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

THIS SEEMS LIKE A HECK [ OF A SCHEME \ EER SNEAKIN’ \kupsvwzs, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUG. 6, 1940. OLUMBIA i V] WL STEAMER MOVEMENTS' | l : . NORTHBOUND o . at 7:30 tor ht ® ® Princ ! 1 due at T30 e . oclock evenin . .l land expected wrrive ” . cmetime tom OW Mol . . s definite at 3 p. m . ® Princ i i heduled to ar- @ ‘ a brougt SL riv Thursday evening . & . lotte seheduled to © b ° g p. m. Friday. ® W Ll due late Friday or Sat- © 4 o el o urd: . : g VeIt e SCHEDULED SAILINGS ® o frs. E. L. Bartlett, ' ¢ paiy seheduled to sail from @ 8 ¥ John B O) ! J . Seattle 9 tonight . ; Mrs, Fred Dim- | ¢ poynt McKinley scheduled to @ Field D, W. Hagerly, | o gajl from Seattle 9 a. m. to- ® N F ext Don Hi 3 % . morrow. id frs. Walter Larson, Florence Marsh, | ¢ nopgh Sea scheduled to sail ® Tre. Alice Merriman, Margaret Nel- 1o g5 geattle August 9 at 10 ® A B. Phillip: Bob Tips . a. m. . . Peterson, A. 1. Rodder, Mis. | ¢ pengli scheduled to sail from I. Rodder, Cecilia Rowe, Mrs. M. | o geqttle August 9 at 9 a. m. | Tippets, L. G. Wingard o Aleutian scheduled to sail from ® : AR M J. o Seattle August 10 at 9 a. m. ® w on, Mary E. Pel- ¢ princess Alice scheduled . e sail from Vancouver 9 p. m. ® om Wrangell — H. H. Hilscher o August 10 ° Harry William e Prince Rupert scheduled to sail ® W e from Vancouver August 12 at @ [ e 9pm . l o u ' S e H a s o SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e o Baranof scheduled southbound e e Friday . . LOCAL SAILINGS . 8 passen ers o Es{ebeth scheduled to sail every ® ® Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ® o ka and wayporis. . ® Dart leaves g Wednesday © For J u n ea u e at1p. m. for Pelersburg, Port & e Alexander, Kake and way e ® ports . ® 8 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 - Canadian Pacific steamer Princes Louise is scheduled to arrive in port | f oclock this evening with | PLANE MOVEMENTS l many tourists aboard and the fol- I ‘“ Tt pawmne booked for Ju-|g Ajacra Clipper scheduled to ® _ Lois Wittmeyer, Mary Anne Ford, R ‘:’:']‘lfll‘”f' ; L Benjamin Twitchell, Mrs, Mary Rob- g e south tomorrow, leaving at 9 ® ertson, Alvena Robertson, Valena ; g a5} Roberison, Master Raymond Rob-|g & M Mall closes 8¢5 a..m. o ertson and Nell Lang for Tulsequah | o . -OMOIToV. s i S 4 ® Two PAA Electras expected to ® el ¢ e fly to Fairbanks late this af- ® ® ternoon after arrival of Al- e A“(E SA“j e aska Clipper from Seattle. o y e Planes scheduled to fly every o e morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® TAKING EIGHI e weather permitting. . A ® 8 & 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0o — il o Sk The Princess Alice sailed from L s here at 9 o'clock this morning after arriving here from Skagway at 6 ‘ Tipes TOMORROW a. m, and took eight passengers —_— outh from here —_— ing were James Foote, Mr (Sun Time) and Mrs. Bruno Weil, C. E. Daven-| High tide am, 179 feet. port, R. Tunison, Mr. and Mrs, C. Low tide—9:15 am -19 feet W. Stevenson, J. MacKinnon High tide—3:34 pm, 185 feel D Low tide—9:46 pm., -03 feet y a classified ad in The Fmplre BB o0 o 2 Of the 54196480 acres in Min- TIMETO T nesota, 2447360 are surfaced by DS Subseripe to The Daily Aiaska Em- pire — the paper with the largest FOR YOUR CAB guaranteed circulation, IR L BROADWAY CAB CO Emprre ciassifieds bimg results. { —The Sign of Dependable Service READ DOWN 8 READ UP Mo T ‘Tues. and Fridays 10 00 Lv Ar. 4:10 A Lv. 11:10 0 I Ar. 10:40 10 A Lv. 9:00 Fri . Mon. and Thurs. Ar. 3:50 ! Lv. 1140 s Ar. 1:10 Lv. 1 Lv. f 150 M. T. Lv 9:00 1 Sur Wed. and Sun L Fairbanks Ar. 6:00 ) Ar. Ru Lv. 4:30 950 1 Rub: Ar. 4:10 1% Nome 106 M. T. Lv. 1:00 Wednesday L 150 M. T. Ar. 2:30 ‘\ Ly. 5:45 1 Ar. 5.15 Ar. o 28 Lv. 4:50 l_ Ar. 445 Ar Lv. 4:05 Lv. Fla = Ar. 4:00 Ar. Bethel L Lv. 2:30 SEATTLE TO JUNEAU S 95.00 ROUND TRIP . 171.00 Passengers —— Mail —— Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE District Sales Manager | tion of thy | The $17,500,000 United against the skyline of Manhattan NWS NEW OFFICERS ATED AT F.0.E. INSTALLATIONS Annual installation of ointly held by the Lad iliary and Douglas Aerie 117 ternal Order of Eag ir hall here last evenir nally d ed the T Wy muel Devon a Worthy ient, officiated a stalling officer assisted Mark sen as G.W. Conductor and iair, Grand Secretary Following are th offi Aux- nd in- Jen- Alex wly instal ne officer Eagles T. W. Niemi; 't Bonner Jr.; Lloyd Guerin Shudshift; Secretary Frank w. w w Treasure Tom Petty- Rol Presi- Vice- PW.P. dent, Rob President lin, Arne Lecnard Johnson; ashen; Conductor Inner Guard, Edward Guard, Everett Bliss. Auxiliary Lillian Bonner; Chaplain, Esther Margaret Cochr: H Catherine Balc Inner Katherine McCormick; Out- er Guard, Jessie K. Frasi Trustee (three years), Mary Kiloh. After the ceremonies general bus- grove; oy Outer V.P.Leila Bavard; M.P. Devon; Guard, iness and entertainment followed A cial meeting of Eagles wa planned for next Thursday eve- ning to e for public dedica- hall at some later date when the buflding is more neaily completed. Games and contests were indulged in and refreshments served - ATTENDS I ATION Interesting in connection with| attendance of members at the an- nual installation of Douglas Eagles last night was the preseence of Peter Carlson of Juneau, life mem- ber of the Aerie and oldest mem- ber Mr. Carlson’s membership was icsued M him over 30 ago and was signed by Mike Hudson President an 11 on the channel. card TED communication frem Gov.| Gruening addressed (o the City Councl, noti was of- tion fic.aily received he funds for the Doug gymnasi are now were plans discusse Kilbuin and scme ol with Cowling who is to engine tha project. The latter began this mornin with initial rations to o right ahead with the job. - RUZICH RITES WEDNESDAY Funer vices for Raymond Ru- zich who died Sunday will be held temorrcew afterncon at 2 o'clock at Charles W, ter Chapel. In- terment will be made in the Ju- neau Cemetery. >-eoe Miss Loken is to be married to Forest Fennesey on Friday ning at the Resurrection Lutheran Church in Juneau. Several games and contests en- lmtuhwd the guests. One, the form- DOUGLAS Coliseum ! TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 1 WAS A SPY States liner 1S THIS. STARTS ARCHICH FNTRE SATRR AR By America,” quee s of the American merchant marine, is shown here as she arrived from her buiiders’ yards at Newport, Va. The big ves- piry. She got a roval welcome in New York, L and Ethel Loken - STAG PARTY t Fennesey w ) 1est « a stag party given fc night at the home of Henry Lang- proaching marriage which is set for Friday evening Cards were played and refresh- iron Other guests present were Har- old Brown, Dr. M. J. Whittier, Ro- t Meade, Carl Lindstrom, Law- nce Carls Orville Gulhaugen, Wallen Forrest -oo PARTNERS WANTED P Nelson invites any of the young fellows in Douglas to drop in at the this evening and help him work out for the smoker o be held on the 16th unch on h last eve- had his ha full and 15 forced Lo ste lively > Johnson, wno recently MISS LOKEN COMPLIMENTED Assistant Se ry of A surprise shower honoring Miss red as he arrived at | Astrid Loken iven here last Hamilton Field, Cal, Army air |cvening by the Misses Mary and base, after a flying vacation trip | Margaret Pearce and Mi Geral- west. New York Federal Judge Feero at the Pearce home. -oo Rebert P. Patterson was named Johnson's successor by President Roosevelt a l u ers ing of wo rom the name As- trid” and n by M Fred Endre L wa high score and Ma wemsnt o Sell, Seaffle Ellen Spain, A ol cent guessing ame gave Mrs. Carl Lindstrom first and M SEATTLE, Aug. 6—Halibuters ar- Orrin Edwards low. Song title con-| riving and selling here today |test went to Mary Loken, high| as follows: land Mrs, Lindstrom, low From the western banks—North Th ts included Mesdames| 40,000 pounds 13% and 11% cents! M. A. Pe J. R. Guerin o pound; Ethel S 25000 pounds, | non H, Hodges, Henry Langfeldt, Carl| 13% and 11 sents; Thor 40,000 Lindstrom, L. B. Nelson, Clyde Bol:' pounds 12% and 11 3/4 cents van, Fred Keith Wildes, From the local banks—F. C. Her- Osrin Ed Wallen Forrest t 1000 pounds, 12% cents | Misses am, ]mmi traight, | “I:ngland bxpects Every Man.. .ng]and as the monarch inspects a royal ordnancg factory. rorker in the plant, Fiske works in the bullet-making shop, nart to defeat Hitler, Youngest doing his ! ohn Fiske, 15, takes great pride in showing his work to King George of CLIFF STERRETT AUNT SWUSIE'LL NEVER HEAR OUR FOOTSTEPS IN A MILLION SQUTH ON PRINCE SHIPS §7 S. 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