The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 7, 1937, Page 2

2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1937. '"PARTMENT OF Al DEBUNKERS OF |Chinese BlockaglvWlumgpoo uul.t Sunken Ships| * THE WEATHER Rain tonight and Friday; coole tonight; moderate to fr ICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU : LOCAL DATA ey Time Barometer 'Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~Weathet 4 p.m. yest'y 30.16 52 92 s 4 T ] . oy 4 a.m. today 30.19 54 82 SE 14 Lt. Rain IS THE Wrath Very Likely to De IN6cn ooy 3019 54 81 SE 15 | LtRain WOR il scend on Many—Thick RADIO REFORTS , = Skin Needed TODAY ] Max. temp. | Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. 4am. I:Un (Continied frou: Page Onc) Station last 24 hours | temp, temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weathei g z - ———— — Anchorage 48 | 40 — — 30 | Marines had his turn. While the ot b . : 2 e military appropriations were swell- BM’“‘M 4% 2 \h s 61:‘ ing toward the billion dollar Yl(‘\tt‘l,.\ Wit o o A p Y i he said invasion of this country was et f @ it T Gloudy “impossible.” There aren't .\hu»; Dutch Harbor 44 8 0 Cloudy \|enough, he said, to bring to Amer- Kodiak 6 4 34 Cloudy ican ]~,1.;n-.-;n;.‘ landing party big| ;;‘,mmn i - 8 4 Rain ‘lenough to beat us. | uneau 51 1 23 Rain a"d f'"' L He also took time out to initiate Sitka | e Y 10 i T |the Senate two years ago with a Ketchikan | 50 50 4 1.64 Rain T l{l 'Vl |story of the “battle of Russell’s| {Prince Rupert 52 54 6 02 Rain [run.” Butler said General Russell,| | Edmonton | 44 46 6 0 Cloudy TBEIJS lwho was up for confirmation by the ;S"-‘-i'h' | 48 48 4 0 Fog Senate as marine commandant, had | Sm'tl;nd 50 50 6 0 Clear |been frightened with his battalion s oy ; 5 |San Francisco | 64 64 4 0 Clear F00 ! Blamost ko & panio at o sl A blockade of steamers, mostly Japanese, is pictured at a strategic point on the Whangpoo River shorlly | New York | & o e A p A Zin 1914” by the appearance of a| after the opening of hostilities in the current Sino-Japanese “undeclared war.” Chinese defensive troops | Washington | 66 66 4 0 Cloudy Granted! Trim Treds are = 'lone Mexican with a white flag.” sank the steamers to prevent Japanese gunboats and troops from going up the:river, Which makes an | EATHER CONDITIONS ) ; inti ; TRE E g g | Wi ITIONS AT 8 A.M. TODAY beyond description of 2| General Russell denied that, was| inverted U-turn at this point, circling Nantao. If the Japanese succeeded in getting on both sides of the | Seattle (airport), cloudy, temperature 47: Blaine, clear, 46; Vic- mere words. Their styles % 'confirmed, and Butler and his story; VU, Nantao, suburb of Shanghai, would have been entirely at their mercy. | toria, clear, 48; Alert Bay, foggy, 41; Bull Harbor, foggy, 44; Prince are cheerfully gay and = were taken under fire, S —— - - > Rupert, raining, 53; Triple Island, foggy, 57; Langara Island, rain- their comfort pleasantly ' General Hagood long has criticised McNally, a Seattle girl in Mata-/to any of us who knew her that ing; Ketchikan, misting, 50; Oraig, misting, 53; Wrangell, raining, sportive. Vivaciousisthe & the army’s service of supply as anti- PALMER DEATH nuska at the time of Mrs. Pilken-|a person about to commit suicide 52; Petersburg, cloudy, 50; Sitka, raining, Radioville, raining word! Skilled craftsmen & quated and cumbersome Soldierly| ton’s death, passed through Juneau would be eating.” 47; Juneau, raining, 52; Skagway, raining, 52; Haines, cloudy; Hawk working with the finest ¥ shanks quivered at his proposal that last night on the steamer Yukon T i 1;’(‘“‘\.;,1"(‘3"':],‘“ Hf"m?h' ;}}"“}1 % Sttt e B el leathe: ave fashi the ne: » 3 g i Pilk o Gan LSRGk Shrdteh §; McCarthy, cloudy, 40; Portage, raining, 44; Anchorage, cloudy, 44; s(unnli:l!glflt:l(;,l‘;v::l?lll‘:fi)l:lig h’l“i"l:l‘it"(" &:ry hL('olx:Jl‘(‘igh;)em :l)lvx::;‘l:?‘; lh‘)h.;{\fnl\ll\('\ux‘lti:‘ fhs ‘:“.‘m:tvln"ml‘-;;lt- POSTMASTER WILE IS Fairbanks, partly cloudy, 29; Nenana, clear, 32; Hot Springs, clear, e @ 0L s : Y 8. L 34; Tanana, clear Ruby, clear 23; Nulato, clear, 15; Flat, clear, you should see. quickly in quantities. last November 11, A coroner's jury OFF FOR WILY DUCKS 14; Ohogam¥e, clear + S T He capped his criticism by refer-| held that the death was suicide | Jansati, Bridag. O Y b Ahre, 6:18 4 2 ; o | .—Sunrise, 6:18 a.m.; sunset, 5:16 pm. ! ring to WPA funds as “stage mon- but, at the insistence of frienc Pastirikitar JAdhatt Wite B . tha ot s‘y;rm’;:‘ sunpet, A:15-pam. & ] ER € STS B.M. Behrends Co., Inc. ey.” and soon afterward concluded Federal authorities renewed their field again on his annual duck and ; he would be more comfortable out investigation. As a result, the jury’s goose hunt to flats near Hoonah The barometric pressure was low this morning from Dawson of the army than in it. . |verdict was changed from “suicide”!He left on the Northland yester- Southwestward fo the Gulf of Alaska, the lowest reported pressure Thick, too, must be the skin of Says Deceased Was Ealmg to “murder. day i being 29.58 inches a short distance south of Kodiak Isidnd. High pressure prevailed from Skagway southward to California, the crest 3 |the gentleman who takes & fiing at Miss McNally, then This trip is a ritual with Mr. Wile h ; | veterans' benefits. So far only the| Nuts When Bullet pher for a firm in Matan and effective; too, becanse usually | PoRg, Jur0. ighes b Bamioope Another Righ preseine aive Previlled youngsters have done that very S[ru(;k ley, lived in the tent next the Pil-|the Postmaster comes back with a0 ey Weorern Aluskn. g W' owrspreading (kg We Inkeror of Al- 2 ' . 4 # s = b " “ aska. This general pressure distribution has been attended by rains Juneau's Leading Department Store much. Remember the “Veterans of kenton tent in Palmer good bag of webbed-feet along the coast regions from the Alaska Peninsula southeastward ¢ Future Wars"? and the “Gold Star| Called to Valdez to testity in a| “I know very litife of the c W T St Bekify O0ndabl. Wil Gxcatye ralte. reporiad AV Cordoms Mothers of Future Wa grand jury mvran[.,:x_hon of the except that Mrs. Pilkenton s Top Notch Lunch. 5¢. adv. whore 744 inches of rain had fallen during the 24 hours ending 4 a.m. ‘ TS T death of Mrs. Zelda King Pilkenton eating nuts when she was shot.” - g Sy, ith i i : H He attended school in Douglas Try Top Notch Chili—15¢. adv.'in Palmer last year, Miss Beatrice Miss McNally said. “It didn't seem | Today's News Today.—Empire DUV WIS N TAID CTIUREIRE n) thp Uing Af K ShOTFVANLD. Meavy ma“ o date has been. set ‘as vet. for| Hestar s i 188 i ol i A At k- pesn BY 8 NOWE ‘l,,',, mpk '»__ rain was also reported at Ketchikan. Rain fel Fairbanks yesterday i the weyding of - p— and turned to snow last night, followed by clearing this morning Fair weather prevailed over the western and northwestern portions of The ¥ ffmans make Alaska. young couple their home in the Reck Apartments. : o Alaska, Nulato having reported a temperature of 15 degrees and Flat 14 degrees, the coldest weather repor®™d thus far this season. TU Alhen Fleek STOCK QUOTATIONS i P SITKA PACKING Tomatoes Grow * NEW YORK, Oct. 7. — Closing eebat P qu ation of Alaska Juneau mine E Sister of RO-V Hoffman to stock today is 11, American Can 98 5 Marry Douglas American Light and Power 6%, An- == = GU u" Pfltato VmE > v aconda 35%, Bethlehem Steel 60% — l [zeSlanl Calumet 10, Commonwealth and I | I I | l ‘ | Qct. 7.—In- it’s Sout Gene and Mrs. E. W. Hoffman of the Ha \ern 2, Curtiss Wright 4%, . JACKSON, ~Miss,, ; The Diana was the only boat 1 Motors 46%, International = : 3 stea “potatoes @ shes b ek selling at the Cold Storage Dock |Scid Of “Potatoes and Pohe er 88 = A potatoes and tomatoes now. Three .gement of their daughter Miss|york Central 25'%, Southern Pacific this morning. She sold 1,000 pounds |t o in the vieinity of Laurel of salmon and 90 barrels of fresh ley Hoffman to Mr. Albert ag1. United States Steel 71%, Pound - . ’ ’ ot i resh | pave exhibited there a patato vine ek of Douglas. $4.95%, Bremner bid 1 asked 3, Re- ow ,n e e ra ,on herring to the Alaska Coast Fish-|ynion is growing Irish potatoes at M Hoffman who has made her|puplic Steel 21%. LJ L} b 2 its roots and on its vines—toma- Coming into port at 9:00 o'clock last night, I. Goldstein’s big hali- Fid . ; Skeptics had to lull their doubts rrefis o b T k. apt. i Lucretia Vanderbilt buter, Sitka, Capt. William Doucett, | ;s yno jnnabitants of this region, stored her gear here, and took on - & who know their vegetables, declar- Face Powder o Joud of o e for 50000 pounds 1, K1OW, (helr vegetables, declar. Sk 4 of halibut from Area TII. e et A e and Lucretia Vanderbilt The Sitke lefl &b 1:00 o'clock Tro. | DLALIEE D B0 O what made the story hard to take in the morning for Seattle with|_. considerati Persume her cargo, on her last trip of the | VoS the consideration of the to- & i matoes. On an Irish potato vine ¥ 2 season. She will tie up at the " 98¢ V: ] g] A 98¢ Value! Salmon Bay Terminal and have a oy (Oma: o1l (R TN Soter Both for 49c general overhaul this winter. ‘green_ S .- e SAILING PUT OVER All I’opulur Shades KATZ TO FAIRBANKS | Sailing of the motorship Estebeth for Sitka and way ports has been Karl K. Katz, Alaska representa- delayed until Friday evening instead mnouncement was made today by Kennecott 42%, New home with her parents in Juneau thea! t year is a sister of Roy DOW, JOM Hc istant Chief of Police. The following are tos McKessons’ She is also the sister of Mrs. A. C. Jones averages: indust h - L e Before coming to Juneau, she at- - - - tended school in Seattle MRS. CLEGG HOME BOUND and Mr. Fleek is the son of Mr. Wil-| Mrs. C. H. Clegg, wife of Judge liam Fleek of Douglas and is em- Clegg of Fairbanks, is a passenger Men’s Talc ployed at th ko Juneau mine. on the Yukon enroute to her home. cKesson’s Shaving Cream and a Package of Five St. Regis Blades Both for 23¢ A 35c Value! 1 ne Better—McKesson’s 8 oz. Size—McKesson’s Operates with One Hand s o AL > % tive for the Northern Pacific Rail- of Wednesd: ing. dv. 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Sc Let Us Check It for Winter— PREVIEW ON FALL COIFFURES “Sophistication” is the name of this new coiffure with a neat neck- line which is shown at the National Hairdressers' Convention New Yeork this week. Hairdressers say that the page boy bob with its long curls on the nape of the neck is due for demise. | -