The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 31, 1940, Page 6

———i' - e = THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI WLDNESDAY JAN. 31, 1940. BRINGI P FATHER . By GEORGE McMANUS | : g o s B NG NG U Y | H S GRAVES Today and Everyday the Better Foods Are Served at the “The Clothing Man” | Hupimng BRUNSWICK CAFE WOW! wiLL | BE GLAD TO GIT TO FLORIDA- MAGGIE SAID_ SOMETHIN' ABOUT LEAVING TOMORROW- ms—A:;?sl‘ITOPISI_E 1 & HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER WINTER CARNIVAL= 3 | & MARX CLOTHING { SKATING- SKIING - | | AND SLEIGHING = - )\:OAI’\/F' CHANGED WHAT'S THAT? D ABOUT ALETTER l:I.OQDD/\ WE JUST ABOUT OUR GOT THIS INVITATION= RESERVATIONS IN FLORIDA 2 ] [ BY coLLy-1T75 | - COLD HERE IN WASHINGTON - I'M GLAD WERE ON OLIR WAY DOWN SOUTH= JAMES £ COOPEB C.P. A. Business Counselo COOPER BUILDING | I V2 Chinese and American Dishes Special Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners | a game of soft ball for at the Natatorium, [ o THATS FINE, /| (1 : s iz, | 1\/' AHINE NEWS || b ss ssmerr e T A ‘ l \55 D EIN P LAUGH | and spectators, to be on hand for COCKEYED 3 S W PE0e)C)| the game. There will be no ad- i WAR:* / THOSE. UNEMPLOYED ' | mission charge. 12 SGUIHBOUND ( o | i BLOKES / . ! Leave DucJuncau DueJureav 1" | Steamer MoOVEMENT . / LITTLE GIRL RETURNS | Steamer Seattle Northbound Southboune / i il ! g ! HERE WITH BROKEN ARM| o g ey i ‘ ) A ;‘E MQ}RAH ¢ ote= TONEY Mrs. J. B. Warner, accompan- MT. McKINLEY - e an. ‘eb. : Uk jed by her granddaughter Alta,l . o€ Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 12 e o e » : 5 : for a| ALASKA Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 19 . IBOUND ° arrived here on the Alaska for a| ® Tak to arrive Sat- ® visit with her son, Jack Warner| YUKON Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 26 e urday nocn ° and his family. The little girl re-! ALASKA Feb 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 4 . SCHEDULED S \” INGS - turned home with a fractured arm | FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS ° Bl she sustained in a fall about l“J‘ CALL ° ar . weeks ago. : 5 b THE ALASKA LIN . iuled to o - . SPOILS OF WAR Frank C 2] left on the North ol ° February 3 ® SEAM 5 SEIZED BY Frank ashel left on the North ) g ! , g gfi:?:m SPEENAz; Lo L : ADVANCING FINNS| Const vesterday for Sitka where| 1+ ©O- ADAMS, Agent ;rfcycelctgrfn‘;;e ;g 5 o h o | BRITISH SEAMEN OF THE SRS A SEuiiig. | e wil be locaied for b st relght Office.............. 4 4 P01 | AJAX AND ACHILLES, - MMHINEANDA Mihen Al | ° 1 to® OPPONENTS IN THE WARS UNEMPLOYMENT IN GREAT BRITAIN LARGE NUM i o Feoru- o | BIGGEST SEA BATTLE, HAS INCREASED SINCE THE WAR BEGAN. OF EOOKSABOUT CAA, WEATHER | = o Y s | DRANK TOASTS TO EACH HER JOBLESS ARMY, AT LAST REPORT, JOSEPH |, o o} - = o SOUTHBOUND SATLINGS o OTHER IN A NIGHTSPOT WAS LARGER THAN HER FIGHTING STALIN > MEN RHURNING All‘ > i : ® North Cogst schedu ith- 5| 1N BUENOS AIRES, FORCE OF 1,250,000 B 10 AN(MAGE‘ aAsSKa dteams. lp Ompany ¢ bound Friday moning : e e s SERVICE-ON-ALL-ALASKA-ROUTES N :\ umer Taku e Alaska scheduled uthbound e Gre()" (’.()ts Ex(‘ll()(l A. D. Hulen SupPr\lSOl" of Com-, s L PR SENE Monday. . OIJ GLAS ! ; oy Cx\ll A ) - ) o - ]2 53 munications for e m | ' D v e T ARINE MRVAYS—U. 5. MAIL ’ BRCAL: BAILIN istant. Meteorologist of the : e I o Estcheth scheds . o Jeather Bureau, left on the steamer ! § 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier ; 4 G - a last night to return to An-'{ SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE ] ° chorage following a conference at SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE——ANY PLACE IN ALASKA | ? FRANK HUB he Weather Bureau here concern- HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 : M AFTER LINGERING ILLN e airway weather ACtiVItEs N Al- | § eue_oemommoemamemommoemen oo st - o msmd A : Frank Hubb: one of the oldest aska. —_— - - ALASKA AIR 'rmmspon'r Inc. | MEETING THURSDAY Native residents of Douglas, passed away at his home in the vi at C.DA. 10 o'clock last night following sev- Covich, Douglas Volunt Fire I eral months of wasting illness. Aged Members of the Catholic Daugh- All Planes Operating Own Aeronautieal about 70, he was a pensioner of ters of America sewing circle will 2-Way Radio Station KANG l PHONE the Territory meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 Radio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU | 612 Surviving him is his y o'clock - home of Mrs, How- Fyulpped SEAPLANES FOR CRARTER | : Hubbard, three depen i | Low tide—1:30 pam., 21 feet Dorothy 7, Edward 9, 4"1 bhecs s a son, Mark Hubbar h | B § rd, pass ¥ married daughter, Mary Willis. ( HOUSEHOLD | Nelson, T. L. Schies w | MAN IN CUSTODY . ements had been made APPLIANCES | O. Wickerson, Os s ing for the funeral. BOY coBRlGAN ; ackery, Mr AFTER LEAPING The remains are at the Chcies | g 3 n, E. FROM M K!NlEY W. Carter Mortuary in Juneau arri Machme Shop | as a paid-up subscriber to diiodd ¢ GRS “Try Us First” | Freel, John D.F.D. MEETING sl s ! - & : £ PRe— g The Daily Alaska Empire Naiion ol e ment monthly meeting for Febru- N N S Lt ful leap from the deck of the st v 2( above), President of the American Federation of y g for P ttert bkt it wife er Mt. McKinley to the dock at Ket- i ‘ & 4 srid appearsil Sxciied 4 e Smith Commit- |2V i scheduled for tomorrow eve- | M 3 5 To Cordove—J, S. Barnett, and|chik he ship was pulling away "L Wi in. 1.0, Whe e L \al Labor | D at the usual hour, this evening at the box office to Seldovia, Robert eli { le jlislavich is be- e hearing in s Oy ; Y ‘ . R Thising. Board of forcing of the AFL Coast Longshoremen's Unions SOFTBALL GAME TONIGHT ‘ u'. S. Mad Camel- i CAP[TOL THEATRE to be represented bargaining by “an alien Communis raaa d. the Foundcy have e A irned on Alas] Marshal William T. Mahoney. and receive 2 tickets to see: the CIO leader, Harry Bl'idge b - b crecy Woanoslg o 7. ort (n]) to Wrangell - ”n The Story of Vernon and i i | : f i L 8 For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT back at the Gastineau Hotel Fmpirc clnsmed: bring resu! }s IR' MOIOR OF ing the big tri-motor Ford and on i\ ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS i " Irene Castle landing at m Skagway, B For Information WATCH THIS SPACE > oo R. E. Murphy, Dupont rnlls:ll ground Periect comfort Haugen Transportation Co. Red 611 lendid food Freight must be on city dock not the wheels stru And Over Goes the I)LITICA\ SKAGWAY HITS o o vins wac "o in” sinming STt g ey the Ford off its course and' into and service the Northern Airways hangar. Careé = plANE HANGAR The hangar and the plane are Bfil w""""nh" . Central‘}y lowztfl; (e both reportedly nearly demolished, bath. Rates from $2.5 : but nobody was injured Special Rates to Permanent Guests A L A K A o - N one nure" as BIQ FOTd Northern Air it is under- ALASKANS LIKE THE e ———————— e(kS on of the wrecked har OF ALASEA Lumber and Building Materials Your Name May Appear! Cial A Field SALVATION ARMY: (:ompally S e BIBLE C ), 'S . i v veter 1ite Salvation Army Bible Class will L - —] o Sy, mect tomonow mignt ot was an- | TIMELY CLOTHES { | sutines rom Piee 7 Seatie o ] nuhmul iay. The meeting will CURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH o Improve ero oclock in the Sal- NUNN-BUSH SHOES Seelo. I3 ¥ der Title I, F. H. A. S. 8. TYEE Feb. 6 and Modernize Your Home Under Title ¥ L his quarters with Mrs. TS i 4 5 ) on as the speaker, STETSON HA' S. S. TAKU Feb. 13 S ah pas- oy - e QUALITY WORK CLOTHING ter was fly- Empire Want Ads Bring Results. AT S P M. 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