The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 2, 1939, Page 6

0 [ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV 2, 1939. S T‘—.) ) ‘v‘\//\\JT CAL " HER * WANNATOMAHAWK- T M /\\J“BFAUT”:U‘ ROSE '~ /7‘ HOME - AT | HOPE THE CHIEF CAN SPEAK A LIT-TLE ENGLISH - By GE ORGE McMANUS L “UM-LIH =~ A YOU THE CHIEF—? PAFZDON ME - 'LL TELL MR AND MRS JIGGS YOU ARE HERE - 1 Two Electras Flying Today ammer Two Flown To Islands KENAI DWISION DISTRICT RANGER UP FROM OREGON Ore- on 5 is to be of the ch Na- iney Emil Norgorden of Roseburg or a through passenge Alaska this week he: d where he in charge ion of the Chu st, succ on who has be rsburg den has been stationed ¢ 1 to aduate of ge and has been ice five years in ington in \h« Forest Oregon and W 1 sable came in from the local SteEaAMER MOVEMENTS e e v e o000 00 \()l;lllllfl Noral Prince HEDULED SAILIN North Sea scheduled to from Seattle 10 a. m. tomor- row Yukon Seattle November m Taku Seattle M SOUTHBOUNI Northland sail >heduled to sail from 4at9a from cheduled to and will rer ort perhaps for a couple irs scheduled ®ecsvevcecrscecvevcon e eduted W s a6 p.m. for Sit- ka and waynorts, Dart leaves every Wedn=sday at 7 a.m. for Petersburg, Port Alexander, Kake and way * Dports PR A R R A A T rIDES TOMORROW J am, 138 10:58 am. 50 feet 4:5¢ pm., 14.7 11:41 pm, 11 D TWO SABLE SHIPS SELL AT SEATTLE TTLE, Nov. 2—No arrived today from tr banks and only two ves halibuters western els with nks the Bertha with 5,000 ling for 6% cents a pound d Mammock, 9,000 ling for 6% cents straight. e B\Ll ROOM DANCING Lessons for beginners. 6 lessons for $5.00. Phone Red 119, adv. They were pounds straight, pounds, Answers To News 1.Q. Test 1. A German. 2. False. Yankees won series in four straight games. 3. Wladislaw Razckiewicz, w ho became president of the Polish gov- ernment-in-exile after former Pres- ident Moscicki was interned in Ru- mania. 4. Joseph Stalin, 5.To set up a 300 - t 0- 1200 - mile CROSS OCEAN ALONE_—7wasn't anything, 11, and George C Thomas (left), la’el¥ zone around the Americas. 7. Prohibits loans to natio - fauit on their U, 5. debta " 0 8. 38 Communist members of the French Parliament were arrested. 9. A._B. Chandler of Kentucky, U. S. Senator, succeeding the late Senator Logan. 10. In the Baltic Sea, off the coast of Finland. insisted erly, 12, his brether, who crossed the Atlantie alone, landing at New York aboard the Amer- ican ¥mporter. They'd been living at Allerton, England, for four years with their grandmether and returned to join their parents, My. and Mrs, Edward Caverly of Howard Beach. N. Y. NOSY BYRD DOG—other ficlds looked greener to this sled dog on the U. S. Interior department motorship “North Star” which will accompany the “Bear of Oakland” carrying the Byrd expedition to Antarctica, Both ships are at Boston. TULSEQUAH MAN FLIES IN FOR FEW DAYS IN JUNEAU United Eastern Develop- | ment Is Rumored for Taku Country One of the firmest believers in the | mining future of the Taku Riv country is D. J. MacDougall, store- r and miner of Tulsequah, whe | flew to Juneau from Tulsequah yes- terday to spend a few days here, MacDougall, who holds several claims adjoining the Polaris-Taku workings, on which he has been | drilling for some time, also holds control of a number of claims ad- joining the United Eastern copper prospect near there. No definite word has been heard but rumor on the river is that United Eastern will likely develop its lodes next summer, MacDougall ys, bringing a second big mine to > Taku River country, MacDougall plans to cnntmum drilling work on his claims near l]l( Polaris-Taku this winter, erecting a | shed over his equipment with a | heater. | Snow in the valley is scattered, he | reports, but is unseasonably deep at | higher altitudes, and snowslides are requent. Although the river is still MacDougall has a “hunch” he ave to stay in Juneau longer | than expected, with the ice likely to close in suddenly and Ifll’(‘l‘ him to wait until a Marine Air plane is put on wheels for nter | | flying MacDougall is a guest at the Gas- tineau Hotel -s. - Empire Want Ads Bring Results. . | the Parlors of the WalSon Now At Behrends Hollis Watson is the new man in the «Iu(hmg department of the B. M. Co., Inc He has been r the past year and one with Brown and Hawkins at ward. Watson recently arrived in Ju- neau, accompanied by Mrs. Watson, | and is now the able assistant in the clothing department with George Kuhlhepn veteran salesman. e Dinner PIanned by Fellowship Club Members of the Fellowship Club will meet tomorrow evening at 6:30 ‘clock at a dinner to be held in Northern Light | resbyterian Church prior to the Jusiness session jeorge Schmidt is in charge‘ sements and following the! s meeting the remainder of' the evening will be spent socially. - o Empire classifieds bring results GREEN TOP CABS—PHONE 678 BUY GREEN TOP RIDE COUPON BOOKS: 98.25 in rides for $5.00 $3.00 in rides for S50 Now Read This: - The artistic crear L 4 Is obtained by every knave And lasts many hours longer By Silver Fox Van, now stronger Working alone, altho, quite s! Can still give a fine fruff Any style hair cut you re Just name it, I'll do the r Bath, combination tub a Plenty hot water at any hour. * + J.D. 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