The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1940, Page 6

1ML DAILL ALAONA LIE NG, DALUNUATL, OO L. 14, | . By CLIFF STERRETT HAND, SAYIN' SHE g e ol NOPE. SHE RAISED OL’ NED WITH HIM, BUT WOT HANK'S S’ HAPPY 7 L ABELIT | e Sk OVER NIGHT FROM SOUTH arrived evenin and South- Thirty-five passengers the Yukon ) g after tha had spent the night here, ttle passengers w Arvidson, Mrs. N. Co; Mrs. R. A. Kan- vidan, Elma Koski, land, R I 0'clock Fro Arthur R. A. Kanvidan, Bride. r, Al a Smith ell Cavanaugh \, William Paul Ralph Miz sen, F Johnson Ralph Barl L. Johnson, A. T gene Johnson, Lillian John: Arlene Wilson, Marcus Mayer For Haines—Do Johns, Mike Johi Themas Johns, The Yukon returns early Mon- day morning south bound to Se- via Sitka. - CLIPPER GOES SOUTH: TAKES EIGHTEEN OUT The Alaska Clipper took 18 pas- sengers south this morning for Sea tle and an Electra went to Fair- banks from here with three aboard. The clipper took Bruce Hensley, Muirson Wright, Richard Harris, Miss Catherine Hastorf, Mr. and attle Mrs. J. J. Meherin, Dr. W. W. Coun- cfl, Mrs. Adah Marty, M. Prussian, Nancy Earling, Marguerite Lee, F. P. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Carpenter > Carter, muel Finley, Margaret Fenton, Barbara White. Flying to Fairbanks were A. T. Hall, B. B. Mozee and S. C. Bassett. . TIME TO CALL 117 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. S SCHEDULE Juneau fo Fairbanks and Seattle Fairbanks to jnnean 000000 CREAT NORTHERN MAN IS VISITOR Nick"” Carter, Alaska rep- tive of the Great Northern, in from tle last night on his regular contact trip through the H. F lSTEAMER MOVEMENTSI 's strongest boost- < yn:nuun \;:}) Syt L trongest boost- b it Vo (s Beranof Hotel, renewing acquaint- 2 Vi ; i here for the next few day - ) morni all i Bepfi S > Q0 two tours 1ater s rrrTm———— e - £ B é B y . Lot o from o 9 p. m. e 3 clieduled’ t6'<ail froM & 5 September 18 at 9 @ & B : ¢ % "RATIO OF SEVEN TO ONE_To keep one plane aloft at Randolph Field, Texas, seven Y i by » highly trained siechanics work on ground jobs—as these fellows are. They're running ignition wiring e, from Beatlle Septarmuer threugh metal housings, for otherwise interference would render useless the sensitive radio receiver. e atl0am b More than 300 planes are in daily use at this U. S. army air base. s SOUTHBOUND BAILINGS e | s o . a , REIAL , . an hour e \ " - ' e S GET PROMOTIONS . dile southbound Mon- e ) Kel Cole, Mr E * 4 g White, Geo! . LOCAL SAILINGS . % g feke R i et e Estebeth scheduled to sail every A Hilmer o e Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- @ I ki e ka and wayporis. . & ® Dart leaves every Wednesday e i at 1 p. m. for Petersburg, Port ® Alexander, Kake and way ® ~ * ports. . Tt 4 rih ame in Te o e eneca s e - - nigt ! PLANE MOVEMENTS | ® Alaska r scheduled to ® d Southeast Al- M ey ttle for for Juneau ° au Mend ng at e o 8:30 oclock. . ® PAA El ue from Fair- @ €IS ‘“‘;'1 l‘\ 108 just like summer to linger a banks this aftemoon and e €rs, Marilyn SN 4 scheduled to return to Inter- Showers, Audrey while, when Jane Wyman nl‘me b TEhdakles films has a green velvet, mink- i v. Mail closes Tues- ® Victor kle h i . it trimmed, side-draped suit all e Willis, F. S ready to wear this fall. Sailing to ¢ morning at 9 o'clock for Sitk: o . . ® Plan . . . weather permitting. e liam Bying Empire sifieds Payr ® © & 0 0 & 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oh g — B R WA P o g sty L. Reed e T g For Ketc M ! Tropes TOMORROW For Wi 1941 Models Now on Display REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE A - ST TS B —— For Z [FoLowing LincoLs (Sun Time) Bill Hixson 31 High tide—0:01 a.m., 16.0 feet. jol ASSASSINATlON" Low tide—6:08 am. 03 fe Oskalkof I ENVELOPES BORE | High tide—12:30 pm., 165 feet. ward Cotton, Jame: ) Low tide—6:26 p.m. 11 feet an ‘¢ Rics, Martha F BOOTHS PICTU } TIDES MONDAY -oe | High tide—0:37 am. 163 feet. Low tide—6:41 am. 01 feet MT‘ !4[KENI'EY High tide—1:00 p.n, 169 feet i 0 i Low tide—T:00 pan. 04 feet ON WAY SOU]’H RONIT G, 00 DATING THE DEPRE A COMPANY i LAST EVENING 7 mond production last ¢ 2 all records with nearly two o —1;1- ¢ Sailings from Pier 7 &!:::ue ; half 1c. tons: of ston The steamer Mount MeKinley X ¢ TR aves | 1o > Visited Juneau early last ' night £ VARGAS DIAMOND; ALTHO' b ] one-fifth e ‘gem the southbound from the wlcsl,wkv d, INSURED FOR $|'OOO'OOO', ) S. S. TYEE .. _Sept.10 | b s dven 1o bringing 17 passengers and taking @ ¢ : 3 SE0s Wia oiat 10, oo, oS o WAS SENT BY ORDINARY, | (ioree WASHINGTON] | & & Taxu st 1 half a ton of gems, ; Fiom Cordova passenger Was REGISTERED MAIL :-FROM | IS'A POSTMASTER ) -Seph 24§ T Rl IR LONDON' TO AMERICA! | ATWOODFORD,VA.| || PASSENGERS FREYGHT || £ @ 22— en = H B H 2 8 ciasined A 1n The Eimpls. | 1 RS Wog, U.3. Pt Offcs 334,55, Wy 5, 1936, o Wallona Fedaralion of Pl O Gty REFRIGERATION <~ * §; Although the Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company issued pe i a million dollar policy to guarantee the safe arrival of the Vargas i diamond from London to America, it was not sent with a corps of i armed guards, but was sent ordinary Registered Parcel Post, the cost D.B ! d FABES of which was about sixty-four cents. 0dd Isnt 1t? i | an 1 X e b [} Phone 114 Night 312 Tuesday : o ! Friday s Monday, Thurs- day, Saturday Monday ” Seattle to Juneau B . PBII"- ' 3 g S v hymday eau att! ks Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ophir 4 Junean 95.00 E200 11900 11500 £151.00 o m'm‘ Seattle 95.00 13000 25000 20200 * .00 Fairbanks 82.00 130 .00 #—Via Fairbanks. Passengers — Airmail — Air Express _ Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System TRAFFIC OFFICE 7 L. A. DEL District Sal 135 So. Franklin St. PHONE 106 R e s S 10%FOR ROUND TRIP. JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SQUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise Sept. 13, 23—Oct. 4, 16, 21 Connectrons at Vancouver with Canadian Pacific Services: TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC Tickets, reservations and full 00 4800 39.00 particulars from, EBECQUE ; Agent, CP. uneau, Alaska es Manager . ¢ » yEi . of Hotel | l:?;: ‘:%ERE;;N :g:wAYS *A DING A l:’ B ’-.:d-—“l’lnflsfls;wwn at F.B.I. fiflcesd ln'u‘,l nferest (left) dom fl PRy s ~SEATTLE ' . it W. L is st oreign. Janguage publical . AR ¢ LA T S . 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