The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 11, 1947, Page 7

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NO LAYOVER CHARGE RESERVE DATE FOR YOUR WORK NOW SITKA MARINE RAILWAY NORTHELAND SAILINGS NORTHBOUND (Juneau) SOUTHBOUND October 4 October 7 October 18 October 21 November 1 November 4 HENRY GREEN ——————————————— AGENT | I} by SERVING SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA ‘DEPENDABLY *C0: Plumbing ® Heafing 0il Burners Telephoue-319 Nighis-Red 730 Harri Machine Shop. Inc. ey | & MARINE WAYS w construction & repair work Authorized Dealer for LECTROLOX Phone: Douglas 192 FRED R. WOLF Electrical Contractor Fouse Wiring | OUR SPECIALTY Box 2135 Black 379 H.S.GRAVES I | The Clothing Man i i | | A Dependable, Efficient, Modern Commercial and Home Cleaning Service PHONE RED 559 CONKLE & FOLLETTE | WHEN IN NEED OF Diesel Oil—Stove Oil—Your Coal Choice—General Haul- ing — Storage and Crating— PIONE 032 Juneau Transfer HOME OF FLORSHEIM SHOES GECRGE BROS. 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Pamaray Time. 10:15—Forecasts ! 11:55—Forecasts. 12:00—Hour of Charm. 12:30—Kate Smith. | | 1:00—Baby Snooks. 1:30—Lutheran Hour. { 2:00—Harvest of Stars, | 2:30—Voice of Prophecy. 3:00—Dorijanne Barnes. Carmichagel. i 3:30 ion Please. | 4:00—Judy Canova { 4:30—Alaska Light Concert. 5:00—Dinner News—Forecasts. 5:15—Excursions in Science. 5:30—Charlie McCarthy. | 6:00—Revival Hour. | i T:00—Jack Benny. | I 7:30—Twenty Questions. i Theatre Guild. WS. ymmand Performance. 9:30—Forecasts. { All programs ure subject to change without notice. | Daytime forecasts on w2ekdays at | 00, 9:30 AM., and 12 Noon. | - | ELMER HARRIS iS s NAMED T0 OFFICE WITH PACIFIC NA I8 | | | | | Pacific n Airlines an-| nounces th ppointment of El- mer Harris as District Traffic Manaker for the airlines with headquarters in Anchorage. Since fJuly of 1946, Han has been Se- attle Tra entative for Pacific Airlines, and iprior to th s in the Traffic {Department of Pan American Air- in Seattle. |\w.1| t War II , Sicily, 8 lmny and He terminat service with the Marine Corps as a and among his decorations zion of Merit and the born and raised in | Ketchik: d as a boy he travel- ed extensively throughout the Territory with his father, who was Superintendent of Construc- tion for the Department of Com- merce in charge of building all lighthouses in Alaskan waters. Harris is in Anchorage now ar- ranging to take over his new as- { signment. He will make his home there with his wife and son, Leif Michael ———— — DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP || FOR GRAND JURY; | BAIL IS INCREASED = | Loren H. Hancock, 31-year-old bartender, was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury yesterday af- l:emcon by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray on a charge of as- sault with intent to Kkill, wound or maim. He is accused of shoot-| ing his ex-wife, Kirsten, 39, two weeks ago in her home. | Hancock's bond was increased to| $10,000 despite efforts of defense, attorney Henry Roden to have it} reduced to $5000. It had pre- viously been set at $8,000. U. S. District Attorney P. J. Gilmore, Jr., produced only three! witnesses in the preliminary hear- ng to establish whether or not, sufficient evidence existed against| Hancock to hold him for the Grand Jury. e————— ATTENTION MASONS Stated Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147, Monday eve- | ning at 7:30 with Labor in the | M. M. Degree. J. W. LEIVERS, Secy. —adv. 704-t2 | e —— BOWLING SHOES Bowling Shoes for men and wo- men at Darnell's Sport Center. —adyv. 704-t3 ——,———— Waitresses ana rszatain Girls| wanted at Percy’s Cafe. R ——— YELLOW CAB 665 uf Phone 22 24-hour Dependable Service | e — BLONDIE 7 HUSBAND 7 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNL/ | HATES TO DISTAPOINT PAGWOOD-- e THERE'S A GENTL rv.:\:/ DOWNSTAIRS TO N = SEE YOu! ) iy &= A HAVE A USE FOR ‘EM WHEN WE REACHES® s IN AY LUCKY Bucz/rz»_Ej{ P ~( TAKE THIS NOTE TMISS &> FOWLER'S DRESSIN'ROOM ) AN'BUY YERSELF A CAR .y b — MY DEAR M THE TENDER SENT 7 ON MY COFFEE CUP— THANK YOU, GUARD. I KNOW IM A LOT OF TROUBLE BUT I FEEL TERRIBLE b NT YOU WROTE \TONIGHT. I REALLY NEED ISTEN.T DONT WANT TO| NEAR ANOTHER PEEP OUT THAT MR. WALSH WANTED TO SEND A NOTE TO THE FOWLER DAME . SHOULD I TAKE 5 FIRE AWAY Z LET ME HAVE IT TELL O.K., MSTER, YOU'VE GOT ME COLD. WHY DON'T YOU @AYS AND NIGHTS PASS— UNEVENTFUL DAYs AND NIGHTS a, YUNTIL.e Ty M SHE GOT IT AN’ THAT'S ALL / o f RNOON, M THE SALTY TANG OF SEAWEED BEYOND THE HORIZON, THERE COMES AN UNMISTAKABLE PE N \((» JULB"'.E“SF% : N ROLAH-HOUEE's AMBURGERS!! “IVE GOT TO MEET YOU.EVER SINCE THAT DAY I SEEN YOU IN THE TRAIN I BEEN LIVIN' FER THE TIME WED MEET. JOE COULDN'T COME TONITE TO INTERDUCE US I'LL COME BACK-STAGE AFTER THE SHOW you, 0y COFFYHEAD. [NOU'VE KEPT THE WHOLE | i CELL BLOCK AWAKE T -, = < HA! T MIGHT HAVE KNOWN SHE'D ADOPT UNETHICAL TACTICS, a & /. g E T fiu SURE LIKE TO HAVE | THAT CAR, CHIGCER, | BUT M LEERY ABOUT YOUR PROPOSITION. SICH A FACE! WHAT ON AIRTH IS YORE NAME, LEETLE VARMINT 2 N s, ~ ] [ALL YOUVE coT T0 DO 16 PUT FOR THAT. [T5 A NICE, CLEAN DEAL, ,, MY LINE OF PRODUCTS INTO GASOLINE ALLEY. 25 PERCENT CF ALL 6ALES 15 CREDITED TO THE BALANCE DUE ON YOUR CAR! Hi I swow! WALLET ISNT IN FAVOR OF SELLING ACCESSORIES. E 5AY5 IT5 A SERVICE GARAGE. MAYBE | CANT CHIGGER. BUT | WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT L YOUR LINE OF GADCETS, A PARTNER. YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN DEAL. IT5 PERFECTLY LECAL. — / CONVINCE HM. I RECKYMEMBER YORE GREAT- GRANDPAPPY, OL"HOSS-THIEF" THE OFFK MUCH TO DO - I DON'T KNOW WHERE I'VE GOT TO BE MORE , SYSTEMATIC-AS THE 4 OFFICE FORCE 1S < & GETTIN' CARELESS Y “‘1 '3 5 HE WARNT NO HOSS-THIEF !! HE NEVER STOLE NOTHIN' BUT TH GOV'MINT MAIL FOR GOODNESS’ SAKE - WHAT AM I DONG WITH THIS BRIEF CASE ? I NEVER HAD ONE N MY LIFE #