The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1946, Page 7

F—————. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946 ~ - " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE, SEVEN 11 cne and a new cold |& for Kaylor and Dahl & under construction & BLONDIE (1 MADE IT TO 2 er to Philip G | KEEP THE LIGHT ) e summer home at / evelstad also revealed DO YOU MIND IE T { i th 1ave been chosgn for the g FINISH MY M RY) EYES Wi 1 » the future to relieve the pres- N BE0 | using shortage in Petersbu Mayér Carl Ve d of Peters- burg arrived in Juneau yest Tor a wisit of the trf to rial bificia ard Smith, Hi y Engineer, in vegard! to plans for a number of j new propcsed improvements in his city One ‘of the ¢ Jects under d tta H. Gray, Barou-; to \\'.:1~‘l es and wife RFE RSN N VS, JOHNSON W. Leoh- u’]\:lm Mout xb—h\ ‘ ‘-;_l it st W. ship of property on} v Ave. The ‘plaintiff al- the ' defe N st important pro- tneir so C s the new the | MUST STALL HIA UNTIL POPEYE LONG LIVE & KING WiMmPY ! =l FINISHES “fHE NEW WELL Y b - KING HAVE By« . y ESCAPED —— WE as France :,‘ CAPTURED M!'SS OyL ea is bar- expern 600, s:age, PROPERTY TRANSFERS laim = Mayér Vevelsts has been an hospitdl faciliti been taking care surréufiding districts in addition its owh sick cases. Villages wit in a radius of some 50 miles, in cluding the Indian settlement of Kake pre cependent upon Peter burg r all medical treatment Laying of the building's fou "will begin sometime this winter cording to che mayor tution jwill have cquipnient able ahd b New Ordinance Wanted Whil in the ciy, hiayor Vevel- stad 11 confer h H. L. Faulk- ner, cjty atiorney ifor Petersburg, cn thg drafting of new city ordin- ances pertaining to city-owned pub- 1 utilities. A new w dam for the pfesent hy 15 beirjg panned 000 amd a 1,00 plant {is already on o veay, af profit of $20,000 ed/in Bght and power returns a fyam these city-owned utilities. (1 sure wisH Yo' ) i ANN, AY DARLING .. . YOURE 4 &K,OLE SO\IJ oo S8 E . [ KNOW [T, DEAREST ... } - R | 3 K L ALWA;/OSULOOK FoR g o THAT'S TOO MUCH MONEY, JOE...MUCH To0 BUCK, I'LL ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL . “But Mr. Abercrombie, that’s not necessary. MY ELEMENT COMMANDER , I WISH TO LEARN ¥ YES, OF(DUESE,J‘A.‘.'E -AH- 2 MI55 ALLEN L. 1T TIME CHANCE HE WAS PULLED NOTES TAKEN. |1 DO HOPE YOU WON'T BE FROM THE WRECK...OR MR. CRISPIN... / UPSET IF SOMEONE TAKE WHAT ! THIS 15 THE A SHOT OR TWO AT ME! | SPOT ON THE AP WHERE i . THE CRASH OCCURRED! o the ‘efficiency of their city En g\eer, .C. A" Krantz, who has jrayor- states that much of 5 ) 3 3 : f brodit Clor- oty = UMty e itABEOYeS Meals are included in your fare on the Clipper” : A CAPTAIN TUMBLIN, DOVE WHETHER ANY NATIVE | : Sents WAl cite et AGEN' Y (s =/ THIS 15 THE REASON IX AH, MSIEU INTO ONE JAP FIGHTER TO SAW MY FRIEND BAIL i I GAVE YOU MORE DETAILS { HIRED THE CAR AND LEE, I RECALL || PREVENT HIS RANMING A N OUT—OR |F BY ANY 4 LOADED TROOP TRANSPORT! —BOTH. TUMBLIN AND THE JAP WENT DOWN IN FLAMES THIE BUT TOO VIVIDLY . ENGAGED YoU AS MY INTERFRETER... IN MARCH 1945 MY OUTFIT FQUGHT AN AIR BATTLE WITH THE JAPS OVER- i B THIS AREA ... On Pan American Clippers meals or snacks are included in | your fare. Delicious hot meals on the longer trips. .. some- 2 thing to munch on the shorter ones. Pan American service also includes help in placning your trip... making con- necting reservations for you ... pointing cut the interesting sights to see enroute. Pan American Clippers have been to Pytersburg from the Islands where he had & tloned for the past New Water Facilities two years is a dam for water stor- ogé and the addition of approxi- mately? 11,000 feet of pipeline for the local wat ystem. s p:':‘ncem increase { 17‘5/'/ A/”[”[(A/V | Among the other projects on the $300,000 1ist of public utilities im- serving Alaska for 14 years...now serve 14 important i vrovements planned for the next Alaskan travel centers ‘.l\uimg Whitehorse and Seattle. { { = > - VéU CERTAINLY DID, THEMESONG. An estima THERE'S YOUR MAN, BOVS5. § in popul and the many new B i Gntd. undertaidfipsh which: Nave aranof Hotel | 5/7 R d Y e iin i . 7 l“f?f{[fi ATRHAYS | YOUR VOICE COMING OUT OF TLL SEE YOU AT gy IDLIKE TO GET vOU'RE X bt vear not only wamant but Phone 106 ; ; | THE RADIO MAY. HAVE PLAYED E MORGUE. INTO RADIO LIKE (CO) o place demand for greater expan- Sstew ol ! ~T IERVING ——— ( YOU ARE. T WA s “dilities Tiow it PR L T A BIG PART IN UNNERVIN ; A\ To BE AN He=Fhing Clippers ND UPSETTING GARCLES & 13 ™ AcTreESs. / Mayor Veve new canneries 1s that four \r/ 1 added to N | 10 GASULINE AL r_ ARE YOU CETTING | AFTER A FASHION, SETTLED IN BiX. AND | HAVE YOUR NEW HOUSE, | SOMETHING TO SAY MR. WALLET? TO ALL OF YOU. % 5 23 i |/ WERE CONG TO HAVE Y THANKS! | § A HOUSEWARMING JESSICA 1S AND YOU ARE ALL |DVING TO | INVITED. BRING YOUR | SEE YOUR '\ WIVES OR SWEETHEARTS. | NEW PLACE. — i DON'T YE KNOW ] RIGHT NOW TH’ TREES 3 I WISHT THEY SHHH-- STOP SHUX-- NOBODY GOT EARS ?!! HAD LAIGS CRACKLIN' CANT HEAR US TH’ BRESH, WAY OUT HERE ™ LOWIZIE '! N TH WOODS, (THE CULTURE OF ALASKAN INDIANS is preserved in their handcrafts. Traditional designs of carving, basketry and other primitive arts remam almost as they were before any use of machiwery and modern methods for commerce and trade. Today ewerfully motored PACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES Coast Liners are seen aloft in striking contrast to older methods of transport. However, the service of PACIFIC NORTHERN . . . -Alaska’s foremost Airline, reflects genuine Alaskan bospitality, and a priee in the — 7 9 at Empire of Destiny. beritage and culture of our great Emp af ry. et S QML sl THIS GUY || HEARD A Gl KILROY? || SAY HIS | s UNCLE'S NAME | WAS KILRO \‘JEI_L—AW} BETTER TH, o “PARTNERS IN THE PROGRESS OF ALAZKA”. 3% Look te P N A “Route of the Coast Liners’” for 28ADERSHIP PaciFic NORTHERN AIRLINES Alaskg’s FOREMOST < Airlines RESERVATIONS gnd TICKET OFFICE Baranof Hotel ... Telephone 716 CHARLES A. WHYTE, District Traffic Manager /L KIN GITHIM HO SAID e ) T CRATTER/ i HIS KJ:'(_'I FORMERLY WODODLEY AIRWAYS Copyright 1946 By Pacific Northern Airfines