The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 1, 1933, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY DEC. 1, 1933. DIMOND SEEKS Daily Cross-word Puzzle 5 "“‘“m%f;‘;;“i"r‘}’zm;‘m "“‘f’ . Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1 y J I ACROSS i /By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) | SouthEM ®0h RHAIL A BHbe W Forecast for Junean and vicinity. beginning at 4 pm., Dec. 1: stellation 1 Fair and colder tonight and Saturday; fresh east winds. RAILWUHKERS A Freadh e | Time Barometer Temp. Hum'dity Wind Velocity Weather o) o astal e o o Sy - S R SR B 5 FRTEITE | 16, Formal pubt 2 ary frag- | % am. ay 29.66 2 2 t. Cldy CorbiNes. that ;N'it‘#\‘Efit\)ri ; l, :‘.’,’m""["cu'” Noontoday 2040 22 71 E 21 Snow ack 3 = I | to Eliminate the 15 20. Bmplover fo fl'p LJE: v C—’/’ Ll “ t “ ; _ (Continued rmmt Pa;tone) | & “’,‘,’l,‘l“;',‘j“ E E R Z[>[w][m]w] jm omie | Z|— [ w[vo[o[n|w] Equality: . B e e HER i Anpuahy T CABLE AND RADIO REPOKTS Make of no vfi’]r'fifiie YESTERDAY | TODAY plant Highest 4pm. | Lowest4a.m. 4a.m. Preclp. 4am. G"fl —[@{m|0 <|n[>mn[o 32. Lingering in | . Toward the . | Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather sterd Ete absclutely and relatively much pald AfMirmative Nome & A0 10, | 10 12 14 02 Snow : - 21. Lanu of th Maltreated g ¥ higher than in the continental ‘Midnight 38, Dis Bethel 0 -8 -8 -8 6 0 Clear United States. . . i By 46 i A% Awven % Unity 3 P'H Yukon =30 -40 | .~-48 ‘48 0 Clear Rolief for Past " _clent race 52 Industrious i 0. Flush with % -20 -24 -36 --28 0 Clear “Relief is asked not alone 'for f i oy, o succéss ' |Eagle -4 24 a8 ; 0 Clear 1. ares - e r; the sun Closes forc: 3 Paul 38 36 26 33 02 Cliy future, although that is of . reme importance, but also for i Pranou Shelt 2 | 8 i 36 36 36 . 0 Clear the past, for if our contentions |ii. Histor i 56 el v S ! K i 2 0 Pt. Cldy are correct, then the men whom 7:,'_.;’;""“‘ AR 3 YA 5 Ih_‘:’}‘,f;,‘y-*l”i‘u”i_ | Cordova E 8 2 0 Clear we represent have been unjustly | 5. lead projectile 1. nl in diction | 3 Trace Pt.Cldy deprived of the provisions of their | ' Supplications < Sle s Jrove : Pt: Cldy igreement of 8 1-3 per cent of the : pensation after the effective date of the Economy Act of 1932, and 15 per cent of their compensa- | tion after the effective date of the Economy Act of 1933. We respect- '\:i!yn ur"g:L t(l)x;:lty Dll‘glmgecilreeps i:fi 1 _The barometric pressure is hizh throughout Ala ska except in the nat : ¢ 7 | Gulf and Southeast where it is moderately low. It is lowest off Van- . . . 1 . ] compensation for these men for / | ver land Reavy i Lingerie in those lovely pieces = ) o Btiive: 1 hkb. ali. Tt s | % | couver Island with heavy rain at ice Rupert and Ketchikan, '\ : _ Q be. iineidesto ithen ot Saakibaat,of ‘l'.m.xm” m‘ snow at {hrv ter pl'u: Anr‘l ]In;h: snow at Jurieau., The women love 1o we > their compensation of which they / g S _ casteril’ BiROE S LU e el . 4 {haveubesn wniustin: depivedundse —+ slands “, Ui ather in s_cmh\f ern and Interior Al- 4 ; % the:, Bconomy, . Act af 1932 exd ihe % e TEmp‘(‘ry:Lln\“: 1. .2 (m‘mn: Western Alaska and have They're yours now at a price s \ ¥ 1/ Economy. Act. of 1933.” 4 oW S Rortilons Sor SEe: Uk e ARSI | >NP[H[>ND> CIORNT |6 |O|m|n > H whom money Is WCID>IND [ o[qwmE~ I Prince Rnpm' Edmonton 34 32 | Seattle 44 44 Portland 42 40 San Francisco 58 54 that {it= Tito any holiday bud- TROY IN CAPITAL | k4 o Goy. John W. Troy and Ike P. set. All pure silk Jady make. L s Taylor, Chief Engincer of the Al-| /8 / n % . A FEW LEFT A FEW LEFT* aska Road Commission, .arrived in Washington Wednesday morning. | Colors pink, tearose, blue, nile : i | They will probably be here for SILK Tl 3 p X o |some weeks on Alaska matters. | . . % and white. Dancettes with smart ; ‘ i\ Y Togday the Governor and Delegate _ F T Dimend are conferring with Civil . - DRFQS?‘,Q DR Sg g . b / NI B E b l trim of alencon lace on bandeau o : ® | Administration Works officials rela- | |tive to the application of the CAW program to Alaska. It is expected at al and paniie combinations, chem- = l : g that work under this mew govern- | g2 . e e g ha iy { é o A mental set-up will be launched in| ise. bias cui |’|' » . £aWn and N { the Territory within the near fu- - ) f $2 ( 5 $5’ 95 . T T, 4 S\ N y uure. £ N . ) A panties. The laces%ombine dur- N\ | T ; ST G ith great beauty N Albert Brown, Hydaburg youth, is, JOSEPH JACKSON ' .,..nm. ‘?. ‘;‘:;]doa;:m.wf‘,l,:‘c;y_“‘,’;h <\‘.1., . 2 ability with great beauty. W 4 N 4 due here next week. He is to have| AGED NATIiVE, DIES | i many nephews and i Best Buy in Years Best Buy in Years T a position with the Public Works 2 es, in addition to his only daugh-| & ) —E 6 § Administration and will also attend | HERE SUNDAY A M rs. Willard and her son, Roy % s ) s . % 0 Q;‘ d ) / 4 school. | ’ iard, u. Two nephew Late Styles New Shades!Late Styles ‘New Shades 9 Y § Joseph Jackson. 99 year old In- k. K and Sam H T Thomas L. Johnson has been| dian resident 0f the Territory ake their home Juneau, while Q’( ”” |appeinted Postmaster of the fourth| died erday morning at the| the ofhers are scattered throughou [ .(i(’q v ). class office at Aniak on the recom-| home of his daughter, Mrs. Dave | Southeast Alaska. | mendation of the Delegate. Willard, from disabilities due to — .- ~ i, bl | old age. Funeral services will be| ¢ e Mr. Dimond has for distribution held next Sunday afternoon at 2|SISTER MARY ADOLPHUS 4 ! to Alaska schools a limited number | o'clock at ths Salvation Army TO TEACH IN SKAGiYA {of the George Washington portrait| Hall on Willoughby Avenue un- e e posters issued by the George Wash- | der the direction of Capt. R. B.| Sister Mary Adolphus, who ha {ington = Bicentennial Commission. Lesher. been in Juneau 7. me time, left |~ RN SR P ST B M Behl. n(is CO Inc |Scheols now without the posters| Mr. Jackson, who was born in on the steamer Alaska for Skag- || T, R {may obtain them by writing the|Klukwan and made his home there way where she will teach in the C ’ e ° 29 | Delegate. Pl s gk L B uneau vasn rocery CASH AND CARRY Juheau’s Leading Dopartment Store 0000000 o CASH AND CARRY ANNIVERSARY | TuMBER THE ROYAL BLUE CABS are observing their FIRST ANNIVERSARY 4 § ) i ) ) ) ) l} ) 13 THE TOYLAND ON THE SECOND FLOOR LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. | I | i £l R RRARHR Qi 7, | NOVEMBER WAS: 16/ i o ™ \ issue of $100,000 FOR EICHT YRS. sue from which funds were raised for erecting the High School building were today Was Sixth Warmest on Record—Mean Temper- cailed for redemption, it was announced by Mayor I ature for Month 39 | The past mo in Juneau was|® Goldstein, The bonds were fioated in he warmest November yea and the h wa 1017. This is the first lof It was @ 1 in wet- | of that series to be re- ness. Snowfall was slightly below deemed. ‘The maturity date of the the average and sunshine was less than half of the average amount,|® issue is 1957. It is. hoped was revealed t y in the| Mayor Goldstein said, to re- deem at least $10,000 an- 2thly summary issued by R. C. "' S8 Suel €S 0 @ Meteologist in charge n[ the | nually until the entire lot has been retired. ocal United States Weath B- The mean temperature was 39 ; CONSERVATIONISTS Sy 0° above the norm { mest November of record wasf' ® COME) NEXT MONTH f 1905 with a mean of 41.6° e coldest was that of 1383[ The United States Civil Service with mean of 9°. The high-|commission will accept applications ture 53° on the until January 9, 1934, for positions ! to each person HE ° F lowest was 28° on the |of conservationists (forestry) of var- na . <4 4 27 Previous extremes |jous grades, to fill vacancies under Get your card when 1 Py % ¥ 4 ’ First Prize . . . $10.00 and -1°, respetcively the Forest Service, Department of you’ take a ““cab.” Second Prize .. 5.00 AWARDS tion was 13.23| Agriculture. These new positions December 22 — : TR Third Prize . . 2.50 above the nor- have been created by the emer- Our Anniversary Day and as a gesture of appreciation for the generous patronage shown us T T e ALASKA MEAT CO. N N ! | FEATURING CARSTEN'S BABY BEEF-—-DIAMOND ! \ L by the people of Juneau we are B e e P ~rre ool RULE GIVING AW AY Estimate the number of TC HAMS A\ID BACON—U. S. Government Inspected PHONE Deliveries—10:30, 2:30, 4:30 i e e e f WINDOW CLEANING feet, inches or fraction > ! of inches from the end $I7.5° of tape to the R i IN CASH PRIZES Real THRILL! Nothipg like the thrill of a ten-strike! Develop your game on the finest alleys you ever played on. PHONE ' 485 LTI IN ROYAL Tape in jar in the win- dow of Royal Blue Cab o.fhce We can all use a little EXTRA ‘'MONEY for CHRISTMAS Brunswick Bowling Alleys Pool - Billlards Bowling Cigars Tobacco Soft Prinks Barber Shop in connection Lower Front Street, opposite Winter and Pond HERE is A COAL with a'Price that should appeal to every ‘Coal consumer in Junea INDIAN 5i3%criem —AT BUNKERS— ONE GUESS mmmmmummmm e i o e S e T it ST F i L i § i & 4 | CONTEST CIL( Midnight, Dec. 21 ! November Wwas| gency work approved by the Public FINE b ith a l-ul of 1846 | works Board as a part of the Na- 4 s and the driest was that of | tjonal Recovery Act program, and Watch and Jewelry Repairing 56 with a total of 0.58 inch. The|appointments may be only for the at very reasonable rates reatest amount in any 24-hour|duration of such work. WRIGHT SHOPPE ; as 201 inches on the 8th-| A separate list of eligibles in PAUL BLOEDHORN ) The total snowfall was 62each grade will be established for i , Or n2 inch below the nor-!each of the following eptionals: The greatest daily amount|Erosion control, silviculture, range 40 inches on the 28th. There | management, forest or range ecol-| SEE BlG VAN erc 26 days with measureable pre- ogy, forest economics, forest ad- ion, 24 of them consecutively. | ministration, forest survey, forest For the largest assortment of he mean relative humidity was|recreation, and forest land acquisi- | Alaskan Made Christmas der cent at 4 aum., 84 per cent|iion. Gifts in Juneau! t noon, and 86 per cent at 4 pm.| The salaries range from $2,600 to 204 Front St. 205 Seward St The prevailing wind du’eczion‘-smoo a year, less a deduction of ! f the south and the aver- not to exceed 15 per cent as a| e velocity 7.2 miles per hour. The measure of economy and a retire- % maximum velocity was 25 miles per |ment deduction of 3% per cent. iy At P It hour from cast on the 12th. | Full information may be obtained s e . GORDON S There was but onme clear day.|from the Secretary of the United R O a l l u C abs udi«e!’ Ready-to- with 100 per cent sunshine, three|States Civil Service Board of Ex- partly cloudy and 26 cloudy days.|aminers, at the Alaska Road Comn- Wear The total sunshine was 26.2 hours, |mission; Juneau, Alaska. W St, near Front {'or. 11 per cent of the possibte e e 4} amount. Dally Empirs Want At Fay II“MIIHIIHIHW||||IIIIII!II||IIIIIIII|HIWWIIHH|H|WH"HHHIIIHHIllflllllHlmIIIHllllHllllIllflHH We have higher priced coals but none at any price, that will give more satisfaction and economy than “INDIAN.” Stick to known coals that serve, satisfy and save. 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