The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 15, 1948, Page 7

R e -t - s A RTONDIFR | Your Deposits - O g B Qmwwg (e ! F G N | Alaska Broadcasting Co. 1)= { TO THE OFFICE ARE SAF'L C.B. 8 5 | | [ AND HE WONT 4 LN GO HOME [isee?” THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1948 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI - JUNEAU, ALASKA _PAGE SEVEN Y THURSDAY BUY and HOLD UNITED STATES S § Downbeat. SAVING BONDS 7'(;r:l:mJl‘;‘glkAFuremsts. Sportsreel. P Pa n News. 5—Words with Music. ent of this . 30—Mayor of the Town. vu Lo conserva- / m ~Community Center. cration The safety ‘ 1 iard News—Forecasts. rs nds & our | EFS | DEPOSITS .- ol [’ vank 18 a mem- 3 '] g A er 2t Denosit In- 9:0 A e raren e | TN THIS BANY 3 GREEN AND BY THE TS AMOST IN—YOURE OUT (T HOPE You WiLL msures each of 0 depostt 9:45 v , TELL 8Y THE FEEL!Y OF THE "IL URNAMENT PARDON MY GLOVE ors against loss to a maxi- ARE y B WE: / = 5 | E I 00—Pan A SR gk > UNLESS You MAKE SZITHAT 1S . iy G B i | g A HOLE IN ONE !'S{ QUITE TRUE! SN INSURED S et LG Chabke without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekday: 50U, ¥.90 A. ., and 12 N FIRST NATIONAL BANK | o §iMAS SHIP K of JUNEAU, ALASKA il MEMEBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ONAI,‘OKS A R E i | EYES EXAMINED LENSES PRESCRIBED MARY, BUT SMALL DR. D. D. MARQUARDT ke - OPTOMETRIST i l an communities Second and F|:1u;k}1xx k Juneau f equipping the Se- PHONE 506 FOR APPOINTMENTS ; i ip. Of this e p— - - " e — ibuted $485.10, Z Z K W-WHY I HAVENT N-NOTHING .... NOTHIN' . THERE'S SOMETHIN' 3 follows 7 4 \A V o SEEN YOU...IN. s T DIDN'T TELL HIM BEFORE, ) SQUIRRLY ABOUT YA ... YA GOT S AR | st eove o0 tota or s13225. DAl N o ; . : F JARVIN....OH DARLING ... <& NO CLASS... MARVIN LIKES Thi 1 d s 9 ” - f | 1 THOT YOU DIDN'T CARE . CLASS ... WHY DON'TCHA WISE - UP...WERE THQU,') of the Sheldon-Jac 7 E f / ) T an citizens, $41 Cordova citizens, Effective: October 1st to April Ist 6 Bl alexander 810, conshi- Passenger and Express cach frem Laura R. Bow- DAILY . Hy g 3 $212.00. Craig $80.87 e . Juneau—Ketchikan " [ Valdez $10, including $5 each from XS;?;):HI;’(\?U%‘?]N”U "DR;‘;’BO;{?& Mildred S. Kaser and Russell A 11:30A Lv. PETERSBURG .. RS Lv. 2:50P e . : " : 12:00N Lv. WRANGELL JEE Lv. 2:20P e % : et ; TERRY LEE e ha S hcni R o AT, )k e e ¢ DIDNT WANT TO TELL.'EM, BEFORE = THEY'D THINK THE IDEA TERRY, PAT WHERE: Juneau—Sitka frfoutors; egaiving OF THE D.L. BEING SWEPT OFF HER FEET BY THE CHARLES WAS SPBAY GOING % Lv. JUNEAU . LIS Ao 11:50"A 2 80 E. IReoeriols : WSMART OPERATION! OL' HOTSHOT MAKES WITH THE Yy CHARM WAS FUNNY. .. NO USE TELLING 'EMNOW. TERRY AND AT Sty e 1160 By | Grade Highlight | EMYSTERY MISSION — ONLY WHEN HE COMES BACK, 4 ! (* or earlier) ) . th Grade: Totem OClub, Y’ CAN PICK UP THE D.L/6 PRIVATE PERFUME FROW R S ABOUT 4IX FEET! SPRAY CAN BUILD QUITE A . ret M. Case, R. B. Ballan- SCENARIO OUT OF THAT. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS | tine, Helen V. Friend, Mrs. E. C B Hatnas - Skacwe | Robinson, Dr. Albrecht, 2 i | Keith G. Wi Peterson 10:00A Lv. JU 12:40F Helen S. Scudder 10:55A Luv. I 11:55A Helen M. Roberts, Emblem Club, 11:10A Ar. GWAY N 11:30A ' | Clair Dunlop, Catherine M. Glea- n, Mrs. H. R. VanderLeest, Ju- au P No. 4 of the American Legion, W.. E. Hendrickson, Amer- |ican Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Charles JUNEAU to— 3 Wed. Fr1 A ’ Skuse, Mrs. L. B. Avrit, Mrs. M. Angoon 1 Inl 2 D. Gicvanetti, Juneau A AL Time Sfi;’ifiiin ‘t!«( aH | Sorcptimist Club, Mrs. §. J . 2 - . 3 . Z E:lxfin (2“"9 Bt asborg }?n‘((rcw (;;clfil::cn, l’:cl:ry lzi:ullj Ju- ;{]HTEEEESBA = 'm / w”% I i WHERE. LUC" K:”‘\/‘ 1 MOVED F'uxc\‘::: o flf"w”’-v ; | neau Woman's Club. Martha Wend- Hay SEMENT.[ DO U 5 7, " f OSE DI NDS JOTHE gt ons 2 {Lng, 3. J. Meherin, James J. |LETS LOOK IN EXPECT 2 : BIRD HOUSE A COUPLE OF v 5 THE CARACE. M TO FIND, ’ 5 Club, Donald MacKinnon, \NE— s h TRACY 7 ‘ & X-—departure and arrival times and sequence of stops variah, v/illiam E.-Barron, Edna E. Polley, PHONE 612 cluded in the list of con- nlnsn &N N N lputic zived in Juneau were z : frem the City of 3 y \ i | f: 16s of the persons £ . m 1 : 2 R r v s r o IR '":s sted, however. st v v e il X s P ] THARK YOU, MR. WALLET. M STILL TO | WIH YoU WOULD. JUNEAU ERIT il et BRI ~bad - her B A WHILE BACK ¥ | CANT BAY EYACTLY, \ 1 1% GLAD FOR WERE MAKING GREAT KEEP IT A 1D RATHER HAVE IT Ui (BRI careo wncit January 28 YOU'GAVE ME A HINT | BT THE LaTEsT | | WRl.BOTH OF YOU. 77 PLANS FOR THE FUTURE, SECRET AN, LE COME e & GLERBIZE. L RS R Y th pty OF A COMING EVENT. | REPORT INDICATES IN ! | WHEN 16 1T TO BE? 4 ABOUT TWO WEEKS. NORTHLAND SAILINGS "‘;‘E's?";[fi’l"é; el , ‘ NORTHBOUND o SOUTHBOUND January 24 S January 26 MARNED I“ YAKIMA February 7 February 9 February 21 February 23 | Juneauites will be interested in oy it & the marriage of a s f a former HENRY GREEN ——————————— AGEND casident SHE S0k ;f:cf,-n“v;;?;i Wash,, on January 5. The follow- ing item is. clipped from the Yaki- ma Daily Republic: Dr. Wilfred M. Lundblad, son of o - [Mrs. Harold Sverdrup of 504 East R IM RARIN'TO GO, / ID DONE BE \ A TWENTY-MULE WMAYBE WELUNS : 2 s ; S!.“;:edti)l S;aklmaifiaxyl Drl.”Mleol]: - BUT I GOT TH' GONE IF IT TEAM COLLDN'T COULD HIRE NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION (0. stwiee torneesists (IR o SRS : Gz, | WONT FER e R L\ S o —— WEAK-KNEED YAWKLEY--- ID LOVE TO, VYALLER MY SORE TOE / DIDN'T HAVE 1A' DO TH' DEED bride i vi 4 - Tk o e o ‘aiurch, | SNEAKY SEZ BIUNDERBUSS |~ YALLER -~ *+ Panl Minn, Tuesday evening. | ISSLEEPIN' DOWN BY TH’ | BUT I GOT A = ‘The bride is the daughter of Dr. and | CRICK~GRAB YORE SHOOTIN' / BODACIOLS S i ? 2 Mus. vintord P. Aicner of St. Paul HR‘N AN GO GIT T’ TOOF A(HE The bride was attended by Mrs. . m ;W Blajr ‘Afeher, her. slster-in-law, as | SHIELESS SKONK P matron of honor, and by four brides- - M maids. Dr. Vernon Mark of Minne- 5 apolis was best man. A reception B in the Archer home followed the Relax While You Travel ceremony. 4 When you go by stoamer, you can relex in the umub Dr. Lundblad is a graduate of t! 6 > e v 7 “ o n w8 SIS om comfort of stateroeme, lounges and ] University of Minnesota Madica [§ . | Bope. 1947, Ring Festures Syndcaic, 1o back and enjoy the scomery as you seil. school, and is a member of Phi Chi 4 fraternity. Mrs. Lundblad was grad i £ \ RIS s TR AT ustsd from the college of education | WEBE 1o Tre o Mt (WOW! Tremes st HEY 7 MR. . at the University of Minnesota and PROMIGED YO 1IN MY ROOM | JELL DAME IN FRONT | FLINYMUGG J was affiliated with Alpha Delta Pi | ynoOw YOLI HAVE A || THAT'S A REAL | MY HOUSE -- SHE sorority. The two will make a home DOGHOUSE TO KEEP || DOGHOUSE- || | X EVERY DAY, at Chicago where Dr. Lundblad is HIM IN & J| M MARRIED- FERECA EVERY DAY JU \ serving his internship at Wesley | YOU KNOW - | 3 . AV TO PET HIM / Memorial Hospital. s =) % o S »7\(._.)‘ Sailings every week for Ketchikan and Seattle Harold Sverdrup was the former : | sty | W 7% ® §. 8. ALEUTIAN DUE SOUTH JANUARY 18 Juneau Branch manager of the Col- > | LY ) \ (l’;’ . Sailings every Tuesday for C;:l:zz:;lt;z and Sewara . x:::;tlé‘;mfifhcf;gpf;gl’::& ‘SL":S‘_ L 4 A BEN AL Ler Company of Yakima. M/S COASTAL RAMBLER leaves Seattle January 23 - Calls at Ketchikan, Juneau and Seward JUNEAU YACHT CLUB Meeting Thursday, 8 p. m., at ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Fish Face Sams. Important all ' attend.” Mug up| 784 2t