The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 13, 1940, Page 6

BE N F GO INAND HOW THES THEY ARE VERY DIFFERENT-THEY LIVE IN A WORLD ALL THEIR OWN- R YOU TO | 5 e f North Seals OnWay South in aturday on its e turn trip frem The itka and on its wa p was in port for freight after di to Seattle 0w - arging seventeen Juneau. When the Gastineau Channel neau passenger and way porl Passenger were Dr. M. A pa N he rth lef had iboard tor at arrivin in Junean Mann, Dr. J, H. Hogz- Ward Adams, H. J. Baker, H Roden, Betly Darlin, Jack Kirn Helen Bari, W. E. Hempstead Emith, Mrs, P. J. Hussey, J Tom Frazier, C. M. Nicke H. Hambright, and Mr Walter Hellen Passengers Do Ward, G Juneau for e N. P. Fleischman, Agne abeth Nielsen, Mr R Milligan, Don Smith V. Tate, CI strand, W Mr. and M leaving Maloney Williams, Tc Eide F. H. Hills, Mrs. Nine Boyce, W Wallin, L. E. Olson, R. Taylcr Oriman and J. Robbins For P bur hamson, Mrs. J. M. Lar Wallin and E. D. Griffith For Ketchikan—E. R. Zaluskey, K B. Edwards, L. L. Donlin, Tem Fra- gler, J. Sherman and B. E. Hensl S DENALI ON WAY SOUTH VIA SITKA nly a few pass bound trip, the Alaska Steamship Line steamer Denali pass ed through Juneau this mornin stopping for a few hours to dischare passengers from Ska. y and Hain- and o take aboard seven for Seattle. The Denali is returning to its home port by way of Sitka and has one passenger aboard destined for that stop. Passengers from Skagw Margaret K ert Oliver, Crewson, J Dolphin From Haines—Ellen Allen, ville J. Martin, Don Morris, M1 Mrs. Wi m L. John, and M Lester Troast. Passengers leaving Juneau for Seattle were Gov. Ernest Gruening, Mrs. Agnes McKellar, Martha Mc- Ke! William. K. McKellar, M Gervais, F. Smolcich and R. Showers. For Sitka—Walter Covich. rle. H Vernen Abra- Anton gers s arriving in Juneau were Edith Gastner, ly, L. A. Morley, Herb- Keith G. Wildes, H. B W. Gucker and Fred Mel- and N TIME TO CALL 117 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. . . ° . . . . ° . B ° . ° ° ° . . Ve > . o ° . . . . . . . ° s ° . . . OUGHT TO BE GREAT- 5 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1940 V1 wao's : o PITCHIN'G PUT "BIMBO” THE BOX ? Cioniagt to arrive Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. The Tongass is to discharge TWO MEN OUT-A MAN IN | STEAMER MOVEMENTS | CATNBRRENSG IR oohs SEVRERS e e s e - 0w e NORTHBOUND Yukon scheduled to arrive at 5 c'clcck tomorrow morning Should have three days’ mail Northland due sometime to- morrow Icngass scheduled to arrive am. Wednesday. Mount McKinley scheduled to sail from Seattle at 9 a.m. to- morrow Taku scheduled Seattle 9 p.m. tomorrow. Princess Louise sche ed 1o Al from Vancouver 9 p.m tomorrow North € from am Alaska’ scheduled to. sdil' from Seattle May 18 at 9a.m. Denali scheduled to sail from Seattle May 20 at 9 a.m SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Baranof scheluded southbound Friday. LOCAL SAMLE Estebeth scheduled to sail évery Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Si ka and wayports Jart leaves every Wednesday at 1 p. m. for Petershurg Port Alexander, Kake and way ports, e pec e, D 24 Passengers Leave Juneau Aboard_ Alaska Southbound from Seward to Seat- tle, the steamer Alaska was in ana out of Juneau. early this morning, discharging 12 passengers and pick- ing up 24, F— 8 to sail from sall at 10 chedulde ttle May to 17 NS T 0000000 Ee000LLOPIEN0000000CE0ORNOSES & Passengers arriving from Wes ward ports were H. J. Wade. M. J Lipson, E. C. Bingham, E. H. Good- man, Carl Gregor, S, Ejursen, B. L. Zimmerman, J. G. Rivers, Mrs. G. L. | Swenson, Nellie Tipton, Mrs, H. H McCutcheon and Iver Forkridge. | Passengers leaving Juneau for Seattle were Mrs. W. H. Parsons, Mr | and Mrs. Donald Hagerty, Donald |Hagerty Jr, Sylvia Davis, Mary ' Stewart, John Glasse, the Rev. John Glasse, Fred Crane, C. M. Nickerson, C. H. Hambright, Fred Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam John and Sharon Hagerty. | For Ketchikan—Mr. and Mrs. W, Newman, Judge George F. Alexander | and Robert E. Coughlin. For Petershurg < Mr. and Mrs, | David Charles, A. J. Nelson and J. S. Jeffries. For Wrangell Glenn Forrest. - -oe Arizona is sometimes known as| | the “Valentine. State” from the | fact that it was admitted to the| union on February 14, 1912, e e LU frrrrrrrrrrrrr s g e . ~—The Sign of ON_FIRST-TWO AND ONE BALL er?r“( e 4\_AA N AT BA Wo 56 = SCOR THING — | gratitude | friends for their kindness and sym- pathy shown us in the loss of our husband and fatber, ‘WASP’ GETS UNDER WAY, WITH SOME HELP_Fianked by the tugs that maneuvered her into position, the new U. S. aircraft carrier, Wasp, is shown at Quincy, Mass. The 14,700-ton, 739-foot carrier is nearly 18 months behind building schedule. Do SLEDS STILL CARRY U.S.MAILS FROM OQUOSSOC AND KENNEBAGO LAKE IN MAINE , 300 MILES FROM NEW YORK CITY |5 LETTER, ALTHOUGH INCORRECTLY ADDRESSED TO “ABERDEEN; NORTH DAKOTA, WAS DELIVERED WITHOUT MARK-UP OR-DELAY TO ABERDEEN, NO.CAROLINA/ DED BY ANDREW ELLIOTT, ER CARRIER HAS réa/g; FORGOTTEN THE GOOD DEED AND FOLL HIM ON HIS ROUTE FOR MORE THAN 2 YEARS uuummmmumnuflmnmmm ... Two years ago, Andrew A PIGEON, BEFRIEN PAWTUCKET, RI. LETT / i is k, John Driscoll. ¢ y rew g?l‘i‘t:a}ml&grw:\rcl;e:el%. 1., letter car;ier, ‘nolllc(;d _: |;1geonh:;r\;’5(:‘ggllrl‘||;; ‘ in the street. Picking it up, he found that its eg; i oo i i tring. He removed it and allowed the bir i‘\‘\&?“%fi‘]t}r e!m:\llng , the bird h?s never glqrtgntteena;(};:gg{:}:;:l r:{i‘?‘em, Y lows the carrier for some distanc 3 wad each day follows o 07 tered the Government Hospital for surgical care. IN FROM ELFIN COVE Mrs, Ernest Swanson, Wife of the Elfin Cove storekeeper and fish buy- er, suneau during the week-end aboard her nushand’s boat the Elfin 11, and is staying at the > PBaranof, Hotel. She will be in Ju- | neau for several days visiting S'alus ouo e e raay . oI Islands TOKYO, May 13—Both Great| Britain and Holland have assured Japan they have no intention of | altering the status quo of The! Elizabeth Peterson was a medical admission today at the Government Hospital arrived in Juneau firemen were called to the new Twentieth-Century Gross build- |ing yesterday when a passer-by saw Dependahle Service e e S e et DU Juneau to Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays @ U. S. Airmail—Express Service LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE @ Alaska Airways, Inc. Sales Representative Netherland’s rich Indies possession. Cathdlic IS;Jghters sparks flying from a broken wire land sent in a call to the Fire De- | partment. “A short circuit in the wiring in the basement,” was the cause of the # g sparks according to Fire Chief V. w " H 'd EI f v:l Mulvihill, who said that the I 0 e( mn danger was quickly eliminated by| Election of officers will be held | firemen when they cut the electric tomorrow night by the Catholic current, at the switchbox. There Daughters of America at a meeting | no damage. scheduled for 8 o'clock in the Parish | Hall, Mrs. George Shaw urges ali i members to be in attendance. L SITKA, Alaska, May 13.—Twelve- | year-old Marian Jackson, a student \ After receiving medical attention in the eighth grade at the Sheldon | Al Graves was dismissed today from Jackson School, died last Thursday St. Ann's Hospital. |afternoon. She and her twin sister et were the only pair of twi Mrs. John Ahlers was a surgical ing school.“Eheir home is Valdezs | dismissal today from St. Ann’s Hos- pital. f - ! HOSPITAL NOTES | L. J. Nelson was admitted to St Ann’'s Hospital this morning for surgical care. Admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital, | { Mrs. Carl Lehtinen received surgical .atttnuon this morning. Lm 51‘ | Mary Willis was brought here on the Estebeth from Angoon and -en-) * L A.MACHINISTS Modki Moniey IN THE A. F. OF L. HALL Anchorage To Juneau Air Service Plans for the establishment of an air line from Anchorage to Juneau became known when Don Goodman, veteran Alaska pilot and air line operator, announced his resignation from the staff of Star Air Line to devote his full time to the new firm, reports the Anchorage Times. The air line, to be known as Alas- ka Air Lines, Inc.. will operate bi- | motored ships of the latest type over | the civil route now being constructed | by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. The ships will have a cruising speed of more than 200 miles an hour, | bringing Anchorage to within two | hours and 45 minutes of Juneau and, | in conjunction with the PAA air | service to Seattle, only 11 hours to | the states. Inauguration of the PAA service from Juneau to Seattle and con- struction of the civil airway by the CAA open the way for establishing the new airlines, Mr. Goodman pointed out. “There are 17,000 persons served | out of Anchorage by plane, rail andi boat to the north and west of the| city,” be said. “This figure does not include the transient summer trade. | It is sufficient to warrant the line | from Anchorage to Juneau to furn- | ish modern, speedy transportation service.” | Test flights will be run before scheduled operations can get under way. Actual operations will prob- | ably not be started until early win- | ter. The application for a certificate | of convenience and necessity from | the CAA has been filed at Wash- | ington, D. C. & | Mr. Goodman has been organizibg @ Perfect comfort @ Splendid food ® Every convenience Large Rooms 49 service all with e Centrally located | bath, . g | Special Rates to Permanent Gues$s ALASKANS LIKE THE DON’T Be Lale for Work ALLOW "BILL" To Wake Yon! For. 3;.'—500 BILL WHITE s, the new firm during the last two or three months. He conferred with aviation authorities in the states during the last four months. Radio and weather conditions along with other navigational aids and fields will be established at strategic points along the route. At no point will there be more than 100 miles between emergency landing fieids. Present plans call for four round- trips on schedule weekly during the summer, probably two in the winter. The planes will connect with planes and boats in Juneau. Mr. Goodman has been engaged in the aviation industry in Alaska for six years and has been active in the management of Star Air Lines for the last several years, - e Daily Empire classifieds pay. R SRR T HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. U. S. Mail Carrier M.S.DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau every Wednesday at 7 am. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS Special Weekend Trips Arranged : For Information—Haugen Transpor- | tation Co. Red 611—or Hotel Juneau, | Phone 123 » ALASKA Transportation Company Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle May 14 May 21 May 28 S. 8. TAKU S. S. TYEE ... 8. 8. TAKU ; AT 9 P. M, PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION L d D. B. FEMMER AGENT Phone 114 Night 312 JUNEAV TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise May 2031 Connections at Vancouver with 730P. 1. freight at Excursion Inlet and Ral- ston Island before coming to Junealy. Especially we thank the Elks Lodge for the efficient management of the funeral; also . for .the . many beautiful floral offerings. MRS. BERT B. BERTHOL AND FAMILY > e ATTENTION MASONS Steamer Tongass is now s adv. D e CARD OF THANKS We. wish te avpress our heartfelt to our neighbors and Stated Com- Lod:.e at 7:30 degree. There will be munication - of Mt. Juneau No. 147 Monday evening o'clock. Work in the F. C. Oration by Bro, Stabler | J.+ W. LEIVERS Secretary SERVING, ALASK a BERT B. BERTHOL adv. —-:‘u!» ’l L1l "li-. SAILING SCHEDULE Leave Seattle Due Juneau Due Junecau Northbound Southbound May 3 May 7 May 11 May May 14 Steamer MT. McKINLEY *ALASKA DENALI BARANOF *YUKON MT. McKINLEY May 14 May 18 May *ALASKA May 18 May 21 May 217 *—Connects with S. S. U()ldn\,g\ at Cordova for Seward, Kodiak ana Seldovia. FOR OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING PORTS OF CALL AND RESERVATIONS CALIL THE ALASKA LINE TICKET OFFICE—2 FREIGHT OFFICES—4 H. O. ADAMS- Agent May May May May 11 4 7 8 May 13 May 13 May 17 May 20 11 | MARINE AIRWAYS—TU. S. 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