The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 7, 1948, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA [ 3y . Mr, Dean is a student at i : i Toor FORMER JU"EAU G'RI., 1 i’t:eseé;"il\e'erg{y orfl nv‘llsass;jn:tc;l\]. 3 g | / F\?é"z;? JE”\D‘E)\\ SE Y _HR o, . &%;JD?J%;TIEADE T 8 { ! W T A B BLONDI Mrs. Dean, who s the jCALLS ME, “ MARR'ED I" STAIES%Erfln&;daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Alaska Bgo;‘dc:ung Oo. |‘ itka, attended Ju- J. Bergstrom of S al DIAL 1 UNEAU i i ¢ * - . {neau High School and is a graduate 4 3 ed here of | (F7, LI\ High School in Langley,| WEDNESDAY EVENING Word has been re the marriage of Miss Damaris Da- 5:00—Fox Trio. . { S, ton. vi, daughtet ot Captain games.y, | WASHIOBIOR f e o 2 {15—Here's to Vets. Davis of Juneau to Mr. Orlan Dean, 30—Totem Talk. { 5:45—Waltz Time. 00—Dinner News. :15—Dennis Day. :45—Sports on the Spot. Y e, Waeh the wedame vas | JUNEAU-DOUGLAS . performed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean on May 20, Officiating at| PICNIC ON JULY 18/ 6 6 6 . the wedding was Rev. H. E. Gree.| 7:00—Bing Crosby. 1ols. DTS ek hcn" Former residents of Juneau and| 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. A gTdp Douglas will meet at Stove No. 1,| 8:00—Standard Oil News. 8 8 9 9 9 d the bride- b at T Wocdland Park, Seattle, July 18, :15—Little Ole Opry. TSR, A BROKEN 7 = A Sorea in el L::tr“llr)‘«"):l‘l for the annual picnic, according to| 8:30—WINNER TAKE ALL-CBS. LOVES YRE GOT WimPy LEG MENDS MUCH : - MISS BESHEU 1{\«_5’;1;9' g s advices rezelved by the Empire :00—Fishing Time, ME ! > MORE QUICKLY " kS se Benson is chairman of the & froom Ihe brid white silk crepe and. her osed of a white —Viking Varieties. G B :30—MYSTERY PANEL-CBS. event w ed by small white 3 i ity o | 10:00—Alaska S. S. Line News. » dressmaker suit set off 700D BAY FAMILY HERE 10:15—Words with Music. ge of dark red ross. A| Bill Tawinen and family are| 10:30—Forecasts. g supper was served following | vist ; Thursday, July 8, 1948 ceremony, and are guests at the Baranof Ho-| 1:00—Music in the Morning. o i :30—Radio Reporter. 1 in Juneau from Hood Bay, P g le had a short' tel. i ¢ 18, Young - Cupie R 7:45—Music in the Morning. 5 8 9 :15—Morning Thought. :30—Fred Waring. Wh ) I S N 9 :00—Morning Melodies, 1 :15—Melody R dup. : at’s In a [Name: e 9:45—Silver Platter. 10:00—ROBERT Q. LEWIS-CBS. ' 7 “Co'lti";ll,l)lls Q'lality: v]o::}o—Mnudy's Memo. 11:00—Noah Webster Says. 11:30—At Ease. 11:45— Listener’s Digest. v - . r e y :00—The Four Knights. YES, AND IF WE WANT TO THE LOSS OF THE THINGS WE FOUGHT FOR, AND REMEMBER THIS, RACIAL AND RELIGIOUS & —Noon News. KEEP ON ENJOYING IT WEVE FREEOOM OF SPEECH, OF WORSHIP, INDIVIDUAL HATRED ARE THE PISTOL AT THE HEAD OF 78] _Luncheon Date. 5~ GOSH,ANT IT A | GOT TO GUARD THE PRINCIPLES ENTERPRISE, CIVIL RIGHTS, ARE WHAT DEMOCRACYZIT'S THE SUREST WAY OF = \ __Music from America. il GRAND CAY, MR PALOOKA 2 OF DEMOCRACY MORE THAN _ 2 s TOTALITARIANS CRAVE DESTROYING IT!WE HAVE TO FIGHT THEM _Art Baker's Note Book. b IM SURE GLAD WERE b EVER.A WHOLE WORLD IS }4 d o OR THE WHOLE WORLD WILL TURN FROM e AU TR 3 P’ 3 | TS IDEAL... AMERICA ...y~ —Theatre Guild. 1 A ‘ 3 : : . — GEE ! YOU SURE —G. 1. Jive. 7 s t ; ‘Washington Inside. 3:30—Make It Music, 4:30—Fibber McGee and Molly. All programs subject to change due to conditions beyond our con- trol 'NOTED PHOTOGRAPHER "WILL TAKE PICTURES OF MCKINLEY, GLACIER BAY ! T KNOW, CHERIE = EU1 175 THE Ansel Adams, noted American y % P o b " 4 hotographer, is in Juneau today % \ o A 4 TRATS KINCA tenrcute to Mount McKinley Na- {tional Park and Glacier Bay Na- tional Monument. Mr. Adams was rawarded a Guggenheim Fellowship 1to pare photographs and texts on National Parks and Monuments. IHP is collaborating with the De- partment of the Interior in pre- paring his interpretative book on the subject | | Adams, who is accompanied by | his young son Mitchell, will leave for Anchorage tomorrow. They make their home in San Francisco ite National Park. um ro AND WHTS IN FOIR QUARTERS. Ask for it either way . . . both trade-marks mean the same thing, e @ ® o 0o v 0 ®» s 8 0 6 O V—o———— 3 3 . . MISS O RILEY, L WANT YOU ¢ TIDE TABLE e TO TAKE A LOOK AT THIS oty 1® —_— . [} BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY le JULY 8 . — WIIAT VOU SEE 7 JUNEAU COLD STORAGE e High tide, 2:27 am, 190 {t. ® %L’j‘ : ; Pt s, e Low tide , -40 ft. ® // | ® High tic A 7 - e Low tide . 4 AR ¢ ¢ e e o ¢ O e & o o fe - — BANFIELD RETURNS Attorney Norman C. Banfield re- s “ M M E R s c H E n “ L B s turned here Monday via Alaska Coa. Airlines from Haines after » idriving through the Interior during Passenger and Cargo the past two weeks to vislh friends . at Anchorage and Fairbanks. He b, DAILY 'wax met at Anchorage by Dr. D. D. i ,N:;nqu::rdl ot June:ui‘ who made - v i Y~ R i, B R = WY < THIS 15 WHAT | X WE HAVE TOO MUCH OF (Offica] Tublication) { E DOING AND TALKING WAS LONGING FOR— | THAT OLD ADVENTUROUS 10:8081 Ly, JURERR Ar Ad0B | port of the Financial Conditi A DELIGHTFUL | AND NICE FRIENCLY ABOUT THE SAME THE OPEN ROAD! | PIONEER BLOOD, DARLING: 11:30A Lv. PETERSBURG . - Ly, b port of the Financlal Condition| ¥ spOT, SKEEZIX! | FOLKS. HAVING A T HOME 12:00N Lv. WRANGELL . : V. 2:50P ___ of the ) A GooD TIME, HONEY ? THINGS AS K . 8 12:40P Ar. KETCHIKAN . ) Lv. 2:00P BANK OF ALASKA, o e -'7;& ’ 9 located at Skagway, Alaska, Terri- 4 _ = / 4 JUNEAU — SITKA tory of Alaska, at the close of busi- © 7 - MORNING FLIGHT iness on the 30th day of June, 1948. : : .50° RESOURCES 1:‘2]00: i; g,g?:u 2; :éggAA Loans and discounts ... $ 6196145 . = ar ea;l‘len Loans on real estate 123,923.39 . Overdrafts v ... None 5 AFTERNOON FLIGHT United States bonds 3:00P. Lv. JUNEAU Ar. 5:10P owned - 289,500.00 4:00P Ar. SITKA .. - : Lv. 4:10P Other bonds and war- rants owned 2 32,902.77 JUNEAU — HAINES — SKAGWAY | anking nouse. Turniture - 3:00P Lv. JUNEAU . 5:55P Cflasx;ld ixx?i;lrez A 14,799.66 r 3:55P Lv. HAINES'. 5:10P. on hand and due .+ > 4:10P Ar. SKAGWAY ... .. 4:45P from banks 186,668.27 . > g - FLING OP FIRE AWAY, FRIEND - We CANT Fé“\()V?GHE‘IB! . ATl Bimen F5T 1207) TOTAL T b , ¥ | vORE HANDS (GULP, CHOKE) (SROMN) WE (ISHT J(SNiE) B LAST A LIABILITIES 4 4 AFORE T LET M\ WE BAVE NOTHING ) QUR TROUBLES . Juneau to Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Frl. Sat. Capital stock paid in ..$ 5000000 | HOW DAST THEM 16 DAYLIGHT JO LIWE FOR -~ WILL BE OUER, Angoon x X x Surplus fund ... 5000000 | (yAILIN' HOBGOBLINS : b / MOMMY Baranof X X X Undivided profits less TRESPASS ON MY TAROUGH YE! Chatham . X X X expenses paid 75,899.62 "o Chicagof * x x Due to other banks—de- . PUSSONAL PROPITTY !!? o8 Cobol ... X X X posits 11,958.00 a Elfin Cove X X X Reserves 21,525.84 Excursion Inlet .. X X X Savings deposits 198,204.84 v Funter ... X X X Demand deposits 301,043.48 - Gustavus . x X X Cashier’s and certified P Hawk Inlet . x x x checks ... 112316 | if Hood Bay X b3 X 3 ) - ; ' Hoonah . X X X TOTAL .. v $ 0975554 | | 7 ; rFren Kimshan X x x United States of America, Terrl- . 5 2 LHSSWELL Port Althorp X x X tory of Alaska, First Judicial Pelican ... e X X X Division, ss. e - Superior b4 X x 1, F. D. Calkins, Vice President of HELLO- | | 6AY-THATS A FINE s, Tenakee x X x the above named branch of the { THIS DOG WILL KEEP NOW I KN LEAVE X STEVE! | | DOG YOUR WIFE'S Todd,, ... X X X Bank of Alaska, do solemnly swear M'AGG-E'S BROTHER HOUSE At 4r) L gigo’g ZYL:-_SE gENIEgT . X-—departure and arrival time and sequence of stops variable. that the foregoing statement is true | O,\;’J BOE:E:‘A VM,ZQ% LAl - NOW=A FINE DOG to the best of my knowledge and i A Lot OF TH‘JEB belief. LATELY g i p % 3 F. D. CALKINS, Vice-President. PHONE 202 or 612 ; | (Notarial Seal) (Correct Attest) JENNY RASMUSON, b ¥ Director. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1948. JOSEPH J. F. WARD, Notary Public in and for the Tern- tory of Alaska. My commission ex- pires February 19, 1950.