The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY OCT. 24, 1940. I WAS THIS © WEARING LOOK AWFULLY CONSPI BESIDE YOUR NEW SUIT/ POLLY AND HEB PALS ;~—1\N\<4Nc LD HAT I'M Wik L. cuous MARINE NEWS By CLIFF STERRE’I‘T SO JESS WAIT RIGHT HERE TILL I GIT INTA SOME OL E\/ERYDA\/ ok .DATTER. YOuU WINS ! YER PAW KNOWS HOW T/ TAKE NOTICE GIVEN ¢ [ e e T I KATHERINE HOOKER 1 \ as a'Paid-up subscriber to [ . The Daily Alaska Empire i« invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE | ! ( and receive 2 tickets to see: 1 ‘ ? Y ' ! "MEXICAN SPITFIRE” Federal Tax—>5¢ per Person ! WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! S GIRL FLIER IS GOING HOME 'In Clipper S;lrdbugh Flying South Five pounds of sourdough hoétcake | by B { NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE ; ‘that a hearing will be held before thv undersigned Probate Judge on Octobex 28, 1940, at 10:00 o'clock, A. , in the office of the United States Ccmmlssmner and Ex-Officio Pro- | bate Court for the Juneau, Alaska, STEAMER MOVEMENTS| satter went south by Clipper this Commissioner’s Precinct, upon the | nofning, the first such cargo ever| e _|petition of NELL McCLOSKEY for hipped by air, it is bleieved. The steamer North Coast came| admission to probate of the last will . NORTHBOUND The batter will be a starter for |In from Sitka this morning With|and testament of JOHN McCLOS- e Princess Louise scheduled to ® : I 2 ) e aine. which | hine passengers for Juneau and is| KEY, deceased, and for a confirma- )0 Roosevelt Hotel cuisine, Which oL 0q"to sail for Petersburg and | f h roes a e arrive Friday afternoon or e . . netitution is going to borrow from | POO! 0 sa 3 1S g o ion of her appointment as admin-| e cvening. May have three ® A'ma He”ln Headlng Ba(k he recipe beoks of Baranof Hotel Seattle at 10 o'clock this evening. | jstratrix under the last will and tes- e e days’ mail . . Chef Les Teagle and make sour- AFTivals were Mrs. H. J. Hodgins,| tament of JOHN McCLOSKEY, and | The Alaska Clipper flew south|® Denali due "”“'}" Wy fo P'Pef After Four ough hoteakes a specilty xrsl.) “l;'alkerwld. (A\‘hl;mlx)ak:.:.' x:l for the l&sualnco of %mm-s Testa- his morning for Seattle with 16/ ® have one day’s mal On November 1, this pail of starter eterman, C. Alderson. -|mentary to her. All persons in passengers from this city and was|® T¥ e cheduled to arrive Sat- e Month Of Alaska vill be the subject of a feature story tfl"l Zuukl. '\1"03\‘1“ |SMIL Marvin| interest are hereby requived at said te pick up more at Ketchikan o urapg EJOUBIEY. A 5 ) the cooking page of the Seattle | Larson and M. Matheson time and place to appear or show Leave DueJuneau Due Jitheay flying south from Juncau N‘II: "L"I‘ 'jf‘l']"(m:(',“]:'im.,“,: Sip of a girl flaunts dangers of | Pest-Intelligencer and a group of e i it ;"“I:lmylh‘uw.’}nn ,‘\“,"I. Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound were Mrs. Edna Robinson, William | & North Sea sehedived Lo S8 1, "Nortn—_petite Miss Alma Hef-| romnent Alaskans and Post-In- E ) peltidn shiould’ not be' granted ‘dx | "YATASICA .Oct. 16 Oct. 19 0ot 26 sanborn, Adolph Boch, Mrs. Zeita il from Sea lip of the famed Piper sportplane cligencer employees will sample N_w FROSIED foon prayed.for. : Gl ALEUTIAN Sire i 3 Boch, H. W. Coke, Ole Blindheim,| ® at 10 a. m ° curdough cakes at a special Roose- Witness my hand and Official Seal . ct. 10 Oct. 22 oct ucs s Ll ae . AT o factories, wings light plane over dough cdkes al a Specis D s *DENALT . ot o W o Glenn Healas, Carol Beamer, J, H,|® Yukon scheduled to sail from e Hotel breakfast (ABI'H’ mSTAllED at Juneau, Alaska, this 15th day of Oct. 23 oct. 26 Nov. 1 B B e wiadl|® Beditlc October 26 it §a, m. &|{f0set, WINdfis o shadow of Bolbl o, o loun o iikent 5 pechghs YUKON P B % s kerlund, Johr lagemeier Fred & S g5 - pé . i - . sildersleeve, manager of e C ) - . . V. : rongass scheduled %0 : boms itive igloos, turns for a Eagan, Hins Tilleson, Mrs. H, Is-| ® Tongass scheduled %o sail from e | Bo90S P “he O/ il at| dclcl, says he will make the sour- BERT'S, BY PARSONS | FELIX GRAY ALASNG. . .08, Nov. 2 Nov. § Seattle October 29 at 9 a. m. e | home and lands triumphantly at e joson, Mkster ‘Tsdgcson; M. .9 - BRalils Qoicver 29 84S 8. I cugh cakes a daily feature on the | United States Commissioner and Ex- | TANANA Nov. 5 Nov.. 10 Thurston and B. F. Heintzleman, | ® SOUTHBOUND BALLI o Logkhaven L qp mem “to make Alaskans feel at Officio Probate Judge for Juneau, : s g e North Coast in port and sails @} It would have lLzen good b nisigts &edttle §ikii Sthep stef bl smibiove- | Alasks; Gohmiksioner’s: Precinot: P s B, D BTy e couth at 10 oclock tofight. e would have made fine n(‘\k\)m APmEr i s‘"m‘." 3 M:l ot l(.: h "EI':(.(.:\ X;:A:!L,,l]_ p,,.:, l;“b“;,”i:“: ):)(,I(\mw:.;m ' Conuects with . S. Cordova, at Cordoya for Latouche, Seward, e Alaska scheduled southbound e |copy—20-some-year-old little ! ',“’I‘M .J.n}v‘ St ‘m'\ Bt i Ehods | TaE p”b”(_;m"“* Bob.- a A Women's Bay, Kodiak and Seldovia, e at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn- e !neite Alma Heflin flying the nmu\~ MONPE“DE"T HUN‘IER peicl iy At ap I i > ol TX e f—Connects with S. S. Cordova at Cordova for Homer and Uzinki, o ing ® ern air trails to show how easy it Commty. and Alacka Frosted Feods| The Dally Alassa umpire guarag- FOR OTHER INMORMATION REGARDING PORTS e Aleutian scheduled southbound e can be done, but in Juneau today HFED losEs RIF[E (‘(‘ml"“\ v 2 s ¥ | tees the largest daily circulation of OF CALL AND BESERVATIONS CALL e Sunday or Monday, e registered at the Hotel Juneau ' 'In‘“f Y renorls Uhis new fype of | *1Y Alaska rewspaper T . LOCAL SAILINGS e [homeward bound via Panair, Miss STSE0S. TODOLS, BRb De Y Re Bl = HE ALASKA LINE o Estebeth schediled to sail every ® | Heflin is four months cured of Al-| D. G. Sanders yesterday pleaded fresh frested foods cabinet, one of |z S ENAE MRGENS R SRR 5855 3 i i wm{m;d'ny at 6 p. m. for Sit- e b st o ao Spokh 4 will-| 3uilty e court of U. S. Com-| fhe latest designs out, is a guar-|| FRESH OLYMPIA TICKET OFFICE—2 FREIGHT OFFICES—4 o ka and wayporss. e |ing to call its quits & missioner William N. Growden at| antce to any retailer selling “l’l*‘:‘” OYSTER COCKTAIL H. O. ADAMS———Agent s are due in Juncau e Dart leaves every Wednesday ® | And after all, Alma's had enough| Fairbanks to hunting with an im- foods, ‘that his cu "")"hl “',,, 2 RETAIL and WHOLESALE frem e at7a. m. for Petersburg, Port ® bl fa B it re preper license while he was a served with only the best miethot Fresh from the Shell Everyday S ' bt A g trouble - Tap & Bixk. het. size g sande £ . of freezing foods for consumption By the % Pint and Pint u n the Interior con-|® Alexander, Kake and way- ® It was like this esldenty -Sanders . was . fined | ' L8 e et eration ‘kiiown LEAVE ORDERS AT 1 L ® ports ® Miss Heflin and Marjorle Quinn, $50 and forfeited a rifle i the Penguln Brand, handied. by NEW YORK TAVERN in on the three planes today |[® @ ® © @ © © ® @ @ ® = <l 0 b Hiane company employ- - pdier Edat iU S L L VER | Ala a [ h Rudolph Kransi, Mrs. Lillian P nted to sce Alaska thei FLUSH WATER MAINS Wit and installed by Passons &1 PSS A RS S0 O O B e'lnls lp ompan RS a ers, and 1518 y t - L. F 1. Jeff Kettle M| own y. Because of the war they ; " f g 4 PR P ——————. \, S E RV I'CE-ON-ALL-ALASKA-~RDODUTES 3 5 K Joe sulli- | PLANE MOVEMENTS o > e hes| water mains at Wrangell are| tric Co., is offercd for inspectio Sin ’\;’X.U;L‘”'(‘-_ll,\” \',,? J:;‘ldsv‘\‘/fil l couldn't fly through Canada and ey flushed to clear the water by them GASTINEAU - . . i e s s T T they shippad their “iper Coupe 10 o reported impurities believed oo - HOTEL @.._,_._..«-...-m.w_.__‘........---..-_...;. pilonor T, Se e Alaska Clipper scheduled to caused by vegetation in the pipes. ~ Empire Classifieds Pav C N | Waynor, R. L. Cory, R. T. Schmitz, $ Al2S v|:)m,m eduled %0 o1 From Junsaithey | flew o 8 i ’ ery comfort made for our guests | MAnmE AIR'AYS u i s g “A l L i S Tt e e ~ # Sieau, et oS8 and on nio Fabunks ovr N, | Aif Seryce Informion i | Scutherland, Jchn Repo, R. A.|® MOITow ],‘\ J\u\u au uu;m— it {1 o g PHONE 10 or 20 2-Way Radio Communicatior Authorized Carrier (] fel csen. Joe Weeb, ® ing southbound aturday e 1 ik @ That wa S —1 - A e D, | e Sdturday fhorning €t '8 o- e feat enough in a light plane foi SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE ] Calber o olook. Mail closes 5 a. m. | lwo girls, but their plans were t H ” d S /I/ A !{ S d \ SEAPLANE (‘mnn RERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA ' A trio_of passeigers were, flown |3 Clock. M L e 0liywoo 1ghts And Sounds | | Se——— HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 629 : nerth to Fairbanks yesterday even- | ® £ et g T i | | HAUGEN TKANSPORTATION CO. §ecescemomomesamomns e ] g y e e ppe | © Three PAA Electras arrived in | The story continues b Ksbkon C ) ing with PAA. hey were Mrs. ; : A R : By Robbin Coom: — z % Florence Okerlund, Mrs. J. C. Kerr|® Juneau today from the In- e After royal entertainment at ; x i 'u. s. "all Carrler and Moster’ St ik ier e terior. One scheduled north- e | Fairbanks they took coff for Mount HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Oct. 24—Don't know any better way to iy B8 - ® bound tomorrow morning. & | McKinley National Park. The! tell about these Merry Macs than to relate what Mr. James M n ALASKA Aln mANSPUBT Inc. e Mail closes at 8 a. m. tomor- ® )t happily arggnd the clouds Stamart tHinks about theml . . All Planes ’ . 3 . " » gged b st perating Own Aeronauticsl HSHERY AGE"“ s row. e lofty McKinley, took the rugged I saw the Macs do {hweir piece for “Love Thy Neighbor” but Leaves Ferry Slip, Junean 2-Way i 3 PHONE ® Planes scheduled to fly every ® ' old peak's picture several times and ) Radio Station KANG ming ‘cloc - Sitka 3 knew alrcady that Mr. Stewart would be in line for the pre- every Wednesday at 7 a.m. Movm E E e morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® | then continued their journey Badio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU s12 e weather permitting. ®. But fierce gales in %17 Rive view of the picture. I knew that because I watched Mr. Stewart For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER WINTER Mo'"“s L RO e o o canyon put them down in a wil- listen to the Merry Macs when they first came to town. That ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS Egswed = o low-studded field at the coal mines was at the Victor Hugo, where they were keeping warmed up Special Weekend Trips Arranged | For Intormation—Haugen Transpor- bas: They rested and listened to the until Director Mark Sandrich should call them for the picture wI" ) r:}’f"“!f“\ffl" Supervisor wind howl and prayed their little Mr. Jimmy Stewart likes the Merry Macs. He had a ringside || tation Co. Red 611—or Hotel Juneau, T plane would hold its moorings seat. As an audience he Was almost as good a show as the Merry Phone 123 iy e v gl g e Ry Winds abated, they struggled for | Macs. Mr. Hank Fonda was a good audience, too, at Mr. Jimm iR — ) e R D ki {flying speed on the overgrown tible. bt X 3 Eiook ) ch tc pick up Agents J. Steele (Sum Time) able, but I'couldn't keep such good check on Hank who was emergency airport and were forced e N C M AN Culbertscn and A. P, Romine, who| Low tide—1:16 am, 23 feet, | oeic @ p‘lm’w e gt | facing the other way TRANSPOR1 ATIO OMP Y will be in the Juneau office this —High tide—7:49 b, 188 lecv. | " Goon yier for flying speed ST e HR A Low tide—1:55 p.m. 51 feet They madatifokiniay Bark and The Stewart-Fonda party stayed through two Merry Mac 2 The ‘*}"v e Is maintaining year- High tide—7:50 p.m., 139 feet. | " ony entertained again. | ¢hOws and each time called for more. They belong to the cult INGS — Juneatt . opUdRaRls Clore Sl wing e T Things were going too nicely of Merry Mac fans, have belonged since 'way back when. The WEEKLY SA';‘,ame moved it § oy jIGGS D'“NER 'o | As they left McKinley, a wheel cult is numerous in Hollywood, but I'm sure Jimmy Stewart is Lyv. Jun. woved to Seattle tn former Ar.Jun. IV hit a culbert and the little plane chief cultist - Leave S. BE HELD MONDAY wivec iancine wear ALASKA TRANSPORTATION seattle 24 North o qp Och 22 Oct. Tt BEL wl g Aol Bortal and broke s For he sal and grined, and cach vocal trick of the songsters i nson ot Wianceil’ ta: relieve .omaTwR it propeller. ’ || viaved pleasant tricks with the honest rustic face of that Mr. COMPANY Culbertson at Ketchikan, where an| A Jiggs Dinner will be spread by, DBack to Fairbanks and a wait for €mith who went to Washington. He kept time with his eyes. P9 will also be maintained all Alford John Bradford Post of the ePAls. : 3 | not with his feet. His face cupped in his hands, his elbows Romine is stationed at American Legion next Monday e Meanwhile, Miss Heflin, stll de- [ "\ fyo0s e liked the Merry Macs. His expression carried a Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Craig during the fishing seasqn Legi Post ning for friends. Dave the affair onnaires and Commander Metcalf announced today Davenport is Chairman for their Frank for Valdez. Engine trouble devel- When (hey finished a_number, Mr. Stewart’s big hands ap- S. S. TONGASS Oct. 29 oped and she limped to another S. S. TYEE ..Nov. 5 |emergency landing at Gakona 8. S. TONGASS ... ..Nov. 12 termined to see more of the nortn. borrowed a propeller and took off Leaves whole freight of “Ge” and “Gosh” and amazed admiration. Seattle Coast Nob\:: oct. 25 oct . ! N(g:)!x:% Nov. 1 Nov. D Nov. & ‘“NRV (liuab;,sl::‘l‘lzh l-rcl‘ht Phone 23 99 Oct. 31 105 | where she landed with a dead stick.| - FORNANCE IN Repair parts for the engine, which FOR YOUR CAB The Army supply tender Fornance | Were taken to Fairbanks, came BROADWAY CAB CO, is in from Chilkoot Barracks today, {SIOWIY. First order was lost. The i1 berthed at the Rock Dump Float cond finally arrived, weeks late. At this point, the Lure of the SCHEDULE and FARES Tuesday Friday Juneau fo Fairbanks and Seattle North is having the effect of too much candy on Miss Heflin Result, Miss Heflin sold her plane and flew to Juneau yesterday by| ctra. She will fly south on the ncx[ clipper and she’ll write he book on Alaska at home in Spo-| kane before she goes back to wovk at Piper Miss Quinn Miss Heflin's flying partner, has adopted Alaska. She H Monday, Thurs- g 3 rWay: airbanks fo Junean ] ay, is working for Wien Airways In J day, Saturday | Fairbanks. Four months of flying and wait- Seattle to Jlmeau Monday ing to fly in Alaska has crystal- Thursday lized Miss Heflin's opinions of Al- Jun- Se- Fai yepin ¢ 3 eau attle banks Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ophir McGrath One, she is convinced Alaska can Juneau 00 K200 119.00 11500 $151.00 00 $120.00 use airport development. Seattle 95.00 170,00 23000 202.00 £207.00 Two, she thinks Alaska fliurs‘ Fairbanks 82.00 170.00 000 4400 | are miracle men. LE $—Via Fairbanks. Passengers — Airmail — Air Express And three, she thinks taking a' boat down through the West Indies to South America would be fun, | i PO { RIVER SEASON CLOSES SS 10‘“ FOR ROUND TKlP i‘i‘ Al sk A' River navigation on the Stikine a‘ a a ll'ways, nc. has closed and the Barrington Transportation Company steamers Pan American Airways System will be hauled up in winter quar- ters. - l'()ll BETTER WATEII Due to the unsatisfactory water TRAFFIC OFFICE L. A. DELEBECQUE v District Sales Manager @t -certain -times of -the- year, the So. Pranklin St. PAN AMERICAN ATRWAYS Petersburg City Council has au- ONE, 108 1324—4TH AVE.—SEATTLE ||| thorized the purchase of chlarinat- A ing equipment for the city systemn PERCY’S CAFE STOP AT PERCY'S CAFE Breakifast, Dinner or Light Lunches * DELICIOUS FQOD ® FOUNTAIN SERVICE REFRESHMENTS plauded like tireless machines, and if the Merry Macs didn't come back right away Mr. Stewart forget he was a big boy now and just whistled, forefingers to his lips. I've neyer seen anybody like anything more than Mr. Stewart liked the Merry Macs— proving Mr. Stewart does have time for comedy. The quartet is made up of the three McMichael brothers— Judd, Ted and Joe and Miss Helen Carroll, as personable a Dixie belle as ever came out of Memphis to the big time. The brothers started broadcasting in Minneapolis, and soon were touring with orchesiras. Chicago fame led them to New York, and to Fred Allen and thence to Hollywood — four years after they first took to the air. They've been in musical shows and made hit records They sing tunes like * ‘My Bonnie” and “Darling Nellie Gray” and “Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me,” to which they give per- sonalized embellishments and harmionies. Their vogalizations might be pegged as a sort of sophisticated hillbilly style, but those in the Know that their unique quality is ‘“bounce rhythm.” Their repertory includes some 120 songs. This, as Bing Crosby attests from his Rhythm Boys days, is phenomenal. “We had a tough time getting two or three numbers down right,” says Bing. Anyhow, the Me; went to town .),mtn ! assure us 3 Macs*am the xeasfin M;« Smith pchcalh > e l PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIGERATION ; bg ¢ 0 D. B. FEMMER AGENT Phone 114 Night 312 COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY OF ALASKA Lumber and Building Materials . PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve and Modernize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. A. e s —— CALIFORNIA GROCERY alld o+« MEAT MARKET 487 TELEPHONES ‘~—371 FRESH EVERY DAY —— Local, Home-Grown VEGETABLES FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY M OUR _OWN FARM) TELE’PHONE 47 PROMPT DELIVERY CANADIAN PACIT 1( ona’ . "PRIN- CESS” JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise’ October 27 Princess Norah November 6—17—27 Connections at Vancouver with Pacific Services: INTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIO TRANS-PACIFIC Tickets, reservations and full P ars from V. 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