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U. of A. Romance
Will Culminate
In Wedding Sat.
A university of Alaska romance
will culminate in a wedding here
Saturday when Miss Ruby Green
becomes the bride of Edward K.
Browne, of Ketchikan.
The couple met several years ago
while both were students at the
university and following graduation.
Miss Green has been teaching home
economics at Wrangell high school
while Browne joined the Alaska Boy
Scout executive staff as field repre
sentative with headquarters at
Ketchikan.
The marriage will take place at
3:30 p.m. Saturday at the Church
of the Nativity with the Rev. Rob
ert Whelan officiating.
Matron of honor for the bride will
be Mrs. J. S. MacKinnon. Jr., with
Charles Buttrey as best man. Everett
Erickson, close friend of the couple,
• will give away the bride.
Music will be furnished by Mrs.
Lillian Uggen at the. church organ.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. MacKinndn, Sr., at
418 Fourth avenue to which all
friends of the popular young couple
are invited.
88 ELY PAN AM WED.
65 ARRIVE; 23 OUT
Eighty-eight travelers flew with
Pan American World Airways Wed
nesday with 85 arrivals and 23 de
partures.
Fhjm Seattle: Ella Beebe, Glen
Carlson, Ernest Dunton, W. Frankel,
Jack Herzig, G. Hall and son Billy.
Joan Kelr, Mrs. McGuire and two
children, Barbara Marshall, Asta
Ostlind, Lucille Peterson, Phyllis
Richard, H. Sinnett. Mrs. Stock
well and three children, Ellie Sher
man.
1 Margaret Shaw, P. Townsend, T.
' Thorton, B. Ware, G. Hattersley, J.
Van Horn, E. Hawley, P. Yett, J.
! Qonlay, R. Cook, J. Martin, C. Math
ews, R. -Spragg, Keith Conn, Sharon
Plant, G. R. McCarthy, Peggy Lee,
GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE
LOG CABDI CAFE
ONLY CAFE IN HAINES FOR SALE!
15-stool restaurant - well stocked, fully equipped,
newly painted and redecorated, with living quart
ers above. All new equipment — building only 4
years old.
WILL GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
on receipt of enough of Uncle Sam’s Greenbacks
Don’t Call! Don’t Write! Just come and bring
the Greenbacks witji you.
I. B. HOWSEB - Haines, Alaska
Emma Samuelson, L. Hall, D. Bretz,
L. Russell and 21 members of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce.
From Annette: H. Crewson.
To Seattle: John Tennyson, J.
Anderson, H. A. Stoddart, R. Stev
ens, Mrs. L. Dolg and four children,
Mrs. X. Brown, J. Brown, H: Jo
hansen, A. Wright, E. Benish, J.
Young, Mrs. Joe Brown and Kathey,
Ruth Wright, G. Bensin. G. Hurst.
To Ketchikan: J. W. Devon, Harry
Olson.
Engagement of
College Student
Told Last Night
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The engagement of Miss Roberta
Messerschmidt, daughter of Mr. and
Mis. George Messerschmidt, was
(announced last night at a party
given at the family home by Mrs.
Messerschmidt for eighteen guests.
Miss Messerschmldt's marriage to
Mr. Eugene Zinck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Zinck of Seattle, will take place
in September In Juneau.
I Both young people are popular
students of Washington State Col
lege at Pullman, where the pros
pective groom is majoring in pre
professional work.
Miss Messerschmidt was born
and reared in Juneau where shf
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graduated from high school in 1950. j
She has been active and prominent
in the Juneau Order of Rainbow
for girls in which she is Past Wor
thy Advisor. She was also Juneau's
Fourth of July queen last year.
A box of candy passed to the
guests, revealing the engagement
ling, told the glad news at last
night's party. Napkins were in
scribed with “Roberta and Gene”
and between tall white candles on
the luncheon table a small bride
doll stood on a shining mirror.
Guests invited were Mesdames
George Hanna, Terry Pegues, Earl
Crass, Jerome Chapman, Donald
Compton, Jay Eller, Ruth Asp and
the Misses Pat Garrett, Pat Oakes,
Mary Lou Fagerson, Alice Tanaka,
Martha Newbould, Alice Jean Da
vis, Carol Jean MacDonald, Joanne
Sabin, Sylvia Lister, Dixie Lee Tan
dy and Lorene Shaw.
Mrs. Messerschmidt was assisted
dubing the evening by Mrs. Eller
and Miss Shaw, cousin of the
bride-elect.
Following their September wed
ding. the young couple will return
tp college where Mr. Zinck will be
a senior and Miss Messerschmidt
will enter her sophomore year.
Iranian Flag Raised
Members of the Iranian commission for the nationalization of oil
fields stand at entrance to building as the Iranian flag is hoisted
over general management officers of Anglo-Iranian Oil Company near
Abadan. Sign placed by commission over entrance reads “Office of
the provisional board of directors come to nationalize oil.” Flag
raising was part of Iran’s determination to nationalize her rich oil
fields. Iranians have given British until today to answer a demand
that they start paying to Iran profits made in Iranian oil. iff) wireplioto
MODEL OF F AM 0 US SCULPTURE- Mar
garet Scriven inspects model of statue of Abraham Lincoln and
Mary Todd Lincoln used for Racine. Wis;. monument by wulptor
Frederick C. Hibbard, presented to Chicago Historical bociety.
TWO BUNDLES OF |OY^ Leading Seaman Jim
Ashworth, of Winnipeg, Canada, holds twin daughters, Pamela and
Patricia' whom he saw for first time after iiis ship returned from
Korean waters. His wife holds first child, David. 19 months old.
* OPE N WIDE, PLEASE— DebW Anne Lacy. 11,
of Arlington, Va.. feeds a worm to her orphan six-weeks-old robin,'
"Tweety Pie," perched on the handle of its Easter basket nesL
LOS ANGELES VISITORS
Helen ft. and Mable E. Smitn of
Los Angeles are registered at the
Baranof Hotel.
FROM LOUISIANA
Dr. and Mrs. W.A.K. Seale of
Sulphur, La. are guests at the Dar
uncf Hotel.
APPLY FOR LICENSE
John S. Mansuy, Jr., of Juneau
and Marie Etter, of St. Louis, Mo.,
made application for a license to
marry in U. S. Commissioner’s office.
Mansuy is attorney for the local
OPA and Miss Etter is a secretary.
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Searching our coastal waters for
unidentified submarines, this
Navy blimp pilot is constantly on
the alert to protect American shores. His blimp carries
the most effective airborne detection gear in the world,
enabling him to pinpoint and track a target even when
it is submerged. And he is doing a vitally important
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Remember that when you’re buying Defense Bonds you’re
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Buy them regularly!
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I Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, th»
Advertising Council and
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