The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 19, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940. EAR-MY BROTHER DANNY STRANGE - THEY, SAYS HE HASN'T SEEN OUR SON IN TWO WEEKS= MY BOY-1 KNOW HE 1S UNHAPPY=- HE MUST BE LONESOME - FACTORY = | WHICH ONE _ISN! ' l Steaver MOVEMENTS ! ———— NORTHLAND GOES SOUTH leme s o000 easoee NOR*HBOUND Taku due » tomorrow 3 | Nothing de at 3 pm. to- " day LAST NIGHT . SCHE s . Alaska rom &eattle 9 a.m. tomorro; Northland: $alled | @ Denali scheduled to sail from o after pick- 1l from 1 and ship~ 9 p.m cheduled to 1 lmm Vancouver April 23 ak'9 pm Northland schec trom Seattle Ap:il UTHBOUND SA nof s - ibout Yuken scheduled sou next Sunday or Monday m, Fred Berg, K. Newsum, E /o) Wayne White nd Steve Vukov . LOCAL SAILINTS . fo tersburg anc ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® 3 F verud, E. ® Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ® 1 William ul e ka and wayports. o From ka for Ketchikan—H. B, ® Jart leaves every Wednesday o Crewson, T. R. Curtis, Mrs. H at 1 p. m. for Petershury, Port e Gleon and child, H. Olson, and E. ® Alexander, Kake and way e ¢ . B Sitka for GElng | P ' '8 0 & OIS ERS 0 4 S ; Hollinge- et = der J. C. Cronin,| —— UARISRG L frs. J nin, Angus Crenin TINES TAMARROW Joanne C Dave Hozg, W. J.| ¢ 1 Toseey, T. W. Seidel, J T e s on, Cha Smith and High (ide—11:39 a.m., 174 1 tide—5:29 pan., -1.1 [feet n - passengers boarded High tide—11:51 pa., 19.3 fect - <5 North Sea ls Karnes, Carol Karnes, Jac Nancy Karnes. L Beck, Orvis Finze! and Allen Shat- - SEATTLE. April 19. — Steamer For Petercburg—Jack Gucker, M. North ed for Southeast Al- Dolphin aska ports at 11 o'clock this fore- e noon with 200 passengers aboard DENA“ COMING including the following for Ju- - ppel. Mrs. S E A‘ ASKA RUN LaPointe, Shir| s L 5L ildren, Mr. and Stevenson, Adolph et Dariadl SoLS D | 81 Donald Ruoush. mship Company, wi - £ Eetile, M. B Wleax ¥ onianald Roy vico, Joe Moore, Louis Monacoo, M. Jeaving Seattle next Tuesday, The 20d Mrs. Daniel Ross, Peter Berg, Guacs vessel on une toute will be| Ronald Thompson, D. Yasunagd. $80 - Mount- McKinley | L B Horbuckle, Arthur . SRR . Route| Reamy, John Klemboa, Roy Con- come to Juneau, then go to Lynn|DO'S Martin Sorie, A. E. Rood, Canal A/‘N eturn to Juneau, then | Walter Barnes, D. H. Morrison. ., Sitka, | J. M. Davis, Jack With, Eugene | Douglas, W. D. Tyree, J. D. Schan- ‘drimlexu Evo Lindholm, Charles TIME TO CALL { Tuggle and J. W. McCall, . s S \ DERBLAY DUE SUNDAY | | Freighter Derblay of the Alaska Steamship Company, is due in port 'Sundm morning at 4 o'clock. This 4 is according to a radio received here R AR FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. forrrrreee ~g e rr el e e ~The Sign of Dependable Service T e o o S LA L R L R 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 » R BOTH WORKIN' AT MY WONDEQ SHOWING up? MAYBE BOTH OF THEM- H.L. CALL UP SONNY- @e0eccserecseccescceccsens 00 5 Halibuters e ARE IT'S_FIVE N THE MORNING OUT THERE - BUT TO PLEASE MAGGIE -/LL CALL HM UP-IF HE 1S STILL DON' THEM CARD TRICKS= HE OUGHT TO BE LONESOME - WELL=| CALLED UP OUR SON-BUT HE HASN'T COME HOME YET - . \n excellent view of Oslo, capital of Norway, captured by Germany. The population was beipg evacu- o Hamar. Sell, Seattle Thomas O'Dea One of several witnesses called before the Dies committee in Washington, Thomas O'Dea, pres- ident of the Young Communist League of Massachusetts, told of alleged Communist members among students at several lead- ing eastern universities, but re- fused to name names because he didn’t want to jeopardize scholas- tic or employment records. He admitted there were Reds at Har- vard, Dartmouth, Boston univer- sity, Amherst and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 10,000 prunc a!ght 3 AT RUPERT ert t 124 pounds 60 to 9.10 1d At Prince of halibut « 6.50 cents, For Want and For Sale tieds bring results. Empire - HosriTaL NoO1TES ll. S. Mail Camér M. S. DART and her Mrs. George Ba S d today from baby boy were dis St. Ann’s Hosp! at their : hcme on Harris S t Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneaun ev Wednesday at 7 a.m. Winnic Sipprell, an em in For PETERSBURG, KAKE., PORT the Public Welfare office ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS missed today from surgical care - For lnflt'rmnllon 5 G" St. Ann’s Hospital, The U. S. freighter Wildwool docked at Tacoma, Wash,, with a $4,- | T1ausen Transportation Co. Red Freight must be on city dock not later I.hnn 4 P. M. Tuesday 560,000 cargo in her h ordered back to the coa her cwaers stated, the * . previously destined for Russia. Vessel was t when 1,200 miles west of Honolulu hecause, vitish blockade might soon be extended to Catgo is the property of Amtorg, Russian Fred Brand Ann’s Hospital celving medical ¢ was admitted to St st night and is re- ALASKA Transportalios Company Russia’s Pacific po Admitted to the Government Hos- pital today, Amy Knutson is receiv- ing surgical attention. purchasing agency. | There is no substitute {nr Newsnaper Advernsmu After receiving surgical care, Mary Willis was dismissed from the Gov- | ernment Hospital today \ Seattl - | E Ple 7 Seattle ; R : ; 7 Sailings from T coir I Oficers Wil | While They Last! s Preside, Rainbow : tay S R S May 7 1 Get Your Copy of the 1940 PR Y Junigr omcerb I the Ord Rainbow Girls, wi‘l).h n:v ly c{.ex?- AT, M ers, Worthy Advisor, presiding, will PASSENGERS FREIGHT xemplify work tomorrow night at REFRIGERATION 7:30 o'clock in the lodge room of | the Scottish Rite Temple. Later in the evening a social will | be held with the following com- mittee in charge: Joan Hudon, Mildred Kendler, Bonnie Klein and Maxine Nostrand. | O e ‘ Stock QUOTA'HONS. ‘ NEW YORK, April 19. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine tock today is 6%, American Can 114%, Anaconda 30%, Bethlehem Steel 78':, Commonwealth and Southern 1'%, Curtiss Wright 10'¢ General Motors 53's, International [ Al D.B. Phone 114 PROGRESS EDITION of the DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE 1 | | R Night 312 CANADIAN l’f\' H l( Harvester 56, Kennecott 36%; . New York Central 16':, Northern Prineess Loulse Pacific 8'%, United States Steel * April:29 59%, Pound $3.51%. I May 9—20 SR , Connecrions ‘at thmver with DOW, JONES AVERA (Canadian Pacitic Services: The following, are today's Do, | TRANSCO! AL Jones averages: industrials 147.15; TRANS-ATLANTIC i TRANS-PACIRIC Tickets, reseryations and full pal s from V. W. MULVIRILL Agent, CP.R.—Junean, Alaska Baranof Hotel 1 rails 30:30; utilities 24.- A selling wave ‘carried stocks down today from fractions to 2'% points.. Aviation ‘stocks were hard | hit: in spite of the announcement | the Anglo-French commission has | ordered 1,500 planes. Daily Empire classifieds pay. B e d | MRS. SYVERUD HERE | Mrs. F. Syverud, head of the| _ Home Economics Department of | the Uni y of Alaska, arrived| f=—= from Sitka last night on the } ; southbound Northland. Mrs. Syver- | ZENITH Anlg\ . ud's educational work carries her | pppajpg and SERVICE | into the field for additional ma- | 3 ! terial for her teaching ! JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE | T o ! Bill Hixson } v in The Empire. | | .. A SO Due su neau Lo zunean Steamer Northbound Southibound {BARANGF Apr. 10 Apr. 13 Apr. 19 YUKON Apr. 13 Apr. 16 Apr. 22 *ALASKA Apr. .20 Apr. 2 Apr. 20 *BARANOF Apr. 24 May 3 “YUKON Apr. 27 May 6 alls Northbound—Wrangell, Petersburg, Faines and Skagway s with S.8. 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