The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 29, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY; NOV. 29, 1940 By CLIFF STERRETT ( Now, NOW— — DARLING SHOULDNT P 2P = ;} ( MoTHER’S L SHOULD BE AND POLITE THE YOUNG MANS PRESENCE--- MOTHER'S PRECIOLIS CONSIDERATE IN A : iSTEAMER MOVEMENTS NORTH SEA Mount McKinley maybe TAKES 46; N ARRIVE but ncthing definite 1d ha mail on y he four iboa Sunday ast due Tuesc lll LED SAILINGS nt y sail from uled 1 from December 3 at 9 a. m Norah scheduled to om Vancouver Decem- at 9 p. m scheduled to sail tle December 6 at to s 10 a m \()( THBOU \l) SBAILINGS ched southbound I.O( AL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sall every Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- a and wayports. ° ° . . ° . ° ° . . . . ° NORTHBOUND . tha noon hour @ 3p e at Burbank, Cal, A new Granseontinental specd Lockheed Lodestar transport plane, shown a piloted by G. : seconds before. The distance under Bob Davenport N s every Wednesday o |near Seattle, and is new Seery, Grant kson, Raly “,71 m. for Petersburg, Port @ treatment there, is the news re- strom, William Bryson Alexander, Kake and way- @ ceived in one of the last mails by cobs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen, Fe- e ports o relatives of Robert Feero. lecia Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Charl>s » @ ® @ @« @ © @ @ @ @ o o oo — Johnston, Mrs. Everett Nowell, s 4 ot ST Sylvia Nowell, Phillip Nowell, R s REALTH*MEETING "TONIGHT ST DDOUGILAS | i o e o hurst, C. L. Shepardson, Mrs. C er details in gonnection with pro- L. Shepardson, Winifred Adams NEWS posed, Duslaiatio B to ; Jegalize . Sie H. C. 8hippay, Mrs. Shippeg. M; Public Health Department of the T T R e i L Territory is scheduled for . this Naughton, James McNaughion, W. BASKETBALL GAME Tommn‘ L W. Tinniswood, George Gebbie, " ouglas are iy Hachmelster, from Fred Kallerson, Joe Krulie,'D. E. “Ponight'at & o'¢lock DouglasHigh COURDIL 5 FOLEKL BREIRT nor School basketball team will play, [)_uu:’,l:u Eagles, Mrs hx':m‘\ For Ketchikan--Johhi Wilsoh, J.'an nggregation’ of ~Alubini in .a Lo8an. Douglas “Island’ Woman's A. Brinde Brindle, L, Bryan immage game, seécond one of Club. J. F. Chandicr, Earl D. McGinty, the present season DT len Sallce, T. G. Weir, Coach Pool has planned to use HONOR ROLL or W and My O. two separate combinations of his - R Biattehe 1 Paul men for their opponents, such ex- The following pupils in the grades s perienced players of former yeavs have been placed on the honor roll . Gordon and Jack Mills, Hjalmar for the six weeks' period whici IWElVE Savikko, Douglas Wahto, Lloyd ¢nded last week. They are as fol- UE Guerifi, Tauno Niemi and others, 10WS: ST ba e dn bEoW Firsi grade, Aleda Warner; sec- flfl ELE(TRAS 2T ond gr Terry Snethen and WARNER IMPROVES STORE Pauline Bonner; third grade, Billy Removing the oil-burning heaier, Logan and Carol Cochrane Tw y from his tnald Glore oo RRE con- urth grade, Jeanine Greiner; Faith i veying its heat from the rear pari fifth grado, Donald Bonner; sixth £pen £ of the building by electric fan ®rdde. Peggy Cochrane Whitehcrse ] P R R D 8 Seventh and eighth grades, Mel- passenger ud for Juneau recently mads at the Warner Groe- Vin Shudshift and Robert Savikko, which spent the night | ey A’s; Billy Devon, Rudy Krsul and came in this morning s i Louis Borfhet, B's with p rs J. D. Crawford, Ray CITY'S GAS PUMP UP S Bharp, Garl Black * Workmen yesterday completed the NEW S OREL, DRSOy instailation of a gas tank and pump . . vell for the @ replacing the old sup- Mrs. A. Brundich, mother of Mrs. ‘The ship expected to teave i ply service from the . e .v.yw.\lu\ has | the dock, The new equipment, lo- -)“‘m"“‘ ek “ itner, Ms. | uaged at the City Hall, is more con- dven. svira Armstrong, Carl Heflinger | aivient for servicing of James Truitt, Jr, Rasmus Nielsen, ' (i and Tvan Wales i G B ROBT. Sy That he arrived sa l TipEs Tomeazcw | il e S R o i" DDUGI.AS COLISEUM (Sun Time) ! . ¢ o High tide—1:26 am., 174 feot J .'.‘"“d”w}‘rld.‘.“ Low tide—7:06 am., 16 feet LLANO KID High tide—112 pm., 19.7 feet APET Low tide—7:43 pm., -33 feet. F CALE SCHEDULE and FARES JUNEAU TO SEATTLE < IUESDAY FRIDAY (Airmail and Express Only) . FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU MONDAY. THURS. DAY, SATURDAY (Passengers—Airmail and Express) JUNEAU TO FAIRBANRS IUFESPAY (Pussenqers—mrmml and Express) Jun- Fair- Me- eau banks Nome Ruby Bethel Flat Ohpir Grath Juneau 8200 14900 11500 *151.00 *132:00 *125.00 *120.00 Fairbanks 82.00 7400 3900 7600 5600 4800 44.00° —Via Fa!rlnnkq LI!BS ll%l‘on ROUND TRII’ 3—Via Fairbanks. Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System TRAFFIC OFFICE 4 L. A. DELERBECQUE District Sales Manager PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS 1324 4TH AVE.—SEATTLE oil house on Sam i Mrs, J. C. Mich: week are returning te in Ketchikan on the North | vani: | Jetferson, from an irate Federalist: | | went, |of N ) east ) Nelson, was a here from Tenake2, in Douglas 3 hey - - Mis. Guy McNaughton is a pas- senger on the North Sea for Se-| attle. She is accompaifed by her sgon, James MeNauBhton, of the B M. Behrends Bank : >oo BRINDLES TO KETCHIKAN and Mrs. J. A, been Mr. have grades. home with her dav the guests of Mr. Ison for receni arrival Her two ¢ an infant daughter and son. sradér and Who is eight years old, rolled is now en She i okt the Rmmum.sdmlfinlmn McNAUGHTONS SOUTH who and the past 0 their home Sea. Brindle, - e —— You May Assume, But Cannot Ins FDR Is Re - (Continued from the Electoral, ist, that eleded Page One) .Collegé hayve ' won their little paragraphs. in the his- tory hooks by vofing directed. In 1796, Semuel ofher than as Miles, nnm',d as' an 'Adams elector in Pennsyl- drawing Do 1 chuse samuel | termine for ‘me’ ‘w! ‘cast his ballot for Thamas this comhent “What? Miles' to de- er John Adams or"Thomas Jefferson shall | be P dent? No! I act, ‘not, to thin The ‘other ' Hampshire, Jamies Monroe. The William Plumer e only electoral vote against chuse him o collegian who who, in 1820. story s that T. Baker, was 2, he did this to préserve for ngten the honor ve in fight, aft the Na President o’ 7 miles. Wash- o being the only ard M. Johnson, AND LET HIM OUST KEEP TAKING DOWN THE STOCK WNTIL HE COMES TO ccord for transport planes with passengers was claimed for a twin-engined t landed at Jacksonville, Fla. al Air Lines, just 9 hours, 29 minutes and Van Buren’s Vice-President, Rich-| | failed: to get a g majority and was elected by the ~—— It took off named to act, not think, and |the most part, being named Aloctm is about as empty | anonymous a national honor ould be imagined. In 1932 and 1935, ge “graduates” | the tee’s, treasury than on of gratitude for those 449 voles. Rice & Ahlers Cu. Plumbing—O0il Burners Heating Phone 34 Sheet Metal an and the ;.,mloluh | Democratic committee braught the | EBlectoral College to Washington for | | 1 scry of graduation fiesta. The col- were wined, dined, | cack-slapped and given the keys to the capital. This year, the com- mittee is no less grateful but | | hasn't decided yet whether it will | bring the college in for a third- term blow-out. | I gathered it depends more state of the national commit the degree | -~ = W I3 | | Electrical Contractor—Dealer | 140 So. Seward St. Juneau, Alaska | Business Phone 161 Residence Phone Black 680- * ‘Every house needs westinghouse' PARSONS ELECTRIC CO. || President elected unanimously. Senate. Both methods are provid- RS AR BT Some historians call this story just = o T g ' aother bit of school history-book 0 1% the COmSHton W case i ZENITH mlos bunk and insist that Mr. Plumer oy o el To P i ml els’ Nog Dhgg had a sincere and violent dislike 7OTH HOTE FEOACEEE L ‘l’"‘l: and SERVI for_the gentleman from Virginia. | 550 B8 mg “ (E!ec‘u:mx Vcflm_ WN“AU RADIO SERVICE Three times, howevermshas the VoS ©€Cted BY & 3 Phone 464 Bill Hixsor mission, made up of Represent ‘hone 1xson Electoral College failed té elect & A - f tives, Senators and Supteinie Court, President. Once it failed to name Sristicas Vice-President. John Q. Adams °'° Thomas Jefferson both failed - IT COSTS SO LITTLE to get electoral majorities and were HAVE BEEN FETED TO DRESS SMARTLY ~lected to the Presidency#: by the Most politicians agrge with the 3 AT House of Representative Martin “jrate Federalist” that-electors ‘are ' 3, e DEVLIN'S b dnd Solds ey o 29 —Every movie company on loea- Here are some from the “Western | | Hollyweood Sigh ——By Robbia Coons. HOLLYWOOD, Nov. ticn brings back good stories Union” location at Kanab, Utah: Kanab, population 1,700, to peddle its scenery as a movie lure. It did this because, what For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT wilh one thing and another, the folks weren't doing so well. ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS | Dr. George the mayor, called the town couneil tozether. Special Weekend Trips Arranged | It sent Cha and Whitney Parry to Hollywood, and they For Information—Haugen Transpor- | sold” the s to two studios, RKO for two Tim Holt pic- tation Co. Red 611—or Hotel Juneau. tures, 20th Century-Fox for “Western Union.” | Phone 128 The three pictures spent $120,000 in Kanab. Most of the | taxcs are paid now, every youngster is i school, and most || families have a surplus to carry them through the winter. That's | the tale the studio folks bring back. How's the scenery out || your way? ' | The picture, by Zane Grey, deals with the construction in | 1861 of the telegraph line between Omaha and Salt Lake City. § Kanak is-110 miles from either telegraph or railroad, which || made it perfect since the movie crews had to build their own. |1 oy agw s 'mnsi’ou'n;non Fritz Lang, the director, moved from 50 to 200 miles each day | COMPANY for new scenery; the crew up rooted the poles at night and | “transplanted” them in the new location. Robert Young, Dean | " Jazger, and Randolph Scott dug holes and climbed poles for the ! Sallings from Pler 7 Seattie Kanab scenery made a slight problem for the eolor camera Beattle PERCY’S CAFE & . Lang had a gang of painters tone down a huge boulder for fear its intense color would steal a scene from the actors. The * DELICIOU 2 FOunT is a town that came to Hollywood STOP AT PERCY'S CAFE Breakfast, Dinner or Light Lunches FOOD SERVICE S company also trucked a load of prop boulders around. Bob - Young -took pointers from the Kanab cowboys, ‘only to be ruled down by Hollywood. Most cowpunchers ride bent over to stay - with - the horse. Hollywood - insists on the more ])ictul'ési}ue ‘military style — straight back, in the saddie, the eas straight shouldgrs. In Horse Rock C-mynn “Arizona, they phowgmphed the only buffalo llxerd rynning wild in the U. S. Gedrge Wrench, state game cnmn‘lssiqnex granted permission to overfeed the beasts. to subdue their aetivity The Indians amund Kanab were ready for the wax -pa were short and rotund for the most part; and Hollywood decided in favor of the typical movie Indian. imperts arviyed, decried the Hollywood hroducts. as “cigar store dummies who hnd never seen a rescrvmnon A lang, a natlralized Amerlun who, m Germany made the horror film “M" among others and did “Fury” in Hollywood, In Eumpc he was fas- movla and books and he continued his stduy ‘Trst-hand when he came to America. His fifst west- now seéms set in the cinated by the West o!~n}u ern, “The Retuin of Frank ames,” led wrn" KTUVC to this second. The loenls th. They when the U. S. Mail Carrier M.S.DART Leaves Ferry Slip, Junean every Wednesday at 7 a.m. S. 8. TYEE L4 8. 5. TONGASS Dec. 3 Dec. 10 |1 PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFRIQERATION iTe AGENT Phone 114 Night 312 SIS e T R AR HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION. 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