The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 16, 1941, Page 6

i 1 WISH'T THAT FELLER NEXT DOOR WOULD FINISH CHOPPIN’ KINDLIN” WOOD. IT GIVES ME TH” WILLIE NORAH HERE SOUTHBOUND Arriving southbound from Skag- way, the Canadian Paciflc steamer Princess Norah, Capt. W. Q. Palmer, Purser E. Cornelius, docked in Ju- neau at ceceeec 11 o'clock last night and 9 o'clock this morning with ngers booked from Juneau for the south. Passengers leaving were T. Rist- vedt, J. W. Mennie, Mrs. J. Pimentos F. Pementos, Mr. and Mrs. R. M Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Holden and Sandy Holden, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Karnes, Miss C. Karnes, Miss M. Karnes. Miss J. Karnes, J. A. Glasse, Mrs, A. Kelsey, W. E Mik- kola. M. McLean, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carroll, W. Demers, A. Kumski, B Whitfield, E. C. Ray, C. L. Scott, V. T. Beason, Mrs. W. Spicer and Mrs H. R. VanderLeest. > LODESTARS FLY NORTH AND SOUTH PAA Sends gfips fo Seaftle and Fairbanks-Electra Also Qut for Interior Pacific Alaska Airways dispatched from Juneau one Lodestar to Fair- banks and one to Boeing Field, in Seattle, this morning with three pas- sengers in each plane Passengers flying to Seattle are J. D. Littlepage, Homer Rand and Paul Smith Mark Moore, M. L. Bongiorni and W. S. Burton were northbound pas- sengers to Fairbanks. The Lodestar to Fairbanks will return to Juneau today and fly South to Seattle tomorrow. Carrying Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith one Electra left Juneau for Fair- banks this morning. —————— WHO'S A LOUSE? EUGENE, Ore.—The City Coun cil ordered City Attorney S. M Calkins to draw up an ordinance which would exclude 3 birds and insects” from More , it wo “cows, ho rabbits, bees lic N . 90000060 000000000 9900000000000 ( or CALIFORNIA |- | 1 Grocery and Meat Market T { 478—PHONES—371 L High Quality Foods at | Moderate Prices — th it SEE MIELKE & COLLEN | * Painting—Paper Hanging Decorating Service 407—PHONES——Red 232 last July, leaving the Army tarted to get to work on barrac caticn stations treble square feet and provide 6,000 feet racks now under construction at Ko- diak will accommodate 800 enlisted men and the Navy said more than a Empire—the paper with the largest paid circulation, IT DOESN'T MAKE AS MUCH RACKET AS THAT BANJO YOUNVE BEEN PLAYING AROUND HERE WHY SO E CAME OVE SENSITIVE?2 4 e i HERE A HOUR / OR SO AGO AN’ b | BORROWED T/ / S/ Copr. 1941, King Festures $yndic World nghes geerved not Navy o voluntes ers or in- | sane persons,” are required to pay| an annual School Tax of $5. This tax is due and payable after the first Monday in April and shali Service, NOBTHBOUND . be paid before May 1, providing Tengass scheduled for arrival e you are in the Territory on said here at ncon tomorrcw first date; if not, the tax is due Denali due Saturd within 30 days after your arrival Nerthland scheduled to arriv in Alaska or within 10 days after Tuesday coming here via written or oral demand is made| Sitka upon you by the School Tax Col- lector, Taxes not paid in accord- ance with the foregoing require- ments shall become delinquent, and each person delinquent shall be subject to a fine of $2. | All persons subject to, and refus- | ing or neglecting to pay said tax are subject to a Tine of $25, or im-| prisonment in jail for a period of | one month. " 1 CITY OF JUNEAU, ! School Tax Collector for Juneau. | Publication dates, April 14-15-16- ! 17-18-19-21, 1941. adv. | SCHEDULED SAILINGS Mount McKir scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow at 9 am Taku scheduled to Seattle tomorrow. North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle April 18 at 10 am Cclumbia scheduled to sail from Seattle April 19 at 9 am. Princess Louise eduled to sail from Var er April 22 at 9 am, SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS North Coast scheduled south- sail from ®000000 0006000200000 000000 bound late Thursday night or early Friday morninf e Saturday | { Alagka scheduled southbound ® Perfect c;umron Monday. LOCAL SAILINGS . 1 ® Centrally located Estebeih scheduled w sall every o . Lure Rooms o il Wednesday at 8 p. fa. for Sit- ® | Crew members of the ltalian liner Conte Biancaman » taise thicir hands in Fascist salutes as they arrived in Foklan Aplendid food i ka and wayports. ® | New York aboard the Army transport Leonard Wood. Their ship was scized by the United States in the bath, and service | Naha leaves every Wednesday at 1 p.m. for Petersburg, Port & Alexander, Kake and way- @ ‘Sailings Panama Canal Zone. Special Rates to Permanent Guests ALASKANS LIFE THE Hrtel . at which s ports, She will be followed by the business warrants freighter Derblay August 10 with ports. ® w50 08 o - - lomon, Blu following irregular ports - .“DES 3 kleet. eet, Ungalik, Golovin, F | ular ports are list- Tin City, Wales,| _—— or ome 1 for except t Kitzebue, Keewallk, | sos—pr=sgrcmmrmmypemm———y (Sun | Time—April 17 | Ncme freight il Deering and Dutch Harbor, { MONTGOMERY WARD | High tide—4:38 am., 15.6 feet | the Mt. M The Mt. McKinley, clearing Sep- & CO. | Low tide—11:21 a.m. 04 feet. of per 12 for tember 13, has the same irregular . e High tide—5:54 pm., 132 feet. S(heduled‘ml listed for previous pas- | URfRIr to Organized Labor 1 Low tide—11:41 p.m., 4.6 feet. | Pirst passenger safling will be! S freight sailings and winds RETAIL CLERKS UNION l 2 > | the - CalumBias aring UP the season with the final clear- No. 1392 . Seven sailings are listed by the| M3 Neme and St. Michacl ]:*-,_ AL ons'ru("on o' Alaska Line from Seattle for Nome With Harbor lished as : and other Far Northern ports dur-| i¥¥esular port. ONLY 42 BELGIAN “HORLUCK’S DANISH” ing the coming season, according| On June 4 the Suth AIaSka A" Bases to the complete schedule just is- with freight only to ir WASHINGTON, April 16—Only | 5. pelrcx:lx\(t:%e;xl:y.l;lundvg‘:rglwle, 42 of Belgium’'s 2671 cities, towns and villages escaped damage from bombs, artillery fire or flames dur- ing the German army’s swift con- the quest, the Commerce Department reported. sued. Of the seven, three will be taken by freighters and four 'by com-| bined freight and passenger liners. First sailing from Seaftle will be that of the Derblay, with freight only, May 30, for the regular ports { Nome and St. Michael. Trregular lparls as follows: Sa bell, Telier, Tin Ci maref, Deering, Keewa and Dutch Harbor. Next carrier out Rum Rdyal, Cocoanut Grove, Lemon Custard, Black Cherry, Caramel Pecan, Black Walnut, Raspberry. Ripple, New York, Rock Road, Chocolate, Strawberry and Vanilla— at the GUY SMITH DRUG Is Being Speeded (Continued 1rom Page One) be freight and passenger liner Colum- will only cold weather| 5,1 for gasoline bia, July 9, with Golovin and Dutch Harbor named as irregular Empire Classifieds Pay! b BY MAIL ant time before *AMERICANA* derground storage Expanrsion Wanted In requesting funds for bases, the avy told Congress they wanted to the seaplane parking area riginaily planned at Unalaska, in- reasing it from 10,000 to 30,000 mways at Kodiak so heavily loaded mbers can safely take off. Bar- 1ousand will be stationed there. They said these extra facilities are ecded in an effort to insure un- nterrupted access to the new base. e the Dally Alaska | { S.S. TONGASS . ' { S.8. 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FEMMER AGENT Phone 114 o | TUESDAY | FRIDAY WNNWRS TRAVEL MONDAY and TPACTEIC on a THURSDAY I “PRIN- y < and was a credit to cor- B": RAY PEACOCls respondence schools in eneral in spite of all the AP Feature Setvice Writer I kidding he took about the campus and the schoo A : ing things | yells. Remember this one? ; | LINER I IAg\vh 1§lalfleat :.an}e]: fortlfa;mngrtt}'m% | Pooh, pooh, Harvard! Pooh, ’{mah, Yalg.: ‘ : y mail. He must have tried every\ & We get our learning through the ‘mail! ! JUNEAU TO VANCOUVER by now, from learning how to play the piano Alma Mammy Correspondence School, | e vonis Db andyie in ten casy lessons to becoming a certified public Rah! Rah! Rah! G accountant. i.e just can't resist dropping a penny | And they all laughed when Hank sat down at SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS simple lessons by mail, c;ssn TUESDAY FRIDAY i i i i 'em, just like in the Princess Norah ostcard in the mail. the piano, 00, but he showed ’em, just 1i 1 i 71 Round Trlp p There's one thing about it, though. Hank cer- | ads. He could play “Roses of Picardy’ ‘wxlt.l;lout'hl: ! . April 16 tainly has turned out to be a well-rounded person. | chart after only seven lessons and was 1th t’gml?‘a : Prihoess Lodise He can talk shop with anybody, no matter how | of “Kitten On the Keys” when he gt; int r;s !ll i ‘April 38 many trade words they toss at him, and he knows | in a course on hotel management that took a s A i from Lesson No. 3 in the Personality course when | his time. S whith ohnections at Vatcouver w to Keep still and listen. So you might call Hank a | Later, he was intrigued by coufses Canadian Paciffe Services: TRANSCONTINENTAL TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANS-PACIFIC Tickets, reservations and full i ite, and set : site of all the people who ever put down a promised that he, too, could learn to write, | :glenc;l’((:lnjrk to indicate in which course they were |out in spite of his pa to.be a novelist. He to(;])i : interested. . | up typing by mail, to do the job up right, anii f& ‘ Hank’s trouble, if you want to call it such, was later sent away for a mechanical story plotter. Airways, Inc. in w. i /Spaper- i it yet. at to begin with he wanted to be a newspaper. | Something may come of i :1‘1‘::\. gecafis. onc met so many interesting people.| The. last time anybody ‘a.'m Hank, h;al;“: i ., who was a newspaperman, wanted to thumbing eagerly through \ E“: hl;sog;fi)ln' out of him. The upshot of it was dozen pepny postcards at " thatfltpk Caring any more what he did, went | wds hollering at him, a | to work while still in his twenties as an advertis- she should do with h ing salesman. e s “Je mee say pah,” H He got the job in the first place by studying six | onto 'em for a while. elbo A l’iifi \vié‘ef ¥ arley-v mfln&c French. grianed. “Hangay-vee PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS 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. Put a Covic Diesel in Your Boat Ii You Want kel opms 1 xogn muan Go00oessssnen