The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 14, 1940, Page 6

I K | -5 — ___THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS DADDY- YOU SHOL TAKE MORE INT IN THE WINT] EVEN IF B SCHEDULED SATLINGS m ; o g SOUTHBOUND SATLING g rth Coas o ar- 1} rive from ] ‘ on, 1 ; LN eduled next Monday . LOCAL SAILINGS s L o : : : 1 1 2 r oy TIDES TOM@RROW High tide 11.6 Low tide 48 NORTH €0ASI BRINGS 2070 CAPITAL CITy zers came in from way t Coast and stop off for a few days - e 4 CADY. GHSTAFSON RETURNS 0 WOBK e Seattle i Southeast Alaska o the North Coast last t} Y i p J) iled from C C it on t 1 Arrivals were Erling Oswald, (_»l‘ Capt. G. A, Gustafson, Mr. and ot M Henry Green and Denney Green, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Grish- ind Mary Grisham, Mrs. J 1— ; James York, Mrs, . Je n, Miss Jerris Jc hth \‘[, E Mrs. Bert Alstead, '\h\\ a Adams, Miss Nancy Scott, & Trene Martin Storhc e | W, Mrs. M. Hilx‘ll\ ; - s to Sitka were William | mercial "\ Walton, Mrs. Howard Hunter, De- Lores Hunter, Barbara Hunter, Mrs. J. H. Adams, Dell Fett, J. B. Car- lisle, Ken Edwards, the Rev. A TIME TO CALL P. Kashevaroff, Ben Bellamy, F. A Hills, Anna Gothberg, L. Taylor, G. D. McDonald, Mrs. C. Stewart, FOR YOUR CAB ““’750\/\/4"’ ("\8 CO. rt Fogg, J. M. Ranrolh, John m, R. R. McGraw, T. A.| O. Favro, Herbe B r\nlon Pat Olson. —The Sign of S Dependable Service g im@'? PRSI S OSSN e Juneau fo Fairbanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbanks 1o Nome: Monday and Thursday Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ° U. S. Airmail—Express Service ° Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative | LE | AND WATCH- | | You [)Of'\b’T ITALY'S NEW BATTL naval strength r end of Helen Stedman Add to the list of unusual “queens” the man, New Yo ha society girl, who d the “Star over a ball to be held under aus- pices of the American Legion for needy war veterans and their ne of Helen Sted- | !¢ girl to rule can BY GOLLY-) HAVEN'T BEEN ON SKATES IN YEARS*BUT- DID E5H I P—This is the 35,000-ton Littorio, latest addition to Italy's trial runs. A sister ship, i1 was launched in November. o6, D T Plan Gathenngs ; A business meeting was held pped and Be . iont at the Parish Hall members of the Catholic Daughte: 5 of Ame presided over by Mr st L George Shavw. 1 : el Announcement was made that the sewing circle will hold a ng tomorrow afternoon at th t home of 1:30 o' ill be served will be Mrs g club w o’'clock > of Mr EXTRA LONG PADUCAH, Ky, Feb.14—A n!"‘zn‘ complained to City Judge Rex Corn- elison that his daughter-in-law ked down his door with bricks. custome of condensed mi s later another mer | «cyssed” him out and stole his shot- and asked for a pound of gun. He told the judge he never coffee “and about four - 'wanted to see her again. So Jud; re the only in ions Cornelison put the woman under ther and so th were | 8100 peace bond, instructing her and we pl WHICH WAY THAT. Senator Rush D. Holt Tirst of Washington bigwigs to receive a marriage proposal in this, a leap year, Senator Rush D. Holt of West Virginia holds the greeting card and offer of m'irnage he received in his Wash- gton office. Remembering that ]940 is a campaign year, also, Holt will stick to political rather than marital battles. LAW RESTS HOUSTON, x., Feb. 1). ~Assist- ant District Attorney A. C. W known to his colle: of Cypress Creek, a criminal complaint against man, re is what he defendant as dis- wrote: has been tried in an. other I the court above tk the poor are I (((* nd the weak are made strong; oppressor’s rod is all earthly distraction She Hlt |HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. U. S. Mail Carrier M. S. DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau every Wednesday at 7 a.m. , For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information Haugen Transportation Co. Red 611 families. ., mads out Guilty, never to return to her father-in- i — but may I explain,” Judge /s h «“until Judgment Day.” | ¥reight must be on city dock not law’s home “unti dgment Day very courteously Certainly, later than 4 P. M. Tuesdzy ir.” So he listened patiently until| % e s it |§ erman |all the explanations were over, and 'n S R | then he answered us in a very sym-| pathetic and quiet voi APPLIANCES A. L A s K A how in error we were. i (aughl l.eI Ham Machine Shop T i e o i o “Try Us First ransporialios lold days 0ff Easily‘ Columnist and Friend Nab-! bed, Angling in "Clos- ed Season By (:Xv[‘i 'I't'(‘l{l‘"“ NEW YORK, Feb, 14--That little fishing trip which T have been look- ing forward to with so much pleas- ure has ended rather abruptly. I was arrested fishing out of son and fined $25.10. We were fishing through the ice. We hadn’t been on the ice more than hailf an hour when the warden came. But! at that time were lucky, because you could be fined $50 for ery -and we didn't have any may was more luck than lack of skill. ‘We did have a fish. Just one. As I saick we hadn't heen there more |than half an hour. fthrough the ice, you dig a trap in the ice and put the caught fish in 'there. 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