The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 8, 1941, Page 6

POLLY AND HER PALS Ba'a“o’ Now ISTEAMER MQVEMENT;l THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1941. U HADNIT YUH BETTER BEGIN GETTIN' READY YERSELF, PL\v/?J C ). THEY'S PLENTY O\ TIME FEQ VF SUSIE* TICKETS IS FER TOMORRY A\NA 4 b HAVE A HEART, e TTLE, Ma catches and 8—Halibut selling prices ar- STEVE STANWORTH s a paid-up subscriber to The Daily Alaska Empire Is invited to present this coupon this evening at the box office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and receive TWO tickets to see: “"PHANTOM RAIDERS" Federal Tax—5¢ per Persom WATCH THIS SPACE— Your Name May Appear! . - Nm:'lrm':m'xnv el ¢ dhe ks Holiown ® 8 oclock tomorrow mormine. e bia 38000 pounds, 10% and 9 %@ Wil be in port about one ® bia 4 10% 8 9% % o ke cents a pound to Sebastian Stuart iy o S e |2 oz bofore e Fish Company; Northern 40,000 SEATTLE v 8 amer | o . X Baranof saile: at 9 o'clock this | o v ° pounds, 10 and 9% cents to New morning for Alaska ports with 154 | ¢ SAILINGS England Fish Company first class and 39 sleerage passengers | ¢ Tongass s | to sail from ® 1&;14.::;“‘» f“‘]“", "’;;)" ,‘“;‘“\"I-"‘d ‘:““':: Leave Seattle Due Juneau Due Juneau aboard ; e Seaitle t ° e e il ¢ () Steamer Northbound Northhound Sonthhound 4 1s on the F ® North Coast scheduled to sail ® to Booth Fisheries. i srelts i sty 0 T e COLUMBIA . Sat. May 3 Tues. May 6 Mon. May 12 Hith Sheelor & 2% 2 : ; Pt ’ L= ; The average circus elephant’s daily | YUKON Tues. May 6 Sat. May | LA D ) TIRIERRSL S scheduled to sail from @ ns Inclade 125 pounds of hay, ey - 5 attle May 10 at 9 am . ; bushiol | of. tate. ‘aevih| T RABANDY Thurs.May 8 Sat. May 11 Sat. May 17 e Princess Louise scheduled to ® g citig oy A Mg ; ] { pAN AIR To e sail from Vancouver May 13 e e ) ‘an ALASKA Sat. May 10 Tues. May 13 Mon. May 19 i e at 9 pm . i — | DENALI Tues. May 13 Sat. May 17 SHow MOVIES o Northland scheduled to sail ® % ) b COLUMBIA Sat. May }7 Tues. May 20 Mon. May 26 3 . ) SAILINGS e e SR A | YUKON Tues. May 20 Sat. May 2 | GF C“P p E R . cheduled ~ southbound @ U SRRl . Bar- My at i . vy morning at 8 o'clock. ® A FAL BARANOF Thurs.May 22 Sun. May 25 Sat. May 31 I "Through the courtesy of the Pan ® 1 a scheduled south la.c ® View of the cargo ship Leopold L-D | BL0ukE e Friday night o ; 4 o i American Airways System, a one- A R 1 with a cargo of flour and condensed milk been removed so the English will have no reason o A C3IPNIT » g & I R 0 v i kpChiaser . witl) be)| ® Columbla soneduled, | gouth- ench line freighter, Leopold LD, pulls out | to stop her. The ship has been tied up in New H. 0. ADAMS AGENT PHONES—TICKET OFFICE i presented to the public by L. A . brv.m(ln,“\xlml:\‘" S8 s of New York harbor bound on erilous trip to | York since shortly after the start of the Europeaa ® FREIGHT OFFIC 4 Delebecque at § o'clock Friday night : 1<—uh»'-vh sl R L unoccupied France. Her anti raft guns have | war. ERVING ASKA TH E YEAR ‘ROUND i v G R0 »f the Baranof = = Fiid o e 5 lvlnl.. ot Room* of ‘tie\Batanof | 3 FstevednSEasttied 10 SR o ; Ly » i o5 i . S ——— T e, e g e 31 S0 e v, o LOUISE GOES AJ WORKERS MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. M Pacific.” shows the complete trip of § Nobe waves Bedd FIIED T 2 hen we are AIL the PAA clipper ships from San|$ 681D, fOf PO e committee, we wil 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrier Alexander, Kake and way Francisco to Hong Kong, with stops : g g now that we are dealing with a S 5 s p made at Wake, Midway Island,(s POR& - 0 O (it R s asar s s altive / Scheduled Passenger Airline Service Honolul, Guam and Manilla. Cus- | b o e SKAGWAY 'I'Rlp all employees SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA toms of the people and modes of ‘All provisions of the agzreement Headquarters Juneau——PHONE 623 entertainment in the countries are ”thh,\. the w scale, go into ¢ shown in the official picture re- ."DES 1bour from Skagway, the effect May 1st and the Contract i leased by PAA. Louise, Capt. S oriols vt § Delebecque nvites the publ K. Gray and Pi ¢ E.. Cornelius, >-ee - Y““bgp\c"“ ALASKA Aln TRANSPURT, Inc. it d the free showing (Sun time—May 9) docked in Juneau at 7 o'clock this prsed \\m:lh‘ B All Planes | Operating Own Aeronautical PHONE e E3 Low tide—5:24 am., -19 feet. morning and sailed for Vancouver f B“D s E IS ries 3 2-Way Radio Station KANG ATTENTION, ELKS! s no ™ 2-Way ion ALl Biks requested to meet in| High tide—11:38 am, 169 fect. and Seattle three hours later With NeW WOfklflg Agfeem | ‘.‘lvm\“c cost 1O Racle | HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU 612 N eicis ot Y180 Sindegtatter=| ToW: Hae=E:0%pam =03 fost. Wi Essengernfrom: Juneals for the Here PI'OV.deS f0r . Equipped Seaplanes for Charter Soon. May 11, to attend Mothers| High tide—11:43 pm, 103 feet o | ISI 'uG HERE B s fis Passengers sailing from Juneau "U ion Shon”’ sofs i COMMITTEE for Prince Rupert—H. Roberge, N nion Jhop Bud Foster, Juncau's own ‘orig i erson, N, Kosy, Harrison and nal -sports'- broadeaster at KINY NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL one and for the past year or more, tops and Testament o HOLM, Deceased f ANDREW (Continued from Page Jancouver-—G. Samamuk, D. —— HANS FLOE HERE Hans Floe, superintendent of the Union ¢ Inlet cannery, arrived in Ju- . plying for work must join the own men as heretofore, all men ap-| REPORT OF CUTOR | broadcaster now t IN THE COMMISSIONER'S C. sharpstone and L. Fauchan. which were made before the flat!banks, flew into Juneau this ‘a ¥ COURT FOR THE TERRITORY For Seattle—Mr. and E. . jate was added, will amount o be- ternoon and may fly southtomor- i OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUM- Bromicy. Mrs. F. Gunderson, Mrs. yween $1000 and $12.00 per month|Fow Vacation trip of one month. He i BER ONE Ge CGallegher, Mrs. G. Smith, per man, or approximately $140,000 looks great and glad to be -here to ’; Before FELIX GRAY, Commis- F in, L. Chapados, P. Stone p year, | greet his: legmn of friends. !s sioner and ex-officio 'Probate and Charles Graham 3 Must Join Union 1% Judge, Juneau Precinct b6 e “The “Union Shop” means that H In the Matter of the Last Will while the Company will hire its} | | at KFAR at Fai ™M lf BOOM lN YOUR BOAT More Miles for ¥our Money geattle NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN Tesatbe I JU-| ichin thirty days, and those whol that H. L. Faulkner, exccutor of ast might on board a can-{ g1, now in the employ of the Com- | A Comfortable, Quiet Ride North- v 30 the cstate of Andrew Holm, de- tender and will return to the|,py' who do not belong to the| Aw Engine that Instantly Starts 1and .-APF heod bias filed \Bers i hts Final “‘,‘:‘;”“};‘ “"“' ‘“’“”‘;_'“;“' alter alynjon are required to join within MW‘:""“"’;";M‘ < PO the 2 stra 10 e short 1siness trip, DG 1S regis- frty s, o Mo s wil Freedom {rom Fire Report of the nnvmm tion of the tered atithe Baranof Hot | thirty days. T{\( n\ml!m ’rln'rf T\{l A e of Sin. 8 estate of ased, and that a be deducted by the Company each| w""“o u“""_“d et o o B il yn.m pon the sam = n;;l.]u;m: month and turned = over 1o l‘hl'! m"":m_'m”“m‘ o before the undersigned, at Juneau, Sierinted s T T oo OB SR clag the case with the/ @ Smokeless, Odorless Exhaust Alaska, at 10 o'clock AM. on July SuperTiendents CisiERILENREe i TiDign smembErnt A el o Full Diesel Dependability - 16th, 1941, at w me and place f the Chichagot jine arrived majority of the employees of the An:Engine that €an'Beé Easily Hand Cranked i all inter in .the said Juneau by plane H-.xxm'f!a:.- ifter-| Company already belong to the! o Eitate e ar-and: fiACORIBAE noon from the island mine. Little-|lccal Union. The bargaining com=| Cll I\RLES G. WARNER Co. y tions, in writing, to said Final Re- page is staying at the Gastineau mittees are chosen from the Union.} « port. and contest the same Hotel and they have the power to bind .\ui. i GIVEN under my hand and the | o g seal of the Probate Court this 8th l day May, 1941 | it SEASON E Dotn June Mrs. ‘ ; Ha.l X (‘-I‘E!\'\' % Sulliva (above) will ' i Commissioner and ex-of-| yound out 30 vears of service as i - i ficio Probate dJudge. Ju-| @ policewoman in New York, and | H neau Precinct proud she is of that long record. 1 3 First publication, May 8th, 1941.| A‘M "‘"‘"“I‘l 181',“ d“l"““'"“;“ f ast publicatiol av 9941 N.Y. wainen detecfives handling | Last publication, May 29th, 1941 el e, 11 < adv. : i | = - . — - i ALASKA TRANSPORTATION : ! 4 S5 COMPANY' i ! SEAU TO VANCOUVER 2 | | VICTORIA OR SEATTLE : i - i SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Saiings from Pler 7 Seattle | SCHEDULE and FARES o o I iU B &gl May 8, 19 Eeattle I 3 . i ith S. . 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