The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 9, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR E, FRIDAY, FEB. 9, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS HIS NE FIT -YOU MUST IT WHEN HE MARINE NEWS THIRTY GO S EAMER MOVEMENTS | " !@ § ‘e eesesse s L4 R . THROTND o @ 1o01nir . §% f & ® rive Tuesd ° . SCHEDULLD SATLINGS . ® Prince « lled to ® Necthised B er at 9 to- ® 15 ‘BaBssE e night . k. Iakt. Biahe U \ scheduled to sail from e 30 for south- tle 9 8. m. tomorrow o 1 lock this morn- o sche % ) from. & . ttle February 13 at 9 p. ® rom Sitka were Ira ® . : e 5 A ke Har.| ® Northland schedulvd to sail AT Ion o from Seattle bruary 16 at e R v § W m . X s, C. G. ® . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e 8 : Hoint. ® Mount McKinley is scheduled e crt eSS ok SR T suthbound next Sunda . ( I C 1 Puhr W ; el LOCAL SAILINGS . Nits e o schedule ° s A PR at 6 p. m. fc ° 1 ¥ J. D g ypor > . o e R every Wednesday ® ST ° 7 a. m. for Petershurg, Port @ e Alexander, Kake and way ® e X ° port . A BALR 7 s e 000080 ce 0 e ¥ A on, Ja e Oldr I B. Chisholn T A T ! J. C. Johnson, Mr TiDES TOM@RROW i Mildred Hanson a I Peleisburg — Andy Taylor : Nordgren, Peder L M High tide 2:14 a. m., 164 feet E. O . M. Bjorgs, C. Samuel- Low tid> 8:06 a. m., 14 feet Hi tide 2:08 p. m., 164 fee SN, -0.6 feet Norih Coast ias-Thirfeen SIMMONS OUT IN LOOKHEED Shell Simmons flew out in the Lockheed today for Hoonah and Cameron, radio engineer, to com- installation of radio set airways communication at Ten- plete a for SEATTLE, Coast Feb. 9.—Steamer North ailed for Southeast at 10 o'clock this 54 passengers aboard enakee, for the return trip, 15 will pick up Herb Ci morning includ- ®HHE inz the following booked for Ju. €ron and Norm Cameron, and from o Hoonah, Frank Wright and Ber- Erling Oswald Capt. G. A. Gus- | tha Tiber M:. and Mrs. Henry Green N2 v son, Mrs. William T. Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Grisham, James TOLO DANCE AT R. York, Mrs. J. B. Anderson, Mrs. J Dennis, Martin Shorholm, S 15en., - - - GER ON VACATION SCHOQL TONIGHT the basketball game tonioht A ashier and book-keep- After B wpire, is a passenger 4t the Juneau. High Sehool, the P rthland for Seattle female vepresentatives of the Stu- ¢ He may visit his dent Body will take their dates.to sister in Richmond, Cal., before re- the Valentine Tolo Dance which will ur be held in the Grade School gym- nasium A . his is the third annual Valentine TIME TO CALL Tolo to be sponsored by the Girls' Club and Wesley Barrett and Ted fi Austerman will do the musical hon- s‘ > " ors for the occasion. { " Miss Josephine Campbell, assist- FOR YOUR CAB ed by members of the social com- BR! OFDNAY CAB CO. mittee, has charge of arrangements [, S for the fair, & | e A —The Sign of Dependable Service § ’ N ) ) § e L e . i Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks 1o Nome: Monday and Thursday Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ® U. S. Airmail—Express Service i 4 .| Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE e Y Sales Representative Gopr. 1940, King F CHEERIO- OLD SOCK- MODES of ol MOMENT e— by Adelaide Kerr e Leap ¥ 1d a heart shaped decolle She's going to ( ar Valentine party in a satin striped frock with long slecves G mond curl pin mounted on a shell barrette to ho aa it ght in place More di; ¢ fan-shaped brooch at her throat to compli the Fair ARENA BACKERS . SUPPORT GO@!}_’ | , | the opening date of the pool will be Civic Play Center Boosters '« 1 the pool, by of ted somewhere about the third week in April. ‘The main object now is to ubscrip- t the part of her Dauphin coiffure is the suc-'an d A of soft strawberry pink designed dia- amonds and rose sion to pools alone, in the States ran from 40 cents to 75 cents for an afternoon or evening. On v club basis, it will cost here, just H. 3 1-3 cents for a 50-hour period per and ons free. Oulside thte \pproximately 50 cents | For that reason 1 be able to become on. NOT GUILTY PLEAS ENTERED BY SIX tered were en- te by the Grand Six pleas of not guilty District Court s indicted by ef D e Today and Everyday the Better Foods Are BRUNSWICK CAFE Served at the “The Clothing Man” | H.S. GRAVES || HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER § \ \ \ \ & MARX CLOTHING ! ! \ — | | ol \ \ \ \ — ! I { JAMESC COOPER I ! 1Y \ I C. P, A, IR Business Counselor ‘ ! ! COOPER BUILDING ! Special Br:}:’::rts Lunches, { | Opposite Federal Buildiny fi er's { ment. charg- tc the returned e enteri e Willlam lelinquency of minors, Willian Tucker, and Jack Verne Chapman Sam Jack withdrew a plea of guilty as to c t 1 of his indict-|{ ment and ent i a plea guilty as to count 1 and not guilty as to 2| and 3 Defau dgments wore rred by the Court ) in favor of Charles Waynor in ¢ t suits against Steven A. Harvey and W F. Reichmein, >+ DEMOCRATIC (LUB WLl HEAR BOYLE ADDRESS MONDAY - “Pre e Organ- Party in inct .wl Cemmittes of th> Democratic Alaska” will be the topic of Frank | Boyle's address to the Demo- cratic Women’s Club at its Febru- | ary Trinity Of interest as a pre-election sub- meeting P next Monday Hall night in rist ct, Mr. Boyle's talk wi details of party ion and all w explain cal 1~ n the chan P ml who are inter are invited ittend, accord to Mrs. William A. Holzheimer, president of the club, The meeting, a business session cnly with an address by Mr. Boyle, will be called at 8 p. m HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ! Harri Machine Shop “Try Us First” ‘\U(.I-.N TR'\VQI’OI{T\TIU“I (‘0 U. S. Mail Carrier M. S. DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau (Jens ol e “}“d"" If not! A prospectus, giving full informa- every Wednesday at 7 a.m. Fnd communn 100 & ”“ money 1 subscribed of tion and details about the Juneau For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT| ! y Diecasd Yaink the Reoject over, fHen | g Arena is now being prepar- ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS | Per(en' in Favor “‘“ onire ""‘!"'["f‘ will be refund-'eq by its manager, Gene Dawson. For Information ed, as no money is being spent at|This pamphlet will be distributed Haugen Transportation Co. Red 611 S all by the Finance committce. Jack |to every person possible in and| Freight must be on city dock not Based on a preliminary checkup 1homas is chairman and Dr. W.laround Juneau and Douglas. Many later than 4 P. M. Tuesday by the Board of Control of the Ju- W- Council and Emii G > arequestions in which the public are — neau Sports Arena, membership | Members of this commi now vitally curious and interested, |{ sales and pledges are more than Mcmbership Drive [ will be answered. satisfactory. The campaign for A M t nus appointed U — A L A s K A membership in the bezan | the following people mm-: NOTICE Monday but the maje of \;sm»l bership drive, in the| TO SCOTTISH RITE MASONS: ness houses were not sol ed until| Board of Control we mem-| Regular meeting Friday evening, - such time as the Chamber of Com-|pership tickets av Pledges' Feb. 9, at 7:30 o'clock. Elections Tfanslmfla'm merce had officially sanotioned the nnd subscription de tolof officers, etc. adv. project. To date over 200 members | W. W. Co shlers, | * e compally have been pladged anl G. Krause, Jo¢ Fred Plans for this undertaking, «»!A}.\,A Louis Delebecqt Ham- | SANITARY PLUMBING and 0 . i badly needed in this city, have been | mond, Sadie S Nun-| HEATING COMPANY Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle made and carried out systematically. | amal, ! 1 Covieh,| | . W J. NIEMI, Ownet Lea\e,: Instead of an extensive ticket sale,| Ray Halvic, Bert Lybec Dyer Let your plumbing worry be Seatt! complete cooperation and endorse-|Bob Kimball and Gen: n. All our worry. Phone 788. S. S. TAKU ...Feb, 13 ment has been asked of nearly every |checks should be miac bie . to| & s - S. S. TYEE _Feb. 20 business organization in town. | the Juneau Spor Aer REEE Ji——® - | Either Frank A. Metcalf, Presi- ‘5“\\.\“ Shet i Y dent of the Juneau Sports Arenaji Membership dues of $12 per year or Gene Dawson, manager of theican be paid for at (he rate of ql TIMELY cLoTHEs PASSENGERS FREIGHT arena, have appeared before the|per month ii the member <o desires. REFRIGERATION Mayor and City Council, American |put the Board of Cont vant to Legion, Juneau Bar Association, Ro- | get as much- cash as p it NUNN-BUSH SHOES AO:N‘I‘ tary ‘Club, Woman's Club, Business|der to reduce const n indebte STETSON HATS mn and Professional Women's Club and | edness and speed the completion of . n. B. r the Chamber of Commerce and Supt. [the arena. This will pe nearly | QUALITY WORK CLOTHING Paone 114 Night 312 A, B. Phillips of the High-School.|everyone in and arou eau to M Unanimous endorsement was given|enjoy the pool. Ad to kel S — to the plan and support promised.|pool, without a mombership 2 T S P The Ministerial Alliance of Juneau!will be 40 cents a period, T Y,c:l:‘g_ rnzn HE““ING . T, 1 also went on record as strongly injcess of the project is ba on the | Complete Outfitter for Men B CANADIAN e favor of the project, as did the Fire |idea of everyone being a member. | | PACIFIC on'a Départments of both Juneau and Lew Figures 1 | " Douglas That is why such a low figure of | PRIN- For 1,000 Members $1 per month has beer That | During the next three weeks an means you c nming, take intensive campaign will be waged |lessons if ne enjoy “all to pledge 1,000 members to the arena. | the advantages of w € for31-3 When this is done, the Board of|cents per day. 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