The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 27, 1927, Page 2

{ ,the vahte of mHk as'a ond, the serving of milk free or| (Continued from Page One.) First, the education of 00d; sec at cost in large industria} plants; third, the advocating of milk by health and milk producérs’ organi- zations; yin quality of botW raw and pas- I teurized milk. Blindness Real Problem Saving childrén wifli defective vision from joiming the 100,000 blind people in the United States today is a huge Problem confront ing school physicfans and health | Wworkers. . To aehiéve this object programs of sight ' conservation have been developed in schools, industries and . homes, Pr. B. Franklin Royer, medical director , Of the national committee for the (prevention of blndness, told the ! ¥ | tan anter ¥ reg NEW PARTY GOWNS AND FROCKS | Hn’!"‘) For Winter Social Uccaswm association, Attempts are also being’ made fo. protect the sight of the pre- &¢hool ‘child.” By working with a ¢hild with poof ‘eyesight at this period it is hoped that the child sénool whh a start €qual to'those ol a child with pe-- fect viston. ° g Muth to ‘Be Léarned Gredt open spaces will exist in inkind's ‘knowlé about keep- tng well, Dr. Chatfes Value Cha- pin, president of the “assoctation, told the 'thousand’ deélegates at- tending " the opening ‘session. fourth, the improvement | Weather Conclltmn As unrded by tlu U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast for Taneau and vicinity, begtnnfng 4 0. m. foday: Rair tonight and Friday, warmer tonight; moderate south- ~ |easterly winds. tional beverage to four reasons: | eople to| .. 6c A E J; 'lombf 'glgfltv’ Wind Velocity Wuther - 70 SE 12 91 SE l - 89 SE Cldy c'nn AND RADIO REPORTS MY— ! v | gtationa— Hmnn (’n:gm flz temn \»lumg flm Wetx:‘er Nome . 2 z 12 0 Clear Bethel ... 26 20 1" M 12 0 Clear Tanana . 24 10 10 43 Pt. Cldy Eagle. ... 28 8 10 . Cldy St. Paul ... 30 28 30 Cldy Dutch Harbor. 36 20 32 Stiow |Kodfak ... a8 30 34 Stow Cotdova 4“ 40 48 Cldy Juneau ... 4 38 38 Rain Ketehikan . — 34 poied Rain Prince Ruper 36 36 Cldy Edmonton 20 26 Cidy Seattle . 48 52 Cidy ‘Portland . 50 50 58 6 42 San Francisco.. 58 ¥__Tess than 10 mites. prosiass, S ERSL TS S S SIS S S L N e A Note.—Observations #¢ Duich Harbor, Kodlak, Juneau, |Princ Rupert. Edménion, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco are made at 4 4. m. and 4 p. o, Juneau time. The pressure has agaln faHen in the Gulf of Alaska and fis high in the southérn’ portion of Bering Sea in the Rocky Moun- tain 'Sattes. Modérate ‘preéipitation has been general in South- erit ‘Alaska and Tight Snow Naw fallen at Tamana. Temperatures Kavé fallen throtigNout Alaska except in the Gulf 6f Alaska o =1 - e esapwl | = teta e b | alle 5% ce oo | 46 | o | | 54 60 61 - 66 Clear where a elight rise is noted. A A A 5 - and " saved Conqiieréd ' discase countless human Hves. ' But even Fogey | i | | | WITCH SOOT DESTROYER Will Clean Out Your Stové Pipes Witheut Taking Down Juneaw-Young Hardware Co. Hardware and Undemkmg HOIE 12 ; Aueiuion Moose —. . Women of | Rédrt Legton »m ANNUAL SEHEART DAY ‘ROLIC ‘ ntged t0 he No. 25 = will be held Hall. All R {'What {§ not known' about maiti | niow there 1s the greatést need for CM Toamw fainihg ‘an@ perfeéting thie health To look vour best at thc dance, pnrty‘or pit iial occasions, select your new Gown, Frln:ék ot Dress ? a§ from the new and (ompletc assortmem ( 'w'p[wi tack-Satin. Tabot's, Early Selection Is Advisable. SPECIAL $14.75 B.M. Behreiids Juneau’s Leading Department Store INOWORDOF THO FLIERS Familiess Womed About Lieut. Koennecke, Count SoIvaaubach GiRLS; HERE’S LATEST STYLE HINT) BERLIN; Ot 27 Lof Lient. Kocnnecke Sotms Tabnelt e he ahsente of*news ‘of the loda- of the fliers and the plane Tha and :lmfli’e- i Hearts and flowers, several dozen yards' of marble marabo,! plus a bit of lace and satin, fashion these lounging pa; worn by Ruth Taylor, Paramo with a lace cap, completes the f)al'n as unt player. A coat of alluring outfit, 60 PASSENGERS | _ONLY ARE LOST IN SEA TRAGEDY m DB JANEIRO, Oct. 27— ‘Rescue ships are speeding toward ceity. carrging hundreds of ussen -smatched from death palatial Italian steam- Mafalda sank might off the coust | ‘that all but 68 and 340 'TO ARTIFICIALLY BREED % LOBSTERS AT HELIGOLAND nate serious Scandinavi- an I quantities of which are imported via Heligo- 11;”“1 duty free, the Prussian. Bio- { logical Institute at Heligofand 18 | planning to artificially breed this | popular seafood. First attempts will be made with 50 female lobsters which thé Hellgoland fishermen have volun- tarily contributed from théir last year's catches, g Among those ledving on the miral Rogers was Judge H. LéFavre, local attorney, who is on | Al B. of 'mankmd fs far greater than b | What 1§ known," he declared. “The opportufifties for discovery dre as £Peat today as before the days of Harvey,” Pastetit and Lister. " “Today we ertjoy freedom from fhost of thé' great phigues of the world, but ‘we have fittle thought of the thousands ‘whose 'selentific accompanféd ‘perhaps by further scientitic™ investigation.” “""““m"‘—f A call fot a meeting of the ex: ARD 0F TRANKS' Iecutlve commiftee of the Juneau We wish 'to” thank fhose who| Chapter of the American Red hetped to ‘make the fuieral ar-|Cross was issued today by Chair- rangemerits for our friend, JoWn|man B. M. Behrends for 11 o'clock Cetalo, who was burfed yester- ($igned) adv. MIKE JURAS, JACK “TURKOVICH. P A s, pe # tomorrow forenoon in the officos in the B. M. Behrends bank. The plans for the coming Rell Call wik | be discussed at the meeting. | — > ——— IJHMI- for nlt u( The, l:m"n- P Cfitfiih” en’s and Infants’ READY TO-WEAR A special purchase makes it pombl to give the pdhlic these wonderful values. Only a few 'of the many bargains we have dre mentioned i this ad. A yisit to our store will convince you of f}le wonderful vilues we are offering you in this sale. Sale Starts F rzday Mornmg GIRLS’ COATS— Wit ®Rich startéd for San [ % this Orient. Noth- : eard from the * plane crashed at The - foreign of- ‘ved word ds to ters relwrned 1 il } Odr. 27 Mhss unth tflge w Raldemail J arrivel Kete (his afternosn in: « his way to Petersburg for a short | trip, In lopg velour, have fur . collars ; most :;m& eolots. Regular 0 to $13.50. Special Sale—$2.95 to $8.75 Cmen’s fancy db JERSEY DRESSES—~ in green, rose, .tan brown, lopg sleeves —;ulened skitts, neatly .WASH bnssszs— . In English print, broadcloth, pongee and ginghams: Size 2 yeats to 12 years.. trimmed. Sizes 8 to 14 years, A Regular values, $6.75 to $8.50, Special—$4.25 to $5.50 INFANTS— Infants’ mnneletto gowns, 40 cents to 95 cenis Specnl——85 ceiits BOY'S SUITS— Infants’ flannelette Qemudes—-as cetits to 50 eents. Tnfants’ T 6135 w $2.75 bed hese—all colors—| 25 cents. | and to bring a. frien Members, are tequested to wear the no; regalia. Programme starts 8 P. Piiblic stenog’rafihar" J. B. BURFORD & CO. e WY FURE o0