The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1940, Page 6

--S0, Y'SEE, WE LOVES EACH OTHER / /SWELL,SON,BUT BEFORE YUH WEDS POLLY, I THINKS YUH OUGHTA ADD UP HE Q EXPENSE _ACCOUN {5 Booked | [serwerwoveamr] F j . NORTHBOUND . or u"eau e Yukon scheduled to arrive at ® e 9 clelock tomorrow morning. ® e Princess Charlotte due Satur- ® . afternoon or evening. @ . noon. . ® Baranof due Monday or e ° ITLE, Aug. 30.—Steamer Ba- | o b T ® : . CHEDULED SAILINGS @ - ” 8 3 fi ° 1led to . il S| e from Seattle 9 a. m. tomor- ® 2 o . . k] Tow . engers aboard the Baranof | g ajaqen séheduled to sail from e POCKPREDL SApCaY. AiC ,|® Seattle September 3 at d e Mo et i S e Taku scheduled to sail from . II 3 Br. Blis, M. Felerson,| " Seattle Sept. 3 at 9 p.m. . & :I‘K:’\Y‘I“‘H Mr. and Mrs,|® North Sea scheduled .to sail ® C. R. White, Margaret, MacFadden, | ® ffom Seattl Seelembenid au9 Margaret Golwell, Thelma Akridge, 3 (B 8™ o cneduted to 8 ERR . 1 from Vancouver Seps @ e tember 7 al 9 p. m ° . SOUTHBOUND SATLINGS . e Denali scheduled southbound e : i \\ oclock tomorrow @ o morning . e Mount McKinle cheduled ® e to arrive southbound at 4 ® ® Celock tomorrow morning. ® After bringing in 11 pas 5. BHiNEA Britieth dhadillsd sontc: 1o b ke e Aesteis “la beund at 1 oclock Sunday ® noon teamer Denali e moming 4 e by Tt R otk s Aleutian scheduled southbound e Skagway and Haines & Monday ® From Seaitle passen were | ® LOCAL SAILINGS 8 Sister Mary Berthilda Sister Mary | ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® Florence, Thomas Rowlette, Louis|® ~Wedn 84.6.p. m. for Sit-'0 S. White, Mrs, L. S. White and in-|® _¥a and wayporis. ) e Dart leaves every Wednesday o From Ketebikan--Betty Wi e at 1p. m. for Petershurg, Port e . Dtar o ;/® Alexander, Kake and way e | J. J. Mills, Darwin Hyden,|® _POrts. 4 e s c e o0 e e s~ Haines passengers out were I Charles Clayton, Mrs. L. Pegos Mrs. N, L t, James Troast,|| T -ANE MOVEMENTS R THOAS, Y. Ti TTOMSE ' 7., b mciemsiemsosttainsd Edward e Alaska Clipper scheduled to ® y—Mrs. J. Goding, B.|e fly from Seattle next Mon- e M. Warne Mrs, | o lay, weather permitting, and e | ¥ A. Van Mavern. |e leaving Juneau 9 a. m. Tues- ® | The Denali returns at 3:30 o-|e day. Mail for south closes ® clock tomorrow morning enroute to|® Tuesday 6 a. m. . Seattle via Sitka ® PAA tra, now at airport, ® i - e may fly north tomorrow leav- ® | NOTICE e ing at 10 2. m. May be plane ® Juneau, Alaska, Au t 26, 1940. @ down from Fairbanks to- e SPECIAL NOTIC hereby given ® morrow, returning to inter- o that the Director, Bureau of Marine | ® ir Tuesday. o Inspection and Navigation, under ® Planes scheduled to fly every e e of August 13. 1940, gave au- ® morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® thority to change the name of ® Wweather permitting. . Scow L. C. CO. NO. 3 to Lomen ® & & 9 0 0 0 0 8 0 6~ Commercial Co, No. 3. s built in 1932, at TipEs TOMORROW official number tonnage is 45; (Sun Time) owner, Lo-| 1oy tide—5:22 am., -10 feet. ny, Nome | gigh tide—11:44 am., 15.8 feet 3 NEEEE Low tide—5:38 pm. 16 fect oA e ol High tide—11:44 pan., 17.7 feet —_—— e NOTICE ATRMATL ENVELOPES, showinz air route from Seattle to Nome, wn |sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv. ‘ e | FOR YOUR CAB Subscribe to The Daily Alaska | Empire—the paper with the largest paid circulation, —The Sign of Dependable Service BROADWAY CAB CO. READ DOWN READ UP Mon. and Thurs, Tues. and Fridays 10:00 Ly Ar. 4:10 00 Ar Lv. 11110 30 I Ar. 10:40 5:10 Ar B0 Lv. 9:00 b Tues. and Fri Mon. and Thurs. E 11:00 =D s Ar. 3:50 11:10 ? X0 Lv. 140 11:40 hitehorse, ¥. T. AT, 1:10 ! wash (L. Kluane) Lv. f 1 5 z Ly. 9 1:50 150 M. T. Lv. 9:00 Sun. Wed. and Sun 8:00 LA AT, 600 9:30 Lv. 430 1T e Lv. Ruby 05 Ar. 410 11:30 Ar. Nome 165 MU T. Lv. 1:00 Wednesday Wednesday 2:00 Ly. Fairbanks 2:30 5:45 v. McGrath 515 Ophir = 450 L . Ophir 4:45 L Flat 4:05 . Flat 4:00 ] 4 . Bethel __ 230 4 E SEATTLE TO JUNEAU -$ 95.00 ROUND TRIP .. . 171.00 Passengers —— Mail —— Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. LO?? Am?fi Dlsh’lc} Sa]es Manager THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUG. 30 1940. SEEN STEVE ANYWHERE, PA 2 LATER |HE HAD SOMETHING IMPORTANT TO X YEAH, HE'S INMY DEN RIGHT NOW WITH A PENCIL AN’ - FIGGERINY OUT WHETHER HE STl LOVES YuH /! GERMAN "BIG BERTHA""SPEAKS 1TS PIECE ed from Berlin to New York, this pic ceast and that it was “practicing™ OFF FOR :EEMMOHS MAKES - SEATTLE YAKUIA]’ fflGHT up the cover design of the | recipe booklet for canned salmon 7 | dishes now being mailed out The Alaska Clipper took off for; request to thousands of housewiv Seattle this morning at 10:15 with Shell Simmons came in from ;. uohout the United States, passengers from here, and a Ke 1 this morning with three ..ot from the Canned Salmon PAA Electra piloted by Captain' passengers and then flew t0 Yaku-| paocteo coatos Ralph Savory and First Officer tat with three others while Ale: Carolyn Evan's Favorite Recipes Dick Hawley flew to Fairbanks with | Holden made a trip to' the Polaris-| ro"corvied salmon” is the four Taku mine and also hopped 0 or tne new book which is offerec ttle were Fay to housewives and teachers througn I, Rons; Hineie. mmons brought in H. H. Hil- the salmon industry’s national V. Johnston, scher, Harry Williams and Jene advertising. Mrs, D. Hopkins, Meilyn Den Burford from Ketchikhn and then| 1t is a 43-page booklet designe Leo Kaye, M. H. Arbuckle, C. G. flew Major Dale Gaffney, Major to fit cc ly into household Cooley, L. M. Cooley, J. W. Good-| peter Goerz and Gerald Fitzgerald recipe fi It contains 21 salmon speed, Jerry Cole, R. Mackinsky,| {o Yakutat dishes illustrated in full color J. B. Quigley, H. D. Cranston, W.\ pojaen gew reigng to the Po-| 20 reproduced in black and white Champion, W. H. Lanagan, C.! ;... mine and then took H. photographs, together with recipes. L. Btewart i H. Hilscher to Sitka and was The booklet is designed to Flying to Fairbanks were Mar- oihoquled to bring back five from e the use of canned salmon Bazas son, Robert. Fitch, . W.| yp,ere 5y housewives by showing lling, Patsy Cross ey d it g i - HIAIMBEL |1 [BIRIABNRIA LOUISE SA"_S AlRIARNAIN[E[A[RIAJD]E (1 [REMD(E[N[T[SlD[OR TIAIG U [E[E[TIHT[R[E SOUIH TODAY ACROSS 85. Objects for AMERRAIL [TIO[O|N]A] 1. Predicament ShonmnE Ny LURES[T[E[AIM _NO ORCHESTRA . ».* ¥ SEENGE I0EEe z::::gkfish NJOINJAIR I JlIRIE [CIE[D[E 15 Unitof wire 15 Récelotion, ANELEJIDER[VIE[S] The steamet’ Princess Louisé went medsure- i omer ” 2l |'. : 2 g SHIo[ENS south through Juneau this morn- e 1 Obrtruet [E[F 1 MIE[N ing, taking 31 passengers aboard| ii cramee o 47 Sookin AlLECHMC] [TIEMGIUM for the trip out. 16. Hooded coats certain way NUTHCARAITIR VA No orchestra will play on the 13 symbol for 52, E[D/EJNI [RIE|N[EIN[E|W] southbound trip of the Louise, as o it 54 l’flgg SIS kISIGIAlS the four men who make up the 2 _ emperor 5 ship’s musical ensembl were 21 hl:}\]\}hf‘!;ry N Pl gm" Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle weatherbound yes at All}n 2. Px_y_.»n-n.g g 6L Chinese ¢ 08 Live 2. Light carriage after what was intended as a brief 24 Draining pit mesure st sl BUR 2 Gootes excursion flight, 26. South Ameri- 71, Northwestern 4 Egyptian Those sailing south this morn- can river state 5 Ml?\}?: disk were Mr, and Mrs. J. Price DOWN N oDeings Schneider, J. C. Hobbs 7. Ancient R I wine vessel tad, D. Hudson . S Mrs. J. A. Ahlers, Miss A, Roff Baales Dale Roff, Mrs. Roff, M. K . Children’s Jiveoff, J. O Mis. - J pERe Guthrie, Miss Denise Formal R. M. Mill, Miss A | eETeetings Robert I Mrs. M. G. ! Regret R. J. Jones Bruno, C Ko B hara Keith Reigchl, L. Maag and J. J .nel}xfimc;:&“ Mill . Dagger wound > Mountain: RUPERT HAS SWMALL LIST ON LAST RUN Prince Rupett, which visited “Juheau last ' night, northbound to Skagway, is m the last Canadian’ National steam- ‘er trip of the season. With a scant listing ol about 40) The steamer ture shows when this photo w one of the caused by 1cellations, ke may 15 made. num- A!" long-range ( oke as it is fired from its position on the French coast, opposite England The German nan ca Y annon censer- - CANNED SALN‘ON RECIPE BOOK IS HAD FOR ASKING A decorative map of Alaska makes By CLIFr STERBETT - - belching approved caption said this picture is part of a newsreel showiny the long-range cannen being set in position on the them | ! om:l }If me. : [Seni for Qur Catalog . Blunders . Chief actor . Portuguese title . Problems . Misery . Fine sword - Center of o 65. Busraw 68, Artificial lang! . Speck of dust . Metal . Time long gone e DANIEL DOUGLAS as a paid-up suhsgrlber to The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this' evening at the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and receive 2 tickets to see: VE LITTLE PEPPERS" Federal Tax—5c per Person WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! many attractive ways of prepar- ing and serving this product, ‘[ It presents considerable health | data on canned salmon designed to instruct housewives on the food values their families can obtain (from canned salmon meals. The booklet replaces an earlier recipe book originally printed in 1937 which won the Cantine Award of that year for the best recipe| booklet printed on coated paper. | The present bookley is re | by many home economists or to the jous boak in exccllence of the illustra- tions, and general utility to house- | wives, i 1t will be sent to Alaska house- vives on request directed toCanned almon Industry 1440 Exchan Leave . 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