- ilian defense, the need for unifor- | | mity in highway regulations, and| | the effect on the states of the| | revised Social Security Act which | extends social security far more| widely than was the previous case | and also increases benefits. | Scme . legisiative action will un- doubtedly be required to take ad- | vantage of the Eocial Sc..uuL),‘L changes, said the governor, COURT PARTY LEAVES | WEDNESDAY, AN(‘HORAUEi Judge George W. Folta and mem- | bers of his staff will leave Juneau| tomorrow afternoon on the Pacific Northern Airways plane for An-| chorage where Judge Folta will| assisp Judge Anthony Dimend in| the Third Division term of court. | In the court party leaving Juneau | will be Judge Folta, Miss Mlldl'(‘d‘ Maynard, court reporter and Miss | deputy clerk. Lw\ |Clerk William Krastlovsky, ‘ml |is on vacation leave in New York| City will fly direct from the sta to Anchorage this week. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE- -JUNEAU, ALASKA A~ pongr et 2~ J DO SO G w 4 3 4 4 * OH, NEVER MIND--- I'LL GET SOME TOOLS AND FIX THE WAGON, MYSELF You make swell X sketches, Rick. I'd like to see some of your other \ CHUM! YOU-G = WRONG It's up at art school, Judy. Drop in and I'll show GAMBLE, (HAZ_... be all "E§ SRR /. THE CITIZEN WHO PITCHED 1o THAT FRAGMENTATION FIRE=- CRACKER COUL.L A (| WHAT ON AIRTH DID YE LEAP IN TH' CREEK FER IF YE CAN'T SWIM, MISTER WHATEVER-YORE- NAME-S ? IT'S ALL SO HAZY, PRECIOUS MADAM-- YOU SEETM comBs A CoMB SHLEHSMHN I'VE ONLY ONE THING ON YA WANTA CONSIDER A FIGHT FER 1 FEBRUARY... A LEAD PIPE CINCH AN’ WE..., YEs T.V. WIGGLEG HAS | PAID THE PRICE. BUT THE | TRAGEDY OF IT 15 HE MAY HAVE TAKEN B.O.PLENTY _WITH HIM. MY/ THAT 1S A BEAUTIF GROLP TO PAINT IN STIL LIFE-BUT I THINK I $HOU! HAVE A FEW MORE AP IT REALLY IS AN ARTISTIC COMPOSITION MY MIND RIGHT NOW. I'M WAITING FOR GRANT LOCK- WORTH'S ARRIVAL THIS ON IT, DRI HELLO-15 THIS G THE GROCER 7 Wi YOU SEND O SIX BEAUTIFUL APPLES? I NEED THi COMPLETE A T COMPOSITION // Would that comBs MY SIXTY . GROSS OF GEE, YOU SURE ARE SMART, COOKIE WHY CANT WOMEN BE AS HELDLESps AS PAGE SEVEN Okay, it will be after Sghool Sure. It's a busy place, but not too busy. good FIDDLE DEE DEE! PENNY COMBS S S0 SCARCE THEY IS WUTH A THOUSANT DOLLARS APIECE!! TH' CREEK AG'IN, KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN YURRUP. EANWHILE VER. 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