The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 14, 1946, Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1946 BOAT-BUS LINK FROM INTERIOR HERE, PLANNE Service Over Haines Cufoff Into Fairbanks to Have Juneau Connection If present plans shape up, ih thrice-weekly bus service that O'Harra Bus Lines, of Anchora has tentatively scheduled betwecn Fairbanks and Haines this summer will be linked up with Juneau water connection, it was rec revealed in Fairbanks by O’'Harra, presid manager, just prior to fot Chicago. In its plans for expansion of ser- viges and routes that will link the Upper Yukon, Fairbanks and An- cherage with Southeast Alaska, the company lists augmented schedules from Fairbanks to Anchorage an Citcle, the new service to Haine: with moat connections to Juneau, and an additional bus to White- harse. The company will construct 1wb roadhouses on the Alaska High- s de wdy for overnight accommodations | to! passengers: One will be on the | Canadian side of the Alaska-Yukon boundary and the other on the Alaskan side. Five new busses have hcen pur- chased ayd O'Harra will takz deliv- vill be shipped to Se the others will be driven to Fair- Fanks over the Alaska Highway. Three of the new busses—one of tnem a deluxe unit—will carry will open the Ju- neau service as soon as Canadi authorities advise that the Haine: cutoff is open to traffic, Mr. O'Harra stated. It will operate its own ves- Rafentyo FLEMON DRESSING ,'J. Brown, Dr. C [sel, a twin-screw, diesel-powered| |eraft, on the run from Haines to| |duneau. Direct connections will b | | made on each trip.. The observation | |deck will ke glassenclosed to afford | full view of the remarkable Lynn! Canal scenery. - e e ALASKA AIRUNER " N, OUT THURSDAY | | | Arriving yesterday liner Fairbanks with Captain Larry . Flight Officer Horning, and ss Lindeleu Caduff were g passengers from An- chorage Thursday: W. P. Harman, Dorothy Whitney, Paul Harris, Carl Macay, F. Marshall, W. Plumley, Earl Albrecht, and Mr Evensen 1 rom Yakutat: Annie Houts, | Ellis, and Mr. t: Ty Brow Willie nd Mrs. Gatlin. i réturn {light the fol-! flown to Anchorage is E. Whalen, Bernice Oliver, W. E. Thompson, Albert Gazvoda, Cynthia Gazvoda, S. E. Stratton and Mrs. Luckensmeyer. NORAH N, SOUTH On the Canadian Pacific steamer Prin- ! Norah arrived from Skagway ! {at 7 oclock this morning with the | ‘fcllowing engers for J Dr. C. L. Polley, E. Gibbons, W. J Gillies and W. J Gallagher The steamer, which has a lare list of tourists aboard, sailed south 8:30 o'clock with the following s passengers booked from Juneau: For Seattle: Mr and Mrs. T. Hampton, Anne. Friss, Mr. and Mrs. M. Strand, H. P. Price, Harry Ask, . and Mrs. Harold Hudson. For Vancouver: Mrs. H. Lorenson and three children. - R to Mrs. Elton Engstrom, Can for the House over KINY, Monday, 7 pam. (295-15) BETTER FLAVOR! For that Summer SALAB Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Avocados, Celery, Green Onions and Others--Today at PHONE 16 or 24—Frree Delivery Yes, We Have Bananas ¥ on the Star- ~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA — AT SUMMER CAMP FOR EVERY GIRL Several important d2cisions were reached at a recent meeting of the Girl Scout Council, wken the en- tire evening was devoted to a| iscussion of Girl Scout Camp according to , G. S. Commis-~ tioner, One of the biggest problems fac- ing the Council group was that of allotting the time the wirls could spend at the camp, and the final sion was that none could be iven more than two weeks, in ordeg to make it possible for all who have registered to attend. There's been a large increa registrations this year, but no cor- onding increase in the accom- ations at camp, and the only to give h girl the opportun- ity of going is to limit each one to not mere than two weeks, while the Brownies only have the onz week 1. al eirls who had expressed re to spend three or four t camp were naturally dis- ited, but after the situation explained they cheerfully ac- cepted the news as good Girl Scouts would Parents of the girls will be re- assured to know that this summer there will be a man at camp dur- ing the entire period, and also a > 'boat With an outboard motor, mak- ing it possible to reach town quick- lv in case of an emergency of any kind. Mrs. Ferol Onstott of Warren, Ohio, the Camp Director for the seascn, was arriving by plane today and plans are for her to go out to the camp tomorrow. The report was mads by the Finance Committee in charge of the drive for funds for camp that to date a total of approximately $1250 has been received, about $250 short of the goal of $1500 which was considered the least needed to cover the expenses. — - - PARISH PICNIC AT SHRINE 15 SUNDAY There will be an all-day parish picnic Sunday at the Shrine of St. ‘Teresa, sponsorad jointly by the Knights of Columbus and the Cath- olic Daughters of America, which all parishioners are cordially invit- ttend. ses will be held in the church Sunday morning as usual, at 8:30 and 10:30 o'clock, and at the shrine at 9 o'clock, is is announced. ‘Transportation will be available from tke church to the Shrine, leaving the church about 10 o’clock and again about 12 noon. All those who have cars are requested to be | at the church at either of these | hours, and a bus will also be on hand at the latter hour to make sure no one is left behind. Each family is asked to bring their own lunch, and utensils, such as cups, plates, etc., while coffee and other refreshments will be provided by the committee. — e PAN AMERICAN LINES ON HOPS YESTERDAY Pan American Airways flew the | following yesterday from Seattle Margaret Eller, Leon Pitkin, Selma Plumb, Albert Buotler, Oliver Jetty, Albert Beaver, Genevieve Luckens- meyer, Robert Luckensmeyer, Robt. Thrall. the rmmber of | - BLONDIE 1S COOKIE HOW DID ] YOU GET IN AT HOME, Mi 1/ BUMSTEAD? PAGE SEVFN YOUR FRONT DOOR WAS OPEN AND WE "\Q/ALKED GLAD WHEN WE GET THE SCREEN DOORS ur! THEY 1 HELD THEY CLIMBED PALOOKA 15 TAKING AN WAS CD“ THE OTHER END OF THE LADDER. IT WHILE UNMERCIFUL BEATING . THE GALLANT CHAMPION S MAKING HIS LAST STAND.. . HE CAN'T LAST... THE SOUND OF GUNFIRE ! WHAT Dy (OCCURS £ SLITS FINALLY LOST HI5 HEAD AND ToOK THE DRAGON * LADY IN Hi5 ARMS ! SHE FIRED AS HE RETREATED THROUGH THE DOOR.....T FEAR BUT ONE BULLET HIT HIIM, NO!! THEY ANT HERE Now!! | THE DRAGON LADY%S CHAMP GRABBED OAL...HE'S HOLDING ON... THERE'S THE BELL ...THE REFEREE TRIES TO PULL THEM APART...JOE, HALF CON- SCIOUS, 15 TRYING HOLD ON... Y 1! s00NER. THAN I HAD CHIEF LIEUTENANT <’ HOPED! THE RISES TO OUR BAIT OF LAST WEEK... HE WAITS BELOW WITH A BULLET WOUND IN HIS ARM ... AN ASSISTANT AND A PISTOL IN THE SAME OFFICE ! T’VE BEEN USED TO HARD BLOWS, MR. TRACY, AND THIS 1 HEARD THE NEWSBOYS SCREAMING. EVA | [T GOT ME A PAPER. s Dotly Pic m SCIONS OF R\CH WIDOW, @ SUSPECTED IN MURDER, ] MAKE ANY PLANS FOR COLLEGE, — WELL, PERHAPS, IT'S N BETTER THIS JIf] er. V.8 Pat. O EFyriem. 1546, by The Chicags T MiSS O, Ci YoU BY CHANCE PASS BENEATH / A TREE WITH ..ANDTNK Is 1 WASN'T ANY Eugene Murray, Douglas Sherriff, Clifford Bunbar, Edward Maiers, |Jare Williams, Dwayne Dygert, Rty i Halsey, Mary Sargent. Susan Havward, | Dorothy Sargent, Jean Sargent, y !Barbara Williams, Anadean Lo- | baugh, Danile Lobaugh, Kenneth | Lobaugh, Quinton Natividad, Phyllis alw thusiast THINGS ARE DIFFERENT FOR YOU THAN WHEN | FINISHED SCHOOL, CORKY. | COULD START OUT ON MY OWN IN A SORT OF CAREFREE THE UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE DRAFT HAS QUEERED THAT, SCHOLARSHIP Susan Hayward Wolter Wanger Producti SHAG | COTTON RUGS The lovely new pastel colorings and the luxuri- ous softness of the Charm Tred Shag Rugs do something to any room—living room, bedroom, den or bothroom, Charm Treds are color-styled by Eorle Perreault, noted,interior decorator. They're easily washable, scanomical and long- wearing. Available in Ivory White, Peoch Glow, Harvest Gold; Sky Blue, Dusty Rose, Foam Green, Bamboo Beige—in Round, Oval and Oblong in sizes from 18 in. x 34 in. 10 4 f1. x 6 f1. : Phone 555 Munson. From Nome: Robert Minier, To Seattle: Lon Robinette, Stan- ley Komisky, Opal Boyer, Arlene {Evernston, William Hartman, James |Brown, Jack Roddy, Thomas Bel- field, Lila Berg. To Fairbanks: .Anthonk Karnes. —————— TO THE PEOPLE OF SKAGWAY Dr. R. N. Hester, M. D; Eye ‘Specialist from Ketchikan will be in Skagway for a few days follow- ing June 12. Appointsments for teye examinations may be made by jcalling the Pullen House after ahove date. — oo Empire Want Ads bring results! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That H. F. Hargrave, aliministrator of the Estate of James Hay, de- ceased, has filed his final account and report of his administration of said estate, and his petition for dis- tribution thereof, in the *United States Commissioner’s Court for Ju- neau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska; that 10 o'clock A. M, August 2nd, 1948, has been fixed as the time and said Commissioner’s Court the place for hearing same; and that all per- sons concerned theréin are hereby notified to appear at sald time and plage and file their objections, if any, to said final account and pe- | tition for settlement and distribu- tion thereof; and that the court at such hearing will adjudicate and decree who the heirs and dis- tributees of the deceased person are. Dated: Juneau, Alaska, May 29, THOMAS RARDWARE (0 1946. H. F. HARGRAVE, Administrator. First publication, May 30, 1946. Last publication, June 30, 1946. 1E_RAZORBACK HAIN'T HEERFUL, HE'S GONNA BUST PAW'S PUNKIN HAID OPEN WIDE MOT] NE! — e o Tom Sims @ HE'S ONLY HALF CONSCIQUS... WALSH AND SEVERAL TRAINERS JUMPED INTO THE RING ... THEY DRAGGED DESPERATELY. WILL THERE BE ANOTHER ROUND...ORA NEW CHAMP... 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