The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 20, 1949, Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949 FIRE DANGER IN' WARNS RANGERS ' Warm weather brings the dan- ger of forest fires. Di Ranger C. M. Armstreng therefore cautions everyone to be careful With fire in the woods. Accordin to Armstrong, fire danger is particularly bad now atter a few days of sunshine because of the accumulation of cead vegeta- tion on the ground. This situation will be relieved comewhat when the leaves are fu ut and the annual plants have gone. Permits for fire fre not required until June 1. Individuals are, how- ever, res ible for adequatcly controlling If a fire should start on Na tional Foerest lang in the vicini notify Ranger If Ra ached, notify A. or R. L. Davlin of the office. Now is the time to put your Iur| coats in storage. We have the only cold fur vault in Juneau. Come to our office. Chas. Goldstein and Co. 91 uf ” MADSEN CYCLE & ! FISHING SUPPLY ;’ Full line of Halibut and Trolling | || Gear — Many items now at new | LOW PRICES “ Open 9 to 9 Opp. Ball Park | Dr. E. Lannon Kelly Osteopath PHONE BLUE 670 CHRISTENSEN BROS. th S PHONE ict Forest | ed at the NEWS FROM PELICAN Mr. and Mrs. Ar 2 er Karen d son Gordon, | arrived this week trom Pelican where he is a teacher in the pub- | lic school. The family plans to spend the summer vacation here and are hcuse guests at Mr. Wah- to’s mother, Mrs. Gus Wahto's DOUGLAS | | { Wahto and| ATION PLANS this week c School | nd return to | iska Highway. | 1 Mrs. Wiles wstone Nation- | . Wiles will 2= | | Mrs. Thomas IMarshall is to at-| {tend summer school and Mr. Wag- | !ner will take over the duties of caretaker at the school during the summer. Mr. Clem, schooi superiniendent will take a short vacation in Ore- gon and return to take over his| new duties with the Office of Te: | || torial Education, under Dr. James | | 10:00—News. | 10:05—Here Is Jazz. PINOCHLE PARTY BY PIONEERS .OF ALASKA | AUKILIARY SATURDAY The second in a series of pinochle | | parties to be given by Auxiliary | No. 6, Pioneers of Alaska, will e | held tomorrow, Saturday evening, | at the Odd Fellows Hall. Playing | will start promptly at 8:15 a'clock.“ Receipts from the series are to be turned into the community grand piano fund and all who enjoy play- | pinochle are urged to attend.| committee in charge is pre- g for a large turnout. | You wil at the Spring | find gift ideas a-plem_\'i ar in the under- | of Trinity ch Saturday | erncon, frem 2 to 5. Why not | op in for some light refreshments | | and a look aro ‘98 4t FROM SITKA | Joe Senatori of Sitka is l'E;lxitl‘»i eau Hotel. Plumbing @ H-aling § RADIO LOG K1INY Alaska " Broadcasting Co. ° OC.B.S. 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CHALLENGE-CBS. | 2:15-MAKE WAY FOR YOUTH- CBS. 2:30—Harry James. 3:00—CROSS SECTION-CBS. 3:30—SATURDAY AT CHASE- CBS. 4:00—Native Music. 4:15—Children’s Chapel. 4:30—DEAN HUDSON-CBS. All programs subject to change due to conditions L<yond our con- trol. N in New Or- leans was in 17 hours. The United Sf bought Louls- iana from France in 1803 The recol Pl 73N IIZGERALD DAGWOOD, I HEAR A BURGLAR DOWNSTAIRS--~ HE'S GATHERING UP OUR SILVERWARE SOUN'S CREEPY, [ves, {PONT IT 22 CHAVANTE FELLA...HIM €THE ONLY SAVAGE AND COMPLETELY WAR- LIKE TRIBE OF INDI- ANS EXISTING TODAY ARE THE GIANT "CHAVANTES * OF THE MATO GROSSO. EVERY EXPEDITION TO THEIR TERRITORY HAS BEEN WIPED OUT WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A FEW MEN WHO HAVE ESCAPED WITH THEIR LIVES . (THIS 1S AUTHENTICZ) 7OL BIG HAT WAS MANAGER OF A JA PLANTATION BACK IN THE BRUSH 1 ims yust ME POP! ), / 1 FIXED MYSELF )"t A SANDWICH y /[WE HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THE ARMY HAD_ TwO 3 ... V% ME CACHE GUN...YOU SEE CHAVANTE FELLA...BREAK ARROW...MAKE PEACE SIGN... GUERRK.LAS DURING THE BIG BRAWL. OWNERS NAME WAS REGENT, RUMOREDA 7. TO HAVE A SISTER .. N e S LS RICH PROPERTY AND HER MANAGER ACT LIKE REFUGEES FROM A WHODUNIT % ) BUT JOHN CLIFFORD GAVE : LISTEN, PAGE SEVEN ANTONIO FACE GREAT DANGER. THE TREACHERY . OF THE CHAVANTES IS WELL KNOWN. THEY MAY ATTACK - INSTANTLY... | OR DURING A PEACE PARLEY. V/aND JUST IN CASE 1T THE RIGHT ONE~ LETS ) FIND THE FEATHER BABE BEFORE 6H VEAH, ITS THE SAME Oil Burners 1 HIZGERALD lelephone-319 Nights-Red 730 ‘ ~ = Hasrri Machine Shop, Inc. BUT HE TO| LD ME THIS WAS HIS REDUCING COURSE AS THE ONE WE FOUND IN THE DEAD WOMAN'S ROOM? IDENTICAL! - ME THIS ROOM NUMBER. ISN'T THIS | |72 HE SAID THIS WAS JOHN CLIFFORD J~_HIS OFFICE. 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