The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 20, 1932, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1932. INB'AN 0 F FI cE § JUNGLE BABY BFFA_-S LEG u. s DEPA.RTMENT or Aomouurmm WEATHER BUREAU ‘ The W eather " ' CHIEF ENROUTE £l o - 4 | ! (By the U. 8. Weather B Y | Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m, April 20: Tfl suME NUHTH l‘ Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; -genile variable winds. A | Time Barometer TemD. Humidity Wind Veiocity Weacner FrOR | { 4 pm. yest’ 29.61 51 38 SE 9 Clear Y | 4 am. today 29.82 36 n Calm” Cldy al g‘ :I OI l l( n D, W Carson Ryan, Jr.,< Noon today — 48 3¢ NE 12 Pt. Cldy Sails from Seattle Sat- ©ABLE AND EADIO REPORTE urday for Juneau ‘ YESTERDAY | " TODAY '3 R 4 s 4 £ % 2 e Te. | Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip, 4a.m. SILK DRESSES in ]l]dlll. colors, or with con Dr. A, Carson Ryan, Jr., Bxecu- | ¥ R teimd, * feurip, 1~ D Couh, Vo’ Fiher WeniBh trasting trim. Sizes to 461%. tive Assistant of the Office of In- | | Barrow 31 f ! T 0 Pt.Cldy € v dian Affairs, will arrive here next | { 890 8 OS a 4 0 Cldy s Tuesday for a. brief visit at loeal| 1 44 36 30 30 L% 0 Cldy « VALUES FROM .00 UP | beadquarters of the Alaska Divis- 30 30 [ e 6 0 Clear ) fon of that Bureau, according to| 30 30 20° 20 16 0 Clear « an announcemen: made today by 38 36 2% 2 8 0 Clear (T 30RO - AR, e SRR Gharles W. Hawkesworth, Acting g8 o | [ 4 0 Celir COTTON HOL h!, F !{()(.l\; Fast color | Olifotes 430 Wl be. skabion P 5 5 4 G fabric. by David C. Thomas, Chief Clerk 46 42 34 34 8 0 . Pt.Cldy i of the Alaska Division in ' the 50 50 {litam - 34 0 0 Clear SPEC ] AL | Washington office. ; 52 50 30 38 8 0 Oldy | . They sail from Seattle Saturday 52 51 ] 35 36 0 0 Cldy i i ke on the steamer Yukon. Dr. Ryan 60 o | SR N - Fo Clear FOUNDATION GARMENTS | will stop here while Mr. Thomas 48 46 8- 9 0 Cldy 2 PN probably will continue to the west- 52 52 36 38 4 J2 Pt. Cldy « | ward. 56 50 2 42 1n 02 Rain | . Dr. Ryan's visit s t6 consult 50 48 38 38 4 Trace Cldy > QT TDQ THEMISE | with Mr. Hawkesworth relative to 54 50 40 40 8 04 Cldy SILK SLIPS AND CHEMISE several pending maktters affecting San Francisco 60 54 48 48 10 0 Clear ' Ditvesun, Work ad orgRisRe Aesociated Press Photo $3.75 each tion in the Territory. low in Southern Alaska, lowest south except in the extreme South- and some rain in the southern ure is moderat a Peninsula, and ri After he had been given a pint of whiskey to cure colic, Zoobu, und baby elephant from the Malay peninsula, fell down and | The pre: broke his leg. Twelve men were required to set the leg. Here’s Zoobu ! | | of » the i y ™ with generally cloudy weather OUTSIZE SILK HOSE—Sizes to 1014 FLIGHT IS MADE supported by block and tackle with his leg in a plaster cast. The acci- on of the panhandle. The pressure is high on the Arctic coast $1.65 | TO HAWK INLET dent happened in the animal incubators at Atiantic City, N. J. : ‘i “eolaer Weathdr in the Tntériot. i S | To mawx et and bk bo.mu:| FIGHT FOR HOUSE SEAT SETTLED . APRIL CLEARANCE VALUES CONTINUE neau, a flight was made yester- F ,day by the seaplane Chichagof, ~ Piiot Anscel Eckmann and Me- chanic, G. Graham. The aircraft | B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. j&aoe s . L] 9 i E. H. Fachett of Buffalo, N. ¥.| 5 i :.hmulux]x, c:)gu]eerk who wf:‘L ml Juneau’s Leading Department Store rithiet WO . T property. i i | | He retwrned to Juneau today on | WMW} power boat. et G s S 2k ‘ i SENATE COMMITTEE IN STOCK MARKET PROBE |Turtle Butcher Claims : F ------ e T - o | 49-Year Diving Record| | + - : ’ |- KEY WEST, Fia, April 20— | Gladden Albury has two claims to fame ! 'He says he is the only Lur\L"‘, There are only two reasons butcher- in the United States shd 3 declares the diving record he made for a corset being uncom- in the Bahamas 49 years ago is still fortable 3 5 s it doesn’t fit | ” unequalled. heaE | Albury has just returned from| <33 or it's not worn Cor- 5 | Harbor Island, his birthplace in the | smm, i kuns (16R)shsme rectly. If your garmentisn’t | Bahamas, whern §L 16 years of 8x£ e of the eighth Mllinois adiusted = consult the | he dived from New wharf to Ca.s’ha blican oppenent, P i sht'. g |, 8 e O A0 et idna | the ecat sincs the Navember, 1930, corsetiere: ‘If it doesn’t fit, | ince iry left Harbor Islant to live at Key West, he said, hun- save yourself a lot of need- areds of men and boys have tried to less trouble—buyaK.ABO make the dive, but none has suc- £ dati ok oundation gacments % As a turtle butcher Albury kills| { 4 : ‘and dresses from eight to ten datl/. | There isa KABO for every Most of the meat is used to xnk” v Assoclated Presa Photo type of figure 3 1 s these Investigation of stock market operations was opened in Washington by the senate banking commit- ¢b°‘""°“ ; gmdmm'n d tee. Members of the commitfee are shown above as they discussed details of the inquiry. Left to right: types are ed by o Senators Peter Norbeck, chairman; Frederick Steiw:r, Smith W. Brookhart and Duncan Flef:i\e.r.f‘w—_ Jack_of All-Jobs | expert corsetieres who tell S Is Man’s Ambition| us exactly what support Midget Lithuania Has No GAN AD[AN 10 cach figure needs; Nowoa- | GARRISON, Iowa, April 20—San- ¢ X : ¢ i der KABOfits like nooth W/ l d’ T bl {ford L. Gulick, 72, aspires to three | COME IN AND SAY HELLO JUST RECEIVED are in oridi’s 1 rouotes | \ M AKE FL‘GHT Jobs—banker, druggist blacksmith. | garment made: No wonder — S T “:; “}:z;‘; s‘k’;"‘:fl‘l";g"feo;‘;f:&‘ IN MY NEW SHOP Complete Line of lovely lines by KABO will “Tu jor himsel 3 e ! Y KAUNAS, Lthunia, April 20—/, o0 ehemlxjncz;sprwuc;: h;ve been | { everything in Gaxrison. g a 3 be revealed by the smart- A happy. oasis In the desert of| TURF N BOCA O e aceor. | LONDON, April 20—The Daily| ‘A shopkeeper in this town for 55 | CORSELETTES, et world economic depression is Lith- ine to our'cxpo'- We could, in | EXpress today said J. D. M. Gray, ' years, \Gulick has been a butcher,, > CORSETS. G ARTER e y_en. - ¢ uania, midget state of 2,200,000 in- at any time p imports al- | Canadian pilot, will Lake_ off with-|iceman, hotel proprietor, dry goods CAN ‘/AS anll LEA THER = > Dy Wl in and look at the various habitants, with an area not qum»tooe"her if that W RecEssary. in two weeks on a flight irom]mcham, restaurant keeper and BELTS alld . f KABO as large as that of West Virginia. | "ip il © b Mo e upon | GTeat Britain, to Iceland, thence [opera house marshal. Before that s : styles in your type o “We hardly notice that there is Anlos- oh near heshmd ta adopt to Canada. he was a farmer and apiarist. Now woDS BRAESETTES wdflyi economic - crisis,” said Dr. Pranas'summ measures against the | > he's cook, waiter and dishwasher | Dailide, (departmental: direclor & oopoviation of capital, but not|Sixth of s cotland P‘l“ in his own restaurant. s the Lithuanian Forelgn Office, Lithuania, The 1t continues to be - NN et OF A DESCRIPTION “The very fact that more primi-igorth ten American cents, as it On Real Estate Market' o =8 )F ANY > tive social and economic conditions | gways was. 11 SPORT BRIEFS i ® obtain with us than with highly | Our forsin debt consists merely | EDINBURGH, Apirl 20. — One- | ® o RO TR \ industrialized states has proven 2 or $10,000,000 which we borrowed,sixth of Scotland is for sale, says boat, yners ar E TO 0 RDER ; j y great boon. | from #he United States. That rop- |an Edinburgh real estate man. | ol e e s M‘4D Live Model “This country is almost entirely |presents only about forty per cent| Taxation problems and high|smed Fort Worth, Tex, Motor | FOUNDATION GARMENTS agricultyral. All told, we have only of one annual budget. Besides, we[dm:h duties have forced Scottish|paat Club. | 8, industrial workers, and 85 have 62 years in which to pay it,|landowners to put their property| e 5 & e ¥ p:.wcem of our population lves on‘and the Hoover momwnum gave \ls:On the market in unprecedentod Ray,. Bepper, outfielder - brought : TARP -\l:L]l CANVAS BAGS, LOVERS, darms. an extra year."” fashion. ithe. St. Lol It is ostimated that TEWY ol e o ,ml,mvmf: KITS ar> — third of the land in Scotland has|,t Ajabama mfiehe jalready become the property of| the state and that $15,000,000 in E < 2 3 f S PP ’ T ; g 000, Promoters recently. sought per- Also HOLSTERS, GUN and KNIFE CASES What Does the SINO-JAPANESE \::;:s duties hang over Soottish |musson to stage @ “modified” bull s : p. fight,.; with: the animals horns " o2 2 5 o WAR niean to the Student of DINNER GOWNS BoRmow: |PRdded, in Oklahoma City. designed and made to fit your fancy.. .. A 2 » CHINTZ FROM BOUDOIR g i 3 Q Bible Prophecy? i TR g b br i New Shop and a New S / ! clusively - for . boudoir upholstry, 1933 team by graduation. They {. HEAR THIS LECTURE BY | inddon sy homee cowe This o WL SOt SHE Ve One of %he, most interesting bretson. ° b OOD | frocks of the spring collections was|. . - e | : To Make . . la dinner gown of brown chintz CSECH BOOTS FOR ENGLISH . | sprinkled with pink nosegays de-| EAST = TILBURY, England — | p [ % | signed with a close fitting bodice, Thomas Bata, the Czechoslovakian | B % 7:45———TONIGHT—— SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHAPEL Second and Franklin 7:45 little puffed sleéves and a full skirt. boot king, has begun work on a fac- | ST SR jtory in this Thames river, town | Fred Ueckert, cateber, and Free- [which will employ 5000 hands. | man Ueckert, southpaw pitcher, 15-1 ——————— | | year-old Houston. twins, tried out | D. F. D. DANCE. | with the kiouston Texas league! Annual D. F. D. Dance April 30. club !.hl; spring. Don’t forget the date. —ady. 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