The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 25, 1941, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, | ECT YOU TO@ POUT ALITTLE AT WON'T HE MARINE NEWS “"”‘“&“i,{'f?‘mwu STEAMER MOVEMENTSI urned o Junéau this morning with NORTHBOUND ® E. W. Galbraith, J . e Mount McKinley due Satur- ® E. R. Burque, Willi ® day. ® Charles Smith. e SCHEDULED SAILINGS ® Later in the afternoon e Yukon scheduled to sail from ® took off for again with Leo | & e Seattle September 27 at 9 ® | jame: elle Williams, il SR S R O ® carter and E. S, Landis as pas- | % o Ala Y to sail from @ | cengers | 2 3 * s ) a.m., September ® | Ppilot Alex Holden \ | ¥ ® Nort scheduled to sail ® {5 Tulsequah W treigh | Ve attle Sunday, Sep- ® morning « 7 p.m e > ! w AL® i to sail ® ¥ N L. Gimm ylen ® 9 am b | ¢ Mrs. B Wakeman, Rol- ® sov."uusm ND BAILINGS A A sail south about ® e “;,-"“ ,\,l- : Lnu(.\x.-‘“ o Grounded by weather at Tana- 2 ik Hhast ;@ & otbek - 1 o cross and Whitehorse, ¢ 8 Landis |'e B sails e Prince George, B. C : r . o American passenger Dpianes post- G. A N southbound e Poned flighis tc o o The northhot from r . suthbound © will e tomorrow Al o . cor Prix S f i d southibound ¢ rge permit, while it w 1x & . likely the Elec 1 A M . y . destar at T: g . LOCAL SAILINGS . E o Estebeth scheduled to saille 3 Falte e every Wednesacy at 6 pm. e eyt +ip) e for Sitka WaypOrts . o ® Dart leaves every Wednesday o g * at1pm. for Petersburg, Port ® | P, . and way- ® 5 . . all * * tecutive Board bers of the hoard are John Jonecs, H. L. Faulkner, B. F. ntzleman, Mi el J. Haas, and J. O. Rude. son, Salvation Army uumm in building up the recrea- tional opportunities for boys at the oom. NEW YORK, Sept. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 4':, American Can 84, Anaconda 26%, Bethlehem Steel 66%, Commcnwe: %, Curtiss Wright 9%, Interna- tional Harves' 53, Kennecott 347, | New York Central 11%, Northern, Pacific 6%, United States Steel 52, Pound $4.03 3/4. : DOW, JONES \\l‘ll\GEG | The following are Dean Wayne Lyman Morse Pho's (above) of the University of 150th annivers Oregon law school, a five-man | cation of the Bill of Rights. fact-finding board will study | B issues in the threatened strike of BUY DEFENSE STAMPS ! 1,250,000 railroad employes. He was named by Mr. Roosevelt. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS EFFECTIVE MAY 16, 1941 Round-Trip Fares: 10% off twice one-way fares, when purchased in advance, | Fairbanks, Alaska ... $ 76 Flat, Alaska 3 Co Al 141 67 $118 Hot Springs, Alasks 88 15 65 Juneau, Alaska 151 82 132 Gratl = 44 44 18 $12v Ah\ka 149 74 126 149 $112 0, Alaska < . 121 50 99 127 83 $ 37 Alaska .. 39 48 12 125 10 116 $ 88 108 39 8 115 T1 47 15 170 217 95 207 234 212 $202 24 71 102 59 60 33 20 $191 5 12 26 114 142 119 109 120 e, Wash, U. 8 Mo. Tu. Th, 2, Wash.,US.A. PST Ar 6 Alaska PST Lv 12:45 T Lv WHIT T Ar FAIRBANK! laska i iy Ry nELFBECQUB—Dutr ot Sales Manuu ship is bearing down on it at top speed before it can r esubmerge. The second picture shows the submarine 135 So. Franklin St. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS i i 5 S PHONE 106 1324 4ATH AVE.—SEATTLE is cut in half by the knifelike bow of the destroyer. J London did not reveal where the action took place. —_—_— - aded his mornin, alth and Southern | y of the Ratifi-|s a week, I WON'T EVEN WAIT FOR HIM TO SUGGEST] IT- TLL TELL HIM 'T'HAT WHEN MY @LARV STA—R/TEJ st from Haines over into the Yukon. d by P a Game Commission DEFENSE IS SWELL ' ROTHV!LLE Mo., Sept ason 4 Jones averages: industrials 126.38,|Rothville school children think the g z fi‘ #ed | rails 28.64, utilities 18.30. defense pregram is fine, Priorit - o prevented a factory from complet- RAIL STUDY—Headed by December 15, 1941, will be theling their school bus en time and| 0 the school opening was delayed | motorist, will have to come in on February 11 and pay five-twelfths of 85 or Here is the most unusual war picture ever released, ih"u phetes show a British dutnne r-mminc and sinking a German U-boat. Top, the submarine has bcen forced to the surface by depth bombs and the war- By CLIFF STERRETT - HE MAY CUT MY ALLOWANCE -- RIGHT IN HALF/ . s World righes seservd) £ RS n cemmissicn September 12 at the Mare it at the Mare Island yards, the keel usual brief formal c« | Gwners of Aulos Must - Pay §5 Under Federal Tax; There'll Be Big Squakmga ast and will be on t of the Territorial |drops the one=-third cent) | his vehicle until July 1. ¢ One of the theories (on jalopies and their drivers) of by sponsors of the tax is that u’ will help to make Although | tax-conscious and the |proud of the fact that he i tributing to national defense. “just wait and It could be that this little undis- cussed tax will turn out to be one e of the real touchstones of Ameri-| hem unless you looked at the bill|c: NORTHLAND STEAMER WILL BE DRYDOCKED After completion of j voyage, the steamer North Coast to use I wcomer to trophy rooms, | vas killed in the Gold| Jack Dalton, Alaska in 1883 and was er of the famous Dalton advanced counfry & o see 9 wiseacres say of the collection of James Wickersham, the on display for a of years in Tacoma. | from the North Coast here| the hornspread was| 1 Edward L. Keithahn, seum curator, and found to be s from tip to tip. ceeds all records for sheep Killed ka and reported to the Al- x" it's going to its prese: receipt to add to debts paid." Congress uut)u(tums for | The North Coast, which culled‘ here this morning, is scheduled to sail from Seattle again October 17, passing the October 9 shiling which ordinarily would be scheduled. pay-off on this little item is that Congress made it ef- , 1942. Since the th m' means that every where- | abouts of Ray W. Webber or Kay Price, ‘please notify E. E. Webber, Sitka, Alaska, and receive $5 re- A beat from the warship picked up survivors later. P ST RN G R SRR P e MR L HOWARD D. STABLER as 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 reecive TWO tickets to see: "ESCAPE T0 GLORY" Federal Tax—>5c¢ per Person ———WATCH THIS SPACE——— Your Name May Appear! e Steamer ALASKA . DENALI ALEUTIAN McKINLEY YUKON . ALASK. ) Radio Equipped Leave Due Juneau Due Juneau Seattle Northbound Southbound COLUMBIA ... COLUMBIA .. Tues. [1AKINE AIRWAYS 2-Wazy Radio Communication Authorized Carrier ) E Scheduled Passenger Airline Service § SEAPLANE CHARTER SERVICE——ANY PLACE IN ALASKA o “ Headqua.rters Juneau—PHONE 623 Tues. Sept.23 Tues. Sept.23 E Tues. Sept23 Wed. Sept.24 Sept. 20 Tues. Sept23 Mon. Sept. 29 ‘ Sept. 21 Sat. Sept 27 Fri. Oct. Sept. 27 Tues. Sept 30 Mon. Oct. Sept. 28 Wed. Oct. 1 Tues. Oct. Sept. 30 Fri. Oct. 3 Thurs. Oct. camw | PORTS OF CALL same as printed schedule regardless of sailing date X except southbound the Columbia calls at Wrangell instead of Petersburg | and the Alaska calls at Petersburg instead of Wrangell. H. O. ADAMS AGENT PHONES—TICKET OFFICE 2 FREIGHT OFFIC 4 R.'ROUND NORTHLAND . S. Navy photogrpah” re- | | i SAILINGS—TUNEAU & WEEKLY S50 (e eave Ar Jun gesttle NP Lv. Jun. A SB. Sept. 19 sept. 23 sept. 26 sept. 20 assengers 19 23 preuht "“ Y GR‘E,EN. Agent U. S. MAIL SO Ll P T B T T S Z’ ALASKA AIB TRAIISPIIBT Inc. Operati " Raaio suaion v | PHONE HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU 612 Seaplane for Charter D 3 : All Planes | will go into drydock in Seattle for 2-Way “overhaul and will be out of opera-| | tion for two weeks, the Northland | "I‘ransporlmion Company announc-| PA( ll 1C CANADIAN THE ATCO | LINE Alaska Transportation ady. Company ¥ & Y ’ BAILINGS FROM PIER 7 o SEATTLE Princess Loaise EVERY THURSDAY September 26; October 6 i 10:00 A. M. Agent, C.P.R.—Juneau, Alaska g. 8 :onmss ; @« CANADIAN PACIFIC i i B PASSENGERS ~ FREIGHT o REFRIGERATION L] Z D. B. FEMMER—A Rice & Ahlers Co. PHONE 14 mGGn'EP:l’Il‘ Plumbing — Ofl Burnems l BSEEe n L & Phone 34 | Sheet Metal || WHEN IN NEED OF e, GEABENIRTS 51T O SR } Diesel. Oil—Stove Oil—Your - ‘!‘::l Alaskan Hotel CALL US! '? . . i at Reasonable Bates Juneau Transfer Phone—Single O Phone 48—Night Phone &1 i There is no substitute for Newspaper Advertising