The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 17, 1940, Page 6

POLLY AND HER PALS THE D AILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 17, 1940 DANCE / SH. PEAKIE / HOW PLUEFICKLY PRINCELY TH’ WAY YLIH RUSHED LP T’ ME F ER TH’ F'QSWD SHUX, MAGGIE-- - ~/ KNOW HOW RS Iy e TH” EARLY BIRD GITS TH’ WORM_// TLL SHOW YUH WHOS A )—~— WORM , YUH WEASEL./ NORTH SEA GOES OUT; 39 EMBARK The steamer North Sea came it from Sitka tliis morning at 8 o'- clock with ten passengers for di charge here and sailed south for Seattle and wayports with 39 from Juneau Artivals were Mrs. A. Isaacson M. J. Klepser, H. B. F Mrs. 1 , Mrs. Kenyon McLean, Ar Nieman, Myrtle Swayne C. Hagen, Susan Gregeroff For Seattle passengers were Gloy Loc kB u. Cuet Ellis, Eugene ridge, Ray Jacobsen, John ik, John Ott, Phillip Berk H Lylc, Carl Mcore, Stuart Lansing, Mr Roy Watson, Mr Forr Jcnes, Phyllis Jone Mrs, F Barraga Mrs. 8. Wilkins, H McDcenald, Oliver Ros- For tchikan—Mr. and Mrs. R J Patricia Williams, Bruce B Herb Redman For Wrangell Emma Horton Marie Austin, O. Brattebo, John Ross, Charies Marvin, Frieda J Morris Nelson Eileen Nelson Charles Moore, Andy Bakke, Nel Rocken, W. H Thatcher Bowman, I. A For Petersburg — Norman Rus- tad, Art Peterson. For Kake—Mrs. Morris Grant - e CLIPPER GOES SOUTH TODAY The Alaska Clipper flew out from Auk Bay this morning for Seaite with 20 passengers aboard and a heavy cargo of express and mail Those flying south were Al Mon- sen, Earl Ellingen, Frank Warsing, C. D. Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. P, B. Hagglund, Master Paul Hagg- lund. Master Jobhn Hagglund, Har- J. F Ed old Rosund, Al Lucas, pin 1 Gallagher James Sewell, Terrel He Anderson Wilson Scott Moulden, C. Malitz, R. W Crary. Hal- McCoy ion, Jolin Dovis M- - NORICE AIRMAIL ENVELOPLE, show!ie aa route from Secattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv -e Subscribe 10 ane Dany Empire—the paper wits paid circulation. Try a classified ad In The Empire W 1117 FOR YOUR CAB BROADWAY CAB CO. Alasks the larges r HEDULED SAILINGS scheduled o sail from attle today but report at3p.m scheduled t il North Coast from Scattl row Aleutian scheduled to sail from tle October 19 at 9 a. m scheduled to sail from Se- attle October 22 at 9 a. m Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver October 22 at 9 p. m. 10 a. m. tomor- North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle Octeber 25 at 10 m SOUTHBOUND AL Denali scheduled 1 southbound 3 p. m. temorrow Yukon scheduled southbound Sunday. LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ka and wayports. Dart every at 7 a. m. for Pete: Alexander, Kake ports L I Wednesda rsburg, Por and way- leaves @000 0ess0s0000s0 0000000 000000000 s l PLANE MOVEMENTS } e SRS AN | ® Alaska Clipper scheduled to . leave S le tomorrow morn- . ing at o'clock for Ju- e neau, returning e urday morning . Bay 8 o'cleck. Mail cles- . e m. Saturday ® PAA ectra due from Fa . banks this afternocn returr . ing to interior tomoirow . morning, Mail closes at 8 a . m. tomorrow. ® Planes scheduled to fly every e morning at 9 o'clock for Si e weather permitting. o em a9 e see it S S Tipes Tomozrcw | T - - (Sun Time) High tide—1:56 a.m. 158 feet Low tide—T7:46 am. 24 feet High tide—1:48 p.m., 17.0 feet. Low tide—8:12 p.n., -05 feet - - AIRPLANES ON 2 RUNS TODAY John Amundsen flew to the co: vy with three pass ers wh 11 Simmons was to go to K¢ chikan with one this afternocn Sam Pekovich flew let. and Victor Filkins and McNeil to Si while Lieut Comdr. F. A. Z er was to fly to Ketchikan. - > The Daily Alaska rnpl largest pa ka newspuper s 28 SCHEDULE Juneau fo Fairbanks and Seatile Fairbanks io Juneau and FARES Tuesday Friday Monday, Thurs day, Saturday Monday Thursday Se- Fair attle banks Neme Ruby Bethel Juneau 93.00 K200 119.00 11300 Seattle 95.00 130.00 23000 20200 $ Fairbanks 82.00 170.00 TLOO 39.00 I6.00 56.00 4800 4100 LESS 10%FOR ROUND TRIP 3—¥ia Fairbanks. Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System TRAFFIC OFFICE L. A. DELEBECQUE District Sales Manager 135 So. Franklin St. PHONE 106 PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS 1324—4TH AVE.—SEATTLE 1 Giant Draft Lottery | s~ The next step will be a giant draft lottery to determine the order in which men will be summoned to to Hawk In Loren m e has the action or on appeal td higher draft d circulatlon of any al- BOULDER IS THE FALL GUY_Five foamy ribbons of water stretch from Boulder dam outlet valves to an observation ramp where spectators watch this man-made waterfall The occasion w2s a test wherein 30,000,000 gallons of water from Lale Mead were released through oxtlet valves '®9 0000 0c000000000200000000000006e0 183 feet above the Colorado river bed. am is 726.4 feet above bedrock. Berlin, also Rome reat nror one high authority in the British earding the “spontancons~ the world as they did in the World HERE SA]’URDAY registering in the United State War. They are ready to fight at the 2 e AEe | PHe TesibimilA drop of a hat. The reg . —— tually cast gloom over war ci varning note to all nations ® Freighter Tanana of the Alaska abroad at the American achieve- United States is for defense * hip Company is schedulsd ment E ST . 1 por n Sat 12 T B i A a > in port on Saturday. The London officialdom also expressed The Daily Alaska Emptre guaran- o Tanana is southbound from the’ amagement that 16,000,000 could be tees the largest daily circulation of o Wesiward for Seattle registered in a single day Wit as any Alaska newspaper. S saiGl ¢ o 3 e Blocked by Bomb Crater AMER'(AN Strand Blocked by Bon ! . . : FOR DEFENSE Demo(racyfl‘S—h*ows Effect- iveness in First Move Made for Profection < (Continusd from Page One) Draft Boards, Appeal Boards, Gov- crnment Appeal Board, and local Bea of Physicians, and all such work now under the Draft Director’s ‘ t direction 3 > tary duty for one year. »<e named for the year of army | 1ining must accept the duty under ain of fines and imprisonment | unless deferred by legal draft board | | officials. ‘ Immediate deferments face men | — with dependents, students, | 4 Il unfit, theological | i departure of the Nazi raiders before starting bg, those .1n clvilian FolSed X;;?::’:lhlgs}i%n"':‘fzg;us gtund, where traffic is temporarily blockeds % Aponiance. by & huge bowb crater. The church in background is St. Mary-le-Strand, W YORK, Oct. 17.—According | which dates back to 1717 to Associated Press o phy advices from 24 — Shown in flight, the army’s newest Inger&rplo;l-pursuli: pAane,l; Lock- heed P-38, has been called the “weorld’s fastest military plane” by Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold, army li':corps chief. Details of performance were not given after recent test flight at Burbank, Cal, but plane’s believes capable of 500 m.p.h, Army has ordered $52,000,000 worth, FAST AND FURIOUS b s A \ A.E. KARNES : As a paid-up subscriber to l The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon ; this evening at the box office P of the —_— CAPITOL THEATRE ! and receive 2 tickets to see: “CALL A MESSENGER" i § Federal Tax—5¢ per Person WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! Leave Due Juneau Due Juneay Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound *DENALI T 9 Oct. 9 Oct 12 Oct. 8 YUKON Oct. 12 Oct. 15 Oct. 20 ‘ALASKA Oct. 16 Oct. 19 Oct. 25 ALEUTIAN Oct. 10 Oct. 22 Oct. 27 DENALI Oct. 23 Oct. 26 Nov. 1 # YUKON Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Nov. 3 Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis ALASKA Oct. 30 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Currently commander of the At- lantic squadron, Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis will command the “pa- trol force of the United States fleet,” a new naval unit to be formed from warships now in the Atlantic, new warships upon com- pletion, recommissioned vessels and converted private vessels. The nes’ fleet, to be reinforced by hundreds A planes, marks beginning of the iwo-ocean navy, The vauy Alaska empire has the gest paid circulation of any Al- aska newspaper Every comfort made for our guests Air Servce In{ormation PHONE 10 or 20 HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. U. S. 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