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

v ,_6- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 30. POLLY AND HER PALS - \\ YO -+ AH--KNOW MISS PERKINS, I AH--- MEANT TA TELL YOu--- MARINE NEWS Navyfo Use Fishing Smadis BARANOF 'ISTEAMER MOVEMENTSI | R I E O IEL L OMBPE e NORTHBOUND . e Yuykon due tomorrow morning. e ® Princess Louise due tomorrow e e afternoon or evening . e Northland due tomorrow af- e e ternocon. . . SCHEDULED SAILINGS L4 ® T eduled to sail from e " . ttle 9 p. m. tomorrow. . The steamer Baranof was m o I St & port last night from the south o Beattls OCther Tax L $ bringing in 28 passengers and tak-| oy Goast scheduled to sail ® ing, 27 to 4. Westward e from Scattle October 4 at 10 ® From Seattle |)h;.\s0l;‘.{k'l.\ werely o ah % Anna Bardens, Richard Bauman, o goUTHBOUND SAILINGS e Mrs. R. B. Bauman, J. 8. Cowgill.| g pjontian in port at 3 oclock ® Mrs. K, DeLong, Mrs. E. J. Harter, o yhi afterncon and scheduled ® Roy Hedstrom, O. R. Hiler, June o (, il at 4:15 oclock from ® Mitchell, Mrs. J. F. Mullen, g A J Dock . G. Poncin, Mrs, William Spicer, ¢ Tyee in port and scheduled to | Dr. A. W. Stewart, Dorothy o sji south at 7 oclock this @ Tykward, Clara Walther, Walter o eyening. 5 Bennett, S. DeLong, Stanley De- o paranof scheduled southbound e Long, R, L. Erickson, R. A. Peter-| o saturday. . son, Isaac Pittman, Clarence Rice. o LOCAL NAILINGS . Frgm Ketchikan—J. E. Boyle, o Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® Donnell Gould, Leonard Gould, J. e Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- @ H. Hibbs, Jay Willlams, Ray O!- e ka and wayports. . ® Dart leaves every Wedncsday @ ling to Seward were Mrs. M. e at 7a. m. for Petersburg, Port e | Savovich, Natalie Savovich, Ange-'e Alexander, Kake and way- ® lina Savovich, Nicky Savovich, O.'e ports . *T. Edwards, A. T. Hutchinson, N. « ¢ @ ¢ ¢ ¢ © @ ¢ @ ¢ * L. Troast, R. Kirlstad ;e For Haines—A. M. Cochranc,|! Karlo Nasi, Mrs. A, Wicrenger, | PLANE MOVEMENTS l Jdexry Portier, Donoa: Mason, CHH| b 1 Young, H. Freehurg e Alaska Clipper scheduled to ® For Skagway—H. A. Dedman, S.'¢ arrive this afternoon from e A. Steves, Lee Dempsey, H. R. Mc-| ¢ geattle. Leaves for south e Leod and wife, Edith Lee, Mr. and' e carly tomorrow morning. ® Mrs, F, M. Kardenoff, W. O. Wal- ' Mail closes at 6 a. m. o ter, Ina Eville. e Three PAA Electras scheduled o For Women's Bay B. Jenkins. e to arrive this afternoon from e For Kodiak—J. T. Glendon. e Fairbanks. Flights sched- e SR — e uled for Interior tomorrow e morning. Mail closes at 88e . ® Planes scheduled to fly every o (OM'NG NOR.I.H morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, weather permitting. . e e 000000000 ———————— The Alaska Clipper got off from Seajtle this morning for Juneau| Tipes ToMORROW with thirteen passengers aboard lorl this port. H Scheduled to arrive are Milton (Sun Time) High tide—0:14 a.m. 183 feet. Munter, M. Christy, B. Taft, G. E.| Bassett, R. W. McCrary, Mr. and| Mrs. Al Grab, Roller Emel, S. Boin-| [ow tide—6:20 a.m., -1.6 feet. High tide—12:33 p.m., 19.5 feet. Low tide—6:48 p.l -2.6 feet. LUGHTHOUSE SHIP | coWGiLL TO OPEN. WELFARE OFFICE SOOM IN KETCHIKAN VISITING JUNEAU The 72 foot lighthouse tender Al- der, Capt. C. H. Nerup, came (o town last night. The Alder, which was in port John 8. Cowglill arrived on the at the small boat harbor a week ago steamer Baranof to spend three Sunday, has been servicing lights weeks in the Department of Public in this district. From here it will, Welfare office here before going go to Sitka and back to Ketchi-|to Ketchikan to open a new office kan. | for the Department. | Cowgill, a trained social worker, | will administer child welfare g | vices, old age assistance and reliel lor destitution in the Ketchikan vicinity. ——.—— Subscribe to The Dally Alaska | Empire—the paper with the larges: | ruid circulation, SCHEDULE and FARES Juneau fo Fairbanks and Seattle "y Friday I'airbanks fo J“eal Monday, Thurs- day, Saturday Monday Seattle to Juneau ¥ v - : : Sl g Jun- Se- Fair- eau attle banks Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ophir McGrath Juneaun 95.00 $2.00 119.00 11500 $151.00 13200 $125.00 $120.00 Seattle 170.00 23000 202.00 $236.00 217.00 $210.00 $207.00 Fairbanks 130.00 .00 .00 6.00 56.00 18.00 .00 LESS 10%FOR ROUND TRIP. 4—Via Fairbanks, Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System ° TRAFFIC OFFICE L. A. DELEBECQUE . District Sales Manager PAN AMERICAN ATRWAYS 135 So. Franklin St. L CAN-+- AHinay TRACE MY FAMILY BACK TWENTY-- AH GENERATIONS / ! will scon become part of the U. ELEVEN BEARS SHOT; TWO CUBS CAPTURED ALIVE Mellon Pahrri'y- Ends Suc- cessful Hunt Aboard Yacht Electra Thirtecn bear, including two cubs alive, were taken by the K. Mellon party which re- C completed at Ketchikan a menth’s hunt aboard the Campbell Church yacht Electra Jay Williams, who was one of the guides om the trip, retudned here from Ketchikan cn the steamer Bar- anof. - Hal Bibbs, guide for a party on the Westward, also came in on the Barancf | The two cubs were captured at Walker Cove after the mother, a black bear, was shot by Msllon Members of the Mellon party were Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Mellon, R C. Waters of Johnstown, Pennsyl- vania, A. Murray of Pittsburgh and Dr. Robert Rockwell of the Ameri- can Museum of Natural History, who will use some of the trophies at that institution. Fire Alarm ° System to Gel Test Work When the fire horn blows at seven c'clock tomorrow night, shaking the yellow heart of your fried ezgs, don't get excited—the Fire Department will be practicing. Fire Chief V. W. Mulvihill an- nounced teday the alarm system will k2 tested at seven tomorrow evening - >oo —— More an - $7,000,000,000 in gold has entered the U S. from abread in the past two years. - - - Subscripe to Tne Daily Aiaska Em- pire —the paper with the largest guarantee” circulztion . plon winner at Tuxedo Park, i e = sweepers, a greap is pietured above By ISN’T THAT JUST DANDY, THOUGH as Mine Sweepe ‘e wnimpre sive. But eightiof these litle workboats ! in Los Angeles harbor recen 1v to be y to be used as mine- commissioned, a ’ il parcntal approval 1y rk Cldis their 1 Principal :Qfifiige’r:is Alax Dunbiam says, “we'r t going e to just mark time here while the I Duck Falis boys are out hunting — In former years High Schocl of- have required young hunters Juneay eyldently ke up the time en from f in tretch a point afterncon Deputy allsw students to g0 Agent Jack Jeffrey spek i on the first day of assembly of young hur he se High School, explaining regulations The young I ters will not be and stressing particula the safe- required to make up the time they % angle. take from classes to fire away at BN © ks and geese. But they, must Remnants ot an Indian culture bring notes from their parentssay- s old found in ing the duck flat truency meet§ with are to be Two Ttalian - Prince Doria-Pamaphili-Landi Prince Torlonia A(-m’:rding to reports from Rome, two Italian princes vhose fam- ily lines go back nearly 1,000 years, have been arrested in Ttaly and placed in concentration camps because of alleged anti-Fascist lean- ings. The two are Prince Filippo Andrea Doria-Pamaphili-Landi, 54, left, and Prince Alessandro Torlonia, 28. WALKED OFF WITH SH O{V—Every inch a capine king is “Daro of Maridor,” cham- Y., show, With him are Mrs, David Wagstaff and John C. Bates. judge. CLIFF STERRELT 1 M. §. ESTEBETH The motorship Estebeth brought in six passengers over the week- end from its island run. | From Kootznahoo, Patrick Paul and Peter Dick. From Tenakee, Herbert Lee, Chris Kohler and Mr. and Mrs, Hans Nielsen. - TGWNSEND LEAVING Mining engineer Harry Town-| send is sailing south on the steam- er Aleutian this afterhoon after inspecting mining properties in| this section, - - PONCIN BACK Gudore Poncin, Belgian geologist who has been inspecting the Jua- lin properties at Berners’ Bay for the past several months, returned on the Baranof over the weekend after a visit to the States. He is again at the Gastineau Hotel I * .0 % SEATTLE ® Perfect comfort ® Splendid food ® Every convenicnce and service Large Rooms all with bath, @ Centrally located | Special Rates to Permanent Guests ALASKANS LIKE THE S e ZENITH RADIOS 1941 Models Now on Display REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 Bill Hixson e} The Working Man’s Store | | Phone 519 SUPER MARKET GASTINEAU HOTEL Every comfort made for our guests Air Servce Information PHONE 10 or 20 ‘ ATCo. ! 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