The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 1, 1940, Page 6

BRINGING UP FATHER THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1940. By GEORGE McMANUS DO READ MORE. - “ VIEUX CARRE -KNOWN AS NEW ORLEANS 1S || THE FRENCH QUARTER, SUCH A HISTORICAL || ?"rr’lua D%%s%;rivgg 1_;:; AND ROMANTIC RADITI oLD CITY —- 1 SETTINGS OF THE ENTIRE ERA OF THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE - ~D AMONG THE Hi TREASURES D E VIEUX CARRE ARE | THE CABILDO WHER THE LAND WAS TRANS FERRED FROM SPAIN TO_ FRANCE AND TO THE UNITED STATES ORE - LUMBER-CREOSOT AND CIGARS - :7::’7‘_7‘ COMMODITIES HANDLED IN LARGE VOLUME ARE:GRAIN- BANANAS - COFFEE - SUGAR- | [ Lou.— ALCOHOL - CORDIALS | e | HEARD PARDON ME - WOULD YOU MIND REPEATING TH' LAST PART AGAIN? I WANT TO BE SURE YOU RIGHT- ) = Movies | | SteamER Mo : e e e 05 0 90 . RTHBOUND . NORTHLAND e Princess Louise scheduled . ° ail from Vancouver at 9 to- ® ® night . ® Yukon scheduled to from ® e eattle 9 a tomorrow ® North Sea to e from Seattle m ® March & ® SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS W. e Alaska scheduled southbound 1 Kearr Mr. e p. m. Sunday Hirst, Edward O. G. Dalde. PECREIRY at . . . . 10 March 1.—-Motorship ailed for Southeast Al- 10:20 o'clock this yassengers aboard following booked for m scheduled at 10 a sai on e France, Dr Lee Cochran, Bud Jewett, Mr O 2 ) and Mrs. Claude M Capps, Mayo Scabee, Crowd Goes South With Norih Coast A tetal of 47 passengers embark- ed this morning on the North C for scuthbound ports after the sel had come in from Sitka night with 24 aboard for Juneau s were C. W. Hall, H. C 1. Murphy, O. E. Hawk- t Kvarnstorm, J. C. Cooper Peterson, Harold Foss, C. W Mrs. Pearl 'Price, Eiler ancen, Donald Coate, Mr. and M Jack Cenway and child, George An- INDIA¥, ORDERS R T R and o mhemes Ragylations Issued Re- Sailing to Seattle were Jean De- garding Movies Of ln'er_ ior Department Land H. A. Bauer, Wood, L Gorden b4 LOCAL SAILINGS ® Estebeth sched i to sail eve; ® Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ka and wayport Dart leaves every at 7 a. m. for Pe Alexander, Kak ports. s e s 00 e - Wednesday burg, Port and way TIDES TOMORROW Low tide—1:12 High tide—7:37 Low tide—2:28 p.m. High tide—9:10 p.m., - - DON'T FILM THAT 54 feet 137 feet 24 feet 119 feet. am., a.m last Roux, Bessie Robinson, B. J. Camp- kell, Eimer Dillon, J. W. Moore, Ed- ward B. Haines, Sam Jackson, Al- b Tucker, Raymond Carmen, e William James. Richard Trask, E, Strict regulations with regard to Maln, G. D. Thomas, Alfred Cald. taking motion pictures of Indians or | well, Ray Abbott, Basil Karmkoff, Indian country were issued rccently Jean Wil Betty Ann Wilson, ¢, by Secretary of the Interior Harold n. J. J. Hillard, H. A, Kirby, | L. Ickes, who orderzd that picture- m Hatch, Mr. and Mrs, E. P, Wil- | takers must consult tribal officers Mrs. W. F. Barber, I Silya, OF superintendents beforehand and stensen. Jack Ayres, A. De- | regard scrupulously limitations ber. I'which they may impose. Ketchikan—Mr. and Mrs. O, Furthermore, “any charges asked William Mahoney, B. F, by the Indians must be paid Rohrback, Lovell Azzinaro, Dr. Zim- Im the discretion of the suverin- merman, Fred Reck. Lecn Rankip, tendent, under the new order, a bond For rsburg—I. M. Dahl, Dr, ©F deposit will be required to insure Rud>. Sigurd Mathison, Kenneth |88ainst damage to the area involved Andres, L. G. McDonald, Harold and to assure a clean-up after filing Dawes, Mary Johnson, Judy John- has been completed. son, Mrs. C. Christensen. Human Beings “Indians are not landscape or ob- ' the Secretary TIME TO CALL 17117 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. ivacies and dignities as such; and |Indian places, though bearing no |cutward sign, may be as sacred in the Indian mind as any reli | sanctuary in the white world The order provides that before any motion or sound picture may be [ —The S| . f WM} llelmli :h:e Service R e Sy Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ; ° U. S. Airmail—Express Service @ Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative ‘HONEY' TIME NEARS rival women's club groups in Natchez, Mi a tourist business boom to meet you, honey, come again,” as a slogan. Each spring tourists by beautiful restored Natchez mansions, such as Auburn (above), FEERO IS GRADE 1 2 A's and ‘lA'\ {each with honor IN NATCHEZ _thanks to the competition between two s each spring there with “Glad the thousands go through the paying for the privilege. DOUGLAS | NEWS TO RETURN HOME IN SKAGW. wno 3 rel He T0 AY the five week's nder care of his physician, plans Tues- -~ SCHGOL HONOR ROLL PUPILS NAMED the first semester’s work at Public S ol which ended ast week the fo wing pupils held sest grades: First grade—Pauline Bonner with T B's For Second S ; Carol Cochrane, Deouglas Hudson, Jimmy Sey, 2 2 1 4 hub, 'C; C. Third grade—Bennie A’s, 8 B's, 1 C; Jeanine 6 B's Donald Bonner, fourth grade, and Margaret Cochrane, fifth grade, grades. a Herbert Boennett in fourth Havdahl, Greiner, the 4 grade is entitled to honorable men- VISITORS' DAY—with Robert E. Gross (above), presi- dent of the Lockheed Aircraft Corp., as her escort, Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins was shown through the factory now busy with huge plane orders at Burbank, Cal partment of the Interior in an ap- proprate courtesy title if any of tnel scenes photographed used in| travelogues or motion pictures ta-| ken for edueational purpos MRS. SHEELOR'S | FATHER PASSES Friends received word today that | Mrs. Editn Sheeior’s iather passed filmed, except by amateurs and bona fide news reel photographers, on any area administered by a Depart- ment of the Interior agency, au- thority must first be obtained in writing from the official in charge. are Fees Required Charges will be made by the De- partment for the filming on Depart- ment of Interior land of a feature motion picture involving sets. pro- fesslonal casts and technical crews, the fee varying from $50 per day to $500 per day. Upon the completion of the film-| ing of any such picture, the offici,al‘ in charge of the area must submit | a full report to Washington “spec-|as his condition turned from bet- ifying the number of days the film-| ter to worse, was due to arrive ing required, and giving, in general, | home again in Payette today. the scope of the picture and (l\e; The funeral services will be held manner in which it was taken.” tomorrow, the radiogram received Credit must be given to the De- here stated. Mrs. Sheelor, who recently re- turned from a trip to her father’s IT'STIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! CONNORS MOTOR 1 | away Wednesday in Payette, Idaho.| bedside and was called south aguini tion. Seventh grade—Ralph Kibby. Eighth grade—Betty Kibby and Solveig Havdahl received highest grades. —————-— -~ PUPILS HAVE ONLY MINOR AILMENTS Miss Magnild Oygard, Public Health nurse, made an inspection tour at Douglas Public School this morning and found a few mild 2 =Y 'COLISEUM - Douglas| THURSDAY and FRIDAY TOM SAWYER “DETECTIVE" NEWS BROADCAST JOINT FEATURE SERVICE ON THE AIR! By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 6 days every week at 12:30 p.m. 9:45p.m 8:15 am. 7:00 p.m. - . SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY “Let your plumbing worry be Morrr e e our worry.” Phone 788, kin infection several cases of pupils, alse among cases of - OF —_— Notice is hereby givern that the city beoks are now open in the city cler] office for registration of voters not already to qualify to vote in municipal election on April 2nd. To be elect- ed on that date are: a Mayor, for 1-year term; three Councilmen, for 2-year terms; and one member of the School Board for term of three years. adv. TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL FOR ALASKA ASKED Governor Confers in Wash- ington with Surgeon General of U. S. Discussic lcoking toward the peesibility of building a tuberculosis hespital in Alaska have been carried in Washington by Gov. Ernest iruening Surgeon General Thomas Parran. There is a good possibility such an institution will be built in the Territory as part of the current hos- pital program advceated by President, according to word from Washington. NOTICE ECTION s N ARCHITECT REDMAN MOVES OFFICE 10 VALENTINE BLDG. Herbert C. Redman architect has moved his office from the Sew- Building to the Valentine Building. - Teday's News Toaay—Empire. HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. U. S. Mail Carrier M. S. DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau every Wednesday at 7 am. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information Haugen Transportation Co. Red 611 Freight must be on city ‘dock not later than 4 P. M. 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