The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1934, Page 2

e A TR AT T AT £ D W AN T PR G €W ez THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, NOV. 20 I934 EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!IJ!IHII!IIIIIIlIIIIIl[l]]llIIIIMIIIHIIIIIUIILMMWHIHMMMLMMMHLE CONNORS NAMED FHA CHAIRMAN FOR CITY DRIVE Six Other Leaders Chosen as Better Home Cam- paign Starts (Continued o ~age One) Director Pegues from Washington, | several weeks ago, was a |00 conservative,” But much was accom- | Cluded. | FHA project to show the aveérage | citizen that his credit is godd— D. C, brief one. plished. Keynote Speech WEEK New Curtains Curtains for the bedrooms, llvmg room, dining room, kitchen and bath- Styles enough to sult every rooms. taste. And draperies, ing rayon damask. All | splendid LhOlCCS at spe‘.cial prices, and the curtains start at $1 00 per pair. New rugs and new lmolf:pm pat- 5 } too, in satmy look {1t R TE1841 terns at most reasonable pricés. Carpet sweepers, $350 a'nd up Vacuum cleaners, $25, and ‘this is a very special price for Splck and Span Week. Dishes, glassware, pots and pans, A and a large variety of kitchenware. TOYS on display upstalrs g B. M. Behrends Co., “Juneaw’s Leading Department Store” middle of next summer, why every house in town isn't at least newly painted.” Chairman Connors Wwent on to explain that in Seattle, recently, a similar campaign such as Ju- neau is about to experience was | conducted with great success. In Metropolitan Center of that city, an old, run-down house 'Was re- constructed and rehabilitated be- fore the public eye. |~ Laborers were paid regular wa- ges and all materldls Were pur- chased at prevailing' priceés. = Yet |the house was sold at public auction for &' largé phofit over |and above the original cost of the house plus improveniénts. “Lots of people, éverywhere, are ''Connérs “coh- “It 15 our job I ' this At the conclusion of the one-|that he can make those improve- hour session, Chairman Connors struck a key-note with a brle( speech. this FHA proposition,” said. hard. “We will need real workers lor‘} Connors | “We" want people who will | Baths, Body M).mplfllnon Drugless give no excuses, but who will work | Institute. “I will want to know, in the ! ments that he has been wanting to make.” ESEERSe . oo g0 sgate oounad “HEALTH TREAT” Famous Soap Lake Mineral —adv. e ,————— SHOP IN JUNEAU! L) 10 DIAMONDS BOTH RINGS 2% - Yolos thal's instontly . m You wust see the Aashing brillance of of thete selecied diomends 1o resliae Mh—m H'\Nrw TREKKING-BACK: ONCE MORE T0 CAPITOL HLLE Senators and Represcma- tives Return: to Washing- ton After Election The answer is that stances me! of bogh Senal much more’ Ei than it 15 b Here they are mt eblppell@d t9 see job hunters, con inq and demhu suffer - Nfll othef annoy B m l ber of iit’ohm&I It's easier 10 emm W fy a deserving onnsqw"y ter than 1n p!raoq s ¥ o . | AUDREY JOYCE < he - with talking appazatus — of mmyw d&en«vm (LN Lmfl.mfiw * | the United States, compared with of express carried, with 5554444 aoy- f o - [thalisand$ of pictures of babies nc. BRI - Commércw Azrlines in {J.S' Top World in Passengers | oclock Thursday afternoon and |C. W. cCarter's Mortuary. Rev. | John A. Glasse will read the ser- ALASKA PIUNEER KEEPS TALKING DIES LAST NIGHT FERA EXPENSES Man Has Offered No Evidence of Proof Came Here in 1911 for Mine Work | Death called another Alaska| WASHINGTON, Nov.20.—Senator pioneer when Albin Haglund died Borah continues to press his cam- last night at St. Ann’s Hospital | paign for a Congressional investi- om pneumonia. gation into his charges of large Haglund, 46-year-old mining man wastes of relief funds. To his came to Alaska in 1911. He had been active in several mining ven- s at Chichagof and other lo- ies in this district, and, af the time of his death, was employed by the Alaska-Juneau Gold Min- ing Company here. He was born in Oland, Sweden. The dead man is survived here by a son, Hilding, 18 years old a student at Juneau High ol. Haglund's wife, whom he | and married while doing min- work .at Douglas, died two s ago. His mother, one sister, nd three brothers, are reported| The spokesman at FERA head- to survive hd at Jamestown, N.|quarters said anything below 14 Y. per cent was considered good ad- Haglund was taken ill nearly | ministration. week§ ago. His condition be- e erious last Friday. He died CANDLE MINERS MOVE ght at 6:30 o'clock. he funeral has been set for 2| Fritz Weinard, Manager of the Arctic Exploration Company in the Candle district, and his son, Fred, tcok .southbound passage on the' Alaska for Seattle. They plan to {spend the winter in the States. |Also on the Alaska, is Charles Olspn, dredge-master for Weinard's company, who is also bound . Sfiuw- /wud for a winter vac; ’ that in one State, one million dol- lars vanished. In a radio address the Senator stood 'pat on his criticism despite evidence and the cost of admin- istering relief amounts to only 11.6 per cent. Senator Borah declared that 11.6 |per cent of the relief expenditures during August wert to pay its ad- ministration and this was compar- ed with 11.3 per cent for July and 10.8 for May and June. will be held from the chapel of The body will be buried in e family plot in Evergreen Cemetery. e n..xly melrc Wwan: aas l'ay' Pneumonia Takes Man Who Spokesman Beclares Idaho !charges he added the allegation | FERA's assertion he has offered no | U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather ‘ (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Nov. 20: Partly cloudy tonight, Wednesday cloudy, possibly showers or snow flurries; light southeast winds: LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity "Weather 4 p.m. yest'y 29.74 34 8 s 3 Clear 4 am. today .. 29.87 31 52 E 12 Clear Noon today ... 29.97 33 54 B 7 Cldy RADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather Barrow ... -4 -4 | -4 0 4 0 Pt. Cldy Nome 32 28 | 28 30 16 .10 Snow Bethel ‘.. et 32 32 | 22 22 4 Trace Clear Fairbanks ....... 4 4 | -6 -4 4 0 Clear Da_ygson iadi +7 CU R | 2 -3 3 4 0 Cldy St. aPul . 38 38 36 36 16 Trace Pt.Cldy Dutch Harbor ... 40 38 36 38 8 0 Cldy Kodiak ... 42 42 40 40 4 38 Cldy Cordova o 38 36 | 32 34 4 08 Cldy Juncau ..o 37 34 | 2 @ 31 12 0 Clear Ketchikan . 44 38 | 32 32 4 0 Cldy Prince Rupert 50 4“4 | %% 4 4 ¢ Pt.Cldy Edmonton 20 18 R £ | 6 01 Cldy Seattle 52 52 4¢ 48 12 32 Rain Portland . 54 52 48 50 14 14 Rain San Francisco ... 60 58 52. 52 6 . Trace Cldy WEATHER SYNOPSIS R Rains were reported this morning over the coastal -regions of Washington and Oregon, the northern portion of the Gulf of Al-\ aska, and snow over the Seward Peninsula, elsewhere over Alaska fair weather prevailed. Seasonable temperatures prevailed over Southeast Alaska, else- where over Alaska temperatures were above the average. s Virginia's suicide rate is said to Under a new sysbem in Cincin- be increasing, with 224 persons nati, dog owners are allowed to a\g&u RUBE g( monthf of | get | licenses lfor their pets by \ mail order. ' SOLID COMFORT Every corner of the house warm and comfortable 24 hours a day when you have an AMERICAN SUN- FLAME oil burning circulator. It is a pleasure to get up in the morning when the house is warm, and not have to cut kindling, and pack ashes out in the snow. SAFE—CLEAN—ECONOMICAL AT : Alt}lzm routes Sfngapore, and Rebekahs Card Party WEDNESDAY NIGHT 1. 0. 0. F. HALL D¢ Jected | T [ to 13,000 miles. flgiires for 1933, by alr service in the next o L WL ’&‘5‘%’}” 5 n.mo'n\e " of. pusongm carried }flflfl 1éd the world © Next In rank was United States likewlse led, with 7816000 - mm compared with 4318000 i Rassia, fiext in order. ‘Gesinany' led ‘the world in pounds and Russia were 9? er. Only 163,000 SEELYE BILVER CUP NATIONAL BABY SHOW i.mh Audrey Joyce Seelye, year Judges awarded the prizes from from 4all over the country, and Audrey is the third Juneau baby o be honored to date, the other two recelving bronze medals, umao miles in (§ ..7 ‘dartled in the Unit- gné ‘half old daughter of Mr. [[i AUCTION BRIDGE—WHIST GOOD PRIZES REFRESHMENTS Admission 50c¢ PUBLIC INVITED! Annual BAZAAR FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY—NOV. 23-24 Nativity Parish Hall BEANO BOOTH—NOVELTY BOOTH— BARGAIN BOOTH—FISH POND T ||I||IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIII|l||||l|l|I|IIIIIIHIIIII : —HOPE CHEST - kuiusic and Vocal Selections Each Evening BIG TURKEY DINNER Saturday Night, Nov. 24 “ FROM 5 to 7 ] PR, Everyone Invited Admission Fro;e‘ g RO i WéEKI.Y & MONTHLY Comnen THIRD & SENECA UNITED FOOD CO. CASH GROCERS Phone 16 We Deliver Meats—Phone 16 Juneau- -Young Hdwe. Co, INSU R ANCE Allen Shattuck, Inc. Established 1898 Juneaun, Alaska v Mty LU unm:n ]utwau Lumber Mills, Inc. s §; msnmuup BY ALASKA- RBEI.NLANDER DISTRIBUT ORS For prompt. service and immediate delivery -&mw lrlalM or W beer PHONE 11¢—Femmer’s "HAROLD L. STABLER, Local Agent” THE "PARIS INN i DANCING EVERY NIGHT FRIED cmqm—rn BAR-B-Q—BEER—WINE PEARL and BILL & Cerv T Fas ALASKA MEAT €0. FEATURING CARSTEN'S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. . Government lnmetp |