The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 1, 1941, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUG. 1941. POLLY AND HER PALS By CLIFF STERRETT YOoU KNow, PETE MARRIED HER,BECAUSE HE 7 SHE WAS AN EXCELLENT USEKEEPER --- HOUSEKEE : THOUGHT WELL--- THE VERY FIRST MORNING SHE TRIED TO OPEN HIS SOFT- BOILED EGGS WITH A CAN-OPENER / PRINCESS ALICE IS BOUND SOUTH | ISTEAMER MOVEMENTS NOF BOUND McKinley is due to 101TOY fount at 2 an to arrive about ieduled to SCHEDUL Yukon B 0morrow scheduled Aug- riotte om Van 9 p.m eeocesseescecesse s eoemo0e2c0000e o eduled to August George Van > e Sth WAY FROM SOUTH TODAY uled to sail August 6 scheduled thle Alice to from Vancouver August 9 pam scheduled to ugust a scheduled to sail August 8 at 10 & Northland Lodestar is win sail from from Seatile m SO lln,()l Prin wold and M B Through passenger Dr. R.. McFarland, A E. Winfiel Lodestar Juneau at 4;3 on the rive in afternoon, PRINCE RUPERT IS NORTHBOUND at 6 p.am. Wednesday burg, Port and way- . N o . ° ° ° m I arty of s Alns Prince F way at midr aptain of the s Lean while the Pu Lean of fr tour § Pow Chica sh tide—8:39 pm., 159 feet 9 from C rof Valdez Trg_il I_Jays Dies TAKUIS INPORT, " Pione team m of the Monday Home in learned today. had worked the Sitka district before the home, early ' this He came to the Territory at t} Alaska in port yesterday Reilly as a fisher 4:30 o'clock to ta 1 freight bef > man in > entering month in 1905 ,—ee FETTS IN JUNEAU Mr. and Mrs. Del Fett have just arrived in Juneau for a short s The couple is at present at the Bar- anof Hotel. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS raa V ttle Roberta were White r of the ship Pu EFFECTIVE MAY 16, 1911 Round-Trip Fares: 10% off twice fares, when p one-way chased Fairbe Flat, Alaska olovin, Alask ot Springs, Alaska Juneau, Alaska cGratl yme, Alasks Nulato, Alaska Ophir, Alaska Ruby, Alaska Seattle, Wash., U. Tanana, Alaska itehorse, ¥. T, Can S. A $202 20 $131 109 120 Su. Mo. We. Fr. 10:00 16:10 Lv SEATTLE, Av JUNEAU, Su. Tu. Th. 10:00 10:00 10:20 12:15 Lv JUD 4 Ar WHITEHOR 35° Li 17:00 Lv WHITEHORSE, Y. T. Ar L 13:56 18:55 Ar FAIRBANKS, Alaska 10:00 L. A. DELEBECQUE—District Sales Manager 135 So. Franklin St. PAN AMERICAN ATRWAYS PHONE 106 1324—4TH AVE.—SEATTLE 16:40 16:40 e————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 896000080080 ~00 ! STATIONS ON BOUND SOU!H I AIR ROUTES Official 0. K. Given Expan- sion of Weather Re- port Service hand in hand with the 1autics . Administration to h reliable reports of Army air Bureau office, here authorization from to establish six in the WA stward weather conditicns along Weather routes new airway report stations at Point between Anck wice € The Rai which app en. made by eau. It will r located in t Two men will the tion, i -orted, and will be able ! information to air ng the region. Along Railway addition, tr Weather Bu- au is establishing hourly report- ng stations along the a rail- vay at Healy, McKinley Park and Curry. These stations will send in nourly reports on weather between :30 am. and 5:30 p.m., Fairbanks ime. A new weather report station will be installed at Grubstake, near Howard J. Thompso with the Weather! u n-x( stated. he Gambell, Point Hope and Point Lay stations will be operat- | ed in cooperation with the Bureau | of Indian Affairs office, Thomp- | son said. An Eskimo observer is| already in charge of reports fmmi the Gambell station, he reported. | Through Indian schools, it is hoped { native help can be trained to take| observations at most of the isolat- | | ed Weather Bureau stations. | Teacher at Chemawa | A move now awaiting official ap- uinul would sece a special teache: staff of the Chemawa in Oregon next year | uct in the taking of weath- s. Teachers at the 1 then return to the| and train natives in the | ka range lines tra- In McKenzie, of the Weather | u staff, was reported to be | Shishmaref this week installing | _wldmuml observation equipment | | under the program given omclal‘ mpvzmu last night. -, EDWARD MEDLEY, SEA"lE LAWYER, VISITS JUNEAU Stopping over in Juneau to see Iriends and relatives for a few days is Edward T. Medley, prominent Seattle lawyer, on his way back from interior. | Medley, who was Us8. Com 1 ner in Cordova during the last| has been traveling in Alaska on business for the last few weeks.' et s BUY DEFENSE BONDS the the Florence Withe Nmnn The enger tow . Herbert Arlowe, J. W Molyneux, H. E. Peter- Bee orton Hodgson, Bissell, 5. J. Geijsbeck, Dell Fett, C. & Mrs. C. A. Hooker, Kath- | H . Baxter Felch, J. Weik, Windolph, R. 0./ ¥ Hansen, Walter Baranof They V(‘ Ed. Daniel NOT MINSTRELS—Theso for [eX sailed for t k ith 39 | ~(’.l.flr‘ and Southwest om Juneau as foll South engers Alaska Mead, LIVER BILE~ Without Calomel—And You'li Jump Out of | ' Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go Allen, M William The liver should potr out two pints of ), Mrs. George Henry, Hagen, J. L. Jones, Betty Helen Gellie, Aileen st, Flsie Van Humbeck, elen, Dean Rule, Bill Krauzlavich, F. Kauzlovich, Mrs, Wallis| bile is not flowing frecly, your food muny not digest. It may just decay, in the howels, Gas bloats up your stomac 1 get consti- pated. You feel sour, sunk and the world looks pu Arthur Pom- hl on- n m, Alic for Carter's Little Iiver Pilla by name Stubborniy refuse anything else. I’ r C. Winn, | @ Chicago firemen might have come fresh from paris in a black-face skit affer batiling a tire and rubber company blaze. which showered them wiih flakes of soot. Captured in Red Counter Attacks Radiophoto This radiophoto from Moscow shows German prisoners of war seized by the Russian army in their counter- attacks on the Eastern Front, according to the official Soviet caption. Both sides have made extravagant claims as to the number of enemy troops captured. S SN T LS ¢ New Blood for the American Navy Hundreds o! Americans who never A ipment of blood, dried and processed, is shown being taken Navy Yu’d. The dned blood plnM have M foot on a battleship have lh.d th!il' M'bl' m ‘aboard Ut the by 1,500 Philadelphia volunwaw, m o-water-is used for blood transfusions, WHKE U7 VOUR liquid bile into your bowels daily. 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