The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 7, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7, 1940. "I'M GLAD YOU'RE 50 PLEASED, ASHUR 4 (olumbia ' [sererwovenenrs] NORTHBOUND schedu Prince George rive Thursday evenin Prir Ct arrive at 2:3 Alaska due Sails to Westward rlotte schec rday due 11 p. m HEDULED SATLI Forty steerage and 22 cabin pas- oie A hA A A steamer | ® Mount McKinley sche duled to Columbia last evening for West- sail from Seattle tonight at 1 point 11 o'clock For Seward, passengers were Rudy | ® North Sea scheduled to sail Haldon, Donall Ratner H. Mty from Seattle August 9 at 10 Leonard White, M. Tombo, Nick De m Vaniko, Fred Spaling, Roger scheduled to sail from tle August 9 /\lwmuv Seattle August 10 at 9 a. m er, David McClelland, John Be; i San Tom Varnson A4 THI M atifine | CGireon cheduled Lo T watick, W. Johnson, H. Arnonant v Breston Wooleri Cdost Talke: He Princess Alice scheduled (o old Zenger, G. Dageland, O. J ail from Vancouver 9 p. m laghan, H. W. Anderson, W. Haw- August 10, 5 kins, Buell Epley, R. H. Blood, J Prince Rupert scheduled to sail Ramonas, Jack Commach, Ralph A Curti _9p.m . 0. Osborne, Thomas Osborne, H Tyee scheduled to sail from Seattle August 13 at 9 p. m Andress, Mrs, Mike W. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. John Goldsberry, Joe Mesi, Mike Mesi Jack Bretz, Moore, Jack scheduled to sail August 16 at 10 Northland from Seattle Museth, Don Holm, R. H. Heider, a. m George Bryson, W. G. Sutherland, SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS M. E. Wilcox, Estelle Draper. Princess Loui is scheduled Mrs. T. Frances, Miss Frances, outh 9 a. m. Friday O. J. Callaghan, Bess Beach, Ruth Juranof scheduled southbound Friday Hampton, Phillip Smit Coiumbia scheduled south o .---..-o-o-o-c-o-..o..oo--.o-o.--..-'. ° . . ° . . . ° . . . . . . . . . . . . ° . . August 12 at @ . ° . . . . . . . . ° ° o . . . . ° . . . For Yakutat—Mrs Tate, Dr. 2 Rae Lillian Carlson, David Paddy Vonday For Valdez Robert Wood, Joe LOCAL SAILINCS Snow, Bob Gordon, Gilbert De- ® Fstebeth scheduled to sail every Vault, Von Tucker, Max DelSanto Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- Mjke Daniloff, Pat Shinners, Carl ka and wayports. Lampe, very Wednesday b 8 LA at 1 p. m. for Petershurg, Port Alexander, Kake and way ports i __—“j ' PLANE MOVEMENTS i S SR S R L SRR OnEledras Alaska Clipper scheduled to e fly tomorrow morning at 9 e Thirteen passengers flew north oclock for Seattle, weather e permitting. - Mail closes at 5 ® a. m. tomorrow; today’s flight e cancelled because of weath- ® Two PAA Electras expected to o fly south from Fairbanks e from here late yeste Electras piloted by Crosson and Bill Knox, Officers Al Monsen and Joslyn Flying to Fairbanks were Mrs. E . ° ° y aboard two | ® Captains Joe © and First ' ® Herman | ® ° . . . ° . . C. Loomis, Alice Hammerback, D. D. tomorrow morning » Terry, Joe Starns, C. McCloskey, E. ® Plancs scheduled to fly every o L. Yestie. J°8 Gratng Miss Joss- moi at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® phone Sebach, A. Rodder, Mary weather permitting. e Rodder. C. Butler, J. Jacobs o 00600000 L C. Richards was flown to White- S i Y he , and Mrs. S. Bailey, T. W. rington and George Warrington were to fly from Whitehorse to Fair- banks. | TipEs ToMORROW > > o> e b7 £ e (Sun Time) Alaska | gigh tide—3:52 am. 16 largest Subscribe to The Empire—the Daily paper with the ket Low tide—9:59 a.m. -06 Pilats CUCHARLION. High tide—4:19 p.m., 18.0 Low tide—10:38 p.m. 02 feet. 'I'IME TO CALL Yo FOR RENT — Office space in 20th Century Bldg. Suit- physician, dentist or Will remodel to | Gross | Apply Caliseum i‘ able for beauty parlor, suit tenant. Theatre. 717 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. » | { —The Sign of : m,e i | Dependable Service READ DOWN READ UP Mon. and Thurs. Tues. and Fridays 10:00 Lv. Seattle Ar. 410 3:00 Ar. Retchikan Lv. 1110 3:30 Ly. Ketehikan Ar. 10:40 5:10 Ar. 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The Corener pronounces the dm'n, of Fred Macl '11 author of nture | novels, whose found in | his Hollywood home, as a case of suicide. | | ! found saying: “I'm d.I'm going broke™ The U, 8. acting consul general has jodged a protest with Japanese au- ‘thorities in Shanghai against the beating of Hallet Abend (above), correspondent of the New York Times, whose home was invaded by Japanese demanding surrender of his “ut.i-J:panes? writings.” BUT DCES YER PARENTS KNOW YER BRINGIN' ME HOME T'SUPPER2 The Nanman Ma the metal. steed, for a cooling ¢ By CLIFF STERRETT THE WHOLE FAMBLY ARGUED WITH ME ABOUT IT FOR THREE HOURS / NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, iir route from Seattle to Numv ae: at J. B. Burford & Co. UNITED STATES DEPARTME GENERAL LAND OFFICE istrict Land Office Anchor: a homesite, the act of Cony 1934, for a tr: in U. 8. Sur the Eagle River miles northwest of Juneau, tude 58° 23’ approved May States Land Office, Anchorage, aska. in the the period of publication or by GEORGE A. 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