The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1935, Page 2

T e —— - - R e ———— U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU TOWNSEND PENSION Price Now Sees '\ PLAN MEETING TO | Gathering Storms The W eather 1 BE HELD ON FRIDAY Clouding Capital (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) i Forecast for juneau and vieinity, beginning at 4 p.m., April 11: | According to Albert White, Sec- (Continuea rom Page One.) Cloudy tonight and Friday, probably showers; moderate south- retary of the Townsend Pension|— S e LR WA, {Plan organization for Alaska, the|guesses of the insiders are divided LOCAL DATA |“gag” rule used so consistently on such important subjects as the| Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity — Weathe: p |against this plan on the floor of bonus and inflation. It is difficult| 4 p.m. yest'y 30.16 39 89 SE 10 Lt. Rain | the House in the present session of to recall any previous time when| 4 am. today 30.02 41 79 SE 15 Lt. Rain }Ccngrcss at Washington, has been | the fate of so large a number of Noon today .30.32 39 73 SE 9 Lt. Rain ‘'removed and the Townsend Pen-'major legislative proposals was| RADIO R2EPORTS |sion plan will now be argued in hanging in the balance. i . YESTERDAY | TODAY that body on its merits. | O ring? g | Mr. White has called a meeting Stepals (‘nhe»ng. b Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4am. 4a.m. Precip. 4a:. i 3 10w N e ‘Add to this the unsettled effect Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weatier ¥ 1 ¢ icr all person; el:‘";: fm EM:E:f“‘ of ingonclusive litigation over the anchorage ... . 38 il 2% — 28 0 il § / R i Dt ey April o at | ReW deal projects, the manifest in-| Barrow ... 2.4 10 -0 12 o Clear glor i? },he ur' K | stability of popular opinion, and the | Nome 14 14 -2 -2 4 0 Cyear ‘ 30 pm. for rm:n Pnsf A]p';' constant conflict in reports as to| Bethel, . 2 W o2 4 4 0 Clear ] rectmgz f:‘x::x tedethat F 1: 2 | the actual status of the curve of | myirhanits 26 20 2 12 4 Trace Snow 4 ib”“_cl"wm A pf: s gl i:‘business recovery, and it will be| Dawson .. 28 28 e R | 4 0 Cldy ’:;0‘” are’ $HS itk e oy e lml;apparem why Washington is con-| s¢. Paul . 36 36 30 30 26 0 Cldy geicre 3 e | fused. | Dutch Harbor 42 38 3¢ 38 20 42 Rain jrovnsend Tanspel Hen- | The air has about it the feel of | Kodiak ........... 44 48 28 2 4 [ Clear | TR 3 | gathering storms, whose magnitude | Cordova ... 40 34 34 4 32 Cldy . TO JOIN HUSBAND [no one can gauge with precision. | Jumeau B | % WAl s Rain Mrs. P. Miscovich 1s travelling to T s T Sitka ... " — | 35 -~ - 66 —_— | Seward as a passenger on the Yu- | “A NIGHT IN HAWAIl" Ketchikan ... 50 2 4« 4 0 Cldy kon from Seattle. She Will then DANCE Saturday night, April 13,| Prince Rupert ... 56 ‘53 | 38 42 J‘? 0 Pt.Cldy 5 5 S ; ; i o . L 24 2 0 Clear C s Hair; eeds; 5 3 Journey to Flat, there to join her|in Elks' Hall. Sponsored by The| Edmonton | amel’s Hair; Tweeds; Wools. In a dozen er Belimsnt, pow eyt SOIdJAmerican Tegton, Admison. $100 Seatle o * W3 o Gl i 3 mining operations. —ady, | Portlan : | . Cldy more superbly tailored sports types which are R 7| San Prancisco .12 86 8L a0 0 Clear perfeet both for town and country wear . . . j WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A. M. Skagway, cloudy, temperature, 38; Anchorage, clear, 29; Nenana, | cloudy, 10; Fairbanks, cloudy, 14; Hot Springs, Tanana, Ruby, miss- ing; Nulato, cloudy, 2; Kaltag, cloudy, 2; Unalakleet, clear, 21; Flat, clear, 12; Big Delta, snowing. WEATHER S YNOPSIS The barometric pressure distribution over the field of observation has changed but litle during the past 24 hours, being low over’a narrow area from Cordova southward over the ocean to latitude 30 degrees ‘morth. Another low pressure area was centered over the Aleutian Islands. High pressure prevailed over the greater portion of Alaska and the MacKenzie River Valley, the crest being 30.66 inches over the Arctic Coast. This general pressure distribution has Leen attended by precipitation at Fairbanks, the Aleutian Islands, and over Southeast Alaska, and by fair weather over the remainder of the Territory. and marvelouus for travel. Coats of the “al- ways good” sort, at an “always surprising” OBEY THAT IMPULSE Indulge Your Love -of Color With ENAMELOID The DECORATIVE ENAMEL Over any surface — furniture, wocdwork, w: ou flow cn this magic film © new again, gleaming like radiant tile. Extensive ascortment of - de- lightful tints, as well as darker colors, Easily applied. Dries in fcur hours. price. In Two Groups— WINE WINE WINE REAL DAGO RED Port or Muscatel, $1.50 per gal. Bring your jug. TOTEM GROC-|Wine $1.25 per gaiion. Bring your ERY. adv.| jug. TOTEM GROCERY. adv. 18 Brilliant Colors Washable -- Lasting Buy Paint by the Job The Amazing Finish | Not Price Per Gallon SHERW IN-WILLIAMS s w P ASEM|'|.U8TRE | House paNT B. M. Behrends Co, Inc. k 5 ; r « . . y . e For Walls and Woodwork Juneaw's Leading Department Siore” New pastel shades are practi- | Know before you buy what Hot Cross Buns | Lt AT eal in kitchens, bathrooms, the paint for your home will stairways and halls. Finger cost. And find cut too how il SRS i ‘il marks, steam, ink spots, even many years of protection it . 2 4 R o g 5 |l het grease will not stain Semi- ascures. SWP costs less per U. S. Liepartment of Agricullure, @ @ © @ ® @ /6.0 6 ¢ & & “A NIGHT IN HAWAIL (K e AR et it mant soap jcb brmusewit goes umr:r, Better than t’le Best! GRTHUPEDIG Is Bureau of Public Roads, April 10, e HOSPITAL NOTES ® DANCE Saturday nighs, April 13, B an@ water. Twelve fashionable Tocks better nud ‘Taath loGghé: 1935. - Sealed bids will be received /e ® @ @ @ ® 20 ¢ 6 9 @ o @ in Elks Hall. Spousored by The | tints. The correct size for A proven paint cn millions of That is what satisfied customers say about our Hot Cross Buns. every need. homes. at the office of the Bureau of Pub- American - Legion. Admission $1.00.° Tu BE HELPED lic Roads, 419 Federal &‘Tern't.onal' dvan Diboff, an employee of the —adv. Bldg., Juneau, Alaska, until 9 DCI‘M“A}aska Juneau Gold Mining Com- <ok o [ USSP ST AM. on May 8, 1935 for surfacing' pany i being treated at St. Anms ) 1.807 miles of the Douglas HighWay, gocpital for an injured foot. He D Douglas-Bridge Section, located ad-|gqs aamitted this morning. They are full of currants and spices, an honest-to-goodness treat in every bite. jacent to the Tongass National | . ial will 5 h I the 4 st, Firs ision, Ter- 0 i Nl Pedny “Dhie ' Yor f;::;iy ol il;dn::xvxofllv]r.gx;wriu.’ William Lahto, & medienl pa- 4 GENCY One trial wi convince you that we sel i ’ . 4 i , tient, was admifted to St. Ann's : best Hot Cross Buns in Juneau. i Children’s Hospital to |yds. crushed gravel, bottom course; y1o0iii)” yesterday afternoon. 2,900 cu. yds. crushed gravel, top (Authorized Dealers) Be Started Soon course; and 1,000 cu. yds. supple-! - o : : \ mental crushed gravel. The attention _Henry Watkins underwent a ma- GREASES i For the second successive year|of the bidder is directed to the JOT operation at St. Ann's Hospital AS Juneau will take an active part in |SPecial provisions covering certifi- this morning. He entered the hos- G the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital | ate Di‘fiflmplm"w with codes of mf“’"“] 1a80 B | OILS Omas ar Ware 0. Penny Drive this spring and at-|competition, subletting and assign-| iR tempt to Taise its q:,,:g,bo,,e the|ing the contract, maximum wage | MRS. GUERIN ILL | =TT 219 FRONT STREET PHONE 546 amount contributed last year which rates and alternate bid to be sub- | P’lone 555 Wwas more than two hundred dol-|Mitted in case he may desire to! Mrs. E. C. Guerin has been con- Juneau lars. offer! any foreign articles, mater-/fined by illness to her home on Dis- Through the Penny Drive ,,mcmms of supplies. Where plans and tin Avenue for the past few days. was first organized four years ago, |SPecifications are requested, a de- She is recovering rapidly however, Mowrs $11,16354 was raised in 1934 ,M.lposn of $10.00 will be required to and expects to return to her po- 5 this splendid charity which cares|insure their refurn within 30 days sition at_the Leader Department ., Foor OF MAIN ST. for many crippled Alaska ohildren. after opening bf bids. Checks shall Store soon. Bince 1919 the Hospital has cared | D¢ made payable to the Bureau of for twenty-nine children from Ju-|Fublic Roads, Juneau, Alaska. Plans neau, two from Douglas and one and specificatins may be examined hundred and fifty-seven from the|2! the Bureau of Public Roads, whole Territory. | Pederal & Territorial Bldg., Juneau, Mrs. J. F. Mullen, Juneau chnh__‘hl‘lskd. Forest Service, Commercial man of the drive will name work- | D148, Ketchikan, Alaska; and As- ers within a few days and Penny| 5°¢iated General ~Contractors of Drive Banks will be dxsmbuwdm'""”“‘ Arctic Club Bidg., Seattle, throughout the town to be co]lut-“\was’]' Bid blanks may be obtained ed at the end of the drive. Contri- |t he office of the Bareau of Pub- butions, however small, will be wel- Wil o .D ',mP,'m' A)gska. M. D, come and will go to swell the fund ppms, Ligivict Engincor, needed to support this charitable { i institution. “The Penny Drive is a means of 0‘ B' W!LLIAMS CO' giving support to the hospital by | The place thaf can supply all many people who are sincerely eag- | your building material, at prices er to help our organization, but | that are the lowest. deel that their few cents would be Sash—Decors—Hardware too meager an amount to contrib- Reugh and Finished Lumber ute outright. By leaving a Penny Cabinet Work bank with them, their donations, Rcofing & Insulation Material no matter how small, are collected '| Veneer Panels and Plaster Board in the envelope,” wrote Mrs. G. W. Celotex, Mascnite & Insulite Skinner, of Seattle who has been | COMPARE THESE PRICES: general chairman of the drive for | %” Veneer Wall Board, per the last two years. thousand $32.00 “In the early part of 1932, when | 2” Celotex, Masonite or @& Penny Drive was first suggested, Insulite, per thousand 50.00 little did we think that in a few | 6 Lt. 8x10 Sash O. M. 20x gears time it would be so whole- 35, each 83 Deartedly accepted by the people of || 6 Lt. 10x12 Sash O. M. 24x Seattle, the State of Washington 41, each 1.00 and Alaska. Today we truly be-|| 8 Lt. 10xI2 Sash O. M. 24x lieve that Penny Drive means The 54, each 1.60 Children’s Orthopedic Hospital to | 24x24 2 Lt. Windows O. M INSURANCE Allen Shattuck, Inc. 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