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i THE DAILY' ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY," JULY 30, 1940. — By CLIFF STERRETT el o P Bf LOVISE KEMPER as a paid-up subscriber to The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the —04m8 CAPITOL THEATRE and receive 2 tickets to see: “"ANOTHER THIN MAN" Federal Tax—5¢ per Person WHY, THEM TALES 1S JESS ANIMAL SUPERSTITIONS. HOW WOULD A GULL KNOW ENUFFE T7--. THEY SAY GULLS DROP CLAMS ON THE ROCKS TO/ ME T/BELIEVE THAT i PRUNEY PRATTLE, Bope 1940, King Peatures Syndicare, Inc. World rights cewrved WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! | [ porrererrs oo oo " BETTY IS BACK FROMTHEBOOMBOOMS sy cuomues | NUNN-BUSH SHOES | STETSON HATS Quality Work Clothing g . 3 i i THE FRED HENNING ' Complete Outfitter for Men (OlUMBIA | {STEAMER MOVEMENTS! | ~, (OMES IN NOBRTHBOUND Aleutian scheduled to arvive 7 o'clock tonight and sails west at 11 o'clock. Princess Charlotte due at 7 o’- , ROUND. Thirteen persons disembarked e % , rom the steamer Columbia here & ClOck this SYeciop = @ e The Dally Alaska Empire guaran- | | 15t night when that vessel came g 1’ mmn’)\\ morning 2 ; tees the largest daily effculation of oy gl M 4 satie 5 any Alaska news I, | - i "“":,.',‘ ”“",, N"‘l“d‘ ;i:(:, Mied o prince Rupert scheduled to ar- ibd e 5 W diace | Leave Due Juneau Due Juneay | Arrivals from Sewdrd' were O: T o, EUHEALER RANOTR, 06 | Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound rrivals from Seward w evening COLUMBIA ¢ P 2 Ex H. B, ¥oss) H. R. L. Johr Yukon due late Friday or Sat- Atk oo B July 23 July 27 on, Rev. W. T. McIntyre, Kenyon el s 0 U T “ | A July 23 July 21 July 29 McLean, Mary n SCHEDULED SAILINGS | “MOUNT MCKINLEY ... July 3¢ July 27 Aug. 2 ¢ From Valdez—R. G. Cameron, E Tyee scheduled to sail from | ALEUTIAN July 27 July 30 Aug. 5 G. Easterly, R. S. McCarrey, Jack attle 9 tonight ON PRINCE SHIPS \ YUKON ... i duly 30 Aug. 3 Aug. 5 MacKinlay, Idaho Pastore Baranof scheduled to sail from { *BARANOF Satiiakia, July 31 Aug. 3 Aug. 9 From Cordova—Thomas Ildstad attle 9 a. m. LOMOLTOW. . | Richard V. Snyder Princess Alice scheduled to sail S. S. “PRINCE RUPERT” e ‘ 2 ~Calls at Yakutat Northbound and Southbound. For Seattle—Charles Welin, R. F. from Vanconver tomorrow at and “PRINCE GEORGE” s X g Farwell, Joe Matcich, Mrs. F. E 9 p. m. alternati it i 1 ..us-Dny e vcm“c' ’ el Abbell. Jane Northland scheduled to sail e | roaing, leave juneau —Connects with 8. S, Cordova at Cordova for Seward, Kodiak ang : Sousa, P. M. Swingle, Francis Mar- from Seattle August 2 at 10 Southbound Every Seldovia. i cus, Julius Andresen, Berlye Gotry a.m ik . SATURDAY at MIDNIGHT r Ketchikan—Ms Cau- >Clumbia scheduled to sai i : e ’ , For Ketchikar Mary K .,( 1 C : :m b 4'»“”:1: '\1”“ L J; i “PRINCE RUPERT" FOR OTHER INFORMA' lION REZGAR})ING PORTS ) thorne, K. Louring, J. Kecfe rom Se Augus at ! OF CALL AND EESERVATIONS CALL oo a. m July—8; 13, 20, 27 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver August 3at 9p m MARGE WALMSLEY i THE ALASKA LINE ‘ g E AR e P TICKET OFFICE—2 FREIGHT OFFICES—4 9 p.m HAS CHARME SHOPPE Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle August 6 at 9 a l v 3 ‘. ‘ ‘M LNENS S Mrs. Mg Walmsley, former SOUTHBOUND SAILIN CANADIRA R e s wellknown weau resident, is now Taku scheduled to arrive at 6 rn : . [ea sh! CO an in business in Renton, near Seat- o'clock. tonight southbound to ! [ { Charme Shoppe and plans on mak-| e Mcunt McKinley scheduled to i ¢ ng it an up-to-date style center arrive F southbound 1 — | LA AR k¢ % e _" for the city of Renton LOCAL SA1LINeS H‘ j"""“‘mm’“‘" e ) fhe Renton Herald has the fol-| @ Extebeth scheduled t0 sail every ; HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL lowing to say regarding the new Wednesday at 6 p. m, for Sit- ] ” i | place of business ka and wayports. ?t U. S. Mail Carrier | 2-Way Radio Communication Autherized Carrier ‘Mrs. Walmsley, who is a sister|® Dart leaves every Wednesday { 3 i SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE of Mrs. C. E. Howson, is well kn at 1 p. m. for Petersburg; Port e 1 | M o s " n A n T | BEAPLANE CHARTER SEKVICE——ANY PLACE IN ALASKA { Alexander, Kake and way ports 0 0000060 0 o R in Renten and Renton district having taught school at Black Dia- mond and Newc e before her marriage to Mr. Walmsl “She returned with Mr. Walmsley z from Juneau, Alaska, last year , PLANE MOVEMENTS and since his death has made her HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 Leaves Ferry Slip, Juneau every Wednesday at 7 aum. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT | oo et e st e et ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS ALASKA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. i Special Weekend Trips Arranged $ 00000000000 0000000000 000000°%°0000000000000000000 0 AR Planes tioal . 3, ) . ¥ tion—. FANSPOR- mm‘ Own Aeronau it at The Biterais Apks. Tiny Betty Taft, three-and-a-half-year-old daughter of the United States Vice Consul at Algiers, was :‘;fi‘;;‘é’:m;d 611&"} H"ont: Jum;< 2-Way Radio Station KANG PHONE “Mrs. Walmsley plans an exten-|e Alaska Clipper scheduled to among the 799 refugees from the war zones of Europ> who were aboard the United States liner Manhat- | Relgil et i 215 R o TTRTRATY ®12 tan when it docked in New York. Betty is going home to Palo Alto, Cal,, her escorts for the moment were returning ambulance drivers. Associated Press Photo. T ] TRACTOR FOLK | ive remodeling program and is e fly from Seattle Thursday keenly looking forward to the open-| e morning at 8:30 o'clock. ing when she will have all new| e PAA Electra scheduled to leave merchandise and will be ready to' ® Fairbanks Thursday morning Equipped SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER Caterpillar is made in six sizes, school of tuna far offshore some greet her friends. e at 9 oclock for Juneau. | ranging hor: T 25 5 ” anging in horsepower from 25 to time ago. mn “Gordon's Apparel will be the|® Planes scheduled to fly every 135 horsepower. Present plans are to raise a “pot” cm L mu? name of the new store and a cor- ' ® morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, Senior will be in Juneau, a guest at Sitka for the first ton of tuna OF ALASEA dial invitation is extended to the|® Weather permitting. at the Baranof Hotel, for the next brought to port and encourage . public.” /e o s e 0000600 0e few days. | “prospecting” of offshore waters by 3 3 i e | B e A MAR'NE FlElD e | properly equipped boats. | A C“o | GOING OUTSIDE . S Freeburn flew back to Sitka this | Mrs, Claudia Winngardnef, mem- | Troes ToMoRROW ber of the staff of Gerald's Cafe —ee e : Lumber and Building Materialy SI'IKA Hop'NG morning with Pilot Alex Holden, | ————— [} ALASKA TRANSPORTATION e ..PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve b of ihe all of Gerad's Cate AL - Caterpillar Turns Qut to Be FOR TUNA OFF il aby Girl CoMPANY and, Modemize Your Homs Under Tille 1, F. H. A. the Columbia enroute to Seattle for| Low tide—4:17 am. 14 feet Boat Engine—Use Is | Y s a short visit with her sister. Tt e LES - e | BARANOF lSlE | Weighs ! Pier 7 Seattle -on i MRy, i i | ‘ Try a classified ad in The Empire, | HIgh tide—10:27 pin., 156 feet Now In(reaslng | zo pou“ds 2 R e Leaves u o T E L G A s rl N E A “ & = >oo ——— i | Aot oo s At EhOTICE oy Tctor engines i vouts, That Warm Walers of Japanese opuan svrr, mo, say |{ % % TARY 1 i surprising = ;s to ome . pecple, but —C i - D air route from Seattle to Nome, on ¥ s ¢ & 30.—County Health Officer Dr. jair route {rom Seatle 1o Nowme, U1 by no moro. surprising than Current May Produce BoComt Rl ML |1 s viGie l it has been to the Caterpillar diesel : to Mr. and T10 7 7 | AR reople during the past two years New F'Sh wea"h dawgluler, Was, R i1 REFRIGEBA' b . Every Elfort Made for the Comiort of Guests! I i GASTINEAU CAFE us. Joseph Hunter, negroes 11 § FOR YOUR CAB | . Subscribe to The Dally Alaska 1 Senior, representing Cater- — 1 5 i s # 2 ’ X % %3 days ago that ‘“undoubtedly BROADWAY CAB CO. Empire—the paper with the largest pillar for the Northern Commercial —Lawrence Freeburn, Superintend- wef‘hcd‘m pounds at birth.” i H ST PaS st Company in. the Southeast Alaska ent of the Pyramid Packing Com- Res. Mutiter I the MORDF Of % g — district with headquarters at va - p?m,\. l}u.x lu')p(s tha]t‘fv..ml I;):(m;, nine other children, ' " m Domaoc R . chikan, visiting in Juneau today, ex- will become a new phase of Sitka's Hunter said: “We were sav- o ] AGENT ¢ 3 plained this new phase of boat expanding fisheries. o P’ uepl 2 -— 5 N g the best for the last. The s‘gn o' engineering as having risen from Flying over last night from the Medical authovities saidd. the : : nr { : { ¥ a demand of fishermen for old trac- Historic City to confer here withi o ¢ chmse 2 y aby was undoubtedly one of i { Dependahle Service s Ausust Buschman, one of the| APy wAS undoubledly one ef s that a little over two Pyramid Packing Compar § D e ) Y LGN, country, i READ DOWN b o fisliprmen 18, the Quir| Who flew novth with the Alaska st i Mon. and Thurs Tues. and Prigays | Of. Mexico were amazed at the per-' Clipper, Freeburn declared that in) 10:00 Ar. 410 formance two fishermen were get- Dis mind, tuna fishing off Sitka is NOTICE! ona -4 e Lv. 110 ting out of a second hand tractor @ i“*;:‘:‘fedl;“&:“:“(:" Shell Simmons| Summer plant sale by Martha So- : -, li < 510 Juneau Lv. 900 engine they had installed in their i® mf) il to sea ito biue | CleW, Wed., July 31, at 10 a. m. m_ { Tues. and Fri Mon. and Thurs, water of the Japanse Current with Northern Light Church Parlors. adv. . ” ! o a When second hand- engines were : e ———— m’ . SAILINGS—Juneas te Seattie i i b = TRl Al : 2 ; ANES WETC party of tuna fishermen to pros- WEEK e 4 o 1 35 M. T. Lv. 140 all bought up, the factory was 5 Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau 11:40 . Whitehorse, Y. T. Ar. 1:10 called on. and hesding the inoes-|REchJor tuns schools Today's news today In The Empire A A Burwash (L. Kluane) . & . 8 azing the inces-| g T Coe found,” Freeburn de- i LINER Seattle No.Bound So.Bound Tanacross, Alaska Lyv. f sant demand for tractor engines Fairbaiks : T. Ly lared, * ght jus at July 30 o PN % 0% - for boats, Caterpillar made a few | Careh “but it might just be thali i ) ; 0 tuna were on the surface at that Wed. and Sun. || changes and came out in the ma- e particular stage of the tide.” Eatrbanks Ar rine field with their d it 4 B lr‘z:;'y l,i: 1 T Nox Exken lfiglkhbul.ll ‘alld ’\yl(m ll'xx\])elat:‘;e: 3 : : ... Phone 109 Nome Ly Since that time erpillar diesels iAhes hiave been foulilh AR July 26—Aug. 6—Aug. 16 CITY WHARF . .. _Phone 23 ; . " a hundred miles to sea off Cape mm : i & haye come more and more into| pggecumbe, warmer waters than | Princess Charlote v = ‘Deugias Agent . _Phone 13 y. Palrbanks 5 marine use on the Pacific Coast those off the coast of Oregon where | Aug. 2—Aug. 23 \ Nearsth 41 : and the Mississippi River tuna fishing is now a major in- Princess Louise McGrath Ernest Whitehead, diesel engineer gustry. : i from the Fairbanks offices of the “We've never had verified reports ! Connections at Vaneouver with f N.C., flew here a few days ago that tuna have been caught off| Canadian Pacific Services: b ,,..,,,'..m... - BN e S i el ; to make a cruise of Southeast Al- Sitka,” Preeburn said, “but the hali- TRANSCONTINENTAL 5 i 4 sk ericing i taling Catr but bt Ao reored ghin TRANS-ATLANTIO ZENITH RADIOS SANITARY. PLUMBING and ; ar e g : _ 5 | TRANS-PACIFIC = . 1941 Models Now on Display HEATING COMPANY i Ho bes already been fo Wran-| 4 s R Tickets, reservations and full 'REPAIRS and SERVICE W. J. NIEMI, Owner ffaedm':( nu;:be;- :.‘:'"L \:\')L“‘Yahfm)(;:\- FOR RENT — Office space in V. W. 'u:m JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Let your pl\lmblixg worry be ! of craft. Yesterday | Gross 20th Century Bldg o % W NV { 464 i worry. PHO H a g he returned from a servicing trip | s tor oy Bldg. Suits Agent, CPR—Junean, Alaska |} Phone Bill Hixson our L NE 788 | ¢ able physician, dentist or » wa sp . to Sitka and has on his schedule | beauty parlor. Will remodel to | | | yet, Ralston Island, Yakutat Haines, 4 e { LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE District Sales Manager |l keicnikan and *.tiakatia sult tenant. Apply Collseum e 0 s | Theatre. i e marine 1es ] e diesel put out oyja - _,,__..____41

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