The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 18, 1931, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 1931. e ( U. 8. DEPARTMENT QF AGRIOOLTURE, WEATHER BURBAU GREAT SH(]WE“' | e UAPANESE ARE " 'The W eather : i | : 3 | & %A | %5 i 4 S, (By the U, 8. Weather Buresa) % OF METEURIT s | § W Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Nov. 18: | | ) 3 | Clearing and 'slightly colder tonight, Thursday fair and contin- 2 [ Syt A ued cold; moderate easterly winds. ¥ SEEN FROM AIR ~ IN MANCHURIA socar paa | 3 F ‘Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather | sl 4 pm. yest'y . 29.75 23 ke 8 7 Snow | . 4 am. today .....20.54 2 3 s 5 Cldy |Astronomer and Party Wit- .| Noon today .....2053 38 n. 8 5 Snow | t Smas en. Mal an ©ABLE AND RADIO EEPORTS nesses Unu.sual Sight shan’s Lines, Driving ———— <V ESMERDAY 7 TODAY ¢ \ SRR AR Ll e O BRSO EPAR AT from Airplane Forces Northward Highest 4pm. | LOwest4a.n. 4am. Precip, 4am ' _ Station— temo, temp. | emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs, Weather Mool vog . Ly (Gontinua trom Paco One) | Barrow E R B R Cidy a 12 g [er- yor _——— ———— lome o o Clear rill, astronomer of Mt. Wilson Ob- hel 18 12 2 2 Trace Clear | servatory, witnessed what he called to force the Japanese out of Mau- | BEHIEL fo 26 -26 & e % 5 G 8 1 R Iy : the greatest shower of Famour Le- % churia have been dashed as the Hetatis -2 B |32 -2 0 0 Clear ale enables every thrifty house- st inctobeibed” s AN fe-linz grew that thna will' have Tenana, - sk 8 | i o 5 period w hase linens for her holiday feast During three hours before dawn, to werk out herfln salvation. Eagls 18 16 Y8 18 2 0 Clear 5 ; the Dostor and his party dowrited TSITSIHAR OCCUPIED st. Paul 3 38 30 30 8 16 Clear Christmas giving. Prices have drop- | about ‘xstol mo:o:);ne: u:vhnch at LCONDON, Nov. 18—Reports were | Dutch Harbor 38 38 32 g: 4 14 Clear “ | times shot to earth a e rate of is I ) o SO *nest bieces : 5 elved here this afternoon that!| Kodiak . 36 34 |t 0 0 Cldy e j11d 8016 O OB fingec piStes ‘oni a m;'em'e' bsf’li‘,m :fut‘he ;‘.“elte' the Japanese have occupied Tsit-{ Cordova . 30 30 18 ;: 4 0 Clear P & A orites W so brillian! ey light- < o are going «. these sale prices! ad the gky. One Oritle moin Fped- sihar. ;‘l‘:;n“, - ;g f 23 o g % g::; 4 :.mcfllflr. xr{et‘:toriles IefE a curved NEW FEARS RAISED Ketchikan 34 28 28 32 12 30 Snow | train visible for four mimiies. PARIS, Nov. 18—News that the| Prince Rupert ... 3¢ 32 ® 3 b a0 Raln i White cr colored Table Cleths $4.50 up | ST Japanese army has occupied Tsit-{ Edmonton ... 4 -2 -8 -8 6 0 Clear | S sihar aroused alarm of the League| Seattle 46 40 36 38 4 2¢ Rain I I Sets of design ISHELDON JACK ON of Nations Council as evidencte of ls’gtl;l;: P gg g :g ‘;g 2 g g‘dy auncheon Sels of gay des N c" 0 By v - aggressive military spirit contrary n | 8 ear 6 napkins and cloth ... $3.50 SCHOOL PRGGRESSING 1. G. Wells, distinguished English to the conciliatory attitude desired. *—Less than 10 mies. ! ka, N 16. novelist, soc'iolegxst and out-liner Fears are also expressed that So- A moderate low pressure area i3 passing eastward through South- N funorii ; SITKA, Alaska, Noy. 16. — The Yoty Gainted a dismal picture viey Russia might mow be dravn eastern Alaska accompanied by moderste siow. =Another oderate ‘ Bridge Sets of new modern design, work of the Sheldon Jackson ¢ ) future as he arrived at New into the Manchurian dispute. The; low pressure area is central souta of the Aleutian Islands and has § { napkins and cloth School is progressing well, with @' York aboard the Aquitania council was so alarmed that the| been accompanied by rain and snow in Southwestern Alaska followed ! v i ot enrollment of 132. Fifty-nine of for a visit to America. He proph- members went into @ private ses-| by clearing. Pressure is about no'mal in Northern and Interior dis- H i i o 2 these are in the high gohool-de- csied that the current dcf‘ 3 e both Japanese and Chinese| tricts with generally clear weather. Temperatures have fallen in ¢ Pure Irish Linen, 72 in. x 108 in. [partment. The Semior class of would comg to an ong OB WAL L o escntatives attending. Ameri-| Western Alaska and fisen in the exireme eastern portion of the Made up table cloths, with cne ‘,5";T‘f;;ic‘sée"o‘-‘rg‘e“’gest‘h:"h:‘::ffgu e e il s, can Ambassador Dawes did not at- T:;';xmry. Pressure i3 high between the Pacific States and Ha- | B fe Sty | S 2 5 iyl L wail. § dezen mapkins ... e $37.50 |dent to enroll. having arrived on tend. | the Evans November 8. She helpec t of a weil respected to entertain the Lindberghs while of o Shaman. | _TROOP TRAIN WRECKED | f=~ | they were at Point Barrow and als» 4 - fifiNDO"NiV §°;‘ar:sgr§°3:w};‘:: y |nelped in the diphtheria epidemic i e 1 + lossi : P 3 train, carrying 1,700 Japanese AN pac . Jlomia i R LR Silver Coin Tariff e Tas heati gl T i N s reriiniad to fonich: Durine' Bens Shilling Trade — Nonni River Bridge. Casualtles, as W g P reported from Harbin, are numer- ths past two years she has been a fro," South /l]ru‘a i N . g Table Runners and Doilies, lace-trimmed, now ... 65¢ up Very finest Table Linen, per yard $2.25 up teacher in the native school at | Point Barrow. R Sheldon Jackson Museuni ls send= ing on the Evans to the American t Museum cf Natural History the mummified head of an olé Indian This was found on June 27 last in 1 cave on Kruzof Island by six |of the boys from the school who were camping thire. T head {was found in a well preservad, beau- U fully carved wooden box approxi- mately 10% inches square and 14/ inches high. One edge of the; cover is inlaid with some 32 “prec- icus stones” The head was wrap- ped in an old blanket of exquisite a design, which, according to thgjadv tory of the oldes’ native peopl&fout: — living here, dates to “long, lvnvg;s / days and then proce PRIZE WALTZ DANCE before the Russians” Apparentiy!t s to spend the holidays| Moose Legion No. 25 will give a| e friends and relatives. Th2y | pri waltz dance 1 nk: n to Hidden Falls carly Moose Hall. Save the date. | f . COMMITTEE., | v —— D | Quartz and placer Jocation m\-i Have your furs cleaned and re: | paired at Chas. Goldstein & Co Tewels for monogramming, also hand towels, each 50¢ up Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. earnest hc und to ful means. No B. M. 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