The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 30, 1940, Page 6

MARINE NEWS NORTH COAST | sremes Mowmaames | se s s e v e mue Dg(?s TODAY [o NORTHBOUND |} o Alaska in port and scheduled to seil for Westward at ] 6:30 o'clock tonight. FE‘QQUGH F North Coast in port and sched- L uled to for Sitka at 10 JLED SAILINGS - - to sail from : 2 A\ to sail X p Y. whlies from Seattle February 2 at « regularly, to disembark Lol R e Mount McKinley schec ore s S sail from Seattle at 9 a. m l*‘ E. Reed Xid " | TIDES TOMORROW ¢ . and are ledgin: re availab those who life in the town x¢ L fideidl B 1";" el t desire cut- phere with . After due consideration of the the steamer :h tide—6:36 pm., 128 fec reatest mountair it commitiee to investigate ways and The steamer is scheduled to sail mo means of [inancing a building pro- for Sitka at 10 o'clock tonight Mr. ¢ HEAVY [As" YEAP F ranger et vals at the ject: Mark Jensen, Tom Cashen, TR e C. Anderson % station, aid eassure the be-!Sam Devon and Leonard Johnson Rydeen, Dan —_— wildered, acccmpany bus part to| Friday night was set for a spec- ¥ From C 4 explain park features and present ial meeting to be held at Frank's TEN ARR'VE' Kricger, J. B. Loftu Mount M(Km|eyA”radS 1 lectures on the altrac- Cabin to hear report of the com- To Ssattie passengers “Ware tions of Mount McKinley National | mittee. Wilbur, Carl Berge, Art Brown, Mrs. Many from States— [ Gt Brown, Mrs. O. Lieman, Franz Zal- 3 s hospitality and welcome of| fpwQ NEW HOMES STARTED 27 SAII. FOR linger, Mrs. Lou White, Dr. Char- Hofel Operahng aticnal Park Service will be| £ teris, Mrs, C , Lewis Dry- 8 lded each year,” Superintendent| carl Floridan has about half dahl, Ferris Gates, Robert Tucker, Frank T, Been stated. “Through it|completed the excavation for a full | J. H. Kreiger, Jack Smith MOUNT McKINLEY NATIONAL Our guests will return to their homes | pacement under a five room cob- i To Ketchikan—Mr. and Mrs. A. pARK, Alaska, Jan. 30. — Tourist With a greater appreciation and ful- ta0e he plans to build on Fifth Ave- Waltenberg, W. A. Rice, Ma travel to Mount McKinley National)ler enjoyment for the beaufy and|,ye and the work started this morn- | _— Northrup, H. K. Johnson, H. W. park for 1939 was 52 percent higher |!ure of the park and for Alaska.” mn the foundation of a home Ten passengers arrived from the Douzla than for 1938, v)u heaviest travel = » built at the corner of Fourth w for Juneau last night on To Wrangell—B. Vaughn, N. A. year up to that time. This is the| um 1-; Streets by Charles Tuckett. | t thbound Mount McKinley, McEachran, William Paul. greatest travel increase of any park R o vk s boarded the ves- To vavnhurg—.’o}m Conway. in the National Park system. The DOUGLAS BOLYANS RETURN €] hers for points south e boem in Mount McKinley visitors Mr. and M Clyde Bolyan re- S passengers were Today'’s News Today—Empire occurred despite decreased travel 4 attle February 6 at 9 p Bk SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS lgam ¢ princess Norah eduled t ot arrive at midnizht tonight o sailing south about one hour b later, ° LOCAL SAILINGS . ® Estebeth scheduled to sai! every A" . sday at 6 p. m. for . 4 ° 'y dne \{ Tile m. for Petersbure, Port Y o ander, Kake and way »,‘l 2 8 5 0 0 00 0 s ° 0o U.S. Marines Go—Not to War 2 area for war maneuvers. COMPANY IT'STIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! CONNORS MOTOR eeecenen Tececo0ceoe U. S. marines depart from Norfolk, Va., bound for the Caribbean The battleship Arkansas is in background. oo THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 30, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS | WONDER Members of a group of 21 persons, who plan to ha fro, belongings eivilizatic fe stogeta n as it now operales the Pasadena, Cal. and Jane, 17, their Dawn, 9; ratory to star ng journey H are members of the group. nd three children h Mr lected riedern conditions and support themselves lzader; his w wi wrence, Lawrence to Alaska. The new Mount NEWS McKinley P: Hotel was as a consequence propriately initiated for on seve occasions the accommodations were | * killed to overflowing. This half mil- BUTLDING PLANS AF DISCUS, ED BY EAGLES lion dollar hostelry built by the Al- aska Railroad and by special appro-, The important bus! uild- priation to the National Park Ser- ing a home of their give vice provides luxurious respite for sericus consideration at eeting travel w guests. of I as Eagles here ven- Then * automobile stage trip 19 ir £ ) ound to the base of Mount McKinley is 1613, went up in flames when the made with renewed enthusiasm. 1 oyed the central por- Modein comfortable stages oper- town ice then meet- ated by the McKinley Park Tourist have been held ir quar- and Transportation Company carry ters and more or isfac- visitors to Camp Eielsen from where (cr; With a new a roperly Mount McKinley is revealed in godly ¢ ed building lo ivities e e e et S ettt i g | —The Sign of Dependable Service i z i i 0 \ \ \ \ \ \ It Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks to Nome: Monday and Thursday ‘ Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays Left to right: all On the island they plan to live under se- tu b PSS U. S. Airmail—Express Service ; ® 1| Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. \ PHONE 106 | LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative 3 L2 seck a new life on a tropic East Caicos island in the Ba- less-priviliged, are shown nacking their R. C. Irvine, the of whom wili go; and Mrs. E. A, 1ed home last evening in a gas at under charter from Kuiu Island re Bolyan has been assisting in development work on some mining pr operty. -ee ANNIVERSARY DiNNER In honor of M. and M Arthur TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS QUALITY WORK CLOTHING FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men EXPERT ‘ ‘ SHDE REPAIRING | Years in the Business J. G. OBERG THE SHOE HOSPITAL Formerly Al—the Shoe Doctor NEWS BROADCAST JOINT FEATURE SERVICE ON THE AIR! By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 6 days every week at 12:30 p.m. 9:45 p.m 8:15 a.m. 7:00 p.m. BY GOLLY-NOW THAT I'M HE%__E‘ | HE'LL SEE ME? |7 ] e | ir hi family nue Sunday evening. laid for seven. Following pinochie and Tripoli were -—— FREEBURN SAYS NEW FISH LAWS "MAY" WORK OUT Sitka Packer Fears Chance| of Over Escapement Is Great Lawrence Freeburn, Superintend- ent of Pyramid Packing Company, looks forward to a curtailed pack this season at Sitka A passenger on the North Coast | going to the Historic City to get things in readiness for the season, Freeburn said “We ble fishing time through the new regulations applying to our district and naturally we can't put up the pack we ordinarily would.” Freeburn said: “No packer is |against conservation. If the new | regulations build up the runs—al- | though now there is apt to be over- escapement—I'm all for it, but there rcom for argument.” any rate,” Freeburn contin- |ued, “You'll see a lot of the effects |of the new regulations in reduced pack taxes ~ee | A standard cord of about the same heating |a ton of coal. has as wood value HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Harri Machine Shop “Try Us First” K — | HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. M. S. DART U. 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HOTEL GASTINEAU Every Eflcm Made for the Comtort of Guqs"al GASTINEAU CAFE _m connecron AIR SERVICE INFORMATION HHSPOPTC‘TIUH ”H“PHHY: WEEK EAXLINGS—JInm to Seattle Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau v Seattle No.Bound So.Bound NORTH COAST Jan. 26 Jan. 30 Feb. 1 NORTHLAND .. Feb. 2 Feb. 6 Feb. 8 NORTH COAST Feb. 13 Feb. 15 NORTHLAND Feb. 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 NORTH COAST ........Feb. 23 HENRY GREEN, Agent VEAR ROUND ALASKA SEP ume