The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 28, 1940, Page 6

- SAILING DATES Bureau's Patrol Vessels| BRINGING UP FATHER WELL- I'VE LOOKED EVERY - WHERE IN WASHINGTON-BUT | CAN'T FIND IT ANYWHERE - 1CAN'T UNDERSTAND 1T = oH 10 TO ~ME-['LL HAVE TO GOA) MUST BE IN ONE Of THOSE TOWNS - - DADDY- v WHY_ 50 SAD? PC BALTIMORE OR wu[_ e I S PHILADELPHIA - ES- SPEAK UP- YOU LOOK IBIT IVELY L= 'M DISAPPOINT ED Y L EE%TAURANTs N TRBATSOL S 1 = BEEF BILL OF FARE- Y, 1Rl Copr_ 1940, King NED AND CRBEAGE oM THE | i | | | [Eaammmessss ||| TIMELY CLOTHES [ [ H. S. GRAVES “The Clothing Man” HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS QUALITY WORK CLOTHING Features Syndicate, Tnc., Worldtights reserved MARINE NEWS R B0 0 | SteaMER MOVEMENTS H i el NORTHBOUND FISHERIES FLEET e Baronof 'scheduled to arrive e saturday. Should have four ® days’ mail aboard Tongass scheduled ® Satur evening SCHEDULED SAILINGS scheduled to sail frem Seattle tomorrow at 10 o @ o o . to arrive Soon fo Arrive for Season’s Work |® ® Northland |® a. m Sailing dates of the Bureau of |® Yukon sched to sail from é; heries patrol vessels, socn to leave |® Seattle March 30 at 9 a. m r"SbHH.V for season in|® Taku scheduled to sail from f Alaska, have been announced as!e® Seattle April 2 at 9 p. m. follows ® Princess Norah scheduled to Eider, Capt. George Skarbo, April| @ sail from Vanconver April 1, for Kedisk; Scoter, Capt. Ole H.|® 2 at 9 p. m Elveness, May 1, for Bristol Bay; ® SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Teal, Capt. R. L. Cole, May 10, Cook | ® Mount McKinley scheduled to Inlet; Crane, Capt. Lin Jc x| ® arrive tonight at midnight May 15, for Pe e and sails south one hour la- Widgeon, Capt. / * ter 1, for Juneau; Auklet, Capt. Dan © North Sea scheduled to arrive ® Drotning, June 1, for Wrangell; ® tomorrow morning at 6 o Mu . Capt. A. T. Pickett, June 1, ® clock and sails south one hour for the southern Prince of Wales ® later. Isiand district: Blue Wing, no mas- ® Alaska scheduled southbound @ vet assigned, June 1 to 15, for|® Mohday: . va Brant, Capt. J. R. Crawfc i LOCAL SAILINGS head mnorth in June with the ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every Juneau office personnal of the Bt Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- re ir mon run. e ka and wayports. ® Dart leaves every Wednesday e at7a.m. for Petersburg, Port and will remain al- saut of Fisheries n Southeast Alaska during the . . . ° . . . 3 - The Kittiwake, Capt. L. J. Col- ® Alexander, Kake and way lins, is already in Alaska, A come early this month to join the/® ® © ® ¢ ¢ ©. 0.6 ¢ ¢ o seal patrol at Sitka. She will go ~ to Ketchikan for the salmon sea-| o 2l sor The Penguin, another unit of the TIDES TOMORROW | fisheries fleet, commanded by TR Harold P. Knutsen, which High tide—4:35 am. 15.4 fect supplies to the Pribilof Islands of Low tide—11:13 a.n, 1.0 feet the Bering Sea, is due back in| High tide—5:44 p.m. 12.7 feet Scattle April 1, and will sail May| Low tide—11:24 pm, 47 feet. 1, for return. She makes five trips Y. | Y a year from Seattle to the Prib- ilofs DEGREE T0 BE FREIGHTER > oo - TANANA IS DUE TOMORROW CONFERRED BY SCOTTISH RITE A special meeting of local Scot- tish Rite Bodies will be held PFri- Freighter Tanana, of the Alaska day evening for the purpose of Steamship Company, is due on the conferring the 14th degree on nel tomorrow afternoon at 4 candidates. k according to a radiogram The work ‘will be in charge of received today, N. Lester Troast as Venerable The Tanana is loaded with freight Master, assisted by the officers of for general dis the Lodge, Alaska ports and from Juneau goes It is the plan of the Scottish to the Westward Rite Masons to confer degrees at [ oo ssasabaihcti s — ——a the regular and special meetings during the spring, concluding with the 32nd degree. in May. e — BUILDING PERMITS Building permits for plumbing installations have been granted cently to Ira Tucker for $100 wortn of work at 940 West 10th Street for E. O. Fields and to Vic Pow- ers for a $75 job at 325 Third Street. 3 SANITARY PLUMBING and | HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” Phone 788. - TIME TO CALL 1117 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. CE R TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I. Bill Bowling, will not be re- sponsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself. adv. e TS frrrr e S e SULUSU § —The Signof . Dependable Service frrr s e e ettt Juneau fo Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks o Bethel: Wednesdays ® U. S. Airmail—Express Service ° Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc PHONE 108 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative | until May 15, . | | This little brown bear was a great favorite with forcign news correspondents and photographers in Rova- niemi, Finland. He was quite tame and very friendly and trusting. But Red warplanes came over and the little brown bear died, victim of a bomb fragment. Lewis Enters N. Y. Transit Fight John L. Lewis, C.1O. leader, confers with Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia in New York’s City Hall on the status of 27,000 unionized subway em- ployes after transit unification. LaGuardia has declared an open shop will be maintained and no strikes permitted after the city takes over, Left to right (front), Lewis, LaGuardia and John H. Delaney, city board of transportation chairman. Rear, Sidney Hillman, C.1.O. vice presi- dent, and Michael Quill, international- president of Transport Workers. BERKELEY SENDING 600D WILL TOUR 10 ALASKA IN JUNE M&rgan Leaving A good will trade tour to Al- n aska will be made this year by n rl 50 members and friends of the! Berkeley, Cal, Chamber of Com- merce, according to word. re- -— | ceived by the Juneau Chamber. | The California visitors will ar- Goes South o Attend Im- jive in Juneau on the Yukon Jun 24, after stopovers in Portland and pO"am Ga'he"ngs n ’sc;nlr’:e Tnez ‘Rice, ‘Assistant’ Gerie Seanle, Por“and |eral Manager of the Berkeley | Chamber, wrote asking information | about Alaska Thomas A. Morgan, of the Alaska g Federal Savings and Loan Associa- NEW ELKS tion and Célumbia Lumber Company | Warren Eveland and Frank Pauls of Alaska, leaves for the south to- were initiated into the Elks Lodge morrow on the North Sea on a bus- | last night. iness trip to Seattle and Portland - Mr. Morgan will attend the Na-| ticnal Housing Exposition to be held ~ ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION next week ih the Civic Auditorium| Regular meeting of Silver Bow in Seattle as well as the Johns lodge A2, in the LO.OF. Hall to- Manville Housing Guild which will | night, at 7:30. Work in the Degree be conducted at the Olympic Ho- of Truth. tel, Seattle, during the same week.| All members urged | ' Mr. Morgan will also make a trip | ent. Refreshments. to Portland to confer with offic- (Signed) F. 8. LAUGHLIN, |ials of the Federal Home Loan Bank | adv. Noble Grand. in connection with the Alaska Fed- °3 e P — {eral and Loan Association. ! Mr., Morgan plans to return to | Juneau on the steamer Alaska sail- ilng from Seattle on April 13. | Mrs. Morgan and son Tommy are accompanying Mr. Morgan on the thip and may remain in the States | | ‘ - - > to be pres- ES WANTED!? Small Children Cared For | MRS. BROWN'S NURSERY 1 el | 315 Third St. or Phone Red 119 | — DOUGLAS NEWS ADS FIRST DOUGLAS Albert, Goetz for Mayor, with A. J. Baloz, Frank Campbell and Alex Gair Jr., as Councilmen for two years, comprises the first ticket to be filed in the forthcoming elec- tion to be held here next Tuesday. The first named was Mayor of Douglas for two terms Prévious to 1938, and the first named of the three for Council, Mr. Balog, is a veteran at city business. The other ire making their first run. - .- ANDREW BERG PAS Mrs. George Fleek received a ra- ram yesterday from her, sister, Mrs, Emil Morf in San Francisco, telling of the death the day before of their father, Andrew Berg there at the home of the latter. His age was 81. The deceased was an old- timer of Douglas and Juneau, ar-| riving here in 1900.» He worked as pump man at the Ready Bullion for years, also at the Alaska Ju-| neau. He left the channel in 1928.| His two daughters and their fam- ilies are the cnly survivors. - - SANFORD IN HOSPITAL Apparently suffering from a slight stroke of par; . Tom W. Sanford, 83 year old pioneer of the island, was taken by ambulance this morn- ing to St. Ann's Hospital for medi- cal care. LA L PICTURES TO BE SaOWN Tomorrow afteroon at 2:30 o'-| HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. U. S. Mail Carrier M. S. DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau | located for the past couple of years | classitieds bring results. { clock, the Alaska Game Commis-| sion will show about a half hour of | talking movie outdoor scenes at the| Douglas public school, to which the | public is welcome, according to an| S announcement made by Supt. Calving Pool. | >ro MISSIONARIES ARRIVNG " Due Priday on the Mount Mc- | Kinley from the Westward are Wal- | ter Ccvich, missionary who has b"mi at Valdez, and a co-worker, Mr.| Smith, both of whom will spend the | coming two months in mission work on the channel. Mr. Smith is an| accomplished singer and accordion- ist. They will assist Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlegel at their regular ser- vice next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, and the public is invited to hear them | Miss Nina Verriov, from Chicago, also a missionary, is leaving eat- tle on April 13 for Valdez, and she too, will stop off in Douglas for a time and assist the other two mis- sionaries. HospiTAL NoTES | A]a ka Steam FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men ! Business Counselor COOPER BUILDING S I il C.P. A. [ 11 | Empire Want Ads Bring Results. L % i§ SERVING Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound MT. 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Al Finncs Operating Own Aeronautical HOONAH FOR BURIAL The remains of Mrs. John Law-| son, who passed away Tuesday at the Government Hospital, will be shipped to Hoonah for burial to- morrow morning on the gasboat Frisco, by the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. .- For Want and ror Sale Empire [ COLISEUM-Douglas THURSDAY and FRIDAY JANE WITHERS in “WILD OATS” s R n ALASKA Transporiatios Com:any ‘ Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Beattle 8.8, TAKU April 2 8.8. TONGASS April 9 $.8. TAKU _April 16 AT 9 P. M. PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION AGENT D.B. FEMMER Phone 114 Night 812 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 net | later than 4 P. M. 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