The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 21, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1940. BRINGING UP FATHER AS | LOOK UPON THIS SELECT GROUP OF GENTLEMEN AS WE ARE GATHLR’P—D HERE IN WASHINGTON TONIGHT - KNOW THERE 1S PRESIDENT | TYMB (>4 AMONG YOU - FURTHERMORE B M JEN HE GETS THROQUGH = | V\/ANT You TO ALL OUR EYES ARE OPEN TO IMPORTANCE: OF THE WAYS AND MEANS [~ == = === = COMMITTEE AND FLIRTHERMORE - MY DEAR FRIENDS-IN CONCLLSION | WANT TO SAY- ! HE WASTING HIS TIME -I'M THE ONLY ONE HERE THAT HAS A CHANCE WAKE ME UP WHEN IT IS MY TIME TO SPEAK- THAN THIS HOI THAT MEANS HE'S START- ING ALL OVER AGAIN- THE WAY HE TALKS-IT MEANS NOTHING- | WONDER IF HE 1S REFERRING TO KH\IDL}VNG THAT SAME OLD SPEECH AGAIN = O BE NOMINATED- Copr. 1940, King Features DEWEY T0 TALK ON LOCAL RADIO gcate, Tnc, World ight reserved Daily C rossword Puzzle W A ANTED!? Small Children Cared For | MRS. BROWN'S NURSERY Solution to Ye y's Puzzle Near ACROSS H.S. GRAVES | | f ! [ “The Clothing Man” { 11 | TIMELY CLOTHES ' NUNN-BUSH SHOES | STETSON HATS i QUALITY WORK CLOTHING | { { ] : ‘ et HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING | FRED HENNING Complete Qutfitter for Men e '| JAMES C. COOPER | l C.P. A. ‘ Empire W:m Anw Brmg Resuu\ fi.... L 11 .‘II il AMIA Sfi_‘ e 315 Third St. or Phone Red 119 | ’ E S —— , Sl £ MISAILING SCHEDULE SNOW 17 INCHES | Sresseen Movesaaes e ? t Anounc ; | Leave Due Juneau Due Juneay g £0' ANNOUNCE- | prmm——— v &) | 7 e ‘ 3 : AT 1: \p : Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbouriy # . NORTHBOUND dent of the Juneau Republ A L A s K A | e May have four days' mail @/ = “'W:'_‘l" o -\“n““’i’j"l‘". R YUKON ...Mar. 16 Mar. 19 Mar. 25 feis e aboard » i o8 Y 2 MT. McKINLEY Mar. 20 Mar. 23 Mar. 29 S e Taku due Saturday evening. ® n - [8b Fortiagggieegn, (Wll feature Tfinsl‘"h‘m TANANA ‘oo i Mar. 20 0 Deepest Juneau Snow . SCREDULED samNGs U s compuy ALASKA Mar. 23 Mar. 26 Apr. 3 e North schedul 0 a P & Two Years—l9.7 Inches |« “rrom seatue at 10 8. m. ¢ Today's News Tozay—Empire ® FOR OTHER INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS ————CALL——— S.n(e Monda o merrow h Al " | e Princess Louise scheduled to ® HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. ‘ Y + il from Vancouver at 9 p. e 7 Saitngs rom Pier 7 Seattle THE ALASKA LIN " 3 | : = . Leaves e m. tomorrow . PHONES b i il Srone ’ U. S. Mail Carrier seatte || 1 0. ADAMS. Agent Ticket Oftice . u this morn m. e b M s n A R T S. 8. TAKU Mar. 19 Freight Office ... 4 . . | the thland < i | 3 21, 1938 o N”"\ e : Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau ATOP. M. | ‘»\ 4 § snow here was 176 inches s ing and sails south at 9 a. ® ¥ Wednesday at 7 a.m. PASSENGERS __ FREIGHT || gl __~, = A o! SBURG, KAKE. PORT REFRIGERATION ; “ nowfall for the month ¢ yyken scheduled southbound e | R Al k S h amounted at 9:30 o'clock this morn- e = Monday . 3 For Information M:m dS a teamS lp Ompan ' ing to 266 inches. In the steady c ! Haugen Transportation Co. Red 611 E B SERVICE-ON-ALL-ALASKA-ROUTES : 8 nowfall sirice Monday, Juneau o LOCAL SAILINGS | Freight must be on city dock not D. B. FEMMER [ 5l had 197 inche: Estebeth scheduled to sail ever, later than 4 P. M. Tuesday hoss A1t NIght 312 || Gremommoamommo oo oo s . Normal snowfall here for March o Wednesday at 6 p. m. for 3 ' s 167 in num March o ko and w . — ) MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL mowtall Wes 3 shes. 1 1633 | SRR vy el —'| 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier $roid iy Mhcoh 38 n-'e Alexander, Kake and way e N E w S | SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE Chies o ADat 13 1018 o Doy & Travel SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA . e o STOMeie o o v el S A HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 Fi OOSE WOMEN % BBOADCAST B e . | M RAILWAY ” - P 20> 7 gt ] "PRIN- TIDES TOMORROW | | O 7 . 7] INITIATE, PLAN g T 7h JOINT FEATURE SERVICE CESS Afj: A S KA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. 7 / nes Low tide—5:42 am., -08 feet. | m T4 Az 143 ON THE AIR! LINER Operating Own Aeronautical | PHONE DINNER APR”_ High tide—11:51 a.m. 183 feet. | A z-w-y Radio Station KANG ¥ Low tide—6:08 p.m. -27 feet. | ? A | JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU e | 4 4 By The Daily Alaska VICTORIA OR SEATTLE Beeipged smmr:s FOR CHARTER Mrs, Lillian V Wilma 7 B SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Krane were initiate o the Wo- EI_E(IRAS GEI { Empll’e afld K!NY Princess Louise men of the Moose at a ceremony 54 [55 |56 March 17, 27 o e - ———— held last evening in the LO.OF. AWAY AS SNow , 6 d April 7, 17 . L s every week at g Hall : Lol 59 aYs ovey Connections at Vancouver with | FRANK HELLAR During the busi sessicn plans | % i Canadian Pacific Services: for a covered-dish dinner made SIORM ABATES o 2 g e TRANSCONTINENTAL a» & pald-up subscriber to and the affair was set to preced» 7:00 p.m. $:45 p.m TRANS-ATLANTIC the April 17 meeting. It will be for g 5 7 5 TRANS-PACIFIC members of the lodge and their fam-| Sixteen snowbound passengers got W) Tickets, reservations and full The nally Alaska Empu’e ilies. away for Fairbanks from Juneau ok . particulars from A social hour followed the mest- today after being held here by snow- ~— \ V. W. MULVIHILL is invited to present this coupon ing and Bingo provided the main storm since Tuesday morning. DIVORCE CASE NO RIFLE CLASS SANHIE:TBI;IVCE%JO)“M]E:%Y“(! Agent, C.P.R.—Joneau, Alaska this evening at the box office entertainment for the affair. High Flying rorth with pilots Al Mon- > el in DI Because of the unfavorable wea- Baranof Hotel of the honors were awarded Mrs. Iva Her- ton, Bill Knox, Walt Hall and Gene Suit for divorce was filed :" ; ther, tonight’s scheduled Boy Scout Lflw, J. Nlmg. Owner o s TR TR T manson and Mrs. Anna Rodenberg Meyring in two Electras were, L. trict Court today by Willlam Z. rifle class has been cancelled. s your plumbing worry | | was winner of the low prize Ellsworth, Ray Ward, Roy B. Earl- Lindley against Ophelia O, Lindley ) our worry.” Phone 788, CANADIAN PACIFIC 1 CAPITOL THEATRE & The entertainment committee in i Sam Palmer, R. Phillips, R on grouncs of incompatability. Emprmre classifieds bring results s Vel | charge of arrangements included Westbrook, C. J. Newlin, Mr. and = — = 2 7 and receive 2 tickets to see: I Mesdames Hattie Peterman, Kay Mrs. Gus “otilla, Dr. Noble Dick Hulk and Katherine Dabo. Re- E. C. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. John " PR freshments were served by Mes- Ogris, Ernest Galbraith, W. A. Ras- 8N BORROWED TIME { dames Anna Bodding, Helva Tcr- mussen and Gcorgv H(llerich 4 vinen and Mable Battello. o - - RAY WARD FLI Ray L. 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