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| Walter B. Heisel, Deputy Col
lector in the Customs Service, was
surprised yesterday when he re
ceived a telegram from his son,
j Walter, Jr., announcing his mar
riage to Miss Pearl Paulson, of
Pcrtland, Oregon. The marriage
took place in the Congregational
Church in Cheyenne. Wyoming, sev
eral days ago.
j Mr. Heisel and his bride are
.aboard the North Sea enroute to
I Juneau where they will make their
| home.
The groom has been in the
| States for the past ten years until
: a little over a year ago when he
returned to Juneau, and has been
employed at the Alaska Juneau
Mine. He went south about a
month ago on a vacation trip.
TWO FLIGHTS
MADE, PATCO
Trips to Chichagof and Tulsequah
were made today by the Alaska Air
Transport Patco seaplane piloted by
Sheldon Simmons.
Robert Waananen was a pas
senger to Chichagof aboard the Pat
co. leaving Juneau at 7:15 o'clock
this morning. On the return flight,
A1 Lowe, who entered St. Ann's
Hospital for medical attention. A.
Johnson and M. Brovich were pas
sengers from Chichagof to Ju
neau.
At 1:30 o’clock this afternoon the
Patco took off with Malcolm Mor
rison and one other round - trip
passenger, and Con Carthun for Tul
sequah. A bag of mail for Tulse
quah and a bundle of mail for Mary
Joyce were taken aboard the plane
after the arrival of the Alaska from
the States. A landing will be made
at Miss Joyce’s Twin Glacier Lodge
at Taku on the return trip.
