The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1936, Page 2

el e ts and Blou Ses NEW WOOL SKIRTS 1 black, brown, navy, royal, red, yrey and white, PRICED FROM $4.25 to $6.75 Black Crepe and Transparent Velvet EVENING SKIRTS Angle Length $6.50 and slo_fso oo e e Sk ir BLOUSES bbbkl el bbbl Reemployment, Money Planks, Worry Democratic € hu’flulns R E A"fi mmaw; rfig Democratic leaders are laboring diligently behind the scenes to construct a platform which is expected to include the tured above. planks pic- By HERBERT PLUMMER | " WASHINGTON, June 17.—Build- |ers of the 1936 Democratic platform Wwill be sparéd the old embarrass- g, ment of the prohibition question but the timber they must hammer affects expenditures for national defense. Def long-term egional de- ine a DINNER PARTY IN HONOR OF Honoring Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Budge of Boise, Idaho, newlyweds !who arrived here yesterday on the Princess Charlotte, Mr. and Nrs. Stanley Grummett and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Baker are entertain- ing this evening. Ten couples will meet at the Grummett home and then proceed to the Terminal Cafe where they will have dinner and | dance afterwards | uests who are invited to the af- | fair are: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Holl- | mann, Dr. and Mrs. W. M. White- {head, Mr. and Mr Louis Dele- | {becque, Mr. and Mrs. James Orme, | {Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Grisham, Mr. |and Mrs. Leonard Holmquist, Mr. | {and Mrs. Lee Pratt, Mr. James Mc- | | Naughton, Mr. Sam Moyer and the| 1guests of honor Dr. and Mrs. Budze. is a sister of Mrs Miss Budge Grummett. Urge Early Wurk On Sitka Harlmr i i \ NEW ARRIVALS $ea9mms (rown. SEAGRAM'S FIVE (IOWN Blended Whiskey, 90 Proof Light and Mild. Four-year-old rich whiskey aged in char- red ook casks, matchlessly blended with 80% grain neutral spirits. S!AGRAM'S SEVEN CROWN Blended Whiskey, 90 Proof Slightly Richer. Four-year-old rich whiskey aged in char- red oak casks, matchlessly blended with 66%% grain neutral spirifs. L L ———— My Masisonio st B Shond” Seagram-Distillers Corp.— Distilleries at : Lawrenceburs, Ind,; Baltimore, Md.; HOUSING: Define a long-term | |into place to fit economic condi- p policy probably embodying | SSY Gnd T(Ill tions promises ample worry. such ideas ained in the| Hening o x']\‘ ANy lh(‘ ored Models! | “They face the troublesomie task e Wagner ‘o s hpusing | HOPINE for _early e W BAESRINTE ) & d |of writing a money plank, since e S proposed improvement to Sitka har- Agreement Made for [ million vot 5 m:l added: Silk G ttes IdeRtY Hpaeape bor, the Territorial Chamber of against the Farleyism 1K . . &George the President's emergency authority S LI =58 A “ Commerce has telegraphed Delegate P I t l F f dictatorship and Communism and are < . d d over the gold content of the dollar Lo as telegre B8 olitical usion o : ; Lace trimmed anc | Asthon a¥d Gy, ndorsing both Republicans and the et Year 8d PRI Staust | Anthony J. Dimond and Gov. John £19% tucked nets oY it v wdenr | DOCTOR FOR NOME [W. Troy, the latter now in Wash-| Three Organizations Anti-New Deal Democrats P b g cityeny measiein ABOARD BARANOF | nsion, ssking them 1o urse. ine | e el astel snaaes anc Aasiauin Toosavelt- 46a: the fec- War Department to do the “sitka | CHICAGO, 2t SHOP IN JUNEAU! white ord of his Administration, however, Dr. and Mrs. Morcom are aboard WOrk this summer while the €quib- |a1q Smith, form o B probably will be the major plank the Baranof which sailed from|ment is in the north R"!“" from {said a loose working TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY in the platform his morning, according to|the Delegate this morning to EX-|peen made. for ® 0 \/\ 5 Inquiry among party stalwarts as word received here. They are en- |CCulive Secretary M Whittier | of Townsendites. RENT—Four-room furnished N Tlto what should go into the 1936 e to Nome where Dr. Morcom Stated both officials were pressingers. Coughlin's chicken house, Glacier platform, develops the following will establish a practice, represent- |the Proposal Eocial Justic ay. Suitable for miner. general ideas ing the Indian office, the Hammon| The equipment is now being used| pepresentative William Lemke, of | C rent for right party. Tele- NE UU FLOWERS MONEY: Definition of a long- Consolidated Mining Company as|°" ”‘T_ Pk"“‘-*lb"l'[fl hm‘;‘"‘r Job and| North Dakota, said the fusion would | phone 379 s e X -actice (it iS the contention of Te orial . e b term Federal policy toward a man- Well as handling private practice. (1t IS the conte { T e — Bl b Daisies | oot Liid cifes ot LaBLEAR The physician wil take over the | Chamber offiials that it would be f ] ~ S, S ' 1S, work of Dr. Rex Swartz, who re- e e e L F - LABOR: Define a Feaeral policy il immediately after the Petersburg Field Flowers, etc. toward minimum hours and wages. '°01% 1eft Nom ,,‘.‘[",\V,'.ll:‘,:," the land Wrangell projects are com- - AGRICULTURE: Reassertion of A v et F t d v t bl i ervices a doctor I Reasonably Priced! the 1932 planks which called for °TVi¢es of a Skl | The Sitka project includes blast 1] S an ege a (Y “effective control of crop surpluses ling rocks in the main channel ap-) 1 oo 1kt it sirmits ey, Enve tos | JOHN-SIBUL I8 BACE |k 1 e ——ALWAYS! full benefit of the domestic mar- b SRS i - - ° ket” and “enactment of every con IN HIS HOME TOWN ST S TR Cahfornla Groeer . Sale on Summer Coats, Suits and : % : farmers to receive for their basic| John Sisul, formeiiy owner of the T THE HOTELS THE PURE FOODS STORE H farm commodities prices in excess U and I Cafe, returned here on|®@————— E . - of cost. the Princess Charlotte from a trip ] 7l 5 Dresses Still Continues! BAVKING: Eolbl 1o 126 Baslking 1o b bl Tr ot Loy Gastinea Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery act of 1935 which centralizes the ment. He was under a doctor's B. Benson J. Thnmons and | e ————————————————toreitisad) control of credit in Washington in Philadelphia for about e Peter Timmons, Millbrae, Cal.; Roy e Pt e e e the hands of the Board of Gov- months. His health reatly im- E. Mattson, Longview, Wash.; Geo. ernors of the Federal Reserve Sys- proved. “I feel at least 100 per Robbins, Tulsequah ° . i | . - icos in Ki | S O e The First National Bavk Visit the Upstairs Department for New Low Prices in Kitchen- e SR SRR el b SR L LR € BFS atona ar g ware and Household Facilities BUDGET: Federal spending must |is the only country in the world Boise, Idaho; Daniel Brink, St. Paul JUNEAU g be continued until such a time as to live in.” Minn.; Benjamin R. Twiss, New I private enterprise can take up the| Mr. Sisul was accompanied on Brunswick, N. J. ® H k slack his trip from Philadelphia to Ju- Alas by - GOVERNMENTAL iANI- neau by Edward Basic, who recent- L. L. Thomas, Tacoma; L. M. Wit- 3 2 ZATION: Refer to the orts ly completed his junior year at the tenberg, Seattle; J. Staul, E. Basic CAPITAL—$50.000 ': e ]ren S () n C which have been and will continue | Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia; S. E. Highland, Tul- 1) g » g b4 to be made in a study of the ques- Mr. Basic’s father and Mr. Sisul Sequah. 8. | ¥ " ’ A ” tion. were school mates in Susac, Jugo- iy S % i Juneau's Leqdlng Depqrtment Store | FOREIGN TRADE: Reaffirm the Slavia. Mr. Basic, who will do com.- FOUR MORE CAREFUL Y 4 & party'’s faith in negotiated recip- mercial art work in Juneau this DRIVERS RECOGNIZED = T Irocal trade agreements summer, hopes to return to the 2 = """H'+H’H"""H'+++++"""+""'+“"H+++ B | FOREIGN POLICY: A declara- | Pennsylvania Academy of Fin Aste COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS tion of the party on neutrality; re- next fall. U. 8. DEPARTMEN7’ O¥ AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU affirm what the Roosevelt Admin- -+ v istration already has done and| Lode and placer location n lices HE WEATHER project it into the future as it for sale at The Empire offic | | (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) | . Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginnmg at 4 p.m., June 17: | D l C s d P l Rain tonight and Thursday, cooler tonight; moderate southeast winds ‘ ai y ross-wor uzzie LOCAL DATA | Victor Quist, constriction rm»\ A Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloelty — Weathe | man for the A. W. Quist Company| 3 pachoSs , Solutishot Yeupdavs Busxla © ¥ 0t the aun. 4 pm. yest'y 29.51 0 34 NE 8 Cldy | of Seattle, awarded the contract for body of tledrum 4 am. today 67 39 NE 4 oldy - - Vrao v i water DIE[B[A[TIE[DEES TTC Kl 7. In bea Y erection of a two-story addition to 4 king of Fubkh 2 T Noon today 60 68 SE 20 Cldy the Juneau Cold Storage Company 7. Genus of the AVIOICIAIDIOBAL AITILINI 5 i CABLE AND KADIO REPORTS | plant, and all materials necessary| —,, , ot DIEIR|| IDIEZZL IOIGHAT|O| R e YESTERDAY | TODAY | for construction of the new build- Indian AD PIAIWEAF [E W ' _amount Highest dpm. | Lowestdam. dam. Precp. sam | ing, will arrive on the steamer| 13 Parcel of TIAIXZBIRIOIWIZBIE bl T A Station temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs Weath. | Baranof. | 14. Nonmetallic OIGZ UIRIAILZE [EIL |[E[R Greece ;nrh. ge :: ;, | ;:, ; ,‘. - ch\ Wuzk 'oxl: lhenS"u;:urequ;"t,‘ssm:t 15 Orfl.:\"n'i‘]":om. ID E i R\ 1 IMIEINIT é LILIY fi::ufln‘x? 1 Arrow 2 6 race Y | immediately after Mr. st's ar- mander OISIAICIEEMIUIC ] . Get rid o Nome 52 48 40 44 6 0 Cldy | rival, according to Wallis 8. George, | 16 Pertaining to IMEBW| [T1H Bl & Eoe it Bethel 70 64 46 46 8 0 Clear | manager of the Juneau Cold Storage volving V]| [EFSIAIC E M . Ancient Irish Fairbanks 84 56 56 6 0 Clear ‘c(,m,mmv i R 7 NO L DBSE RITIES] o sok it Dawson 80 44 44 0 0 Pt. Cidy > | 18, Horseman's t 32 Chinese St. Paul 46 0 42 10 0 Cldy g SITIONEZZAIPIOISITILIE wal - ol » . Dwelling plac 33. At no t Dutch Harbor 54 > s 8 o ocer [DOROTHY DEILY | Raet 5 [TIONEIDEIXIAINTTIRITIC] 2 s, Eadtak e > 4 1 ; re 38. Salt ol i Kodiak i e Ma & . B OPENS YARN SHOP 2. repose 40. Is profitable &7. Toward the . Cordova 66 50 >0 4 0 Clear | 2% v‘llieoul?l black 42. Vaporizing left side of a 41. Grave \ - 2 - 1dy 1 u pasily v 3. Ancient " J'""(“" 70 64 4 u‘)‘ €4y | porothy Delly, recently of BOSKH, . Sffi""d Biia FhgEy B AR Sitka — 50 — 3 — | representing the Budbury Yarns . card game . _.°¢ drama g9 Type measures 44. Fine cloth = X . | ) " | 31. Purloined 48. Characte 5. Ketchikan 70 50 50 4 -38 CldY |has taken up residence in Juneau| 34. Salty s 3 BEiady b Prince Rupert 60 46 50 4 4 Rain |41q4 announces the opening of the 36. Ro,:;r:‘% Imple- s lege 2. Public store- 49. Ola musical Edmonton 54 80 .98 4kl Cldy Dorothy Delly Yard Shop at 121 1. That whichis 53 Conjonciiee 3. Imieciiodical 50, Coit Seattle 60 54 56 14 Trace Clear |gecond Street, across from the . su‘\’l?:e:xo lly\\mvw boxes or aimless 51. Past Portland 66 54 56 8 0 Cldy | Goldstein Building e iy e . Bl monne S gl San Francisco 66 60 60 0 0 Clear Dorothy Deily is considered one New York 72 62 64 10 0 Clear |of the finest teachers of knitting Washington 70 0 0 Clear | with yarn in the East, and will be WEATHER CONPSTIONS AT § A. M. at her store at all times to offer Ket an, cloudy, * e, 56; C 2, partly cloudy, 57; Wran- | her se: s to Juneau women wish- gell, cloudy, 66; Sitka, cl Radiov cloudy Juneau, cloudy, | ing to learn the art. Many knitted 63; Skagway, cloudy, 62: Soapstonc Point, cloudy, 70; Yakutat, part- |models will be on display, but no- ly cloudy, 66; Cordova, clear, 62; Chitina, clear, 60; McCarthy, clear, |thing will bé sold from the store 60; Portage, clear, 54; Anchorage, clear, 63; Fairbanks, partly cloudy, |Put the Budbury yarns, “ Is stated 74; Nulato, clear, 63; Kalta partly cloudy, 56; Ruby, partly cloudy, ¥ =y 62; Crooked Creek, partly cloudy Flat, clear, B P w C MEMBERS WEATHER 5YNOPSIS High barometric pressure pre oming over the aleu- | AND FAMILIES WILL tian Islands and the southern Be observation low pressure prevaile has been attended by rains along t! southward to Seattle, also a light cloudy to cloudy wi 1er over the elsewhere over the field of neral pressure distribution 1 regi Ketchikan o at Kodiak, and by partly emainder of the field- of observa- | 54 | | | gion from HAVE PICNIC SUNDAY A picnic and general good time on the Thane Beach will be en- tion. A smoky c;;ndnmnqw;sv r(-pfln:fdi u\m'l]x)rl'lun.? ;[ the 3’1]1»(3 the Business and Professional Wo- Railroad belt and from Ruby eastward to the upper Tanana Valley men’s Club and their families. The Warm weather continued sterday over the Alaska Railroad party will leave by special bus at 11 ... belt, Anchorage reported a maximum of 84 degrees and Fairbanks o'clock from the stage depot. 84 degrees. GOING SOUTH be provided for the picnickers who William A. Winn, son of Mr. and ! may bring any other edibles they Mrs. Don Morrison and her small | Mrs. Grover C. Winn, who has been desire. daughter are leaving on the south- bound voyage of the Zapora for & visit with friends and relatives in Aberdeen, Washington. BACK FROM WHITMAN attending Whitman College, first year, returned on the Yukon and will remain here for the summer| | months, Jjoyed next Sunday by members of Lunch buns, consisting of weenies, potato salad, and coffee will Members on the committee in charge of the outing are Mrs. Betty McCormick, Mrs. Mae Kilroy and | Miss caroline Todd. I BT lllfl-ll L /GdnEn/an wdalul /vl IIII%HII%HII ) / «JmR Winners in The Empire-Capitol- Coliseum Theatres Careful Driving ACCOUNTS Campaign today were Jim Drake, G 23 =) o . Charles Burdick, R. J. Sommers, SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES and George Dudley. All cards were given out by Patrolman C. V. Kay 1/ Paid on The cards entitle the winner to 22 % H two admissions at either the Capi- 3 3 tol or Coliseum theatres and are| Savings ‘ in recognition of their sound judg- ment and consideration as dm,m:, ACCOuntS of automobiles. | — e NEW DRUGG[ST AT : P A h GUY SMITH’S STORE % H Robert 8. Cunningham, new drug- Ernest smth . gist, added to the personnel of the | Guy Smith drug store, arrived here | Y 5 oh i su are invited to present this with Mrs. Cunningham and little 3 ~ % son, from Petersburg on the Yukon coupon at the box office of the Yesterday. Registered in Colorado, Wyom- | a i o ea ing, Kansas and Alaska, Mr. Cun-| c P t l T tl' ningham is a druggist of wide e e “ perience, and comes highly recom- i 9 mended in the profession. For the | and receive tickets for your- past year he has been with the El- | self and a friend or kens Drug Co., in Petersburg. i1 relative to see S el DAWSON DENTIST RETURNS | 66 - | was a passenger to Skag . ss Charlotte. e g, | As a paid-up subscriber of The s FETE | ily Alaska Empi 1 . 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