The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA E IRE, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1940. BEG YOUR DA~D\\1- 8uT 'D — HEY-STEVE - A MAN TO SEE THE SENATOR- By GEORGE McMANUS SH = SH-H~H - THE SENATOR 1S TAKING A AMUNDSEN MAKES FLIGHT ON SUNDAY 2 Hallbl“el's Alaska Air Teansport Fair- SeII S allle’ [ & ; with a shower in honor of Mrs !ARMED MYSTERY Sig. Jackson on Saturday afternoon at her residence in the Rocovich Apartments, The afternoon was spent inform- ally and many lovely gifts were op- ened by the honoree. Late in the VESSEL REPORTED OFF . Y. HARBOR ( made round trip fro: { ¥ | |Juneau to Hirst to Sitka to Ju- \:l]n hx(:\:xp:munu were se on ass ere | SteAMER MOVEMENTS | 'meau yesterday carrying four pa f N I_ | Asked for the occasion were Mes- i [] ———— et o lh; flla’(‘]'—* SEATTLE, April 15—Halibuter Cap.am 0 OrWquan M- | dames Miles Godkins, Joseph Ken- ilot John Amundsen made h€ gpjying, cargo and selling price is . p 5ig Olson, Paul £ 4 | nedy, Anna P. Hart, Sig Olson, Pa [ Gisisis v = o .‘: LRI : initial trip for Jumeau early 15 iollows er Te“s About S"ange | Johnson, Gus Erickson, Carl Berg- ' a fiun . NORTHBOUND y morning, Carrying two bas- From the western banks—Reso- c , . h d | strom, Che! Kay, En Hiltz, ® Princess N \eduled to ar-,® s to William M. Nebo Sitka, Seattle, each having raft S‘g fe [ Jonnny Klingbeil, Harry Carroll, ® riv ‘ tonight. ® Matt i I _Taylor 4 0,000 pounds aboard, sold for 8 =k | Grady Hill, Gildo Battello, Gene e Sheul wo da mail ® Si and John Harkin from Hirst. gnq 8% cents a pound; Omaney NEW YORK, April 15. — Capt. | Hulk, Nathan McBroom and Misses | . rd ® returned with Amundsen to Ju- 3000 pounds, 8% cents. Anzjon. of the Norwegian Liner Boc. | Hazel Flinton, Ethel Belshaw, Dolly e n e o arrived at & n From the local banks—Saga 4,000 reported on arrival here | Silva, Pat Band) Josephine e 6 ok rrow morning, ® +4e pounds, 10% and 9% cents, oday, that he sighted an armed | Baker. o kv wrd about 11 @ - P tucket ry > e o'clock. § ne day's @ plANE Eou'ppED PRICES ELSEWHERE 0 RICES ELSEWHERE ng to this port ® mail ab ' At Prince Rupert 124,000 poun C / said he was m(,-(x to SPEGM. SERVKES ® Northlanc o arrive ® WI'I'H po_“'I'QON halibut. were sold at 8.60 to ¢ his ¢ n in or ¢ about 1 p b S 6 cents a pound avoid crossing mystery mip's BY EVANGE”SIS . SCHEDULED SAILL . ice prevailing today at Ket :: & S 2 b meanes i von s ONTRRIBUGHT o 2o, i ot N GIVEN THIS WEEK Bres - on st i led for | § V‘;"“l’l“‘" el R - ation passenger Evangelist services will be held I« ! oing to Hoo K 10k ks + vesscl of about 8,000 tor during the week at the Memorial ® from Seattle 119 at 10 ® Making the season's first t 3 I m t because o g5 o ¢ y ried two guns on deck. He believed | preshyterian Church by Walter Co- and are fige o 00 * o Tusguan o plane el FIANCES Paul Has it might be in the British service, | yion nd Dellmen Smith £ e ® Alaska scheduled to sail from ® with floats, Shell Simmons 2 5 e e & sl cetvice WTHS Wadres. ing V”l'v'm*\ e Secattle April 20 at 9 am ® morning flew three passengers i Blflhda Dlnner ‘d S T‘I‘.(“v u)‘\ at 4 o'cvu{»k & chis Mr ; e © Tongass scheduled to sail from ® he mining town where he la Y Mrs Dabo Hostess g ;, with s‘ e‘l'\lfl sing- .Y Liaie e Seattle April 23 at 0 pm ® the Bellanca on the newly icc Ghls s S meellih TR FORD SE“_S 9000 e SOUTHBOUND \\II.ITK-* i ® freed rive The sixteenth birthday of Miss owe ar ‘ o nof seheduled southbound ® g+ pac R Wlth Sh r P Iy o -Friday. ® Mrs. Frank McPherson and Mrs. Mrs, William Paul, was occasion fc e o 1 | H. S. GRAVES | POUNDS OF HALIBUT - ch. Mr. McPherson is the a dinner party last evening at the Mitchell. Dabo entertained | | . wyne Clothing Man” | . LOCAL SAILINGS ® superintendent the Polaris-Taku family residence in the Perelle e e Estebeth scheduled to sail e . partment at ening | ° HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER halibuter Ford, Capt. Ole eauled mine, artmen Later in the evening & MARX CLOTHING | I dal. unloaded 9,000 pounds of ® Vednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ® The Bell ras taken from > hostess entertained her guests FINE s | Ealthut ‘,( ‘““ “cold grf,',,,»“ dock & ka and yports. ® airport nd equipped at a movie. s oy The fish sold to . ® “0It leaves every Wednesday ® with pontoor the remainde Invited to the affair were Miss Watch and Jewelry Repairing | [ g . 4 ;.. s ;(f» oo ® At 1p.m. for Petersburg, Port ® of {he summer Dorls MgEachran, Miss Virginia at very roasonable rates E ak .85 804 585 cents o Alwanddr ke and woy & 5L Worley, Miss Mildred Kendler, Mi | 1 e i - oy, i M Bendler M pAUL BLOEDHORN ||| JAMES C. COOPER ol G O Clithero. S. FRANKLIN STREET | C.P. A | e I e R | | STEBEIN OFF it T0 KETCHIKAN o rovomsow 1:05 am, Baranof Off LAST RITES TODAY To Westward FCR 0. FlOBERG " : tor the Low tide 56 feet (i overhaul, the High tide—7:04 am, 133 feet e Funeral services for O. 2 W ide- 5 1 2. feet o ad awa n "hr ¢ Estebe captained :1{;‘“1 uae; : ’,: i ”‘L & Forty passengers left Juneau late ed away last Thu afl. Juneay R UIRTESEMPAN T last Saturday on the Alaska Steam- ¢ pial, were held and IS €X- o LING'S SALESMAN ship Company Baranof for north &flerno ‘“"\'1’““"1"'1"" the ¢ Wednesday TUTTHACK. FROM WESTWARD °d Wwest ports. b R e L B 3 Passengers bound f Seward ACSERIEY: (WO B8 . Sy wner Relwning from a trip westward, v. John L. le of Resurrec- Davis, owner, 8 o BeRNIos cales. Were Willlam Kolanc Bffry B dohn 1 8 e R U man, is ‘stopping at the Barapof, ShiPPey. Guy Austin, Anthony o RoCT e . Mr. Taylor arrivéd 1 Juneau on BOVEr, R. G. McKinley, George Wi ) CUUEFIE Bl Ul Hagerup, the Setthbosnd Aliake Lingo, Art Thane, Mr. and Mrs. A yeve Nager, sturned from the Uhe southbound Alaska. . : ; John P John Korsness, Gus ; e Tt E. Glover, F. L Fiske, D. H. Good- | 1 40y *Frank Olson and Martin Shka Toule, late Saturday after- g, AT PhoWh fo tha ‘ealest man, 'Ethel Haugen, Harry Toli, |z - ; RS i noon. E as v > the earlies 3 Y Ze Ryan. chemists, Nitric ether was dis- Carl Fallgren, Glenn Murray, A. E. RS BAY T F Madsen, H. A, Berger, Sam Brown, covered in 1681 SpEN(Ea FERN “ L L Sam Zanoff, I Bucholf, A. Minz- dan, and Fred Nichols. RETURN TO JUNEAU; “HALIBUT 1S 501D halibut GAS PRESSES HEAR? If' you can't eat or sieep because gas b you up try Adierika. One dose relieves pressure on Neart from I gas due to constipation. Adlerika boats came The Fern II. skipper John Lowell, sold hi tch at Prince Rupert before returning to Juneau, ® Periect comfort: ® Splendid food Every convenience and service ® Centrally located o N ST R T.arse Rooms all with bath. Speciai Rates to Permanent Guests ALASKANS LIKE THE TIME TO CALL 117 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB GO e DU . ol 3 D e UL SN —The Sign of Dependable Senl'vice frrrr e Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays - ° U. S. Airmail—Express Sefiico Paclhc Alaska Alrways, Inc. . PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Represenkxfivo Cathryn lell Nickerson. Yakutat—Anna Junn*\',Mm} Eugene George, Thomas Jackson, May Adams, , and E. Shortridge. While Thml Last! *Get Your Copy of lhe 1940 PROGRESS of the DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SENDIT TO YOUR FRIENDS! A Complete Resume of Alaska! 25c—Wrapped and Mailed PHONE 374—-'l'l|e Empu‘e Prmlmg Co. laska. 1 B y( hn Marin, Prop. thn’\ For Alaska: o i e A & mara (,leun Collins and Mrs. R.| WASHINGTON, April 15 May B Smith Kennedy has been nominated to be lling his fish For Skagway—John Ayness. | Postmaster at Palmer, Alaska; Emil Tor Cordova—George B. Phil-|Bergman to be Postmaster at Fort lips, G. H. Hambright, and C. M. |Yukon, Alaska, and Otto N mnm ! | to be Postmaster at Cordova, A i AAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO.| ATOP. M & < || PASSBENGFRS _FREIGHT . U.S. Mail Carrier | REFRIGERATION w ; ‘ ° | 'M.S.DART | _ sd=__ | | 4 Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau | n B rnm 1 every Wednesday at 7 a.m. || Phone 114 ¢ 312 | Business Counselor COOPER BUILDING TITH and CORONA YPEWRITERS Sold and Serviced by J. B. Burford & Co. — WANTEMD!? { & “Our Doorstep Ts Worn by | Small Children Cared for Satisfied Customers” | MRS. 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Tuesday CANADIAN PACIFIL( NEWS JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEATTLE | SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Pincess Norah April 17 Connections: at Vancouver with Canadian Pacific Services: TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC BROADCAST | ronn' FEATURE SERVICE || ON THE AIRI | By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 12:30 pnmnuhu from V. W, MULVIHILL Agent, CP.R.—Junean, Alasks Baranof Hotel 8:15 a.m. | o'clock and Tickets, reservations and full | ing and music. | as well as Miss Zernov who is stop- Wednesday night the opening|ping in Juneau for a brief time service will start for alults at 7:30 enroute to Kenai. The evangelists there will be special|are musicians, playing the trom- music, 1,200 feet of lechnicolor‘ bone, accordion and piano and are films showing Mr.. Covich's travels! singers as well to the Westward and Miss Nina K feee-eeceew Zernov, a native ol Ru a, will tell 'some of her experien ! 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