The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 20, 1929, Page 2

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Weather 202 193 174—569 Barrow -20 -22 [T 28 14 10 0 Clear 169 175 | Nome 28 16 10 10 . 0 1 80: /B0 Bethel 16 14 | g/ e 16 0 Fort Yukon -8 -18 ‘@ m 20 — 0 e . Tarana 4 2 0 0 = 0 e | Eagle -10 ~10 -10 -6 - 0 | st Paul 36 34 32 34 * 01 | Dutch Harbor 40 38 36 36 @ — 04 | Kodiak 42 40 | 8 34 — .38 | Cordova ..x TR ] o dvn 36710 02 | Juneau 27 26 2% 28 10 .01 | Ketchikan 38 34 B2 4R 12 06 | Prince Rupert 36 36 4 38 . 08 — Edmonton 0 0 0 0 4 .01 | Seattle 46 46 42 44 - .01 - Portland ... 46 46 4 44 . 01 y ; h | - San Prancisco ... 66 63 5 58 , 0 Clear GORDON'S GIFE COREFERICANES Ideal Gift. Always accept- d can be exchanged for mer- ce at any time. adv. | o *Less t'.an 10 miles. NOTE—Observatlons at Barrow, Fort Yukon, Tanapna and Eagle . are made at 8 a. m. and 8 p. m,, Juneau time. 4t ‘rne Em- The high pressure area over the Interior has diminis tensity and the low over the North Pacific has moved i | Alaska. Pressure is falling over the Territory with the e Dutch Harbor. 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