The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1938, Page 6

6‘ BRINGING UP FATHFR (1 TOLD YOUR FA | ASK HIS BOSS | MY BROTHER | DON'T KNOW l KNOWS MY BRX( THE DAILY ALAbKA EMP! IRL. MONDAY, I)l( 1938, By GEOHL:E McMANUS CANE HC SME EARLY MARINE C. P. R. VESSEL GOES OUT WITH HOLIDAY CROWD : ; % Norah ~ yesterda hrough Juneau a long list of The steamer to capacity in what is ieve the last of the heavy exo- dus from the Interior of British Columbia and the Leaving from here were ningham, A. Augustine, P. dal, L. H. Metzzar, C. Goldste Mrs. C. Goldstein, 5. Whitsell, J Mo C. D. Cummins, L. F. Anderson F. Bird, P. Troost, R. Larson, E. A.| Kraft, B. Hall, Mrs. C. G. McNair, Miss L. Auewen, O. Elison, Mr. and Mis. H. P. Shepard. * Maydell € >, M. Knuppe, Mrs. | M. Knuppe, Gene Meyring, Mrs. T.! Btevens, H. V. Snoddy, | L. Koke, C. Eg ndbranson, | A. Delzelle, A E. Tanner, Rood, W. Pe Raynor, W. bert, Sister Mary Merc tell, Sister M Bartk yard, C. E. M Bmumm G TWOPAASHIDS | FLYING TODAY | FROM INTERIOR One PAA ctra was held | qvernight at Whitehorse \(\llld(l\ and came on into Juneau today with | Bine passengers aboard, while an- ether plane is due from Fairbanks this afternoon with eight aboard. | i Arrivals today wers G. Franklin, | Mr. and Mrs. L. C. He | D. G. Finn, E. Humming son, A. A. Peugent, E. Yovetich, W. ¢ o Holbrook, Mae Moore, all from Pair= {10 \l)l{ THBOUND 1t 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ¢. Should have 4 days mail SCHEDULED SAILINGS North Coast s Seattle December 23 at 10 a.m. ber 27 at 9 p.m SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS McKinley scheduled J. dock ¢ Tengass in port and schedule sail south tomorrow morn- LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduied Wednesday at 6 p.an. for Sit- ka and wayports. leaves every Wednesday at 7 aan. for Petersb Alexander, Xake P T cheduled te ar- 8 o'clock tomoirow heduled to arrive eduled to sail Norah scheduled to n Vancouver Decem- at 5:30 o'clock to- and sails south from 9 am 1 every rg, Port and way esceceeccresceseer0c000c0C00ce00 00 ® e a0 o e - > SENATE WON'T .GO ON RECORD ONTHIRD TERM Senafor McNarty Will Fight Any Proposal Mak- ing an Expression WASHINGTON, Dec, 19.—Sena- J. Gib-lior Charles L. McNary, Rpeublican n, said he will oppose any al to put the Senate on r banks, and C. Butterworth from|oo.q against a third term for Pres- Whitehcrse. |ident Due this afternoon are Lloyd} Johnson, Fred Mebes, Mrs. Bertha fp.; Olsen, Gorden Parlett, Roy Bezow- gki, Mrs. W. Koppen and W Munz the s2cond Stuart | the first plane in, While thip is piloted by Mu and wm Hall NEW BELLANCA FOR ‘ WHITE PASS ROUTE | “The new Bellanca plane for the | White Pass and Yukon Route ar- | rived at the Whitehorse £ 't on | December 14 after being to bad weather conditions, sa Whitehorse Star. + This new ship which is ¢arrying ten passengers ar 4,000 able of | Yuletide p: A Preceeding the entertainment, pounds of freight is fitted with au‘!hcsv who wish will wrap and tie Mr. Whitsel the latest improvements. Its w‘ngl‘h[‘ Christmas candy which is to be | to v $pread is 65 feet and it is powered | distributed Saturday, after Roosevelt Western Senator does not President should seek |a third term but that it is wholly |beyond function of the Sen- ate to express itself on the ques- Al Monsen and Bill Knox piloted | o, : 4 cogugan B2 “~-——— |egion Groups To Have Xmas Party on Friday .. Friday evening at 7 o'clock will|Co., \(‘fl on the Princess Norah Sun- start the Christmas festivities at the several days whilst en rout» owing Legion Dugout when the Sons and Mr ‘Whits the | Caughters of the Legion assemble|D. H. Whitsel, | with the Legion Auxiliary for their spent a short time in Junmu Axbum y. two years ago. | with a Wright cycione engine. Its|refreshments will be served and the truising area is stated to be 150 tree festival held. Each person pre- iles per hour. placed on the Dawson-Mayo runj next month. Pilot Everett Wasson eame up with the plane from Seattle. B sent bringing a gift, not exceeding The ship will, we understand, be |15 cents. in the kitchen during the affair is to be Mrs. Alfred Zenz- er, Mrs. John Newman, and Mrs. A. | E. Johnstone. Present for the oc- {casion will be Alfred Zenger and A.| Ladles Auxlllary |E. Johnstone, supervisors of the 1 boys gmup Sponsors of Dance All members are. urged to be| present at the meeting tomorrow @vening of the Legion Auxiliary, .. Being held at 8 oclock at the American Legion Dugout. and the evening's entertainment wiil be in charge of Mrs. Alva New- . — “’lllTEl")RSE WEDDING Frances Mary Stoddart, graduate of the Vancouver General Hospital recently connected with the ehorse Hospital, will be married | this week at Whitehorse to Harold | E. Davenport, air engineer with the Two candidates will be initiated |wpito pass and Yukon Route Di- Read Down | vision of Air Craft. e m:m, Unit Rehabilitation chairman ALASKANA By Marie Drake, 50c. .- . DOUBLE FUNERAL HELD ! A double funeral service was re- m ' # THIS FAMOUS HOTEL is | — cently held at Dawson, the lastrites ing said for A. T. Andersen and Iyor Erickson, who had passed away | tbgether, frozen to death on the flixtymne river, when a tractor went into the river. Anderson was 54, operated a roadhouse at the | Forks until it burned after which he reverted to the ranks of wage earn- . Erickson was 34 and went to the in 1933, having been practi- cally in all recent years emmoyedl NEW WASHINGTON 1 in the Sixtymile district. close to the theafres and stores, with masnificent view of mountains and har- bor. Splendid food, perfect comfort, convenience and service. Rates $j From Special Rates to Permanent Guests. Ausnns LIKE THE o6 0000 0 a (:H:l\'l"i\‘ TONGASS HAS HEAVY CARGO FOR CHANEL : Tongass docked in this morning o with a load of general cargo TOMORROW eececeoan Christmas edi- e full of Christmas suggestions to r as well as the news section. It is issued to- l'.lo..bao ® 060 000600 00 00 0 ., e Captain Eldred DES Tomonaow——l Hawk Inlet and Tenakee, not mak- ing Sitka this trip. No passengers were brought in for tide—11:48 a.m., \Ed Whitsel South on Vacation Trip Sunday e On his first vacation in .\('\'&‘l\‘ Alaska Juneau ALASKA Transportation Company sel will visit with his father, | ojourn in Denver, 11 proceed to Wyomis isit with his sister, returning to | which | Juneau after the holidays. e TURKEY SHOOT Sailings from Pier 7 S S. S. TONGASS PASSENGERS { Public invited. ace - REFRIGERATION e THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE D.B. FEMMER U. S. AIRMAIL Farms, owned Stansfield, is| moder mest entirely g” salmon, Wi e frozen and stored in a cold s fiad in the most 1er's home | 1t and Power Com- pany has I)\ t a high power line to | H e ranch and furnish 24-hour serv- - Try an Empire aa. e TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS QUALITY WORK CLOTHING ] FRED HENNING Complete Oulfitter for Men —_— - Large Atfendance at First Shrine Dance of the largest crowds ever ble in the ballroom of ti mple was present Saty the first Shrine Club dance season. ture of the even he W a ot unents | were under the supervision of Mrs. Katherine Hooker. Many dinner parties were enjoyed before the dance Jarman's-Friendly nic night of the A fe FORTUNE - > from $4 VAN'S STORE 218 S. FRANKLIN JARMAN'S- FRIENDLY BEOUND FOR SOUTH W. D. Gordon, prominent citizen of Whitehorse, accompanied by Mrs. are passengers southbound | cess Norah for their an- | to British Columbia J jon the | nual vi SAILING SCHEDULE Ry SLeave Due Juneau Due Juneau Stea eattle Northbound Southbound i MT. McKINLEY - Dec. 10 Dec. 13 Dec. 19 I, 'BARANOF R Dec. 17 Dec. 20 Dec. 26 MT. McKINLEY Dec. 24 Dec. 27 Jan. 2 BVARANOF ¢ Dec. 31 Jan. 3 Jan. 9 MT. McKINLEY . 4 Jan. 7 Jan. 10 Jan. 16 BARANOF » Jan. 14 Jan. 17 Jan. 23 *MT. McKINLEY Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Jan. 30 *—Calls at Yakuf’\l Northbound and Southbound. WINTER ROUND TRIP FARE Service Every Trip Juneau-Fairbanks Bethel-Nome Lv. Fairbanks —|Lv.Sun. JUNEAU TO V. VICTORIA OR SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Norah Connections at Vancouver with Canadian Pacific Services: TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC Tickets, reservations and full particulars from MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R—Juneau, Alaska CANADIAN PACIFIC "PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS, INC. 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(Cot) Hayes, Traffic Representative TRANSPORTATION EDmPHnY ‘VEEKLY SAILINGS PPRENC. X Juneau to Seattle ° and Return s M. S. NORTHLAND ... ; $72.00 i S. S. NORTH COAST: &3 Standard Rooms A and C Deck .. Twin Bed Rooms B Deck .. . Twin Bed, Shower and Toilet ........ bt A Twin Bed, Tub and Toilet ... 2 11600 Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau Seattle No.Bound So.Bound NORTHLAND ........Dec. 16 Dec. 20 Dec, 23 NORTH COAST Dec. 23 Dec. 21 Dec, 30 NORTHLAND Dec.30 Jan. 3 Jan, 6 NORTH COAST Jan. 6 Jan. 16 Jan. 13 HAROLD C. KNIGHT ... J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent CITY WHARF GUY SMITH, Douglas EHR ‘ROUND ALASKA SERUI'EE There is no substitute for N ewspaper Adpertis‘ing