The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 11, 1940, Page 6

% =————2/0OVER T/GEE PETE PLUM, 1 TH’ POLITICIAN. I DONT THINK PETEE AS GRASPIN’ A PEEPLL SEZ. ) 3360 WiST LAST NIGHT :- ening and sails for S ttle Baranof NORTHD Lon 9 tonight. t vessel had come in from sheltaled: it il from nd Ketchikan with a 1008 ¢ ceattie 9 a. m. tomo:Tow or Juneau. Northland scheduled to sail en were Mr. from Seattle Scptember 13 , Evelyn Butler, Ak ip e @ciumbia scl from Seattle S ) 2. m Denali scheduled to sail from Lulu Hylen, R. A. e Seattle September 17 at 3 uist, Harve oW a. m, Mrs. Harry Naifonov, e Alaska scheduled to sail from a Naifonov, Mr, and Mrs. John Seattle September 18 at 9 Pastl, J. M. Reed, Mr. and Mis a. m. Curtis Shattuck, C. W. Stevenson SOUTHBOUND BAILINGS 1. Tunison, O. F. Weinard, Mr. e Mount McKinley is scheduled and Mrs. Frank Zera southbound Friday. E. J. Preslik, H. Reid, F. u itian due southbound Mon- From Ketch Peggy Caspe son, Eleanor Dur SAILINGS L. Snarr, J. F. Spaulding duled to sail every i e e e ® 90 0T 00000000080 C00000000CCEe UL C S. K. Burt, F. Aviles, A. Bor We (]nw(l’\} at 6 p. m. for Sit- From Wrangell—H. Hur ka and wayporis. Oscar Bratebo, Mrs, Louise Joh s Wednesday con, Sid Benson, A. L. Florence, Ec at 1 p. m. for Petersburg, Port Glenn, Billy James, George | Alexander, Kake and way Sailing to S were ports Mrs. F. V. Smith, sk T AR B . ) e , Vera Edringion 7 l' PLANE MOVEMENTS f Sav ® Alaska Clipper scheduled to Mrs. Sheldon, . rth tomorrow from Se- e C. Raynor, J. C. Morris,| @ cau at 8:30a. m., ® 3 . t ° lot Il'"\ . ) Li iley e arrive in Juneau from Fair- ® Jame J W. Gucke @ banks tom ° For Valdez Mike Leosnako'f,| ® Planes scheduled m fly every e Everett Nowell. » momn at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® PRSP 48 e weather permitting. . e e e 20 ee0 0000 (OAST TAKES - SIXTEEN oul TipEs ToMoRROW (Sun Time) The steamer North Coast took six- | Low tide 17 feet. teen pen ns southbound from here High tide , 140 feet. ternoon. Low tide—4:19 pm. 4.0 feet ttle, passengers were Mr High tide—10:31 p.m., 148 feet. and Mrs. Frank Woods, Diane e Woods, Ted Wilson, Mrs. Lee Corkle. Archie :le, Alice Corkle, Mr. and NEW GOLF _FAUTY Mrs. d Swap, Ralph Swap, BUTTE. Mont.—Look for a good- Allen Keisley, Ted Wallin, Herbert | looking Montana miss to challenge Brenner. for some topflight golf titles in a For Mrs. Pete John H; - e Emplre Classifieas Pay7 | couple of years or so. She is 15- | year-old Lue Jeanne Gronley, the first Butte resident to win a Mon- | tana state title in 19 years. - TIME —ro CALL TELL ON THEMSELVES | * BALTIMORE, Md. — Maryland | drivers are going to mail a lot of postear to their motor-vehicle commissioner. FOR YOUR CAB “Short-form” reports, printed on BROADWAY CAB CO. lpcstcards will be filled in by motor- ists Mmr nll minor Mcident.s irg — Bert Anderson, son and Earl Fosse. SCHEDULE and FARES Juneau fo Fairbanks and Seattle "5l Monday, Thurs- day, Saturday Monday Thursda, Fairbanks fo Juneau Seattle to Juneau . . et N N AR S A TS R L e e Mo s - st Jun- eaun Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ophir McGrath Juneau 5200 14900 11500 $161.00 $132.00 00 1120.00 Seattle 130.00 231.00 £207.00 Fairbanks 82.00 170.00 71.00 11.00 _LESS 10%FOR ROUND TRIP. 4—Via Fairbanks. Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System TRAFFIC OFFICE O L. A. DELEBECQUE b2 District Sales Manager 135 So. Pranklin St. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS ¢ 2 1324—4TH AVE—SEATTLE it b e B L THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1940 GO OUT THERE S AN/ ENTERTAIN HIM --- TOMORROW'S LOCAL J ELECTION DAY. @ % : AS Iwuz SAYIN"-. 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Electrigal Contractor—Dealer 140 So, Seward St. Juneau, Alaska | Business Phone 161 sidence Phone Black 680 zmum RADIOS - 1841 Madels Now dn Display REPA‘(RS cmd smvu;}: JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 | PTEUSSSNS - Bill, Hixson —3 oo oo et et AICo. ALASKA TRANSPORTATION Phonephoto Eight Frenchmen who say they escaped from dread Devil’s Island, the French penal colony, are pictured after being picked up off Miami, Fla., by coastg cuardsmen. The fugitives say they left French Guiana May b in two canoes, obtained a sa:lbnat at Trinidad and sailed to Puerto Rico. Trying to reach Canada, they | _ran into a storm and wers drifting helplessly when rescued. Immigration officials are studving the case, | | COMPANY PiLOTS MAKING RAY WARD FAMILY NOWELL, GUCKER | . SEVERAL TRIP RETURNING HERE T0 HUNT ON TRIP; St fron pi 1 Sl g Ray Ward, Regic erstf, Nowell ang J. W. duck |} 5. 5. TPEE .Z?::.l:o e e b e Drokers, oot || S. 8. TAKU . Sept. 17 8. 8. TYEE ....Sept. 24 and m the coast today while m\[ Norma, left Seattle abt the Aleutian. The two 1 flying mates, Shell Simmons and | steamer Yukon . leave the steamer at Valdez and | ) PASSENGERS FREIGHT John Amundsen, made cha nien‘ v have been vac , 80 to the Interior' over the flights. States for the past two months, Richardscn Highway, hunting white REFRIGERATION Holden took fre SRACEE Y ate STISHG leisurely making the (trip. and then flew E. G. Hube to Excur- W 3 sion Inlet, H. and Ken Edw; Dixie McClure te Try a classlf\(‘d ad In The Empise In Path of Italian Legions . Try a classified ad in The Emmre ds, H.~Hunter and '\ D.B.FEMMER | Simmons flew mining 1 Newsom and Rellin Farmin to va[ AGENT Inlet in Glacier Bay where they will Phone 114 Night 312 examine mining property. D e ) game hunter | By CLIFF STERRETT y Douglas to Hoonah ] | | All\l\l\(l\(.\ took b « ahy )kl o | CANADIAN PACIFIL( Hoke, Dixic kins and Chas lure, George Haw- Naghel from Sitka. 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