The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1939, Page 6

BRINGING UP FATHER THS TERRIBLE = Tuu <IN ABOUT M TH -WHEN I'M | ETARVE TO DEATH = SUL COuL ABOUT IT= BEIN'ON A DIET 15 FOOD- NKIN ABOUT HOW LONG IT WILL. BE BEFO:?E D ONLY FORGIT | NOT YOU MIND IF | USE YOUR ‘PHONE? By GEOHGE MCMANUS gow: APC“ = DiE5 As | THEM-WHAT ? OH-YES — Copr. 1939, King Features Syndicate, Inc, World nights DAY~ ~JF$—’kY* IN REGARDS TOTH/‘D PARDON-DO o STE ¢ _.e TONIG | THAT MOST OF THE BOYS LIKE PLENTY OF NOODLES --AND- THINK i GOF served Al VESSEL LOADED ON JOURNEY 10 THE WESTWARD Sailing to the Westward with 52 passengers from here, the steafhe: mno! left Juneau at 9 o’'clock last night on its first trip in three weeks. Adb-passenger accommodations on the steamer were full Passengers from Juneau for Sew- ard were Harry James, Agnes Har- pole, Charlene Shearer, M. J. Walsh k1 SreamMer MOVEMENTS e w e o0 e 08 00 0 . NORTHBOUND ® No steamer northbound. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS e Cordova scheduled to sail from e Seattle at 9 a.m. tomorrow. ® Yukon scheduled to sail from e Seattle 7 p.n. tomorrow. e Northland scheduled to sail e from Seattle February 28 at e 10am ® Princess Norah scheduled to e sail from Vancouver February e 28al9pm ® Tongass scheduled to sail from e Seattle March 1 at 9 p.m e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Geprge A. Dale, Mrs. George A. Dale. Julia Parr, F. J. Hart, B. M. McCay. H. C. Shippley, H. J. Thompson, Mrs M. C. Stephens, M. C. Stephens E. D. McGinty, Mary Cauthorne, J. W. Mellquist, Carl Hall, Dell Feet, Mrs. Eri Allen, Oscar Hart, A. C. Black. A. W. Douglas Don Knudsen > Sunc om, J. Ma Herm Henry Morris, R F Skagway .. Parrott. For Valdez—Margaret Harrais For Yakutat—H. Bremner .- CANTWELL FLIER BUYS NEW WACO w Clifford Stover yler Bringing with him a new five- place—Waco cabin job, aviator Ha- konChristensen, who operates his own airline out of Cantwell, near M¢Kinley National Park, passed thiough Juneau enroute to Cordova on the Baranof where he will as- semble his new plane for flight to hi$ Pame landing field he new ship will give Christ-| ensen. two late model Wacos for hig.air service. A $9,000 job, the new Waco was purchased by Christensen in Troy, New York, while on a three months’ vapu(wn mp Outslde with his wife. LBEAL (10 HAS i | i 1 | At a special meeting of Local 208, resoluticns passed by the Mine and Mill Workers Union endorsed Heuse bills creating of Laber in the Territory viding for Workmens tint. The bills introduced by Repr tative Harvey Smith of the Dyvision were the legisl n}ta‘uu‘w endorsed by Local 2 iThe group here will attempt ehlist the support of all labor the Tcrnwrv behind these bills. —— and pro- compensa- en- 1aird onl to in Two DlCd in Wreckage OKAYED 2 BILLS, a Department | e North Coast scheduled to ar- rive in port at 6 o'clock to- night and will sail south two or three hours later Baranof schedt southbound next Thursday SAILINGS il ever for Sit= Estebeth sct 0 $0 Wednesc ka and wayport Dart Wedne at 7 an. for Petersburg Alexander, ports e v o lay Port way “2e6es0e®0n0se K “ae . TIDES TOMORROW " High tide—4:09 a.m. Low tide—10:46 a.m High tide—4:46 pm Low tide—10:45 p.m. ESTEBETH DUE AT SITKA IN MORNING Mail boat Estebeth. leaving Ju- neau last night at 6 o'clock on the Sitka route, si due there about 3 o'clock tomorrow morning The Estebeth was scheduled to ar- rive at Angoon about 3 o'clock this afternoon and Chatham about 6 9 154 feet 19 feet 126 feet 3.9 feet {o'clock tonight LOCAL TROLLERS RECEIVE CHARTER Local trollers have just received their provisional charter from the United Fisheries Union of the Pa- |cific, a CIO affiliate; for the Unit- ed Trollers of the Pacific. The purpose of this new organi- zation, according to Clarence K | Hellonen, secretary pro tem in Ju- neau, is to unite the trollers into one body on a coastwise basis. This is the second local in the Alaska district. Other locals of the same organization have beer up along the coast and many more are expected, Hellonen said today The new organization in Juneau is holding a meeting Saturday night > at 7:30 o'clecck at the Miners’ U Hall for further discussion of mat- ters pertaining to the local UFUP .- — ALASKANA By Marie nrake 50c This Crash of plane , 1.en were killed when @ rebuilt second-hand plane went Into ¢r dive and buckled a wing 2, 000 feet in the air over Calumet ity, Il. Here's the scattered wreckage of the plane, e s cessece0essrsssesenceanses Word Cars! Workmen installing floor in car; below, R, J. Burrows demon«*=~ta¢ lightness of casting in ear to newsmen. Streamlined, lightweight and noiseless, the last word "In sub cars is nearing completion in the shops of the Clark Equipment company at Battle Creek, Mich. The car is constructed of aluminum with rubber springs and mountings. It is said to hi starting and stopping time of an automobile, greater safety, hi seeds and stmplified control. P]xotos show [ oor in t car, and R, J. Burrows, rignt, vice president of the vk compan; demonstrating the lightness of the aluminum casting in the ne\v subway uar to \'1 lmg new. :r GOLDSTEINHAS WIRES (ONTA(T | OPENEDUPNEW =~ ALARM SOUNDEDf this morning look the fire depart- Tl rous f Ex?bm:xgul"”g;f :Iu‘x?: ;(“ n‘z”c; ment to Front Street on a quick ;“("Cese“ghafles Goldstem has set| Fun: The truck returned to the hall| wnoe : g% 145 %511 20 minutes later. ”PP:;arrl:inig bo\:el::\et? Jea ame| According to Fire Chief Mulvihill| o there was no fire, merely a series, capacity as before the fire wiped B £ ‘ £57 S of sparks occasioned by two wires| l:d::v); Z:Z::fl v;}ulc:: l‘::i:;i c;c:;fa;;;e‘ contacting in overhead lines. The s T le was rrected. | Mr. Goldstein has established tem- | FOUPIe Wis 8000 cal a [ I | —— e — ncrary quarters in the new Baranof Hotel building next door to his FOOD SALE office qnaner.f Rainbow Girls' Feod Sale at Holl- | THETSW Wt e ol ol a0 marp's Fhasmacy; Saiday: Febpt- | ver foxes on display, and addition- | 3 2. Y. 1 e —. . ————r——— al hu stock of mink, lynx and oLer‘mqu TRANSPORTATION CO, peits will come in on the Baranof | here next Thursday from the n stward . s - U. S. Mail Carrier Lenves l'mmr'- Duk, .Vnneau. |S Ammpa'ed for | For’ PEYERGBURG, KAKE, PORT | ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS . 4! For Ski Club Banquet, ».» resva=enone 14 | Freight must be on dock not Junean SKi ClUD NAVE | a—————————— gratify with practically | their intention of being pre- | ”“r sent was announced today by the DEPENDABLE SERVICE w R quet of the been 100 large Atlendance ge Atlendance | ke Information | later than 4 P. M. Tuesday. ervations for the Annual Bans cent of the membership sigr | committee in charge. However, mem- THE SIGN OF bers by to wi made reservations | telephone are urgently rvquesl&dl ecure tickets at the Alaska El-| ectric Light and Power Company office by Saturday night. A limited number of non-members ) ed for and former | nds who are inter- | - reservations with | Mrs. J. Irvine Noble tonight, and may se-,‘_‘» aturday at the Light| ice, Reservations must |7 however, as no| either from | members will be Service Every Trip Juneau-Fairbanks Beikel-llnme b nade further member taken or ht Saturday B P INDIAN EDUCATORS i LEAVE ON TRAVELS PACIFIC ALASKA e .. AIRWAYS, INC. PHONE: 106 M Qv ucation, left on lhev { yesterday for general sup- | GASTINEAU HOTEL bervisory work in- the Westwarde l_—-——-——— L. LL3 ""‘.!:‘ D A Indian Evelyn George Dale, tion for the Office | Affairs here, and Dr.| Supervisor of Ele-| ol of Butler | this |1t will probably be | Scott 'TRIPLE CONTEST ON THE FIRE IN HiGH SCHOOL GY Three Games Tonight for ' Basketball Fans on Pro- gram af local Court Three games are on tap for bask- etball fans at the High School gym-| Juneau, and of her plans for a trip| | nasium tonight. Games start at 7:15 Pirst game wil sce the Haida quintet tackling the Crimson Bear varsity of Juneau High School, This is the second meeting of these elubs season. In the first game the cutter hoopsters had little. trouble disposing the High School lads but a different oy itala’s boys me consist- tonight Coach have picked up their g as | ently. One preliminary and an exhibition game complete the bill of fare High School Reserve clubs the Red Devils and Snap will play in the prelim, Playing the Red Devils are Ed Sal- oum, J. Gareia, Ted Smith, D. Mur- phy, Grif Nordley, J. Johnson Snap Shots team roster ude Ed Nelson, Bob Scott, J. Glasse, Lee Lucas and Gabe Paul Exhibition match will give an insight intc basketball as should be played. Composed of \r lar players from the midget g x(lr | schoal teams there is a real treat in store for attendees who wilness their contest Members of the two battling clubs, the C ts and Giant Killers includ Willis Tanaka d Wood, R. Nor ling Krause, H. McRoberts and C. TSC Hant quintet, Giant Killers are C. C. Linehan Flabern, J. Miller, J. Lowell, E. and W. McCabe. Ed Metzgar will referee all games. . — WHITE ELEPHANT Card Party to be given by the Re- bekahs, Saturday, February 25, at 1:30 p.m. adv. CANADIAN PACIF IC STEASRps. play Shots !.uL g Travel on a "PRIN- JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Norah February 12, 22 March 5, 15, 26 Connections at Vancouver with Canadian Pacific Services: TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC Tickets, reservations and full particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska CANADIAN PACIFIC S —— New York Writer Guest Last Night; Norwomen Dinner| Mrs. Jean Lundell, New York writer, was guest of honor last ev- ening at the monthly dinner of the Norwomen held in the Parlors of {the Northern Light Presbyterian | Chureh. | Introduced by the toastmistr { Mrs. R. E. Robertson, Mrs. Lunde spoke briefly of her trip as far as |to the Westward. She will visit in | McKinley P gathering informa- rlmn for articles which she will wri upen returning to New York City Approximately sixty persons were [ present for the affair last night, with [ Mrs. Vena Crone in charge of pre- | parations for the dinner. Main event of the evening's enter- tainment were the colored moving en by the late Fred and shown to the group ; Mrs. Laura Ordway. - DIVORCE Albert Crooks has received a di- vorce in Judge George F. court on grounds of desertion. .o Today's News Tuusas. wheih were Ordway, present Emuire FORTUNE VAN'S STORE 278 S. FRANKLIN JARMAN'S-FRIENDLY ALASKA Transportation Company Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle 8. S. TONGASS . March 1 AT 9P. M. PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION AGENT D. B. FEMMER Phone 114 . Night 313 SAILING SCHEDULE Steamer *BARANOF YUKON ALASKA YUKON McKINLEY *ALASKA BARANOF YUKON MCcKINLEY . Mar.22 Due Juneau Due Juneau Northbound Southbound Feb. 23 Mar. 3 Feb. 28 Mar. 6 Mar. 7 Mar. 13 Mar. 14 Mar. 20 Mar. 18 Mar. 24 Mar. 21 Mar. 27 Mar. 25 Mar. 31 Mar. 28 Apr. 3 Apr. 1 Apr. 7 Leave Seattle Feb. 19 Feh. 25 Mar, 4 Mar. 11 Mar. 15 Mar. 18 -.Mar. 25 Mar. 29 *—Calls at Yakutac Nonhbound and Southbound. . THE ALA ’l‘iukel Office—PHONE 2 SKA LINE Freight Office—PHONK 4 H. 0. 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SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANYPLACE IN ALASEA TICKET OFFICE, TRIANGLE PLACE—PHONE 623 Alex Holden, Chief Pilot. A, B, (Cot) Hayes, Traflic Representative RANSPORTATION COMPANY WEEKLY SAILINGS Leave Ar.Juneau Seattle No. Bound Feb. 17 Feb. 21 Feb. 28 Mar. 3 Mar, 3 Mar. 7 ...Mar. 10 Mar. 14 Mar. 17 Mar. 21 Mar.2¢ Mar.28 NORTH COAST NORTHLAND NORTH COAST ... NORTHLAND NORTH COAST NORTH SEA . HENRY GREEN, Agen» - J. B. BURFORD, Ticket Agent €ITY WHARF .. lThere isno subsmute for Newspaper Adverlising