The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1940, Page 7

RRITR kbt . St b . b ARG i S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 28, 1940. LINER HITS ‘SOUTHBOUND FOR SEATILE In case of error or if an ad First Aid for London Bomb Casualty Efl;‘“g;‘fnadf,g:f;: ptl»::::enx_ APT. $30. Bath and ofl heat. 210/ fy we gt Fhue 2R B e ot "ok TP Vessel Begins fo List-279 § once and same will be V€D || pop RENTClean, pleasant, 1 attention. & apartment — four rooms, :ld\“l.s Passengefs Pfe Safely | THE DAILY ALARKA BMEUH only. Phone Blue 260. Transferred Ashore ©Count five average words to the| 2.ROOM fur. apt—oil heat. 210 S ne. Maint St. Phone Blue 429 . Daily rate per line for consecutive | —— (Continued f.om Pager 01:::) g Bsertiongs NICELY furnished heated apt. 4| One Ay ..o s —{ rooms and bath. Bluc 135. | picked up by the Seattle Coast Additional days -. 5¢ Guard Headquarters, Th: Seattle Minimum charge -...58c | Merchants Exchange, and in Ju- Topy must he in the office by 2/ % neau, another mmq said the p yelock. in the afternoon to Insure | Gop RENT Purnished apartment | Sengers were all safe wsertion on same day. | Phone Douglas 28. The SOS was picked up in Ju- We accept ads over telephone| _— © " ——— |neau about 12:10 o'clock Sunda wom persons listed in telephone FOR RENT—New 5-room furnished | morning and then faded out. Tt Nrectory. house. Phone 20 Douglas. was feared the ship had cxperi Phone 374—Ask for Ad-taker, |- "ENT Bile 395, |enced a fatal blow but later e T H ] radio picked up said the p g : X ed to the LOT 60x140 with 4 garag ONE FUR- Ll i 0 S after this announcemer 200. Gold Belt Ave. Also| NISHED APARTMENT. PHONE|faint signals were heard that th ; e sediba; IO midilt N Coast Guarder Cyane was rushing make See McCaul, Gastin-| Ty gk I ‘ % J eau Hotel | caBIN, W 9th st Mr® McMullen. ;’l""' lf‘\“"'l"‘\y‘)‘"“ "ON:)‘X‘:‘H-*" ne an 3 G 4 : so the steamer of AT y - A . o § i it ¥ A few moments aftéer he had been struck down b; Precaution organizations have been doin reat A% T“ ks o ol“ ;l(;;\‘werrs, VA(}(’:;:(\I;I\C\:GS AR A :))(‘)‘m::m::\i?:;dMI,.Ifl::.’:?:fifmm" paen 8 bomb splinter, this Londoner wag placed on i work during gthe terrific aerial blitzkricgg gt:vu' A o : .2 - | ger full &peed for the scene, #tretcher and is on the way to a hospital. Alr Raid | England. car. Phone Red 570 5 PE SR . kad bath, nicely fur- pitch black night, It was the . o " :"“]“‘l“' ”"e‘:"“““l“ :XILJL“‘:“‘A‘]‘(’& learned the Alaska was on Franci the dicpateh stated, mation that it was believed the ; §TatnL JOlse Ak SREIGTS- Ko Rodied Point. Elliott Island w sent south on th - Al double-bottomed ship, w 3 v iy SORERlc iesign. Sall (k]| SVC. About 4 o'clock yesterday mom- dian Pacific steamer Prit not badly damaged and would be New Bdgm“ En"oy y e $-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; iNg later radios picked up indi-|ise which was to be held at Ket- refloated. Information was also cated the Alaska was listing, >t bed and mattress also 5-room strictly modern un- 745 furnished house. Phone 484. the engines were in operation, the kon, and others would be Alaska passengers to the North = passeng were ashore, being as-| south aboard the Aleutian now en-| Goast for Prince Rupert, about the 6-room house with full VACANCY—MacKlmwn Am-s sisted by crewmen who had built| route from the Westward (in Ju-' Yukon calling there for the p: and oil heat. 255y T fires and were being made com- neay at 1 o'clock this morning) | sengers to kring them north living room | VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. fortable as possible, and aid was| yhen arrives at Ketchikan Ketohikan and further transferring oom sets, electric stove, near. arly Tuesday morning. | them for Seattle. FOR RENT— Partly furnished flat i s N 8 | » G 3 | ashing machine, vacuumi™ g, o e gpap Shoppe. SENS Eaain W ook The Canadian tug Saivage King, Hide rips prevail in the vicinity| wer and other houschold ar- = A dispatch to the pire from| ..o 0 0t the Alaska Sunday af.|Of Where the Alaska struck A:v)(l‘ icles. 819 Gold Belt Ave. Phone| €0ZY, warm furn, ;pts Lights, | the Chronicle at Ketchikan later e e hding by b | thesé miaht have caused her fo Blue 693. water, dishes, cooking utensils and | stated the steamer North Coastar-|,, el effort ulfl caly slightly be diverted from her S ETg bath. Reasonable at Seaview. | rived at the scene at dawn and = .. T i | course. COIN - OFPERATED MACHINES| % Ll sk o et | The B n - Chtenicle course ¢ ) ! "OR IE Phonographs, slots, rescued 279 passengers from the| FC 0 en in Ket m| The Alaska is one of the best POR S TN, e, MISCELLANEOUS rocky beach, then designated & f the accident. | FBOWR and popular liners on th pin-tab. consoles, cigarettes, Sy ot & e of the accident pige ! " & 3 q G — ———— | Arthur Passage, 96 miles from Ke were removed fo| Alaska route and Capt. O. C. An- u‘nA u’ 1\)0 .ml\\ : ,0,[ ”l‘l.s'il FUR gdrn\rnb “made or remodeled. chikan, where the Alaska struck A .| derson, Purser Dave Doran and ¥ it ROmpl S8 BT Fur hats and caps made to or- going at full speed shortly after MORT hataue AR tha ctew etk its coin-operated we have it at| der. Miss Hamilion, Gastineall minight, The passengers, the dis. struck, were then t e etk ; lowest wholesale prices. Puget! Hotel ated. had been lifeboateq M008rd the North Coast for Prince PORUIE ff. SN U, S k Sound Novelty Co, 114 Elliott — —— “»0.‘"'”“: Alaska B Rupert with the crew of the Alaska > e s A S Ave. W., Seattle, Wash. % CENTS EACH PAID for used i it staying aboard their s o g e ; | 2 sound gunny sacks at Coal O. C. Anderson and the ; 4 A i TISDALE BETURNIN(C | Baron Egmont Zuylen, Belgian Burieers vart of the crew remained Agent Adams Gets News ¥ LOST AND I‘OUND S ch also stated nt Horace O Adam of Clifford Tisdale is returning attache, arrives at La- i = TEE calistic P W ” 3 od be-| & i ny in Ju- the steam yukon, He went s eld, New York, wi IOHI 5 months old female part BUAX\ANn-._P.D Realistic Perma- the ].i:.(l\ ‘ removed be a3 B e 1 "*L\ m\‘\f“; ‘“1 W' 1’:.‘““ d ew York, with | brown cockerel spaniel andpom-| #eBlS $450. Finger sl o o e W R S Al AT et bl his daughter, Teddy, enroute to Ak " W T S eauty Shop. ‘elephone ' Capt. And red she migh ‘s L al 'S C 2 & 3 :af 2 v.lI‘f'”‘;.:)RPhsl:],SEO“' two rings. | 55 315 Decker Way. slip into deep watel Steamship Company agent at Kei- ercit. Washington. He represents the VAR T T | =€ dasagu Burther vadio . es stated chikan, and received details > s . | new government set up in his oc- BMALL BUILDING for sate, Cail! "URN your oma gold Into value, that the North Co r taking the grounding but with the infor- Empire Classifieds Pay! cupied homeland. cash or trade | the f | Prince R engers aboard, at the Snap shoppe WANTEB badmec. S i e The Coast Guarder Cyane had |HOME Boaruing House: at the-scene and it was == WANTED—Stenographer for heat. dry room. new said then t vage vessel was anks, $175 monthly. Wri beds, $11 week. Phone on the w 1d an attempt would \ce, etc, Empire AC 335, - ~| be made to pull the Alaska off the nn'x ch during the forenoon SIMMONS ON o Further dispatehes indicated I IT COSTS SO LITTLE COAST IRIP none of the passengers or crew TO DRESS SMARTLY P was seriously hurt, Bulletin Posted Empire had the first infor- AT DEVLIN'S Shell Simmons flew to Hirst today = L11€ with William Mills, Pete Lulich and | /ation of the accident and the Joe Boletto, returning with Ppayy | first bulletin' was posted in the Sorensen and Antone Johnson. | windows shortly after 8 o'clock Yesterday Alex' Holden flew to Yesterda morning. As rmany Ju- ! Sitka with John Brillhart, Ray Ward | heauites were aboard and as many and L. E. Iverson of the Forest Serv- | 1ocal people had friends aboard ice, returning with Betty Haviland, | from the Westward or Interior, an- L. E. Elerath apd Mrs. Russell | Xiety was keen and this was not Clithero. | relieved until a bulletin® was later In addition, Holden and Simmons | Pcsted announcing all passengers == se needs wcsunghouse P ARSONS EL ECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractor—Dealer | 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska Business Phone 161 Residence Phone Black 680 I G A7 o made four flights to the Polaris- | were safe and abeard the North == TR e # | Taku mine yesterday, taking 12 pas- | Coast bound ror Prince Rupert, I.E: !nvl“fi’s sengers in. | Can’t Pull Alaska Off = B i Early yesterday afternoon, the = 9 | | Empire received a dispatch from' = ‘ SUPER MABKET | | Empire Clussifieds Pay: the Ketchikan Chronicle stating == The Working Man’s Store | k22 H & = that attempts of the Coast Guarder =3 | Cyane to n'f]ont the Alask e S v Phone 519 " PERMANENT WAVING e sunday forencon faied wien - —————— % mdHAIRSIYLING by ‘Zilip‘l,,‘,},‘fi“u‘&’ fet The J,‘J,’ffiiii SANTA e < | O R LS (e ot HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner ‘ Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” PHONE 788 -+ SIGRID'S BEAUTY SALON | 4 : morning when the tide was high-! PHONE 318 3 + er than on Sunday. Coast Guard Report Z The Coast Guard cutter Cyane 3 mmnmmmmmmmmnmmn|mu|mmmmumlmm; \ +* T SIS T S LT ZENITH RADIOS 'l 1941 Models Now on Display TIMELY CLOTHES |} REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE made an official report the Alaska was listing 17 degrees to port, | eight feet of water in hold No. 1 and fuel tanks forward punctured. The vessel, the report said, was NUNN-BUSH SHOES Phone 464 Bill Hixson lying “with the bow in the woods| ey and her stern drawing 24 feet of STETSON HATS P A O T S i ] L . hi | A later dispatch from Ketchikan Q“uhw Woek £l 9 rlymg lnsu-ncnon said the passengers aboard the L] | Alaska School of Aeronautics, North Coast were to be landed at | Prince Rupert and the steamer Yu- | kon, northbound from Seattle, was I due at Prince Rupert Monday fore- | || Inc., Box 2187, Juneau, Alaska : by the hour or in courses from Complete Outfitter for Men | | SOLCLn DOMMEROIAY, See Us at the Airportl w.———~———-——— FRED HENNING north to Ketchikan. Some of th”' o but| chikan until the arrival of the Yu- See Us for Printing ® handbills ® business letterheads forms © invoices ® account books ® announcements ® ers ® business cards MODERN EGUIPMENT . . . IDEA MEN ABE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE HERE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Phone 374 given regarding transferring of the 00 Phone 3%4 for PRINTING FOR EVERY PURPOSE THE EMPIRE PLANT DOES IT BEST! CRAFTSMANSHIP is the word that best expresses the guality of print- ing work that we turn out, and that means complete satisfaction to you. No job is too big nor too small for THE EMPIRE plant to handle. Phone 374 for tull information. EXPERT PRINTERS AND Juneau, Alaska | nen ang sty F@aLDe Lot ‘flIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIII"HIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllllIIIllIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTF'-. - ? ~ BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH v‘f\flo JME 2 AAL - T DON‘T RIGHTLY KNOW,CUZ - WHAT FER YE AXW' SICH_UNsIeT QUESTIONS 22 OH, NOTHIN' —- oNLY DAY AFTER TOMORROW EVER\BODY FROM 7! To 35 HAS GOTTA REG\STER TOR MIL\TARY SERVICE - BUT WHY SHOULD Nouy WORRY, YOW'RE OUER TH' AGE LIWT 22 00 & LEETLE CACKULATINY By BILLY DeBECK T RECKYMEMBER MY E(RST PAIR O'SHOES — T WUZ GROWWN' ON SEBBENTEEN —NAOW), T DIDNTGIT ANOTHER PAIR TILL ME AN LOWIZIE WUZ HITCHED — THAT WOULD MAKE ME ABOLT TWENTY-AN' WEUNS LWED (N T SHIPLEY PLACE FER A GOOD TEN YEAR- 1 SWOW, GOOGLE ** T CaN'T BE MORE'N TWOTHREE NEARS FROM THUTTY - ONE WAN OR T'OTHER A RO AT R R T 4 - - , FINE 1 I Watch and Jewelry Repairing ronn AGENCY i | at very reasonable rates (Authorized Dealer) ! '| PAUL BLOEDHORN Jomease | 4 . FRANKLIN STREET fi Pout o8 Ml Shsat % | — | Juneau Motors | H. S. GRAVES s “The Clothing Man” il HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING [ S—— Soothing Organ Music and ] Delicious Fried Chicken | * EVERY NIGHT ! Maclean Mefal Works ||| DOUGLAS INN ik Sevard B John Marin, Prop. _-P(}’fine [5] AIR CONDITIONING 2 ‘ and OIL BURNERS . 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Second ‘:,’l‘ms_:fi";‘;" l |l e e Ll HARDWARE ‘ D — JUNEAU-YOUNG Hardware Company PAINTS—OIL—GLASS Bhelf and Heavy Hardware Guns and Ammunition Utah Nut and Lump COAL Alaska Dock & Storage TELEPHONE 412 - HOME GROCERY Phone 146 Home Liquor Store—Tel ®9 American' Meat——Phone 38 Ce. GENERAL MOTORS, DELCD and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON | “The Frigidaire Map” o S A SIS PHONE 36 FOR VERY PROMPT LIQUOR DELIVERY | —— The Juneau Laundry FRANKLIN STREET between Frout and Second Streets PHONE 359 — “SMILING SERVICE” Bert's Cash Grocery IF IT'S PAINT WE HAVE IT! Ideal Paint Shop HONE 105 ¥RED W. WENDT Free Dellvery Junesu PHONE 549 | _————fi Phone 723——115-2nd St THE ROYAL | BEAUTY SALON “If your hair Is not becoming to you—You should be coming to us.” — McCAUL MOTOR | COMPANY .DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALERS Oldest Bank in Alaska Commercial Safe Deposit Savings Banking by Mail Depariment | The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau Lumber Mills, Inec.