The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 17, 1940, Page 6

"~ 6 VR POLLY AND HER SWELL-- Sail South paskay from Sitka. | g pyee due Saturday Ihcss suiling were H. F. Burt | BEDULED SAILINGS daughter, Hazel Willlams and Flec-| o Norhland - scheduled -~ to sail ta Harringtor | from Seattle July 19 at 10 Riaaiaica i a, m. Columbia scheduled to sail from Seattle 9 am. July 20, from Vancouver ly 20 Prince G ge scheduled to sail 9 pm s _ | ® Alaska scheduled to sail from SEATTLE, July 17.—Steamer Tyee Seattle July 23 at 9 a.m is now bound for Southeast Alaska |® Taku scheduled to sail from ports Joaded with freight and full Bepttle July 23 at 9 p. m. o SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS The only passenger booked for |® Puincess Louise scheduled to Juneau aboard the Tyee is Garrelt B. Halloway B PAUL SATKO AT PETERSBURG ON WAY 10 JUNEAU Ark Shghfl—y—bamaged When Hits Log-Reduc- | tion Gears Broken | Pt | PETERSBURG, Alaska, July 17. Paul Satko has brought the Ark of Juneau into this port from Wrangell with the entire family abeard, after a trip of eight hours. The Ark’s bow was slighly dam- aged by a log in Bradfield Canal and one of the reduction gears w. also broken. As a result of the two accidents, the speed of the craft was reduced to five knots an hour. Satko said he will probably re-| main here two days and then pro- ceed on his way to Juneau. -0 ORCHIDS FOR ALL LOSIGATOS, Cal, July 17— Orchids in every California garden will become possible if the plans of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gay work out. They hope to develop a variety 1 which does not require the special care which make orchids expensive. | - Subscripe to ‘whe Daily Alaska Em- pire — the paper with the largest guaranteed circulation 19 . LOCAL SAIL: PALS ONLY TH' VILLAIN ENDED I'STEAMER MOVEMENTS . NORTHBOUND e Neith Sea scheduled (0 arrive e at 6 oclock this evening. Prince Rupert ;Gue Lomorrow afternoon or evening. Princess Charlotte dus 2:30 pm Friday. Baranof, due Saturday arrive. at 7 o'clock riday merning and sails south two hours later Mount McKinley scheduled to arrive Friday afterncon at 1 o'clock and sails south two hours later. Aleutian due southbound next Monday. « Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 6 p. m. for 8it- e ka and wayports. o Dart leaves every Wednesday e at 1p.m. for Petersburg Port e Alexander, Kake and way * ports. P o0 0 00000 e - R 1900000000 C00C00CLL00000C 0000000 R 00000 esBee | PLANE MOVEMENTS ll ® Alaska Clipper scheduled to takeoff from Seattle at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow. PAA Eleet heduled to hop from Faribanks for Juneau at 9 a: m. tomorrow. Planes scheduled to fly every morning at 9 o’clock for Sitka, weather permitting. - o> ‘ Tipes ToMORROW (Sun Time) Low tide—6:16 am. -17 feet. High tide-12:46 p.m, 158 feet. Low tide—6:22 pam., 25 feet i | HELP A | ALASKAN | Tekrp‘n'"c 713 cr write 8 o ‘err| rial * Fifiployment “Service for. this qualified worker. MACHINIST'S . HELPER—Single age 43, one year .of . high. school FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. w...,,,.,.mz ! ~The Sign of Dependable Service INTA A BowL O’ FRUIT WITH SOME FEATHERS STICKIN' UP OUTA IT/ four years’' experience in machine shops, one season as helper to ma- chinist in salmon cannery. Can do any common lapor. Call for ES 137. Rinet Belgian soldiers are shown loAding their arms into trucks, under the [ [ 4 < ! Radiophote supervision of German troops, following the surrender by Leopold, King of the Belgians, according to the German censor-approved caption. The Belgian government in Paris has deposed Leopold as a result of his flashed bv radio from Berlin to New York. ., = I Toma F4sar WX/~ - two teachers from Ohio who have Bl’lhs!'] [)'1‘[_! F'] Ol [\ par Fie st Wes Leen house guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Calvin Pcol for the past three - wieks, enroute home for the first part of their return trip East as Large Rooms 1 British troops are shown digging a long trench in the Egyplian desert as one of the defense measures undertaken in the land of the pyramids. Egypt’s own army is small, but well equipped. However, they are aug- mented by a large Allied army entrenched in the Near East. | DOUGILA | NEW PILOT PROSPECTS FiSHING GROUNDS NEAR pEIERSBURG N()IK"'J"_SEA‘:IS O b Rineharl PI]'S Plane 10‘N,f{‘.§"“;3; business will bring the into Douglas tonight N U f Aid G" when she arrives on the channel ew use 10 - | frem the south. Some 3,000 cases Y of salmon awai ipment to Se- —_ |and other freight will be unloaded. G r i the ai ink annerymen. nave usec e air- pian® in lecating fish, but Jimmy ALTAR SOCIETY MEETS ersburz flier, has put oS : the gillnetting bus- Mrs. Ed Baretich will enterl_:nn the Douglas Ladies Altar Society as well, ‘!ur a business meeting at her home Yesterday, Rinehart flew over , the gillnetting areas near Peters- tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. burg and Wrangell, “spolted” fin-| : Sy ning ccheels and ret 4 tc Pet-| VISITORS SAIL ON TAKU ersburg tc inform five gilinetters there who had hired his pl | The Taku sailing south. this With definite information as to|merning took Hazel Williams where fish were schooling, the fish-|and Miss El Herrington the ermen left port directly for their| s - R chesen grounds without H}‘.L' nece “—1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS | ity “of . “proep for 03l 1y the United States: Commission- ounds by the harder trial and| " o (ex-officlo Probate) Court for | error. methed | the Territory of Alaska, Sitka Rinchart flew in to Juneau this| Gommissioner's Precinct, morning in his Glacier Bug Aer-| 1, the Matter of the FEstate of coca, bringlng with him Bjarne| ANNA W. A, HART, Deceased Riksford Petersburg fisherman who| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. will take a medical examination|inat the undersigned was, on the here preparatory to taking fIying| gyd day of July, 1040, duly appoiuted lessons. with Rinehart | administrator of the estate of-ANNA {W. A. HART, deceased, and that let- | |ters testamentary therefor on said. | day, were duly issucd to the under- | N RN R e et S READ DOWN' READ UP Mon. and Thurs. Tues. and Fridays 10:00 Lv. Seattle — Ar, 4:10 3:00 Ar. Ketchikan Lv. 11110 3:30 Lv. Ketchikan Ar. 10:40 5:10 Ar. Juneau Lv. 9:00 Tues. and Pri. Mon. and Thurs. Z 11:00 Ly. Juneay i Ar. 3:50 11:10 Ar. Whitehorse, Y. T. 135 M. T. Lv. 1:40 11:40 Lv. Whitehorse, Y. T Ar. 110 1 Ly. Burwash (L. Kluane) AL : f Lv. Tanacross, Alaska Lv. i 1:50 Ar. Fairbanks 150 M. T. Lv. 9:00 Wed. and Sun Wed. and Sun. & ¢ 8:00 Lv. Pairbanks Ar. 6:00 3 s Ar. Ruby . Lv. 4:30 9:50 Lv. Ruby Ar. 4110 h 11:30 Ar. Nome 165 M. T. Lv. 1:00 £ Wednesday Wednesday . 8:00 Lv. 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