The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 8, 1939, Page 6

THE DAILY. ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL.8, 1939. . 1ER H 1 FIXED THAT: B( >l2R>ONL\) BRINGING UP FAT WHAT NED = TERN SELLS FIRST LOAD OF HALIBUT | ; Smm MovVEMENTS l « o 8 00 0 0 0 @ NORTHBOUND ON JUNEAU MAR \ e North Sea due Tuesday. | ® Yukon du eTuesday. Should S have seven days mail from the states Ffemom TfikeS 1 6r 000' SCHEDULED SAILINGS Pound cargo fo Rupen Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver April 11 2 at 9 pam, from Seattle April 14 at 10 Capt. Andrew Rosness, who took am Tern out to the halibut|e Tongass scheduled to sail from himself, returned to Ju- Seattle April 14 at § p.m. neau t to sell the first load of SOUTHBOIND SAILINGS halibut sold over the Juneau ex-| e Baranof in port and scheduled oha to sail south at 5 o'clock this 1 2600 pounds. and Fish for afternoon. Alaska scheduled southbound at 5 o’clock tomorrow morn- ing apt. Olaf Winther . o . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T t in 16,000 pounds late yes- LOCAL SAILINGS afternoon, but refused offers Estebeth scheduled to sail every and 4 cent ling for Prince Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- Rupert v his cargo behind the ka and wayports. na J tain Pete Oswald, first|e Dart leaves every Wednesday vessel to come in, which also sailed at 7am. for Petersburg, Port for Rupert exchanges Alexander, Kake and way oo TS ports. FIVE WINGING WAY & ="'+ oo - - - - - ‘ Tipes ToMORROW Five passenge re to arrive in Juneau this afternoon from Fair- banks aboard a PAA Electra pilot- tide—8:46 am., 15.0 feot ed by Bill Knox and Bert Lien. Low —10:24 am., 09 feet The passengers are W. J. Fergu-| Hi 4:50 pm., 122.6 feet son, Dr. Luella King, Pearl Arnold Low 10°33 pm., 48 feet J. G. McDougall and Willie Cam- - — eron TID! MONDAY The plane left Whitehorse at 2:20 High (ide—4:32 am., 136 feet o'cl this afternoon, and weather r tide—11:21 am., 23 feet ns appeared to favor the| High tide—4:50 p.m feet getting through Low tide—11:37 pm. 59 feet - - - SIMMONS TAKES THREE ON TRIP OVER ISLANDS AHALIBUTERS SELL, SEATTLE SEATTLE, April 8—Four hali- Shell Simmons flew out to the is- |, " ocal banks, lands today with three PASSENEEIS| ...y eq and sold here today as fol- gboard the Alaska Alr Transport . . y Bockheed, two of them roundtrip- | pagtern 14,000 pounds, selling for Bt 14 and 11 cents a pound; Alger, 15,- Alfon Mattson was flown to Hirst. | o0 pounds, Bergen, 18,000 pounds, and Bill Douglas and O. Van Ma- poih for 12% and 11 cents; Canad- vern are making a round trip to Hoonah and Chichagof T. A. Davies is to come in Chi; gof on the return trip. PACKER PELICAN LOADS SUPPLIES ian boat Zapora, 17,000 pounds, 13 and 11 cents. from il § CHRYSLE OTHER AGENCI Atlas-Imperial Dxesels IT'S NEARLY e O'CLOCK= IT'S ‘ TIME | EED. THAT DOG HIS LUNCH= | 34 PASSENGERS ABOARD YUKON kon sailed for Southeast and South- west Alaska ports at 9 o'clock this morning with 438 first class anc 196 steerage passengers aboard Passengers for Juneau include the | following Mrs. C. D. Beale, Maine Abbott Mrs. Paul Butt, Myrna Abbott, Har- vey H. Davis, Bart Larue, J. E. Hop- kins and wife. Ed Olsen and wife, Lee Andrews, Carol Williams, M. P. Munter, Char- les Rood, D. Gill, Hael Sachary, E. A Meyring | Miss Cathryn Mack, G. Mathieson John Repo, Mrs. Betty Keating and | child, M. Hansen and wife, B. A Johnson. FOR THIS PORT SEATTLE, April 8—Steamer Yu- | By GEOHGE McMANUS | DOG AN IN TH’ Copr. 1939, Kir ¢ Features § the great trans-oceanic planes fly a southern route to Europe by way Hawley Sterling, L. O. Goldman Mrs. Gus Sword, Mrs. F. Vogle, Ar- thur 8. Brown and wife. Mrs. A. A Dunlop, Bert Fisher, Mundy Triton Propeller Broken; Vessel Limps Home Three men made a false start for Ska; yesterday morning with Capt. Ha on the vessel Triton, and were forced to return because of a damaged pro- | peller. The men, Ken Edwards, Lyle Heb- \WS A. E. Goet and children. Mave reached the west of when the propeller a drift ert and A. Van Point Hilda, on Douglas Island of the Triton either struck log or threw a blade At any rate, one blade was found missing when the craft limped into Dupcnt and phoned Juneau for a tow from Cash Cole and the Jazz. The Triton was on the gridiron this morning, undergoing repair. - ESTEBETH IS DUE IN HOONAH TONIGHT' Mailboat Estebeth, Juneau bound | from Sitka, was in Peril Straits this morning and radiophoned she ex- pected to arrive in Tenakee about 5:30 o'clock this afternoon and at Hoonah about midnight tonight. - side Maine, New Hampshire and Ver- mont are said to be the only three states in the union without poison- ous snake: A COMPLETE MARINE ENGINE —These engines have proved themselves in TROLLING and The fish packer Pelican, Capt. SEINE boats for: Art Mantyla, which arrived yester- Palmer Engines COMPACTNESS—QUIET day from Pelican City on Lisianski Johnson Outboards BOONDMY. TACK OF :‘ul\,\mk sl ) o 4h and other engines VIBRATION—CLEANNESS Capt. Mantyla said he of quality AND FDWER. to get aw on 2 dibout 2 o'clock in JUNEAU TR L ORuON CHASo G- WARNER cn- ALASKA The United States has o© *of the world’s communication cilities and electric energy and more than a third of the world's railways. S siint L A R 5 mm Storage Space o Over 11 square feet of Shelf Area « 60 Big lce Cubes « Stainless Steel Super-Freezer « All-Steel Cabinet—One-Piece Porcelain Intecier « Famous, Silent, Sealed-in-Steel G-£ THRIFT UNIT. SALES and SERVICE ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. JUNEAU—~ALASKA finqi;:ears and Machinists—Marine -Hardware ' DOUGLAS |ing the past week and cases of flu Juneau-resident traveling | in varying degrees are reported | previously the-following were or still L FORRESTS MOVE TO JU NEAI T ZORIC ad I Dnuglas Ghurch | | &mw | NEWS 3 FLU ATTACKS MANY More than the usual amount of sickness developed in Douglas dur= 1] Kotices ro: Gus Charch colunn | must be received by The Empire not :ater than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guaraniee change of| sermon topics, etc. In addition to those mentioned are quite ill; Mrs. Anna Kronquist A Mrs. Carl Lindstrom, Mrs. H L = i SKA EVANGE] ZATION Cochrane, Mrs. Charles Tuckett ARANKA DA AT SOCIETY (Native Gospel Services) GEORGE H. LOVELESS Missionary-in-Charge - Lynn Forrest and family were to- 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School at | day moving back to Juneau to reside. yoma of Mrs. Lee | They have been living in the-Weh-| 700 pm. Evening Service at. s |ren house on Third Street; Since nome of Peter Jackson. Topic | coming here in January. ‘He Is Risen From the Dead.” e R Scripture, Matthew 28 | SUNDAY Hl)()L SERVICE \ gl i \v( 2 ; » D TOMORROW 7:00 pm, Wednesday Prayer 7 0 mecting at home of Peter Jackson, All are welcome at these servi { Due to the epidemic of sickr 8 T colds the G 1 Miss! P “ | from colds the Gospel Mission an-'poucras oa: nounces no Sunday school tomorrow. No Mass. Easter program plnaned by the Mis- 20T : s g - | S, il :.J:p:,fl]f‘”"” following Sun-. gy LyKE's EP1sCOPAL CHURC H| i | 7:30 pm—Vesper Service and| Nearly 40 percent of the milk —__’ = produced in the United States goes into butter and cheese iOLIC CHU R(_ll Travel on a “PRIN. | CESS” | | LINER PACIFIC | s I CANADIAN I | SYSTEM CLEANING PHONEI5 | Alaska Laundry JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEA:TLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Norah April 16, 27 Connections at Vancouver with Canadian Pacific Services: { FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREASES | | TRAN! 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