The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 27, 1940, Page 6

=5 BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 27, —_— F TELL YOU I'M NOT. GOMW Il ouT TODAY - I'VE BEEN | 1| WALKIN'-RIDIN-AN' FLYIN’ AROUND THE COUNTRY- AND, 'M. ALL IN-YOU FOLKksS GO TAKE IN THE SIGHTS HERE IN WASHINGTON — | MARINE NEWS SteameR MOVEMENTS N . . . . NORTHBOT'ND « ® Tongass scheduled to arrive |® at5p. m. Sunday . e Princess Norah scheduled to o ! . arrive Monday afternoon or e |® evening. May have jays' ® |® mail aboard . !':' ident Quezon Llashed|> :ive car . |2 Alaska du ce ound-All Aboard [« "co: an 51 . SCHEDY D) S/ L oried Rescued b Tty oritinled tor datl rom & » attle 9 p. m. January 30. @ | FOLLETIN — MANILA © Northland scheduled to sail vy Kter o fie 65 > from Scattle February 2 at @ sident Ouczon is reported | * 10 . m. 21 { st when he was | ' SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e v a lifeboat follow- | ® Mount McKinley eduled ® in grounding and sinking | ° outhbound Monday b of the President Quezon in a |2 LOCAL SAILINGS o raging sterm. » Estebeth scheduled to sail every © > Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ® GROUNDS—SINKS . ka and wayports. - MANILA, Jan Lashed & ’ leaves every Wednesday @ ' torm that grounded ° 1. m. for Petersburg, Port @ | 8341-ton Philippine liner President | ® ider, Kake and way © Quezon, formerly the President ® . M ,, a later report said the ve ’ e 0 00 06 0 o0 sel hac mk on the reefs off Tane- Island, southern Japan. sted, Horace O. Adams, P. F. White Radic ms report that the crew|Gayland Boggan, J. E. Boyle and of 114 and an undetermined number | wife Tom Dyer of passengers were saved by rescue| nrrg W, Macomber and infant ips that rushed to the scene in|mys Lee Rog Martin Lavenik i Péter Posse, Eliza Nelson, Mrs. R.| BREY N old in Seattle last | D. Peterman, Acim Strand o Cojuanco Brothers of wyg George Hutchins, Joan Moly for $350,000. {neau, Mrs. J. B. Varna and child r has been the vicim of{g ;. campbell, A. F. Ayers, Norah previous misfortune. On one 0CCASsion | cayanaugh, Mrs. J. C. Molyneau the craft capsized in the harbor at| vy J pilkins, Charles Hood, Ber- Seattle. Another time she broke|yice Milligo, Mrs, F. F. Rouze, Hen- loose from her moorings and ram- ,jeita Rueling, Evalyn Mattson, E med two vessels, sinking one. Ellihgen: ©. Eiingen The iiner was formerly engaged m g, Sy merican Mail Line world-wide JAPANESE LINES .- WILL NOT CARRY 31 PASSEHGERS NAZ! PASSENGERS ABOARD ALASKA LE, Jan Steamer t9 '-4] ek this morn- d Southwest class and aboard for Juncau in- Will Hereafter Be Re- fused Passage SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 27. P e for German citizens of aze will be Helmar Bar- ' milita Wrig Mrs, U. S Envéy Off for Hungary d to Hungary, sails with Mrs, Montgomery d shington, envoy is returning to Budapest by way of Italy. The international spotlight is turning toward his post as Europe’s warring faction an support. eek Balk ; i I'STIME TO ' CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! CONNORS MOTOR COMPANY I'D ADVISE YOUI TO | SEE A DOCTOR - . o~ I | [ \}P IH!S PORY Germans of Military Age| re!used by i | — e e e BY GOLLY-I'M GOING 10 SEE A DOCTOR - | = CEFZTAIML_Y EL WHAT ? | Re-entering the transatlantic passenger service for the first time since passage of the neutrality act, the ‘ liner Washington, of the U. S. Lines, pulls out from her New York pier, bound for Italy. The Washington | carried more than 160 passengers on the run, in which her sistership, the Manhattan, also is engaged. | A !-Iflpaim\v ;}wmnp-‘ih{c;_ ll:m operat- & —————————————%(To the above named defendants ng from the Pacific Coast ports, i | GREETING: awccording to an announcement ‘ TIDES TOMORROW %| You are hereby required to appear wde which followed orders from — High tide—3:16 am., 182 feet. |in the District Court for the Terri- ' the Tokyo Foreign Office tide—9:20 a.m., 02 feet |tory of Alaska, First Division, with- A British warship removed 21 tide 24 pm., 113 feet. |in thirty days after the publica- |German seamen from a Japanese tide—9:38 pm. -15 feet. |tion of this summons, namely, with- [merchant ship in the Pacific this |in thirty days after the 27th day of week and another Japanese vessel TIDES MONDAY January, A. D. 1940, in case this| |was halted and -searched High tide—4:01 am. 179 feet. |summons is published, or within { Japanese protested the seizures Low tide—10:13 am., 0.7 feet forty days after the date of its serv- !but Britain rejected the protests. High tide—4:19 pim. 157 feet. |ice upon you in case this summons | Refusal of the Japanese lines to Low tide—10:25 pm. 0.2 feet is served upon you personally, and | | carry German pas has left |ariswer the complaint of the above {stranded in & 0 MOre Ingerior with eight passehgers on |NAmed Plaintiff on file in the said| than 500 officers and crew mem-| poard a PAA Electra | Court in the above entitled action Lers of the seuttied German lner — Coming in are Mr. and Mrs, A,| The said Plaintiff in said action Columbus. The men crossed the s Brown, Mrs. John White, Alden | demands the following relief: continent by train, intending to wilbur, Franz Zallinger, Mrs. Otto 1t the defendants may be < proceed home by way of Japan. Lieman, H. Gronnerude and Carl |Féduired o set forth the nature of Siberia and Russia. They are de- | Berge |their claims; and that all adverse tained at the Angel Island Immi- - o claims of the defendants may be gration Station in San Prancisco| Today's News Today—Empire, | determined by a decree of this | Bay. Court. | The North German Lloyd Line, SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION 2. That by the said decree of this | which owned th- Columbus, is No. 4461A Court it be declared and adjudged | paying their living expenses of In the United States District Court|that the defendants, and each of |about $700 a day for the Territory of Alaska, Divi-!them, and all persons who may | * ERSSPRE L sion Number One, at Juneau claim by, through or under them and JOHN FEUSI, Plaintiff vs. The Un- | each of them, have no estate, right, | known heirs at law of JOSEPH ttle or interest whatever in and to WEYERHORST, deceascd, and also |58id 1and and premises; and that| all other persons or parties un- the€ Plaintiff be declared to be the; known claiming any right, title, &bsolute owner in fee simple of all| estate, lien, or interest in the real UDAt certain lot, piece, or parcel of estate described in the complaint |180d, situatd, lying and being in | herein, Defendants the Townsite of Douglas, Territory THE PRESTDENT OF THE UNIT- ©f Alaska, and described as follows, EIGHT FLYING . INTODAY, PAA Pacific Alaska Airways pilots Al Mconsen and Ralph vory were due in Juneau this afternoon from the ED STATES OF AMERICA to-wit. - 4 8 £ Lot number six (6) in Block L3 number fourteen (14), according Answers To News I.Q. Test PSS 1. Falsc. Attorney General Frank 6. That they were neither Reds Murphy was named to the Supreme nor Red sympathizers. Court. The man pictured is Solicitor 7. *Juliet” Eileen Herrick, New General Robert Jackson, who suc. York deb, eloped with ‘Romeo’ s TIMELY CLOTHES ceeded Murphy. George Lowther against her par- forie! 0B for national - e"a‘som‘gusunley. who replaced | NOARBUSH NP = STETSON HATS { 3. Australia. L(llle Hore-Belisha. ! 4. Farley, for the annual Dgmo« If Russia's army tried to invade ! i QUALITY WORK CLOTHING n cratic Jackson Day Dinner. Bessarabia, former Russian terri- 5. Ficld Marshal Goering, of Gers tory now a'part of Rumania. many. 10. Argentina, Complete Outfitter for Men [ e DU S m‘r i —The Sign of i Dependable Service e USSR | e SHOE REPAIRING Years in the Business J. G. OBERG THE SHOE HOSPITAL Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor e frrr e rr e \ \ \ \ E z e Dy Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks to Nome: Monday and Thursday Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays [ U. S. Airmail—Express Service 1 | | ON THE AIRI ly The Diily Alaska Empu'c and m Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative 2 Y “The Clothing Man” 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS ! PR Today and Everyday the Better | Foods Are Served at the BBI!NSWI»K CAFE | | H.S.GRAVES | | SAID-YOU NEED | EXERCISE -~ VOU SHOULD GO AWAY- TRAVEL - CHANGE OF SCENERY IS WHAT YOU WANT- HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING ‘ .IAMESC COOPEB & C.P. A " S Ly I | Business Counselor & nest and ’f"'""“" Dishes | ‘ COOPER BUILDING Special Breakfasts, Lunches, | Opposite Federal Buildiny Dinners 1 - i to approved Plat of Survey | of said Townsite on file in the General Land Office, containing ten-thousand (10,0000 square feet. Subject to the rights and | reservations in Patent issued to Charles R. Arundell, Trustee for the Townsite of Douglas, Terri- tory of Alaska the 3. That the defendants. and mch‘ &4 !:eave Due Juneau Due Jurieau of ihtem, :and any and 11 persons | eamer Seattle Northbound Southbound who may claim by, through or under | MT McKINLEY ¥ ' 3 them and each of them, be forever | oo j‘m' z;o ke ol enjoined and debarred [rom assert- an. 21 Jan. 30 Feb. 5 ing any claim whatever in and to| FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS said land and premises adverse to the Fiaintiff; and for such other and further relief as to this Honor- g s able Court and to equity shall seem ” " | et ‘ THE ALASKA LINE And in the cvent you, and each of PHONES you, fail so to appear and answer,| p o ADAMS, A . S iy S, Agel t o 2 the Plaintiff will take judgment = - i O”}“" - 2 against you for want thereof, and Freight Otfise will -apply to the Court for the re lief demanded in his complaint as herein above stated WI" the Honorabie George | F. Alexander, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed, on the 6th day of January, A. D. 1940 Alaska Steamship Compafiv i ROBERT E. coucHLIN, | i ol e e e e (Seal) Clerk. = — o oo, o [P e Deputy Clerk. { Maurice T. Johnson 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 w_-,---'“-w-..«' ' e o e g P e e s e S | Attorney for Plaintiff, Shattuck Building, Juneau, Alaska. | First publication, Jan. 6, 1940. Last publication, Jan. 27, 1940. MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL | | ] e ALASKA AIB TBANSPORT Inc. 1 SANITARY PLUMMING cd HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner A0 Finoes Operating Own Aeronautical PHONE “Let your plumbing worry be 2- W" Radio Station KANG our worry.” Phone 788. HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU 612 15 uutwed SEAPLA.N‘ES FOR CHARTER | ] - | s — i1 | e HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ‘z FRANK A. 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AGENT GASTINEAU CAFE ™ connecr'on AIR SERVICE INFORMATION || Phone 14 ¢ Night'312 CANADIAN PACIFIC ORIA OR SEATTLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess. Norah January 31 WEEK SAILINGS—Juneau to Seattle February 14, 25 Leave Ar,Juneau Lv.Juneau Comnectiongi'kt Vhncbuver with Seattle No.Bound So. Bound Canadian Pacific Services: NORTH COAST Jan. 26 Jan. 30 Feb 1 TRANSCONTINENTAL 5o ¥ : A NORTHLAND Feb. Feb. 6 Feb. 8 TRANS-PACIFIC HENRY GREEN, Agent . Phone 109 Tlckeh reservations and full particulays. from V. W. MULVIHILL Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska Baranof Hotel . CANADIAN PACIFIC CITY WHARF GUY SMITH, Douglas Agent . VEAR ROUND ALASKA SERVICE 4 A