The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 22, 1951, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951 "BEST (OOK" INTERVIEW CONCLUDED BY MC CALL'S PHOTOGRAPHER IANEELLI “Anyone is a damn fool to leave Juneau for New York on a day this and you can quote me, 8 Fons Iannelli's parting word to a reporter before he enplaned for the outh Thursday after completing Aulo Seats Rebuilt Assortment of FABRICS and PLASTICS Jacobson Upholstery Phone 997—Juneau IF YOU ARE SICK and have POOR HEALTH Try Natural Methods for they may be the ANSWER to your problem Chiropractic Clinic Dr. G. M. Caldwell Ph. 477 Front & Main D ] his Juneau assignment for McCall's magazine. Tannelli arrived here Tuesday tol do the photography for a “Best Cook in Our Town” spread in Mc- Call's featuring Juneau's best cook. Assignment to do the story was given to Mrs. Oren R. Cleveland by Helen McCully, food department o editor of McCelis and Mrs. Cecil " Casler was selected by McCalls as Juneau’s “best cook.” All of Juneau and its very pho- togenic vicinity has been photo- graped by Mr. Iannelli under the guidance of Mrs. Casler and Mrs Cleveland. And of course there were pictures and an interview with Mrs. Casler during the preparation of the best cook’s dinner at the Casler home Wednesday night. ‘The menu—and the recipes cho- sen by Miss McCully for the Mc- Call's Magazine feature? They are a secret until publication a few months from now. In the meantime we can look for- ward to some good publicity for Juneau, tr s to the enthusiasm for cur town. —EMPIRE WANT ADS PFAY— NICHOLSON’S WELDING SHOP Tanks and General Welding ALL WORK GUARANTEED P. O. Box 1529+—Feero Bldg. 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GENERAL CONTRACTORS New Building — Remodeling — Cabinet Work Concrete Work — Forms — Sand & Gravel Plumbing ® Healing 0il Burners Douglas 364 *" Nights-Red 730 gL ATLeER K{;ntuck)"s ‘ %0 moor e RADIO LCG | Alaskathrlm}dzla!t Cd. CBS — NBC DIAL 1460 — JUNEAU FRIDAY EVENING 6:00—-DICK ROEHL'S NEWS- LBS. 6:15—Dinner Mustc. 6:30—Billboard of Al §:45—Local News 7:00—SUSPENSE-CBS. 7.30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS 8:00—YESTERADY, TODAY & TOMORROW-NBC 8:30—MR. MOTO-NBC. 9:00—Alaskan News. 9:15—JOS. C. HARSCH-LBS. 9:30—Bubbles at Baranof. 10:00—Alaska Line News. 10:15—Sports Round-Up. 10:30—Weather. 10:35—-Sign Off. | Saturday Moraing and Afternoon | Sign On. 7:00—Sunrise Sersnads. 7:30—Moraing News. 8:00—Morning ‘ITiought. £:10—Headline News, 8:25—Weather report. 4:00— Music for the Missus. 9:25—Weather. 9:30—Radio Kids Bible Club. 10:00—News. 10:05—Just Jazz. 10:15—Christian Science. 10:30—MAKE WAY FOR YOUTH- CBS. 11:00—Buddy Bear ' 11:15—Imperial Leader I 11:30—Caholic Church. 12:00—Weather. 12:15—News, 12,30—MIND YOUR MANNERS- NBCt. 1:00—ARCHIE ANDREWS-NBC. 1:30—BIG LEAGUE GAME-LBS 4:45—Children’s Chapel. 5:00—FUN TO BE YOUNG-CBS 5:30—Viking Varicties. 5:45—Red Cross. All programs subject % chauge fue to coudii:cns beyond sur uupi i ! | i MATCHING FUNDS FOR TERR. CIV. DEFENSE PROGRAM ARE ASKED | . A total! ‘of $50,000 has been ask- ed 'for in a telegram to Millard {Caldwell, national director of civ- “ilian defense, to be used as match- ing funds in the procurement of medical supplies in Alaska's civilian defense program. The telegram was sent by Col. J. D. Alexander, territorial director of tcivilian defense, with the concur- rence of Governor Ernest Gruening. The medical supplies will be dis- tributed to various civilian defense organizations in Alaska with first priority given to the most critical areas of Anchorage and Fairbanks. Those areas with second priority of receiving the supplies are the areas of southeast Alaska, Seward and Nome. ' WARNER’S FISHING GEAR 406 S. Franklin — Phone 473 Burrows Welding Co. Oil Tanks Flue Extensions Boat Tanks General Welding t‘Box 2983—JUNEAU—FPhone 289 ¢ COLLINS and GEDDES PLUMBING & HEATING Kensington Bldg. (At City Float) P. O. Box 258 Phone 1039 NASH SALES and SERVICE CHRISTENSEN BROS. 909 12th Phone Green 279 - T CETARY, Distributed throughout Alaska by ODOM COMPANY THE. DAILY- AASKA EMPIRE—JUNEA COME (N MY LABBERTORY, /£ CRICKET, AN' ('LL SHOW YE [ WHAT T BEEN INVENTIN' [TH' LAST TWENTY YEARS P SA 2 SNIFF = T THO'T YA : 0 VA BROUGHT GROCRIES MONWEILL GIT N —f "I THAT BAG... « SNIFF jt 7+ SNIFF s« SO WE COULD OMETHIN' TO EAT, 4 » EAT AT HOME . U, ALASKA > ( pagwoop stick ) YOUR HAND OUT TS RAINING ) LA"_A OR AINT'CHA 7 LOVE ;'« WHODPS /. . o v YEul POIFUME * | asked him Mr. Blough didn't think our $500 budget for advertising was enough, to start, RASSLERS AN' HOCKEY PLAYERS COME THIZOUGH fOU ARE QUITE RIGHT, PoPEYE", BILLIE, BABY! THE CUTEST LITTLE | DON'T DO ANYTHING I OFF AT YOLUR HOUSE - BUT YOUR MAID TOLD ME YOLI HAD LEFT- CERTAINLY A HARD WORKER - BUT WHAT A LY WOMAN / later and he said it should be $25,000 | /] |} 1000 customers. ‘we made only 5 cents a basket that's $50 a day profit. AND POPEVE, THERE ALSO ARE DANCERS AN' DON'T PAGE SEVEN BLONDIE - grinG THE WASTEBASKET, --IT'S RAINING T~ _ DOLLAR __SS5e N8~ BiLLS ! YOU aN' YORE FEMALE (NTOOISHUN-- K FIDDLE- I GOT A QUARE FEELIN' WE-UNS (S BEIN' FOLLERED DEE-DEE ! SR UH...I GOTTA GO SOME- WHERE ON BIZNESS ... SEE YA T'NITE WHEN YA RETOIN..,NIGHTY NIGHTY... a7 WHOOPS! would make 2000| matérial expense,ou baskets extra. We | profit wouegnbe ]5r could sell them at | cents. Times 2000 YES, WIMPY, RANCHES Wi’ TAKE OFF. I HAVE A CAR WAITING OUT FRONT, HE 5AY5. —— W|TH FOUR FLAT TIRES AND DOORS THAT FALL OFF! I SHOLLD WORRY WHAT THE NEW MAID LOOKS LIKE - AS LONG AS GHE DOES THE JIGGS -YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO FIND A NEW MAID- I'VE BEEN WORKING LIKE A SLAVE - EVERYBODY WHO COMES IN HERE THINKS I'M THE