The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1940, Page 6

RINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB. 15, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS WELL- ACCORDING TO WHAT MAGGIE SAYS-WE'LL BE IN ST PAUL FER OME TIME- SO M GONNA GET INTO TH’ SPIRIT OF THINGS AND GIT A COMPLETE L E T s ) A y Vi i g AN’ TAKE ALOH THE SKATES A SKIS - SEND Tt REST OVER TO THE HOTEL- INCLUDING THE rrra ENTS Y NOW- I'M ALL SET- THESE KIS AN’ SKATES OF -SITTING- YES-DEAR-| LOVE [T HERE IN ST. PAUL-BUT. I'VE CHANGED MY MIND - WE ARE GOING TO LEAVE TOMORROW | FOR FLORIDA — AN’ WITH DO A LOT W‘iere the Coasi Guard Is Walching for Siorms Given Honors' s | STEAMER MovEME — Princess sail frc ary 20 at 9 SOU 'll"i(N \lb SATLINGS © 090000005002 0000000600005 8004 ngshoremen Given Ulh- ¢ SAILINGS . matum from Commar firm fr ( i duled ° 3 - . ! o > 0. f s L u ° ¢ e por . ; ; R N I ST >+ o r ) TRAHSFER 10 BE FOUGHT LOCALLY Chamber Telegrams Op- pose Change fo Inter- ior Depariment Ore., Feh. 15 fer the F the Department Department Was h hnn to trar v uneau C! I\m(‘h(’m\ "’-x% iy o A RENERT TO "’\H been rumored in ree | oo Empire Cinssitieas oo mpire Want Ads Bring Results. cin Neutrality ifo Lotter Feb, 15. — The \ . sid inspecti L { —The Sign of s W ! : { ! Dependable Service o come umder s of Mexican officials | 1. Senator E. D. “Cotton- Ed” Smith of South Carolina. 2. In the extreme north, the Arctic circle. 3. They demanded to know why we shouid not build ships up to 65,- 000 tons instead. (Even the 45,000- ton warships would be larger than any in existence today. 4. Faice. He saw siight probabil- ity” for peace in the near future. 5. $469.713. F. A. Countway, presi- dent of Lever Brothers Co. (50aps). 6. (1) The British have blocked German exports to the U. S., (2) above SRR e | airhanks: Tuesday and Wednesday Fairbenks o Nome: Monday and Thursday Fairhanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ° U. S. Airmail—Express Service [ Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 108 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE R Sales Representative LUBRICATION S R R S B R R S SO S T S S S S S N e ! ) Government En-| Answers To News 1.Q. Test B e e dicated tien to Justice Murphy Dons Robes Phonephoto Associate Justice Frank Murphy is shown in his judicial robes after for- nally taklng the oath as a justice of the United States Supreme Court, He ny. was sworn in by C. Elmore Cropley, clerk of the court, then as newest 2 civic lmplovem‘ nt club. The fol- from member took the seat at extreme left of the bench. ey COrinocco., b i il | Harri Machine Shop o el o e etter “Try Us First" Transporiatios e e (HANNEL DREDGING ITEM IS EXPECTED IN RIVER, HARBCR Blll It is expec! dredging nay control and landing to R. E. Robertson of the Juneau | Chamber of Commerce channel dredging committee has been in- Alvin C tormed by Lieut Wellil they have opened U. S. mail bound for Germany, (3) they have taken U. S. ships Into contraband-control ports from which the ships are barred by the U, S. Neutraiit; act. itsumasa Yonai is Mt an affable 8. He called a special sessi the Louisiana legisiature, apparant, iy o rush through measures that would increase his populari the voters. e 9. By giving birth to quadry, 0. Belaletne chub sty s governing player transfers IT'S TIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! CONNORS MOTOR COMPANY activities, presented 1941 con authentic many t to be the an Mrs. Gallwas this tc of the Gener: Federation 1 its clubs; a flower contest flower as a mbol of 1 Federation song and | march contest, t et a club s 'and an official processional marc! the choosing of a pioneer club wi Surprise Is Sprung af D. |. W. C. Meeting Last man; these, together with natio N' ht J wide radio programs, publicity 1001 In Juneau |through the press, club extznsion to F | promote new clubs ng the Ju- ¢ | bilee period, and bf y parties to ssist in the building up of the| FWC fou fund, are only | ndation at the me in Juneau, Mrs. by Mrs. Alfred the m No phase of Keutine ess of the club was itlined by the various conducted, during which) time an mittees will attrac nteresting communication was read OF be mo Impo; 1 Mrs. Robert Atwood, Director ering e pioneer club wor | the wo-! mar served continuously | tr reatest number of years club, or belc 1 ys and Means Committee, €C Ars. Calvin Pool is chair- horted that arrangements fOr were completed and tickets would be ' n sale today for a benefit drive Gen e money for the club’s yearly m for the Douglas school. As th ard, a round-trip ticket to third is being offered to some On but person, the award to take gave the place on March 13, after the canvass Tk of the Channel towns has been com- | the 1 state oman during est service. the w Ilft time for the of a beau- 1b Woman a show in the iscussed, al- me o be ha ns to spon: future h nothin the the G celebration of on cf founders, was orgal as lowing 1916 the olub: bt e affiliated with the General Federa- . tion of Women's Clubs, and Mrs Gallwas, as a charter member of ion, served during her e cn the Island, in a Ty mm capacity. Guests at the meeting included Mrs. Thomas Haigh, Mrs. ) en Hobbs of Los Angeles and Mrs. N 0. Johnsen of L | contest honor- the hostesse: refreshments cious adjournment. ried fore his department Ming Song of HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. Mrs. ns U, S. Mail Carrier S DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau b every Wednesday at 7 a.m. For PETERSBURG, KAKE. PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information Haugen Transportation Co. 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