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MONDAY Tl'KSDAY AND WKDNKSDAY THURSDAY
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oremen was done by government
request and a duplicate set of
prints taken.
According to Chief Clark the
prints will go, one set. each to the
Anchorage F.B.I, and the other to
F.B.I. headquarters in Wash. D. C.
The city has neither of the sets
nor requires them be stated.
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Must be a hungry bunch on
board the Hastings Victory. When
tlu* anchor was dropped Friday
morning about 125 fathoms went
with it. Halibut are nearer the
mouth of the bay, boys.
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Here’s once the writer of tlie
8-Ball column is behind the 8-Ball:
Promised last issue to give
Moody’s Department store a write
up and ‘“clean" forgot it.
We haven't the space to loll you j
what they have or how nice it. is j
hut, tell you wiiat you do, go I
down and sec some of the bar- j
gains yourself. Sure its worth- '
while—tlie prices arc* right.
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The Boston terrier." one of the
few native American-bred dogs,
was developed by crossing the
English bulldog and the white
English terrier
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jte, often designates itself as the
‘‘Sunshine State,” a title given
to New Mexico. Strangely enough.
Florida and California, which
might lay claims to the title, are
designated as ‘‘The Peninsula
and ‘‘C,olden” states respectively.
Alaska’s shortest days. Dec. 21
-22, at Fairbanks, Sun rises 9:55
a m.; Sun sets 1 :40 p.m.; Pos
sible sunshine 2 hours 45 min
utes; highest temperature 1 de
gree Fahrenheit below zero De
cember 21.
TIMEI.V TIPS
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Psych ia.tr jst: “Do you suffer
from claustrophobia—you know,
fear of confined spaces?”
Miss Jones: “Yes, for years
now I've been in a constant
dither about the danger of con
finement.
The human heart pumps the
equivalent of six barrels of blood
every hour, the World Hook En
cyclopedia stales.
According to poultry experts,
egg production is inherited.
ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
Program Schedules
SAT JAN., 17
4:15— G ospel Ta b.
4:30 1 Niiilit. Stand
3:00—Fiesta
0:00 News. W. Rep.
(>: 13— Sonjt & Da nee
(5:43—Here’s to Vets.
7:0(4 -Local Nows
7:15- H-wd Cowfjrls
7:45—Travel Tips
7:53—‘.Bowlins Bits
8:00—News. Mar, F.
8:13—Tello Tunes
8:30— House in Ctry. ;
0:00—Aaa. Try news
9:15—Church An.
9:30—Hit Parade
10:00—News
10:15—Music Hall
11:00—Joan Davis
SUN., JAN. 18
ON AIR 7:55 A.M.
8:00—Back to Bible I
8:30—News
8:35— Travel Tips
8:45— Hal Watkins
9:00—Ser. in Song
9:15—Shield of Faith
9:45—Harv’st of Str's
10:15—Voice of Phcy
10:45—News
11:30— Luth’n Wor.
12:00—Travel Tips
12:30—Lutheran Hour I
1:00—News, weath’r
1:15—Sun. Serenade
1:30—Am. Album
2:00—Sym. of World
3:00—Manhat. MGR
3:15—Bing Crosby
3:45—Sammy Kaye
4:30—Der flater mse
5:25—Sports Page
6:00—News Weather
6:15—Geo. Jessel
6:30—Amos & Andy
7:00—Am. Dream
7:30—Art. Godfrey
7:55—Sp’lt on sports
8:00—N’ws Mar For.
8:15— Dennis Day
8:45—Organ Ser.
9:00—Revival Hour
10:00—News try news
10:15—iGinny Sims
MON., JAN.19
ON AIR 6:30 A.M.
6:30—-Com. Per.
7:25—Fun at Bk’fast
7:30—News. Weath’r
7:45—Record of Day
7:50—Family Altar
7:55—Weather
8:00 Travel Tips
8:12—News
8:15—Fred Waring
9:00—Record Album
9:30—Milady’s memo
10:00—Village Store
12:05—Travel Tips
12:15- -News
12:30—Shopping Tour
1:15—Health Service
1:30—Childrens show
1:45—Hello France
2:00 Concert Hall j
2:30—Henry Morgan
3:00—Come in kitch.
3:15 —Spotl't Band
4:00—Christ ian Brhd
4:30—Abbot, Cost'llo
5:00—Suppper Club ;
5:25—Sports Page !
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—Fit with Music
6:00— News, Weather
6:15—Song & Dance
6:45—Claudia
7:00—Local News j
7:15—Waltz Time
7:30 Art Godfrey
7:55—Sp'It on sports
8:00 N’ws, Mar For
8:30—Decision Now i
8:45—Music News
9:00—Aaa. Tidy n’ws
9:15—Fred Waring
10:00—News
10:15—:20 Questions
11:00 —Mystery Play
TUES., JAN. 20
6:30—1 Night Stand
7:00—Juke Box
7:30—News
7:45 —Fun at Bkfst
7:50—Family Altai
7:55—Weather
3:00—Travel Tips
8:12—News
8:15—Fred Waring
9:00—Record Album
9:30—Milady’s memo
10:00—News
10:30—Theatre Guild
12:05—Travel Tips
12:15—News
12:30—S h op p' r s it u i d e
1:15—Melody r’ndup
1:30—Childrens Hr.
2:00— 1 Night Stand
2:30—Burns & Allen
3:00—Tea Time
3:30—Dick Haymes
4:15—Bahar
4:30—Lone Ranger
5:00—Supper Club
7-;o kc—o.uuu watis
f>: 00—,N e w s, w o’ t h e r
0:15—Song & Dance
0:45—Claudia
7:00—Local News
7:15—Camera Talk
7:30—Songs of U. N.
7:45— Travel Tips
7:55 Bowling Bits
3:00—News, Mar fst
8:15 Tello Tunes
8:30—Guest Star
8:45—This Day
9:00—Aaa. twy n’vvs
0:15—Bob Hope
10:00—News
10:15—Red Skelton
10:45—Book of Mem.
11:00—Calif. Melodies
WED. JAN. £1
ON AIR 6:30 A.M.
(5:30—Jubilee
7:00—Juke bx reqst.
' 7:25—Fun at Bk’fast
7:30 News, Weather
7:50—Fam’ly Altar
7:55—Weather
8:00—Travel Tips
8:12—News
8:15—Fred Waring
9:00—Record Album
9:30—.Miladys Memo
10:00—News
10:30—Music we Love
11:00—Tony Martin
12:05—Travel Tips
12:15—News
12:30—Shop’ers guide
1:15—Ex ten. Service
1:30—Childrens hour
2:00—Mus Am. loves
3:00—Come in kitch.
3:15—Supper Club
4:00—Shield of Faith
4:30—Village Store
5:00—Spot’lt Bands
5:15—Sports Reel
0:00—News, weather
0:15—Song & Dance
0:45—Claudia
7:00—Local News
7:30—Art Godfrey
7:55—Bowling Bits
8:00—News, Mar 1st
8:15 Heres Harmon
8:30—House in C’try
8:45—Music News
9:00—Alaskan News
9:15—Fibber McGee
9:45—Bing Crosby
10:00—News
10:15—Henry Morgan
10:45—Book of Mem.
11:00—Man called X
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