The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1938, Page 6

E AND SNUFFY SMITH i " WHAT'S : Gowy ON 22 ' MARINE NEWS PAA ELECTRAS ON SCHEDULES:; FLYING TODAY Qe Plane Hops Off for| Fairbanks — Another Bound {()l' Juneau STEAMER MOVEMENTS I aes s e e . oo NORTHBOUND Northland due Tuesday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS Tongass scheduled to sail from Seattle tonight Alaska scheduled to sail from e Seattle November 5 at 9 am. ® North Sea scheduled to sail ® from Seattle November 11 at 10 am SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS ® | Princess Norah scheduled to e | arrive in port at 11 o'clock e | tomorrow night and sails south one hour later. Baranof scheduled south next Monday. LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth scheduied to sail every o | Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- | ka and wayports. | Dart leaves every Wednesday ® o . PAA schedules were resumed thi morning when pilots Murray Stew-| art and Walt Hall hifted the twin- matored Electra from the local air- port for Fairbanks, and pilots Bill Knox and Gene Meyring took off from Fairbanks for Juneau K. Roberts, Fairbanks mining en- gineer and Vella Moehring, were the only passengers bound for Fair- :| banks. Ross Morrison, the oth at 7 aun. for Petersburg, Port | passenger, will disembark at White- Alexander, XKake and way @/ horse. Two hundred pounds of mail ports. 4 o and express were on board for in- P THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1938. By BILLIE BE BECK NAW--HE'S GOT SOME ] VALAR BIZNESS 7 | <O 'TEND To-- ' |QE ToL NME ALL ABAAT \T--~ GO BACK TO SLEES SNVEFY-- T HEAR SHOOFWY STOMPIY' 'ROUND - MERBE SOMEBODY'S TRV TO SWIPE WM SAFETY AT SEA W"’f"fl An ot % X ALY 1S GOVT.S AIM Alaska Passenger Ships Come Within Regula- tions, Maritime Laws nger boats plying Alaskan waters is the of the U. S, | Department of Steam- boat Inspection Bureau, according to Capt. John M. Clark, U. 8. Steamn- boat Inspector of Hulls inland consideration Commerce {the | prime According to Capt. Clatk, the statutes of marine w states that every steamer, before sailing on an international voyage must conduct a lifeboat and fire drill and repeat such drills every seven days there- after. This law been in effect by international agreement, since| Charles Sylvester, 40, North Bergen, N. J., milkman, was dr 1937, when he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a light pole. Alll shis traveling to Alusks from ‘miraculously mis Ivester, who was radely the continental United States are f pound by this law. Lifeboats ar manned by men possessing certifi- 62 PASSENGERS Back t[] sChnm cates indicating that they have passed certain tests as to their abil- ity. A man must serve twelve months LEAVE JUNEAU To Be Observed on the deck crew to be eligible for the certificate examination You DIIN; WHEN DINE along thi The pole picrced the akened by the AT Jersey City boulevard of of the car, as shown, mpact. YOU | E BEST \ terior points. ® o000 00 0w ool s ucialcrey is picked to serve ROYAL S. Commissioner Fe- e ok follows: Hawley Sterling, in case of man overboard or other Education Week, November CAFE W B nditon v Rémteison itk ] | emergencies requiring quick action clusive, the Juneau Public Schoc Bt miank alaven, A Olson Lifeboats carry from 40 10 50| goi tuo passengers boarded the Will hold annual “Back to | Dinners from 5 tm 9 Daily. Hatry Sperling, and I. MacWilliams passengers and are manned by from/ (Gt B B EE L T terday venings of Novem- || Special Sunday Dinners 11 to 9, There is 100 pounds of mail aboard. six to*twelve met. |afternoon in Juneau G el OB i i are two. days bE- Inspection ‘service is performed| ™ gINO% W FHREE o ere srade school will ~ obser JUNO-MAID ICE CREAM hind schedule as both planes were — by the men of the Steamship Bu-| ;o0 * wepren, Tom Tilson, Jack OBk o) ZoRDe ST, In Dishes, Cones or Bulk grounded on their respective air-| SEATTLE, Nov. 4.— Motorship reau and penalties are assessed for| b, 0™ preq Henning and o'clock on the night of NOVEM- | | e wea————— ports by bad weather or heavy snow. | Northland sailed for Southeast Al- any violations diughter' Ann’ O RAGARETY T 10, while the high school open ba NN R aska ports at 10:30 o'clock this fore-| 1t 15 @ commentary on the Bov:| SRR SR e ‘Wil be the following evening noon with 31 passengers aboard, the | ernment service and the steamship| g S <" o 108 f the same hours, . i NURAH A R o g e companies that tourists and other|Eddie Babson, ©. H. Mellor, Ken "o prigay evening, after the par- Jarman's-Friendly Mrs. O, . Sullivan, M. G. Knight, | travelers to and from Alaska, have| O/%% S0mn SERORL 0 nts have viewed the work, an in- Ronald E. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs, D, |Suffered no loss of life or injury| , “eab WHsBRAtL o & SROREI SO vitation is extended to be present for FORTUNE Halverson, Robert Simpson. traceable to inefficiéncy in the ¥ (‘“‘ ol o ;”‘" ik 5 1 program presented in the gym ] Paul Jarish, Walter Conrow, Miss | boat or fire crews of the steamers ‘{ J“R,(;""“““ ‘1:“:41‘;::‘-- : - * e j 2 | Rt 4 > tdsen Fugene aker, At XS a to esley Barrett's “1;‘;2::“ a"[“acl;"“’f’:u:{*"X’x‘:"":‘l‘;‘: Jdongson. al Eb.’- i | Ry {C. Strom, Jack Tngerhutt, Lucille R Alaskans adv Piiicess Norah making the first Dan Rose of Sitka, charged with|"right. Mrs. Josephine White, John : - trip. of the winter season from P"_u.r BURT UN alloged embezzlement of a sum|Eastman, E. N. Schoonover, H. A. Try an Empwe aa RS s Mol Wil cositicun totaling $34, was given nine months’ ”"""“I‘“;“”’I‘“. A;‘f‘ o Atihas, B WelH| on Jis Vancouver, Juneau, Skagway | | sentence, suspended, yesterday af- B;;_g""'cm_::" .\\“:'}.\Hvx srd ol e $4 ternoon by U runi until the early part of next | lix Gray. May. During the summer months ! FLIGHT' JUNEAU the | ship goes in service on the | " | Fredrich and Elizabeth, Mike Uuk- / [lich, Tom Leite, Mrs. Adele Swett, I NE“H?)l.i%iKAN Mrs. Beulah Powers, Dorothy NOTICE TO CREDITORS Van’s Store ";,;“f:f‘; I d lietor Datknad | Pilot Art Burt, at the controls of | IN THE UNITED STATES COM-|Barnes, Mys. Ernest Hedrich, J. C.|; So. Frarfklin Street | &ilflng for Juneau: |the Northern Airways Fokker, land-| MISSIONER'S (EX-OF FICI0O|Jackman, Hazel Forsyth & JUNEAU Phone Single O | 278 S. FRANKLIN Jdhn B, Godfrey, Clifford B, M- |0 10 Juneau this morning with five, PROBATE) COURT FOR THE| For Petersburg — Erik Larson, ! ol s i Lucile Fo)‘c‘ Zona W. .Fox | passengers, Charles Graham, B. C.‘I TERRITORY OF ALASKA, JU- Gt‘m'gelw. Folta, Charles Williams, | ~ - - H_""““fi . Hutehthsen Arthur &, | Provincial Mining Inspector; M.| NEAU COMMISSIONER'S PRE- Lew Williams, Frank Dufresne, Mrs. L e * | Swanson of Dawson, and Mr. and| CINCT. |McKennell, Harry Williams. Lauch, Cyrus McLean, Fred Joseph OB, Jessie N. Frasier, Henning In the Matter of the Estate of; For Ketchikan—S. Polvich, A. IVAN MACYZNSKI, commoniy, W. McDermott, Mrs. Nina Crum- u“"fif;fi;’;’:‘- (;\r’"‘"n‘i“"“‘“‘- Thom- | “Immediately after landing, Burt|known as JOHN RUDY, Deceased.|rine and daughter Josephine. B Shaaan o ongers are . |i00K off again to make connections| Al concerned are hereby notifled| For Wrangell N. Stusland. or Skagway, passengers are:|gjh the White Pass and Yukon|that GEORGE BIDNICK was on| Mrs. William Walton and Gordon Walton of Atlin :"“?‘" p“f‘-rc"{-‘" Olifford B. Line- | jmaj) train at Carcross | October 20th, 1938, appointed Ad-| - Tt Gilbert, Brand, Hl'lou‘ A Marine Airways Fairchild was|ministrator of the Estate of Ivan ueich, LeRoy Charles Thomas, | chartered to transport four North-| Macyznski, commonly known as K Mardon Lindsey, Abbie Sparks, Wal- | ter ‘E. Brown, Nokashima John Rudy. deceased. All persons having claims against Dgers from Atlin nger, A. Fou- | ern Airways pas Tom=- | {5 Juneau. One pas TRANSPORTATION vichi, A'““’“ N"“"‘le*- bert, and a cargo of fresh vegetables, | said estate are hereby required to steamer. is due to return to| e i 1 i - . THe | was on board the Fairchild to At-|present s the ne with proper dugeau tomorrow niht at 11|y | vouchers and verified according to COMPANY o'clack and sails south one hour - [law, within six months from the later, at midnight { ! date of this notice, to the under- H —————e = | I st ” 4 i SONS OF NORWA .‘| Tipes TomoRrrow | i o & Tobertson | Sallings from Pier 7 Seattle { Regular meeting Saturday, Nov. 5, | and M. E. Monagle at 206 Seward Leaves BATMING SOHEDOLE i at 8 o'clock, LO.OF. Hall. All mem-| Low tide—4:38 am., 24 feel. | Building, Juneau, Alaska. | Seattle pt’avc Due Juneau Due Juneau bers are requested to be present.| High tide—10:51 am., 167 feet. Datad at Tunsai: Alasks, this@oth (ko ek 3 ., Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound Rekcshmr‘an follow the meeting.| Low tide pm., -03 feet. day of October, 1938. | S. S. Tongass ......... Nov, 22?;;::"‘ (l\zi)'v 2? g‘“" 1 Nov. 7 i adv.| High tide—11:20 p.m., 15.0 feet. GEORGE BIDNICK, ’ PASSENGERS FREIGHT YUKON Nov, 12 Nov. 18 Nov. 31 = Administrator. REFRIGERATI 5 e : ! First publication, Oct. 21st, 1938, ! PN 3;;501;1\ O . A Hor. 8 { 0 |Last publication, Nov. 11th, 1938. ° g RV, 901 ANOPLADE | T, i L () W E S T P R I C E S 14 e ! ALASKA Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 12 g . — — BARANOF Dec. 10 Dec. Dec. 19 ‘ [ D. B. FEMMER MT. MCKINLEY . Dec. 17 Dee. Dec. 26 : PL | AGENT BARANOF Dec. 24 Dec. Jan. 2 ; ON COMPLETE' HIGH QUALXTY ‘1 i ¥ MT. McKINLEY Dec. 31 Jan. Jan. 9 4 THE SIGN OF Phone 114 Night 312 j—Calls at Yakutat Northbound and Southbound. * CLEANING SERVICE—INCLUDING ! DEPENDABLE | B & 3 i kit |& —_— WINTER ROUND TRIP FARE $74.00 ; Pi(.k U nd l' § REGULAR I Effective November 11. Return ticket must be used by March 25, 1939. ! k-Up and Delivery | SR B AN, ) Travel THE ALASKA LINE | 2 ‘ ’ ona Ticket Office—Phone 2 Freight Office—Phone 4 1 AND EXTRA-FINE REPAIRING | Juneau-Fairbanks “PRIN 5 DOADAME, Aseyc) ' s | Bethel-Nome ‘ CESS" 4 ’ it C) d dP 4 $1.25 | Read Down Read Up | uits, Cleaned and Pressed .........31. [Tue. v Junenn — Liner /Lv. Whitehorse |Ar. Fairbanks JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, | VICTORIA OR SEATTLE 4% 7% SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Norah . November 6, 16, 27 Connections at Vancouver with |'T=r""r""" E Canadian Pacific Services: Transcontinental Trans-Atlantio Trans-Pacific Tickets, reservations and full particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska Suits, Sponged and Pressed Ladies’ Coats and Dresses, Cleaned and Pressed... $1.00 and up 2 . Fairbanks __|Ar.| SERVICE-ON-ALL'ALASKA RO PACIFIC ALAS AIRWAYS, INC. Traffic Representative LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE GASRINEAU HOTEL PHONE: 106 Every Effort Made for the Comfort of Guests! in connection AIK SERVICE INFORMATION ['riplex Dry Cleaning HOTEL GASTINEAU UTES | ‘ll\l'(il' N TRANSFORTATION CO. | i ST M. S. DART U. S. Mcil Carrier | Leaves Femmer's Dock, every Wednesday at 7 a. m. PETERSBURG, KAKE. POR1 ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS. Info i D. B. FEM Phone 114 Freight must be on dock not later than 4 P. M. Tuesday, Juneau, For mat FOR HEALTH AT THE BRUNSWICK RECREATION ALLEYS CAFE IN CONNECTION, Spec- ializing in Chinese ax.. 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MAII- { PHONE 612—DayorNight | Hangar and Shop in Juneau \l § SHELL SIMMONS———Chief Pilot | RUSSELL CLITHERO — Dispatcher | All Planes 2-Way Radio Equipped Operating Own Aeronautical Radio Station KANG MARINE AIRWAYS 2-Way Radio Commmaication SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE Authorized U. S. MAIL Carrier *TUESDAY—Subject to arrival of mail boat from South. Juneau to Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Todd, Si Chi K.j.m.sh-n f:ove, Hoonah, and return. Py o Frequent Nonschedule Trips—10% off Rcund Trip. BEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANYPLACE IN ALASEA TICKET OFFICE, TRIANGLE PLACE—PHONE 623 Alex Holden, Chief Pilot A. B. (Cot) Hayes, Traffic Representative L e Leave Seattle Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Ar.Juneau Lv. Junemu No.Bound So. Found Nov. 8 Nov. 11 Nov. 15 Nov. 18 NORTHLAND NORTH SEA .. HAROLD C. KNIGHT ... J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent CITY WHARF ... —— T 7] GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent ___..._____Phone o o