The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1947, Page 7

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1947 ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN BLONDIE RADIO LOG 3 of the KINY (1460 KC) JUNEAU - N “The Voive o Alaska” 1 PROMISE, I — PEAR Cari Pollo CHANNEL BOAT WORKS | MONDAY EVENING ¢ p SO LITTLE o o o o SUYSS | 5:00-Magic Carpet. UNTIL LATE-~ 3 - B v 5:15—G. I. Jive f\*\i,\vfiiu‘»‘\'E’LQND)\Llfi é - // 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts. oM e X L 45—Spotlight Band. ’\L““‘“AU ) 5 5 6 6 N 6:30—Red Skelton Show. rea- 7:00—Here's to Veterans. 7 7 8 8 8 k done s in our ipped shop , where | “Have you on our v well-equ unaer cov the ratc sonable (/' :15—Standard News—Forecasts. 30—Henry Morgan. :00—-KINY Bandbox. 3 ishing Time-~Forecasts, OPPOSITE BOAT HARBOR || P. 0. Box 2133 - Phone Red 110 f | 9:45—Alaska Line News. THIMBLE THEATRE \- - - s 10:00—Pamaray Time. { FPPEVYE, | MusT SHE'LL ( KISS E e ——————ere—— wee—) | 10:15—Forecasts. (SWELL SHIP GO Kiss THE DO |~ THE |y | Al programs are subject to change WHERE YA BOUND?2? CAPTAIN FOR WHAT | CAPTING | . [ ‘ | 3:00, 9:30 AM., and 12:00 Noon. e ) > ; offers S , “‘\\;L\?’ ' Expert Workmanship Reasonable Rates on New and Repair Work WAYS and VERTICAL LIFT Do YoMI - A SawmilR® | Daytime forecasts on w:ekdays at i i | 1 | Boats up to 40 feet e 2D¢ per ft. { 41 feet to 49 feet _45¢ per ft. i - 50 feet to 75 feet 50¢ per ft. | Surplus property consisting of | sawmill machinery, a dock and cer- tain buildings on Afognak Island Kodiak, Alaska, will be off- for sale in about two (2) it is announced by Mr. 11 M. Puckett, Regional Admin-‘ i of the Bureau of Landi Management. This announcement |#@llowed the autkorization of the | Divector of the Bureau of Land Management, Fred W. Johnson, at{ iw‘wshmgmn. D. C., to proceed with | {the sale of the property. ! | Tbk» sawmill at Afognak Is'and! { |was Luilt by the Army during the| |war as an emergency measure to! > much needed lumber. sawmill and buildings to-; with the dock are being! for sale and are to be mov- NO LAYOVER CHARGE RESERVE DATE FOR YCUR WORK NOW BOX 4 — SITKA, ALASKA All inquiries answered promptly. PROBLY RUSHIN' OUT ON A DATE . T'S TH' HEAT (N HERE ... THINK NOTHIN' OF IT. Y o I'LL MEET'GHA SOON'S T . . TELL CHARLIE TGIVE I DIDN'T LIKE TO SHE GIVE'IW TH'GOBY..... TH' M A MICKEY. THAT'LL EMBARRASS HER ... SUCKER'S STANDIN' THERE LOOKIN =1 HEY “GARCON® GIMME ANOTHER OF TH' SAME AN'A GINGER ALE Leave Due Juncau Due Juneau | e . Steamer Seattle Nerthbeund Southbound | proce S Tumeen el ALEUTIAN Sept. 20 |tioa wil able at the office! COASTAL RAMBLER Sept. 24 Sept. 30 jes 2 Anchorage, as| - 2 - BARANOF Sept. 27 Sept. 30 Oct. 5 ~c1 as the Notice of Sale is pub- NTRE Z R - ‘ ROSE KNOT Sept. 30 Oct. 6 |1i-hea | > IT'% GOME OF THE PASSENGERS FROM THAT HMMA . . . ONE MANS BEEF I5 ANOTHER. MAN'S STEAK., ALEUTIAN Oct. 4 Oct. 1 Oct. 12 | b | B CRACKED-UP TRANSPORT. THEY'VE CORNERED THE EXCUSE, PLEASE, OL HOTSHOT FINDS HIMSELF WITH *RING SPLICE Oct. . 9 Oct. 13 GOLLY, YOU'RE RIGHT. HERE I AM CHECK! OL CHOPS Y AIRLINE STATION MANAGER, AND |T LOOKS LIKE IDEA. $S BARANOF calls at Cordova, Valdez and Seward Westbound. | NOTiCi TO SKAGWAYIANS FEELING SORRY FOR THAT AIRLINE | WILL BE MIGHTY THEY WANT TO REGISTER A COMPLAINT. p $S ALEUTIAN calls at Seward direct after Juneau Westbound, e | JOCKEY WITH HIS JOB OF QUIETING | UNHAPPY WHEN WE - BOTH BARANOF and ALEUTIAN call at Ketchikan after Juneau 1. R. N. Bester, M. D, Eye; / PASSENGERS, AND FILING REPORTS Southbound. ial'st of Ketchikan, will be BY THE REAM...AND ALL THE WHILE ) BASE WITHOUT A RING SPLICE receiving freight in Seattle Sept. 20th to Oct. 3rd n Skagway at Hotel week follow- I'VE GOT TROUBLES I HAVEN'T PAY LOAD.. .. for Ketchikan, Juneau and Seward !ing Oct. 19th for a few days, Ap- WHAT'S THAT 2 FOR OTHER INFORMATION, FARES AND RESERVATIONS CALL | pointments for Eye Examinations ) “Ticket Office—PHONE 2 way be made by calling Hotel. | Freight Office—PHONE 4 H. 0. ADAMS, Agent | (698 1t ec week) | | RN SRy N e | Men's tw o-pants sults are now {arriving. See them on display at — | GRAVE'S “The Clothing Man.” 6 tf X i — DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP ||| Alaska Janitorial Servies || Bead the Wantads for bargains. & MARINE WAYS U] & Dependable, Efficient, Modern ||~~~ o e EC e r s e N et Hnter e || nening S| amnest or prorzery | [ VES—SHE'S IN THIS Wil [THE DOGS—THEY WEN'T UesTals. LECTROLOX PHONE RED 559 | I:“x;’lf_"g‘l’t‘v IT I1SkT AUTUMN HEWS HOUSE. SHE'S— SHESS 2 UPS TAIRS!/ Phone: Douglas 192 ! CONELE & POLLPIYR | In the District Court for the Terri- ‘ V,C!OUSS'FEED'EEEE’S—:_ : - —WHO IS IT? y i 5.J OR=I THINK TM_GOING WHEN IN NEED OF | ‘fory of Al One. at Juneau. Diesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your E ! I'IEB B. WOLF Coal Choice—General Haul- JJAMES V. DAVIS, Libellant, vs. The Eleaten) Sompanttor ing — Storage and Crating— || 1op", Otficial No. 220364, and her D.vision Number‘ Motorship or Vessel “OVER THE Bouse Wiring i PHONE 022 | masts, tackle, apparel, furniture, UR SPECIAL' | fixtures, machinery, boats, an- n.‘ozm % Bln:k' 3719 Jlneafl Tl'ansfer chors, engines and equipment, Re- | spondent. g 4 § | TO ALL CONCERNED: H s GR AVES “Say It With Flowers” but || NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN i orig » |l that I, WILLIAM T. MAHONEY, as The Clothing. Man || “SAY IT WITH OURS!” |7 iic States Marshal for the Ter- i | ritory of Alaska, did on the 16th day HOME OF | Jungau‘mleorls’s | of September, 1947, attach and arrest s - FLORSHEIM SHOES HONE 311 |the motorship or vessel “Over the THE G A. BUNCH THAT X Aut KIDE BUT THE OLD THERE IGNT AN EIGHT-CYLINDER GUY COME IN HERE ARE ALl | GEEZERS ARE 1HE BEST. THE THAT WON'T COUGH UP TWO BITS TO Top”, Official No. 220,364, her masts, | tackle, apparel, furniture, fixtures, ARENT YOU THE G.A. GARAGE A T AR IN. HI T GEORGE BROS. | Sanitary Meat Co. || machinery, anchors. equipment ana e v | gl 8 HAT A 0D BRDS. HOW JBUT | YOUNG S0UIRTS AZE FUN 8T WATCH ME PUT AR IN Hi5 TIRES, engines, in the above-entitled ac- TO WORK, ELOISE, YOUR OLP Widest Selection of || FOR QUALITY MEATS tion in the above-entitled Court in CheriERs 108 | BESIDES, A FIGURE | AND POULTRY that certain action brought by A = ; > ngl]'ons <‘ FREE DELIVERY JAMES V. DAVIS s 'libellant, 15 WASTED HERE . Call Phenes 13 and 49 against the motor ship or vessel SRy PHONE 399 “Over the Top”, Official No. 220,364, her masts, tackle, apparel, furniture, fixtures, machinery, anchors, equip- s & T rooT fl.l"lc ment and engines, the cause or na- , s . Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Sodss: 13 avi D8 ture of said action being a cause for damage in tort, civil and mari- ACROSE FERT TR0 time, in which the libellant James RED 608 i 's Drug V. Davis demands $4,156.83 and costs, m“f:,';““' rfi::r:m 429 Willoughby Ave. ’ and all persons interested or' con- f £ = o ; A e : X — cerned herein are required to be and > e : - - o v appear at the time and place of the [ " e st e Alflskfl uea‘ nukel return of said process, to-wit: The » A LEETLE CAITCHAT p DuRN H|s H‘DE. 49 chSgEZVEE 4th day of October, 1947, in the Unit- . T DONE GOT TH' | ; SEAT] B T e {[o suates el e Toces 1| | -\YE GO GO, < WIF oL GRANNY OBITUARY FULL UP /€0 1N TA Ay gl - 2k of B and Frosen the Federal-Territorial Building, at NEWS FER THY ; Yo 1l 'CREEPS : e WIE REVENOOERS T Meats in Juneau Juneau, ‘Alaska, at 10:00 o'clock A. A 5 / ; B 3L . 2 bu. COMFORT and L. A. STURM—Owner M. of sald day, or as soon {hereafter HOOTIN' HOLLER BOZZAR ‘3 3 e THIS MONTH SERVICE PHONES 20 590 as counse? &an be heard, and answer | | GAZETTE, SNUEEY 2 N / 3 s G e HEW in that behalf, or default will be ! ; Z & Ray pdas T s e o oo oamenndy | €ItETEd - AN condemnation ordered | 3 whatchee, Wflsmfi o as prayed for in the- libel filed i 3 ‘Habil herein. ) b 4 Casler’s Men's Wear || Datea at uncau, Alaska, Sep- ALASKANS FEEL AT HOME Formerly SABIN'S l“"'“be' 1;]‘[‘;"[“1‘:‘& g at Stetson and Mallory Hats U. S. Marshal, By WALTER G. HELLAN, Deputy U. 8. Marshal. M. E. MONAGLE, Of Proctors for Libellant. 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