The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 11, 1945, Page 7

SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1945 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE--JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVFN e | 3 1 A BLONDIR : COLUMBIA LUMEER COMPANY | ALASKA COASTAL At U 5 g T s W JE ARAREA | INMANY TRIPS | oS0 RRSTSECTH | i HOME INSULATION Sy REMODELING | Alasks Coastal Afrlines fitw the | "’PC‘,‘S‘TD%EEAN O;Eegi::soesr k‘-—fj US SLEEP G{,EE}E:J = | fellowing people to Hoonah yester- | NIGHT?-?/ day afternoon: Paul Morgan, E. S. Stranger, Roy L. Remmen, Mrs. Bet- ty Moy, C. L. Bichel, M. M. Keep and | Lester Burrell. ! To Hawk Inlet: Mrs. J. Goinett and Eddie Jackson. | | To Tenakee: Mrs. Sam Asp. | To Sitka: Joe Kellar, Frank N. | Fox, S. H. Beall, Mrs. S. H. Beall | Harvey Kyllnonen and F. S. Gurtin. To Taku Lodge: Mary Waxborn e ———— |00 Saecrman Tiee: ofitf moveite,]| THIMBLE THEASBE OLYMPIC NATIONAL |l 0N cug i | = oo LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Msnee . ehinets, Elsvelh Mof. ek ’S;@;. = LE : v ERTY, CLOSE NEW ROOF . . . NU-BRICK SIDING Time Payments Arranged PHONE 587 JUNEAU PLUMBING & HEATING CO. PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL PHONE 787 : Third and Franklin AH, JUST AS I | SUSPECTED, HE HAS STRUCK THE TRAIL OF 9 YES, INPEED] ONCE AGAIN HE ALTERS HIS COURSE HE APPEARS TO BE SEEKING SOMETHING SEATT {fett, Anna Nelson and Homer An- RUTI B. ROCK BETTY McCORMICK gell. L ™M QuITE YES, AT HIS ADVERSARY General Agent—Baranof Hotel Juneau Agent—Phone 547 From Hoonah: Hilda Schoonhover | CERTAIN t THIS POINT by # and Mrs. Robert Greenwald. THESE ARE HE DOUBLES AND 15 TF?}.LOWING = { Morning flights, today, were as y . T :: oS T R L T e o] ows | [ His TRACKS ) BACK S - WINDOW —-— AUTQ ———— PLATE GLASS 1 To Kstchikan: J. C. Hills, George ! . N A { Lawrence, Oliver Colby and Chris 3 IDEAL GLASS CO. (0" bt 1t S = Glass Work of Al Descriptions To Wrangell: F. G. Hanford. Sl ";»\ S PHONE 633 DON ABEL To Hoonah: Vernon L. Logan, fg oS Jdé& S 121 MAIN STREET Paul E. Hickox and A. O. Peterson. : S % & % VOB e - To Sitka: A. C. Amundson and N ST = Laura Carr. §§>\“\&$\§ e, W Te27 T S e ToPGBOLY - JUNEAU DAIRIES DELICIOUS ICE CREAM s daily habit—ask for 1t by name l Juneau Dairies, Inc. _______—-—-——J Frances Ann Beauty Salon || RAARRES AN zouxor PAN AMERICAN Open evenings by appointment Twenty-one passengers flew to‘ 9 ttle yesterday on a Pan Ameri- Clipper, with an incoming clip-' per bringing 11 WHILE YOU WAIT! These arriving were: Ida Foley, SALON ; Horace Tingvall, Donald Klingle, | DAILY MAIL SERVICE Cooper Bldg., Elsle Hildreth, Mgr. John Klingle, George Michelson, Lu- Hollywood Shoe ShOP | | OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 318 |cille Gilbaugh, Harry Carleton, Al- i s e ol USHOES REPAIRED ||| vaniTy BEAUTY ol 2 5 BSR4 ——w. | fred Ccker, Byron Gillam, Valjenu -————————— | Wood and Percy Bergt. . e ) IR From Fairbanks: Manly Tucker, THRIFT Cco-0P H CAPITOL CAF Sherard, Frances Sherard, Dina nley and Elizabth Lind. | Member National Reteller- = § rom Whitehorse: Howard Sollo- Owned Grocers Soutléehrr[ ane{l CI:lleen ay, Phillip Pelletier and Charles 211 BEWARD STREET 0ice Steaks Taintor. | DINE and DANCE Cutgoing Seattle-bound passengers PHONE 767 1 L o P DON'T PLAY INNOCENT, CAPTAIN... I DOUBT IF LIEUTENANT A MARINE BRIGADIER RESTRICTS THEY MUST HAVE, CHARLES CHARLES EXPECTED NAVY PUBLIC were: Roy A. Fager, Clark Andresen, | = G ,__ — v' 'T’f | Margaret Becker, Sven Engmark, i INFORMATION A\5IR, OR THE R —— \l\::x“\\ WIN (l;o“ |Mark Eacibil. ‘Gal sl s YoU WISHED To BE WARNED ON \PEOPLE APPROVE) CORRESPONDENTS \ TO HAVE HI5 REVENGE ANCRIE copms HNEE S e D fi%—&gf y s A | Green, Agnes Green, Patricia Green, | APPROACHING TRANSIENTS,5IR! JALL THIS, T WOULD NEVER | ON ME QUITE 50 SOON 332.’? %Stfii'rsuzfinewsmzee s?go A'fip (Authorize el Window Cleaning and Janitor || ;00 o) "sawyor, Charles Chasteen, | |7 WE HAVE A RADIO MESSAGE SUPPOSE ... HAVE BEEN FIND HIM IN THE CLINK ...WHAT A GREASES—GAS—OIL ! 0 bert Munro, Ruth Munro, Robert | CLEARING A FLYING BOAT i€ CLEARED FOR 4 N . AL Pt e Foot of Main btreet PHONE GREEN 167 lum, Andrew Niemie, Woodrow COMING IN WITH WRITERS inengy HERE--- z GTATESIDE CIVILIAN SHEETS “ t gl el y, Leona Runnells, Etta Bring- AND PHOTOGRAPHERS TO Z > Juneau Motors 1nd Ray Runnells ‘ SEE LIEUTS. LEE AND CHARLE ! To Ketchikan: C. R. Wilson, El-| S v S e e len Wilson, Ed Herold, Ruth Her- e T Iy | 5 hold and Lucile Link. Sanuary Meai'Cu, ! G° E- ALHn“lST To Fairbanks: Walter Rolfe, Trudy | |* Y ALITY MEATS CUSTOM TAILOR Hawley and Ann Keenan. {1z ponAgg POULTRY Across from Elks’ Club SR A % d FREE DELIVERY PHONE 576 e e 000000 00 t Uall Phones 13 and 4 TIDES TOMORROW . . g . b4 . CALL ! & 2 ) I REACH ME 2 5 i GRS | ’ o o o August 12, 1945 ¢ o o i £ i e JUST CALL ME WEL), I'LL BE cml_‘vas‘{ecrnh};rénesga{,‘m Femmer's Transler o 28a.m, 1875 o *HEY YOU! THATS) WE GOTTA DARNED. WHAT | HOW You FE"ESL M_‘YEACCHQ\EN:!' Marine Hardware 114 o Low . i039am, 031t ! NEAR ENOUGH. A VAIT FOR | Bd ~ ARE vOU_ 0. ACCER C l OIL — FEED — HAULING ° fhgh 16:55p.m., 158 t. & - o L 1 L 3:03 p.m. 2.1ft. Chas. G. Warner Co. % Lod 4 e ] ® 00000000 00 * . Thomas Hardware Co.' | TiDEs MmoNDAY » * | NORTH Tna“s“n PAINTS — OILS §5s Vhnbat Lo Light and Heavy Hauling Buflders’ and Shelf . 2 : E. O. DAVIS E. W. 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