The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 4, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1940. : BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS Hs ——HGHAVES ‘\E S F‘WELL- l—u;?E! AMQIEN ’1 ngggsgofi- 8‘I4D NP -SIR - EVEEH ‘|;: YOU ég E‘NH?‘:\IIS:JI[‘N A “The Clothing Man” [ TIMELY CLOTHES . e e i (e o 7 semen || nna smoss | FHOSE FISH STORIES THIS WAY? 2 b | | QUALITY WORK CLOTHING } C.p.A |\ FRED HENNING | . Business Counseior [ 5 Complete Outfitter for Men § ! COOPER BUILDING H ] Opposite Federal Builuimy | ! 4 o e | — /EOMMANES e of winter reached out and gave the 3 | dentist an jcy brush with death - YUKON HAS 34 ABOARD FOR JUNEAU ITLE, March 4 Steamer Yukon ing for Southeast and outhwest ka ports at 9 olclock Eaturday morning, has aboard 191 class and 87 steerage pas- nge Passengers aboard the Yukon 1 for 1 include Joseph John Eiden, Alden Wilbur, Mrs, Maurice Smith and daughter. Mrs. Nina Cheney, George Misco- vich, John A. Miscovich and wife Peter Miscovich and wife, Harold Mus. Virginia Newlin E. H. OClifford. Eric Hard and wife, Mrs. F. H. Foster, Robert £chottler, wife and daughter, M Holleran, C.-H. Clezg Leslie Nerland, Earl Forsythe Lentinnen, Carl Berge, Marie Oscar Yehring, E. L. Shirmer, Hilj mar Hansen, Mike Stepovich, E. B Enerry, W. S. Pekovich and wife - STEAMER TAKU TAKES 3 FROM CAPITAL CiTY laku had twe pas- and steamer sengers for Seattle from here one for Sitka when it sailed from here southbound via the Historic City Saturday night Mrs. R. K. Ford and William Friend 1 to Seattle and Eiler Han: tc Sitka. N FAIRBANKS MAN. 31 5 YEARS IN ASYLUM HAS PASSED AWAY Thirty-one years. lacking fourn months, were spent by J McGlynn, former resident of Fairbanks, in t} insane asylum at Morningside Ore. MeGlynn entered the institution passed away at the result of a heart ail m rment took place in the Mult- nomah Cemetery in Pnlll.\h(i Ore. R R AT r o e | ‘6 TIDES TOMORROW Low tide—4:46 a.m. 36 feet High tide—10:58 a.m., 15.1 feet Low tide—5:17 pam., 04 fect High tide—11:44 pan., 148 feet. TIME TO CALL FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. L c e e e e —The Sign of Crrrrrrrrrrrrrreree .2 v rr el D e e PR— scheduled arrive at 5:15 otlock this afternoon. Should have six days’ first class mail aboard Yuken scheduled wurive at 7 o'clock morning Should have first cl mail Northland is schedulzd to ar- rive at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning SCHEDULED SAILINC North' &ea scheduled (o from Bealtle at 10 a."m March 8. Alaska Scheduled to sail Seattle March 9 at 9 am Taku scheduled to sail froni Se- attle March 12 at 9 pm SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS No steamer north or west to Louise Prince to tomorrow one day's S sail on from TecsrserreOT e e e 0 e LOCA] SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sai! every Wedhbsday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ki and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at 7a. m. for Petersburg, Port Alexander, Kake and way pmts s e s 00 Res e .5.ALASKA TAKES OUT | 30 PERSONS Thirty persons sailed south at' 8 o'clock this morning aboard the southbound steamer Alaska after 13 had disembarked from Lynn Canal and Westward points. Arrivals were Virginia Suffecool William Dewar, M. Jackson, J. X Hudson, L. J. Palmer, Mrs. C Shellworth, C. C. Shellworth, Hans M. Collin, Mrs, V. Phelps, Harriet i, Sheldon, Joe Hayes, Mrs, Joe Hayes, Gertrude Lawrence. Sailing tc Seattle were J. B Bernhofer, H. H. Davis, Jeanette Ringstad, Dr. W. W. Council and wife, Mrs. A. Ha O. Elison M H. Okelund, Sam Voich, H Okelund, Mrs, O. D. Klatt, Nadine Klatt, Eileen Scheuer, Harold Danielson, Leon Johnson, Mr. and Mis. A. F. Ghiglione, Marline Klatt For Ketchikan—Kaj Louring, W N. Edwards, O. T. Parks, B. Zim- merman, Carl Hall, C. Black For Wrangell—Ted Hethcock and wife, N. A. McEachren, H. Kaz For Petersburg—Mr. and M Fred Vlurphy - BUSINESS mLTI\'(‘ Juneau Woman’s® Club, Tuesday March 5, 2 p.m., at the Pent House of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company. | (Signed) MRS. €. C. RULAFORD ’ Secretary Dependable Service D e Y Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ® U.S. Airmail—Expreu Service & l'mhc Alaska Airways, Inc. PHONE 108 Sales Representative In German territory, not far from a French village on the Western Front, this French plane crashed to The fate of its oecupants was not disclosed by the censor. earth during a dogfight with Nazi airmen. HEADING FOR TROUBLE_Over the side of a British tanker drops a paravane, mine-sweeping device that’s towed by ships. A cutting jaw snips anchor chain of the mine which then floats to surface where it's exploded by rifle fire. LOUISE HAS 22 ABOARD FORJUNEAU Canadian Pacific steamer Princ- ¢ suise, seheduled to arrive “in pert at 5:15 o’ k this afternoon has the followi hassengers aboard for Juneau R. Munsficld, B, Mysek. R. i Duniels, E. Themp: L. Bakke Wishtman and Dr. Howe Van fo, Mrs an Halford, Farl Hammons and ife, Mrs. Charles Goldstein M. Walkins, W. McClaws. J. ¢gES TROUBLE_Predic- Beatty. P. Xavier, M. V. Krozfoe tion that Eire, or Ireland, will I V. Phipps, A. H. Cohn, W. H. absorb the six northern counties Sides, Dr. John Geye: of Ulster was made by Liam > - ©'Flaherty, Irish writer, on are €taffed peppers, tomatoes and rival in New York. apples keep (heir shapes better if ked in muffin pans or individual Laking dishes. Today's vews ‘Today -Embive. IT'STIME TO CHANGE YOUR THINNED - OUT LUBRICANTS! CONNURS MOTOR COMPANY A0 LUBRICATION L e e Three times the early October frecze sent h¢avy floes bashing against the sides of his boat to oost the craft clear of the jammed water. Only by sheer good fortune did the boat escape being crushed by the swiftly congealing waters after Dr. Braafladt awoke one morning and found he had to chop his way free odbve Boat ‘When the totally frozen river sur- face forced him to abandon water travel below Akiak, the dentist un- loaded his sled, hitched up his dogs, and mushed through new snow to Bethel For several months he plied his trade in and near Bethel. When it came time to move again, he whis- tled for his dogs—now reduced by the rigors of his courses to 10—and set out for Holy Cross. Balked by deepening snows through which no trails had been beaten, he boarded Pilot Davis' plane at Holy Cross for the flight which brought him to the starting point of his tooth-tending tour - e RELIEF OFFICE OPENS IN CITY HALL LOCATION| The new Juneau and Douglas re- lief office opened toady in the City - Toothache Leave Due Juneau Due Junean Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound DERBLAY Feb. 24 5 ALASKA Feb 24 Feb. 27 Mar. 4 YUKON Mar. 2 Mar. 5 Mar. 11 | FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS CALL THE ALASKA LINE PHONES H. O. ADAMS, Agent Ticket Office 3 Freight Office . 4 Alaskq Steamship Company SERVICE ;ON‘ALL" RLRSKR ROUTES -l g MARINE AIRWAYS-—-U : S : M Al l. ! - 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA HEADQUABTEES XUNEAU—PHONE 623 e e LY Hall under the SUPEIVISION 0f MiSS | esmeeeee——————— s - Adelhyde Gunther, local welfare | ’ 'l'rall Ends worker | ALASKA AIR TBANSPOBT Inc. | Office hours will be the same as| Ajl Planes in the former location in the Little | Operating Own Aeronautical ‘ PHONE . . Territorial Building and applicants 2-Way Radio Station KANG Ol L for relief are to call from 2 to 5/ Bedio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU 612 o'clock on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs- | Fauipped | SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER day and Friday afternoons H DU | T - i . R rieR) Pulling teeth is the easiest part DART COMES IN | i e 3 % of making a living for Dr. O. A, Three passengers came in on hel Braafladt, roving Alaska dentist, motorship Dart over the wee ERNEST STEWART says the Fairbanks News-Miner. Francis Roach from Saginaw Bay, Like the prophet who could not B. MecCrary from Little Port Wa as » pald-up subscriber to lure the mountain to him, Dr. Braa- ter and a girl from Paine Islands.| fladt floats, flies, and slides to his e = % patients in sections of the Territory | = —______ The Daily Alaska Empire where dental floss is worth its | HAUGEN Tl;‘i\SPORTATlON co.| weight in gold, and a toothache is H H is invited to present this coupon - a domestic catastrophe. | U. 5. Mail Carrier ' this evening at the box office With 10 dogs and a (hsassomblnrl" of the sled, Or. Braafladt arrived in Fair- % . T banks in the plane of Pilot Morgan 3 o9 Davies, Star Air Lines flyer, almost 1‘:::?“;;::::‘;';:‘;";:' CAPITGL THEATBE six months from the date he launch- : Sy ed a 35-foot poling boat with an F’O‘:L!;}E;E;I%SSURG. KAKE, PORT and receive 2 tickets to see: outboard motor downstream on the s il?nd W.'AY PORTS Shehay Haugen Tr:r:xp:r’::t‘il:‘ Co. Red 611 " AL Tostache T - o CALLING DR. KILDARE Bound for cavity-ridden mouths "‘;‘:‘: '{;‘“s' "” on.city dock not and a long line of misbehaving mo- BIeF Hian _P M. T"'fff’ WATCH THIS SPACE lars, the traveling tooth specialist — Your Name May Appear! made his way down the Tanana to | the Yukon, accompanied only by 13 o jdogs. The band of huskies hauled A L A s K A J e ‘the boat overland across an 18-mile . P e T Kalskag to the Kusko- ‘pm tage near - ki, Transportation COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY | ‘There the first tentative nnp,exs c OF ALASEA i . . Lumber and Building Materials L l R A ings from Pier 7 zi‘.lvl:: 3 m w OR 747—JUNEAU | ® Periect comfort Seattle SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve 1 y o S;llendid romil S. 8. TAKU Mar, 12 and Modernize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. 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