The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 19, 1941, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA / POLLY-- : A R "3) WHAT IS IT, e g FOR PETE’S REALLY j) WORTH WHILE / MQN%‘ ARR!VE STEAMERMOVEMENTS| NORTHBOUND Ceolumbia due Saturday LY SCHEDULED SAIL S 2 Tyee sc Immll(‘(l to from Novem scheduled to sail November 21. ON ALEUTIAN I’n.n( I cheduled to i from \’m(o\l\(‘) No- hl, Crowded with South- o vember 21 at 9 pm. Mount McKinley scheduled to bound Passengers, Had from Seattle November a.m a scl cattle sail duled 10 to 61 for Here Today veller e ar Crow ith tr ttle November 25 at itian North from at 10 ‘Ol lllB()l ND SAILINGS bound rning, di eduled ©® s 00000 ©0020 0000000000600 000000800 O ©00 0000000000000 00000 0 IT’S AN ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED CREAM TO PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL COMPLEXION / By CLIFF STERRETT | a bomber base cording to the On the more n is N wn and the ave to of fan clubs of 100 or who hold pre P JACK BARSETH FALLS TC DEATH, KETCHIKAN nex . Alaska fuled ithbound © next Tuesday . LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebett, scheduled to sail e every Weanesacy at 6 pm. ® . D A W oqaesdny o| Here is an ammunition dump in a forest somewhere behind the at 7 a.m. for Petersburg, Port ® (;r.rm‘m lines in Russ Men are stacking giant aerial bombs near Alexanaer, Kake and way- ® ports. . N i .. ...« Nafiona apla 0es Paulson, Mrs. J. H. Requa, Mike & Thempson, Jack Wilson I ' w Lot o Charles Carroll, M. Tietz, W. A. Doc R SAktoRls S. De P. E. Doc, Charles Dodge, Donald v [ o S PR O B et R o That's Really 'Ali Ou a Irving King itanan W y -ee Oliver W. Not = John Perrin, William Petersor 25 pASSENGERS (Continued from Page One) lation. The folks her m J. F. Preston, Eli Tanner, W. C ju U everywhere. Their home state tie White, Charles J. Davis. R I'EAVE NEA these pro games I have seen|are strong. And 17 of those hom ringer, H. C. Dunlop, Ear se1 ABOARD ALASKA crowds, limited only by the num-|states are represented by the 33 L. Martsen ber of seats that could be jammed | members of the Redskins squa the Aleutian were into the stadium, droop like wet | (actually there are 22, because tl Twenty-five persons left Juneau chicks at a Redskin defeat or go|number of the boys starredi: on r Wrangell—Louise Joseph for Lynn Canal and Westward ports wild with exultation when Baugh|teams in colleges or univer r Petersburg—Mrs. Helrn Fenn. Jast night when the steamer Alaska tossed one of his bullet passes to|in other than their native state For K«"u. an—R. A Hanbry-v. sailed after calling here from Se- | Ed Justice in the end zone to give Jesse Jones, for example, didnt IJ‘\L‘ \‘\‘ ok Ray th bDI‘!b\h “1“\ }"_ff\“:(m,;‘”ST”H el | the team a last-minute victory. know a punt from a wing back Lo e “. Sr “4.\ : g “k;v _Whm I asked -Redskins’ Owner | one Sunday to see those | 4 3 _n. | F all, Mrs. Eva Graham, MISS| George P. Marshall, do you think|Texas, Sammy B: ar J. Sjolund, Bert C. Hopkins, iva Graham &4 & i } q ekl LU 5 G o Cagum Mrs. L A. Lemeux, Dy, 80C0uRts for this all-out enthusi-| Todd, do their stuff. N & ABWA) ‘ emeux, DIl aem of the nation’s capital for pro|knows more rules than a Ruth M. Joy., Allan Steel, snd Mrs. C. L. Polley. A } : J. Mitchell, Walter Wigger,| Seward—Robert J. Turner, G football. (Marshall owned the team |and can discourse at length on Joy, Henry Brewis, Joe M. Bones, Lydia John-Hansen, Carol|l}Boston when every customer over|standing and stars of nearly every . Floyd Ogdon. E. Hube Martins, Virgil D. Stone;" P, 'H.|#000 probably coutd have goklen 18 iegin in Texas, as well as Uigof|* bert W. Young, Harold C. Kline. |for two peanuts and an unbenb|ihe pro league. As with Jons;'so Aa Gil Rich, Mrs. Lillian Hein, - pin.) | with most of governmental Wash- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wilson, Pearl Some of his theories are an in-|ington. Arnold, Mrs. Helen Fenn, Wilbur "DES teresting dissertation on what| In the case of many of the lesser Crow J. M. Requa, Jimmy Claire makes Washington, D. C., differ- lights in government employ ne Bowen, Glenn Aldrich, Vie- (Sun time, November 20) ent from the rest of the United|there is one added factor. Most c tor Novak, J. B. Wildman, Orvills| High tide—1:37 a.m, 17.7 feet. |States. them come from small towns and Morrison, Robert E. Haa > Low tide—T7 anl, 09 For example: Washington is small colleges. Their teams were High tide—1:27 p.m., 20.3 made up of a he neous popu- | strictly in the bush leagues. Now PPN v tide—8:03 pm., -38 puez 6 & . 3 TRAVEL ON A s Fuiday, November 21 Crossword Puzzle Pnncess High tid 174 feel Low tic 15 feet LINER High + pm. 195 feet 1. Gitiata® Juncan fo Vasioouver, | £OW. fide—8:51 pm., -3.1 feets’ | B RALER. > - 8. Movable barrier 39. Colle fion of Victoria or Seattle ' The Daily Alaska Empire nas the 12 40, ¢ f"[},; oolhn largest paid circulation of any Al-| ., 42. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS |aska newspaper. ; i i of RS PRINCESS NORAH = 15 Shyians *"""”“" 2 & 17 This springs vember 26—December 7, 17 V. W. MULVIHILL E t, C. P. R—-Juneau, Alaska o CANADIAN PACIFIC Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle R O T, - Tavlet 5 for e e onods ement T H E ] ‘mnowm P2 of food 3 rval h(&me 1. a A T C 0 l;]\' ‘mud k ation of ummit LINE Alaska Transportation \ { \ { \ { ) : N ’ Company L] BAILINGS FROM PIER 7 WE'D LIKE To SEATTLE show you what a fine job we do on personalized N Christmas cards. Wwe'd EVERY TH“BSDAY; like a chance to prove that our work is more 10:00 A. M. H distinctive, more attrac- : tive, and more economi- I cal. We'd like to make S. S. TYEE Nov. 21 s your Christmas cards . . . 5. 8. TONGASS Nov. 27 ‘ MAY WE? PASSENGERS FREIGHT : REFRIGERATION { E M P I R E L l B. FEMMER—AGENT | P inti C | PHONE 14 NIGHT 312 Tin lng 0. s Lrrrrrrorrerrrrrorsersry . Massachusetts ape Constellation . Old muxma‘ instruments . String of cars Title of a monk ldible fruit luted with night musle . Express in atch suddenly of the mouse Basutul | S o o s i onal football and it was George Marshall who discovered and | ed claim to the diggings. - s or not that alc wouldn't ac- for an annual advance sale 15,000 season tickets; Redskins me their rted in 1t it doesn't fact is the all with bath. SKAY | NEW WASHINGTON ] COLUMBIA LUMBER COMPANY me following matter what the rea- remains that bonanza of morn ® Perfect comfort ® Centrally located '«*'!' Rooms o Splendid food and service | NOW IF WE ONLY KNEW SOMEBODY THAT STILL to be loaded on German raiding Berlin cantion. o root for the fall, receiving doctors body sa roll Hi into the of | covered ters >rosale sic that Wa college fool survive port with more members 1cheons and tell them all players be- <ly audi- (most of ; and a football until > pigskin pital | explain it who and Just for the ; of it, Wa prof: killed at Ketchi- ing about 3:10 fell off a dock at| Fish Company. | ruck ! a float in OF ALASKA channel and was later A wife and several daugh- in Seattle. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 194] planes later, ac- a skull fracture id caused his led off the float re- k § i § pleasure try Lumber and Building Malerials PHONES 587 or 747—JUNEAU SECURE YOUR LOAN THROUGH US To Improve and Modernize Your Home Under Title L F. H. A. 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Golovin, Alaska 141 67 $118 Juneau, Aaska 151 82 132 McGrath . 44 44 18 $120 Nome, Alaska . 149 74 126 149 $112 Nulato, Alaska .. 50 99 127 83 § 37 Ophir, Alaska 48 12 125 10 116 $ 88 Seattle, Wash., U.S.. 170 217 95 207 23¢ 212 Whitehorse, Y. T, Can. 144 75 125 26 114 142 119 $120 J To Seattle From Seattle To Fairbanks From Fairbanks Tuesday Sunday Sunday Monday Thursday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Friday ‘Wednesday ‘Wednesday Wednesday Sunday Friday Friday Thursday Saturday Friday Saturday Effective Nov. 1, 1941 L. A. DELEBECQUE—District Sales Manager : 135 So. Franklin St. PHONE 106 ; mA 1324-4th Ave. SEATTLE “