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

RN i & POLLY AND HER PALS OH/ ITM SO GLAD YOU ARRIVED. THE MAN WHO PRETENDS TO BE BEN IS DRESSED LIKE A POLICE- MAN HOW MANY LIKE MARINE NEWS iongass Now ISTEAMER MOVEMENTS’ ‘ e e . NORTHBOUND ! Sea scheduled to arrive ® at 6 oclock this evening ® Columbia arrive ® at 11:30 oclock tonight SEATTLE, Sept. 16, — Steamer scheduled to Tongass sailed for Southeast Al- aska ports early this forenoon,|® SCHEDULED SAILINGS Beef Prices loaded with freight and passen-|® Aleutian scheduled to sail gers |® from Seattle September 18 G5 Wekimer woss to Ealihixan at 9 am. A large-seale butchering and Sitka, then to Juneau on the|® TVe€ uled | to sall from o |° o Seattle last we Approxi- September 18 sonthbound trip. OTHERS ARE DRESSED coPs2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY SEPT. 16, 1941. OFFICER YOU IMPOSTOR LARGE-SCALE REINDEER BUTCHERING Teller Herds Go fo Markef‘ in States af Less than . ’ sohedulsd to sall romise| BBt 00 pornds w shipped Juneau passengers on the Ton-|® Denali scheduled to sail from th ¢ drive on the 8 ir v, are F e S n Se September 19 at 9 4 . gl gass are Frank See, Mrs. R. L The Sutherland will trar ‘Thompson. 9 e . balan, sk o North Coast scheduled to e | ance i e sail from Seattle September : Osit 10 a.m 2000020000000 0000000 IHREA]’ENING $. D et Herds to th :an Cor- o Northland scheduled to sail | oo~ 2 il e from Seattle September 20 s Kpodfatty \ e sail from Vancouver 9 p.m obtaine ® September 20 they understced to BE pREVENTED e Mount McKinley scheduled to ® ekt probured: sinoe 1988, LN ® sail from Seattle September o feer in the Telier L were . - ® 24at9am © (in top condition this yes d an- (AA fO EmphaSlze Tramlng ® SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e |imal carefully d for . =7 | Mount McKinley s ed e stcck was of Instructors in Var- |« “coutibowa ¢ am. Tou- ok i . . e day. - ° pithed with a quick knife 10us F|ymg Schools ® Yukon scheduled southbound e [thrust to the brain. Carcasses were ; e Frid o |immediately hung to bleed, then WASHINGTON ® Tongass southbound about e |were carefully s 1, washed, and emphasizing ths o TR o !bung to ceol r being structors for civilian A they were wrapped in white tubing pilot training schools . LOCAL SAILINGS o |and burlap meat scks. Livers, Fall program now beginnin e Estebeth schedulsd to satl e |hearts, and tongues were fr Civil Aeronautics Administ i y Weanesary at 6 p.n. ® |blocks, which were then will help to prevent the threatening | ® Sitka. and wayports. ° asses. feitien in instructor-production,|® D leaves every Wedn, ° ive AssC q_._- officials believe . at 1 pan. for Petersburg, Port e ciation of The need for producticn of more | ® Kake and way- e nstructors arose when the Army ® ¥ anA. Navy deeidod o 'step up their{® ' ® & A p S0 B 8 pilot production from 12,000 to TR = 000 a y: , Administrator Donald H. Cennolly said, in announ that "DES the emphasis in the Fall program will be on advanced train 30.- If an instructor bottleneck were (Sun ember 17) allowed to develop, Uncle Sam' Low tid 58 a.n 18 feet would find would-be pilots lined up High tide—10:25 a.m., 134 feet. at each field, awaiting their turn| Low tide—4:19 p.n., 43 feet with the all too few instructors, and High tide—10:19 p.n., 146 feet. the CAA program would then not be able to feed into the military ser- vices young flying school graduates who are currently joining up at the rate of more than 1,000 a month. There wili be about 500 college and 100 non-college centers parti pating in the Fall pro duction of the eleme ships has imposed a reduction in the number of flight contract the Fall to about 520. In ondary courses, about 200 col} and 200 flight contractors will be engaged. The cross country instructor courses will be mbout 135 flight contract BUSY BARBEE COLORODO SPRINGS, —Billy Barbee, a Colorado Sprii fireman, won a degree at C rado College and even found to make a letter in tennis >, Bubscrie w0 the Daty Empire—the paper with t%e larges paid circulation. and given by Sept. 16 R EAD Y _while Kearny, N. J,, shipyard workers discussed end- ing of strike ticing up $493,- Aloska Harold Bowen prepared to “take over” plant for U.S. navy. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS EFFECTIVE MAY 16, 1941 Round-Trip Fares: 10% off twice one-way @ fares, when purchased » | B in advance. 2|8 Fairbanks, Alaska $ 7 Flat, Alaska .. 31 856 Golovin, Alaska . 141 67 $118 Hot Springs, Alaska ... 8 15 65 Juneau, Alaska 151 82 132 McGratk 44 44 18 $12v Nome, Alaska 149 74 126 149.-$112 Nulato, Alaska 121 50 99 127 83§ 37 Ophir, Alaska . 39 48 12 125 10 116 $ 88 Ruby, Alaska 108 39 8 115 71 47 15 Seattle, Wash., U. S. A... 236 170 217 95 207 234 212 $202 Tanana, Alakka 94 24 71 102 59 60 33 20 $191 Whitehorse, Y T. Can.. 144 175 lZu 26 114 142 119 108 120 Su. Mo Mo. Tu. We. Fr. Th. Sa. 8:00 Lv SEATTLE, Wash. US.A. PST Ar 18:55 14:10 Ar JUNEAU, Alaska PST Lv 12:45 Su. Tu. Th. 10:00 14:40 Lv JUNEAU, Alaska PST Ar 12:15 10:00 14:40 Ar 135° Lv !() 15 10:20 15:00 Ly 135° Ar 9:55 i 12:15 16:55 Ar 150° Lv 6:00 10:00 Sk DELEBECQUE—DlstrInt Sales | Mflu(er 135 So. Franklin St. PAN AMERICAN ATRWAYS PHONE 1068 1324—4TH AVE.—SEATTLE A —— S 000,000 in orders, Rear Admiral | Rein tien |of k. Recelpts froj sales of reir P are us .T on all ran d by member: the Associatic. This is the area fror ch the Reindeer Service moved 00 rein- {deer to the Kotze region this bast winter. The tanges between Deering anc Teller contain more reindeer than the available forage |can feed permanently, due to this | factor and to excellent butchering and shipping facilities at Teller, it |is a logical peint from which to |ship. Shipments, except of by-pro- c culd not be made from areas, as the safe annual | harvest of reir is needed by | their Native owners for hcme use. | | Cheaper Than Beef The Reindeer Ser > states that | Nome merchants can now procure lalmost any quantity of choice,| wrapped, reindeer meat by ship-| |ment frem Teller at prices helow| ! the wholesale cost of the| | 300 e of beef. The U. S. Army has expressed much interest |in reeindeer meat as one important j=ource of food fo in emerger | The Reindeer Manager, | vised th ee Unit| , super- the ering for Kaloke, ef! the Associat crew of kimo rain-, Jerry for ed the entirs la Government ent manager than 3 skillful ieer men and wome — el YAKUTAT PLANT HAS GOOD PACK, SMITH REPORTS ‘The Libby, McNeill and Libhy acking Company cannery at Yak-! utat has packed 50000 cases - of | |salmon so far and it is exp d | approximately 70,000 cases will ke totaled before operations cease| about September 25, Harold Smith, supervisor of the Admiralty Dlvxs-‘ ion of Tongass National Forest, said today. | | Smith returned to Juneau froml, Yaku- steam going from the Chatham after tat to Chatham on JUST YOU AND THE WITH - AND THE {weapans in the German GOOD... I'LL. GO FINDHIM/ CAME IN THREE ALTOGETHER / MORE AHS i’éAlIANS LAND IN 5! Tncks at what Germs purning indugirial plants in the background, THOUSANDSOF TROGPS LOSI IN SLAUGHTER Germans Assert Capture of Many Prisoners, Tan k>, Guns (Conunuea from Page One) gigantic night battl tanks for impor the approaches to Le ended in a complete nt point at wgrad” had for the st units march from (mn\nolt lu waiting lorries. fizwm %;@m L0OKS ATDNIEPER DAM | of heavy, Germans, who left hundreds of| dead on the battlefield N military dispatches pictur- | ing Lenir greay network of steel and ll)‘nlhc(han, ringing the the czars was crumbl (hn\ blows of the most ¢ conerete capital und arsenal. On the scuthern fro assert mmand German (ropns the | ructive the Nazi | Denali of thé Alaska St | Comps He spent several da | in and near Yakutat on a Iou-|(he wa ¢ | tine inspection trip. wmddu al valley the m | Although the salmen run has|River. % I not: been as heavy as in othu; ULy R | Southeast Alaska areas, Smith| ¢ i sointed out that the salmon have! ROBLRTS IN NOR'TH been coming in steadily and the| DPr. Milner Dean of ghe prospects are for a longer run U ton SEHo0r | than other areas have experienced yisiied. Lhe S . Packing 70,000 cases will =¥ 5 establish _a near-record. . for .the.. .. Yakulat -plant, o wom BUY MEFENSE - STAMPS rgest troo landed at sources desribe TH’ IMPOSTOR YER MAW TOLD LIS o) kr A By CLIFF STERRETT NOW WHERES Vialaya since tihe Driczer River power dam d NEWU S (RUISER Company Fore River yard at Quin Dicgo lounched July 26, she w “Pe-Santori. - Mass. ¢ hard as the men came ashore. the outbreak of the t 15 to reinforce British forces there. oyed by the This pi('turc was sent by radio from Berlin. The 541-foot cruiser San Juan, expected to be one of the fastest in the United States’ Navy, slides down the ways at the Bethlehem Steel A sister ship of the San was christened by Mus, M;.rn,run Coll | R B b S i S P S 505 o e 5 HENRY RODEN as a paid-up subscriber to The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this evening at the bex office of the CAPITOL THEATRE and reecive TWO tickets to see: i “COMRADE X Federal Tax—5¢ per Person ~——WATCH THIS SPACE——— Your Name May Appear! 3 o ion i g i B i B G i N § N § ' ' { ' { ! l § { 3 § ' ' ' { § B § ' \ N \ $ { \ \ \ L - Newspaper Advertising | Leave Seattle Due Juheau Due Jumeau | Steamer Northbound Northbound Southbound | McKINLEY . Thurs. Sept. 18 | YUKON Fri Sept. 19 | ALASKA . Tues. Sept.16 Mon. Sept.22 COLUMBIA . Tues. Sept.16 Mon. Sept. 22 ALEUTIAN ... . Thurs. Sept.18 Sun. Sept.21 Sat. Sept 27 DENALI Fri Sept.19 Mon. Sept.22 Sun. Sept.28 McKINLEY Sat. Sept.20 Tues. Sept.23 Mon. Scpt.29 | YUKON . Tues. Sept. 23 Fri. Sept.28 Thurs. Oct. 2 | McKINLEY Wed. Sept.24 Sat. Sept.27 Fri et g *These sailings have not been changed from those listed on the schedule, however, they were included to complete the revised sailings for the entire week. H. O. ADAMS AGENT PHONES—TICKET OFFICE 2 FREIGHT OFFIC 4 ATASKA THE YEAR ‘ROUND MARINE AIRWAYS——U. S. MAIL 2-Way Radio Communication Authorized Carrler Scheduled Passenger Airline Service SEAPLANE CHARTEK SERVICE——ANY PLACE IN ALASKa Headquarters Juneau——PHONE 623 * i ALASKA AIR TRANSPORT, Inc. t Aeronautical Mieme | O e sk EiNG PHONE Radio 612 HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU | Equipped Seaplanes for Charter NORTH LAND ION COMPANY EAU t N\“A\Gs—!\,\\h!\t 0 EKLY S atite Jun. e Ar.Jun.1v. Leave NB seattle N -gth Sept. 12 sept. 16 Sea i & Nofihs‘u Sept. 19 sept. 23 i Agent HENRY GREEN (8 rers 109 Freight Fhone 28 ATCO LINE Alaska Transportation Company L ] EOEAD, TOVARCODYE SAILINGS FROM PIER 7 VICTORIA OR SEATTLE SEATTLE BOUTHBOUND SAILINGS Princess Louise September 26; October 6 V. 'W. MULVIHILL Agent, CP.R.—Juneau, Alaska EVERY THURSDAY 10:00A. M. S. S. TONGASS .. Sept. 16 CANADIAN PACIFIC | °° ™" skl w RABGPNOIRS = FREIGHY 1 REFRIGERATION D. B. FEMM. { . B. ER—AGENT Rice & mfl! Go | { PHONE 14 NIGHT 212 o it RS | WHEN IN NEED OF ! Diesel Oil—Stove Ofl—Your ____E______ Coal Choice—General Hauling —Storage and Crating The Alaskan Hotel cart, st Rooms Phone—Single O Juneau Transfer Phone 48—Night Phone 481 There is no substitute for Y