The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1936, Page 2

; RELIEF WORK Summer Supreme | CLOSES T0AY FASHIONS t IN TERRITORY overnor Urges Renewed| Exquisite { Effort to ;m:i Jobs in . Private lEdustry Party Diesses At This Startling Low Price $8.75 ® New Muslin Organdies " Relief work endeG ihrougiious the Territory today, it was announced | at FERA headquarters. No further jfunds are availabie to carry on the | | program and the last special grant of $40,000 made by Harry L. Hop- kms, national Federal Relief Ad- ministrator, has been exhausted with the exception of & small Lamount which will go for direct re- {lief. % In announcing the closing today, v. John W. Troy, Relief Admin- istrator for Alaska, again urged that | nll persons who have been on relief make a renewed effort to gain ‘employment in private industry as | no further money will be forthcom- ' ing to carry the relief work for- ward. With mining, fishing and log- \ging operations opening up for the season, he stressed that now is an excellent time to push efforts to kget employment. | ' Some 750 persons are affected by the order ending relief, about 350 ln the Jnnmu cxstrlet:,r BARR PLANE OFF, INTERIOR 2 With a capacity load, nine pa:-} fsengers, the North Canada Air Ex- ‘press Pilgrim plane flown by L. F.! Barr, with flight mechanic Lee Bar- | ragar, left Juneau at 1 o'clock to- day for FairbanKs. Passengers for Fairbanks were Rcbert Timmin, Vernon B. Pratt. Max Little, Ed Langston, Ray Bu- | {jan, Charles Porter, Cherrie Hart .Rulh M(.'F'arlnnd aml M. B. Ruland. of Celanese @ New Rayon Taffetas ® New Fine Laces ® New Embroiderzd Nets & New Pebble Crepes | e e \Seattle Indian ¢ Nowestfoveltes 1 Basehall Owner ip with all { 1"0t)1fl(i" pastel n“ cflllse Here Ma 14 to 42. George Vanderveer with Wife and Friends on Pleasure Trip Full-cut taffeta sheef dresses. shades of Pink, Blu Nile, Pe e, 1ize FACIL:: - Ol n Don't forget the Hospital Guild Dance Saturday, May 9 vel w Flowers accent many of the new spring Paris costumes. The decollete of this dusty pink crepe cvening gown is rimmed with roses frock. The front skirt drapery ume material gives a some- made of the same material as the and the long cutaway cape made of the what sculptured effect to the ensemble Piguet. which is designed by Robert decided t hat he rewed ¢ On a leisure cruise through g %o southeast Alaska, George F. Van- — nr: yanderveer, prominent in | reportec . derveer, owner of the Seattle In-|n,uphic and professional life in the ly fr / dians, of the Pacific Coast baseball giate of Washington, and judge K 1 1 e ren S () nc league, visited his old friend, Dis- | Holzheimer, were great political ri- . ° "y ® trict Attorney William A. Holz- yqis dquring the latter’s residence in +heimer, while the Zapora was port this morning. Mr. Vanderveer, who is accom- panied by Mrs. Vanderveer and Mr. ,and Mrs. John Garvin, of Seattle, selected the motorship because he “Juneau’s Leading Departmer: Store” Visit Our Upstairs Bargain Department e Alaska before and wanted to ston /in all the small ports on the Za- Ipora’s schedule which are not in- Alaska Police Headquarters | cluded in the itinerary of larger | A x — ! |1 X S = ] | would not “talk shop” when inter- | e, ] In case you're in doubt, Al‘“k“‘ | viewed today. He is in the territory police headquarters is in Juneau \Dn % ol emey At any rate that is the distinction| WATERVILLE, Maine, May 7— | FORCHANNEL ‘nnd he doesn’t even know how the ] the Post Office Department has|The ravished body of Mary Proulx, In(flflns are making out. Or that i paid the city force | a5ed seven, missing since last Sun- [ s A A8 i Melvin Easterly of Knoxville, | day, has been found in a clump 9{ ! Construction Underway by Tenn, wants to locate one Johnbushes. f V[ b 4 f C 4 f U Easterly so he just addressed a| The child was bound, gagged and asy av n ree ;‘ Members of Lrew o . |query to “Police Headquarters, Al-!then assaulted. aska,” and the letter was delivered| The circumstances of the *laying to Police Chief Roy Hoffman. Any|are virtually the same as those un- | one who knows where John Easter- | Solved in the killing last October | ly is should communicate with the|of Annie Knight, aged 12, in near- | by Fairfield. . S. M. V. Westdahl Your Pet of Fleas Here's the quickest possible wa_w ana iioat well for a s e L S e ey 3 At I ation, to be main- | police department to get rid of fleas on cats S | S s and dogs a year, are under Another query to the police (Chd or lice on birds — best of all x:‘s ruction at (n rnment Dock comes from C. S. Hanson of Seat- odorless. 7 members of (he crew of the U.| tle, Mr. Hanson is trying to find| ! Two Unattached Simply spinkle your pet with| S. M. V. Westdahl, under the direc- tion of Lieut. H. Arnold Karo, com- manding officer of the United State Holm or Holmwall, wro wa ‘“Mallard D“cks reported in Juneau and was Being Sought we worked in the mines | | BUHACH, sifting the powder light- ‘ly through the fur or feathers Then watch the vermin roll ufl' }uas[ :vd Geodetic Survey v 1 or in this vicinity for about; anHACH—gunmnteed safe” fur hu e tide stati e aqy I ars. | . The Westdah armived here T bned e e B ey morning i1 i BABY GIRL BORN ccmmissioned Pilot Sheldon Sim- |Sifter Cans 25 up at all Drug, sday morning from her base port mons of the Alaska Air Tr: t | Gracery, Seed Stor d Pet S | at Seattle to resurvey the entire o aodu N Oy i R 4 e e Detwien Ready % and { Mrs. Fred Oook of Fair-[to acquire (by any legitimate —ady } Salmon Creek. A ship ]).A isy cs are parents of a girl wes /means) two nnqllard ducks to he-<:? T BRERSS 4t the ‘work of recoveriag six pounds, eight ounces, born | come matrinfonial consorts for two FINE el froaend o : | . Pairbanks April 27, |mallard ducks which have -made I k stations prelim- | || Viaten ané J | el R cid ~—— —————————— [ their headquarters at the mine !or | Vaten ewairy Repaiting | | { the district, w 1 by soundings throughout After about the last several days I PAUL BLOEDHORN Touched by their evident lone-| | ac very reasonable rates IT'S NO SECRET.) 0 seattle Kay Anderson, 18 Months Old, Finds |stated that he had never been to Gut About Wrmgers old son of Mr, {days to recall in after years, - Schlllmg' RICH RED Young Kay Anderson, 18-month: and Mrs. 1. R. “Bud nderson, has an experience of baby HUNGARIAN but { The head of the Seattle ball club ! foriunately one which promises to ave no after effects. Kay w BARGAIN TWO IES APPROVED LAMPS for & l o.oo-Speclal—s l o.oo COMBINATION OFFER 1 New Style IES Bridge Lam; 1 New Style IES Table Lamp If you want to have a pair of these lamps, DON'T WAIT! Rlaska Electric Ligfit & Power Co, JUNEAU 6 DOUGLAS 18 liness, Mr. Sorenson has guamn-‘, FRO! ‘TREET ! teed transportation charges cn the | i P the Juncau area WRIGLEY'S IS | required mates, and Pilot Sheldon | Simmons is conducting' a canvass | T of Southeast Alaska for two un- R!ca & Ahlers CO . attached mallard ducks. | leave here to enc Intcrnational Pass and Karo said, a fall if the survey of ¢ (i |{ HEATING ' PLUMBING completed before thai time SHEET METAL WORK can be done in the Plant by Moonlight | L S LYNCHBURG, Va. — Lynchburg , City Council passed a measure call- | ing for the planting of ptoatoes by and Chilkat River d t on tl,x ntil snow | e SR JUNEAU CASH GROCERY CASH GROCERS Corner Second and Seward Streets Free Delivery PHONE 58 Although Mr. Vander r is Re- worked. iblican, he stated that he didn't | Result: Hi 1d ran t ec how anyone could beat Roose- | the elbow. Luckdy, the w 1t in the presidential election next | not “helping” his mother with the wa x? Pa p rl ka . -going vacation trip ing the other evening and with the f D e the light o' the moon in munici- pally-owned gardem. Whn in Need of DIESEL ()IL—U’I'AH COAL and at Wrangell and Petersburg tc| imspect chart agencies. The ves in addition to Lieut.| GENERAL HAULING ! Lieut. (Jg) A. N. ;::: STORAGE and CRATING m D. H. Konichek, . Konichek, wife of Ensign and their small son, ! CALL. US JUNEAU TRANSFER Phone 48 Night Phone 4703 i _1 DELICIOUS FLAVOR { “from Seattle and are @.W‘m INSURANCE Allen Shattuck - Established 1898 ATHER BUREAU U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) g at 4 p. m, May moderate winds. Forecas® for Juneau and vicinity, begin Showers tonight and Friday; southeast LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humldity Wind Veinelty ~ Weathes 4 pm. yest'y 30.07 43 9 SE 6 Lt. Rain am. today 30,06 39 91 s 3 Cldy 30.12 42 81 SE 12 Lt Raix.\ k.. AT ERR TS . R CABLE AND HADIO REPORTS YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4pm. | Lowest4am. 4a.m. Precip. <2.m. Station temp. temb. | temp. t,cmp velocity 24hrs. Wexathcs Anchorage 55 - 33 —_ 0 e Barrew 18 18 10 12 6 Trace Pt. Cldy Neme 46 46 36 36 4 0 Pt Cldy Bethel 48 48 34 34 Calm 0 Pt Cidy Fairbanks 54 54 34 6 J Cldy Dawson 56 50 36 10 02 Cldy St. Paul 40 40 32 4 0 Pt. Cldy Dutch Harbor 44 42 34 8 Trace Pt. Cldy Kodiak . 40 40 40 12 1.16 Cldy Cordova 48 36 34 4 134 Rain Juneau 15 3 39 3 32 Cldy Sitka 50 - -— — 42 _ Ketchikan 46 42 36 36 Calm 156 Ut. Cldy Prince Rupert 42 42 36 40 4 258 Rain Edmonton 56" 56 40 40 4 16 Clear Seattle 60 60 46 46 4 0 Pu Cldy Portland 60 58 40 40 20 0 Clear San Francisco ... 72 72 62 62 6 0 Clear New York 70 54 52 56 12 02 Cldy Washington 76 66 56 60 4 0 Cldy WEATHER CONPXTIONS AT 8 A. M. Ketchikan, cloudy, temperature, 40; Craig, clear, 48; Wrangell, cloudy, 42; Sitka, cloudy, 42; Radioville, raining, 40; Skagway, cloudy, raining, 44; Cordova, cloudy, 41; Chitina, clear, 42; Nenana, clear, 46; Fair- 42; Soapstone Point, 34; McCarthy, clear, 34; Anchorage, clear, banks, cloudy, 46; Hot Springs, c 46; Tanana, cloudy, 41; Ruby, partly cloudy 39; Nulato, clear, 50; Kaltag, partly cloudy, 40; Un- alakleet, partly cloudy, 38; Flat, partly cloudy, 45; Crooked Creek, clear, 40. WEATIER SYNOPSIS The barometric pressure continued low this morning over most of Alaska, the lowest reported p: ure being 29.50 inches near Chig- nik. High barometric pressure prevailed from Southeast Alaska southwestward to the Hawaiian and Midway Islands. This general pressure distribution has been attended by precipitation along the coastal regions fro mthe Aleutians southeastward to British Colum- bia. Heavy rains were reported alcng the coastal regions between Kodiak and Prince Rupert. Fair weather prevailed over the inter- ior, western and northern portions of Alaska. FULL HOUSE Next to the United States, Cana- da is the most auto-minded country — with one car to each eight p: “You can get a FULL HOUSE Morc motor besicles are r for a dollar or less — and It's a tered in New York than in any other Winner! Ask your liquor dealer.” California is second. | —adv. ——— The Ideal Summer Fuel JR. DIAMOND BRIQUETS $13.50 per ton Pacitic Coast Coal Co. PHONE 412 COAL BUNKERS closed at noon Saturday during summer months. LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS THE GASTINEAU Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat¢ The First National Bank JUNEAU o CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$50,000 [ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 214,% Pdaid on Savings Accounts 9