The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 15, 1939, Page 6

6 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1939. OH- | THAT VOU— SONNI BY. GOLEY+ TS NP OH-=- | WISH - | MARINE NEWS | 31 FOR JUNEAU ARRIVETODAY ON ALEUTIAN! CANNED SALMON CONDITION FIRM Report Made on Fall Qut- look-Purchasing Pow- er Is Increasing A somewhat mixed picture of the Fall outlook for canned salmon prices with most factors indicating a firm condition is shown by a re- port just issued to the salmon in- dustry by the J. Walter Thompson PRI“(ESS M.I(E SteEAMER MOVEMENTS The steamer Aleutian brought 32 IN pOR'I' DURING | S35 oo o o s o o o passengers to Juneau this morning ¢ from the south, 15 from Southeast ¥ NORTHBOUND ® Alaska ports and 17 from Seattle. ¢ 11 tonight for Skagway. @ |ihyr G. Berg, Mrs. Arthur Berg, H : R o North Sea n port and sehed- o |5 T Gl T T vk | Canadian Pacific steamer Prin-|® uled to sall for Sitka from ® yonye W J. Hodgins, Mrs. H. J cess Alice arrived in port this after- | ® Douglas at 10:30 o'clock to- 8 goqqins, Harold O. Hodgins, H. D, | noon, making the last scheduled | ® Tieht ~® Irwin, Mrs. Fred Jonas, Mrs. Kate | voyage on the Southeast Alaska ® Tvee due 1l a.m. tomorroW. @, gijey Eva Kuki, Pat Morton, John { route for the present season e Prince Robert scheduled 10 ¢, pyjkey Diana Seymore, T. Dougla | Passengers arriving on the Prin- | ® _ 8rrive 3 p. m. tomorrow ® Hogan, Gideon Smith i cess Alice included the following: ® Prince Rupert scheduled to ar- | gom Ketchikan—Dr. L. H. Chees- | : Miss Corinne Jenne, Mrs, Nellie ® rive Thursday evening. — ®liman Mys L. H. Cheesman, Donald! Beckman, Virginia Coke, Sverre e Alaska scheduled to arrive ‘r-. ® Hogarty, B. L. Kerns, Edna Long Lima, Tom Skomedal, Arthur Smith, ® urday. May have three days’ @ [prrs, Henry Mesta, W. C. Overby, Alex Tobiasson, Henry Williams, Kar ® mail aboard. . ® Dr.and Mrs. F. H. Stockfleth, R. W. | Robinson and_wife, Mrs. Minner ® SCHEDULED SAILINGS @ gyong, NMrs, D. M, Strong, I. A.| Baer, Mrs. B. Hawthorne e Baranof scheduled to sail from @ | muqigher, Jesta Timmerman, Har- W05 \peiier - salls fde Akagway: > . Bedttis D a. 0. LNTOW ® old Welch, Mrs. Harold Welch | ® Princess Charlotte scheduled to e i iy it A e sail from Vancouver August ® WSy { i o e 16at9p. m . ES e Northland scheduled to sail ® LOUISE TAK + ™ irem eatie upues 18, a6 < AREIIEE e( llre e 10am . i i oU'I' 37 FROM e Tyee ccheduled to sail from @ ‘ H . attle August 18 at 9 p. m. @ i e Columbia scheduled to sail ® n rls Ian { * . a. m . { @ Princess Louise scheduled to e i The steamer Princess Louise sailed o gaj) from Vancouver August ® (Ien(e lven south through Juneau early this ¢ 19 gy 9 p m . morning, taking 37 passengers from o prince George scheduled to sail @ — here e from Vancouver August 21 ® Tonight at 8 o'clock, in the Scot- Those leaving were Mrs. M. Her- o 4 g p m, ® tish Rite Temple, a free lecture on ron, Mrs. E. A. Herron, E. A. HeI- ¢ yykon scheduled to sail from @ Christian Science will be given and | ron, Miss B. Bolich, L. Williamson, o attle August 22 at 9 a. m. @ the public invited | Mrs. W. A. English, Mrs. L. J. Pal- o GQUTHBOUND SAILINGS @ The lecturer is Paul A. Harsch mer, Mrs. W. T. Hodges, W. T. ¢ Mount McKinley is scheduled ® C.SB. Member of the Board of Lec- | Hodges, Ruth McDonald, Miss B. ¢ = southhound Friday © tureship of The Mother Church, the B, McDonald, G. Foster. e Aleutian scheduled southbound @ First Church of Christ, Scientist Mrs. J. J. Meherin, Miss M. George, o gunds e in Boston, Massachusetts. Mrs. Wallis George, Mrs. A. Eld, , LOCAL SAILINGS . g IR y i H. J. Kosnay, F. Hillerud, D. Ander- | o gstebeth scheduled to sail every ® son, R. Ochsle, E. Hiltz, E. Quade, ¢ = wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- ® man, C. Cyburt, Mrs. M. Dolohanty. o part leaves every Wednesduy @ : E. Fourrborn, Mr. and Mrs. J.|y a4 7 am. for Petersburg, Port ® ABOARD ElE(IRA 1 Yuell, Mrs. L. Vout, Miss M. Schoet- ¢ ajexander, Kake and way ® : tler, Rev. T. J. Haynes, Miss M. ¢ poneg i McKinnon, Dr. A. A. McKimnon,', o o o @ ¢ ©« ¢ @ o o e o Four passengers flew north with Mrs. A. A. McKinnon, C. Notar. - s Pacific Alaska Airways pilots Joe | o - S —# Crosson and Gene Meyring this 11 pASSE“GERS TIDES TOMORROW | morning aboard a PAA Electra on P R P RIS L — 4 regular Tuesday northbound sched- ———— | ule. High tide—1:17 am,, 19.3 feet ABOARD AlASKA Low tide—7:3¢ am. -35 feot Those leaving were H. J. Fraser, High tide—1:52 p.m., 18.6 feet for Nome; Al Grab, Dr. Ethel Lind- FOR -I-Hls pORI Low tide—7:55 pm. -15 feet, ~ &ren and R. J. Gleason for Fair- i RO . banks. v oo ! aska sailed for Southeast Alaska| ( | ports, on the Totemland Cruise, at! SEllS A'l' SEAT'".E [ ek s moming win 13 "RETURNS SOUTH | first class and two steerage pas- - ! sengers aboard SEATTLE, Aug. 15.—One halibut- > L Passengers booked for Juneau er sold here today on the Seattle ~Mrs. W. A. English, of Washing- 3 aboard the Alaska include George Fish Exchange, the Republic, from ton, D. C. sister of Mrs. Elmer A. r Pendo, A. G. Pendo and wife, Miss the western banks. The vessel Friend, and who arrived on the ! Nina Pendo, Everett Nowell, Les- prought in 40,000 pounds and sold Princess Louise last Saturday eve- i ter Dawson, Sam Rosenburg, Miss for 127% and 10 cents a pound ning, returned south this morning | Rosa Danner, Mary Baroumes, Mrs.| The Freya came in from the lo- aboard the Princess Louise. She H Clark Bergstrom, Mrs. Carl E cal banks with 20,000 pounds of Was the incentive for several pleas- | -~ black cod and sold for 4% cents a ant social affairs given during her | SRR pound straight brief visit. 3 Pl S Jane Louise English and Lorraine NOW5| Q Answers The Book ALASKA, Revised and English, daughters of Mrs. English, 1. Labor Leader Lewis meant he wouldn't support Vice President Garner for President. 2. True, under new treaty. 3. Thailand (Free land). 3. Inorder they're 83, 70, 56 and 76. 5. He's the new U. S. Righ com- missioner for the Philippines. Enlarged, Now DR. gives quick rel Oftice, 10 Valen e 3 HE LESSON FOR TODAY IS lgq - 5. CHIROPONST, Hancock, Sandy Hook, N. J., the fort regulars remain in Juneau and will make their home here with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Friend and attend school, the former being a sephomore in: the high school and the latter, fourth y.,ndm in the gmmmar school. On Sale: $1.00. lief to paining feet itine Building Phone adv o"| wholesale prices of canned salmon Company, the industry's advertising agency. The report is a supplement to an earlier release which pointed out that determined by five factors: the ailable supply of can- ncd salmon, the general business activity of the country, consumer | incomes, wholesale meat prices, and wholesale prices of all foods. The earlier report demonstrated a close relationship of wholesale priceés with these mln-l factors over a long period of are prim: years. Possible Supnlv le currei report tentatively » possible supply of Americs (‘Jm\l‘d salmon for the coming year at a top figure of eight million cases of all varieties, pointing out that this is a generous estimate, and that the actual supply may be under this figure The general business prospect for the coming months is presented as salmon | By GEORGE McMANUS HE DOESN'T WANT TO GO / POTATO CHIPS—CANDIES ! O-KE-DOKES always fresh at Glover's-Phone 324 NEW YORK, Aug. 15. — Closing | wquotannn today of Alaska Juneau | mine stock is 7%, American Can Hoou, American Power and Light | #—— 5%, Anaconda 26%, Bethlehem Steel | | Open Evenings Phone 907 614, Commonwealth and Southern | | AL THE SHOE DOCTOR 1%, Curtiss Wright 4%, General| Shoes, Clothing, Guns, Motors 48, International Harvester | Ammunition 53%, Kennecott 36, New York Cen- tral 14%, Northern Pacific 9%, Unit- | ed States Steel 49%, Pound $4.68%. 278 So. Franklin St. Juneau, Alaska DOW, JON The following Jones averages: r iS AVERAGES | are today's Dow, | industrials 141.29, | | | | FOR RENT CARS | DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF Reasonable Rates—Gas Included LLOYD REID | 323 Distin Ave. Phone Blue 270 soUTH ON PRINCE SHIPS| §.8. “Prince Rupert” and “Prince George” | alternating, leave Juneau southbonnd every Saturday at midnight. | SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” Phone 788. -— e g Treal Your Batfery RIGHT! BRING IT TO OUR BATTERY ROOM FOR AN OVERHAUL AND RECHARGE If you need sulphuric acid or Edison Battery Solution, WE HAVE IT. | “Prince Robert” | August 19 | at 9:00 am. | | CANADIAN NATIONAL favorable, but not spectacular. The report auots from a large number of business analysts. A quotation from | a leading financial service summar- | izes this viewpoint: “The busines: outlook suggests further ihprove-| ment over the near future. At the same time no sustained period 'of vigorous business expansion appears at all likely and recurrence of for- eign disturbance to our markets is/ not improbable.” Purchasing Power Increases Reports from government sources indicate that consumer purchasing power has been inereasing during recent months. Prices of competitive foods, which have been at a low level, are not expected to rise during the coming, months except on a few ocmmodi- ties, according to the U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Market supplieés of hogs and poul- | try are expected to be larger during the coming months, but market sup- plies of cattle and lambs are ex- pected to be smaller. Prospects Canners’ and distributors’ stocks of canned goods other than salmon are somewhat higher than a year ago, but acreage this year on many vegetables is reducd from last year and the total supply of several can- ned vegetables this Fall will prob- ably be less than a year ago. The pack of canned tuna in Cali- fornia during the first five months of 1939 totaled 1,060,000 cases, an increose of 67 percent over the same period of 1938. In the same period the mackerel pack in California amounted to 146,000 cases, 28 per- cent less than last year. e The Book ALASKA, Revised and Enlarged, Now On Sale: $1.00. fired 155 mm. coastal defense guns (as above) and anti- nlrcrmumhllh ‘DEFENSE’—When Uncle Sam's cadets from West Point had military classwork n ____ }Alaska Eleciric Light & Power Co. GREEN TOP CABS—PHONE 678 BUY GREEN TOP RIDE COUPON BOOKS: 9025 in rides for $5.00 $3.00 in rides for $2.50 HOUSEHOLD AKAPPLIANCES | Harri Machine Shop “Try Us First” i B —— M. S. DART '] . S. Mail Carrier l'eaves Ferry Slip, Junean, every Wednesday at 7 a.m. For PETERSBURG; KAKE, PORT - FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) o Eallings from Plor 7 Seattle Leaves JAMES C. COGPER C. P. A ROOM 1 SHATTUCK BUILDING | S. 8. TYEE .. 8. 8. TAKU i CATOR. M. PASSENGERS _ FREIGHT S REFRIGERATION - THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE U. S. AIRMAIL AIR EXPRESS SERVICE Juneau-Fairbanks ‘Bethel-Nome (Summer Schedule—Effective June | READ DOWN READ UP | Tuesday and Thursday and | Saturday Saturd: 10:00[Lv. Juneau __ 11:00/Ar. Whitehorse 11:20/Lv. Whitehorse 1:30|Ar. Fairbanks | | | JUNEAU' TO VANCOUVER, VIETORIA OR SEA1TLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise August 15, 25 Thursday and Monday Monday and ‘Thursday 8:00|Lv. Fairbank: Ar.| ) n:!o{A:A n.‘uhy . r.| Frincess Charlotte 9:50/Lv. Ruby .. r. August 22 11:00/Ar. Nome _ Lv.| Priucess Alice Wednesday August 18 n-oo:u. Fairbanks Connectivis at Vawcouver with Hidotv. bl Canadlan Pacific Services: 12:30/Ar. TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC Tickets, reservations and full particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL Agent, €.P.R.—Juneau. Alaska PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS, Inc. | PHONE: 106 Traffic Representative LOUIS A. 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HOTEL GASTINEAU Every Effort Made for the Comfort of Guestsl GASTINEAU CAFE in.connection AIR SERVICE INFORMATION Tflflu PORTATION COMPANY WEEKI.Y SAILINGS—Juneau to Seattle Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau Sesttle No.Bound So.Bound NORTH SEA Aug. 11 Aug. 15 NORTHLAND Aug. 18 Aug. 22 Aug. 25 NORTH SEA . Aug. 25 Aug. 29 Sept. 1 NORTH COAST ....Aug. 26 Aug. 30 HENRY GREEN, Agent CITY WHARF ... GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent