The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 4, 1947, Page 7

MONDAY AbGUST 4, l947 JUREAU Pi.thhh & HEATING C8. PLUMBING—HFATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL PHONE?87 Third and Franklin T ST SRS P DS THE ALASKAN CAB CO. “THE FINEST CARS AND SERVICE IN JUNEAU"” COURTESY 7 Dfi“BLE 7 ———SAFETY “The Paclurd Clipper System” HARBOR CAFE Fried Shrimp, $1.00 Complete Lunch, 85¢ I'resh Strawberry Sundae, 30¢ OPEN: 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP & MARINE WAYS New construction & repair work Authorized Dealer for LECTROLOX Phone: Douglas 192 FRED R. WOLF Electrical Contractor Fouse Wiring, OUR SPECIAL Box 2133 Black 379 H. S.GRAVES The Clothing Man HOME OF FLORSHEIM SHOES Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 399 S&T Men’s and Boys’ Clothing ACROSS STREET FROM Warfield’s Drug Store Box 1465 Phone 677 NASH SALES,SERVICE and REPAIR Christensen Bros. 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KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU “The Voice of Alaska” MONDAY EVENING 5:00—Hit Parade. 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts. 5:45—Spotlight Band. 6:00—Dinner News. 6:15—Melody Round-Up. 6:30—Red Skelton Show. 7:00—Here's to Veterans. 7:15—Standald News—Forecasts. 7:30—Meridith Willson Show. 8:00—KINY Bandbox. 8:15—Fishing Time—Forecasts. 8:30-Magic Carpet. 8:45—PAA News. 9:00—Rddio Theatre. 9:30—Supper Club. 9:45—Alaski Line News. 10:00—Words with Music. 10:15—Forecasts. A1l programs are subject t» change without notice. Daytime forecasts on w:ekdays at 3:00, 9:30 A\M., and 12:00 Noon. —————— APPOINTMENTS IN CATHOLIC CHURCH ANNOUNCED HERE| The Rev. Robext L. Whelan, 8. J., ! has been appointed pastor of the Catholic Church of the Nativity, | dccording to an announcement made today. He will return this week from Sitka, where he has been act- ing pastor during the summer. The Rev. Joseph F. McElmeel, S. ( J., for many years a missionary on i the Yukon, has been appointed as- ‘sismnt pastor in charge of Douglas {and chavlain of St. Ann’s Hospital. | The Rev. James U. Conwell, S. J., chancellor of the Vicariate of Al- aska, and the Rev. H. L. Sweeney,‘ S. J., assistant pastor, will continue on the staff in Juneau. The Rev. Clifrord Allbutt, 8. J., former pastor has been appointed assistant pastor of St. Aloyslu.s! Church, Spokane. He will spend a few days in Juneau later this month after giving a retreat to the Sisters at Providence Hospital, Anchorage. ( He has been acting pastor of Fair- . banks during the summer. | Other appointments in Alaska are los follows: the Rev. Lawrence A. Nevue. 8. J., who has been in Ju- neau’ during the summer, pastor of Sitka; the Rev. Wm. T. McIntyre, S. J., Vice-Superior of Holy Cross Mission; the Rev. James C. Spils, 8. J., missionarv at Galena, Tanana and Ruby; the Rev. Thomas Cun- ningham, 8. J., missionary on King Island; the Rev. Neil Murphy, S. J., assistant at St. Peter Claver Mis- sion1, Nulato. Marsha Malutin Becomes Bride Of J. Gardia, Jr. Miss Marsha Malutin and Mr. John Garcia; Jr. were united in marriage at the Catholic Church of the Nativitv on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Leo Sweeney officiated at the ceremony and he bestowed a nuptial blessing which was given outside of | mass by special privilege. The bride is from Kodiak and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Garcia of this city. The bride chose a formal wedding dress of white organdy for her wed- ding. Her long veil was attached to a coronet. She carried a prayer book that was decorated with white car- nations and white streamers. Her maid-of-honor, Miss Cath- erine Stevens, was also dressed in | white. Her dresy was'made with a | small matching bolero. She had a contrasting pink bandeau in her | hair. Her corsage was of whlbe irises. Miss Anita Brown and Miss MTa gie Olson were bridesmaids. Miss lBrovm.waa gowned in a pink with | matohing pink flowers in her hair. Miss Olson wore a blue' gown with 'a small matching blue hat. The | bridesmiaids had similar corsages of white | carnations. Little Barbara Kito was the solemn train bearer for the hride and she wore a pink and wiiite flowered dress with roses {in"ner Rair. Mr. Eugene Durkee was best man jand Pedro Batril and Catalino Bar- ‘rfl. nephews of the bridegroom, were jushers. ‘Miss Malutin was given in marriage by Mr. Nicholas Pelayo. Edward Carillo was altar boy for the ceremony. | Preceding the ceremony Miss Juanita Diaz sang two appropriate songs. | A reception and dance was held last evening in the Catholic Parish Hall in honor of the young couple. Art Dennis and His orchestra played. The bride is a graduate of Wran- gell Institute at Wrangell and has been i Juneau about two months. Mr. Garcla i8 a graduate of the Junesu High School, class of 41, |and served three years in the Army. He is niow employed by the Alaska Native Service. The young couple plan to make thelr home in Juneau. 7 ———————— MRS, DYER TO ANCHORAGE | Mrs. Tom (Pat) Dyer flew to Anchorage this afternoon for a visit of several weeks with her pakr- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy South- worth. ———e———— BIGGEST IN ALASKA!! | Complete stock of oil, wood, coal ;burning ranges stoves, heaters at Juneau Young Hardware Co. —adv i 644-t1 DAILY ALASKA LMPIRL— UNEAU, ALASKA BLONDIE r_ 1 WASHED OUT SOME OF M\/ SOCKS NS I THERE WAS NO SOAP UP THERE - - WHAT DID YOU USE TO wASH LET'S ALL KEEP OUR FINGERS CROSSED FODR POPEVE'S LITTLE ARL !()h P\IUHF MISTER PALOOKA I'D LIKE TO TALK TO VKR Y F GOLLY! THE OLD BANDIT SWALLOWED OUR BAIT, HOOK, LINE AND SINKER . HE'S 50 EXCITED HE'S NEVER TAKEN A SECOND LOOK AT THE BAG OF BROKEN GLASG WE FIXED FOR HIM TO FIND . AND THE POLICE: SERGEANT AND HIS MEN ARE OF HELPING HIM BLOW. DO YOU DOUBT YOUR OWN EYES, V' SLACK MINDED CHILDREN OF IGNORANCE Z HERE IS A FORTUNE IN GEMS AND, I TELL YoU, BOR DROPPED THEM IN HIS HASTE TO DICK TRAQS | WHY. VES, MR. TRACY —1 THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO FAINT. 1 STEPPED INTO A DRUGSTORE FOR SOME SPIRITS OF AMMONIA. WHEN I CAME OUT'G-‘THEV WERE SUPPOSE WE HAVE A NICE LONG TALK, AUTU DO YOU MIND [F WE PARK OUR CAR HERE AND 5;.EEP INIT? av‘deeg%.. IF YORE S KILL THAT. NT DEAR- DO YOU KNOW -1 THILK THAT ELEPHANT KNOWS HE SEEMS TO BE TRV SAY SOMETHING EVERY DOING A NEAT JOI FELLOW UPSTAIRS, WOULD YOU MIND SEEING HIM 2 { THERE'S A UTTLE Z7( POPEVE ! HE WOULDN'T COME DOWN HE'S A VERY DEPRESSED CHILD...HIS " PAGE.SEVEN. TOOTH PASTE DID | KILL NO, BUT YA WOKE 'EM UP!! j OH MY...OH GEE .. JUST MAKES YOU SICl( DAD WAS A COWBOY ... MOTHER DIED AT BIRTH AND THEN THE FATHER WAS KILLED IN THE PACIFIC.... Ay AN S —— " ENOUGH OF THIS JAW WAGEINC! GET BUT THERE IS NO "MASTER BRAIN" BACK OF THE "CRI ouR © STOPPE TS IDEA, TO IGHT JUVENILE MY IMMEDIATE GOAL IS TO) PULL AROUND INTO THE BACK YARD, THERE ARENT 50 MANY MOSQUITOES THERE. LOOK WHAT YE DONE TO MY HE KI ALL R = AN’ HE MAGGIE HAS HIS PERSONAL OPINION OF HER %