The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 1, 1940, Page 6

POLLY AND HER PALS HEY, SAM / C’"MERE A MINNIT/ I WANTS YER OPINION COMIN’ MR.KNUTENOGGLE ! 60 ARRIVE ALEUTIAN, YESTERDAY NORTRBOUND Princess Louise scheduled to arrive at 7 o'clock this even- ing. Yukon scheduled to arrive at 7 this evening. Northland scheduled to arrive at 19:30 o'clock tonight. T SCHEDULED SAILINGS The steamer Aleutian passed | g pongacs scheduled to sail from southbowpd through, Jurcau late Seattle 9 tonight day afterroon, crowded al-|g Ajagka scheduled to so with seasonal Westward to capacity s from the The vessel brought in sixty pas- le . . . . . . |o . . . . e Seattle 9 a. m. tomorrow. . . to Juneau, the biggest por-| g » ° . . . . . . . . . . o . . North Coast scheduled to sail from Seattle October 4 at 10 a.m ers . . . . . . . . o! . . ail from & . ¢ . . | o o . . . . n of them from the fishing town Aleutian scheduled to sail from of Yakutat, and tock 38 passengers Seattle October 5 at 9 a. m. south from herc Tyee scheduled to sail from From Seward passengers were: Seattle October 8 at 9 p. m. H. H. Hilscher, O. Jenson, Maudie SOUTHBOUND BAILINGS Kunz, O. Leke, G. Muna, T. A.|g Baranof scheduled southbound Morgan, L. Nunamaker, H. C. Pfund, R. E. Robertson, A. C. Zaworski, Syd Baiten, L. C. Bruton, C. Lewis, Jo» Perusich, William Phipps Frcm Valdez: Mrs. Saturday LOCAL SAILINCS Estebeth scheduled to sall every ‘Wednesday at 6 p. m. for 8it- Norman Sa- ka and wayports. ther, Sam Arnes, Delsanto, o Dart leaves every Wednesd: Jehn Jones, Joe at 7 a. m. for Petersburg, Port Maurer, James Manning, Alexander, Kake and way- borne, Tom Osborne, Dick Tav]'u ports. From Cordova: Mr. and Mus SR L SR g H. M. Burris, C. Olon, Georg ¥ Parks, Tke Taylor, A- L. Vaughn,| | i Olaf Momjr. Y PLANE MOVEMENTS From Yakutat: John Asland,| | | Daisy Abraham, Lloyd Brown,| T a T e " qoqued to o e L e jeave Scattle Thursday morn- ® ey Ve Estad, Theloa Bde irg for Juneau, returning e wards, Ned Frank, Earnest Francis,| o o8 “fuday merning Skag BA0K Prattls (iinde o PAA Electra scheduled south o Dick Henry, D. Hansen, Alex James. g oo pt, 0 ursday, o Mrs. K. A Movall, Mrs. 1. Ness, g jepurning to Interior Friday. I C. Ness, C. L. Poliey, E. Smith.| g planes scheduled to fly every o Earl Shortridge, S. J pPson. !® morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® e weather permitting. . oo 0060000 R. Smith, Dan Henry, H. Loney, K Movall, M. Milton, William Perez. Sailing to Seattle weree: Mr: Aline Dahlen, Mrs. G. G. Brown,| Mrs. E. Bauer, Irene Williamson, H. Townsend, J. S. Payne Mr. and (llppER 0“ Mrs. Joe Campbell, Mrs. Lee Pres- cott, B. R. Hubbayd, Ed Levin, N. Cavalieri, Carl Osdergren, Chun Ho. | Mr. and Mrs. Wes Overby, Alfice Coughlin R. W. Powers, John Pro- vick, Lee Prescott, ! James Spauld- ing, A. McElroy, E. Morgan. Glen Nine passengers flew tc Fair- Abraham, L. C. Bruton, Patrick 19 W Paul. James McNamee, Agnes Pnin-*?,?n??. ‘{"E lll":‘"“[/t!'ll?w %la;h; ::i ML Of ABRR s, ., [0 216 H18 AR PORRES Brown. 4 To Fairbanks were Dorothy Tyke- Teo Ketchikan—Chester Shower, o wedi) b : Florence Syverud, K. St. Antoine ;v?'dMM"\ (I/\;I' “(I‘V“P“ f,l‘?:“:’._ Beni Bellamy, W. P. Plett, Robert p'" oor "% Mhv e o e Miee 2 Dot O T Mrs. Albrecht. & 55 To Seattle were: Colencl B. C. Dunn, Col. John C. H. Lee, Cay TipEs ToMoRRCW B. Talley, G. E. Bassalt, P. Scher- L % \litz, Ray Gordon, G. L. Johnson, = J. Gambrich, A, T on, R. T. Bin tdes o ) e [MeGRAW, L. Smilh, Mrs.'F.‘Ean- ; i " |chott. J. S. Robbins, Mrs. P. Wer- Low tide-7:03 am., -15 feet. 4 Hizh tide—1:14 pan., 201 feet, ! SLIORRY. OO, (G SOR1- e e A [ W. Stenson, Col. A. Mc- R, Nab, E. L. Brennan and G. G. Gris- wold. - 3 | SIMMONS FLIE | Ehell Simmons flew to Sitka to- day, taking two passengers out, B, A. Taft and J. C. Cooper, the latter FOR YOUR CAB |a roundtripper. BROADWAY CAB CO. R s ‘Todey’s news woaay m The Emplrf. & o e - . AT SCHEDULE and FARES Juneau fo Fairbanks and Seaftle 75! Monday, Thurs- Fairbanks to Junean pritgr 4 | Seattle 1o Juneau o : ursday t e —— — { tle banks Nome Bethel Flat Ophir McGrath i Juneau 95.00 8200 119.00 15100 $132.00 3 t: Seattle 95.00 170.00 A 4236.00 3217.00 Fairbanks 170.00 39.00 76.00 56.00 8200 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 AIRWAYS ; i | | STEAMER MOVEMENTS SRR RSO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TUESDAY OCT. 1, e | | & L [ Left to right, Sonia Bech, when a refugee-laden ship bound fo It seemed, said 9-year-old Derek, like ad ¢ 83 children. London. : SPAIN T0 STAY OUT OF AXIS No Pressure o Be Brought perucus re ‘mhm to a parachute, in his Pas- | ture. | to Bear at Present- Reasons Given (Contirued from Page Ore) Spain can be used anyway as an Axis’ base for attack on braltar | and by this means Nazi and Fascist | strategists apparently hope to relieve Spain of a fortright declaration of | ar against England with the in- | ev blockade would be clamped on e ble consequence that a British | Spain. By using an assault on Great | Britain's Gibraltar, which guards the Mediterranean, could be made by Germany and Italy. Franco's Plans Indicatior e that Franco in- tonds to keep Spain out of the con- flict “until the right moment ar- rives” when he will be then given the high ball” by Hitler lini. Foreign observers interpret the and Musso- i new Spanich move to mean Spain | will wait until Great Britain’s col- lapse appears imminent before jumping off the neutrality much as Ttaly waited until France | was virtually before jumping in, prostrated D FORESTER MAKING The Forcst Service boat Forester left Juneau today for Lynn Canal with Junior Forester John Brillhart and District Ranger Harold Smith of the Forest Service, D. H. Gould of the Woaather Bureau, Hawley Sterling of the Alaska Read Com- missicn and Jack Jeffrey of the Alaska Game Commission. ster will call at Kiuk- nes, Skagway, St. Jame Echo Cove and. Ju e Out for Vacation Trip of Four Weeks Alice Colmh‘ln h-lt aboard (hv trip of faur weeks. She will visit mostly in Seattlz but r 80 on a brief tuip to Califor - > o NOTICE AIRMATL ENVELOPES. isale at J. B. Burforéd & %o, adv, | PISE L G ) Empire ciss®Neas oring resulta LYNN CAMAL TRIP fence, | Aleatian for the south on a varation | =howine | air route from Seattle rc Nome, om | 1940. By CLIF F STERRETT SO IVE JUST SHAVED OFF ONE SIDE--- IF YLIH THINK SHE LOOKS O.K. TLL GO AHEAD TN = WITH TH” OTHEF? : her brother, Derek, and Edward Celin Richardson are three youngsters saved ada sank a’ler Leing ¢ oed with a loss of 293 lives, dless nightmare ! American Le; Farmerl gerly picked up the | s and rushed it to the | port instrument was sent reau at Portland, 76 Suspicious Nt |'to record atmospheric VASSALBORO, me., Oct, 1.—A; - had read all about this Subscribe mr pusiness, became Empire—the paper with when he found an ap- id circulation. mbling a radio, at- - He called in the newly-formed sawe at J. B. Burford & This picture was cabled from sion police. Augusta air- Officials there explained that the up ST L. S | loon from the Federal weather bu- SRS miles south AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, air route from Seat.e to Nome, NOTICE AIRMAIL ENVELOP. show'ng sale at J. B, Burford & Co. adv. NEWS | BROADCAST JOINT FEATURE SERVICE ON THE AIR! By The Daily Alaska Empire and KINY 6 Days Every Week at 8:15 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 7:00 pm. S p.m. ————— {ZENITH RADIOS 1941 Models Now on Display REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 Bill Hixson | IRVING'S The Working Man’s Store ‘ Phone 519 | SUPEE HARKET including [GASTINEAT HOTEL Every comfort made for our guests Air Servce Information PHONE. 10 or 20 They gin- contraption by bal- conditions. HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. 2 U. S. Mail Carrier M.S.DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Junéan every Wednesday at 7 a.m. For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT | ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS -| Special Weekend Trips Arranged For Information—Haugen Transpor- taticn Co. 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