The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1940, Page 6

'-6 —— PO LY AND HER PALS GREAT GADFISH-.. I PURTY NEAR FERBOT/ NOTHING WRONG WITH KITTY, PERK . LOOKS YEAH, I KNOWS SHE DOES, BUT THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE F'RIDAY AUG 2, 1940. | By CLIFF STERRETT | JESS YESTIBDY.- | M. Daniel 8 H | | Don Granam 7 | | L. Hebert, 16 g 7 ukon Brings ' srerver vovewenrs | R | | Double Event—12 Pair M. Daniel 19 . NORTHBOUND ® | Dr. Blanton 16 we ve ere o Hiiiigs bk BRI £5 a7 ¢ | gt B ° ton in port and scheduled e E. E. Ninnis 13 . o th el Tor Bikgway st 11 o= e | tn.Able 80 & 10 } 4 on the ® clock tonight . | - ‘ in, Beatile’ £/ EF1coss, A LG IRGIsd 101y | IMPORTANT NOTICE TO L h I ey ve tomorrow afternoon or e ! . : shigast -Alasks ‘ports and is | § 8TTIVe Somorrow allornoon or A i _ TAXPAYERS I to sall for Skagway at 11 ° ; evening The Common Council of the City 3 : 5 E 9 Tyee scheduled t oarrive 9 p. of Juneau will sit as an Equaliza- Leave DueJuneau Due Juneny va ym Seattle were Miss & _ M- LOMOITOW . | tion Board in the Council Cham- Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound : Beach, Thelma Cherrington, ® Baranof scheduled to afrive o bers of the City Hall from 8 pm. to| *MOUNT McKINLEY July 24 July 27 Aug. 2 f joan Cherrington, Ruth Hampton, ® Sunday b4 |10 pm., August 5th, 6th, 7th, and| ALEUTIAN July 27 July 30 Aug. 5 1 Ruth Hampton, ' Sl AT b | L Frederick Soper, E. Schoenwals, Len | \'7,'-.“]"'\“4,' LS ae 8 | 8th. The Board will consider com-| yYUKON July 30 Aug. 3 Aug. 5 Sparks, Ken Trafton, Everett With- e A ORI 2 | plaints from taxpayers regarding| «pARANOF July 31 Aug. 3 Aug. 9 ow Ll R L | their assessments, and make what- From Ketchikan—G. Graham ¥ CRUEPR, AeriEUnd T g9l e | ever adjustments and corrections y i % 3 From Wrangell—Fred McElhany, ® from Seatlle 9 a. m. tomor- [0 the tax roll that are found nec- §—Calls at Yakutat Northbound and Southbound. St Datarsbure-. i peanas ® row » ks $—-9-Day Totemland Cruise. From Petersburg—Ear] Sifferman toiise hoaared ihe | essary. The Yukon has 160 round trippers * P‘fl"",‘ \',"‘_" i j" e After final meeting of the Board *—Connects with S, S, Cordova at Cordova for Seward, Kodiak ane iboar s 3 o st i no further adjustments can be Seldgvia. o Prince George scheduled 1o sail © | frasiey i ;i 3 P st 1 ® from Vancouver August 5 at ® | Jammed at a Hongkong pier, waving crowds are pic lured 25 the big Canadian Pacific liner Empress of | H. J. TURNER, FOR OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING FORTS . X d City Clerk. 2 C RES (harlol'e |S e 9pm ® Japan backs into the stream loaded with British women and children who recently evacualed the British | ° bl et Y e p OF CALL AND RESERVATIONS CALL ® Alaska ";““‘““”" il from : Crewn Colony before a threatened Japanese invasion. The liner carried ils passengers to Manila. B st R T g ¥ . Seatt August 6 at 9 a. m y 4 S i i [} ZEN[TK BADIUS THE A L ASKA LI N | )} e sail from Vancouver August ® HIRST-CHICHAGOF [} 1941 Models Now on Display || TICK®T FREIGHT OFFIC . 11 8. m. on special Al- ® DEN venis ywwe |} REPAIRS and SERVICE 5. 0, ADAMS—— Agent : 2 7 i e T0 PAY DIVIDEND |\ JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE n \ere this morning e Seattle August 6 at 9 p. m. e ; ‘ f,"‘,",’ffi%,,,,}fllff‘,":fi’?,, \ cl : out thirteen pas- e North chedul to sail ® come, but ‘nol “ukexpected en e a | 4 R 4 = enge e from Scattle August 9 at 10 & e held : OF St :~:~ —% > 5 — Do ety Yoe Mo RAVEOD . B s i i | | SANITARY PLUMBING ‘ Dilz, Mrs. M. C. Schoettler, Mr. ® SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS @ nouncement by Frer | Al S h ‘ : ind Mrs, D. J. Kelly, Miss 0. Kelly, ® Mount McKinley uled to ® To v I g I To R S Speckert, stock broker, of a dfs un a ( es | HEATING COMPANY as a teams lp Ol‘npan P. W. Blake, T. R. Peck, H. L. Lins, |[® arrive Saturday noon south- e to be paid to the stockhold on | W. . NIEMI, Owner SERVICE-ON-ALL-ALASKA-ROUTES Mrs V. B mon, R. Lochrie, H. ® bour . +| August ays the Alaska W ; | | “Let your plumbing worry be & Vingren, ©. Simpson, H. Debasia.|® Pririce Rupért scheduled to ar- ’ : ‘nnv (ll‘ujvnr! amouts to afou || our worry.” PHONE 788 SR » riv 12:30 a. m. Sunday e $50,000, and even shares as of July s | A | < e } g e euay b Anniversary CelBBISNON 5000 T o "' MacKinnon Lad Trounces +—————— MARINE AIRWAYS——U. S. MAIL 4 b : is will b i CET . S R R SR B i i T B B i i e Father and long List S g e e Authorized Carrier ® Aleutian scheduled southbound d i ¢ | o s SERVITE % Kioiitay. . | brings the total amouat that : | SCHEDULED | AIRLINE . LOCAL SAILINGS . GLflf smen Jun ay been paid to the stockholders of Of Novuce Gunners T(MELY CLflTflBS 1 SEAPLANE CHARTER SEKVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA }_ o Extebeth scheduled to sail every F.08 RESSHORC IR0 000, 8 bruly NUNN-BUSH SHOES | HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 * Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- @ Th Guard cutter Haida remarkable reocrd Al weather was poor last | okl o e a0 e o ® ka and wayports. o will I en house Sunday from The Hirst-Chichagof mine i5 10- | nione shotgun fans gathered in the STETSON HATS 2 ¢ » Dart leaves every Wednesday e 9 in ring until 8 o'clock cated at Kimshan Cove on Chicha- | piroec ™ oo o o0® BP0 Bl P ————————————— " ® at1p. m. for Pelersburg, Port e in celebration of Island in Southe ka j otgun Club range on the Quality Work Clothing || ALASKA AIR TBANSPonT Inc. | ® Alexander, Kake ana way e 150th anniversary of the ser President of the compan P hway s | 4 * ports. e Commander R. C. Jewell announced Kay of Seattle, where the m. Skipper MacKinnon was | All Plznes ting Own Acronantieal SHBE ] — #0200 0% a0 e - - today fices are Mr the ‘bigzest surprise of the night | W » d : ¢ gaes ris 'y Station KANG SEATTLE, Aug. 2. — Motorship g Honoring the day, a century and \e well known stoc bt i b S e FRED HE““I"G | GA.;‘bnd ool 612 Northland sailed at 10 o'clock this a half ago when Yankee skippe ializes in the stock of h his father, Sim MacKinnon. || goooc oo S S Badio HAN¢ & ey morning for Southeast Alaska ports Hepley Yeaton was commissioned by | Chichagof, is also one of the trus- | .14 not only beat his father hand. ‘ omp ! Equipped SEAPLANES FOR CHAR' with 40 passengers aboard, the fol- PLANE MOVEMENTS George Washington to operate a tees of the company and has been | ionaiv ot the traps, but also cap- | &—eewn Sy i lowing booked for Juneau: enue cutter, the Haida will hold an ardent booster for the mine ever | o4 high score honors among nine \ - &5 Dr. and Mrs, E. F, Vollert and| oo day long festivities since it first started the develop- | poviea”oun ol [ = daughter, Mrs. David Carlson, Mrs. 2 naf 3\“”“"1’9-§ o tomor. o Boat races, drills and ball games ment plant that brought it into| 'y, yo regulars, Harold Smith | Barsten, Mrs. M. J. Mest, Julian 3 ¥ SOuth ol 9 4. m. LOMOr- o are on schedule, with the Haida to production shot the only perfect score on a | Tassel I8 il T Cethes Skn e PIY, e ERs, = ten-bird run, followed by Spee Paul. | — i pecause of Weather. Mail &) Commander Jewell issued an in-| News of the dividend payment t0| oo rac were as follows, the fourth TO KETCHIKAN 4 Pl‘s:’;‘hj"_:r" ‘{u")x ':’“x‘x"‘“(‘::ll o vitation for the Juneau public to be made August 8 was confirmed | colimn figure representing the A C Arthur Glover, Regional Engineer & FAA Fiectrt, ot lwmm lay ® “come aboard and get acquainted m] Paul Sorensen, Manager of 1; Saat t5EaY OF two piringa: 0. r the Forest Service, flew g, s @ 8 —_ - who returned to the mine at Kim- e for the For (1:’¢1xx¢( | Tow 10 Bet-13 iudibiar reparts before tak- » e Bk Novice Shooters e ;(«.v\tu"li\ i pirees As- R0 Bt to Paibanks s deany \Hm)m"\/LnKmlmn 5 9 8 17} ALASKA TRANSPORTATION Sk rook \”L.\:u' ; “..}2 kAl on| § planes scheduled to fly every o i \”.mnu 1A~nn 7 8 8 16| . the steamer Mount’ McKinley. # ° morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® BY BR"’ISH BOMB The Juneau City Council will gy pomoionon Ldiana| & i 3 5im Mac | ® weather pgrmitting. . el . P ‘eloc , Subscribe to The Daily Alaskd per K .g. o meet ‘lmm_l‘nn at ’.‘uxlmk’“Ox[).\‘ A. Blackerby 10/ Sailings from Pl",s;c.::::s WEEK SAILINGS—Juneas to Neattio Empire—the paper with the largest | ® ® © 2 © § 9 b 3 routine matters are in sight for|nrai4 warden 2 9 Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Juncau paiu clreulation, | .‘\I\‘L'IP,RD/\M‘ AIIL 2—Two per- discussion, according to Mayor M. Faulkner 6 Seattle Seattle No.Bound So.Bound 4 3 " B TI' W ons were Killed and four were ser-|Harry Lucas and City Clerk Har-| npis Blanton g0 6l el 5 : X'ur, = % ol Thah g ¥ R e o 'THL. -..Aug. 2 2. 1DES TOMORROW | ioily injured when a bomb fell ley J. Tumer s ; NOR : 6 TIME TO CAL Troe NEE from a British plane striking the - - N Sm”hwmmmm g il NORTH SEA Aug.13 Aug.13 e Dutch steamer De Tjssel in the Zui-| The Daily Alaska Empire has the Spec Pau] . 0 18| (Sun Time) Rt ‘}H-\"m}:’_fl hat after drop. | EEst paid clrculation of any Al | Don Able, 20. 6 8 8 16| HENRY GREEN, Agent ... ‘ High tide—0:04 am. 178 feet. ‘,”h’"’y'(:'"h\vlw‘ ]"]L‘;w“\v :\“;y"“"g’l'l aska newspaper Dr. Blanton 6 8 8 16 | PASSENGERS FREIGHT ¢ tide—6:32 -23 feet . 2 ; g vy Fi Low tide—6:32 am., -2 |off by German gunfire | EFRIGERATION Bkoagxg%f;go | High tide—12:56 p.m. 164 feet. Saceidcladiin REFRIG - Low tide—6:43 p.m., 1.4 feet. Cahforma Travelers D. B. FEMMER (e rrrrrrrrrrrre 7 AR - { —The Sign of InJ Yuk : ] % g n Juneau on Yukon || pone 114 e ok L LUMBER COMPANY ~ : i COLUMBIA { b d Dependable Service Four travelers from Hollywood ‘ et = OF ALASEA [PPSR § { g 57 4 Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Wilson and READ DOWN READ UP Mr and Mis. William R. Colvin Travel Lumb d Buildin n terialy i Mo d Thur ""“"A“““ :I‘::“ are in Juneau aboard the Yukon CANADIAN ot & er an! ! aierl | i b PR TR today and plan to return here after BACLFIC PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU 330 1 chikan Ar. 1040 making the trip to Skagway and | Lake Bennett, for fishing and a over until the Op- Baranof sails south Mon. and Thurs. 1140 LV, Whitehorse. ¥. T ar 110 Mr. and Mrs. Colvin are former $ e Al e uatie) v A Juneau residents who left here in 1:50 Rr Falrbae 150 M. T, Lv. 9:00 1613 and Co-lvin is visiting old friends today All ‘are friends of Mrs Wed. and Sun P s . 2 A i £ Troy ' from ! whom © they * breught 9 50 Lv. Rub: Ar. 410 greetings to her family. here. 11:30 Ar. Nome 165 M. T. Lv. 1:00 s SHUTTLE FLIGHT Shell Simmons flew out to Ket- chikan vesterdav evening on the regular Thursday clipper shuttle service, taking six passengers and mail. Flying to Ketchikan were Mike Kosoff, A. E. Glover, -Carl Senior, Bruce Bower, H. H. Hilscher, and to Petersburg, Bud Cherrington. Simmons returned this morning with Mike Kosoff from Ketchikan r. Bethel SEATTLE TO IUNEAU $ 95.00 ROUND TRIP . . 171.00 Passenqem ——— Mail —— Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE District Sales Manager sdmiral Harold Stark, whe as chief of U. Incle Sam’s mighty flee ing a visit to his T e — -- I NOTICED A MISS IN HER PURR / ' Women, thldrvn F lee H onghkong “Inmsum 99| S. naval operations directs hown operating a flat-bottom rowboat dur- » home on Lake Carev. near Seranton. Pa. ~—— 1940, King Featuses Syndicaee Iné, World rghes resered. Everett Nowell 6 8 | Fred Barragar b e A |E. E. Ninnis i (G Los Bernard O | N. 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