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Kid Matthews
May Get Maxim
in Title Go
CHICAGO, Dec. 22— </P1 —Jack
Kearns, manager of light-heavy
weight champion Joey Maxim, says
he's ready to give Harry Matthews
a title fight.
“Matthews has been crying be
cause he can’t get a title bout,” said
Kearns. “Well, we’re ready to give
him a championship fight. Also we'll
let him have 20 percent of the net
gate, which is a eenerous portion for
a challenger with the title at stake.”
The International Boxing Club,
in offering Matthews a title chance
at Maxim, has said the challenger
would get 15 percent.
“Jack Hurley (manager of Mat
thews) can get the fight in San
Francisco, Chicago Stadium or Mad
ison Square Garden,” Kearns said.
“He can take his pick. If Matthews
doesn’t accept this proposal for a
title match we'll be forced to ac
cept an offer to defend Maxim’s
title in England. Maxim is back in
top shape and doesn’t want to go
through another idle period.”
Keaii\s asserted that Hurley was
avoiding a showdown with Maxim.
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Route 3A Dick Pegues Blue 100
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Radio Log
K I N Y
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
CBS — LBS
DIAL 1460—JUNEAU
SATURDAY EVENING
5:00—Story Lady.
5:30—Viking Varieties.
5:45—Idclla Marsh.
G>00—Cl-AS. LEEDHAM'S NEWS
LBS. t
6:15—Sport Shorts.
6:30—Billboard or the Air.
6:45—Locals News.
7:00—OPERATION UNDER
GROUMD-CBS.
7:30—RED SKELTON-CBS.
3:00—MISS BROOKS-CBS.
8:30—BIG TIME-CBS.
9:00—Alaska News
9:15—WORLD VIEWS-LBS.
9:30—STARS OVER HOLLY
WOOD-CBS,
10:00—Tomorrow’s News.
10:15—Sport Roundup.
10:30—Forecasts.
10:36—Sign orr.
SUNDAY
8:00—Healing Waters.
8:30—Christmas Carols.
9:00—Revival Hour.
10:00—Forecasts.
10:05—Organ Moods.
10:15—Voice of Prophecy.
10:45—Sunshine Boys.
11:00—Good News Hour.
11:30—Guest Star.
11:45—Lutheran Hour.
12:15—Newn.
12:30—Christian Brotfcerho^-J
Hour.
1:00—Ave Maria Hour.
1:30—RAMS-BROWNS GAME
' LBS.
4:30—TALENT SCOUTS-CBS.
5:00—Christmas Oratorio.
6:00—News.
6:15—weekly Spectator—Sam
Hayes.
6:30—Alaska Light Concert.
7:00—GRAND CENTRAL-CBS.
7:30—JACK BENNY-CBS.
8 :00—BERGEN-McCARTHY
CBS.
8:30—BING CROSBY-CBS.
9:00—News.
9:15—Idella Marsh.
9:30—PAUL WESTON-CBS.
10:00—HOW TO-CBS.
10:30—Forecasts.
All programs subject to change
due to conditions beyond our con
trol.
ATTENTION
Save—Royal Xmas lampsets 70
cents and up—spare bulbs. Alaska
Radio Supply, 307 Seward. tf
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than - celf. Signed—John' E. Dap
J cevich. 994-4t
WARNER’S |
for
Pipe 'n Fittings
406 B. Franklin — Phone 47S
F 1 1
SEWING and ALTERATIONS
Mrs. Emil Jacobson
Telephone 997
326 Second Street—Juneau
Befrigeration Service
PARSONS ELECTRIC, Inc.
-Phones
1016 and 161
Chiropractic Clinic
GENERAL PRACTICE
Foot Correction
Colon Irrigation
Beltone Hearing Aids
Dr. G. N. Caldwell
Open Evenings by Appointment
Phone 477 Front and Main
GENUINE
OLD STYLE
SOUR MASH
KENTUCKY
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
BONDED
100 PROOF
mna-wam mutiny. mc^twiwin».«T.
Distributed throughout Alaska
bj ODOM COMPANY
OH, BLONDIE,
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CUTEST HAT^/
TODAY- ITS l7
FELT TRIMMED
|^N VELVET
SOUNDS GPAND
I’D UOVF
;to see it;
TOOTSIE
CAN YOU
HOLD THE LINE .
A FEW
MINUTES,
BLONDlE ? l
t&\L 'S
^bCJN£.
But, VVilmen, if you make
S100,000 and pay your
income tax,you'd still
^^have 025,000.
lir rxcT^i _
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That isn’t
i hat isn't
for all the work
It’s four tiines lYes, 5keex, but I can't
as much as you're)bear the thought of
makina now. /payin’ 75,000 bucks
to the government.1
You’d be doing yourself a
big favor, and it would be
patriotic to be able to
contribute $7?,000 r-uu
nowr
Maybe you’re"'
right, but I wish
they’d split the
WITHOUT
FURTHER
APVEMTURE
THE SHIP
PEACHES
HOME
PORT
SAFELY
AMD ALL
ABOARD
60
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GOOD OL' OUTSIDE JT
SEEM DOIN'J T-—
, 60ELL. POPEVE,
r4)E'v/E OOON EVEpy
<3A*AE SO FAR**
BUT!/
NO WONDER
HE PRETENDED
NOT TO
RECOGNIZE
0 ME. .. THEY
C HAD HIM
A COVERED...
%E
5NEAKS
QUIETLY
BEHIND
THE CAR...
THE
TRAIN
CREW ARE
SEARCHING
THE
TRACKS
WITH
LANTERNS...
LORO... I'VE SOT A TOUGH
DECISION TO MAKE...
rv HOPE THIS ANKLE HOLDS,
OUT...-C M-MA\ t£ rk
. ( BETTER 6E-T TO WORK,
'l ZOUNPOPP. THE COLONEL
j wonLP BE ANORy IP HE
[ kNBW VOU'P REPORTED
V LATE.
I WAE WALKING..
I HAVE SOMETHING
THINK ABOUT...
BAH.1 I'VE SEEM TWO LOCAL PEASANT*
KISS ANP ONE SOLPIER SHOW ANOTHER1
HIS GIRLS PHOTO — ANP I AM PEPRESSEP
... WHAT AM I THINKING ? I AM ABOVE
SENTIMENTAL RELATIONSHIPS'
KCAflb.
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MV COLONEL, THE WEATHER.
OFFICER REPORTS THAT THE
SKIES SWOULP EE CLEAR ENOUGH T OUR GUEST HAS JUST
AEOUT USEP UP HIS
SPAM OF TEARS,
JrOE THE TEST By MORNING.
EXCELLENT!,..I’M
AFRAIP THEN THAT
JOHN DUBBS? VEAM—
WE GOT A BOX FOR
““ Iteg. U. S. P«t. Off.;
, « i j'. i ieht, 1951, by
! The ( nicagx; Tiibunc.'
LIGHTEST
TELEVISION
SET X EVER
HANDLED?
SEEMS LIKE
ITS EMPTY
NO CHASSIS.
JUST A
CABINET OF
VERY
LIGHT WOOD.
* O u.
And inside an express
CAR, 50 MILES UP THE LINE.
I DIDN’T SEE HIM
COME IN, AND I DIDN'T
NEAR ANY SNOTS. .
■■■ ■ , ■ ■ H—in -ITT
CUT THE CAR OUT AND
LEAVE IT ON THE SIDING
AND DON'T TOUCH THE
BODY TILL THE POLICE ,
GET HERE.
Lfiwsy, NO!! I
I HAIN'T SEEN '
OR HEERED. TELLV
of nobody takin1
NO BETS ON TH‘
ROOTIN' HOLLER
BUG RACE.
SHER'FF \\'A
'5HUX— I CRAVED
TO MAKE A LEETLE
FRIENDLY WAGER ON
“BLUEGRASS HOPPER"
FROM OU KAINTUCKY
6 TO 1
^HE DON'T
WIN
9 l/z TO ONE
W HE DON'T
--PLACE
& TO
HE COWES
(N LAST
/ THUTTV T6
/ ONE H£
A DON'T NEV/£ft
^^COM£ IN
8to1^
HE
DON'T
I HAVE A SURPRISE FOP
YOU-I WAkIT YOU, TO
H/RE MY COUSIkl
EMCIKJO TO WORK
IW YOUR OFFICE
HE'S STEADY AkID
HONEST
r~
r DOkl'T RklOW
ABOUT HIM BEIkl'
HOklEST- BUT I
k'UOW THAT HE'S
STEADY-I MEVEE
SAW HIM MOVE /!
' '
well--r
SUPPOSE
I'LL HAVE
TO HIRE
HIM-BUT TO
GET HIM TO
WORK ie
1
A PROBLEM
M
WEL-.-AR5 sOU PEADY TO GO
TO WORK ? WHEN DO YOU
WAKIT TO START
aw what would
YOU LIRE TO DO?
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#3
OH-I'LL START
RIGHT AWAY -
AW IF YOU PAY
ME TWO
WEEKS'
SALARY
I'LL START
ON MV
vacation/