The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 19, 1940, Page 6

WAL, I SUTTINLY SWAN /B T AINT TYRUS TYMID! 1 THOUGHT YER MISSUS WUZ AGIN SMOKIN~ NOPE . I ALWAYS HAS A CIGAR AFTER A GoOOD MEAL, NORTHLAND | [STEAMER MOVEMENTS' . NOETHBOUND . ® Princess Louise du ai- e r o ' ternoor evening ° ° Denali schedu 2 . am Saturda E for ® ny o Wt 1 am . 'y, turday . . inday afternoon or . . The motorship N and spent | o " o it @ B her o Aleutian scheduled to sail from o By @ Seattle September 21 at 9 @ ° am . y e North Sca scheduled to sail e : ik rash. g “from Seattle 10 a.m. Sunday. e Gil Rich, Mr. and Mrs 5. Diel . Gl G 4 ® Tyee scheduled to sail from e Téii* “Phefbe, "Dan' Kiluzen, Lee|g "V 10 fertember M4 at 9 o Dempsey, Mrs, J. P. Beyts % B : ling o Sitka were Rose AD- ¢ northland scheduled to' sail @ | b Mrs. €. Ziegenfuss, Peder § = pom geattle September 27 o P t 3 e at 10 am . For Ketd M. Richard S L RAUEARGUND A B R Baranof scheduled southbound o Beutley, J. W. Komen, V. E. Ful- 3 ' iy Satey o o by kerson o Esfebeth scheduled to sail every o .o ® Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- e o ka and wayports. . a u S ow o Dari leaves every Wednesday o e at1p.m. for Petershurg Port e ® Alexander, Kake and way e . ports. L] uneau oun ® & 0 0000 0 0 0 0 o SEATTLE, Sept ku is now bound for 19 PLANE MOVEMENTS ! e T o S AR SR POrs. le Alaska Clipper scheduled to ® Miss Leta Williams, R. E. Young,| S Afternoon from LR i R ol e turn flight to be made to- ® e morrow morni \ving e 2 e e Auk Bay at 9 o' Mail ® pAA CUPPER e closes at 6 am. tom . . - e . ° COMING NORTH s t ° = ® Planc ed to fly . Clipper is due in Ju- o mor 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® ternoen with six e weather permitting . . . © e 0o 00000000 - - Trpes Tomornow Hans Pfund The Clipper returns South to- e ArRRLATERE morrew morning, scheduled leaving time at 9 flrl‘;-- Sun Time) . BIDS pos[po"[o Low tide—9:14 p.m., 05 feet N the $40.000 addition to the CITIZENSHIP PROOF v local Elks Building, which were to § I b e e S REQUIRED. OF ALL be oponed until next Wednesday. i~y The date W postponed &t the 1e-1 WORKING FOR U. §. 2 quest of contractors. ik ¥ e All workers on national defens Subscribe to The Daily Alaska | predects and o government must be eiti and must, proof of cifiz cither a birtl certificate ‘or maturalization paper Empire—the paper with the largest ! paid circulation, | have i Dircetor Joseph T. kne of the Alaska Territorial Employment Service, reminded job-seekers today Several have been disappointed re- cently in losing out on jobs because they could not prove citizenship. - Empire Classifieds Payr FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. SCHEDULE and FARES Tuesday Friday Thurs- wturday Juneau to Fairbanks and Seattle Monday, day, Fairbanks to Juneau Monday Thursday Seaitle to Juneau A | ——— . A O, HCT B n LR R R, R I Pt " Jun b 2 ¥ T ; > cau Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ophir McGrath 2 Suneau U0 EZOD 11900 11500 3 Seattle 130.00 23000 } Fairbanks 1000 00 LESS 10 FOR ROUND TRIP. #—Via Fairbanks. Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System TRAFFIC OFFICE L. A. DELEBECQUE District Sales Manager PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS 1324—4TH AVE—SEATTLE 135 So. Franklin St. PHONE 106 SICHT FOR FEW TO SEE_Banned to the tower at LaGuardia airport, N. Y. Dispatcher is Larry Walsh, at radio-phone with orders. THREE ALASKA PLANES FLYING INSIDE TODAY Two Wien PIéHes, One for Game Commission, Hop North from Seatile hopped bum cf Fai el Wien and t work- him ar Y D NEW MOVE iS MADEBY JAPAN | IN INDO-CHINA Civilian Nationals to Be| Evacuated to Prepare for War Action HANOI *h Indo-China, Sept. 19.The spokesman an- all Japane: civilian hina, in- | tative: nch Ir in lln~ I3 X d Central ainst the ese government. -oe Flghts Profits Act John L. Sullivan | Assistant Secretary of the Treas- ury John L. Sullivan tells the Sen- ate Finance Committee that the Vinson-Trammell Act discourages manufacturers from proceeding with national defense work. He urged suspension of the act. limit- ing profits on ship and plane con- tracts to 8 per cent, while the excess profits statute is in force. Subscribe o The Dally Alaska Empire -the paper with th paid circulation - e e J TTy a classified ad 1 The Empire. | planes off from Field 30 o'clock this 1 Van- Jc TH SECCUNT ONE IN THREE WEEKS ! NEW DISTRICT DEPUTIES FOR Elks Exalted. Ruler Picks i J. E. Johnson and E. B. Collins Joseph G. Buch of the B.P.O. El Deputy for Alaska, 2. Jchnsen of Ketchikan s E. B. Cellins of Fairbanks. Lod public as a defense precaution this is control NOTICE OF HEARI ON FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE COMMISSIONER'S COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, DIVISON NUMBER ONE STCCK QUOTATIONS Housewarming Given In Honor of Lehtos X GRAY, Commissione o Probate Judge, Ju Bt Sep Mr. and Mrs. Fred > were r of the Last Will and at a narmineg Testament of RACHEL C. M i evenir at tl Hollywood SHEPARD, deceased Shoe R r Shc ]x stesses for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN L the occs +1 that Harry R. Shepard, executor of United Aschenbr X the above mentioned estate, I $4.04 Mrs. Gus Nurmi filad his final report herein, and The evening was spent in danc- that will be held on the DOW, JONES AV ing and pla nd games, 21st day of November, 1940, at 10 'he folloy are w,| Many lovely Iso pr c'clock A.M. in the office of the s: industri ed the honorees by the 75 guests und ed at Juneau, Ala at ail ilities 21.99. present. which time all persons may appear | and file their objectio; te the clesing of said estate 1 the dis- tributicn of the prog y therecf, Gets First Rural Housmg Umt as prayed for in said report. GIVEN under my | | ZENITH RADIOS 1941 Models Now on Display REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 Bill Hixson [P ATCo. ALASKA TRANSPORTATION i Vernon Ellis signs the deed for his new home, first to be completed undez COMPANY the Rural Housing Authority program. He deeded the land in Thomas ° | County, Ga., to the authority and will pay $50 a year rent. Looking on | are Frank Forester, RHA attorney; Mrs. Ellis, the Ellis’ two-year-old | Sailn from Pier 7 Seattl son, Junior; and Eugene Ackerman, RHA county director. nge Y lox 1 So8ttle Leaves | Seattle S. S. TYEE ... Sept.24 PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION ® D. B. FEMMER AGENT Phone 114 Night 312 CANADIAN PAL H 1C | vwronm OR SEATTLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise Sept. 13, 23—O0ct. 4, 16, 27 Connections at Vancouver with | i | | | | i | | Tickets, reservations and full particulars from V. W. MULVIHILL Agent, CP.R.—Juneau, Alasks GANADIAN PACIFIC FROM GROUND UP_—Rough as the ride was, Glenn L. Martin (left), airplane manufacturer, didn't mind, since the trac- tor in which he and a workman sit helped break ground for a huge Martin Aircraft Co. addition at*Baltimore./ an attorney and for- ALASKA NAMED New District Dept Ited Rulers for Alasks spointad by Grand Exalted Ruler | 1 1429. 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