The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 29, 1939, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29 1939. INDEED-YES~-WE MUST ALL BE IN THE AUTO AT SIX AND READY TO START-YOU TWO BE READY -1 WIL.L LEAVE CALLS FOR ALk OF US=— FAIRBANKS RUN = 1 Burton I Dwyer, J Mrs, Dick M. G Ortson >+ E’b\hy EN{J“‘!E R CADETS ARE TO BE GIVEN EXAMS 1erchant me Applic ® 0 S ves0sve03000009060000,4540 | Sreame’ MOVEMENTS bt TRt AR 160 \l)l:'l HBOTIIND cheduled to arrive at ock tonight Has becn ed by foz 1d have and fiv mail on ceoceoe clas eceee second Sunday mornin L e rth C frem Seat 10 a. m Prince: Norah scheduld sail from Vancouver Dec “ber 1at 9 p.m ukor wqr juled » Decembe; le Decembe to em- il from 9. - SOUTIROTND SATLE Northland schéduled to a cuthbound ter w night LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled 1o s~ il every Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- ka and waynoris. Dart leaves every Wedn~ at 7 am. for Petersburg Port Alexander, Kake and wav $ 20000060600 000564,, Ay £ amina- remetr irding t ned in posted md-cla josiring cop t and appli 1 them' from Trair U. 8 Washington Atior wdet ion p.m ady 29 Admission at 8 50¢ the * TIDES TOM®RROW High tide 156 fe Low tide High tide LLow tide 3:10 am,, 9:32 pm., .o fke Takesado Dies At Hospztal lere -13 feet. Tke sed night Hospital and the £ are at the Charles W. Carter Mor- tuary pending funeral arrange- ments. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John R. James, who is living in this city. The Book ALANKA. Reviced and Enlareed. Now On Sale: $1.0. ()f f f ?)r the Bottom of the World DADDY 5 Tongass Now | WOW - FIVE THIRT Y= | WISH | CoOULD SLEEP SOME MORE-BUT- SAY- WILL. YO GIVE _ME FAMILY ANOTHER RING? WE WUZ TO START AT SIX- IT'S NINE NOW- | JUST DID AND THEY ALL SAID NOT TO DISTURB THEM FOR THE YEAR ‘ROUND SAILING SCHEDULE Due Juneau Due Juneau Northbound Southbound Leave Seattle Steamer Nov. 30 Nov. 28 DELLWOOD (F ALASKA PA(K OF SALMOY MOST NOTICEABLE All Operalors Are Sincere in Producing Super- for Product s far as conditior This photo was a prelude to the modern Romeo-and-Juliet romance of pretty Eileen Herrick (left) and George Lowther, 3rd, in New York, for it was Helen Stedman (right) . who played Cupid to the love-smit. 000 ¢odé lots ten pair. Lowther haled the girl’s < parents into court when they re. fused him permission to visit her 000 cast 81 perc Mere of nearly that o have 1 to produce a suj ugh declared tien Carried On He pointed out that some ting the quality of tI lcpendent » cannot b ian 1 pac since: pack,’ effor of arc fish may vary from he sa C Btasads t he said, but from the sailing abosard the T g he Juneau, Miss Ber- nice Allen esins FAREWELL TO ARMS , Nov. 29.—“Kin” | shington hunt- latest deer | | werk and Dr. of y Ari vhln Steers s Fischer of the Unive on which emphasiz of canned salmon dietary ree of vitamin D. Research Work Dr. Clough said that this research would be continued and that you are|?n experimental pack put up dur- o | ing the past summer by Dr. Fischer and himself would be used in study- ng the effect of storage on the vita- min D content of canned salmon He stated that the study would also ieds for|take up the question of whether in-: side enameled cans had any effect |cn preserving the vitamin content and upen the color of the salmon, Other technical work of the Na- i 1 Canners Laboratory on sci- _phases of salmon cannins rep \ te :7 Boy Vovaue Party Given for Clines| A bon voy: din: held last evening in room of Perey's C Mr. and Mrs plan to leave their home. The affair was no-host and those present included Miss Ethel Smith Miss Manda Peterkin, Miss Rachel Cunningham, Jack Pretz, John Zurglis and William Zurglis. - BAZAAR-TURKEY DIN Lutheran Ladies’ Al 5-6; turkey dinner OLYMPIA, Kinr 8 er, fers as the hunting story: “I shall miss you while on your Imvmnfl trip, dear,” bri aid to her new husband. . Is pray that the other hunters do the s > thing.” Trv results. The Emplre classil : er party. wa i, the banquet | in honor of | William Cline who for Sitka to make | | :E | ; | - By Dec Years in the Business J. G. OBERG THE SHOE HOSPITAL Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor i ok BOWE fom TAiB A Diamareg R at fhe B!EUNSW!CK . SHOE REPAIRING | i | JAMES v.COOPER C.P.A. | Tuesday and Whe North Star (top and the old barkentine Bear (lower) are shown as they started out of Philadelphia and Boston harbors respectively on their way to Antarctica on the expedition headed by Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. Note the Penguin, Byrd's unweildy motorized sled aboard the North Star, his flagship. Snow flurries fittingly accompanied departures of the two vessels, | Business Counselcz Shattuck Bldg. Phone 183 | The four-wheel landing of this car, | which dived thirty feet into a creek | near Poughkeepsie, N. Y., is be- lieved to have saved the lives of osccupants, Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Gray. They were not seriously injured. pontoons an jal for the ne 1 States Smelt- ations on Crip- ! 1 in Fairbanks last being transported to | ple Cree week and are the site of d Cripple Creck. a‘h SEATTLE « TIIS FAMOUS HOTEL i close to the theatres a Stores, with magnificent | view of mouniains and har bor. comtart, service. Rates $6].50 From Special Rates to Permanent Guests. 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