The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 23, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS 7 IN THE TAXI-AND WE WASHINGTON LEAVES IN THAT TIME — WELL- EVERY THING 1S HAVE TEN MINUTES TO GET TO THE STATION-AS THE TRAIN FOR ______/ THANK GOODNESS YOU ARE ON TIME JUST A MINUTE- | JUST | | HAPPENED TO THINK- ’ | MUST 'PHONE MRS | | ETTA CARROT -SHES | | BEEN 50 NICE _TO US DURING OUR STAY IN PHILADELPHIA - ] I I T WELL- THAT TRAIN_IS GONE - AND-LISTEN-DEAR— DO CALL ON US WHEN YOU GET OUT WEST- AT SEVEN YES-| TOLD NITA | 3 TONIGHT- SAW YOU - AND TELL | o YOUR HUSBAND - - - WELL-THERE'S ANOTHER TRAIN J - A i HOSPITAL NOTES | - iam Posle was dismissed from 1 forrrrrrrrrr e e Today and Everyday the Better Foods Are Served at the BRUNSWiICK CAFE H.S. GRAVES | “The Clothing Man” | HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER | & MARX CLOTHING b JAMES C.COOPER C.P. A. Business Counselor | COOPER BUILDING | Opposite Federal Bml.lms Chinese and American Dishes Special Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners St. Ann's Hospital today after re- celving surgical care L. W. Kilburn of Douglas, was | Fou admitted today for surgical care| 4 Leave Due Juneau Due Jurieau — at St. Ann’s Hospital | Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound es e s s e s e o0 e ALASKA an. 13 ’ 5 3 3 M H . NORTHBOTND . After receiving care for an in-| i 5 bl o 1 Jan. 22 : At i for an In-| yp McKINLEY Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Yan. ' e Northland in port and sched- | jured ankle, George Brazille wasi oo on . an. 2 an. 2 I e uled to sail for Sitka at 5 ® dismissed last night from St. Ann’s | = Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Feb, 5 2 ® o'clock this afternoon 2 Hospital | FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS ® McKinley in port and sched- e - | CALL ¥ I ® uled to sail for the westward ® Jchn Williams is a surgical ad- S e at 8 o'clock tonight from the e | mission to the Government Hospital | oy ® A-J dock o from Yakutat. He arrived on the T"E /l' AS" ' 'JINF ¢ were land- ® SCHEDULED SAILINGS e steaiter X aica | g P,“,:\,F_H neau last night by the ® Tongass scheduled to sail from ® S M H. 0. ADAMS, Agent Ticket Office ~ ear dock- ® Seattle 9 p. m. tonight . Admitted for medical care, Aug-| 2 Freig 7 id of anchors in a ® North Coast scheduled to sail ® ust Williams is at the Government | Fgns Otice 4 raku wind, Forty-eight pas- ® from Seattle January 26 at @1 Hospital | ! ailad south ¢ 10a.m ¥ — = 1 A o ® Princess Norah scheduled to @ Jesse of Yaukutat, ar-] Fron rd—E. H. Chappell, C. ® sail from Vancouver Jan- rived } on the steamer Alaska = ¥ D Steve Fortuna, Allen ® uary 26 9p.m . the Government Hospital H Ernest Johnson, P. H. Mc- ® Alaska scheduled to sail from receiving surgical attention Al C ity Gecrze S. McKean, Julia |® Seattle January 27at 9 a. m. o | $atde | as a teams lp Ompany Shorman, B, Smith, Hazel Williams, | ® Taku scheduled to sail from e Elizabeth Grant was dismissed I Ainaly. Alex Daland, Charles Em- ® Seattle 9 p. m. January 30. ® . troin, EASiionl FaFs . tooAG RE Th) SERVICE ON'RLL-RLASKA*ROUTES-» rson, Einar Nelson, Wiliam Wil- ® SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e Government Hospital. R S L R G 5 S SR B e No steamer, north. west . THOSE LAST FEW FEET—Two narrow escapes from death had this and other survivors i ‘ v s 0 s } & ik w0 cameron, John |9 LOCAL SAILINGS . of the Dutch ship Tajandoen, which was torpedoed off England. The Dutch survivors were rescued William Johnson was a medical | | MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL Freel Harry Freel ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® by the Belgian ship Louis Shied, which then ran ashore on the Devon coast. About 34 Tajandoen disn today at the Government i ' | g S A , . ® Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- e | 1 survivers were hauled ashore in breeches buoy, as shown in this closeup. - 1 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier n Yakutat—Esther Abrahm: y I Hospital. Alice Edwards, Elizabeth Edwards, ® k& fllnd wayports. " LY >oo ] SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE | , Edna. Mary Johnson, Stewarl ® Dart_leaves every Wednesday o | S e 2 i e || SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE——ANY PLACE IN ALASKA | Lids e Yerabury. Port ® ¢ disappear one night—and the organization of bascball and! Roughly three-fourth§ of Algeria ) nger, Charles Wesward, Annie 9 8t 8. 71, fot Betersburg, Por up in Mexico, T haven't the draw up certain legisiation, or re- ' i gesert Fo Slgre HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 i Paul Milton, Emma Sand- ® Alexander, Kake and way e ; Wy, Bbat a0 Bt .| Reen oottt et et kel W|ll‘nn;~» Glen Neitz-|® POrts. aintest idea forms, that would prrotect youneg s o 3 . fan, o £ ! Ly G [t teok Artic a couple of vears, Sters who need help, or who arc CEENEERNESRRINGS % N B " aive g . — : e o with a <pst on Broadway, to beat Merely naive, and therefore sign T Pa 1;2"’*;; ‘k“:"“,;'_”l;'fl‘ : IS EXPOSED B of ohscurity, and then @Way their carcers befere they ar- | SANITARY PLUMBING and ALASKA AIR THANSPOBT Inc. g HERp Heatherly, S was pess a new ar- \L. :ug t to ‘l illegal t:; claim HEATING COMPANY All Planes & b o 3 i | o Steary W OWarrdll B, B an cld at had & Der a mans earnings W. J. NIEMI, Owner Wi DEESRIIE -, ASTOne SN | PHONE S Grace Edman, Frank Ash- ceveral years befcre but 3 say, three years “Let your plumbing worry be iz Radio Station KANG cneak, Mrs. N. Swanbers, Angsla was “Begin the ] valrm: me fot our worry.” Phone 788. Badio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU | §12 > el S e T IN JUNEAU w e s o T8 o Equipped | SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER R. C. Foutter, W. D. Gross, i : id 5 & rgaret. 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Mit- blames Americans for letting Eu- feeeeeer vt PASSENGERS FREIGHT u 0 cviteh, Herb Neff, Eddie Nelson, rope in for the League of Nations. i 6 days every week at REFRIGERATION Frank P. Pauls, Thaddeus Piergey. To Americans who twit him about O e [] Every Effort Made tor the Comiort of Guests! M. E. Tippets, Mrs. Tippets, John it (he was an associate League- _The Sign flf 8:15 a.m. lz:mp-m- AGENT Winther. Olaf Winther, Sigurd Win- | mmaker), 'he replies: | & # ther, W. C. Jackson, Joe Krulic, “Why didn't you tell us it would- D dable Servi 7:00 pap. e pm D. B. FEMMER GASTINEAU CAFE A Larsen. Charles McEwan, Sam|n't work? You tried it for eight ; ependabie dervice Phone, 114 Night 812 §. e hsacdbn Niemi, A. F. Raynor, E. E. Saxton, years under the Articles of Con- AR e . aEe o e ) R S lor. federation. It failed then, so you AIR SERVICE INFORMATION From Wrangell-L. E. Sturtevant. From Ketchikan—P. J. Gilmore, Jr., W. M. Hemsing, Marjorie North- rop. George Dale J. C. Paddock, J. S. 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