FKI INSTRUCTION TO
HE GIVEN JUNIORS
Ski instruction will b.? offered to
juniors of all ages tomorrow on the
Ski Trail, Dean Williams, of the
Juneau Ski Club, announced today.
Bill Dean and other experts will be
on hand at noon, he said. This is
to be a regular Saturday activity
for the winter.
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ROBERT SATRE WILL
APPEAR ON PROGRAM
BROADCAST ON SAT.
Robert Satre, son of Mr and
Mrs. John Satre, is one of the ama
teur composers who will appear on
the CBS program “Songs for Sale"
when it is broadcast by KINY Sat
urday evening from 7 to 8 o’clock,
in the spot formerly occupied by
“Sing it Again.”
The new program, starring co
median Jan Murray and singer
Rosemary Clooney, gives aspiring
song writers a chance to have the'r
tunes broadcast, and perhaps re
corded and published.
Young Satre. who is attending
school in Chicago, actually appeared
on the program three weeks ago
when it was transcribed by the
Alaska Broadcasting Company in
Seattle for release at this time. Al
though the song mentioned on the
program was not among the win
ners, another of Satre’s composi
tions has been selected by the
judges for recording and publica
tion.
Satre has aapeared on the local
“Teen-Age Quiz” broadcasts twice
to be interviewed and plug his tunes.
SONS OF NORWAY
Ledge meeting Sat eve. Dec. 2,
8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. 672-2t
LDS BAZAAR
LDS Relief S'oc. Bazaar Sat. Dec.
2, at Vic Powers, 1C i m. S7'J -3t
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RADIO LOG
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K I N Y
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
CBS — NBC
DIAL 1460—JUNEAO
Ml IDAY EVENING
j G:00—News.
6:15—Music.
6:30—Billboard of Air.
6:45—Local News.
7 00—Ave Maria Hour
7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS
8:00—Touchdown Tips.
8:15—Alaska Time.
8:45—HOWARD 1C. SMITH-CBS
0:00—Alaska News.
9:15—Cote Glee Club.
9:30—DIMENSION ''X"-NBC.
10.00—News.
10:15—Sports Roundup.
10:30—Forecasts.
10:35—Sign Off.
•Saturday CMr-rniuc ar.C AJiernuuu |
Sign Gn
I 00—Sunr.se Surprise.
7:30—Morning News.
8 00—Morning Thought.
8:10—Headline News.
8:25—Weathpr wo
8:30—ARCHIE ANDREWS-NBC.
9'00— MUSIC tor Uie Mu.su*
9:25—Weather.
9:30—INVITATION TO LEARN
ING-CBS.
10:00—News.
10:05—Just Jazz.
10:30—Saturday Morning Hoe
down.
11:00—Kids on KINY.
II :45—Singers of Songs.
12:00—Weather.
12:15— News.
12:30—COAST GUARD CADET8
NBC.
1:C0—Dance 3and.
1:30—Christian Scienc e
1:45—ASSOCIATED FOOTBALL
AWARD-NBC.
2:00—NBC SYMPHONY-NBC.
2:30 ROMANCE AND RHYTHM
NBC,
3:00—MEET THE MISSUS-CBS.
3.30—BROADWAY IS MY BEAT
CBS.
4:00—EARN YOUR VACATION- j
CBS.
4:30—Catholic Information Center j
4:45—Children’s Chapel.
5:00—Story i.ady.
; : 15—Airiane Trio.
o 30—Viking Varieties.
5:45—Eddy .Arnold.
6:01—Dinner News,
rtb programs suo.iect tc ...na'igf |
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CRASH PILOT UPS
ANTE !N HIS SUiT '
AGAINST AfRLNE!
SEATTLE, Dec. 1—;.4V-The pilot
of a passenger airplane which!
crashed at the Seattle-Tacoma Air- j
port three years ago yesterday sued
the Alaska Airlines, Inc., for;
; 352,COO today.
James E. Farris, the pilot, filed
the action in U.S. District Court,
asking $27,COO far loss of earnings
since his discharge, five months
after the accident, and $225,000 for !
loss of future earnings.
Eight persons were killed in the
crash, which occurred when the
airplane ran off the field in land
ing.
j Farris filed another suit in
Superior Court here Tuesday, ask
ing $10,940 of Alaska Airlines and j
the Boeing Airplane Co., for in
juries and loss of personal effects,
j Farris said Boeing’s had serviced
| the aircraft. He asserted the plane’s
equipment was defective.
In the action filed today. Farris
said he was discharged' without
proper notice and that Alaska Air
! lines failed to explain the cause of
! his dismissal and did not give him
I a proper hearing. He said he had j
| been unable to obtain new employ- j
i ment because cf damage to his!
S reputation.
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’’FLYWAY" SURVEY
TO START JAN. 1
! The annual winter inventory on
the flyways of migratory water
fowl will start the first of Janu
ary in Alaska, Canada, the United
States and Mexico, Clarence Rhode,
Regional Director of the Fish and
j Wildlife Service said today,
i While it has been generally de
i termined that the majority of
Alaska game birds do not go to
Mexico, certain segments were found
there last year and a study will
be continued. Robert Smith, "Fly
y ay” biologist for the Fish and
Wildlife Service will make the sur
j vey on a new Grumman Goose re
cently acquired by the service,
Rhode said. He will take off from
Klamath Falls, his present head
quarters.
Rhode said the Coast Guard and
Air Forces aid the service in the
' survey by furnishing planes.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Girl Scout Troop No. 5 met at
the Methodist Church Tuesday.
President Margaret Ann Pyle called
] the meeting to order. Cookies were
served by Yvonne Guy and Georgia
I Clark after the business meeting.
We then made our Christmas bas
kets for the hospitals.
Dorothy Mize, reporter.
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THERE’sYhe’S NOME FROM
MUGG' Jtme VETERINARVS.
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THE CHEERFUL
EARFUL CLUB
WHICH MEETS
WEEKLY DURING
THE FOOTBALL
SEASON FOR THE
DOUBLE PURPOSE OF
REGRETTING WHAT
HAS HAPPENED AND
PREDICTING IT WONT
HAPPEN AGAIN//
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ASKED TO REQUEST THE
LOSERS NOT TO DRY THEIR
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BEAUTIFUL PAINTING AND PUT
IT IN THE MAID'S ROOM TO --4
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SO MUCH.'
'Wii'tlun-- ■ MAGGIE-DID VOU HAVE A
:l I1™ 3 FIGHT WITH THE MAID AND
— FIRE HER-OR DID SHE
1 1 1 QUIT ? SHE'S GOIN' DOWN
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