The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 2, 1951, Page 5

g RADIO LOG ‘ i | l | | SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1951 ENEW BIOLOGIST FOR w<ASKA FISHERIES j2sis™ o Coiid for s Edward Maryich has arrived here obuce o Alaska where office to join the Alaska Department of TURDA i sple! laboratory and library facil- Fisheries as_senior glolofllc in | Her have been offered by the Un.| 5:00—FUN TO BE YOUNG-CBS. harge of the sports fish program, tversity. 5:30—Viking Varieties. . L.’ Anderson, direcésr, announ- 5:45—Public Health Center. ced today. The new biologist drove his car, 6:00—DICK ROEHL'S NEWS- i P { up over the Alaska Highway, left Marvich of Seattle, is a graduate | ;o4 Haines and reported here. An- 2 i {rom the University ¢’ Washington | qereon will join him Saturday and 6:15—Dinner Musie. | Fisheries Department in 1941, after ‘they will fly to Hairies where they]: 8:30—Billboard of the Alr. \which he went with the Fish and | gn) piek up thecar and drive to| 6:45—Locals News, W“dl‘ff Service on grayling and | pgypanks doing some stream stud- ltrout in Yellowstone Park. Later fes enroute. he went with the Washington State | Game Department working espec- ially: orr depleted streams and lakes Police Gatzette, is a collec'.nr of antiques. dolng rehabilitatioll work and had change of four hatcheries. During i g e T T FOR Knofly White Pine Red Cedar Shingles Also-Lumber of all species - INLY. ONE QUALITY - THE BEST the war he served 4% )urs in thel 7:00—SONGS FOR SALE-CBS. 8:00—HEAR IT NOW-CBS. 9:00—Alaska News. 9:15—BENJAMIN COHEN-LBS. 9:30—SAM SPADE-NEC. 10:00—Tomorrow's News. '10:15—Sports Roundup. Harold Roswell, publisher of the 10; W—Ol‘llfl Interlude, m:HmN CROSS BONG é 11:00—Good News Hour. 11:39—Guest Star. | u :45—Lutheran mmr 12:1 12 so—caflm.n Brotkerhoit L oo—five Maria Hour. 1:30—BASEBALL GAME-LBS. Write 4:30—TALENT SCOUTS-CBS. 5:00—CHARLIE WILD-CBS. 5:30—STARS OVER HOLLYe " Vanconver Lumber Co. (1931) Limited sTARS oy C. Vnncouver, Brmsh Columbia §:00—Newe. — 6:15—Weekly Spectator—Sam oo e v e st 1 Hayes. i ¥ 6:30—Alasks Light Conecert. i 7:00—SHORT STORY-NBC. t 7:30—JACK BENNY-CBS. i 8:00—CHARLIE McCARTHY- i CBS. | ¢ 8:30—BING CROSBY-CBS. | 9:15—MUSIC YOU KNOW-CBS. il [ 9:00—News. | 9:30—SPOTLIGHT ON MUSIC- CBS. 10:00—QUIZ KIDS-NBC. 10:30—Forecasts. All progtams subject to eharge due to ocondiiions beyond our ocop- ' trol. ‘| MRs. HARMON SONS LEAVE FOR WISCONSIN | Mrs. Henry Harmon and two sons, Jim and Joe, left on the Princess Louise for Seattle. From Seattle they will fly to Du- o rand, Wisconsin, where they will’ spend two months visiting Mrs. Har- i§ mon’s father = and her. husband’s 'mother. Harmon, who is director of public welfare for the Territory, will join his family in Wisconsin in July. Durand is the former home of both Mr. and Mrs. Harmon and the young sons of the family are look-, ing forward to having a good time on their. grandparents’ farms. The family will return home the last of July. WARIEER’S FISHING GEAR 406 S, Franklin — Phone 473 wwm‘ Burrows Welding Co. Qil Tanks Flue Extensions Boat Tanks General Welding $ Box 2983—JUNEAU—Phone 280 § | ' COLLINS and GEDDES PLUMBING & HEATING Kensjngton Bldg. (AtWM) 1 Phone 1039 POBoxm FIRST NATloNAL nm of "JNIAV. A S ll § and SBERVICE SEN BROS. m Phone Green 279 DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TO K ' via Pefersburg u&'iu L ":‘_v With conriections to Craig, Klawoek Convenient afternoon depa.rt FOR RESERVATI “fl PHONE Red 872 ~0il Bumers Telephone 319 : Nlflhlg—fld» 730 HARAI PLUYIING & REATONGC0- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI‘—JU\IEAU ALASKA HAPPV BIkTHMV' AND 1 WANTED »ou 10 WAAL, GOOD-LOOKIN' YOUNG BRIDEGROOM --TH' PRIDE OF HOOTIN' HOLLER-- MAYOR RIDDLES BARLOW HISSE'F -~ (N PERSON ! Eavesozoppme MAY NOT BE LADYLIKE, 5 BUT I HAD TO KNOW WHAT THAT SAWED- R OFF LOCHINVAR WAS UP TO. q . o i ’S e, 4III!'",“ A i i § /"Whmx 7 THE EYE, SOLLY... 1HE EYE...NEVER 1S...PALOOKA CHOPPED A RIGHT TO LEVIN'S HEAD... HE STOPPED COLD... A-A-" AND PALOOKA BROUGHT ANOTHER RIGHT TO THE JAW.., LEVIN REFUSES TO GIVE GROUND.. =" Mom, I'vé.got the : Phyllis, I'll be-working out % grandest news! the costs on our new { uvr:,deizstand, . ; alt. = S father mustn't be annayed, expendable wastebasket and | mustnt be disturbed. WISH MY BROTHER HADN'T TAKEN THAT JOB AS BUS DRIVER -HE HASN'T BEEN :IN THRE! ficate, lnc., World rights rese Shhh! Judy! Your WHATSOMEVER YO'RE HQT;H(N (L_I(P SNUFFY-- 50LDIER, THAT 15 A DARB OF AN UNDERSTATEMENT. Gosh, Mom, lve forgotten! ”-fl ‘mev'u. WANT AAORE MILK WHEN THEY P COME