ARY A. O'CONNELL
iCOMES BRIDE AT
(A6WAYWED3ING
SKAGWAY, Alaska, May 28—The
mage of Miss Mary Agnes
lonnell, daughter of Mrs. Mary
lonnell of New York City, to
John E. Heidelberger of Skag
y was solemnized Monday eve
ig at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
borne Seimer. Mrs. Mary Me
nu, U. S. Commissioner, ofiicia
file bride was lovely m a prin
ts wedding gown of white broea
ti taffeta. She wore a finger tip
lgth bridal veil falling from a
irl coronet, the “something bor
ved“—the veil worn by Mrs. Don
pley of Ketchikan at her wcd
lg last winter. She carried a bri
1 bouquet of white rose* and war;
ren in marriage by Mr. M. E.
igers, a class family friend.
Miss Signc Tran . rad. the bride's
;endant,, wore pink chiffon and
:e with a hat of pink flowers
d veiling. She carried a bouquet
pink roses. Mr. William B. Hei
Iberger was his brother's best
in.
During the ceremony Avc Maria
is played and immediately foi
ving Mrs. W. D. Stevenson sang
Promise Me.
rhe Selmer home was decorated
th bouquets of spring flowers
d lighted by white tapers.
Mrs. Betty Hoffman, aunt of the
ide, represented the O’Connell
nily. She left for New York, her
me, the same evening on the
incurs Louise. The reception
lich followed the ceremony was
tended by over 100 friends. Miss
Wanda Adkins poured; Mrs. A. E.
Tunley was in charge of the wed
ding cake, Miss Martha Mae War
ner of the guest register; Mrs.
Joepeh Sheleby and Mrs. D. D. Cox
assisted by Maryanne and Nancy
Jean Hestnes of the wedding gifts;
Mr. Fred Marlowe and Mr. Leroy
Foster of the punch. Mrs. W. Hei
dclberger and Mrs. O. Selmer were
assisted by Mrs. Ed Hestnes, Mrs.
iians Solain, Mrs. Howard John
son, Cecelia Selmer, Irene and Icne
Soldin.
Mrs. Keidelfcerger came to Skag
way irom Ketchikan as nurse for
the White Pass Hospital. Mr. Hei
dtl'.erger, a former engineer for
the White Pass and Yukon RR.,
has made his home in Skagway the
past 20 years and until an accident
in December has teen employed as
a longshoreman.
Mr. and Mrs. Heidelberger left
on the Princess Louise for a few
days stay in Juneau.
Miss Trangsrud not only caught
the bride’s bouquet but also the
"Just Married” sign which the bride
tossed just as the steamer sailed.
RETURNS FROM VISIT TO
INJURED MOTHER, SISTER
Esther Commet returned Sunday
afternoon via Pan American plane
from Seattle where she was called
by the serious injury of her mother
and sister in an automobile acci
dent May 1.
She reports her mother will be
in the hospital for another ten days
cr two weeks but expects to recover
completely from a fractured pelvis
and broken ankle. Her sister, who
suffered a head injury, is home
atain but has a partial paralysis
of one side of the face.
Miss Commet is with the Em
ployment Security Commission ag-,
ency. |
Alaska Coastal offers you a new sendee—
speed you on your way. Through your local
ACA agent you can reserve your seat en Paj»
American to the States ... and then to any spot
on the globe! And now, for its patrons in SHfcct
Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar
communities ACA holds a special block of seals
on Pan Am.... giving them equal priorities wHll
those who buy their tickets in Juneaid
n * *
<£2 (jQIRLMK
Conservative menagsm** and strict Omw<<
supervision work constantly lor ska protection at «Mj
depositors. Additional security is provided through thfc
Rank’s membership in Federal Deposit laws races Coffee*!
bon, e United Sutcs Government sgsssey which inter*,
each depositor against ioa to e maihnua cf $10,000.
BUY AND HOLD UNITED STATES
SAVINGS BONDS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of JUNEAU, ALASKA
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
ELLIS AIR LINES
DAILY TRIPS JUNEAU TU KETCHIKAN
via Petersburg and Wrangell
With connections to Craig, Klawock and Hydaburg
Convenient afternoon departures, at 2:30 P. M.
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612
■■ ■ ■ - ~ . ■ i ■ ■ ■ . —a
PHONE Red 372 -i-—:— Douglas 304
Glacier Construction Co.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
New Building — Remodeling — Cabinet Work
Safe Electrical Pipe Thawing and* Welding
Plumbing * Heating
Oil Burners
Telephone 319 Nighls-Red 730
HARRI PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
12th and E Street
- i
RADIO 106
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
R f N r
CBS — NBC
DIAL 14<50—»'TJ NT5AO
THITOSnAT EVENfNO
6:00—DICK ROEHL'S NEWS
LBS.
6:15—Dinner Music.
6:3C—Billboard of Air.
6:45—Local News.
7:00—THE LINE-UP-CBS.
7:30—ARTHUR GCDFRBY-CBS
8:C0—MY FRIEND IRMA-CBS.
8:30—THE BIG STORY-NBC.
9:03—Alaska News.
9:15—WILLIAM L. SHIRER-LBS.
9:30—MARINE CORPS-NBC.
10:00—'Tomorrow’s News.
1C: 15—Sports Roundup.
10:30—Weather.
10:*5—Sign Oil .
FRIDAY MORNING AND
AFTERNOON
Sign On
7 -.00—Sunrise Serenade.
7:05— I*jral Weather.
7:30—News.
8:00—Morning Thought.
8:10—News Headlines.
8:25—Weather.
9:00—Music lor the Missus.
9:30—Forecast.
9:35—Musical Menu.
9:{5—YOU AND THE WORLD
CBS.
10:00—News.
10:05—Milady's Memo.
10:30—Remember When. |
10:55—Musical Menu.
11:00—GEO FISHER CBS.
11:15—Listeners’ Digest.
12:0O—Forecasts.
12:05—Salon Serenade.
12.10—Musical Menu.
12:15—News.
12:30—DELORES-NBC.
12:45—Red Cross. ,
1:00-CAPITOL COAKROOM
CBS.
1:30—ST. LOUIS MATINEE
CBS.
1:45—PICKENS PARTY-NBC.
2:00—NBC SPRING CONCERT- ]
NBC. :
3:00—MIDDLE CHILD-CBS.
,3:30—Parade of Hits
4:30—Pro and Con.
4:45—COCONUT GROVE OR- J
CHESTRA-NBC.
5:00—TALES OF THE TEXAS [
RAN GERS-NBC.
5:30—Cancer Shew.
5:45—Red Dog Dae*.
6:00—Dinner News.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital
Tuesday was Mrs. Christine Kapp;
admitted Wednesday was Jerry Va
valis; discharged Tuesday were
Baby Christine Mann, Mrs. Henri
etta Lee; discharged Wednesday
were Mrs. Amos Alter and baby
girl; Mrs. Roy Peratrovich.
Discharged from the Government I
Hospital Tuesday was Henry Jim- j
mie, Douglas. There were no ad
missions. j
T --J
WARMER’S
for ;
l
406 S. Franklin — Phone 473
[Burrows Welding Ce.tj
► Oil Tanka Flu Extensions ♦
I Boat Tanks General Welding 1
> ♦'
; Box 2983—JUNEAU—Phone 289 J j
0^- — —ft
COLLINS and GEDDES
PLUMBING ft HEATING
Kensington Bldg. (At City Float)
P. O. Box 258 Phone 1039
, —-—-«
-- ■■ —--_
Distributed throughout Alaska
by ODOM COMPANY
1 V FINE TIME 1
!to becoming )
A WELL, AFTER
>■ THE MEETING )
the girls began \
> EXCHANGING J
'^RECIPES AND-O
A.LIKELY STORY' <
WHAT AN EXCUSE.' )
r HOPE the V~v—
CHILDREN )
NEVER LEARN) TL k
^OFTHIS^Xjp' /
soo-hoo
I'M ■SORR'tf
7 PEAR^
( GEE, THAT WAS FUN — )
> NOW I KNOW WHAT <
A KICK SHE GETS OUT >
7 OF IT WHEN I COME /
\_, HOME LATE --
£A\C.
ya.
AMP VERY PULL)
/THE DEFENSE PEPARTMENT SENT FATHER OUT 1
HERE TO CONFER WITH OUR MILITARY WHEELS. J
I-CAMB ALONO TO ACT AS HIS SECRETARY ANP J
W, TO HOSTESS HISlSOCIAL FUNCTIONS...
'...AMP ZI6HT NOW, I N
VO FEEL HOSPITABLE!
N Z
f * ( Our idea is V
' JWT ’■ssssr a?*
i wfcken Ithink we can get ) Ll'^onev
along without them AJ° the bg m0ney>
up there. *-- X
—_
r We’re in a good —
position-we don't No, they can't shut
need critical Wicker & Co.down
-^rnaterials. for that reason.^
/ Were doing an rignt. Y _ ; >
We can worry along with f But a million or so
thousands instead of I tucked away would
chasing after millfons^v^come indnandyiy'
4
' %rs the
THIRTEENTH...
LEVIN BREAKS
AWAY AND
HAMMERS
THAT
DEADLY
BARRAGE TO
PALOOKA’S
BODY AS
THE BELL
RINGS. I
DONT THINK.
LEVIN *
HEARD IT...
WHY DIDN'T HE'S GOT THE WOTTA I
LEVIN KEEP CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT... I
AFTER. THAT IN HIS POCKET WOTTA I
EYE... HE IF HE GOES FIGHT... I
COULDA WON AFTER THAT
ARREDDY ON A EYE.
TECHNICAL KAYO
' Walsh
is
EXCITEDLY
TALKING
TO THE
CHAMP...
THE
DOCTOR.
LOOKED
AT THE
EYE AND
SAID IF
IT GETS
WORSE
HE’LL
STOP THE
FIGHT.."
IT'S PRETTY HARO'/ KEEP AWAY FROM TM...
TO SEE NOW... < BOX TM...MAKE 6VRY
FUNNY THAT HE i^PUNCH COUNT... LOOK.
DIDN'T KEEP AFTER V FER THE ONE r
THE EYE...ONLY CHANCE.. A KAYO ! I
CAUGHT ME < ^
THERE ONCE...W\> > TT^ '
■
p
FRQ/Wft WEAKEST /DREAMED
LAMP, AW’ EVER/ WE HEARD
WIT6 SUMBODyV A MILK
leaves milk Struck!!j
OUTSIDE fee \mu^
U)IA\PV'S XL&/\
CABlWy/Sg^-#
JUST AS AW
EXPES/MEWT,
I HAVE
ft)J2ITTEM
A MOTE
ASS/W6
FOS 12
POUAJDS,
OF ^
BUTTES*,
rrMs a <$ood im
) IDEA/2, <0IMPV, AW .
; I CHILL SLEEP IW'A <
Hah// it is a milkj
TRUCK!! A MILK <
TRUCk SEVERAL'S
£PAVS AT SEAjn-T
| J popeyg, MV FRfEWD, PIP OUPJi
iMverecious
^y’ES,^')
coiAApy. (,
' Me did 1
Y ft x—^
ON AIRTH
AILS VOU,
GRANIW
CREEPS ? j
INVENTIN' WINTON
WHACKED ME
ON TH* HEAD,
|C SNUFFV
(SNIP-snip; ^
I WUZ MINDIN' My
OWN BUSINESS-J
PEEKIN’ IN HIS J /
CAVE AN'"^ /
(TW LOW-DOWN,
SHIF'LESS
SKONK !!,
SET DOWN AN
REST YORE PORE
OL' ACH(N‘ BONES,
k_— GRANNY
RIGHT THAR,
GRANNV
{ ON TH'
V^FRUIT CRATE
BABY PHOTOGRAPHER,
EH? I’M SORRY TO SAY I
never HEARD OF VOU
i BEFORE, CREWY LOU. ^
AND ANaTHERT I KNOW
THING, PONT MV
\OU THINK APPROACH
SOU NEED A WAS BAD,
FEW LES50NS /MR.TRACV.
JN SELLING?^))
BUT I DO T -AND I
WANT TO KNEW IF
PHOTOGRAPH I PHONED
yOUR BABV->/VOU, ID BE
br--.,—TURNED
r DOWNJ
WHERE IS SOUR \ EASY/
STUDIO? WHERE’S ONE AT
MDUR CAMERA? A TIME.
WHV DID VOU PLEASE.
PICK MV^BABV?
At l EIGHT- MAGGIE -I'VE
EECOEDED THIS SPEECH
OF MIWE--NOW WE'LL
_ KWOW IF IT'S
akiv aooD- I
WE'LL PLAY
IT PIGHT
BACIC
LIGTEKJ- —
(- \ _
r KNOW THOSE
"LAUGHS" WILL I WONDER
GO OVER BIG - HOW MANY
l J BOWS I
SHOULD
L^TARE.1 j-J