The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1939, Page 6

Twenly-nine Sail South on F McLeod, Mrs E I | THINK [ YoU ARE RIGHT-DARLING- TO T‘OLEDO ERIE AND PITTSBUR WE SHOULD GO GH BY AUTO = 00O YOU THINK WE'LL BE ABLE TO CONVINCE YOUR MOTHER TO AGREE WITH uUS? SHE WANTS II‘ pr 1939, King Fe VLL ASK YOUR FATHER AND SEE HOW HE FEELS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 1939. By GEORGE McMANUS WELL= THAT SETTLES THERE ARE THREE OF US TO ONE THAT WON'T GO BY CERTAINLY-THAT'S THE WAY I'D LIKE TO GO - LIKE TO SEE THE COUNTRY BY AUTO- ABOUT IT= Syndicate, Inc, World nghts reserved Nor the N at 2 o'rlock rival Walter S R Hun \kne 1 Howard To tle Ds Daniels Danr rnest were J n, William J. Markle, J Jay Dani € Ir r Mr iel: Bebee | Kelly WwW. C Bryan, John ph on, rinden To Ketchikan Frank Pettygrove To Wrangell 0aslt . s i To Petersbu ‘A McLane, i Stoddard brought here ht hile wth Coast for Se- this morning wer Jac! W. N Gall Etol Mr e Dani kson, Olaf Cc lin ar ls, Helen J. Lonsdale, 1 Lonsdale, Lucille Lonsdale, A I. Imhc McNab, and Be ulter nd Mr TIDES 1 OMORROW ~ |5 PASSENGERS ired Ad- Mr of f R. Hanlin, Percy | Low High tide Low tide: High tide—11:23 Gov. F harpe s Kelly Fos Browr ter enger Rosanof. Daniel D EK Mrs. | Anita |or Jackpine. t Dan- livery, isy See tide—4:17 am., 10:21 am,, -5:03 p.m., ]) m., 46 fee 16.4 fee feet. 0.1 t t 139 feet. ORDEK TREES NOW Order your Christmas trees, spruce the Hi-Way I)(uly Cros.suor(l Puzzle ACROSS 1. Learning . Pinch 8. Infant 12. German river 13, Au\lx r of 14, 15, 16, 18. Biblical judge Title Readings Leaf of the palmyra palm . Beverage . Lack By birth . Final Biblical city ke a chair leat . Happenings Pour oft gently . Small soft mass Fish nanations . Algonquian ndian ir . Rodent 3. Negative Exist Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks to Nome: Monday and Thursday Eolution ot Yesterday's Puzzle N7 | P> 2 AN el & S\ DuEEE >0 Z > 2N D[CN om| Z/0/0 o S\ (] 48. Place of bliss . Gael . Ardor . Wager . Masculine name 54. Had on . A king of Judah 6. The cheek DOWN 1. Kind of cotton fabric 2. East Indian shrub 3. Recommitted 4. Before 6. Back o! the neck 50. 47, 48, —The Sign of By 6. Standards ot perf ection Assall . Wings . Courageous . Type measures . Not regular . Stretched Bryan Harold De- | adv while drying, as cloth clof Interminable period tim of ) Assist . Stitch . The herb eve . Small marine crustacean Collection of facts Took solld food . Understand 34. Intim: ation Optical glasses . Wading bird 41, Circle of light . Sandarac tree 44. Philippine Negrito . Color Voleano Seat in church Philippines Droop { Dependable Service P e eee Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays U. S. Airmail—Express Service Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. LOUIS PHONE 106 "QUE Sales A DEL s Representative 49. Mountain in the AP A S ) dova will return to Seatt Steamer Mo ON NORTHLAND FOR THIS PORT | 22. — Motorship Northland sailed for Southeast Al- ka at noon today with aboard, the followng s e e s e v oo e . NORTITBOIIND ® Taku scheduled to arrive at 10 e c'clock tomorrow moining e Northland due Tuesday. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS e Mount McKinley scheduled to from Seattle tomorrow at 9 Tongass scheduled to sail from Seattle December 26 at 9 pm ess Norah scheduled ) sail from Vancouver Decem- ber 28 at 9 p. m, North Coast scheduled to sail from Seattle December 29 at 9 a m SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Yukon scheduled southbound next Monday. E. Bey Alice Wilso Jesta Timmerman - Mr Stone, e®cevev000esescsse eescoececsosee 2 TRIPS, JANUARY Change of Schedule Is An- nounced hy Alaska Steamship Co. 1e Baranof is to sail from Se- attle January 13 nd January 27, instead of the Alaska After the Oordova make: diak Island trip which with the Mount McKnley from Seattle January 20, the LOCAL SAILIN Estebeth scheduled w se Wednesday al ¢ p.m. tor Sii- ka and wayoorts. Dart leaves every at 7 am for Petersburg Alexander, Kake and ports. e e 0000 e Wernasdny Port, way er Ko- nnects Tui ;' ary sailing feeder which sails from Seattle Feb- 10, and will remain in the i service until replaced by the Cordova. On this trip, the Lakina will call at Seldovia and Homer ev- y twe weeks afier There will be onnecting feed- er ship fram Cordova with the sail- from Scattle on January 27 or February 3 attle Cor- ak from S At The m Lakina will sail January 30, call Latouche, Scw Ko Bay, Seldovia. Homer where sufficient bt - o ¢ Lakina rdova and conn will then return ect with the to Fmpire Want Aas Bring Results. Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons. “FOUR WIV Screenplay by Julius J. Maurice Hanline suggested by Fannie Hurst Michael Curtiz. Principals: Priscilla Rosemary Lane, Lela Lanc, Gale Page, Claude Rains, Lynu, Eddie Albert, May Rocboon, Frank McHugh, Henry O'Neill, Vera Lewis, Jobn Qualen. HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 2 The delightful Lemp family “Four Daughters” returns to carry on its screen humor and The procedure is whole, a success even over-length frequent emphasis on the critical too heavy doses of plain and Philip G. and Directed by Epstein novel. Lane, Jefircy Dick Foran, of heart-tugging though marred by the obv , and—for fancy hokum The musical (Priscilla Lane) is widowed, since Mick field) died in the first Il!m Soon to learns that she is to bear Mickey's to hrooding. Practically a psyc Lm‘e by her inability to forget Mi s the child, his only legacs Cal'( d in to help, young Dr. Forresi lbert) is incidentally made the target unmarried Kay's (Rosemary Lane's) hon- crable intentions. Emma (Gale) is already married to Ernest (Foran) and Thea(Lola) to Ben (McHugh). Digressing from the main theme Ann and e takes up the heartbr of Emma and a child but can’t have eone, and the comedy of Thea and Bcn, who adopt a child just before they make the great di that they needn’t have. There abundant nes of family life in which the father (Rains) and Aunt Efta on the by too ~by and Lemps take up where marry Felix (Lynn) she and immediately gives Ann makes key or his song. of Felix occa- are Percey’s exclusively 3 See Our Selection of Gift Boxes TODAY! shine, and here the gay are best re- is attained presents it (Miss Robson) have opportunity to spirit of the first production, and its tenderness, captured. olution to the Ann-Felix-child problem when Felix completes Mickey’s unfinished song, magnificently with full symphony orchestra, “THE CISCO KID AND THE Fremees Hyland from story by Stanley Rauh. Directed by Herbert Leed. Principals: Cesar Romero, Marjorie Weaver, Chric-Pin Maitin, Geerge Montgomery, Robert H d, Gloria Ann White. It's Warner Baxter's old role, but Cesar Romero tall and toothily gay-——is in it this time. The Kid is up to hi tricks, dodging the law and aiding the unfortunate The object of aid, an orphan child whose daddy found a ¢old mine before he was shot, is one of the principal reasons the new edition of Cisco can ke taten painlessly. The baby, Gloria Ann White, is cute and eculely audible—another Baby Sandy, b'gosh! LADY.” Screenplay by ar- dark old Screenplay by Lester Cele from story ner. Directed by Jackie Cooper, “THE BIG GUY.” by Wallage SuMivan and Richard K. P Arthur Lubin. Pringipals: Victor McLag Edward Brophy, .Peggy Moran, Ona Munson. Jail stuff with a different angle, “Big Guy” is action melo~ drama that goes places. MecLaglen is the warden of the state penitentiary. By concealing evidence incidental to hiding & fortune he covets for himself, he lets the innocent kid (Cooper) get 100 close to the noose for comfort. Two jallbreaks, uum, and assorted gunbattles add to the merriment 1= WHEN TH’ THAT ISN'T ENOUGH TR -SETTLE | s ONE 1S MAGGIE- Wilbur Wesfer Crushes Finger In Train Accident -~ Wilbur Wester, genial manager o. | the Gastineau Hotel, like all hotel managers, is anxious to see the name of his hotel in the newspaper as frequently as possible—but going so far as to have a train wreck in the Icbby is going a long ways. | 's what happened this morn- g, and Wester is nursing a crush- ed (for the sake of publicity)—it may only be bruised) finger, smash- more publicity) when he was trapped between a speeding locomo- a baggage car It happened when Wilbur play a minute too long with the new elec- tric train he has routed around the Castineau Hotel Christmas tree in| the lobby Wester will recover, f{riends are! ire, when he sees the name of the Gastineau Hotel in the newspaper. ed tive and EVERY ROOM WITH TUB & SHOWER ONE 2400 2 .50 300 PERSON TWO :u-mmoucum.n Lounce I BO WL for Health and Pleasure A8 at the BRURSWICK ‘ e | JAMES&: COOPER | C.P.A. k Business Counselor Shattuck Bldg. Phone 182 } SHOE BEPAIRING Years in the Business J. G. OBERG THE SHOE HOSPITAL Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor Platinum Fox Arrive in Juneau Furs are always strange, fre- quently exotic things of beauty, but a group of furs Charles Gold- stein brought back with him from the States a few day: passes anything in ordin: Goldstein, through a friend, who had a friend, who had come ‘from abroad, now has GREEN TOP CABS—PHONE 678 BUY GREEN TOP RIDE COUPON BOOKS: $6.25 in rides for $5.00 $3.00 in rides for $2.50 FAMILY SHOE STORE “Juneau’s Oldest Exclus- sive Shoe Store” Lou Hudson Manager £ | | Seward SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” Phone 788. - HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCSS Harri Machine Shop “Try Us First” o —— -+ HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. M. S. DART | U. S. Mail Carrier Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau, every Wednesday at 7 a.m. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information Taugen Pransportation Co. 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MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R.—Junean, Alaska Baranof Hotel CANADIAN l’A( Il 1C recently | on | !dlsplay at his fur store in the Bar- | rabbity when you see “platinums” | anof Hotel these lovely furs, known: which incidentally may some day at “platinums” in the silver fox nportant element of markets, in Alaska, They auestion, thing less tangible silver fox, one of the most regal furs in itself. The black of he saddle has a lu. 5 ing ity. The silver has a silver |and is not just a grizzled | white, “Chinchilla” developed in years 2o through selective cross is considered pos- the not too distant fox farmers may “platinums.” are silver {fox, without were but their beauty is some- than ordinary latinum few of that in Alaska able to develop ib'e 1 future, glint be gstonia’s popula- chea anl » Lutheran, sounds P Leave Seattle Dec. 16 Due Juneau Due Juneau Northbound Southbound Dec. 19 Dec. 26 MT. 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