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AUBRY
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Cast of Alaska, purchased by
,hj C. E. i'rom Russia in 1237, Wiw
' cents an ac. e.
"Xr.iice is hereby g.« that eke
collector of customs for this dis
trict hn issued an order dated May
7. lull, authorizing the name of the
scow P. A. F. R. S. Ko. 2, oflici&l
umber ^7SJ3G, owned by Alaska
p. i . Salmon Company, of which
Ala ka, is the home port,
; e hen: a to A. P. S. CO., R. S.
J. T. PETRICH.
Acting Collector,
Juneau, ♦Vi.-t.dc i.
hirst publication: May 3, It 31.
Last publication: May 11, KSl.
MACKINNONS HOME
Mr. and Mrs. J. Simpson Mac
Kinnon returned home on the Bar
anof from a short business trip to
Seattle. MacKinnon is a Represent
ative in the Territorial House for
the First Division and a prominent
Juneau business man.
ATT?.' •. • X KEBTKAHS
I?.m-hr bust: r - mtetin* Wed
nc day at ;> p.m. I. O. O. F. Hall.
Tel ’. . Wert, Noble Grand.
804-It
Nugget Shop is closing out gift
•'hop. Goods at reduced prices.
Come in raid browse around. Also
showcases for sole. S04-2t
8 Alaska Coastal Airlines enables you to arrange
—through your local ticket agent—your passage
to the States on Pan American, end then to any
spot on the giobel And for you who buy tickets
hi Sitka, Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagwoy, Hatne#
and similar communities, ACA reserves a special
block of seats so that its passengers share equal
priority with ttafes who buy tickets in Juneau!
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TUESDAY EVENING
5.00— BREAK THE BANK-NBC
5:30—VOICES AND EVENTS
NEC.
6.00— News.
u :1a--Dinner Music.
6 Billboart at the Air
6 4i—Local N ws.
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i.OV DANG ROUS ASSIGN
MEN! -NBC.
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8:00—LIFE WITH LUIGI-CSS.
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7:00—Sunrise Serenade.
7:30—News Summary
3 CO—Morning Thought.
8:10—Ilealllr.e News.
3:25—Weather Forecasts.
8:30—Rosary Program,
j y ou—Music ter the Missus.
I 9:30—Forecasts.
C:35—Trio Time.
9:45—YOU AND THE WORLD
CBS.
10:00—News. |
10:05—Milady’s Memo.
, 10:30—SALT LAKE CHOIR-CBS. 1
j 11:00—GEORGE FISHER-CBS. J
j 11:15—Listener’s Digest.
11:30—ARTHUR CODFREY-CBS.
■ 12 :00—Forecasts.
1 12:05—Salon Serenade.
! 17:15—Noon News.
: 12:30—Adventures In Research.
12:45—UN IS MY BEAT.NBC.
1:00—’TREASURY BAND-C lS.
1:30—CHCAGOANS-CBS.
1: 45— -PICKENS PARTY-NBC. I
; 2:00—BOSTON POPS-NBC.
2:30—MARINE BAND-NBC.
j 3:00—WE TAKE YOUR WORD
CES.
3:30—Parade of Hits.
4:30—AMERICA UNITED-NBC.
5:80—DOLLAR A MINUTE-CBS.
5:30—UNIVERSITY of CHICAGO
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hot.
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NEW YORK. May 8, —l/PI—The
Pulitzer prize for fiction has been
awarded 1 o "The Town” by Conrad
Richter. I
No drama award was made this
year.
ft. Carlyle Bulry received an
wai d for hi history, "The Old
Nov'.hwesa F ameer Period, 1815-'
1348.” !
lie io : of international re-'
■ i , t\ A aociated Press staf- '
U . ~ were snored. j
. ; a;- Reiman Morin and Don'
' /hit: hea i. Morin was cited for his
(. , "li. : of an Airbase," and
a an wie. lory "Hatred to Stay j
l A: he Last Shot is Fired'
u lira Korean War.” ( .
..a ad we honored for his!
; .. . written with the U. S. Mar-j
Inca outside Seoul, describing the
Han River action. ■
Surer cane is a giant grass,
rowing from 6 to 15 feet high. |
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WAKKIMC
The Jacobson Upholstery
Service will remain in
business in Juneau only
until JUNE 30.
You still have a limited
time in which to get a
supply of lovely tapestry
fabrics at reduced prices. •
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W ABNER’S 1
for |
FISHING GEAR
40(i S. Franklin — Phone 473
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♦Burrows Welding Co.f
♦ Oil Tanks Flue Extensions *
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' Box 2983—JUNEAU—Phone 289 J
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PLUMBING & HEATING '
| Kensington Bldg. (At City Float) (
| P. O. Box 2*)% Phone 1039J
NASH
SALES and SERVICE
CHRISTENSEN BROS.
909 12th Phone Green 27D
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|C„ BZASSARP, START TALK. I NO. ~E_L. -'Al THAT'
YOU HAP HIM PBBCBP WEOVO, T ' HE SAVBP *0
7Hif MISSION— INCU1PIN6 YOUR \ZC<...ANP THAT1
you (amow vow you can't beat t\'= ->^^1
fuH, GHARLES, USING YOURSELF AS AN AIMING POINtW
to giiipe the fighters onto that tank was quite '
, A STUNT. ER, QUICK THINKING ANP A GREAT PEAI- OF^,
AW,SHUCES, COLONEL. YOU ENOW HOW IT >S
WITH US HOT EOCE TYPES — WE SET CAZZEP \
I AWAY BY THOSE CZANP-STANPING IMPULSES. W
r
LAWSY SAKES, RIDDLES ! LOOK at
THAT'S TH' PURTIEST >T A LEETLE
WEDDIN’RING I EVER CLOSER,
LAID EYES ON-IT MUST HONEY-POT
HAVE COST YE A MINT
OF MONEY- |
p
LAND O' \/
LIBERTY!!
TH' TOM-FOOL \
THIMG SQUIRTS I
BARTER y
BY DOGGIES !>
T KNOWED VE'D
1 '•foe
REFEREE,
RAY MILLER,
IS GIVING
THEM
INSTRUCTIONS
...YOU CAN
HEAR HIM '
II. lll,:raCrt«a ' '' ' ■* *IW
/ ...TO A NEUTRAL CORNER , HE'5 GOT 'IS A
I NOW REMEMBER, VOU'LL TRUNKS TOO HIGH
BE PENALIZED FOR LOW ... AN'HE'S GOT
\ BLOWS, RABBIT PUNCHES, VASELINE ON*IS
v FACE... AN'... y
/-rar<L
BREAK WHEN I SAY BREAK...
NO HITTING ON THE BREAK...
NOW SHAKE HANDS...RETURN
TO YOUR CORNERS... AND COME
OUT FIGHTING AT THE BELL .
Why the swi
I ash you to the movies
and you bite my head off.
"b-i ii ihT
I’m not proposing anything
except a movie —and not
even to sit in the balcony.
1 . . , ' " L r
take a hint
that’s that ,,yj LU
THE BEST WE
COULD. YOU'RE A
GOOD DRIVER,
JUN'OP.^
LET THE WAVE HER
NURSE !N GET
RIGHT BLANKETS^
AWAV. TTCiC
W WHAT A SCRAP.' V"
ilTHE TREE HOUSE IS M
\ FALLING APART/yg
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mama IS i
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Pie PAMS AMP MiXlMGj"
80U)LS, TWATS AlLjT
'ME Top OJOM'T CLOSE/AMD
=*f7 THERE'S MO TIME TO]
KfcUKUt —
U)'LL TSV
- To STOp
0)B CAKJ (SLUE THE
Pisces tcgetwer
| I OUST MET MISTER HUGH_
TELLUS ON THE WAV DOWN
TO HIS OFFICE - AND HE -SAlD
HE THINKS I HAVE A LOVELV f \
VOICE AND SHOULD CONTINUE DID HE
_, MV SINGING LESSONS- -' ; TELL
i THAT ?
JLT c^r
rl ALWAYS.
THOUGHT A «?('
lawyer? was \ 1
GOOD ADVICE •
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