The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 23, 1937, Page 2

! A | ‘Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Veloclty Weather ‘ gram, Grade School | 4 pm. yest'y 2088 38 % W 2 Lt Rain 7 ) # ‘4 am. today 30.27. 29 34 NE 18 Clear The second concert to be present- ]12 noon today 30.44 21 30 NE 10 Pt. Cldy 4 . . ed to the public by the Freshen up your wardrobe with somée new accessories . . . A Bistrumental” dbba it op ! Yf;:::r,:tfl RADIO REPORTS i new Collar or a new pair of Gloves may hdg you over until m&:n S‘Z';,‘Z}(‘,f f«f::owlfiudx"fi, e ! Highest 4pm. | Lowestda.m. lq?.l::YPrec\p. 4am. spring Yot cafi afford them at”these ‘prices! grade school auditorlum Monday | i biation temp. temp. | temv. temp. velcity 24hrs. Weather ot night. The program will begin at 8 Atka - 44 40 36 36 22 28 Pt Clgy oot e e o e e e e S TV R T P (7 SR & o'clock. | Atiu . o The concert will aid Byron Miller, { Anchorage b i oo A R0 T 4 AR G L o v E s instrumental director, and Miss | | Barrow 20 =30 oo, B8 L Snow NECKWE Ruth Coffin, vocal director, in se- jeme G g O iRy, 287 08 Snow ; o ; ol Ha " lecting the group to be taken to g:i[:‘be':nks 4 ;g 13 ;?; ?; 13 16 Cloudy ust he thin o doll up that . L& Ketchikan for the Southeast Alask: i ® " 3 08 Clear J £ : Nar “1{ il Kid Gloves n bflcki navy, Ausical Meatival 11" Bih spmg"‘““ awson 2% 12 20 -18 R Clar old frock ollarn and L brown and lighter tones. Participating in the program Mon- st. Paul 0 30 S0 3 3 T jclowy ‘1. ts, Jabots and Vestees in e a St e day night will 9e- | [Dutch Harbor ... 48 46 40 40 18 06 | Clear OELS, e 700d values 10 Close A Cappela Choir—George Alexan- Kodiak 44 42 i 84 8 0 03 7 Rain La Crepes, and the ever der, Ruth Allen, Gatherthe Gauap. | Cordova 40 38 30 30 4 0 Clear ko T e 3 dand Silve s 95 d s bell, Josephine Campbell, B | Juneau 39 38 20 29 18 44 Clear popular Goldand Silver an b Godm; th;og;: [sitka 8.0 godal s O Cloth air land, Margaret Harris, Stanley Hei- ' Ketchikan - & % 0 40 6 04 Clojdy P s, Elaine “Housel, "Rjchard Jack. Prince Rupert ... 46 46 36 40 4 24 Cloudy t Set i b 5, son, Charles Jenne, Phyllis Jenne, | Edmonton 30 2 94 2 4 06 Cloudy 0se VU N & Billv Jorgensen, Johin Krugness, Tr- | seattle 3% 36 32 32 13 T Snow 9 F ving Lowell, ‘Harry Lucas, Mary| | Portland 28 2 24 22 02 Snow Costume Jewelr Jean’ McNavighton, Alice Macopac, |san Francisso A e e TORDRUOONGL T . T W SRR T NSRRI den, Myrtle Mello, Vidlet Mello, Ol- New York 42 32 32 20, 26 Snow ga Paul, Keith Pettlch Beamcef | Washington 62 42 42 10 oL Cloudy One gro PURSES up’ including Ear- ,wm BE MONDAY iVocal, Instrumemal Music| | Pupils Will Give Pro- Primevera, Keith Meschl Mary Ste- | U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGR!CULTURE. WEATHER BURKAU THE WEATHER (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juncau and vicinity, Heginain at 4 p.m., Jan. 23. Fair and colder tonight, Sunday incrcasing cloudiness and contin- ued cold; fresh easterly winds. mOMENT LOCAL DATA WEATHER CONDITION AT 8 A. M. TODAY “ e " wart, ‘Sue Stewart, Leéwis Taylar, Seattle, snowin 4 4 5 g, temperature, 32; Blaine, raining, 32; Victoria, rings; (,11}’35, B{gcleffik et Kathicrine Torkelsen, Peter Warner, raining, 35; Alert Bay, cloudy, 41; Bull Harbor, raining, 43; Digby Island, 0 j SO % o fi'f R(“I oitt Eg‘\who Young, Btfo Hawkln.s Don partly cloudy, 36; Triple Island, partly cloudy, 18; Langata, partly A good assortment Jags 1 Tcox, cloudy, 40; Ketchikan, clear, 38; Craig, clear, 32; Wrangell, snowing, Calfskin, Kid, Pigskin and Suede. All colors, good Malues. To Sell At BL _.__“__.._n...._._._-‘ { \ { y \ ) { ) { { ) ! \ ! \ \ \ Silk Scarfs 9 i Your Choice 950 »om-m%q{'w——’»\‘- OUSES Splendid line of Blouses in all colors and fabrics to close oul SetiE g‘fifi?‘ e gc E R Y a Boys' 'Glee Club—Forrest Bate: Dutch Behrends, Phillip Harland, | David Heisel, Stanley Heisel, Rich- | ard Jackson, Chatles Jenne, Billy | Jorgensen, John Krugness, Irving | Lowell, Harry Lucas, Keith Rieschl, | Henry Satre, John Satre, George| Smith, Lewis Taylor, Charles Tubbs, | Harley Turner, Peter Warner, John | ‘Winthers, | Bob Hawkins, Donald‘ Wilcox., * Band—Georte Alexgnder Rk:haxd Jackson, Harold Hansen, ' Wendwl' Sehnieder, Hatry Watkins, 'Malcolm‘ Fatlkner, Trumpets; Keith Petrich, Mary Stewart, Griffith Nordling, Jo- sephine ' Campbell, Barbara Her- man, - Sue - Stewart,” David Heisel | Dean Allen, Clarinets. ¥ Jack Glasse, Stanléy Helsel,- Cha Tubbs, Basses; Alfred Zenger. Bobb: Scott, Baritones; David Rieschl, Jim Glasse, Trombones; Peter Warn Sylvia ‘Davis, Horns; Anne Morris. Catherine Campbell, Phillys Hn»‘ land, Robert Satre, Irving Lowell, Percussion; Mildred Webster, Doro- SUEDE JACKETS GO SKIING Vivid green suede makes a light but warm jacket to wear over a brown wool ski suit on long steep runs. chamois-and-crag motif embroidered on the high-necked ton of the The close fitting cap matches the chamois color of the em- it. broidered motif. 35; Petersburg, clear, 30; Sitka, clear, 31; Soapstone, clear, 30; Juneau, iclem‘, 24; Skagway, clear, 18; Cordova, cloudy, 29; Cape St. Elias, cloudy, {37; ‘Chitina, cloudy, 6; McCarthy, cloudy, 2; Anchorage, snowing, 22; Ruby, snowing, 5; Nulato, cloudy, -2; Kaltag, Unalakleet, missing; Flat, cloudy, 25; Ohogamute, cloudy, 35; Savoonga, snowing, 22. # WEATHER SYNOPSIS ! The storm area that was over the Tanana and upper Yukon Valley | yesterday morning has moved southward to Alberta and was displaced |by an area of abnormally high barometric pressure over the Tanana, Mackenzie, and upper Yukon Valleys, the crest being 30.68 inches at Dawson. High pressure continued from the Gulf of Alaska southwest- ward to the Hawaiian Islands, the crest being 30.70 inches over the Pa- cific Ocean at latitude 46 degrees and longitude 146 degrees. ‘The air pressure was low over the southein Bering Sea and falling rapidly over the Seward Peninsula and western Alaska. Precipitation has fallen over Southeastern Alaska, followed by clearing early this morning. Fair | weather prevailed from ‘the Tanana Valley eastward to the Mackenzie | Valley but snow is indicated tonight and Sunday over the interior of 'Alaska Precipitation was falling over western Alaska and over the Pa- Tt is cut away in front to reveal a Mayor Profests Small Shipment lcific Northwest States, the precipitation being in the ‘form of snow at | Seattle and Portland. ¥ | ! It was much colder last night over the interior of Alaska and i u N TH !P |warmer over western Alaska. Temperatures continued unseasonably icold over the Pacific Coast States, parficularly from Portland to north- |ern California. | S B ATTENTION MASONS { ! ’| thy Fors, Flutes and Piccolos. Ulster is the most northern of { D Orchestra—Sylvia Davis, Phyllis un nr aS' ’ Ireland’s four provinces. There will be a Stated Communi- i e ren s 03 n ' Jenne, Christina Nielsen, Edith | < { Lo o . 5t i cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. 147 | Belle }lleuen 1st Violins; Sue Stew- | i MRS The blue pigment, gltramarine, | Menday evening at 7:30 o'clock ' s art, Elaine Housel, Irving Low k J lis obtained from the mineral lazu- | Work in the E. A. Degree. By orde: l Juneau's Leading Department Store |Audrey Click, Margaret. Rands, B [Declares Fo od More Im 'Sessions Will Resume Mon- iite. B i . bara MacSpadden, Alice MacSpad- . a | J. W. LEIVERS, | T e g e Renone || o Foll Call Only | oy st e 0 RUBE T 55| dlanies Filie Mivins Bsinee ToAbly 5 = s : Krause, Shirley Davis, Cellos; P! L ! " RSP SESS ST RS SLS — 3 ~ { ~ :}g !?:(l;reng}:egc:xi’%:h A;l’r;eel\z (Continued irom kage One; keleton crew ol the 13th Terri- NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN . \ " ensen. iol; Jlasse, § 5 torial Legislature called the roll to- 1 sen, Bass Viol; Jack Glasse, Sou- o CHURCH ! b"yt ;p;f)ne- a;;w:mg::m%];:sz:flu, chants should g nst selling day and knocked off work until R ¥ i{ ' Trombones: Alfred Zenger, Bari. |SI€Wards supr new men|next Monday as most of the Legis- § ... W Franklin at Fourth S Hone R & |and difficult to cont |lators left last night aboard the 4 ” En unday Masses: y ! 5 i ot and haknct, the Blod - otices for this churen cotumn| 10:00 am.—Church School. Mrs.| g.00 am—Holy Mass and In-| Peter Warer, Richard Jackson,| “North Star has foodstuff and 1,"*ld;:‘f]ipsslslg):;%v;fiev ol REV. JOH‘N'A. G ) be received by The Empire Mary Whitemore, Superintendent. struction. Horns; Keith Petrich, Mary Slo\\-’large amount of freight left on dn k. )eétcd o YL e fofPregy Minister i i later than 10 o'clock urday = 11:00 a.m.—Morning worship 10:00 a.m—Sunday School. art, Griffith Nordling, - Josephine |Liguor dealers claim & shoxtgge 'M dedsiond Mbnday, the . Houss \orning to guarantee change of 7:15 pm.—Epv.orth League 10:30 am—High Mass and Ser-|Sampbell e Al el “{mg' meeting at 11-p.m. % 40 J’s BYRON MILLER " £ g1 i G in) ander, 2 s 2 - ' S forles, 9 s i e e Mildred a\;:')em‘e?ns‘l’)noro?hmm}r)‘coi ]sxt?f'rrc?xllgoaxa\ia a ke most| _ Making the trip to Sitka from th Director 3 2 : If not worshipmng elsewhere you| 7:30 pm.—Rosary and Benedic-|myteq. paythe Young, P]?{m Hgideded 18 r;”n “”‘ Sat b B | senate were President M. E. S. FIRST (‘lg:t:tg'\!l]_l(:; CHRIST, |are cordially invited to the services | tion of the Most Blessed Sacra-|" Gy Glee Glub—Ruth Allen. Jane\’ bk m,f:,mw ‘h}m | Brunelle and Senators J. H. Patter- z CAROL BEERY DAVIS M ol h. =1i" b Held t.u[ the Methodist Church and will ment, . Blomgren, Beatrice Bothwell, Cath-|unemployment account r G RiYes ahd N. . Wain ¥ i Sunday 5""’]‘““‘};‘” = "“l 2 jatways.riod farm, welcome 8:00 am—Holy Mass daily. erine Campbell, Josephine Campbell, |unless false reports and unfas el een Glagys T Organist 11 am. in the First Church of s : 5 d S faise i Secretar 3 e Joan Cohen, )t rse, I ity is discontinued s Christ, Selentis, Juneau, on Fifth |FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH| NORTHERN LIGnT PRESBY- Cmsby"gz‘:fl:‘: gu?lz:‘;]fl;mlzlflgm1pu_blimy'v;-: zL._sLl‘;ntv;‘x.‘ng?‘ t “Where Welcome and and Main Streets. The subject will| DAVID WAGGONER, Mixister TERIAN CHURCH Bavata, SYbil Goatres: Olara Han ;';;‘:ffip::"(_n,’?’“ il G PRy e, Mouse ' yere Worship Meet” "*'16.&’““1 T T ‘ Sundav_services: i g “Where Welwme'llld worship |son, Margaret Harris, Edith Belle e . Y<k|r' ‘;“ff,‘”',_'jx‘;;" g/(Dn\:c, . T e ST oL Je i) Heller, Helen Hildre, Louise Hildre, |another ship but if un ! Smith, Gleorge Latbitn, H. AT TEN 0'CLOCK Wednesday, 8:00 pni — Testi- IT»\nth_ade; of Mercy.” John 5 Franklin at Fourth Patricia Hussey, R L Smith, George Laiblin, H. SUNDAY SCHOOL A monial meeting, | 2-0: B:8-15. REV. JOHN A. GLASSF, Minister| Phyllis Jenne, Millie Marie Jor-|rofuse to hancie I Mooyl o D with: weH-taught classes for everyone. Christian Science Reading Room| 11:00 am. — Morning | MRS. TREVOR DAVIS, Organist |gensen, Ruth Kunnas, Edith Linde- |qoing everything (o | Kennody, Dan Groen, Vistor B Ross ORGAN MOMENTS AT TEN-FIFTY: fn church building. ‘This room lu’@ub_]ul' “Does My Life Plea 10:00 a.m—Sunday School. fard, Bernice Lovejoy, Mary Jean | ger these e & § Leo Rogge and Chief Clerk J. P. “Prelude” (Chopin) open to the public Wednesday |"T doalways those things that please 10:50 to 11:00 am—Organ Mo: [McNaughton, Alice MacSpadden, | o¢ and condiiions, {Fuaton. “Elegy” (Massenset) afternoons from 2:30 to 4. him.” John 8:29. setits Myrtle Mello, Anne Morris, Olga! ip view of foils ol ) Alapks AREHEEs (- inaact and| WORSHIP SERVICE AT ELEVEN: 7:30 Eveni ervi d In view of false publicity there Assistant Agent Fred Lucas are in The public'is cordially invited to| pm—Fvening service under| “yy.09 gp’ _ Morning worship. |Paul, Beatrice Primavera, Mary Ste- will be absolutely no liquor shipped | > Broadcast over KINY. atiend these services and visit the |the leadership of the Young Peo-| ooo” 0" oavertisement elsewhere wart, Sue Stewart, Katherine Tor- 2 ¢ 18Pef [anarge ORIIDSERIAGE aui - (Game {ple T on any chnumd boats in future.”| Warden Douglas Gray of the Seal. Nursery for small children. reading room. ple’s Society. Topic, “How may we th i kelsen, Ruth Torkelsen, Helen West- a 2] y if gy work for a Fairer Distribution 'of |® thiS Paper., RARAY - all, Betty Wilcox, Edythe Young. LT R R ; Session Yesterday SERMON, and story for children. HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL, |Wealth Prov. 4:1-7; L Tim. 6:7-19. | BETHEL 'ECOSTAL O e i c. Y. O. DANCE 1S | Three new bills were tossed in the ANTHEM, “Hold Thou My Hand” (Heyser). N esday, 7:30 p.m.—Midweek i ervice. The continuation in |the Study of the Life of Christ will | [mn.m the prayer service | Friday, 7:30 p.in.—The Social Hour | {of the Young People’s Society at the EPISCOPAL Fourth anda 'Gold Streets THE VERY REV. CHARLES . E. RICE, Dean Sunday Services: ASSEMBLY 121 Main'Street CHARLES C. PERSONEUS, Pastor Sunday services: SKICLUBTD | BIVE AFFAIR ENJOYABLE EVENT A well repres nted group of Ju- tended the openi; ance of the C. | members had spent most of the day | neau’s young men and women at-'8old mine. In the Senate, President | “Reverie” (Ashford), “The Lord Be With You” (Stoughton). YOUNG PEOPLE'S FORUM 6:15 A. E. Schoettler will speak on “Youth and Vocational Education.” We cordially invite you to this “church with a service hoppers at brief sessions of House and Senate late yesterday after the | PIPE ORGAN, |going through the Alaska Juneau | Brunelle of the Third introduced | 8:00 a.n.—Holy ‘Communion. home of the Pastor 11:00 a.m—Morning wosship, Ser- Y. O. given last night at the Parish|a law revision measure which leaves | ¢ 10 a.m. Sunday School. | A cordial invitation is given to o0 by the pastor. Hall, which was decorated in blue Up to the court the place of holding | for everyone to enjoy and to render. 11:00 —Morning _Prayer and 41 to attend these seryices and wor 12:00 ‘Noon—Bible School Classes 4 & and red streamers and colored lights Sales of property in the execution | —e= o b B A & i i ! and wor- | amers ghts property S sermon. ship with [for alt GGYCSt of Dances of Wmter'm the occasion. |of judgments. Instead of holding | 1:30 p.m.—Broadcasting a service over KINY. Season Promised Mr. and Mrs. A. M, Geyer, Mr. the sale at the property it might and Mrs. J. K. McAlister and My, Pe held in some city or town at and Mrs. J. Clithero acted as chap-|the discretion of the Court. Pur- erones. |p0*(‘ of the measure is to reduce ex- SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Secona and Maln Strects ! CHURCH i Tonight “The Friendly Church” 7:30 p.m.—Evening Tuesday, 7:30 pun. service. Regular | RESURRECTION LUTHERAN E | Corner of Third and Main Streets H. L. WOOD, Pastor REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON, P Note: The services of this church Pastor {are held on turday, the seventh am.—Sunday School day of the week Morning ‘Worship with | sabbath school 10 am. Saturday | mon by the pastor. "This Stunday | with Bible Classes for all ages | Mrs. Solovieff, Miss Pa¥rof, and Miss Sabbath Worship 11 a. m. Satur- Harland Wwill be our guest artists.|.day. Sermon by pastor or leader, | Mrs, Solovieft will sing, accompan- esday, 2 pm—Home Cominis- | ied By Miss’ Harland: Miss Parrot |sion and Dorcas Society | will play the violin obligato. The 'uesday evening, 7:30—Sermon L Choir will also sing an an- | “Hell, The God dishonoring. infidel | them ‘at fervice. {creating, falsehood of eternal tor- - — ment which is5 never taught in the CHAPEL BY THE LAKE ! Bible and never ought to be'taught | Near Pritz Cove “Corner in the Christian pulpits | REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister Sunday = evening, 7:30Lecture Stnday “Schoo! for everyone liv- “The present generation is destined ing out the highway, meeting tem-'to witness the end of modern civili- the Road Camp from zation. The Bible prophecied it ck: with elasses for chil- | describéd it 3000 years dgo. Today | i adtilts. Bring the children sclentists predict it and describe it, | in the benefits of this Do the two agree?” This lecture | school will be broadcast over Radio Sta- Chapeladies will meet this Wed- tion KINY nesday ‘evening at 7:30 at the home All are invited to the services of of Mrs. Harry Arnold, and all wo- this church men of the community are wel i L | come. CATHOLIC CHUKCH Church of the Nativity of {le Blessed V. M., Juneau Fifth and Gold Streets REV. WM. G. LeVASSEUR, 8. J.. Pastor MPTROPOLITAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH wnd Seward Streets KENDALL. Pastor ' —adv, |weekly meeting. Friday, 7:30 p.m.—Young People’s Meeting. Communion Service the first Sunday of each month. Everyone cordially invited to all these services. THE SAL! mmn "ARMY wmuughny Avenue ADJUTANT AND MRS. TANNER LIEUT. M. L. MORRIS Sunday, 2:30 p.n.—Praise meet- ing. Sunday, 6:00 p.m.—Sunday School. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. — Salvation meeting. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—Public meet- ing. Wednesday, 7:00 pm. =~ Guard Parade. Friday, 7:30 p.m.—Public meet- ing. e e All are welcome. - e —— NOTICE I, George Garcavy, will not be responsible from this date hereof for any bills contracted by my wife, Winifred Garcavy, as we are no lohger living together. Dated' Janu- ary 19, 1937. GEORGE GARCAVY. One of the gayest dances of the winter season has been planned by the Ski Club tonight in the Elks’ Ballroom for their members and invited guests. “Chairmian Lu Liston and his com- imitteertien have beeri working hard [to put over an unusually fine dance and Norman Banfeld, master of cerémonties, has planned some spec- ial features during the infermissions. A full evening of entertainment and music is promised and Rand's Orchestra has been engaged for the occasion. Dancing starts promptly at 930 to'clocks . —————— SPECIAL MUSIC " 'SERVICE SUNDAY A special musical program has been planned for the 11 o'clock ser- lvice for tomerrow morning at the Lutheran Church. The women's choir has planned to sing a special anthem, and a musical trio composed of Mrs. Vlad- imir Solovieff, Miss Helen Parrot, and Miss Frances Harland have ar- ranged several numbers for the ser- vice. Mary Vander Leest and Jack Len- cia Hussey and John Satre won the fox trot awards. During the intermissions Miss Betty Goodman and Miss Lena Bardi sang specialty numbers. The refreshments were served by the girls of the student body of St Ann’s High School. When farmer J. J. Waliman of Filley, Neb., was hurt as his team ran away, neighbors got together and put up his winter wood supply. A S i The birth month of Julius Caesar was called Quintilis by the Romans until he died, then it was renamed July. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DUDE ranch. Half interest for sale. Near Missoula, Mont. Modern cabins, 50 head horses, 20 head well broken saddle horses, 80 acres hay meadows, 1 1935 Sta- tion car Dodge, 1 1934 Packard Roadster. ‘Wm. Lavern, Box 6, Juneau. FOR SALE 1931 Ford Coupe. A-! —r e Today’s News Today—Empire, l condition. Phone Thane 16—2 rings. non won the spotlight waltz, Patri-| For particulars write! pense of transportation in going to certain isolated properties which | might be under, execution. In the House Laiblin’ of the Sec- |ond introduced a bill asking for a road from Seward Peninsula Tram- way to the Iron Creek mining dis- frict, a distance of about three miles. The measure calls for an appropri- \ation of $5,000. I i Tolbert Scott of the Second intro- | duced an appropriation measure | asking $400,000 to the construction of airfields, trails and roads in the Territory, the fund to be adminis- tered by the Territorial Board ef Road Commissioners. PRI 7.2 6L Gl SKATING TOMORROW MAYBE VIKING CLUB PUBLIC CARD PAR'I‘Y TONIGHT PINOCHLE — WHIST LUNCHEON 40c Admission 8:00 P. M. Sharp The freeze last night was not suf- ficient to provide skating at Auk Lake but if the mercury goes down again tonight it probably will be in good shape’ tomorrow, it was an- nounced by the U. S. Forest Serv- ice today. ——e——— BOOKWALTER HERE Pilot Vernon Bookwalter in a White Pass Route tri-motored Ford plane arrived at Juneau from Skag- way this morning, bringing Mr. and Mrs. Eric Marx. Bookwalter imme- diately returned to Skagway empty.