The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1932, Page 2

ER A of these very mnewes Ci ill bring her smart appearance Choose her new ristmas it values. FUR COATS $99.50 to $129.50 T T e DRy Y B. M. Behrends C This picture shows waters of the Coloracs river emerging from one which carry the waters out of the river bed where Hoover dam Is un: HRISTMAS{ lnvurious fur trimming will sweep her off her morning. many months of pleasurable DRESS COATS 0 $22.50 $42.50 Juneau’s Leading Department Store of dynamite were utilized to accomplish this engineering feat. (Asssciated Press Photo) ’NEW MINISTRY ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH BONGOUR COAT! ment Will Take Pre- miership Himself SENATOR CHERON TO BE FINANCE MINISTER Important Message to Am- erican Nation Given Associated Press | | | t styled coats with f Such a practical and comfortable { Coat from these ex- | PARIS, Dec. 19—Joseph Pau! | Boncour succeeded Sunday in form- |ing a Cabinet in which he is Pre- | mier himself. He gave Senator ! Henry Cheron, former Minister of | nance. | | The first words uttered by the new Premier when he emerged !rrom Elysee Palace was & message | the Associated Press, that France's | new Gov:rnment will negotiate the debt problem in a manner best calculated to promote the friend- ed States. | PROBLEM “TO SLEEP” i PARIS, Dec. 19.—The impression | spread today in diplomatic eircles | that the tendency of the new Bon- | the debt problem to lie dormant | for the present. | A number of the | understood to believe the problem “to sleep.” ¢ In the meantime | conversations will be Washingten until the arrival to, |velt as President. | President Hoover's debt mes- | sage to his Congress is also n.wait— ed here with interest. DINNY CHARRELL AND DESERT BOY ARE BACK AGAIN Flowermg Wnldemess Is Cleverly Written Book —Others Are Out ; /| 0., Inc. | By JOHN SELBY | NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—After ten |years’ separation, Dinny Charrell ‘emd that Desert boy ran smack | {into each other near Victoria Sta-i| tion. And there begins ancuhc'r; Galsworthy novel, called for some | | (doubtless) complex reason, “Flow- | E One sees again Dinny’s family, | Fleur is back and so is the long-| ffering Michael. The back-| round is Galsworthy's own spe (ial compound of upper-class Eng- | |lish life, and it is 5o artfully done | that it gains rather than loses ‘from repetition, and engenders a | warmth as of a renewed and cher- ished acquaintanceship the moment it is re-encountered. | In short, “Flowering Wilderness” | is a typical Galsworthy novel full of four huge diversion tunnels der construction, Gigantic blas fiquqrt@u b (,aptsm Bill J (right) Murcelmo was appre- | serk and attacked eighteen ' | six persons and wounded | | | daily marching which for months | chance that some politican = will , Chile Dee. 19—Chil- | become excited and pass out food | becoming 2 mtmnlor wine. The mounted carabineers stoical- the past year and n)ny tag along to ke2p order and. fur: is w for most of the nish a target for the verbal da.is SHORT WAVES |and radio wizard, said in an in-| pitches him into the middle of terview. lin Italy, utilizing the directional quality of the micro-waves for long'else to find the air filled with the distance. :telegrapn. nephew's (nine removed) publish It is my hope .that further in- fepithets. | [ve émorgency Janding fields, cost- | of richly tolerant observation, Tt warm feeling and first rate writ- ing. 1 | SPINOZA AGAIN i After a long rest, Baruch Spinoza | has been taken from the phflo\o-; | pher’s closet and dusted off twice lately. The first was in ILewis Browne's biography; now comes |the vehement Benjamin deCasseres | with “Spinoza, Liberator of God {and Man.” Incidentally de Casser- 19.—8hort wavzs, es claims descent from Spinoza. atmospheric and| Mr. de Casseres’ vehemence is ence, Will be used of course tod familiar to require vision I the future, Sen- elaboration. It does two gs emo Marconi, electrical !‘ov Spinoza, however. It suddenly WILL BE USED IN TELEVISION Marconi declared: ?Lvlng things as someone to he “Atmosphere distorts televised fought for. And it steps up the ures sent and received, as at Spinoza pronouncements to a buz- nt in some cases, on long zing -and spluttering 30,000 volts when in the original they manage quite well enough at about 110 Probably the good Baruch would be more astonmwd than amhody es. “Short waves have been trans- mitted 100 miles in experiments vestigation will prove that micro- Doerpes o8 waves have limitless range, which 3! change the whole practice of ess transmission.” Canada to Build 25 . w Landing Fields| OTTAWA, Ont., JOFFRE, AND OTHERS Marshal Joffre, in two volumes { “Personal Memoirs,” expounds his private thesis on the war and bis conduet thereof; the book is informative, hatdly thrilling. Nor {5 the Unususilly honest biograpny { David Hume, the philoso | (philosophers are popular 1 thrilling. ¥et certalbly in * a {Hume” J. ¥. T. Grelg has done |English letters a great service in Dec. 19—Twenty- | ing $300,000, are to be constructed | Ministers are, 01gamzer of New Govem- < | Agriculture and Commerce the im- ' | portant post of Minister of Fi- 'm the American Nation, through * chip between France and the Unit- || | cour Government will be to allow b | Will be best treated by allowing it|vicn's Balkan interpretations miss- led the lifted eyebrow entirely, fo semi-official ne is a left wing Roumanian an had with I power of Gov. Franklin D. Roose-|jeq e ‘m, of Axel Vlumncs “The Story of | = tangled traffic and ruined 8Cross Canada as part of the gov- against ansportation sthedules. [€rament's plan to improve the efiuw g X ; Political and “hungere ' parades trans-Canada air route. it has| Vicarious are in for a RAFFIc!on the same day generally have been anuounced. These fields will{ponoo two now that the same marchers. Some families/be 10CAied In wooded or sparsely |pscyaed al on has taken to b srecmizmg in marching on fthe settled ,sections of the country,iipe aip calls the fourth of his{: where at present, facilities for safe ventures, “The Fl landmg of airplanes do not ex- v B e VA Carpet,” after the plane on which he visited such nooks as Timbuck- of agitators without eye, reo and Manila. n.mmm has been heckled I batting an l 100, the Sea of Galilee, Petra, Bo!-.‘ Time Barometer Temp. Humiiity Wind Veiocity ‘Weather .m. yestly . 2058 31 93 w 2 Snow am. today . .2937 30 98 w 3 Cldy n today .29.23 31 91 w 3 Cldy CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. | Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather ITOW 2 -8 | -8 0 6 0 Cldy Nome 36 34 | 28 30 22 .04 Pt. Cldy 28 14 14 4 0 Clear -20 -26 -14 Calm 0 Cidy 2 0 4 4 0 Cldy 0 CRCERY 4 0 cldy 4 4 8 14 0 Cldy 30 28 30 8 0 Clear 34 32 34 14 0 Cldy 36 | 32 3¢ cCalm 40 Rain | 36 | 34 36 4 .08 Rain 31 | 29 30 3 3 Clay - | 29 — Calm 0 Pt.Cldy 42 | 30 30 Calm .04 Foggy 42 | 30 32 4 0 Clear TR MRS 4 0+ Cudy 38 | 38 46 22 1.86 Rain 36 36 50 16 218 Rain 1 Francisco 48 i 44 46 20 Rain mused him, and which certainly |of Karl Marx's writing called “Capi- | d man upon a complicated sub- | Ject rom past years before us has re- J. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather LOCAL DATA By the U. 8. Weather Burean) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity. beginning at 4 p.m., Dec. 19: n or snow tonight and Tuesday; moderate southeasterly winds. A large low pressure area with ccnters south of the Aleutians, | the Gulf of Alaska and west of Vancouver Island covers Alaska, ern Canada and the Pacific Northwest this morning. Light pitation has occurred in the itory over Seward Peninsula d from the Gulf south along the coast. Temperatures over West- 1 Alaska and lower Southeast Alaska are somewhat colder while e remainder of the Territory reports much warmer readings. Con- ably warmer weather with heavy rain is reparted from the Pa- | ¢ Northwest thnis mommg 5 Sapre | of late, which probably hasjsaxx Michele;"” the other a selcctioni tal and Other Writings.” Pl e e LA ;Rmkard s Widow, Is Bride of Year NEW YORK, Dec. Elliott Rickard, wiGow not affect the good-natured y of his writing. Nor havc,l that matter, Konrad Berco- en wrifes as one. His “The edible Balkans,” is at the very| the impressions of a cultivat- 19~’Vla‘dnc‘ w of the rn»‘ mous fiight promoter, Tex Rlck- ard, has been married for over‘( a year, it was learned today. | Early in .November, 1931, the| former Mrs. Rickard married‘ Frank Daliley, millionaire ginger— ale manufacturer. 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