The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1949, Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1949 12 BOARD LOUISE 21 IN, 22 OUTON | PAN AM FLIGHTS BOUND FOR SOUTH| v | Twenty-two passengers boarded Pan American Airways flights the Princess Louisé when she dock- | brought in 21 passengers and took ed here at 7 a. m. tcday bound|out 42 yesterday as follows: for the south. Embarking were:| From Seattle: Mary and Nica To Prince Rupert: C. Robinson, J. | Bavard, C. J. Courney, Mr. and Mi: Loftus, €. A. McKenzie, J. Har-|Curt Irwin, George Frye, Robert rett. | Goldstein, Maxine Hanford, Carl To Vancouver: W. L. Johnston, | Hendrickson, Robert Manney, H. H Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Johnston, R. H.' McDowell, Mrs. Gus Ne'son, Eva | Santa, W. Korchak, J. Chorneyko, Nygard, Conovash West, George Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Neuwirtih E.|Lee. Managhan. To' Vietoria: Mrs, J. Smedley. From Fairbenks: H. C. Peck, Ade To Seattle: Mrs. M. Wruck, Dr. | Jas G. A. Doelkér, E. J. Sparks, J. Bill Wilson. Summings, D. Sparks, E. Brundy, F. i To Annette: Marilyn Morrow. W. Wedlridge. | To Ketchikan: Charles H. Wag- | - : I ner, Scott H. B: z Green, Charle: land, B. C Emith. @ Zaburunov, C Carl Ijung, E. F. | , W. D. Camp- | . Robert | ) Maddox, en Wiider. ora Whitney, R. L. Tarts, D. M | Cellins, E. R. Hanson, M. Djos, | Helen Murphy, Florence Stark, Jirdes Baxter, Lawrence Roselle, Bartyle Main, Mrs. M. Dietzel, Ed- win Taggart, Freida Tradur. Better BUY | FORMER RESIDENT Better TRY | OF JUNEAU DIES | Miss Ann Gaynor diea on May 19/ after an illness lasting since last| | August aceording to a letter re-| cejyed in Juneau from Mrs. Justin | W. Harding. Miss Gaynor, a sister| v‘cf Mrs. Harding, lived in Juneau| ifor a number of years when she 1was clerk in the office of Umted States attorney Howard D. Stabler. " The letter from Mrs. Harding, with an U.S. Army address, did| jnot_state where Miss Gaynor died. | The letter further stated that |Judge Harding, who was District | Judge here from 1929 to 1933, has| | been appointed one of seven judges !on the Supreme Court | judge with the military tribunals [in Germany for several years. { The Harding’s daugher, Mary | campbell, who 20 cents a pound /in Los Angeles. She is a court re- | porter in Pasadena. The Harding's| |son is in teaching work. i ALASKA LA““DHY ] The slegan, “Don’t smoke in bed, | Phone 15 | that last cigarette may be your | RTINS ST N A TR Shirts finished at your request for a few cents extra | last cigarette” is displayed in many | hotel rooms teday. From Annette: Margaret DeBeck. | ar, J. T. Scott, Eva Congdon, | and Stella | r the U.S.| que to ccrditions beycnd our cox- *Zone in Germany. He bas been & trol. attended public| gng Mrs. Foster {:c}:uols here, is married and lives| ma Wash., | with her hustand and daughter| the Gastineau Hotel. i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA RADIO LOG | EINY OH! I GUESS Alaska Broadcasting Co. WANT DAISY"} C.B.S. WELL, DAISY'S NOT AT HOME DIAL 1460—JUNEAU TUESDAY EVENING 3:30—Parade of Hits. +:20—BARNYARD FOLLIES- CBS. 1:45—Western Serenade. 3:00—Keynotes by Carle.* i:15—Hello from Frange. 7.30--RUSS MORGAN-CBS. §.00—News 6:15— sic. 6:20—Sports. 6:30—Swimming Pool Drive. 7:00—STRIKE IT RICH-CBS. 7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBt 8:00—Forecasts. 8:05—Local News tonight only). :15—Music to Read By. DR. FULLPAGE =) SVED < (N 8:30—LIFE WITH LUIGI-CBS. 9:00—News. 9:15—Viking Varieties. 9:30—PHILIP MARLOWE-CBS. 10:00—News. WE EW ) NEED A BLANK J{GLASSES "= _LZ i Mot - ng on a Cloud. 10:30—Forecasts. Sign Off. 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