The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 20, 1940, Page 6

BY GOLLY - HERE | AM - CALL 'EM, UP= Cope. 1940, King Features Syndicate, MILES AWAY FROM THE GANG - | SURE MISS 'EM - MAGGIE IS OUT SO | THINK THAT 'L MARINE NEWS On Vacation 0f 6 Months : last Saturday's PAA Elec- to Whitehorse. O'Keefe, for Aboard tra from Fairbanks was Mrs. Dorothy years manager of the ladies’ de- partment of the Northern Commer- Company at Fairbanks and activities in the in- cial prominent in (-"‘_-—’—"—] | SteamMER MOVEMENTS | i UL SRS N NORTHBOUND .| ® Als scheduled to arrive at e 9, ) 0'c k tomorrow morning and e . ma ail about noon for west- @ e ward. Should have four day: e mail aboard ® North Sea scheduled to arrive ® tomorrow afternoon or eveing. SCHEDULED SAILINGS e Denali scheduled to sail from . Seattle 9 a.n tomorrow. . ® Tyee scheduled to sail from Se- ® terior metropolis. She is enroute to' ® attle § p.m. tomorrow . the outside for a vacation of e Baranof scheduled to sail from e about six months at least ® Scattle May 22 at 9 a.m . Mrs. O'Keefe plans to spend most | ® Northland scheduled to sail e of her time visiting friends in the| ® from Seattle May 24 at 10 am. o sific coast cities from Scattle lo| ® Yukon scheduled to sail from e Los Angeles, and may go much far-|® St it 9 am . ther afield before returning. She ® Princes i “duled to sail ® has been chosen (o represeni the|® from Vancouver May 25 at 9 Fairbanks Soroptomist Club at the ® DP.m o Soroptomist to arthest North delegate In Seattle she will visit with her ® bound next Saturday son Larry and in San Francisco ® LOCAL 5A 35 with her son Bill. She plans to ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every o stop over for a short visit at White-| & Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- e horse with old friends, and has| ® _Ka and wayports. . accepted an invitation from Cam.|§ 23f leaves cvery Wednesday. o Hill Barrington and Mrs, Barring- o ‘,‘\I'.\J"“Z"Lr “‘K_"k::l :ll)rd;: l":n,: ton to be their guest on a ly1xp :x,: & ]m”"‘ ’ . ay . the Stikine River in one o the fast boats of the BarringtonTrans-| ° * ® ® ¢ ":: S5 9ee portation Company's fleet, operaf- ing out of Wrangell. She will ma that trip before proceeding to th States. | During her years in Fairbank Mrs, O'Keefe has been one of the| (Sun Time) most active workers in various pub-| High fide--0:12 am. 195 feet lic movements, serving as director Low tide—6:40 aumn., -3.7 feet and in other capacities in connec- High tide—1:05 pam., 174 feet, tion with the Fairbanks Ice Car-| Low tide—6:48 pm.. 08 feet nival and in other capacitics in| e various organizations. HALIBUTERS UNLOAD Four halibuter: at average prices of 885 and convene National for a week at June 1 e will be convention, Salt| ® City the ® Taku scheduled to attle May 28 at 9 p.m * SOUTHBOUND @ North Coast scheduled south- e SAl 8 TiDES Touonnow sail from Se- @ - HERE OVER WEEKEND 6.90 mail MOUNT McKINLEY BACK FROM LYNN CANAL CALL - Returning from Lynn Canal ports the steamer Mount McKinley arrived docked at the Cold | 10 Juneau at 1:30 o'clock thi morn- Storage plant here over the weekend | N8 and sailed one hour later and unloaded their catches, selling | Seattle via Sitka, after discharging |, for and three passengery. Two traveling men, W. L. St. Martin and cents per pound. John Lowell of the Fern 11 sola Harvey Oster; and one round trip 18,000 pounds to the New Engiand Fish Company for $.85 and 6.90 cents per pound. Skipper Peter Oswold of the Tun- | dra sold 11,000 to Alaska Coast Fish- | «ries for 8.85 and 6.85 cents a pound, | Eleanor Rhind, Eleanor C. Warren, | (pe The 31A27, Captain John Pade- meister, sold 800 pounds to Sebas- tian Stuart for 8.85 and 6.90 cents. The Marge sold 4,300 to Sebastian | Sutart for 8.85 and 6.90 cents. - --- ~ TIME TO CALL FOR YOUR CAB i BROADWAY CAB CO. | passenger from Juneau to Skagway Bill Hansen, disembarked here. Passengers leaving for Seattle on the McKinley were Mr. and Mrs. loyd C. Steele, Beverly Rhind, George A. Morlander and Al Pearl Passengers to Sitka—A. Van Mav- |ern and George Freshour, HAINES WATERWORKS Everett Nowell WORK NEARLY DONE The Haines waterworks projec pleted about June 1, according to J G. Shepard, Acting Territorial Re- Public Works presentative of the Administration. rorrrrrr s forrrrremeas e e P S Y Juneau fo Fairbanks: Tuesdays Fairbanks to Nome: Mondays and Thursdays Fairbanks to Bethel: Wednesdays ® U. S. Airmail—Express Service ® Pacific Alaska —The Sign of Dependable Service Airways, Inc. PHONE 106 LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE Sales Representative one of the few remaining PWA con- struction jobs in Alaska, will be com- HELLO-DINTY- YEA=-I'M IN GALLUP-~ NO=-I'M NOT OM A HORSE - WHAT ? YOU SAY. THDE GANG IS THERE -2 T EM ON — SURI THAT'LL BE SWELL- For this t almost the same time the th 13 PASSENGERS ON SOUTHBOUND STEAMER YUKON With 13 Westward pa embarking at Juneau, t \ Minister J radiophote from Berlin, ngers dis- Yukon was in port for a few hours teday. The vessel arr d at 11 am and sailed al 2 p. m Pascengers arriving from Seward were E. R. Erickson, H. W. Farring- ton, the Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Kirch- ner, C. A. Parks, William M. Taylor and Moetro Tohnko. D. L. Agassiz arrived from Valdez and Edwin Hammer from Cordova. Passengers for Seattle Iltm Yukon: Mrs J k. Al Rich- Mrs. G. Butrovich, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. L. Wright, J. W. McCall Fred Hartford and Mrs. A. R. Lyle For Ketchikan—A. Zingeras, Eldon Daly, A. B. Cain, Mr. Rich and Fred Sjursen. For Wrangell — Dorothy O'Keefe and E. M. O'Donnell. WRIGHTS LEAVE FOR WASHINGTON VIA COULEE DAM completed a survey of leaving Juneau on the elby, J. B. Wa Having utilities needs and facilities at Kodiak and Sitka, R. V. L. Waright of the U .S. Bureau of Reclamation left on the steamer Yukon today for the States. He was accompanied by Mrs. Wright. Enroute to his Washington head- quarter Wright will visit Grand Coulee Dam, for which he is Con- ulting Engineer e o HER worheR | \ HER MOTHEp"g \ e T’“& By GEORGE McMANUS ‘Mrs Gruening Is ! Sunday Hostess Honoring Mr. and Mrs. R. V. L. | BY GOLLY- | | Wrizht and Dean and Mrs. wnn..m\ THAT'S, | E. Duckering, Mrs. Ernest Gruen- ing entertained } erday urrcnmon‘ | between 4 and T o'clock at the Gov- | ernor’s House. Mr. Wright, who is associated with | Pedc Reclamation work, accoms« panied by Mrs. Wright, has sps-nL = BRISTOL BAY T0 BE FISHED; WAGE AGREEMENT MADE rehim von Ribbentrop (seated, ding the ( e low countr and Mrs. Gil | workers and slight incr for | tendermen. | ©Capt. Hacker said he bhas been| ||nlulmml hat the Portland and 1 Francisco locals have also ac- | cepted the proposa The agree-| | ment covers about 1,000 men, most | |of them whom are now already \m | Alaska. is shown center) ccording to the Ger ndum to Holland, an caplion of Luxembourg and Belgium.” ing invaded by land, sea and air bv German forces. ANCHORAGE MAN SELLS ouiriin ey fie LATIN AMERICA OUT; GOES TO STATES offices at Anchorage. Incorporators T BE AIDED BY ue Mike Zakula of Anchorage, Joe| | Ray Larsen, Anchorage lumber| Dragich, George E. Rockefeller and | i p operator in Juncau for a few|Mike Novick, all of Jonesville, | UN"ED S'A'ES hours aboard the southbound A third new corporation is the | steamer Yukon enrute to Seattle| Whiz Packing Company, with prin- | 5 TR P | and to the Mayo Clinic in Ro-|cipal place of business at Ketchi-| Qyestion of Ass|s|mg Na- chester, Minn wn. Serving on the first Board of | Larsen recently sald his business, | Directors are J. E. Berg of Ket-| fjons AS To Armamem the Anchorage Lumber and Con-|chikan, Jack Caston and Ike Al- struction Company, to A. R, Bliss.| hadeff of Seattle. Other incorpor- Befo[e cong[ess - ators are Nessim Alhadeff and| | Charles D. Alhadeff, both of Se-| = KODIAK puBll( | attie | WASHINGTON, May 20—Diplo- that Con- | matic observers believed [gress will provide the means for| e, oML A Lomen Inferested in New| Utilities Concern | on Island * | Latin _ America to arm itself in| conjunction with the United smu-\.l This view is reflected in congres- | | sional circles. IS Up“ElD Chairman Key Pittman, of the | Senate Foreign Relations Commit- | tee, says he will ask for early ac- tion on his bill to authorize Gov-| ernment arsenals. and shipyards to The | construct warships and arms for | Latin-American nations. WASHINGTON, May 20, | Supreme Court today held as con-| some Lime.ab Kodiak and 31 They left for Washingten, D. C., this af- ternoon, Arriving by plane Saturday, Dean Duckeping. of ;the University of Al« agka, with Mrs. Duckering are en- route to the states after a brief stop in the Capital City - e FOR FEDERAL LAWN Sod has been dumped on the Federal block at Anchorage pre- paratory to_starting the lawn which will surround the new building. Leave DueJuneau Due Juncau Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound 'Alaska Fishermen's Union b L T e e ‘ MT. McKINLEY May 14 May 18 May 20 Accepts Proposals *ALASKA May 18 May 2l May 27 Of Packers BARANOF May 22 May 25 May 31 B “YUKON May 25 May 28 June 3 | SEATTLE, May 20—Capt. wil-| lliam Hacker, Business Agent for *—Connects with 8. 5. Cordova at Cordova for Seward, Kodiak ana [the Alaska Fishermen's Union, an- Seldovia. [nounces that the Union has ac- | FOR OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING PORTS | cepted proposals for wages and working_eanditions (o cover - the B GALE AND R A hag e . ristol Bay area The agreement includes improved THE ALASKA LINE ¢ G s o Sr i TICKET OFFICE—2 FREIGHT OFFICES—4 and means substantial increases for . X beachmen, fishermen, culinaty H. O. ADAMS———Agent % Alaska Steamship Company SERVICE-ON'ALL-ALARSKAR'ROUTES 2-Way Radio Communication SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 e 4 T 00— ) - " " e - 0 HABINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL Authorized Carrier ALASKA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. All Planes Operating Own Aeronautical 2-Way Radio Station KANG PHONE Badio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU 612 Equipped SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER SE 3 T R #0 e S U $ @ as The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this J. T. FLAKNE of the Organized to mrnlsh cold stor- | age, telephone, water, power and| light facilities to the town of Ko- | dia the Kodiak Public Service Company has filed papers of in- corporation with the Territorial | Auditor here. The company is cap- | italized at $100,000. Members of the first Board of Directors of the company are Eu-| gene Cunningham, Frank W, Knowles and Everett P. Wood, of Seattle, Ralph Lomen of Nome and Jack McCord of McCord, Al- aska, In addition to these, incor- | porators were I. Curtis Parkerand| George T. McGillivray, both of Se- | attle, all| i Two Other Fil One cannoT BUY A | | PosT CARD FROM A POST OFFICE/ PLACE STAMP HERE NO PRINTED POSTAGE STAMP n"--"'u- ‘ N'W A BRANCH 0F THE SAN DIEGO Pos;r OFFICE ns om:rs FEET] DISTANT FROM ONE OF THE NEW YORK CITY POST OFFICE ! P xhle to receive s across an 8-foot hall. fevent cities. branch movable, vice from a bxamh of va(h by merely ttcpmu;: Both are branches of the Marines but of dif- The San Diego branch is stationary; the New York At the time of this dn.\uug it was in San Diego. QOdd, isn't it? | stitutional the 1930 Bnummous Coal | industry by fixing the prices for reglating marketing. - CELOTEX MAN GOING SOUTH| Al K. Richards, sales manager of | the northwest and Alaska * terri- tory for the Celotex Corporation, | returned to Seattle today on board | the southbound steamer Yukon. Richards recently arrived in Ju- neau from Fairbanks. - - BANK EXAMINER LEAVES After completing a semi-annual| | examination of the Alaska Federal! Savings | Federal Bank cxaminer, left Ju- |neau today on the southbound | steamer Yukon. Harford. has been staying at the Baranof Hotel. - D SAL] AN FROM WE Henry Farrington, salesman Johns-Manville Company, kon and will be here for about a| week. Farringlon intends to go to| Sitka as soon as his business m Juneaw is completed. - - Daily l-numr classifieds pay. ® Perfect comfort ® Splendid food ® Every convenience and service ® Cenlrally located Large Rooms all with bath, cial Rates to Permianent Guests ALASKANS LIKE THE o SHotel NEW WASHINGTON HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION (0. | 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 Eor Information—Haugen Transpor- Act designed to stabilize the| minimum | and Loan, Fred L. Harford, | arrived | in Juneau on the southbound Yu-| Pittman’s measure is supported by the State Department and al- ready has passed the House, The | Senate Foreign Relations Commit- ;tee has reported it favorably. | .- | | Daily Emplre classitleds pay. | P r———————— | ALASEA CAPITOL THEATRE and receive 2 tickets to see: a paid-up subscriber to evening .at the box office “THEY SHALL HAVE WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! bt : '} Transporiation Company Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle TYEE _May 21 S. TAKU ...May' 28 AT 9 P. M. PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION ! AGENT . Phone 114 Night 312 Travel on a “PRIN- CESS"” | JUNEAU TO VANCOVVER, | VICTORIA: OR' SEATTLE | - SOUTHBOUND: SAILINGS Princess Louise | May 31 | Connechons at Vancouver with | Canadian Pacific Services: | TRANS-ATLANTIO ‘TRANS-PACIFIC Tickets,, reservations-and full | — ' HOTEL GASTINEAU Every Effort Made for the Combr' ‘ot Guesta! 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