wpen you
give her a
"new ELGIN
^ I ....
T ...the only watch with the
DuraPower Mainspring*
;It won’t rust. Holds its
^springiness”. Eliminates 99%
.p( watch repairs due to Steel
mainspring failures.
•Patent pending
1 Come in and
Browse Around
Nugget
>AShop_
GAMES TODAY
CHICAGO, Aug. 25— UPt —Haul
Sauer’s 22nd and 23rd homers o
the season and a ninth-inninf
double together with a single b;
Roy Smalley gave the Cubs a 7 tc
6 victory over the Braves before 6,
535 fans.
HOSPiTATNOfES
Gordon Rochon was admitted tc
St. Ann's Hospital yesterday. David
Simonson and Mrs. Pearl Lam
were dismissed.
Thomas Bennett of Angoon and
Kenneth Bean of Hoonah were
dismissed from the Government
Hospital.
NEIGHBORS. FRIENDS
SHOWER HAGMEIERS
The Auk Lay Chapeladles spon
sored a miscellaneous shower for
the John Hagmeier family Thurs
day evening August 24, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jekill.
Many useful and lovely household
I items were presented by friends and
j neighbors to the couple who lost
1 heir home and most of their posses
! sions in a fire last week.
The Hagmeiers plan to rebuild on
their site at Auk Bay.
Ben G. Quarnig and Peter E. Rik
sheim, of Hawk Inlet are guests at
the Hotel Juneau.
v .Vi •••■=•. » _ ...
I
——-7-L ■ i , - . ■■ ■— ■■■ --—
* Plumbing • Heating
Oil Burners
Telephone Blue 737 Nighis-Red 730
' Harri Machine Shop9 Inc.
* 12th and E Street
-——immmm
I
NORTHBOUND
| S.S. Aleutian .. .Aug. 29
" Cordova Seward
, Valdez
ij
S.s. Alaska .Sept. 3
Seward
SOUTHBOUND
S.S. Alaska.Aug. 25
Petersburg Seattle
Ketchikan
S.S. Baranof .. .Aug. 27
Ketchikan Seattle
FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
S. S. SUSITNA—AUGUST 29TH
5? "iOrGREEN, Agent—Juneau^Phones 2 and 4
Pan American
•Does it 0&ULL
For 17 years Pan American has
flown the Alaska skyways—con
stantly improving service and
steadily reducing passenger fares.
i Now Pan American is offering
still lower regular, all-year rates be
tween Alaska and Seattle.
------
JUNEAU-SEATTLE FARES |
NOW DOWN TO $66 ONE WAY I
118.80 Round trjp I
Fnr fU* fP]US I
■ BARAW redUCed air tra™' fa« call I
BARANOF HOTEL - PHONE 10S 1
ONLY THE FARE IS CUT! When you fly Pan
American, you still get all the Clipper* extras. Big,
' dependable 4-engine planes... the most experienced
crews... fine free food... and stewardess hospitality.
TO SEATTLE • HAWAII • BOUND -THE -WOr.LD • KETCHIKAN
JUNEAU •
Mr*. WmU Mnmf, Im.
RADIOLOG
&1NI
Alaska Broadcasting Co.
CBS — NBC
DIAL 1460—JUNHAU
FRIDAY EVENING
6:15—Strange Advenhure.
6:00—News.
6:20—Sport Scene.
6:30—Billboard of Air.
6:45—Local News.
7:00—Ave Maria Hour
7:30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS
8:00—STRAWHAT CONCERTS
CBS.
8:30—ARCHIE ANDREWS-NBC.
9:15—Cote Glee Club.
9:30—JOHNNY DOLLAR-CBS.
10:00—News.
: 10:15—MINDY CARSON-NBC.
I 10:30—Forecasts.
10:35—Sign Off.
_____
Saturday Morning and ATlrmo.in
Sign On.
7 00—Sunr.se Surprise.
7:05—Locel Weather .
7:30—News Summary.
8:00—Morning Thought.
8:10— ews Headlines
8:25—Weather report.
8:30—Larigworth Cholrsters.
9:00— Music for the Missus.
9:30—Weather report.
9:35—Songs by Eddie Arnold.
9:45—Dusty Records.
10:00—News.
10:06—Just Jazz.
10:30—Kids on KINY.
11:00—HIT THE JACK POT-CBS.
11:30—UN REPORT-CBS.
11:45—Singers of Songs.
11:55—Forecast.
12:00—Hit Tunes.
12:15—News.
12:30—FUN TO BE YOUNG
CBS.
1:00—CLOAK AND DAGGER
NBC.
1:30—Christian Science.
1:45—UNIVERSITY EXPLORER
CBS.
2:00—INVITATION TO MUSIC
CBS.
3:30—UP FOR PAROLE-CBS.
4:00—Music.
4:15—Children’s Chapel.
4:30—JOE D; MAGGIO-NBC.
5:00—GANGBUSTERS-CBS.
5:30—Viking Varieties.
All programs subject to change !
iue to conditions beyond our con- ;
vroL
Best Fishing Spots Kept
Secret as Trout Derby
Winners Receive Prizes
Anglers seem to keep their best
fishing spots secret. At least, so
it appeared to Chamber of Com
merce members yesterday.
Mrs. Leonard Lowell caught the
largest cutthroat trout entered in j
the Juneau Chamber of Commerce’s
annual Trout Derby. At the Cham
ber of Commerce meeting, Pete
Warner, chairman of the Trout
Derby Committee, asked her where
she caught it.
“Turner Lake,” Mrs. Lowell said.
“There are a lot of us men who
d dn’t do nearly as well in the j
derby,” Warner said. "We’d like
to know exactly where—in case we
enter the derby next year.”
“Turner Lake,” said Mrs. Lowell.
For winning over a field of doug
ty male anglers, Mrs. Lowell was
presented with a .30-06 rifle. faTle
relented a little.
"I caught the fish trolling with
spinners,” she said.
First place in the Dolly Varden
division of the “no-entry-fee” con
test, which began June 1 and ended
August 15, went to Douglas Blan
chard. He caught his winner “in
Johnson Creek on Taku River." A
.30-06 rifle was the prize.
Frank Wright won second prize
in the cutthroat division. The
prize was a fly-casting outfit.
Asked by Warner where he caught
his fish, Wright said: “Turner
Lake.”
WI1C1C Ml A U1 ilCl uabc i »» IW
asked.
"Casting from a boat in Turner
Lake," Wright answered.
Second prize-winner in the Dolly
Division, Luis DePlorin, was not
present to receive his prize. Royal
O’Reilly, who took third place in
the division was. His prize was a
bait-casting outfit.
O’Reilly gave a little more in
formation. He pointed out that
all yie anglers winning prizes in
the derby caught their fish within
40 minutes by boat from Taku
Lodge.
“We’ll remember that," Warner
said. “We’re going to have a bigger
better Trout Derby next year."
O’Reilly is proprietor of Taku
Lodge, wellknown resort on Taku
Inlet.
Third prize in the cutthroat div
ision went to J. S. (Skip) Mac
Kinnon Jr., only Chamber of Com
merce member to place in the
derby.
Asked where he caught his fish,
MacKinnon said: “Turner Lake ”
Where in Turner Lake?
“I was with Len and Mrs. Lowe 11
in a boat on Turner Lake.”
Leonard Lowell accompanied his
wife to the meeting, ktis derby
entry had been a few ounces too
light to win him a .prize—he held
fourth place in the cutthroat div
ision when the contest ended.
Where did he catjch his f}sh?
“Turner Lake.”
Where in Turner Lake.'
No answer.
-TJ^TTTTTT-H-—'
^MAMA, MAV I GO )
TO THS MOVIES <
S WITH DONALDM
1m MAMA MAV I )
'A GO OVEP TO A
MJEANNIE'S HOUSE)
■fete AND PLAY ? yS
MAMA, MAV
l I GO OVER TO
^ \M FREDS HOUSE
^yOUR FRIEND 04(05
L<W'TH'SKILL OF AN
r ACCOMPL&HEO LAPy'5
MAN, M^TEgCHAgLE^.
f DON'T SUPPOSE IT'S UP TO THE TEXAS 5RANp\
[ OF MOONLIGHT, REPEL, BUT THE LOCAL ^I
VPROPUCT MIGHT BE WORTH A GANPEfc. ¥!|JL
/"oh, I'LL BET IT'5 REAL PRETTX FOR THESE
PARTS. LET'S CHECK UPON IT MISTER LEE.
Mill II 1 I " HtTT^i I'm <
T WHO...BOINIE...THE BOOK KEEPER..
r YA EXPECTED T'SEE 'IM TOO?.. I
^ WON'T ASSOSHIATE WITH'IM NO
MORE...YA KNOW WOT JOE SEO ABOUT
IM AN' BETTIN'...ME EVEN WANTID T'GIVE
YA ONE A THEM 200 TONE
TIPS TOAY... AIN'T THAT
AWFUL ? £
.-a—_.___
f»0r
I ' . V'
VTTY...WAIT A
MINITE... COME IN,
\ HUMPHREY... OVER.
CONTACT...
kVpte c tmm
v| f&ft
ffe,5 _BUT ALLi_
} W/IMFY'S UNCLE S/vZ7mPV HAS LEFT
.ft' > '—W busted lest }
ITS STRANGE THE GANG
THAT CLEANED YOU OUT
PI DM1 CATCH MARY LOU //
'SHE ELUDED THEM/?
I SUSPOSE you KNOWS,
WHAT THEY WAS
RiPlN' M ',111.1
Ipopeye, you mean MARY LOU I
KMN TOICN IPIMN \
My UNCLE'S
FINE HORSES?^
'oh FOUR LE65^^T~
SHUSH.? PLEASE BE QUIET.?
MARY lou
HERE’S TH' RIDDLE, BEAL
“CHAWIN’ TERBACKY- i
CHAWIN’ TERBACKY-/
AN’ WHAT FOLLERS |
TH’ BRIDE?"^fcv \
I KNOWTH'
RIDDLE, ye
EMPTy-HEADED
SL05HWOCKER!
WHAT’S TH’
v^HNSfcER?
I HW-HfiW-HMV!
YE SHORE GOT MY
UOTE FER MAYOR. I
“RIDDLES”--THAT mi A 1
^HUMDINGER!!
7v C”
iZ UH-S'POSE
/ I TOLD YE
f TH' ANSWER TO
THUTTY MORE *
RIDDLES,
MISTOFER
V BEAL?/
J3K.
*7-77,
recj>
TRACV, THIS IS ARCHORD OP
THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT
WE’VE TRACED THE BELT. ^
T—n—mffllfn
7t BELONGS TO A GUY WHO ^
was KICKED OUT of
PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING
ABOUT 3 YEARS AGO
NAME, WIGGLES —
^ T. V. WIGGLES.
WHAT ELSE DO VOU KNOW ]
ABO UT^fcjlM, ARCU?^Jz
YES—UNCONSCIOUS OR NOT,
I’LL HAVE TO take her
BACK TO THEM/ I CAN T
WALK THE STREETS ALL
¥ See there! With ^ H i. folks! Yep, jig
I Corky's got umbrellas!J business has ^nt
l three new --1 been good, and >
v-^tables.J V^we're expanding.
Look! Two new stools'
and two booths!
f I'M DYIN'
I PROM TH'
I MEAT-//
MAGGIE.'/
OH-SHUT UP-I WANT YOU
TO CALL ON MY UNCLE
"BAT" TENBALL- YOU'RE
COMPLAINING ABOUT THE
HEAT WHILE HE'S
-*» SUFFERING IN
HOSPITAL/
\
MAYBE IT'LL BE NICE
AN1 COOL IN HIS ROOM
AT THE HOSPITAL
POOR GUY-1 _/
SHOULDN'T _>
COMPLAIN !!! \
<_ _— / <
5 wow!!! I'M
f BURNING
UP." TWO
BLOCKS
"i more to -
f CLOSE THAT DOOR
I'VE GOT A CHILL -
AKI1 HAND ME THAT
HOT-WATER BAG
AN1 TURN ON THE
ELECTRIC HEATER//
A -l.—V
EEK a