The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 23, 1940, Page 6

e T THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT 23, 1940. IF YER REALLY HAVIN' ME T'YER HOUSE FER SUPPER, WOULD YUH MIND HAVIN' MASHED PEAS , PATRICIA® BARANOF STEAMER MOVEMENTS, e By CLIFF STERRETT “TH’ WHOLE ONES ALLUS ROLLS OFFEN T's JESS THAT L W s eeres SRE| Copr. 1940, King Features Syndicae, [ WELFARE OFFICE TO BE OPENED IN John CowgiT Arrives on Baranof fo Become NOETHBOUND [ Aleutian due possibly tomorrow o | Representative forencon. May have three e | i mail 2 | An office of the Department of N 2 riday. | Public Welfare is to be opened next ; REINGE month in Ketchikan, with a trained Tye¢ scheduled '¢a sfom e} social worker in charge, it was an- le 9 pm OITOW. i M | \ounced today by Russell G. May- R m of scheduled to sail from @ | nard, Direct d 8 hgitic Jocnpttiay gt ©/8.1h John §. Cowzill, formerly a wel- Northland scheduled to sail while o 5 o ° o . . . . . e | s embarked here for Se-|® “"'l’(‘] Seattle September 27 o] on the steamer Baranof to spend o at aum. i A T S : u several weeks in the Juneau head- o wore. | ® Yukon scheduled to sail from e | VSral weast b el i d, pa e S ibfle’ Beptembér 2. at: b ejl quarters before returning to Ke ch ser, Quinten St. An- L kan as child welfare worker and | Frank Day, and from | ® :"' g “;“‘ ""“"’ RERISI [ Office space for Cowgill has been ° r 28 at 9 pa : ‘ iz ek provided in the Ketchikan City Hall. o..|® SOUTHBOUND BSAILINGS ! i eiohiian \dela| © Columbia_ scheduled to arrive & N iha Le.|® b7 cclock this evening and ELKS ATTENTION t |M§ ;JHFI; Brigvie, mms):r‘llw # .. -saila, south one. howr later. © Elke Baseball Team Ainment petici 1‘ 1\‘1-(‘:! a‘\l;?”- 1*{ elster ® Taku scuthbound tomorrew © and fzed Sept. 25. All members L e e i s nit, o urged to atter adv. 5 ond Mrs. Stanley @ Alaska scheduled southbound e | S Fa]'t)v. Mr?xl A ® next Friday. o = Subscribe for The Empire. ne Commings. . |® . LOCAL samwnes el L : B i F,“_m:l"‘ B, Ne G. ® Estebeth scheduled to sail every | sl B E. Crawlord, T. E. Wilcox, Howard § Wednesdny at 6 p.m.for it &y 0 roquited when a group of students at the University of Medicine In Buenos Aires attempted to mm . Jack Herman, Loren How- P . X8, DA, WRFRORS, hold a pro-Nazi meeting on the campus and other Argentine students raided the demonstration, The youth 0 | B. F. Ederer, ® DMt leaves every Wednesday ® ' g iopeanie second from right, reported to be a leader of the pro-German faction, wound up in the hospital : Ry George L"lwlkh Georgia Lepe! e at1p.m, for Petersburg, Port o Polics sed tear pas to rescue the rest of the Nazi sympathizers. erfect comfor David . Pearson, Albert Willizms, 5 SK‘;;“""”' Haxe o0 N7 o g _ ® Splendid food i\;;s'.ef Lappl, Gracq Irwin, R. T.{% JF 7 iy To e e e o8 » fl"" "‘ A‘m. D LiiggeRootas ?::Iysz:r‘i‘::"mw iy : s i/ J. Y hb all with 3 'or Ketchikan—Severin Swanson, . and £ @ Gentrally, 1606ted Robert Wakelin, Paul Boehold, Mus. Mary Cauthorne, Charles Byram. For Wrangell—Paui Komkoff, J. E. Boyle. — e - Alaska Clipper scheduled to arrive late this afternoon from Seaitle. Leaves Juneau at 9 am. tomorrow for Seat- tle. Mail closes at 6 a.m., PAA Electra, due this after- noon from Fairbanks, and may return after arrival of Clipper from Seattle. If not two planes will leave Juneau temorrow marning for In- terior and one is here now. Mail closes at 8 a.m. Tues- day. Planes scheduled to fly every morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, weather permitting. e e e 00000000 DENALI IN ONWAYTO QUEEN CITY Denali ° . . . . . ° . ° . . . . . . The scuthboufid steamer brought in nine passenge from Haines and Skagway early this morning and took eight on south from here on the last scheduled trip uf the season From Haines, passengers were: Tipes Tomonrcw N. Lester Troast, A. Van Mavern, P e Ry From Skagway—M nis, Fenton Denr (Sun Time) Dennis, S. L. Johnson High tide—5:48 a.m. 121 feet. Eville, Mrs. T. J. Jacol Lew tide—11:3¢ am., 59 feet. Johnson. High tide—5:38 p.m., 13.7 feet. Sailing for Seattle were Mrs. H. > Kosny, Mrs. Charles Jerabach, Lucy Brockman, Fred Carlson, Sydney Webb, V. Marsolan. For Sitka—Oscar Hart .- STEWART 10 SPEAK ON GOLD SITUATION Gil Rich. TTYy a classified Bd 1w Tho Emmre Territerial Commissioner of Mines B. D. Stewart will speak on Alaska mining and the world gold situa- tion at a special luncheon meeting |of the National Federation of Fed- | eral Employees Wednesday noon at Percy's Cafe, it was announced to- | day by President Ray Ward. FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. SCHEDULE and FARES Juneau lo Fairbanks and Seattle %ucsa Fairbanks to Juneau Monday, Thilxs day, Saturday Monday Seattle lo Juneau o 8 Jun- Fair- ean e banks Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ophir McGrath Juneau K200 149.00 11500 15100 $152.00 $125.00 $120.00 Seattle ___95.00 130.00 231.00 202.00 $236.00 $217.00 $210.00 $207.00 Falrbanks 8200 170.00 TN 3900 000 5600 4800 4400 LESS lO%FOE R()l ND TRIP. #—Via Fairbanks. Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System TRAFFIC OFFICE L. A. DELEBECQUE ¢ District Sales Manager 135 Wm 8t. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS § . 1324—4TH AVE—SEATTLE i PLANE MOVEMENTS I | ATN.F.F.E LUNCH © AND ELECTRA ALSO COMING NEWS COUNCIL MEETING ALASKANS LIKE THE Hotel -)()( GI i | T RANKE A The Alaska Clipper is due in Ju- the usual F neau late this afternoon with six for this e HELD TODAY FOR ur \ KETCHIKAN SOON fare worker in Michigan, will arrive Special Rates to Permanent Guests | Oné cr two special matters are alsc TR Y KX “"““‘, T A’!m e UI' the AMH‘ passengers from Seattle and a PAA IBVING"‘ £ L B {CRA £ Electra is due in from Fairbanks ey “bcl eight aboard. e | The Working Man’s Store | P —r # lipper passengers are Col. Bev- | HUNT cores gathered “for @ requiem | ¢yjy punn, Col. John Dunn, Mr. and I Phune 519 | A hunti 1 of|¢ this morning at 9 o'clock 8t' prre J. J. Meherin, Dr. W. W. Coun- | | | Frank W Earl Hui the ic Church af the Napwity o A P. McCormick SUPER MARKET am* Wazner returned home fc McCloskey, who pasSed ™ giectra passengers are W. A, Cas- evening after two days up the 1| away last week at St. Ann’s Hos- | geron J. Schneider. Art Howey, H.| T 2 in quest of moose y wer2 towed pital. Interment was in the EIKS | o whitney, H. L. Har J. North- | f====== - - to the mouth of the river in an cpen plot of Evergreen Cemetery. S R e and T T' Hall, boat by Arthur Ladd who t=| Honorary pallbearets were Oharles i Al ZENITH RADIOS wait for their return and give them | W vorth, J. J. Connor: 1941 Models Now on Display a tew back to town, Howaver, 1 , J. G. Morrison, &r., ’ Si W " REPAIRS and SERVICE Sl T i o om0 v Eastern Star Wi JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE waiting, the Ladd boat w Active pallbearers included Min- . A Phone 464 Bill Hixson 7 which was by ard Mill, J. F, Mu Hugh J Exempllfy Speual B 5T S : Stevens .and the mpbell | Wade, M, EA Monagle, Join Mc- o made their way with Lu”['hlu\ 1 Howard Ryan, - & ard motor, e ervice 10morrow st SRR D AT HARDCASTLE HERE A highlight on the Fastern Star | calendar of events, the Robert Mor- | ris initiation ceremony will be per- | formed in c ime tomorrow eve- | ning in the ledge room of the Scot- | lsh Rite Temple. 10 SET MEETING {OF COMMISSICN q -rehearsal .on a play to &, i scheol assembly L War- ALASKA’ 'mflfl‘ Pd‘nu’non st for the pl 77 Al COMPANY hen, Betiy B R. I Hardeastle of Keichikan, session will be held '1U y s Havdahi al. oLx\ Chairman @ the Unemploy preceding the special | [ . and Prances Bk Comp ion, - Commission, a candlelight se Later in the| 1am and 1““- Doogan. on e Tk Eper Aathonl Sarh ning a cocial will be held and all Sailtngs from, Pier 7 S!:atlle L e flying s In- bers are i to jres DINNERS AWARDED in ‘Junr. u lf»ml.c {lying to ths In- membe I iA:(Lo anend | Seattle Winning tickets at the Douglr ‘“’“" on husiness.. i '} S.S. TYEE Sept.24 Ton for. this week . are numb Tardcastie. is making arr | 1658, 1042, 1989, 1997, 2000 and 201, A Wents for a meeting of his coms | PR, i O e cion in November. ALUMNI TG M e [ TAKES BR!DE PASSENGERS i CHOIR PRACTICE STARTS FREIGHT Deuglas High Scheol ¢ abeut ta-hogome a first, mceting of term called by Vic Gair Jr., for Wednesd: THURSDAY FOR MEMORIAL, “Ffilom.fl"’_‘w_ & 3 William ;l,i'cex who mcent‘y i-e-‘ { - turned to the d at the Baranof Lyterian Church will ha Hotel, was married while in Seattle, rehcarsal Thursday evening at 7:30 fri tl The meeting will be held in th» iends raid voday. | school and is for the p cf c'cleck, it was announced today by Epicer’s bride will come north in n B m electing new e and planniny the Rev. Walter Soboleif. about a month, it is understood. some. special+ diversions for future All.those wishing to sing arz in- Epicer is a weil known singer as ir. B ,- , b meetings. vited to be present, \wll as hotel staff member. Phone 114 Nlth‘ 312 Amateur Golf ng on Course CARLSON I¢ fifth gtk Mr rtained abaut 16 La rence Carlsen el little childrcn at her home Sun afterncen. Games an n' | featured the “affair and » giftc were received by Lor Chil invited were Eddie Cashen, Elton Eng Dale and Andrea Fleels, Billy Fleek, Dean Jchns "Xl. { JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise Sept. 13, 23—Oct. 4, 16, 27 Connections at Vancouver with DOUGLAS Cohse“m \ i Tueedxy—Weqlnesd-w "Winner Tale A!!" — % | TRANSCONTINENTAL ha s TRANS-ATLANTIC g—————— TRANS-PACIFIC McNAMARA & WILDES Tickets, reservations and full Registered . particulars from CIVIL ENGINEERS Designs, Surv tions fopin, peat his 1939 5 3 WAWW 3 ! g?z‘;nc; 'i.m., (Bud) ws f Spokane, Wash., ctured n‘qfi b Room s Ptmnocu*:cuumugma_mneck.n Y,wmnmwumyubemgm W"m i N S & 4 § Rk X A e r.-_,w ALBERT WILE as a paid-up subiscriber to The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office the — CAPITOL THEATRE and receive 2 tickets to see: "THE HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER" Federal Tax—5c per Person WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! .of | | Leave DueJuneau Due Juneag Steamer Seattle Northbound Southboung COLUMBIA Sept. 14 Sept. 17 Sept. 23 DENALI ... 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