The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 11, 1940, Page 6

sy RS 'lHl: DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. , 1940. POLLY AND HER PALS By [ e s CLIFF STERRETT BLAB...BLAB.- ETC ETC BLAH S0 p"\/A THINK YUKON IN WITH 36 FOR HERE The stcamer Yukon docked here 1 (vening fromn Seattle with 36 I ers disembarking from the Qu-en @ity, Ketchikan, Wrangell, and Pelersburg, Fifteen embarked for Westward. m Seattla m Berry, Corey, Jr., B. Godfrey, passengers were Manly Carroll, Sybil Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs Hendricks , Mrs. J. C. Morri- L J. T. Petrich;. Grace Rollins, M. Seidenv . W. Sipprell, Jack Smith, A. C. Welling, \W. Wilsci Jazk Farley, William Kramer, Henr Maloiz. R. R. Reynolds, Floyd Smith, Barton Southwick, W. J. Waters From Ketchikan-+Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Newman, C. E. Hamer. From Wrangell—G. Larscn, M Larsen, Menne Lar Ton aree, Bula. Tit From Pelershurg- O. Sjursen. Sailing to Seward on the Yuk at 3 a. m. today were Henry ham, O. Ecklund, Joe Puizel, Russell, Fern Fiske, Miss J. Miss L. Conrad, Sydney Ban Polet, Frank Anderson Bill Hal- pin, Mrs. J. .E. Grabam, Leslic Con- rad. For J. B ilton, George L. W. Maliach, B. B Davi: £ —CI arlotte Jedd Seldov McKINLEY T0 MAKE EXTRA CALL PLAGES i Mcunt McKinley, sailing G2alile, wii) call at Wo- and als® Kodiak on the present veyaze-as well as the reju- lar: ports. of call Southhound . the Mcunt McKinley not call at Haipes and. Skag- - mmss IS CHRL Tongs BE TS (s the Steamer s will be Christmas. chip of the Alaska Transportation Company; according 1o advieas reccived here this morn- ing by D. B. Femmer, local agent. The Tongass will definitely sail from Seattle on December .17, next Tues- day and should arrive Sunday, De- cember 22, anyway not later than Monday, December 23, giving ample time for Christmas supplies for merchants, R e The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid cireulation of any Al aska newspaper. SCHEDULE (Airmail and | MARINE NEWS JUNEAU TO SEATTLE FAIRBRANKS T0 JUNEAU - (Pazsengers—Airmail ‘and Express) JUNEAU T0 FAIRBANKS ISTEAMER MOVEMENTS{ NORTHBOUND due tomarrow, morning definite at 3 p.an Tyee Nothing today Mount McKinl Should have 4! board. SCHEDU! North Coast from Seattle December 13 at 10 a. m Princess sail from Vancouver, ber 13 at 9 p. m Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle December 14 at 9 a m . . L] © due Saturday. @ . . [ . . e . . ° . . o Tongass scheduled to sail from e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » . days mail en LD SAILINGS scheduled: to. sail scheduled to Decem- Norah Seattle December 17 SOUTHBOUND BAILINGS North Sea bound at ® day night. Yukon southbound day or Monday. LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sail every ‘Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ka and wayports. Naha leaves every Wednesday at 7 a. m. for Petersburg, Port Kake and way- 1 | \ south- Thurs- scheduled 10 o'clock late Sun- Alexander, por e e e e 000000 ——eee— Low tide—5:42 p.m., -0.8 feet. Low tide—5:03 a.m., 4.1 feet. High !idl’—vl H , 16.7 feet. It is drill ag at the Armory for the Juneau unit of the Alaska National Guard. Roll will as usual be called at 8 o'clock and the men are asked to be there, in uniform - R Subscribe for The Empire. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL REPORT OF EXECUTRIX In the Commissioner's Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Num- ber One. Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and ex-officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of SAM ROSENBERG, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hannah Rosenberg, executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Sam Rosenberg, deceased, has filed here- in her Final Report of the admin- istration of the estate of deceased and that a hearing will be had upon the same, before the undersigned, at Juneau, Alaska, at 10 o'clock A. M on January 20, 1941, at which time | and place all persons interested in the said estate may appear and file objections in writing, to said Final Report and contest the same. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court this 19th day of November, 1940. FELIX GRAY. Commissioner and ex-officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. and FARES TUESDAY FRIDAY Express Only) MONDAY, THURS- DAY, SATUHDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY Jun- Fair- eau )anks Nome Juneaun 8200 14900 1 Fairbanks 74.00 82.00 $—Via Fairbanks. 135 So, lin St. 5 ‘wul (PQ— sepqerg—}\inmfll and Express) Ruby Bethel LESS 10%FOR ROUND TRIP. Mc- Flat Ohpir Grath 15.00 *151.00 *132.00 *125.00 *120.00 39.00 7600 5600 4800 44.00 Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Paclhc Alaska Airways, lnc. "Pan American Airways System TRAFFIC OFFICE L. A. DELEBECQUE District Sales Manager PAN AMERICAN ATRWAYS 1324—4TH AVE—SEATTLE ain tomorrow night | PAW PERKINS, PAY ATTENTION/ A WORD ) HUH2 SURE, SURE, I DD, SUsSIE--- 1 THAS JESS FINE, FATHEAD. Synducars W, Winkd 1 NAZI WATER PLANE—A 700-yard starting rope that's manipulated by a windlass is used for this amphibiaw slider, shown in Berlin by its inventor, Jachtmann (above). JOIIN FEU AWAY AT SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. News of the death on Monday f Jechn Feusi at the St. Francis hospital in San Francisco, Cal., was cceiv-d here yesterday by wire to daughter, Mrs. Mamie Jensen. His passing was not unexpected as is reported some time ago. 5 years, Mr. Feusi, who was hly cstesmed pioneer merchant f Douglas for about 35 years, was sorn in Switzerland in 1865. Com- ing to this country when a young !man he settled first in California ind in 1898 joined the rush to Al- 1cka. He worked at Treadwell first arrival in Douglas, later going nto busness for himself in a sec- :nd hand store cn Third Street | As the venture grew he was forced o0 seek larger quarters and moved ¢ the main busine: ection at that time cn Front Street, where he ted a ncw building and branched i out into a regular hardware busi- ness aleng with the second hand urniture and indian curios. In 1533 Mr. Feusi's beloved wife or 33 ycars, married as Miss Ma: Ott in 1900 at the John Reck ri in Juneau, passed away, | Greatly affected by his loss, he made his first trip out in many yea go- ng tc California for rest and :hange. There he married a sister of his former wife in 1936. He was 1 life member of Douglas Aerie 117, F. 0. E Survivors include his wife and two daughters, Mrs. Jensen in Deuzlas and Mrs. Elizabeth Me- \D nald in Sacramento, Cal Funeral arrangements for the de- eased -include service by San wrancicecc Aerie of FEagles and in- terment in that city. OR HIG e played here s High Scheo! uw to the L 5 to 33. Greater size and weight of the visiting play- £rS LO(’HPI too much in the odds against the lecal t N In a prelimi game between fwo teams made up of grade schosl STRONG A prectice g ~ht between Dousl beys the Whites won from the Blues 22 te 1 - —— D, AND HAIDA ARE 0 PLAY HERE TOMORROW rotha’l game betwone Dowo- S h 1 and the Haid e n scheduled f rin? in th~ Natator- at 7:30 o'clozk. COPTAT ACTIVITIRG ARE l" ANNED., RAGEES ATIXTETY cyening (the Fazles Hall will .be the scene of ‘a public card iparty. final cne of the sories of fhres and thers will he awarding of grand prizes for bridge whist and ninachle in addition te the regular nrizes for the svenings play, alto- qether about 15 prizes, Everyene is inyited (o enjoy the event with the Eagles and Auxil- iary mmubers: o — nuuctn§g01|SEUM | TUFSBAY m VEDNFSDAY CHARLES LAUGHTON in ondon’ | had been quite ill for some time | DecombBer 16, will, be a d Auxiliary, F meeting of ay D. I. W. C. MEETING Mrs. Glen Kirkham wiil be charge of the Christmas party program which will character: December meeting of the Island Women’s Club tonight. The meeting will be held home of Mrs. Calvin Pool. member is expeeted to take a not to eed 25 cents in cost L e Cn Christmas there gular e a w'l] be h id eariy, or at Families and the Eagles and ary members are invited. The affair will be featured by swapping gifts, each attendant to bring some e not to exceed 25 cents Friday, Dec. 20 there will be a free show at the Douglas Coliseum given for the children under pices of the Eagles and Aux Santa Claus will also be ther gifts for the youngsters, Stockholm was founded in aus- ' but did not become the ary. | Sweden until modern times. with - > Subscribe for The” Empire. HO"VWOOd Sights And Sourds By Robbia Cooms st HOLLYWOOD, €al.; Dec. 11-~For an index to the off-screen character of Eddie: Albeyt, consider the fact that he is now cport- ing a beautiful set of plain, old-fashioned boils. Eddie, qnaybe ygn didn't know, has a medicine man. brought him back from one of his jaunts into Mexico. him in Chihuahua, werking with herbs. Eddie is crazy about herbs. . This medicine, the medicine man ‘said, had long been used down theve as a quick cure for one of those diseases which only recently has been pentioned in polite cireles. Eddie; with a streak of Dr. Ehrlich in his make-up, brought him ito Hellywood to perfeet 'the remedy and see what could be done about it Eddie Found Nothing to worry about, he says cheerfuly. The medicine man .assured him this is merely part of the remedy’s blood- purifying action. ' Eddie thinks maybe the medicine alréady has been outmoded by ‘laten-discoveries he’s read about - but then the medicine man has;a perpetual motion invention, too. “Maybe something’ll come of that,” says Eddie. “Wouldn't it be funnjy Tt would, but it all gives a pretty good idea of what Eddie Albert does with the money he earns in pictures, He doesn't talk about it, but right now he's backing as professor who is writing a serious work on economics. - He thinks having an actor’s PERCY'S CAFE RCYS €AF) sToP AT PERCY'S CAFE Breakfast, ‘Dinner ‘or Light Lun DELICIOUS FOOD en Y * FOUNTAIN SERVICE ¥ p * REFRESHMENTS nected, even in.a.small way, ditcpedit it somewbat . Eddie is a scientific with- such a work, would swashbuckler, a scholar, an explorer, a sorker after knowled e and he's spending his money doing the things he’s always wanted fo do. That's why he's a new-you-see- him, now-you-don't actor. That time he was supposed to have down in M “disappeared” ico, he hadn't. on his boat. He'd just taken a trip He has a new boal, a 54-fool keteh (the Cynthia), the better to trevel 0. He's a pal ¢f the traveling Lamnbs, Dana and Vir- ginia. He drcams about getting down into the old Mayan country, to expiare and dig up ruins. Eddie's dreams are practical — he makes ‘em come true. He likes to hunt buried treasure. Ther a vast one he knows about, but he isn't much interested. What intrigues him in that . direction at present is a single hidden cheet, of silver pesos “the other business expedition.” He hears about these things from “guys T have out and around.” He wants to get down on the Amazon and find out about socme heéybs he’s heard about.. He wanted to find cut how it felt to be alone in a cage of licns. That’s ‘'why he angled himself into the lion-tamer role in “The Wagons Roll at Night.” He says, “The world’s so full of fascinating things to do that you can't do 'em all.” And you take a quiet fellow who talks like this, without affectgtion, and you have the fellow Su'vcnmn was talking about when he wrote: “The werld Ii $¢ full of a number of things “T'm.sure we'€hogld all be as happy as Wings” - CUZ L AST IR ITD BE ) AWRIGHT T/ BUY A FIFTY- DOLLAR cur/mr.j s AN’ ~OU SAID OK./ ) Dongias ach BV Juneau, ar4 it is now in the files of 1255 capital of would be too much like a - J. W. LEIVERS as a paid-up subscriber to The Daily Alaska Empire o is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the — CAPITOL THEATRE and receive 2 tickets to see: ! ! E { i “CHARLIE HcCARTHY, BETECTIVE" Federal Tax—5¢ per Person WATCH THIS SPACE Your Name May Appear! e T e P Gy § ANCHORAGE PROGRAM the fi Probably harpist to ap- - in concert in Anchorage will Jayne Ruilman, well ki eastern artist. Miss Rulman will give a program of Christmas mu I the: igntadhoal anatisati s IQ\ the wife of F ort. Richardsen er di- cember She J. Chesarek Lieutenant C rek, for r of the West Point Glee Club, il appear her as baritone soloist > > LUTHERAN CHOIR TO MELT A rehearsal of th he:an Choi v Northbsund Bouthbound under direction of Miss Mer Steamer Seattle Arvive Juneau Leave Juneay Janice Schroeder will be hel YUKON Deec. 17 Dec. 10 D 15 ev at 7:30 o’'clc it the | MCKINLEY Ded Dec. 14 Dec. 20 Chu SARANOT Dec Dec Dec. 22 by KON De Dec. 24 Dec. 30 NOF Dec Dec. 31 Jan. 6 DEPARTME } INTERIOR : . : *—Connects with 8. S. 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