‘DISPENSING THE CHEER — Mrs. Walter Gifford.
w ife of the American Ai e r ■ e - • to Britain, presents toys
: donated by U. S. children to British youngsters in London.
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kt Sitka, Hoonuh, Tenakee, Skagway, Homo*
end similar communities, ACA reserves a spoored
block of seats so that its passengers share equal
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RADIO LOG
R I N 7
Alaska Broadcasting Oo.
CBS—NBC
DIAL 1460—J 6 NEAR
MONBAT EVENING
t tJOO— Ni'ws
•6:15—Dinner Mus, ?.
6:30—Billboard il Air.
6:45—Local News
7:00 JOHNNY DOLLAR-CBS.
. ;30 ARTHUR OODFHh'.Y-< B.
P:oo- father knows best
NBC.
8:3C -PRESIDENT TRUMAN
C3S.
0:00--Alaska News.
3:13—Music.
0:30- CANDY MATSON -NBC.
10:00—News.
tO :15- -Sports Roundup.
10 30 Forecasts.
10:35—Sign Off
TiT-n.vr moumim. s.m>
At TERNOON
7:00 —£unri:;e Serenade.
7.05— Local Weatl'./
7:30 -News. Summary
8:00—Morning Thought
8:10— Headline News.
8:20—Morning Thought
R:2J—Weather report
8:30—Rosary Pi ogram.
a <>»»— Music foi Uie Missus
9 30—Weather report.
9:35—Trio Time.
9:43—YOU AND VORLD-CBS.
in on N* 'v«.
10:05—Milady's Memo
10.30—Concert Hour.
11:00 -GEORGE FISHLR-CBS.
11:15—Listener; Digest.
11.30 ARTKER GODl'REY-CBS
12:03—Weather.
12:05—Salon Serenade.
12 T5—News.
12:30—MARK 1IOPKINS-NBC.
12:45—PLAYBOYS-NBC.
1:00—HEDDA HOPPER-NBC.
1:30—CHICAGOANS-CBS.
1:45 PICKENS PARTY-NBC.
2 :00—LIVING 1351 -NBC.
2:30—Proudly We Hail. [
3:03--PUBLIC AFFAIRS-NBC.
3:15- UNIVERSITY EXPLORER
CBS.
3:30 Parade of Hits.
4:15—Story Lady.
4:30—ETERNAL LIGHT-NBC. ;
5:00-BREAK THE BANK-NBC.
5:30—'TREASURY BANDSTAND- !
CBS.
All programs c:otrct to change
iue to conditions beyond oar coo- j
■.rot
GEORGE COU INS HERE
George L. Collins, landscapist
wiih the U. S. National Park Ser- J
vice with headquarters at San
Francisco, arrived Sunday from
Anchcrn; e to attend an Alaska
riel ! Committee meeting to be held •
here tomorrow and Wednesday. lie 1
will be here for t'.iree cr four days
and is stopnin; at the Hotel Ju-j
ncau. J
SITKA VI'ifOR
n. \7h, . of Sitka is at,
•die Earanof Kttei. j
t
WAIINEH’S
for
FISEING GEAR
400 S. I'ranklin — Phone 473
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♦Shtows Welding Co.|
A Q2 Tanks Tlue Extensions ❖
I Goat Tanks General Welding *,
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» Bok 2983—JUNEAU—Phone 289 $
j COLLINS and GEDDES !
| PLUMBING & HEATING j
j Kensington Bldg. (At City Float)
| P. O. Box 258 Phone 1039
GENUINE
OLD STYLE
SOUR MASH
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
SOURBON
WHISKEY
BONDED
100 PROOF
-mnu-vtusk mruMix, me, u«i»uw,
Dist.nbu'prt *hrtm«**»nnt AJ*rka
by ODOM COMPANY
m
SOME SAY IT'S
( UP AS HIGH AS
V SEVENTY-FIVE
/ PERCENT t—
\ •
1 Cop,. 1"M. K.n^ I ■ .-urn Sj„.l„ tr, l.u . VV ,..M '■<*< „ . . I_|
A IF THINGS APE )
( AS BAD AS THAT, \
> HOW COMF WE’VE It
( GOT MONEY IN ■</«
/ IN TH'S CORNER THE CCNTENPER, THE 1
POPULAR AND SENSATIONAL LT.*SWINGIN' I
so:. . OF the U.S. AIR FORCE ]
-, IN BLACK TRUNKS WEIGHING
I 7 TWO HUNPREP POUNPS..
' AMP IN THI5 CORNER. THE GREAT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION "
OF THE WORLD JOE PALOOKA IN WHITE' TRUCKS WEIGHING y-^
TWO HUNDRED... AND...YES..,TWO HUNDRED AND ,-> '
_EIGHTEEN POUNDS..^
moo.Jt
WOULD VE LIKE TO SEE \
TH* BODACIOUS WEDDIN'
RING I GOT FER VE, J
CRICKET^?
S8KES
ALIVE!!
I RECKON
I WOULD !1
\Co}' 1951, Inc., World rights reserved.
^ WHAT IN TH' NAME OF '
V CREATION IS HE DRAWIN'
-r A BUCKET OF C
|> \ WELL WARTER FER ?/
--,
] GIT UP
/ft LEETLE
CLOSER,
rlONJEV- POT
JES’ ft
LEETLE
closer
I
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Si
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rr
NURSE, WILL YOU CAECK Tl
.PLASMA FLOW FOR TA AT BOV
^tf^^ENP OF THE ROW ?
f OH, GOLLY' IF I COULP |
/ ONLY BREAK. AWAY LONG ^
I ENOUGH TO TELL HOTSHOT \
WHAT A PULL SKULL I'VE
V SEEN...BUT THERE'S SO
Vmuch TO PO HERE.
ffl (&2CZ&S. ('
y VvIwpsi^k
M
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A
ft
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fyBAM, SHE'S IN LOVE WITH CHARLES, YOU ^
EGOTISTICAL APE, AMP WHY MOT —MB PACKS J
A LOT OF MALE ANIMAL IN THAT SKINNY
FRAME. YOU'VE BEEN FOULING THEM UP TOO j|
LONG — BETTER TIPY UPAS YOU BOWOU^^^
the FOOL? i’ll cut his
JUGULAR VEIN. AS A
MATTER A’ FACTILLr-^j
ITS ALL OVER, EMPTY.
^PUT DOWN THE MILK
HL BOTTLE.
Reg. U.~S. Pat. Off.:
Copyright, 1951, by '
ThfC£*cafro Tribune.
KID, VOU CAN T A^
SLOW DOWN I LITTLE?
A LITTLE
now. gKm
I This time I knew you ]
worked here, Judy.
That's why I came. J
iijf|
lift
[4-25
rl misled you yesterday. |
I didn't get out for
lunch until late
m_s_ _
^ Let’s be friends. There’s
a good show on at the
Arcade. How about it —
you and me, tonight? ,
' i ‘Trtrra—I /
yousAyV
you are)
aw sou, s
but caw 4
*jt>u PROVE
IT?? T—
Ves,X^
You are}
strong"
LIKE
YOUR
POPPA
VU.
30 PACK YOUR \
1 THINGS, MAMAfjl
Taje^PETjEAviN7)
\VAPPL5 ISLAND)
POCKSu\?OpeV£ tt)OMTTAK£ His)
ROCKS// [MAMA AOJAV COITHOUT A J
p2etW\ ir<.
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( o|'f. I*>M. Kiiij* iv.ifuns Symlu-tlc. liu., VC'orM ritfii'i nxrvttl. ^ I
THE PEOPLE DOWNS7AIPO
HAVE BEEN HAMMERING
ALL DAY-I WISH THEY'D
-^ CUTIT OUT- -
I'LL GIVE THE FLOOR
A FEW WHACKS JUST
TO LET THEM KNOW
TWO CAN PLAV AT
j THIS GAME- |
r*v/
SO YOU'RE THE ONE WHO
GAVE ME THIS HEADACHE
AND I BLAMED THAT
HAMMERING ON THE PEOPLE
DOWNSTAIRS - GET OUT OF
THIS HOUSE BEFORE I *
LOSE MY TEMPER?j
WHAT A BREAK FOR
ME - IF I'D PLANNED
IT THAT WAY IT NEVER
WOULD HAVE WORKED- LJ
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