The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1948, Page 5

+ TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1948 ~" THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA i PAGE FIVE et RAD'O lOG 1l COOQOKIE You DIDN'T PUT YOU USED (T LAST, 1 Yl)lll' Dep()SitS KINY — JUNEAU ( BUMSTEAD, THE SHOE POLISH DADDY--YOURE THE | Alaska Broadcasting Co. | COME HERE AWAY AND YOU ONE WHO DIDNT AR E S A F E AR ¢ | 5 THIS LEFT THE LID OFF) PUT IT AWAY / BESIDES, WHEN T THRU YOU GO I minuTe! S— ] TUESDAY EVENING | 5:00—Downbeat. 5:15—G. I. Jive, 5:30—Totem Talk—Forecasts. | 5:45—Sportsreel. | 6:00—Pan Am News. 6:15—At Ease ! | ' BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES ' SAVING BONDS wement of this U to conserva- v ration The safety rs (unds i= our 6:30—Bob Burns 7:00—Red Cross. 7:15—Standard News—Forecasts 7:30—Eddie Cantor. | nary unsderation In D mslTS 2 i the vank 18 8 mem- y S OYL IS DELIBERATELY W cecernt Deostt Ioe 9:00—Suspense. WIMPY - IS JUST NERVOUS— Mis L i Ll b e | N THIS BANK \sures each nt ou deposit s against loss to a maxi- mum of $5.000 9:45—Between the Lines 10:00—Words with Music. 10:15— Forecasts. All programs are subject to change without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekdays at 8:00. 9:30 A. M., and 12 Non~ | S BOYS ARE WATTING: | | YERET SATIONAL MAH BUT GIRLS ARE SHY VEMBER FEDERAlI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION T.W. WIMNPY AND ARSENIC ME ANDREWS ARE NEXT ! THAT S " OLE | TRYING TO UPSET_ME" )| KNOW GOLF IS A ALL ! T 5roTCH GAME ! THE | SHALL SPEAK TO MAN_AT ABERFITCH & FOPEYE _ABOUT Zomay V/ " ¥ (Sap s0 ! . Q) 2 RO\ ARE INSURED t U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray | reported today that Juneau girls are not leaping into the proper spirit for Leap Year. As a matter ‘ul' fact, neither the boys or the v EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED ‘g DR. D. D. MARQUARDT ¢ ez, )} é s Ly A B s il OPTOMETRIST & girls are romantically inclined, so 5 | Second and Franklin Juneau far this year, according to Gray's )i - . rds ! v JOE...JOE YA / NO.I MADE A MISTAKE ...1 LET'S GO BACK WHY YA WAS EA o e ppication in 1008 St WOT -5 OKAY ? DD YA )THOUGHT IT WAS ANN.... M | | AND You EAT YouR ) (* sTarviNya 50 ) ] [EE ’ o { his first application in 1948 for a 3L WHEW, € LISSEN, YOU GUYS... g AY ( . N YA CouLD EATA £ f |~ f EE | M I i< st X : ‘ 11 hunery 2 whoLe sTeer... A smur )eere | o LA e A RO ST iRk \ . FER | Baranof Hotel -———— Eftective. October st to April 1st Empire Wantads tor Best Results | P d E | FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Pub- N |lic Roads Administration, January 5, assen981 an pr ess [1948. Sealed bids will be received at |the office of the Public Roads Ad- DAILY | ministration, 419 Federal and Terri- u—XKetchikan torial Building, Juneau, Alaska, un- SOUTHBOUND T NORTHBOUND [til 9:00 AM. on January 26, 1948, S 3:40P |and then publicly opened for furn- 2:50P | ishing materials and performing the il 5 o 3P 4 R e el ek s .y, GREETINGS, CHINS! ), HONEY | SORRY, GOTTA RUN 2 s National Forest, First Judicial s s OON E\éfifii’ ";5 E‘}fi" 251'5""21'5'“ Coedt L Juneau—Sitka {Division, Territory of Alaska. The 5 g UN... » 9°00A Lv JUNEAU - A LLeea | AAENGD o dhe Rroject 8§ oS i &#ARM ROMEO GET BACK (f WE'LL HOLD A POW-WOW ] SITKA Lv 10:30A {and the principal items of work are il ; 0304, Ar SITEA | Hibbsxiorataly tas Adliewe:: Dxisa, & FROM HI5 ERRAND O.K. % /) AND SEE IF- ANYBODY i I\ HAS ANY. 10:30A Lv. JUNEAU ... 11:30A Lv. PETERSBURG 12:00N Lv. WRANGELL 12:40P Ar. KETCHIKAN 1:30P R S e |Misc. Force Account Work, All Reqd., Unclassified Exacavation for TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS Structures 600 c. yds., Concrete 425 adibng i | cu. yds., Reinforcing Steel 33,000 lbs., dunean—Hallles--Skngway | Structural Steel, Erected, 275,731 lbs., 10:00A Lv. JUNEAU e Ar. 12:40P Timber Piling 2,080 lin. ft., Removal 10:55A Lv. HAINES . - . ...Lv. 11:55A jof Existing Structure, All Reqd 11:10A Ar. SKAGWAY ... g WEEERRATE © By T Y The minimum wage paid labor em- Ali Times PST (120°) |ployed on this project shall be in |accordance with the classified labor {rates set forth in the Special Pro- | visions. Plans and Specifictions may |be examined by prospective bidders iUNEAU to— Mon. Wed. Prt JUNEAU tc- Mon. Wed. Pr1 FROM CUTOFF QUARTERS ... T GOTTA GET BACK | II | Mr. and Mrs. James Huntington » NEw WINTER SCHEDUL H {of Cutoff are registered at the I ‘ days after opening of bids, the de- posit will be forfeited to the Gov- -~ IS oy ernment. Checks should be made alns“ payable to the Treasurer of the Uni- ted States. Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the office of n Public Roads Administration, 419 In I :s Federal and Territorial Building, w ® go““e“m Juneau. Alaska, and Public Roads (2" £, }|sdministration, 208 Broadway-Onk Beias e % i el A ITve coT LISTEN.IDONT THERE? IVE PUT DADDY'S { Chatham X ~ o omomb X xox (i AT Gl | 700 OF (HAVE THAT KIND : BRUSHES IN THE BATHTUB. | Chichagof X Kimshan % ministration, 208 Broadway-Oak I BUT EM. VOU \OF DOUGH, BUT : NOW, I CAN PLAY HOUSE ) gfl?mc ;E ;:ii(cémtmw A X ;{ !Buflding. Portland, Oregon and As- HANDLE THIS [NOBODY CAN HAVE) T MAY KNOW G !l [T—\_IN THE CASE . 2 | kst X Superior % . L y|ioplated General Contractors of Am- IGNDA STUFF | KNOWS 8B [SEM FOR ) SOMEONE WHO v i A Funter ... X Tenakee 2 X X nme: Washington. Where copk;s of SHOULDERS. WHERE 200 HAS, HOLD |T / - 4 { ; Gustavus X Todd = X plans and specifications are re- IT'S TOO EASY ) THESE RAND. MINUTE. ‘-!J 4 - ! X--departure and arrival times and sequence of stops variabl ’g::\::::\id iodif’s‘:;i ;’;ef:oigu:’;” lfi | PHONE Blz ‘Lhese are not -returned within 15 | | \ NOW TO FINISH THI6 ANNUAL GROS6 RECEIPTS WERE ‘ MATERIAL, LABOR, REPLACEMENTS, . 3 ow 0 OVERHEAD — THEY'VE CLIMBED, T0O! Building, Portland, O . o. P P REPORT AND FIND OUT HOW WALLET 36 PERCENT ABOVE 1946, 4 i JUNEAU WYLLER, Highway E'Sfifn"cer. WHEN YOU FINISH THAT, Il'LL ;nlzzv 2 BOBILE CAME THROUGH 1947, F BUT THATS ONLY HALF VIZHu:/oEugfia Eyagrozg ;‘ue ao f { « |First publication, Jan. 5, 1948 PICK UP % A < R : M (575 oication. dan- . 106 PUFUS, YOU CAN PICK : » £ |\ THE WOOP IN THE GARAGE . WALLET. | FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Pub- il T EF lic Roads Administration, January 5, g 1948. Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Public Roads Ad- NORTHLAND SAILINGS NORTHBOUND Juneau SOUTHBOUND ministration, 419 Federal and Terri- January 10 ¢ January 12 torial Building, Juneau, Alaska, un- January 24 January 26 til 9:00 AM. on January 27, 1948, February 7 February 9 and then publicly opened for furn- shing materials and performing the HENRY GREEN ————————— AGENT work for constructing Project Alaska 31-B1. Bridge Reconstruction, Doug- las Highway, Tongass National For- est, First Judicial Division. Territory of Alaska. The length of the project ‘s 0.212 mile and the principal items °f work are approximately as fol- 'ows: Structural Steel, Furnished, ' WELL " SHE SEZ IT WUZ WAAL:- WAAL! e SO GRANMA CLLUVB | § IWBEA BLONDERBUSS 20 SRR GG SHE TH'SPRY ONE FER NINETY-TWO ! SERYIMG SOUTHEASTERN Fabricated, and Erected 8,2000 1bs., ALASKA DEPINDABLY 2 Treated Timber Installation 1714 PAW! some W‘HO DONE T, ZEKE MLFt bm., Approach Aprons 2 each. | UARMINT RAN | I'LL BLOW HIV OFFN “he minimum wage paid labor em- GRAN'MA UPA T8 FACE O' THIS dloyed on this project shall be in . ccordance with the clagsified labor TREE AN FLUNG GREEN_AIRTH ates set forth in the Special Pro- PINE BURRS ‘isions. Plans and Specifictions may e examined by prospective bidders t Public Roads Administration, 419 7ederal and Territorial Building, 'uneau, Alaska: Public Roads Ad- ministration, 208 Broad wa y-Oak 3uilding, Portland, Oregon and As- ‘ociated Gereral Contractors of Am- rica, Benjamin Franklin Hotel, Se- ttle, Washington. Where copies of | Jlans and specifications are re- ¥ ( BE & i %) " - | THAT'S MY STORYA wuested, a deposit of $10.00 will be T S rr UST TELL IT-THEN Way;cf EXEEEQ o ? __| vou Bie FATHEADJ ‘equired to insure their return. If I COULD 6T TO HEARD A I'VE GOT ONE YE WAS T hese are not returned within 15 TELL SOMEBODY FUNNY | | I WANT TO, | :ffDKNF 1 & — days after opening of bids, the de- THAT FLNNY STORY- | TELL YOU AT_EL_LEf?—< Josit will be forfeited to the Gov- STORY BEFORE L 2 N synment. Checks should be made I FORGET IT/ | ¥ rayable to the Treasurer of the Uni- | ed States. Plans and Specifications mnay be obtained at the office of Sailings every week for Ketchikan and Seattle L/ S. 8. DENALI DUE SOUTH JANUARY 11 >ublic Roads Administration, 419 Sailings every*Tuesday for Cordova, Valdez and Seward ;edml :]nd Tcrrl:oflal Bu%il::, S. S. ALEUTIAN—JANUARY 13 uneau, Alaska, and Public 5 \dministration, 208 Broadway-Oak 3uilding, Portland, Oregon. C. F. VYLLER, Highway Engineer. *irst publication, Jan. 5, 1948. Tast publication, Jan. 7, 1948 ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY