The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 31, 1947, Page 5

3, 1944 — CPLHCIAL CCL™ WAVE Regular . . . . $25.00 LOWEREL to RPN FTAd Tan 20th {ill Feh. 1st RA GARRE™T ¥ Call 4°7 for av 5; PUYLIS MAYD SHO ARD, B § TRENCE 0 BN (L H LICOTT-MORGAN DR JENEY . BN Ly 44 P S Y es and Whi Blacks o EERENEIE, A R T AR e "ELLES AI. LINES TCHLIAN DAILY TRIPS U L B T3 | ! With connections to Craig, Klawock Hydaburg and ! steamers for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Seattle | FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 612 AL0SKR, 2 5 O Daily Schedules lo: ® SiTKA | PETERSBURG | @ WRANGELL | @ KEICIKAN | o oot Several Trips Each Week to: @ HAINES © SKAGWAY @ Numerous Other Southeast Alaska Poinis CHARTER PLANES at JUNEAU —1 to 8 passengers PLAKES BASED at SITKA Phone 612 7 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS PPO NTMANT | Llaska Here, Going Wesfi} The Alaska Line steamer Alaska, Captain P. R. Selig and Purser rrived here from the 6 p. m. yesterday with 26 s from Seattle and 23 rom Ketchikan. Disembark- | ng here were: Fiom Sea'tle: Goldie Arncld, Jul- us Behrends and wi E. M| , Willie ! mmett and Mike and Allen Kor- n, W. T. Mahoney, Gerald D , Joins A. Robertson, Mrs Snipes and infant, Thomas pes, W. H. Wood, George Ev- Bl ens, P. Y. Kim, L. D. Ledesma and i Joe Podbay From Ketchikan: Lt. Comdr : Byrne, R. B. and Mrs. Clifton, E nd Mrs, Thly, H. O. Johnson, B. Kirke, A, and Mrs. Kessler C. Mus R. and Mrs. Neilsan Is. F..P ich, Ed Reed, Mrs T.F. Smith, H. W. Tandy, I. Thatch- er, H. Wetrove, T. Kennedy, J |Harris, H. Hickman, N. Gannon land M. Nystrom. | The Alaska sailed for westward ! ports this forencon with the fol-| lowing passengers from Juneau to| | Yekutat: - William Benson, Robert | |Henry, Edna Harry, Fmma Peter- | nd wife, H. A. ston; and o Seward: Dr. Ida Maria Stein, H { ¥ Ctorling. H, J. Cheatham and |Ella Meorns. | | on, Peter Howa ackson and Judso: - o | :Lono-.-.-:-a | TiDE TABLE | | FEBRUARY 1 Low tide 3:26 am. 5.6 ft. High tide 9:45 a.m., 16.0 ft. Low tide 16:46 pm., 0.4 ft. 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