The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1939, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 1939 HOW_ MANY TIMES HAVE | TOLD YO NOT TO_SMOKE A PIPE IN THIS ROOM? MARINE NEWS NORTH COAST | ARRIVES HERE Steamer Mo ee s e 0o 00 e e . NORTHBOUND . AN at 10 o'clock tonight. . Fotirteen passengers disembarked|® Tyee scheduled fo arrive Ry Bieve when the steamer North Opast|® - 10 0%clock tonight AR arrived in port late yesterday af- :P‘:":‘:‘“((’“:“’;"‘l:m:“"' fasly : ternoon and sailed south via Sand | o o WIPRIbily Should Point shortly before midnight vt daye mall abokid, e Arrivals for Juneau inc T p JLED SAILINGS C. Bjorge, Miss H. Starh, M U | o Mount McKinley scheduled to ® i, M, = 3. Olson, ? sail from Seattle today, nc Olson, C. Sherman Mrs. C report . man D. Johnson, Miss L. JohDSON, | o princess Louise scheduled to e J. Costello, S. Swanson . sail from Vancouver at 9 e son, Mr. M. Schufler and Mr. G.|le tonight . Daice. | ® North Sea scheduled to sail ® The Northland ship will call at!e from Seattle August 11 at 10 ® Sitka, Alitak, Chignik, and Sand|e a. m . Point, returning to Scattle by|e Taku scheduled to sail from e August 22 e Seattle August 11 at 9 p. m. ® Master of the ship is Capt. An-|e Prince Robert scheduled to ® drew J. Borkland and purser 15| e sail from Vancouver Aug- ® Kon Er m e ust1lat9p. m. . Twelve passengers embarked here | ® Aleutian scheduled to sail from e for Sitka on the North Coast. They | ® Seattle August 12at9a. m. were Catherine Holt, Louise Holt,| ® Princess Alice scheduled to e Alden Holt, Mr. and Mrs. M.|® sall from Vancouver August e Mattson, Elsie Mattson, Roy Lun-|® 12 at 9 p. m. deen, Walter Sanford, Henry Hai Prince Rupert scheduled to sail 1o, Otto Davis, Carl Burton and from Vancouver August 14 at Hoit Rubow 9P m. i 5 B el 3 Alaska scheduled tc sail from Seattle August 15 at 9 a. m SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Charlotte is scheduled to arrive at 6 o'clock Friday morning, sailing south at 8 a.m Baranof scheduled southbound next Friday morning at 8 o'- clock. Columbia THREE FLY T0 PORT WALTER'S NEW LABORATORY is scheduled south- e bound Sunday. Fisheries Men and District, > LOCAL SAILINGS ‘ o Estebeth scheduled to soil every Ranger Make Trip in |« ~weanesday a1 6 pon. for sit- ® ka and wayvorts. HOlden Plane e Dart leaves every Wednesday » at 7 am. for Petersburg, Port Two Bureau of Fisheries offic-|® Alexander, Kake and way jals and the District Ranger flew ® ports to Little Port Walter today with|® ® © © ¢ ¢ ¢ o ¢ o o o Marine Airways pilot Alex Holden to visit the marine laboratory un- der construction. ! The party consists of Seton H.| TipEs ToMORROW Thompson, Assistant Chief of qu o) Division of Alaska Fisheries, Dr. F.| A. Davidson, in charge of scientific Low tide—2:20 am. 25 feet. work for the Bureau in the Pacific| High tide—8:32 am., 112 feet. Northwest and Alaska, and District| Low tide—2:21 pm. 55 feet. Ranger W. A. Chipperfield, whose| Low tide—8:29 p.m. 145 feet. ———————— CCC men are assisting in the con- struction of the laboratory. Save the Date—Saturday, Aug.| The three plan to return to Ju- [u D.F.D. Baseball Dance—Douglas. | neau tonight. adv. Wonmn Sav(’d After F reighter Sinks at Sou - This dramatic picture, made from the deck of the Associated Oil Company -tanker Associated shows a woman surviver climbing to safety on the Associated after the Japanese freighter Bokuyo Maru had burned and sunk, 1,125 miles east of Yokohama. the Associated, Three persons were WELL- THIS WILL TEACH YOU A 'DIPPER DREDGE READY TO WORK Attempt Sc@uled Today| fo Get Big Boat Under Douglas Bridge IN — The General n Company's dredge THAT WASN'T ME PIPE - LORD YOUR SON-IN-L WORTHNOTTEN RGOT TO TAKE T WITH HIM = VUL BET HE'LL BE BACK FOR IT LATER - 'YACHT MADURA BRINGS THREE COUPLES HERE of Southeast Alaska Ends at Juneau went \afel) under the Douglas bridge on slack water during the noon hour with litle room to spare. A man sitting atop the highest portion of the dredge was able to reach over his head and touch the bridge girders casily as he passed under. | If “everything goes all right,” the big General Construction Com- pany dipper dredge will move un- der the Douglas bridge at 1 o'clock this afternoon with about six in- ches to spare. Capt. William Burke, Superin- tendent of the company’s operations here, said this morning that an attempt would be made to move the dredge from its moorings near the Alaska Juneau dock to the small boat harbor on this after- noon’s low tide. ; The dredge stretches approxi- mately 63 feet into the blue from the water line. At zero stage of the tide, there is approximately 69 feet of clea 1ce between the bridge and the surface of the channel. | This afternocn at 1 o'clock, at low tide for the day, the tide w,\\ a 54 footer, which would give dredge a clearance of about six m- ches. If the maneuver fails, the dredge may be damaged. At any rate, if it fails to get through with the tug Edward Schank, General Construc- tion Company will have to wait for minus tides this week-end. If they get through, “work will begin immediately,” Capt. Burke said, working three shifts for 24- hour operation with about 32 men employed all told, on the dredge shifts and the tugboat shifts. Also to be employed in the dredg- ing operation will be two 330 yard |dump barges and an oil barge that will carry about one hundred 42- gallon barrels a trip, supplying the dredge oil burners. Cash Cole’s boat Jazz is being used for supplementary towing work | in addmon to the Schank. - FRIENDS VISIT i of Van- Betty Barr roundtrip- | Mrs. Berdine Smith couver, Wash., and Mrs. of Fort Stevens, Ore., pers on the Princess Charlotte,| visited here yesterday with Mr,; and Mrs. Georgc Sundburg I lost, 209 picked up from boats by lin Juneau 40,000 pounds, selling at 10% Three couples making a RQusiness and pleasure cruise through Southeast Alaska for the past three weeks arrived this week on the 50- foot motor yacht Madura, owned by H. B. Crewson, Juneau and Ketchi- kan salesman. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Crewson, those aboard were E. M. Moore of Ketchikan, Crewson’s partner, L. E. Case of Seattle, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Case. Case is treasurer of Richardson and Holland, Inc, manufacturers and jobbers of bakers’ and confec- tioners’ supplies. This is his first visit to Alaska. He and Mrs. C: plan to leave on one of the south- bound steamers the end of this week. Crewson, who rperesents Rich- ardson and Holland in this district, met the Cases at Ketchikan last month. Crewsons and Moores will return to Ketchikan on the Ma- dura in about 10 days. — .o — - 3 HALIBUTERS SELL, SEATTLE SEATTLE, Aug. 9.—The {ollow- ing halibuters sold today on the Seattle Fish Exchange: From the western banks—Lindy and 9% cents a pound; Yakutat 39,000 pounds, 9% and 9% cents; Doric 40,000 pounds, 10% and 9'% cents. From the local banks—Husky L 9,000 pounds of sable at 5 cents straight. PRINCE RUPERT PRICES At Prince Rupert today only 40,- 000 pounds of halibut were sold and the price was 10.50 and 5 cents a pound. e e——— | WILDLIFE AGENTS AT FAIRBANKS FOR PARLEY WITH CHIEF Six Interior and Northern rep- resentatives of the Alaska Game Commission are meeting today at Fairbanks with Frank Dufresne, Executive Officer, who is explain- ing recent changes in the organi- |zation of the Commission and is | integrating work for the year. Wildlife Agents in session today with Dufrespne are Sam White of Fairbanks, Grenold Collins of Nome, Jack Benson of McGrath, Peter | McMullen of Fort Yukon, Jack O'- | Connor of Anchorage and Clar- ence Rhode of .Cordova. b Services Friday For Sally 0’||ei| Funeral servides for Sally 'O‘Neil, who passed away last week at St. ! Ann's Hospital, will be held Priday morning at 10:30 o'clock fr Chapel of the Charles W. Mortuary. Interment will be in the Ever- green Cemetery. the arter News I. Q. Answers 1. Physicians had said the Brook- Iyn man seon would die of cancer. | "2, False. 1t was not put to vete; when defeat was indicated. ! sm ew around the world on airlines in dess than 17 days. 4 lfldnupu‘ly Arabs while tour- ll\g Palestil To fl.hl Chlmnlon Joe Louis. * THIS FAMOUS HOTEL clase o the tlunln slores, with view of mount: bar. Bplendid comfort, nlnfllln an " Rates $.50 Special Rates to Permanent Guests. S LI Business, Pleasure Cruise| who have been | &~ " HEATING COMPANY W. J. 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