The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 13, 1940, Page 6

5 b grom— ——— - S- S- COLUMBIA | STEAMER MOVEMENTS 1 scheduled te sail from ittie Aug u scheduled attle August 20 at 9 p. m SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS it McKinley southbound Friday. Aleutian scheduled southbound Sunday or Monday SAILINGS scheduled to sail every t 6 p. m. for Sit- M cheduled is Blakewe oo ery Wednesday BRINGS 30 IN; - . » v 1 . NORTHBOUND . i . s evening . . \ due tomorrow even- ® 1 mer Ci b b b : . Rupert due Thursday e " : . g . 3 . Friday . : ; . late Friday or Sat- ® ; 3 o . s SCHEDULED SAILINGS e y Ty heduled to sail ° . M ot H . e 9 tonight ° 1 rence Olsor o 1 ® ; . m. tomorrow . 9 ° 1 e scheduled to e . 1 from ancouver tomor- © . at 9 p. m . e North 1 scheduled to sail ® e from Scattle August 16 at 10 ® e am . . imbia scheduled to e o st 17 at ® . : . © Prince cheduled ® to sail from Vancouver Aug- ® ust 17 ° ail ® 610 ate . . . . . . ° . . . . . . . . at 1 p. m. for Petersburg Port ® oar Alexander, Kake and way ® ports. . weeosseeseo0s0000es00 0 20009000 0 Alice for This Port i i \ PLANE MOVEMENTS i @ Alaska Clipper scheduled to ® . fly north from Seattle next e e Thursday, weather permit- ® . ting, to return south Fri- @ A inadian Pacific steamer Princess | gay morning. Southbound air e Alice, due this from the|q mail 6 a. m. Friday. ® ity e S e PAA Electra scheduled to fly ® Sl following ¢ e south from Fairbanks Thurs- @ y Hohg A g e day, returning' to the In- e gi“\”,‘ufimgl);,(jt I‘]“, e terior Friday morning. 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TTHE DusT Navy Moves fo Strengthen Alaskan Defenses KODIAK ISLAND The Coast G k and Unaia: islands, PAAPlanes DenaliHas Make Trips, Tour Party Two Rou'es SEATTLE, Aug. 13. — Steamer Denali sailed on the Southeast Al- tour cruise at 9 o'clock last ¥ t with 130 passengers, including The Aleu pent the morning The Alaska Clipper took off this ze. Among the round- hours in Juneau today, coming merr for Seattle with 14 passen- S i etaDE ol op Bl from the south with 26 aboard for gers from here, while two Electrs o Ny here, and sailing Westward with tcok off for Fairbaigks with 12 g, ooers aboard the Denali 37 from this city abc for the interior metropolis. yooveq for Juneau are J. B. Shive- From. Seattle fhaaig 48 & ley, Frank Jabon, Jack Vigna Mrs. [ - ercn, Joe N Ozelma » Dalziel, Mrs,' A. Hammerbach, Joe Miss Meta Dille, Bonnie Welch Burke White, 1 pASSENGERS Kammeyer, Wiliiam T. Mahoney, Hassie Hunt, Joe Most, Paul Grei- Evelyn Rimel, Bishop P. T. Rowe, man and Miss E. Scammon, while ABOARD YUKON I. C. Rowland, Solveig Stalwick, Miss | L. Wingar a passenger stopover Jo Thompson, L. W. Turoff, Mrs.!to Ketchikan L. W. Turoff, Bobby Turoff, John| Flying to the interior are T. R FOR IHIS pORT L. Turoff Alan Wicks, Virginia Allen, L. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. M. Galc Wilson. | ENla Tanner, Herb Hilscher, Miss E. A A rom Ketchikan—E, A. Ander- | Rinel, Blanche Frickey Harvey Star- ~ SEATTLE, Aug. 13. — Steamer 2d Ratzow ling, Watt Warden, Francis Rien- Yukon sailed on the Totemland rom Wrangell — Mr. and Mus. | deau, Alaska Moody. Cruise to Southeast Alaska at 9 William Paul, child Cameror g P Ve o'clock this morning with 206 pas- Passe leaving for Seward Subscripe to whe waily Alaska Em- | sengers, including five steerage. we: E Chis A. B. Cain, pire — the paper with tne larges; Passengers aboard the Yukon for Norman Keith, Warren wnd, guaranteed circuinion Juneau include J. S. Barnett, Mrs. Jehn Smith, Mrs Leightenen Arnold Johnson, M. 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