The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 25, 1940, Page 6

" POLLY ANDHERPALS TR By CLIFF STERREIT THESE WEEK-END HOTEL s ITLL BE TH/ ONE I'M GONNA i GUNNAR INGMAN : (| GIT FROM TH’ REAR PLATFORM A " as'B phidEup saticriver 1o, TREKS SURE RAISES OL’ JESS LOOKIT HARRY WITH A PERSON'S )) TH’ VIEW OF TH’ OF TH” TRAIN / POCKET- BOOK / DUNES, DATTER / T 5 e BN The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office AND TO THE r : ATy LEFT, THE SALT ; SE T, MARSHES, MA / CAPITOL THEATRE and receive 2 tickets to see: “LEGION OF LOST FLYERS" Federal Tax—5c per Person WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! i vy NOTICE 3_ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a hearing will be held before the undersigned Probate Judge on October 28, 1940, at 10:00 o'clock, A. M., in the office of the United States Commissioner and Ex-Officio Pro- f bate Court for the Juneau, Alaska, / Commissioner’s Precinct, upon the ” petition of NELL McCLOSKEY for l admission to probate of the last will and testament of JOHN McCLOS- KEY, deceased, and for a confirma- tion of her appointment as admin- istratrix under the last will and tes- tament of JOHN McCLOSKEY, and for the issuance of Letters Testa- | mentary to her. All persons in interest are hereby required at said time and place to appear or show MARINE NEWS NORTH COAST [sreawe== MOV.EMENTS; FOR SEATTLE for Skagway Tyee due at midnight. Denali scheduled to arrive at 8:30 o'clock tcmorrcw morn- ing and sails westward at 11:30 a. .m. Nerth Sea due Tuesday. ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday - LEAVE ORDERS AT NEW YORK TAVERN | | at 7a. m. for Petersburg, PmL Noth Sea Is Juneau Bound AlaskaStéamshl Can ports B ;1 1‘” Bre n | VIiCE-ON-ALL-A y Seeeeece o T U THEMEATELKS nbs Fa” on DrEMEn IESSTRIERRY | o . . o . ° ° . . . ° ° ° . . . . . . ) .. S DULED SAILINGS . The ean rth Co: sailed > \,ka;"“i,:t:,,\,.,] g,/. u.nGlsrmn . cause, if any they have, why said Leave DueJuneau Due Juness uth from 1 yesterday Imy.- b i e 3 petition should not be granted as Steamer Seattle Northbound Southbound il king s | cavy list.of 35 Juneaw: & o SCb LS hedulon to sail from & pxsa(‘d for. TR S vALA&[{A oct. 16 Oct. 19 oot vk B e oul, i RGeSt e itness my hend and Official Seal |~ ALEUTTAN : St 10 e G : ook avi were nd Mrs.| o Mount McKinley ind o at Juneau, Alaska, this 15th day of | *DENALI : Oct. 23 Oct. 26 Nov 1 Gus Uotilla, Elmer i, Mm% MoKy fiac ! October, 1940. YUKON 2 e : Eimer Keturl, Raymond Keturl,| H[ulufmm Seattle October ,m: R L SHEON Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Nov. 3 & A b i at 9 a. m S ¥ *MT. cKINLE ot. 3| V P P Mrs., Martin Sather, Master Martin | § (A¢98m 0 o United States Commissioner and Ex- | o AOSINLEY Oct. 30 Nov. 2 Nov. 9§ Sather Jr., Blanche May, Mes, Wes ¢ N Co088 SORCOUR 10 8. @ Officio Probate Judge for Juneau, | o, & Nov. 10 Barrett, Mrs. E. L. Shermer, E. G.| g 90 b ® Alaska, Commissioner’s Precinct. i : H‘II»,‘{ ; i ta BT e bR S Pirst publication, Oct. 16, 1940, = (»ox)lx(’c!:.s with S. 8. Cordova at Cordova for Latouche, Seward, rl o ',” Ogzden, Di )\ Thorson, Mrs. ». | gkl Trow Varbatyer Noveme # Last publication, Oct. 26, 1940. Women's Bay, Kodiak and Seldovia. ”“T,“‘, »;wuw ‘Mlx:‘”}ivx !(l;l’.-‘nixv\_m‘i““,] o her) &t.9. s 5 117 _D - — i f—Connects with S. S. Cordova at Cordova for Homer and Uzinki, % “.\‘“ o ”_‘“M H ‘ii . .'“”,MW o ¢ SOUTHBOUND SATILINGS ‘ee:u‘,hcn‘:,r ’m;xxTa lz,mpuexguarm-' ‘ FOR OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING FORTS Joe Murphy, Rickird Beckor, Lioyd|® Alaska scheduled to arrive in e e i fi\v::;rfel““cu R0att| OF CALL AND RESERVATIONS CALL > osdelleg rigat 4 dgd T T e port at 6 o'clock tonight and e j i oo, o8, Ve X 0 anier |o W muB MDD o : , THE ALASKA LINE o ol Enestrom. |'® Alvutmln wllm\;}vd].\uulhhmmd . 1 "FRESH OLYM[TM’""""" | TICK®ET OFFICE—2 FREIGHT OFFICES—4 % """ e Sunday or Monday. . fi,‘,,,”fl Lau- o LOOAL MARANGS : ltg_‘{[s[]’:ndcwocfigl'rgni I H. O. ADAMS———Agent o Exstebeth scheduled to sail every ® " vy P ERALE ;g ® Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sel?_' Y Damage caused by Royal Air Force bombings in | street, in a suburb of the German capital. The pic- I'resh from the Shell Everyday ; 3 R A . Berlin is pictured. The street shown is Invalider l ture was passed by the censor. By the !z Pint and Pint N . . ° . . . Db S I HALL TCNIGHT Every comtort made forour suests| | | MARINE AIRWAYS—U. §S. MAIL ! SEATTLE, Oct. 25 ST g ST G T B S Air Servce Information ! 5 ] rth*Sea sailed for Southeast Al-|g alacke Glipper scheduled to VPHONE*10 o 20 | | 2-Way Radio Communicatior Authotlzed Carrier i aska ports at 11:10 o'clock this ¢ = gluve yia antilock this PUb'l( |nV|ted '0 Meeilng— e et | SCHEDULED PASSENGER AIRLINE SERVICE ) forenoon with 40 passengers, the o oo o o S e Re. ® SEAPLANE CHARTER SEKVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASEA ! 1«;“};)\\'1{xf4 booked for Juneal: 'g furnc outh tomorrow leav- e Speaker Musual Num- 3 HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 | Ah-ml;;‘ ‘fiilflf ; Rj‘ll\ll S.lj;l]{:{l(l_ o -dus Al B9 ab & Gclock. & [2 | HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. =+r=rtcmr o - a0 s o g ce ,(x.,,rl‘::!.m,nw AL CHILEAN, |y s Regl) ToToRes AE by m 3 bers Arranged U s Mail Carrier | : ® Three PAA Electras arrived o . D g P s v— . and Mrs. E. A, Helde, Mr, 3 L and Mre. Clfopd Swap and baby, o Uhib altemoon rom Interlor. & yieiiconism > the theme of M.S.DART | ALASKA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. Pat Clark, William Johnson, Cleo % public meeting to be held at 8 o'- . . All Planes % émssad e and one expected to fly north & “ L% P & Operating Own Aeronautical Sainsbury. et e after arrival of Clipper. Two ® © I“A i n;,llx\llll:::(ltlln\“lf;]lki]’II&:LI ]upx Le-veswr:lrry Slip, .h;nea- i 2-Way Radio Station KANG PHONE e Electras expected from In- @ g il every Wednesday at 7 a.m. Badio HANGAR and SEOP n JUNEAD s12 e terior tomorrow afternoon, e ‘riotic music will be rendered b For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT HOlDEN MAKES e probably returning Tuesday, e S0l0ists and a band. The audience ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS Equipped SEAPLANES FOR CHARTER e Planes scheduled to {ly every e ‘:‘H\l join in, the singing of several Speéial Weekend Trips Arranged A e morning at 9 o'clock for Sitka, ® % = new Defense Committee of the local tatior. Co. Red 611—or Hotel Junesy, e i Elks Lodge of which H. R. Vander- Phone 123 X He 1(|rn flew to Sitka today Leest is Chairma three passengers ont, ar ("lm"])\lbil‘:l 1:"111\11.0(1 to attend ~ was to fly to Wrangell on his re- B ore 3 YN TR RS i B i |ON COMPANY an early flight to the Polaris-Ta B ; minc o new mon e a1 Sm T, Annual Mooseheart i s — 3o Betty Havilanc Sitka, and W.1- B P : . r 1 sAll ey “}{1‘,‘,,],{”3,{. to Bitkn, and Wl-| pign tide—8:51 am, 149 fect. b . . B ,‘YM - A - Cos WEEREY 5 g cattte Miss Thurston, Bureau of Indian Low Ude—3:05 pam. ","7 f'.": ce'e I'flilOfl Wl“ e = peave AT JUR- LvsJ‘;‘ Affairs nurse, was due i from the| igh tde—9:07 pm., 147 fec F ALASKA TRANSPORTATION { Seattle i islands on the return trip and was ‘ . H Id Th 4 (0 be flown o Petersburg Another ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES e is Evening ; OMEpIx n oct 2 passenger to Petersburg will be A, Al members of the American : . \ 1 LU e e D. Hulen Lezion and visiting Comrades ar¢ ppe annual Mooseheart celebra- \ i o o 0 — .- asked to be at the Dugout Friday gon will be an event of this eve- z Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle / Nm:(\\ oct. 25 oct. 29 _Empure ¢ evening at 7:30 to march in a body yg 4y the LOOF. Hall starting Leaves : sea v b e Fope " to the Elks Hall to attend the g4 g ccleck. The affair honors th ! Seattle | . North Nov. 1 Nov- Americanization Meeting given uni- yoop a0y of Senator Jame: _| According to the German censor, who passed this picture, these are |\ S. S. TONGASS _ Oct. 29 i Coast - . birthday of Senator James J. Da e il Baval T Agent uux the auspices of the Elks Lodge. yic rounder of Mooseheart ;5\{1:“ a i ‘, Irtf.:uv;mu:.‘ I“v:‘;;lv(‘)‘!'lqy(ll(:v:‘:‘; un{h”e« i d:y L:i:l‘ld‘hm S. S. TYEE R— L] _ HENBY, GREE hNn,fls 105 FRANK A, METOALP, . | A program bas been arranged ~20rcs- The German capHom fallsdo se §. 5. TONGASS .......Nov. 12 Freight Phone 28 Commander. which includes a talk by S. Wall- i Y T — !stedt, a reading by Mrs. E. F. ~ A R | FOR YOUR CAB Subscrive to The Daily Alaska Rodenberg and vocal selections by & o = - 3 i PASSENGERS FREIGHT Bnpire=-the paper with the largest Miss Betty Goodman and Miss 0 B nlb Shel i BROADWAY CAB CO. paid e{rcuht&on Barbara Smith. Accompanists will eratln ln a 0 ‘et RE| GERATION E .-.____._.. — — s o meme——————=__include rs. A. J. Goodman and Miss Beverly Leivers | Following the program a lunch- | m eon will be served and dancing ¥ n'B' n will be enjeyed. All Moose members AGENT | e S il oo LR COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY SCHEDULE and rAREs Mocse are cstended an invitation 9 s! | OF ALASEA to attend B e o | -ow Hallowe'en Party Monddy For Primary Dept. Seattle lo Juneau Thursday R Ncrthern Light Presbyterian ol will held @ ter Lumber and Building Faterials PHONES 537 OR 747—JUNEAU SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve and Modemize Your Home Under Title I, F. H. A. 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