The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1940, Page 6

BRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY- EVERYBODY N N IS HE WAS ALL IN=- I'M NOT HIS SE:JCWEILJ%\\?/@OEN?AY.OL ON I'M MR JIGGS- YESTEQDA'Y— DOCTOR-ALL TO CALL ON JUDGE BYSYPS- J o R e e MAGGIE'S BROTHER MET HIM AT THE BAR- i1 ABOARD BARANCF TO THIS PORT s e e o o s e NORTHBOUND arrive four 1 ed fto 1d have wd lay or Sun- Northl I April 10 Steame i ed for Alaska ports at g 268 o Princess cheduled to rerioon with sail from Var r April 12 at 9 p. m Yukon schedu 13 at 9 a.m Thode il from Ge 9 p L. J. Armstr THBOUND SAT chant, C. F North Sea schec Sam Voich in port tomc 8 outh at o'clock and 11:30 o'clock Mount McKinle southbound 4 a. m morning. Ala scheduled next Sunday and Mrs. J s Tongass Has heduled Friday uthbound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . il from e . . ° . . . . . ° . . . . e Estebeth scheduled to sail every @ e Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ® ka and wayports . e at 1p. m. for Peter ° o Alexander, Kake and way @ ATTLE, April 10 Steamer ® POrts . is now northhe ,.,""'°'°""‘ - \ " WINDJAMMERS ARE TO FISH IN BERING SEA Sophie Christenson, Chas. R. Wilson Head for Codfish Banks Two picturesque sailing schooners, among the last of the windjammers on any ocean, soon will be winging Mary their way from Seattle to the Bering ", R. Cur- Sea codfish banks. They are the Sophie Christenson and Charles R. Wilson. They are - NORTH SEA HAS 10 FROM HERE OUT FOR SITKA North Sea sailed late from here for the Hostoric son, Commanc expected to sail April 13. D. Adams, E 30¢ The Sophie Christenson is com- stad, Henry Spicer ”“I)ml manded by Capt. J. E. Shields, who Fred Apash by ne an international figure when - NTION meeting inyasion threatened Bristol REBEKAHS Wednesday, 8 please bring n Shields found nets set inese fishermen famous message requesting that KATHERINE HALM a dozen rifles each and plenty of adv ammuniticn be sent to the schooner nson and the Ch - fishing in the Bering TIME TO CALL Sea. The Japanese later withdrew from the Bering Sea and headed their vessels for Japan. ! The Wilson, which will' be com- manded by Capt. Knute (Dempsey) FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. | Pearson, was idle last year. She un- {derwent an overhaul and had a new frrrrr e “ —The Sign of Dependahle Service [ e e S 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 PAA IS T0 SPEND ' tion ¢ | DON'T KNOW= BUT | CAN FIND OUuUT IF HE HAS BEEN IN IF HE ISN'T IN=~ NO; HE HASN!'T BEEN IN CAUSE THERE ARE HIS GOLE STICKS- IF THEY WERE GONE-| WOULD KNOW THAT HE HAD BEEN IN AN" GONE OQUT- Copr. 1940, King Features Synd) $15,000 ON KEV/ COMMUNICATIONS Modernization Program for Alaska Airline Announced of a $15,000 mc » the Pacific ccmmunications s, d recently b Superintendent ions for the Alask of Pan American Air 5 to the Fairbank: News= ed traffic ping new Civil ion aids we and the necessi- » quoted pur of the e bases, will three I each, and ing stations from 300 watts | e in opera- tion at the remaining PAA com- munication cente upon comple tion of the program Duplex Operation o Chief feature of the improvements Wilios, pLo camp, Md. nded by Jan Bata, tion—the capacity for sim workers are C cperation of aircraft and point-to- befor many now puzzles the U. S., which 1 point communications. be station, when d late this spring, will have one nd two 100-watt trans- quipment will i t and two 100-y com- girls working in the Bata p ¥ 300~ mitters linrh‘ or 4 Halibuters SeI! Seatile and those at Fairbanks Juncau, stations at Koyuk are now under Other stations in the at Taku Pass, Whiteho Tanana, Nulato, Nome, Flat and Bethel. Plane Installations JATTLE, Aapril 10—The tiirst In additien to new equipment for t iII t ',' e ;( ro mlHIhv banks he Bro the ground stations, Pacific Alaska W ' planes will be fitted with |’ special receivers for use in connec- tion with the CAA radio range sta- ‘beams’ now going up throu.{h- out the Territory. lations in the Elec will be of the ver gon brou in 40,000 from the Wesw 000 porm a pound. rlllllum\ with 14,000 pounds, whip antennae | type ecessary for max- and 3 with 10,060 pounds, fihutn when “flying the Came in from tne local banks and e both sold for 9 cent pound straight These improvements are supple- mentary to the regular radic-tele- graph equipment aiready in use m the PAA plan LSEWHERE 184,000 FISH PRICE At Prince Rupert today Nearly all apparatus to be brought Pcunds of halibut were soid at 820 into Alaska the modernization and 6 cents. At Ketchikan the hali- ' program is manufactured at Pan but price was 7% and 5% cent American Airways own shops at i Miami, Flor x(ln--- 4 CHAMBER TOMm., ow The Juneau Cl of merce will hold it ¥ | TIDES TOMORROW | meeting tomorrow nc he Bar- anof Hotel AL - >0 High "tide 2:28 "a. m., 165 feet Want ant tor Sale Empire Low tide 8:58 a. m. -06 feet fieds bring resuit High tide 3:10 p. m. 14.6 feet | - Low tide 9:02 p. i, 29 feet ' Empire classifieds bring resulis, Heres a Clammv Problem I‘ ¥ e ousands -of* them irashed in from tho ocean at tlantic City, N. J. City officials are faced with the problem of what to do with them, for it won't be long before the clams present A headache to the U. S. state department is the Bata shoe firm in Bel- \ cmigrants admitted temporarily on Czech passports orbed their country. What should be done with them 't recognized Germany's . Below, homes furnished to workers at | five dolavs a week. L Mad.ea“ Me'a' Works ||| sainngs from Pier 7 Seattie ! 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GASTINEAU ‘CAFE & m connecton AIR SERVICE INFORMATION NORTHLAND = Leave Ar,Juneau Lv.Juneau 55 #3 Seattle No.Bound So. Bound NORTHLAND Apr. 2 Apr. B NORTH SEA .. Apr. 9 Apr. 12 CITY .WHA e uutsmvpngnam______:u-e 18