The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 27, 1940, Page 6

WEEK ! T'LL HEAVE ANY ROMEO OUT ON HIS EAR / IN TH’ HALL RIGHT Now/ HAT AN’ CANE PARKED MARINE NEWS ALASKA IN v NORTHBOUND ¢ Mount Me¢Kinley in port and o scheduled to sail at 6 o'clock . h:s afternoon for the west- . ard. ¥ prtiiihs Tohise” scheduled” 1o é arrive this ‘cvening e Taku scheduled to arrive at S 7 A ekt e 4:30 a. m. Sunday Lae Y o i H,A\"’r"["“ ‘\"]‘::fv‘ “"',’ ® Aleutian due Thesday [ v st Py “‘\r"‘::f makihe the | ® North Sea due Tuesday D P Golden Circle Toars,|® SCHEDULED ‘SAILINGS B and. Lousn "S- & Princeés Charlotte scheduled to Passengers arriving here from Se- o . & sail from Vancouver 9 p. m were J. K. Campbell, Lorin ¢ {00 ' Mr. and Mrs: Lynn Gem- | g oy 00 Rupert, scheduled to sail Matilda * Holst, ' Lester “Hiw= | & FTno® FAPET ST el 8 lett, Dr. William ‘Kruschwitz, Mex | & HO Ve L i Mrs. W. E. Kruschwitz, Warren / Ton | @ Yukon scheduled to sail from fix:x;(l}w\’l:/_ M. Kruschwitz, = Eline ¥ 'Seattlc July 30 at 9 &, antakar 1 ¢ Tyee scheduled to sail from Ml']""“P' rsburg—Wesley Walter, | g "o i11e July'30 at 9 p. m. iles Price. A 4 y | ® Baranof scheduled to sail from ‘From Wrangell—Dr. and “Mra.| & BEER S e o William M. '‘Whitehead, ~Virginia : T twe by - Whitehetids, | & Princess Alice scheduled to sail Whitehead, two baby WhIteheads, | g = ¢, om vancouver July 31 at 9 and D. £ Saséen . From Ketchikan-—0. T. Gardner.| g yoypiang scheduled to sail M. S'Whittler, 'N. ‘A. McEachran, (g ~ ¢ (Seattle August 2 at 10 J. C. Melquist, V. Borleské, Mrs. g OM S i Borleske, Alice Peterson R B Aot Sailing (o ‘Haines wete Miss L. B ah Prince Geor rednled Eenl N |# southbound at 1 a. m. Sun- For' Skagway=Dr. C.'L. Polley,| g SothPound at & a.m. 8 A. Van''Mavern, ‘Patricia Mallott,|g ,0%- o Mrs. Frank Boyle B. F. Kane, #. J.| § “000, 00T O Sont Cranston, J. J. Connors, Sr., M. L.| g ;i'n\' # 3 Sides, L. Alby, Miss A. L. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dolphin, Ken ¢ C‘(};’"}‘\;’:’:‘(I:"_‘”'“b"‘“"' Sunday Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson, IR 1y \ s . 4 LOCAL SAILINGS Dorothy Peterson, Dr. and Mrs. H.|§ o s vk Estebeth scheduled to sail every L. Vidrickson, Suzanne Vidrickson, ¥ | ‘Wednesday-at 6 for Sit Crombie Allen, Ernest Polley OOk & Pull-S0E ol v i ¢ ka and wayports. ¢ Dart leaves every Wednesday {8 at1p, m.for Petersburg Port ® Alexander, Kake and way [* po ® 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 o g Has Eleven For]uneau . Aln\kd Clipper scheduled to fly from Seattle next Mon- day, July 29 at 8:30 a. m. SEATTLE, July 27. — SLeamor‘l PAA Electra due from Fair- North Sea sailed for Southeast Al-,® banks about 4 o'clock this aska ports at 5 o'clock yesterddy|® afternoon. afternoon with 185 passengers ® Planes scheduled to fly ev booked including the following for|® ‘morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, Juneau: |® weather permitting. John Deverea Miss Edith Mur-/e @ @ ¢ © @ @ @ ¢ o o o er, W. Wilkelmy, A. E. Kremling, | 8 e g Mrs. Rena Petrucci, Miss Carol B. TP Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Skuse, Mrs. B. L. Holbrook and daughter, Mrs, H. A, Bauer. | - e - { | The American Medical Direc- tory lists 195104 physicians in its latest edition, noting incr es for 38 slates and the District of Co-| lumbia, TIME TO CALL FOR YOUR BROADWAY CAB CO. [ [ioes Tomom aska news 1DES TOMORROW (Sun Time) Low tide—0:59 am. 38 High tide—7:00 am, 11.1 ow tide—12:52 pm., 55 High tide- 16 p.m. 13.7 Tides Monday Low tide—2:12 am., 3.5 High tide—8:27 a.m, 109 Low tide—2:07 p.m., 6.0 High tide—9:30 p.m., 145 - - The Daily AlaskKa Emplre has the | largest paid circulation of any Al- |Carnegia per. R Empire craswilieds pring results. { —The Sign of READ DOWN Mon. and Thurs, 10:00 3:00 3:30 5:10 v. Seattle Ketehikan Ketchikan Juneau Tues. and Pri 11:00 11:10 11:40 Juneau Whitehorse, ¥ Whitehorse. ¥ Burwash (L. Kluane) Tanacross, Ala 1:50 Fairbanks Wed. and Sun 8:00 9:30 9:50 11:30 Falrbanks Ruby v. Ruby . 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He said he would ‘ather see the postal department onduct its own it tigation of he reputation and capabilities of | ipplicants ~ through its own in- pectors. Mitchell ke before Virginia Association of nd outlined the and on political workers paid from funds. He explained that the Civil Serv- ice Commission has fought the post- 11 department custom ol 1bmit- ting final lists of perscns eligible the West Postmasters Government’s L g 4P shows Adolf Hitler (center) as he addressed the Reichstag and the world, warn- | ing Great Britain to withdraw from the conflict or see the destruc- tion of her world empire and terror for millions, Hermann Wi England’s last chance, from Ficld Marshal to Marshal of behind Hitler, Hitler said this was ilhelm Goering, who the Reich, s promoted | is standing above and | BARANOF PASSES THROUGH .. Twenty passengers arrived on the Baranof early this morning from the Westward and 24 sailed south. From Seward passengers were Mary Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Beck, J. M. Greany, Katherine Leigbly, Mr. and Mrs. George Leh- man, J. B. Loftus, Mrs. Frank Mc- Huga, Jjochn McQuiston, O. V. Mil- lett, ' Koy Minor, John O'Connor, H. VanOrberg and Irvin Rubin. From Orca—O. Bergseth, Robert Mechuer, J. H. Mosley, H. Synnes- vedt, sames O'Keefe. Nina = Solovieva, Nick | Meorat, . Poncin, L. E. Tucker, Al Blake, sam White, F. A. Shaffer, | H. Bradley John Pirak, V. Semar in, ¢Ars. H. H. Jarvis, Harve > Stevens, C. H. Rat- ay, Guy Carlon | For Ketchikan—R. B. North V. Bailey, H. W. Williams, Harr Williams, Kaaslo Nasi, B. L. C. P. Williams . —— Cdds Are Already On Democrats fo Remain in Power (Continued trom Page One) L. lett Kern, big press conference, he seemed lost looked helplessly around and said: “Who's in cl ge here? {T can’t be, I haven't any I can't find “One-Eyed” Con- nolly but if he gets into this con- vention without a ticket, he de- serves the gate-crashers’ Pulitzer. It takes a blitzkrieg of five Magi- not lines of gatekeepers and some- times the storming of a whole rear-guard of sergeants-at-arm to get a seat Just to give you a hint of what women’s suffrage has done to- ward dressing-up political con- | ventions, make a note that Helen ;Gahagfln. actgess and wife of Actor Melvyn Douglas, - is national com- mitteewoman from California, ah! Sailing to Seattle were Claude! loglcal Question GALLEN, Switzerland, July wo Swiss monks, whose con- tact with the heavens is spiritual, learned that their secular Swiss countrymen were on the lookout for more material visitors 'from the skies. i The monks, from the lamous! old monastery of Einsiedeln, went| calling in the high 8ihl Valley whose inhabitants = rarely see a visitor. ey knocked at the door of| one lonely farm house. The door was opened an inch or two by an old woman. 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