The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 8, 1940, Page 6

% } & § YES,ITS A NEW DISH I JusT LEARNED. SIT DOWN AND LET ME SERVE ~ou MARINE NEWS | YUKON VISITS - CAPITAL CITY OVER WEEKEND f | | STEAMER Movm'u Lo e e 00 00 00 00 NORTHBOUND due tomorro or early aft ; definite at 3 p. m noon the steamship Saturday evening, Yukon, making the triangle run, Princess Charlotte due carly to- @ came in from the south, went morrow evening on to Skagway, returned from there Northland due Wednesday this morning, and left for Seattle D SAILINGS via Sitka from Seattle Mr Prince ze schoeduled to sail Arrivals were from Vancouver 9 tonight and Mrs, C. Doug William Gar- Alaska scheduled to 1 from ster, Mrs. W. W. Meagher tomorrew 9 a. m, Florence Davis Minie! to sail from Swyney, William Pessye attle 1 scheduled 0000000000000 00000000 000 BUT, GOOD GRIEF ! WHY Belgmn Roads Suarm w 1th Returnm i NO HELR FOR IT, POLLY. IT WAS THE SHORTEST CELERY Refu gees PNEW WAsHINGTON | . . . . . . . ° . o . . . . . i e Seattle tomorrow 9 p. m Prom Southeast Alaska—H. K. ® Mount McKinley scheduled to L. Johnson, John Driver, J. B. Lof- ® sail from Seattle July 10 at tus, Lillian Anderson and Al e Sam Owen IR Alice scheduled to sail Sailing to Skagway were C. B ® from Vancouver July 10 at ® pyuhhard and wife, J, H. Goding :N‘”l) m kidia & | o and wife, Gene Smith and wife, 5 ""’:H'” SR fih“;}h\'r:‘wu:mKn.:\ JWF D‘K:;‘ml; With the cescion of German hostilities in Belgium and France, millions of war refugees in Belgium are G Nirs D e N rice. Butehen Swerming over the narrow highways in cfforts to get back to the homes they lett when they attempted to o Prince Rupert scheduled to oy B0 BAten weatvee MUY fiee (he ravages of the jnvading German war machinc. This scene along a Belgian road is typical of e sail from Vancouver July 15 @ o0 7 O 4 the pathctic congesticn. Most of the motor vehicles are stalled for lack of gasoline. g > o ~® For Juneau from Haines—Frank ¥ ® Yukon scheduled to sail from o : i i e 8 Hiatis gty ibat 9.5 m. .8 Biddlecome, Jack Clark, Mrs, Stew- S S BARANOF HAI.IBUT AREAS orices and uncertainty regarding the e Tyee scheduled to safl from e At Emery, Emory Emery, Frank Ju Ja profitableness of the salmon fishery 8 oitis Ji et on o Goos, Mrs, F. Klitz, Patty Klitz, ‘u’ which they normally turn. A § e e tbuidp i o|SER G TR TAKES MANY CLOSE JULY 13: civwneen the resuiatons, wesrici- S eutin T SATLINGE 2| Prom Stagway passergets were 7 12 fishing to a single area on any Saakitan aehadiled win. Bulve 81 L A W Diligian. 1R r ne trip has brought about the cor- ORI o Jenny, Ethel Heller, Dorothy Hel- Sty e Princess Louise scheduled to e |ler, Mis. W. W. Meagher, M. K. . o === =~ fis. FEOORAHL A8 Lrpm OLNES SpAP, e amive at 7 o'clock tomorrow e |Jobnson, Axel Rasmussen, Dean o' HEHICT BEEROT W Additionsto Fleet, Increase _Inerease Catch o moming and sails south two e Storye, Frances Forgem, Mrs. J. ooy = HCiv TOTENE: S0 . RRassGRn, (0.he above, thie rate e hours later at 9 oclock o | Lioyd Ripley, Justin Ripley, Charles o0 P WIS (0T SEE BERGET N Per-Man ca'(h, ol:lanidlngs in. Ares 2 has been ag- e Baranof scheduled southbound e E. Rice, Steve Vukovich, L. Hernan- -0 4 ; eelerated by the Mcreaned S e Friday, July 12 ® |d8f" K. Townsend, Eidon Reebe, gt moiye cuoie b Cause of Adlofl e M “lll‘(f”.d‘ 8. Derrins . LOCAL SA1 5 e |Sammy Slaughter, Miry K. Csuthotns h Cole T i’?-n-nl:n u:f([l g e ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every o | Sailing to” Seattle were Helen ;.0 coln Ge, Danner, Wal-/ On June 28th, the Interationai o ® Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- e Yost, Veneta Colliard, F. Mickley, | . ;oo T'aw Kay. George Meagh- | Fisheries Commission announced| f==eegeeemeceee coeees— ® ka and wayports. o Charlotte Fisher, Robert Greisiger, o= a0 "0 F% © 7| that Areas 1 and 2 would be closed e Ourt leaves every Wednesday o Margaret Lehson Sailing to Seward were Mrs,|C all halibut fishing at midnight E S K l M o ® at1p.m, for Petersbury Port o Sitka—Clara Warner, Dolores oovo0 Dowitt, Mrs, L. T. Oldroyd |©f July 13th, sixteen days carlier = ® Alexander, Kake and way ® Warner, L. Wascll, A. Sebastien, gyoo” Norman' Mrs O, McGovern. than last vear. Area 1 includes the ® porl ®|J. Edwards. A i‘[,‘y ’S [ Stratton, R. M. Pacific coast waters south of Willa HANDICRAPT BENS0 0.0 8 A % 80 9 o By Wrangell—J. M, Scarlon; Mrs, pldits o o e SR % vn pa Harbor, Washingten. © Area 2 o7 T SR J. M. Scanlon e raa | includes the waters off the coasts To' Petershurg—Joseph R. Wor- St raecrenme s, ‘o g™ of Washington, British Gotumbia|§ SARVEDIVORY CURIOS Tipes ToMORROW | i pck e s Shin | and Southeastern Alaska between p ; e i peamee, A. iaugas, Blll| Aren 1 and Cape Spencer, Alaska. MITTENS—MUKLUKS '_’l,r‘-“(f“‘-_ 1"’9"3) s e Under the 1940 regulations of the FUR JACKRETS and — (I. 0 Cordova—Dora Trelfers, L.|pnternational Fisheries Commission, PARKAS (Sun Time) w52 o0 Clipper Has Low tide—9:36 am., -19 feet. | High tide—3:59 pm., 173 feet. | Low tide—10:02 p.m. 16 feet. 5 For Here & -oo NOTICE | On and after this date, July 8, i I will not be responsible for any| The Alaska Clipper, piloted by d Gene Mey bills contracted by others than Capt. Jerry Jones myself. ring, left Seattle at 8:30 o'clock adv CAESAR SEBENICO, |this morning for Juneau with 12 S & passengers aboard for Ketchikan NOTICE and this city. AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing| FI¥ing to Ketchikan were Charles air route from Seattle to Nome, on Tatsuda, S. Birklund, Mrs, Elaine sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv.|Allman, Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Tal- bott Jr., James Talbott, and Doug- Z - - - las Talbott. | To Juncau are Capt, James | Craine, Kate Schwasdall, R. C. Vogel, William Davidson and R. J. Gleason. (e o, | Subscripe to ‘fhe Daily Alaska Em- | pire — the paper with the largest gunranueed circulation { —The Sign of { a { Dependable Service FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. READ DOWN Mon. and Thur 10:00 READ UP Tues. and Fridays Ar. 410 3:00 ~Lv. 11:10 3:30 Ketchikan Ar. 10:40 5:10 Ar. Juneau Lv. 9:00 and Pri 11:00 11:10 Whitehorse, ¥. T 1:40 11:40 v. Whitehorse, Y. T. v 1 Burwash (L. Kluane) I 1 v. Tanacross, Alaska 1:50 Fairbanks Wed. and Sun. Tues Mon. and Thurs, 3:50 135 M. T 1 9:00 Wed Fairbanks Ar. Ruby Ly Ruby Ar Nome . Lv and Sun. 6:00 4:30 4:10 1:00 Wednesday Fairbanks Ar McGrath Lv. McGrath Ar. Ophir Lv. v. Ophir Plat v. Flat Bethel Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. ¥ J’pms A PWUEV i District Sales Manager F. St. Germain. Area 2 is permitted a catch limit To Kodiak—L. T. Oldroyd, I ; T. |of 22700000 pounds and must be| Palmer, John O'Connor, Walter| clesed to halibut fishing when the Maki, J. B. Loftus, W. A. Lloyd, limit is reached. Area 1, which is Gladys Alden, Gary Alden, ) J.| relatively unimportant to the hali- M. Reb, Floyd Reb, John Dxnex but fishery, has no catch limit and To Valdez—K. Schroeder, E. Me- | is closed to halibut fishing at the l-adden | same time to make the closeure of - ->oo | Area 2 effective. i | . New Fleet Vessels BOUND FOR PALMER The earlier attainment of the Mrs. A, L. Renshaw and daugh- ‘Awa 2 quota and the consequent ter, Miss Jean Renshaw, are pas-|carlier closure of Areas 1 and 2 sengers aboard the Baranof for|in 1940 have been caused by an in- Palmer | crease in the rate of landing due - oo —- |to several factors. Twenty-five to | thirty new vessels have been added - *‘[ '”“" "““~ FRAIL, to the Area 2 fleet this year. A num- wenty-cight passengers aboard | per of vessels that in previous years the Baranol booked for Valdez, are | jeft the halibut fishery in June going to the Interior over l]\”})‘“p elected to continue halibut Richardson Highway by the bus|fishing to the end of the Area 2 route. | season because of higher hahbut On the Bridge of Amenca s Gem Captain Joseph Kemp (left) veteran test skipper in charge of sea trials of the America off the Virginia Capes, shakes hands with Captain Giles C. ! Stedman, who will command the $17,000,000 United States liner in service. The America, largest commercial ship ever built in the United ——— States, ia 30,000-tons, and 724 tmlon“ o We deal direct with the Eskimos of King,Diomede and St. Lawrence Islands Wales, Shismaret and Nome. Send for Our Catalog Dealers please write for Terms. A.POLET NOME Established 1900 e e S TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing L) FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men e rrew. 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