The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 21, 1940, Page 6

1940. E, MONDAY, OCT. 21, VERY WELL THEN, BUT I WARN YOLl THAT FOR ONLY TWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS--. HUSH UP PAW. TVE ALLLS JBEG PARDON,MAAM, [ XETED YER PORTRAIT _/--FIFTY DOLLARS AN’ REMEMBER THIS IS COSTIN’ TWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS / ag L5 [nvasion Danger Wan MARINE NEWS WAY SOUTH BRINGS 30 |sTeEAMER MOVEMENTSI | NORTHBOUND cheduled to arrive vening Tengas at G c'cleck this e North Ceast sck rive at 8:30 and sails for Sitka at tomorro Aleuttian scheduled to arr 1:30 c'clock tomorrow Ma have 2% o'clock tor 2a.m noon ma SCHEDULED SAILINGS Tyee scheduled to sail from Se- attle 9 a. m. tomorrow Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver 9 p. m CMOITew Denali s Seattle October North Sea scheduled from Seattle October 10 a. m Yuken scheduled to sail from Seattle October 26 at 9 a. m SOUTHBOUND EAILINGS Alaska 1eduled southbound October 2 juled to sail from 23 at 9 a m to sail 25 at 900t e0ecs0eccesesreoeece00c0050 00 King, Raymond Mundt LOCAL SAILINCS . £ A8 0015 Fagus ail) ¥ 1 of v & ot ig : From Cordova Well Hol- e Estebeth scheduled to sail every k that Britain’s defense forces would relax ir dr nd vigilance. Not thc wembers of the brook, Genevieve M Herman Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- 1 Fusilie ha i with their machine gun unit men say they Keno, Marvin Funk, Gerry M<G ka and wayports. .1 are all eage e once again the D troops they met in Fland: Wed: u nd Seattle, passengers are J. W. ek, B. A. Petee, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. J. E Rondi Molver, Bob Bart- a Bark L. Swanson Dart leaves every at 7 a. m. for Pet Alexander, Kake po: 0 e e o000 , Port way- Wc,ghs Billion Loan : FIRST HUMBER A Buckma S lett, Ma 0000000000000 000000009000c0C.200C000C00 and Mrs, George Gustafson - Rowlett, D. Fortier, P ¥ 3 ! ; mavin 1 o, 15 Coner, | PLANE Movements | ¥} W Lk TO WISCOMSIN 1. Coyne, Robert Abrahamson, | | . o~ " uekiv wdini, Ann Louise Hen- o Alaska Clipper scheduled to © e i-afternoon from © i 51,3, Moore, gz, § SV midcafiemoon from gy E}@fig!‘v;“' Shishmaref Postmaster Is H. E. Iffert, Earl Osborne, R. Gar e + - \ W o : 2 P ° at 8§ o'clock tomorrow e W& & - ephine Crumrine, E. M. Gilkey. 2 7 . light. ail closes at 5 a. ® E For WrangelloW. L. Paml, Jr, (] |SUsht " Mal A S S Fur fo Famed Farm John Adams. ; > ° a may fly north late p For Petersburg—Dr. Rae L Carl- | § " ip;c afiernnon, anyway there » ftiod Dspartbien P mil o-score si lted foxes from PR o will be a plane north tomor- e ton “hishmare! d E e row morning about 10 o'cl . 1t Roosevelt will be pull- North Americ T e Mail closes 8 a. m . first 1 from t s ALASKA GOES e Planes scheduled to fly every e wl us ) the last aft. | DE ¢ morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® s sed reporters one of “,, m | in Wi purposes, 1': WE ‘i‘wARD & weather permitting. . a small tag bearing the n r ol owner, post- : s e 0 seecscsss oo which was first in the World ST Wi itery. | lwho ake over the bulk draw- | che TipES TOMOAROW ' [° 1 breident Roosevelt select- | the ailed to the West- | L SUSASEE B ed first number ward late § y afterncon aboard e The drawing in total will take at 1 Although the plan is declared to the steamer Al ka (Sun Time) t 12 hours, he said. % 2 be tentative, Senator Walter F. vard passengers were Mrs High tide—4:32 am. 134 feet. s w:,}) W Goshe > George of Georgia, said there is Hagen, Mrs. F. E. McDermott, Low tide—10:18 am., 54 feet. j ably erson I TS gidtinet possibility of huge loans to High tide—4:14 pm. 147 feet. FAIY HSHING d.m"l G Ewortt widhiavit| L IR Kodiak—Mitchell Krafstad,| Tow tide—11:02 pm, 17 feet. flight it A : u John Raft LR pRovES l.!GI'“ [m.“,, signing it as assistant post- haps a billion dollars in all, to help For Skagway—Mrs. E. T. McBrien, astey build up their military forces for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rapuzzi, Charles b e Goshaw put out attractive hemisphere defense. Henry, O. Hukill, R. S. McCarrey. RAlpH FERRAND'” Thie 2ol ikl EDNANT 18 L T b b s Tl T o For Haines—Mr. and Mrs. R. L o Spap e 1 Rounding Land PREN Davlin, Victor Selkins, O. F. Nilsen LEAVES FOR STATES . oni- it . CYRNEEN . AL Nllber Gegie Btavcs : S ery Management . Supervisor Cla: } John Rhodes Hartly of Juneau g s W shery Management Agent Ralph €nce Olson of the Fish and Wild Tkt \dmitted to hip Iast s > Servic ho re d to Ju- . APOUNG -y at the Ketchikan term o. \ e orra left on the steamer life Service, who returne A i & r i ka)’JEL Clasgmeg‘ji“j,, & ;:‘:g:l‘m::davp for the States, He neau today on the patrol vesscl "'\‘ BNE- QLS Court. Hartley is a native Y SR n Juneau. . after Brant and, b will proceed to Washington after STant. ? Sipning Goshaw’s TO CALL spending some time in the Seattie ~The pack up to last weekend £ “",::' Tl ; R i v it office of the Fish and Wildlife amcunted to between 15000 and ASSISEARL. FROM KETCHIKAN S;xvlw 16000 cases for Southeast Alaska. s Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Meader and Ferrandini spent the fishing sea- Ketchikan district alone has packed MARRIAGE LICENSE png datahtes avaiHRe: romEet ixon at Kodiak. He has been at 13000 cases of this total. A mariage license was an visiting friends for a few FOR YOUR CAB | Alaska headquarters here for a At Petersburg Olson supervised teday by U. S. Cc m missicner Fel VS | BROADWAY CAB CO. iy Ry |the storing of Service speedboats Gray to Charles Walter and Annie e | .. ! e !for the winter, ! Hopkins, both of Tenakee Empire Clusslfieds Pay! Bolstering Brltam s Near East Delenses SCHEDULE and FARES Juneau fo Fairbanks and Seattle o5 4 ] ay, Thurs- Fairbanks to Juneau i s Monday Seattle to Juneau Thursday R Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ophir McGrath 149.00 11500 #151.00 $132.00 £125.00 $120.00 234.00 202.00 $236.00 3217.00 $210.00 $207.00 76.00 5600 48.00 00 95.00 £2.00 Juneau Seattle __ 95 170.00 Fairbanks $2.00 130.00 LESS 10% FOR R()l'\l) 'l‘Rll" $—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 1324—4TH AVE—SEATTLE | | Troops equi for tmpM seryice arrive to bolster British mzes in the Near East. The censor deletle)d ngm‘e’p:;l the country. 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