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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1940. ONE ; I S'PosE 'T'HEVA\N"T' SOUL IN THIS HOUSE- HOLD KNOWS IT'S MY BIRTHDAY. HORN-SWOGGLED SANITARY PLUMBING (md L2 HEATING COMPANY | | i By CLIFF STERRETT IUST mwm cuw SHOES Joe Kelly, Kaberdasher Next to Winter & Pond W. 5. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be PHONE 788 YUP. THERE ITIS, SAM/L ==« ALL MADE OUT AN’ READY FER YOou T'SIGN! I BETS YUH'D BE S'PRISED IF T GAVE YUH A NICE FAT our worry.” | +— ‘ Try a classified ad in The Empire. (et e s oo e e ‘§ K. WEAVER The Daily Alaska Empire Is/invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the —_— CAPITOL THEATRE MKINLEY IN PORT BRIEFLY il ] 1 ere th morr 1 ean Alaska pa: nze from Se ttle ar K k J. Armst v mfort Cary ¥ koff 1. W. M nd y J. Peterscn, Paal ¢ 1 Paul I C. H Ratt I rick n, Mr Vidric wzanne Vidricksen, Eric J C wer J. Johnson, Georg M 1€ D. C. McLeiland, Roger eafer, Thomas Warin: rom Ketchikan—W. H. Baum, F. Schaub, Roul Borheff, Grant Gor y t ard Mrs. A Forsythe, J Heller Mrs. 1 M ari, M. M. Huff and wife, R. Ca igh, L. W. Fisher, I O. Burn: H. meltzer, Boh Fogg Walter Reck, R. T. Tew, A. Forsythe, A. Kunz, L. Grs 8. Bodie, A. Davis J. Manning, T. Dooley, E. J. He- be L. Mari, V. Solvaga, H. Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Jenny, H. K Johnson, R, Dickey To Valdez—E. A. Smith, R, M. Pepin, B. Rutledg; To Homer—Nels Johnson To Seldovia—Mrs. L. Reinkke To Kodiak—C. Halcher and B. M Vigul o ees PANAIR BOAT LEAVES WITH 15 IN SEATS Alaska Clipper got The off for| Seattle from Auk Bay at 9 o'clock this morning with 15 passengers m here} including a seven months haby gl baby girl is little Phyllis Corn- vell of Nome, whe with her mother, daughter-in-law of Mr, and M Charles Code, Home theatre op: ators, flew by PAA Electra frem Nome to Junieau to board the clipper. Pagsengers leaving h J. Cornwell, Phyllis Olson, Frederick Lusk . Judge and Mrs ram, Guy Cain, Mr Dr. William Dav. lund, M e wera, Mrs, rnwell, Oscar Harriet Yor- DeWitt Mer-| R. R. Elgin, Efrum A Louise Patter- and Clff Daw n, on, on >-oe - Subseribe for The Empire. 117 F YOUR CAB . BROADWAY cg 0. e e S Sy B e e and receive 2 tickets to see: “"BEWARE SPOOKS" Federal Tax—5¢ per Person WATCH THIS SPACE as a paid-up subscriber to ) § | STeAMER MOVEMENTS | Your Name May Appear! e e v e 0 000 0 1| I | 2 3 2 i it e | S ————— — s d T NORTHBOUND | Bringing 17 persons fmm‘ the Alice scheduled to ar- [ | Westward and taking 20 out, the s at 7:150°clock this even | steamer Baranof ~was in Juneau shortly after midnights | u due 4 am. Sunday Arrivals were Ji S. Barnett, R. E.| leutian due Tuesday Barringer, Hildegarde Baumgarten, North a due Tuesday SCHEDULED SAILINGS Princess Louise scheduled to ail from Vancouver tonight at 9 o'clock Prince Rupert scheduled tc gail frem Vancouver July, 15 at 9 p. m kon scheduled to sail from attle July 16 at 9 a. m cheduled to sail from attle July 16 at 9 p. m Princess Charlotte scheduled to ailf rom Vancouver July 16 at 11 a. m., special S. E. Al- aska cruise Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle July 17 at 9 aw Northland scheduled to sail 10 19 from Seattle July at a.m SOUTHBOUND SA Prince George is hedule to.atrive at,12:3¢ a. m. Sunday and sails south at 1:30 a.m Alaska southbound early Mon- day morning. Columbia seheduled bound next Monday. Mount McKinley scheduled south next Friday LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ka and wayports, Dart leaves every Wednesday at 1 p. m. for Petersburg Port Alexander, Kake and way ports. o0 00000000 D Tipes TomcRrRCW |§|m Time) south- $ 0000000000 cecceececr0e00002000000ssEe . . . . . . . . . . 16 s 127 iy 4d 51 pan,, 16.0 feet feet. feet. feet. Low High Low, High tide—! Tides Monday feet. feet. feet. feet, tide—3:40 a.m. 0.8 tide—10:08 a.m., 13.3 i 41 pm., 41 57 pm., 164 | 3 SRR S S R S Wilson T. Beale, Lydia Dodge, Lloyd | Grenlie, S0l Lachman, Frank Powell, Mark Rivenburg, Edna Schinke, Lydia Thiedeman, C. F. Wayer, W. O. Walter, Eddie Anderson, Russell | Gordon, Ivar Conn, and John Conn. | Sailing to Seattle were Beulah | Morkwal, Wayne Johnson, F. Goos, | | Margaret McFadden, Margs | rahamson, Mrs, M. Metsala, Peter Levald, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. MeCrack- | en, Mr. and Mrs. C. A, Crist To Wrangell—Mrs, F. Paul, Mrs Charles Jones, Mrs. J. L. Ripley, Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Francis Fargher, Justine Ripley. Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound 10 Ketchikan—Irwin Heine, M. D.| *BARANOF July 3 July 6 July 12 =4 |williams, C. Marhuk, M. V. Denn.| $COLUMBIA July 6 July 9 July 15 WPA workers Daniel P. Sullivan, Ernest Verrier, Albert Lindsey and Frank:Oselo take time out from v . o ALASKA July 9 July 13 July 15 work on a new Boston subway to swear allegiance to the United States. George C. Lawlor, head timec | *MT. McKINLEY July 10 July 13 J e keeper, reads the oath, The workers signed affidavits declaring their citizenship and denying any affilia- H ALEUTIAN i b ircfle tion wilhy the Communist party or the German-American Bund, members of which are being dropped ~~a NGY@ nifs o LA July 13 guly 16 July WPA payrolls, Workers found to have falsely denied membership face prison terms,_ X URON July 16 July 20 July B',"ish Raided‘ *BARANOF July 17 July 20 July 2 ] e Shepardson, Anne Travelli, Albe | §—Calls at Yakutat Northbound and Southbound. ElE(IRfiS GE! AlfiSKA Wile, Rosina Shepardson. i | $—9-Day Totemland Cruise. From Southeast Alaska ports—J.| CAIRO, Egypt, July 13. — The *—Connects with S. S. Cordova at Cordova for Seward, Kodiak ang AWAY i A?c G?é M. Wykcoff, Mrs. Wyckoff, M. M Brn_mh Admirun‘y admits that the Seldovis. 3 LEIL VI MAKHM Hoff, Mrs, M. M. Hoff, Mike Kosoff, | Itallans made eight alr raids over FOR OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING VFORTS Mirs. Peter Johnson, Roy Ronhardt, British naval units in the Medi- 2 i5 ‘ 4 Sailing to Haines—O, Hales, Mrs, | terranean. However, the Admiralty | OF CALL AND RESERVATIONS CALL FAIREANKS RUK Kletza, Clara Kletza, Patty Klet- |disputed the Italian claims of hav- 1 ©0 00000000000 C00000050600009500000000600000e0esc0s PLN A F za and M. J. Snyder ing sunk a transpore and damaged| N M ALASKA LINE Two Pacif Airwa To Skagway Dennis, Mary |two British destroyer | TICKET OFFICE— FREIGHT OFFICES—4 iR e S e h an Soufolis, Jimmy Soufolis, Mrs. - | H. O. ADAMS _ Agent benk reen noon she ifolis, Edna Shimke, R. E. “‘ g - after 5 o'clo : o Sol Lachman, Tke Taylor, | yoyGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. Passengers goil re, E et SIS "_ 15 mussen and Sarah Palmer. i 2 i wina. Hotrls, Hele C Bajor Toubd iioners sud suta e puncal e s s G, Ml Carrier Andre Violante, Paul Thomhg, 1 e\ e o, > Bailey, J. D. Noble, F. 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