The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1950, Page 7

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1 ALASKA SALMON S1GNS CONTRACTS, WAGE INCREASES The Alaska Salmon Industry said new 1951 contracts were signed today granting wage increases ap- proximating 12': percent to 12350 carpenters, machinists and radio operators. The carpenters and radio operat- ors were granted a flat 12'¢ per- cent pay increase in contracts with the employer group. The increases for machinists ranged from 10 to 15 percent. The carpenters are members of 950 | Local 1184, Seattle District Council of Carpenters (AFL). The machin- ists and radio operators belong to independent unions. Yesterday the Salmon Industry granted 12'¢ percent wage increases to 2,000 Alaska residents affiliated with the Southeast Alaska Resident Cannery Workers Union (AFL). RARE TREAT OFFERED JUNEAU IN INDIAN | CEREMONIAL DANCES The Juneau public will be offered | |a rare treat who avail themselves | of the opportunity to witness the 1 Indian Ceremonial Dances to be 1presented tomorrow night at 8 o'~ RADIO LOG KINY Alaska Mroadcasting Co. CBS — NBC DIAL 1460—JUNEAU FRIDAY EVENING 6:00—News. 6:15—Music. 6:30—Billboard of Alr. 6:45—Local News. 7:00—~Ave Maria Hour 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS 8:00—Alaska Time. 8:30—PRESIDENT TRUMAN- NBC. 9:00—Alaska News. 9:15—Cote Glee Club. 9:30—DIMENSION “X"-NBC. 10:00—News. THE DAILY ALASKA IMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN THE MEYT O WHO LAUGHS " MM WONDER \NHA:'} Sul N %, PUM-LEEZ...GIT BACK NOW...EASY, FER HEVVINS @~ TEE HEE.I'LL ROTCHING SAKES...THIS B7 .YOU...BABEKEH.YOU TAUNTING g ME, SVITHEART... YOU © .1 T _VASS LAWV .BEELIEF ME... ISS {-KISS - PLEESS HOLT 1S AWFUL... clock in the High School Gymnas- ME IN YOU ARMSS... & MAKING GAME ... jum. The performance is given under ! the direction of the A. N .B. and| | A N. S, and Juneau Camps No. 2 {is sponsored by the local Rotary Club, the proceeds to be given to| ! the Juneau Memorial Library Fund. | The dances will be given by the older members of the A. N. B. and |A. N. S. who will appear in full (costume as worn by their fore- _SALES and SERVICE | fathers when the dances were first CHRISTENSEN BROS. || originated. 909 12th Phone Green 279 PERPOAS R ES € ‘ ING-CBS, GAME AGENTS ON WAY | 10.00 News. After several days delay due to} 10:05—Just Jazz. plane flights being held up by in-| £ clement weather the four game | 2050 SERaE e THE REACH agents of the Fish and Wildllfe, ORCHESTRA-NBC. Service assigned to duty with the| 11:00—Kids on KINY. | Service in Calfornia and Washing- | 11:45—Singers of Songs. |ton this month got away today 12:00—Weather. 12:15—News. for the states. Agent Wendler of ! Ketchikan was scheduled to leave! 12:30—COAST GUARD CADETS- NBC. yesterday or this morning from | Annette. 1:00—CAPITOL CLOAKROOM- CBS. 1:30—Christian Scienc.e 1:45—Excursions in Science. 2:00—NBC SYMPHONY-NBC. 2:30—ROMANCE AND RHYTHM NBC. 3:00—MEET THE MISSUS-CBS. 3:30—BROADWAY IS MY BEAT- CBS. 4:00—EARN YOUR VACATION- CBS. 4:30—Catholic Information Center 4:45—Children’s Chapel. 5:00—Story Lady. 5:15—Airlane Trio. 10:15—Sports Roundup. g G'WAN NOW... o 10:30—Forecasts. 10:35—Sign Off. Baturddy mornmg Wné Alvernecd Sign On. 7:00—Sunrise Surprise. 7:30—Morning News. 8:00—Morning Thought. 8:10—Headline News. 8:25—Weather report. 8:30—ARCHIE ANDREWS-NBC. | 8:00—Music for the Missus. 9:25—Weather. 9:30—INVITATION TO LEARN-| Sate Flecteleal Pipe Thawing Durrows Welding Co NASH Refrigeration Service Sy A Radio Repairs 60 AWAY! FOR. YoU Y& AND BURN THE RAW RUBBER STOCKS ... TONIGHT 16 NO BUSINESS. NOW, IF YOU WERE -TO TURN THE STUFF '\ § OVER TO US...THAT LETTER OF CREDIT § SHOWS HOW HANDSOMELY WE COULD PAY. ABN X 4 AND, OF- COURSE, ¥4 THERED BE, AHEM, COMMISSIONS. .. J Guaranteed Work Reasonable Prices BLACK MARKETS —AMONG THE FILTHY CAPITALISTS — ARE VIEWEP WITH FAVOR. 2 fl N = Days 987—Nites Red 858 Arctic Refrigeration Yov Have It When You N;zoh- Your best bet for quick delivery k Alr Express o+ . fast, dependable service by Alaska Coastal, ot low, economical rates. Your letter er wire te imwmmmbmumm_ your merchant, requesting delivery by Air Ex- | trol. press, assures you of having yowr merchandise | ‘when you mest need I ‘ |ACA COMPLETES ALl ' FLIGHTS THURSDAY | Passengers carried by Alaska ! | Coastal Airlines Thursday flights | totaled 43 with 3 on interport, 19 arriving and 21 departing. ACA Lcomplet.ed all flights yesterday with | Pan American and Pacific Northern I :s { flights cancelled because of weather. | Departing for Sitka were: Mr. m_ tean |and Mrs. O. Paxton, Mr. and Mrs. SOMETHING RIGHT FR’OM OUR HEARTS,ON ACCOUNT OF OUR PAPPYS HOME WHY NOT LET PAPPY AND NOW, WHEN WE Y THEN WHAT MAW AND ME SING A CO ON THE |WOULD You AIR_SUNDAY, | THREE CHRISTMAS CAROL.? SPARKLE WILL | LIKE TO - { |SING HER SOLO 5:30—Viking Varieties. NUMBERS AS L&( e 5:45—Eddy Arnold, (' . . . 6:00—Dinner News, | \ & : ) R = All programs subject to change There's an easy Heck, you can read Joa 3 ‘ 1 ez chair, a lamp d :;.rne. gy | I've got ( Ly and your books. g r 1 things all fixed for you in your den, Skeezix. | like to read, Nina, and I'm not going to let television interfere. (A it Sl E. L. Browder, Sgt. Ballinger; for | Pelican: Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Max, | Paul S, Warber; for Hoonah: Rev. | Sweeney, Samuel Johnson, Andrew | Jackson. For Ketchikan: Jack Molyneau,' |E. L. Jones; for Petersburg: Ed- | ward Hope; for Wrangell: Lars ‘Norland; for Skagway: Mrs. Mal- colm Moe, Tom Nally; for Haines: Charles Clayton, J. W. Gucker, Ma- rie Riley. Arriving from Haines were: Gus Jurgeleit, Art Jurgeleit; from Skag- ¢ (way: David Olson, T. R. Belcher; | from Eldred Rock: Ellis Bearce; from Gustavus: George A. Hannon, from Ketchikan: Dr. and Mrs. John Nevitt, Don Tesdahl; from Pe- ;tersburg: Thomas Eden, Bill Wil- | son. | From Pelican: Paul S. Warber; | | from Sitka: N. S. Miller, Bud | Whitesides, G. Cartillo, L. Lind- strom, G. Griechen; fro mTodd: | Oscar Johnson; from Kimsham | | Cove: Grace Hartley. HOLIDAY MESSAGES 10 BE FILED SOON AS POSSIBLE, ACS| The Alaska Communications Bys- tem announces that holiday mes- sages may be filed for Christmas Day and New Year's Day delivery. Filing messiges Wwell - in ddvarice of Christmas insures delivery at the intended time. The messages may be filed until January 1 for delivery on New Year’s Day. For Gift or_Guest LD HTZGERALD in Gay Holiday Carton 1 RECKON THAR NO, MARM-= X7 L ERT No Tite BUT IF T EVER HAVE VYE EVER | ['SPECT TO KETCH PUT A FULL MEAL| | ME A HUSBAND, ON TH'TABLE | I SHORE BETTER AFORE, | [ START | & CRICKET ?| | LARNIN GIT YORE PAWS OFFN THAT STEWPOT, GAL !! YE HAIN'T L'ARNIN’ COULD T COOK ON MY STUMMICK ! TH' VITTLES TONIGHT, UNT Say “Season’s Greetings”, with Kentucky’s Favorite Bonded Bourbon, “hand- made” for richer flavor on our genuine sour-mash recipe since 1870, ¢ OLD FASHIONED ; YouR 0B TN MR, LUMMOX,\ p NOT USE ot STITZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY, Established Lewlsville, Kentucky, 1849 BONDED KENTUCKY STRAIGHT SOUR MASH BOURBON WHISKEY —100 PROOF TARR AGAIN WITH ADS Woodrow Tarr is with the Acme Disposal Service according to an- nouncement made by Gus Peterson. Tarr has been with the service pre- viously. ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY SCHEDULED SAILINGS Anpapolis, Md., is laid out like 0 wheel, with the state capitol in NOW-HERE 15 AVERY FINE ARTICLE OF JEWELRY / A FINE DESIGN WITH OPALS AND DIAMONDS --A SAFETY CLASP-IT CAN BE WORN AS A BRACELET-AND- M 50 HAPPY ABOUT MAGGIE GIVIN' LIP OlL PAINTIN' AND SCULPTIN'-I'M GOIN! TO BUY HER A PRESENT/ on! 1IT's uusT BEAUTIFLUL/ A DIAMOND AND OPAL ANCHOR/ I CAN WEAR T ON MY SAILOR ~AND THAT GIVES ME at Juneau AN IDEA-I THINK WE SOUTHBOUND S.S. Denali Dec. 17 Petersburg Ketchikan ‘Wrangell Seattle S.S. Baranof ......Dec. 24 Ketchikan Seattle SHOULD BuY A YACHT-THIS 16 A NORTHBOUND BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR/ S.S. Baranef ...Dec. 19 Seward Sitka Dec. 25 Seward Cordova S.S. Denali Sitka From Seattle COASTAL MONARCH—December 22 H. E: Green, Agent-_—Junuu—Phones 2and 4