The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 18, 1941, Page 6

b TH[ DAILY AL Abl\A U\rlPIRl:, FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1941. PS... T/ SOUNDS LIKE A BURGLAR MAKIN” OFF WITH ASH’S THEN YUH BETTER SHAKE A LEG AN/ 61T DOWN THERE AFORE ITS TOO LATE, LOUT/ TAKIN” TH” DAG NAB ' MARINE NEWS TONGASS HERE‘ —_—m ISTEAMER MOVEMENTSII NORTHBOUND e Denali scheduled to arrive 4:30 oclock this aftern e and sails west at 8 p.m © Mount McKinley due Sea due Thesd: HEDULED SAILINGS portati Sran ik “olumbia scheduled to sail from ® Juneau from Seattle via Sitka at | , . " . 1 lo: 1 it to nloa i 11:30 o'cl nigk u \4r v il from cargo and his afternoon fo i e 4 the south via Ketchikan with nine Prin ) - gy RS IR Yo ail from Vancouver April 22 ® is M Dave Sweeney Passengers for Seattle Merkley, purser . . . . . . . e at9am . : ® Tongass scheduled to sail from @/ leaving | ¢ gseattle April 24 of B . . . . . . . . Junean on the Tongass were Mar- ot AN OGS jorie ‘Turnmyer, Miss M. Hulst, Mr. | 2 SOUTAEGEED 0 o and Mrs. Robert Tew, Bobbie Jean b Bl g i Wiy - Tew, Mr D. E. Nov Gordon noon, docking at Cold Stor= .‘ Novak, and Mrs, Fay Weber and de, WAL T06 Beidd poth . Igfant. Passengers arriy hereon o paranof due to arive at 9:30 @ §§¢ Tongass were Johiy,J. Klein- o'clock tomorrow morning and e smith, John D. Stockdale, Mr. and Sl Tt A Ttk el Mrs. J. A. McCann, Jack Zavodsiy,| g Alaska scheduled southbound e Mrs. Helen Chase, Gilbert Chase ¢ = ppondae | and William Raudebaugh e Northland southbound Tuesday. ® | 2 onry ® Taku scheduled southbound e SOLNERS RE(EIVE e next Wednesday. o . LOCAL SAILINGS LA e Estebeth s duled to sall every COMBAT PRACTICE; * Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ® e T Dl Al e " " Sniploy. i its Mammot 8 m- THEN "FIRST AID™ ; ke wd wayports. ¢! Faced with the problem of training : £ wiil employ In its mammoth | yisonment, in Jail for a period of o Naha leaves every Wednesday ® | Go.acre aircraft engine plant being ; o IRAE Acronauticsl Cor o, g . 1 pam. for Petersburg, Port ® = poration has organized a comprehensive aining pro Top, a group of trainees are Almost 60 men of the Juneau ¢ Ajexander, Kake and way- ®| taught the technique of radial drill operation on the cr 2 of a 14-cylinder engine. Bottom, left, the C’;”l‘; QFTJPAEEI?U, : company of the Alaska National e ports ! apprentice operates a lathe. Bottom, r iture mechanic, under supervision of an instructor, makes PSRl ins Gl bur Guard, dressed in fatigue clothes. s o o o o ¢ @ 8 @ o o o «| ents on the propeller section. _for Juneau. s Publication ~dates, April 14<15-16- sprawled and crawled on the ground = ey o 17-18-19-21, 1941 y of the Firemen's 1 k for an er, Rex Foster, Harold Stout, Dick St . adv. hour last night as 3 eived "DES DOUGI_AS DUE Husby, Col. B. C. Dunn, Major D. P their first outdoor extended order Booth, Mort Powell, J. C. Weeks, H. e dril = : FROM !NT POP B. Avakorf, Albert Verhonick and | MONTGOMERY WARD With fixed bayonets and with| Ieh tide—T7:13 am., 13 LEGUIK Jack Huvley. L & CO. lung rifles, the infantrymen simu- L% o108 am 1“14- SOUIHWARD feli s . Ihe Douslas is seheduled (o xeturn | Unfair to Organized Labor lated actual patrol and combat ac- : y ol this! afternoon. Also fi & : —1:56 y : ETAIL tlon. After one hour’s drill on the| LOW tide—1:56 pm T PAA Plane Makes Round tom the mterior is an ® CLERKS UNION field, the men were returned to the T'wo Electras are scheduled to fly No. 1392 Fair Buil where they received first-aid instruction, - THOMPSON T0 MAKE FLIGHT ] smfififibm WITH FLOUR, T0 SAIL FOR FRANCE Have Been Taken on, WASHINGTON, April 18. — Two March Into Gfee(e Howard J. Thompson, Alaska French- ships loaded with 13,500 Weatherclogist, will leave tomorrow, tons of, American:flour for unoccu- T (Continuea irom w22 weather permitting, on a PAA plane for Seattle on what is called ar“familiarization flight.” The pur- pose: of the flight is to get .ac- guainted with iweather conditions and general reporting M. Thompson will probably re- main in' Seattle for several days before making a return flight to Juneau on the same mission. = . CALIFORNIA pied France will sail from New York today—unless they are halted at the dast minute by the Britisn| lin: 'or American governments. ca American. Red Cross: officials said | in disorder, while Fascist that the .two vessels, which have Wept successively threuzh Argiroca- been tied wup in American ports, ‘(rC Premet and Porto Palmerc have finished loading .and .are| The official Italian news azency scheduled to leave for Marseille to-|Said 11 Duce in sigh | day. | Port. Oed Mussi | The flour is a gift from the Am- daughter 1 is the last Albanian erican people to the people of un-|POrt help b 1d the Grecian troops falling along, the Adriatic Sea Coas occupied France, designed to as-| & 1di Groeery and Meat Market | sist in providing Frenchmen with T{" ;: - 5 | bread in the face of a severe wheat| % 26 478—PHONES—371 |two im- shortage which has cut the bread ration to seven ounces a day dn’t yosed on us by \last indefinitely." High Quality Poods at Germany and Moderate Prices ke . Britialy gavernmank BAS| pu o oled oo Athens: said at - ——————— | granted navieerts -permitting the| . , & 5o least ten German divisions of gbout iwo vessels to pass threugh the; 000 troops are at | the SEE British - blockade :with :thesur Allied lines with the support of thou- > Jstanding that the flour will be dAv sands war plan NOTLKE & COLLEN [ S5 5 o it S e Painting—Paper Hanging ‘R"‘d."'("\‘” rvision of the Americar |er British trogps, fighting in (ll( ed Cross. < : Decorating Service 407—PHONES—Red 232 \\hnn\' Olympus led under terrific {ment while on the west f | Panzer columns are knif |cn the Greek-Albanian bo [ ing the Greeks in jeopardy. '3 Halibuters Sell, Seattle TTLE, April 18 nd one C tile today. e - Subscribe for The Zmpire. , Nazi wn e SCHEDULE and FARES JUNEAU TO SEATTLE ~ TUESPAY FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU MONDAY and (Passengers—Airmail and Express) THURSDAY JUNEAG TO FAIRBANKS TUESPAY |cu FRIDAY j in (Pagsengers—Airmail and Express) | T JUNEAU- i from. the $95 One Way; $171 Round Trip Passengers — Airmail — Air Express Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. Pan American Airways System Two Amer- nadian vessel sold he two American halibuters came western banks, the Eldorado with 33080 pounds, selling s EA T 'l‘ LE or 10 10': cents a pound, 2 Jand the Kanaga with 40,000 pounds, {selling for 107 and 10% cents { The Canadian vessel, the B. C ! Clipper, came in from the local banks with 21.000 pounds and sold for,;10% and 10% cents, PRICES ELSEWHERE At Prince Rupert today 95000 i pounds of halibut were sald at 9 to 9.10 and 7 cents a pound. At Ketchikan today’s halibut pries TRAFF]C OFFICE 3‘ 157 ind 6.10 cent L. A. DELEBECQUE | ¥ RN District Sales Manager | Men have been lifted far in the 136 Bo, rranklin St. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS [ air by kites PHONE 108 R 1324 —4TH AVE.—SEATTLE = Try a classiliea ad in The Lmple YUH MEANS YUH WANTS ME T/ STOP HIM FROM HEAVYLOSS fIS i s [ | 'Costly Toll Estimated 10| caurvins no passeners, bu e CONTRACTS LET ‘ed with mail and express, a PAA 5 Lodest | morning bound for Seattle | | make a round trip to Fairbanks ¢ — | passengers for the | were Frank Linke, Frank Wid R. Weir 1 columns QUIT ARGUIN/ OAF! GIT DOWN IN TIME T/ HAVE THERE AN/ HIM TAKE TH’ BANJO HEAD HIM AND TH’ T?OMBONE, 4E\\\ S 41, King P ures Syadcate, Ioé. World righs reserved | BCFENS (O4ST TRIP Piloc {heil Siminons took of fqr Sitka this worniag wich Mrs. I.| Isafteson 'and Dr. Louis Sharpen- | burg. 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