The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 15, 1937, Page 2

The Gift for HIM alone . . . A New, Personalized Gift Service! icummN INGMAN, SAN Ad HELEN SERRELL JWED IN SEATTLE Former Juneau Student Is| Now Making Home | Hu U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU % THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Dec. 15: Rain or snow tonight and Thursday; moderate to fresh southeast winds. | Weather forecast for Southeast Alaska: Rain southern portion, « rain or snow northern portion tonight and Thursday; moderate to fresh southeast winds except fresh to stronk over Dixon Entrance, i Clarence Strait and Chatham Strait, ¥ Forecast of winds along the Coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Fresh to strong southeast winds. 4 LOCAL DATA | First, it offers you a special selection of men’s fashions ’ in South Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity ~Weathet i W ¢ 1 9 : | |4 pm. yes 2953 35 97 SE 1 Cloudy created . by Wilson Brothers’ stylists. Not the usual i 4 a.m. today 2043 38 83 s 8 1t. Rain Pl & 5 2 | Well known in Juneau where he Noon today 290.42 34 97 Y “Christmas Styles” but the last word in what men of {was the class of 1933 valedictorian | | 0 i 5 § " LLR.&8 3 sk i 3 g : . 4 |from trg high school, Gordon Ing-| | BADIO REPORTS 9 discriminating taste choose for their personal wear. Second, iman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar | [ TODAY ! o 5 3 |Ingman, was married last month in Max. temp. Lowest 4am. 4am. Precip, 4am. many of these gifts are arranged in attractive blends: |~na(t|p to Miss Helen Virginia Ser- | ‘Mim“"“ Iast 24 hours temp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather & 3 mwod | | a 34 1, Two or more articles are ensembled by. a harmony of pat- .g;llggfigg‘;re‘l)]f e | Anchorage 30 | fg f _8 g ik tern, weave or color that makes them doubly appreciated. | The wedding ceremony was per- ‘fi‘:,”,’,fi“ ) | B e i g peer 0 X s formed at the home of the bride’s! | Bethel 14 6 6 18 0 Clear « Next, each gift comes hand- parents on November 5 for which i o 4 7 0 12 0 ' Cloudy 2 event Mrs. Ingman traveled to Se- | g % b 8 o i Oliny ( somely boxed, ready at once jattle, returning here on tne Yukon.| IS)[““:::] -;; | -lzt(z') -14 10 Pt. Cldy 1 for i ” B TRy | Gordon was graduated from the| st X | 22 18 02 Pt.Cldy i for ribbon and tag. Finally, \uivepaliy of Weahington JAaE snrizis ‘I;\{::‘}:k Harbor g; 1 30 30 8 08 Snow \ a thoughtful personal ,'in the department of civil enginee | coriiova n | 34 34 4 56 Cloudy K81 ; ing and is now employed in the en- | 55 | e 54 24 4 Cloudy ¢ touch — HIS initial as a i gineering department of the Pa- Su;lke‘au . 40 [ 33 38 8 33 Lt.Rain i Lt } { cific Telephone and Telegraph Com- Retonnda” S e L ! . Christmas seal on the pany in Seattle. He was promine Pri l‘i at 58 | 40 40 4 70 Cloudy package, as |in college activities at the Unive 'Ed;&f;m:l‘fl ;g | g8 0 1 66 Cloudy 4 sity, a member of Beta Kappa fra Seattle 54 | = 16 6 0 Clear bright as the ternity, Scabbard and Blade mili- UP THE SKY CAME THE NORTH STAR Portland 52 | by % r £ Cloudy L 3 tary honor society. and a represen- | ot R gt Ban Prancisco 66 | :i ;i : ‘lg Pé.lcl:y winkle i ineeri S e & oul G o s e oo | The story so far: A sailor doll, | ymali son in the pocket of my coat,|New York 34 | 24 2 12 o atiny Santa’s eye. Mefropolitan Business College in Se-| 1o, 8" sttempling fo_rescde | pii return him gafely.” Washington 30 | 22 26 4 T Cloudy * g e Helga, one of Santa’s dolls, from That's what the mother squirrel! agte. a white fox is held in a squir- | qiq You should have seen how| WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A.M. TODAY Mrs. Gunnar Ingman, during her{ p. vijlage because the squirrels Iun}\x the l}ttle thllow lo()iced i Seattle (airport), raining, temperature 46; Blaine, raining, 42; Vic- stay in the south for the past month,| ot hiSheln for a son that was | fe st of the sallors ‘)ock(’lp toria, raining, 46; Alert Bay, showers, 38; Bull Harbor, showers, 45; Tri- Y ‘visited in Seattle with ner sister, bfosciry iy | o ‘ 5 S F i Iple Island, raining; Langara Island, showers, 36; Prince Rupert, show- Mrs, Bert Birkland. o i S ) Nerth Wind, North Star €S, 39; Ketchikan, raining, 42; Craig, showers, 38; Wrangell, cloudy, e | CHAPTER FIFTEEN “And now, goodby for a while, '139; Petersburg, cloudy, 37; Sitka, raining, 35; Radioville, showers, 33; « All [ " Odknicn ‘sald the sailor. He bowed very low Hoonah, raining; Soapstone Point, raining, 37; Juneau, raining and EX-M[‘S AStOl‘ Here ; § ‘ !lo the squirrel village. Then he \nn\ung 34; Skagway, foggy, 29; Cape Hinchinbrook, raining, 39;'St. Handsomely . / this time it is easy to see that/boarded his boat, set the sails and #ijas, cloudy; 40; Cordova, sprinkling, 38; Chitina, clear, -10; McCar- >lho sailor had some problems on|shoved 6ff to search for Helga. The|thy, partly cloudy, -2; Anchorage, partly cloudy; Fairbanks, partly Boxed, {his hands. North Wind came along and gave dnudv -4; Nenana, partly cloudy, 4; Hot Springs, partly cloud\; 8; Tan- « . He was supposed to be hunhn,nlmn a good puff. ‘ana partly cloudy, 4; Ruby, cloudy; Nulato, cloudy, 12; Flat, cloudy, 11 in the for Helga who had been stolen by| “Say, old fellow.,” shouted thf‘i Juneau, Dec. 16. — Sunrise, 8:43 a.m.; sunset, 3:07 p.m. G L sonaliz ithe white fox. He had angered an|sailor. “I don’t know where to look 4 Personalized ™ learthworm and the Woods Fairy|for that white fox. You're blow- WEATHER SYNOPSIS “ Gift Package, With. HIS Famous Shirts—————Fine'Neckfiés Handsome Hose he magic acorn. He had wanted the a | the squirrel that had 7 to help ollen to|in Tie-'Kerchief Sets by playing a trick on them to get|ing me west. going east.” The North his tracks. INITIAL— 3 H iti i the size of an elephant. Then what | said as adv Pure IrlSh Llnen Inlualed HanqkerChleis happened? The squirrel shrunk to|promised to be 13 adver Rugby Gloves (Goatskin-Pigskin)--Hose the size of a house-fly him." is i = ts H £ “Well, well, a pretty kettle of| So the North Heed in cmd Tle Se NObelt Shorts Qnd Rmm B fish, pth‘xt::(m Ih‘v .\m(lr\r. He left the howled, and up quirrel village and walked over to North Star like ESQUIRE — B. M. Behrends Co., Inc: STREAMLINING FOR FUNERALS NOT TOLERATED his boat to run up the sails. course, all the while he did watched the squirrels to see if they { would stop him, as they had before. e light. dova to upper southeast Alaska and colder over other parts. “Yes, I heard,” the star panted. “I'm .‘I_:)l“: l'ifih‘f'fl‘l\‘ YO\I 5(2\5 here, NOTICE LOCAL 203 Robert Treat, Colonial Governor and Tl be back as soon as T get pynera] services will be held for|of Connecticut, joined a group thaf Maybe I should be' Wind stopped dead “Let me see. The North Star With little change in pressure d stribution the barometer was still |low over the Bering Sea, the nort: Pacific Ocean and all Alaska ex- cept the extreme northern portion with a central pressure of 28.80 w inches at latitude 55 degrees north and longitude 158 degrees west. Moderately high pressure was centered north of Barrow and over Hud- \ “That’s right,” he a guide. I'll call Son's Bay. This pressure distribution has given rise to light snow at ; Dawson and Mayo and over the Aleutian Islands, and light to moderate }4‘ Wind puffed and rain from Kodiak Island along the coast to Oregon and generally fair the sky came the Weather over the rest of the field of observation. In Alaska the tem- : a ribbon of blue- Peratures this morning were warmer over the Interior and from Cor- || They followed him to his boat,|some clue” He whizzed off toward ja¢e Brother John Runquist at|founded Newark, N. J. after disa- but they only watched him si-;the horizon. Charles W. Carter mortuary 2 p.m.|greeing over the union of the New i }L;‘” The' old gentleman squirre}| R G S Thursday, Dec. 16. All members Haven and Connecticut River set- Juneau's Leading Department Store f DA e e TR SiHua g 5 = help it that our boy grew too ‘ | small. Don't be afraid of us any- | The number of Arlington funerals |called for by regilations is quite! “Thank you,” said the sailor, still| is increasing steadily in late vears s spectacle. Families of high rank- ! thinking he’d better not talk too as Spanish veterans move into ing officers often ask ‘that'most of ‘nm(h ; the 60's and beyond and World War |, s by Sitansia with. Hik _ Better Than a Key veterans reach the upper age hrack- | Eh¢ MArching be dispens! 4 “What’s more,” said the mother P |if Lllmy sa‘z the word they get meI squirrel. “If you won’t be gone too Most of the funerals, of ,Cmm\,o'-“]2;)16(‘;\(10:5:, o et ; flone. take aur son alonz. He's 5o are for ex-soldiers who served as 2 i han' ittle now he won’t see much of privates in the various wars, Each |Pecause they ate a hardler lot thAR, 14y Ribblesdale, of London, for-|the world unless he travels with bete @ squad of soldiers, a non-,Drivates bub because there are noti mer wife of the late John Jacob|someone Gommissioned officer and a bugler |50 MADY of thém. "Thus the Iuneral; Astor and mother of Vincent Astor.| '“That's very nice of you” said |business goes along in Arlington| is pictured above on her arrival in|the sailor. “But I must consult my l I F E Tl M E Soldiers Must Lose Drills to Pay Last Respects to Warriors (Continued from Page One) it. Ater all, a fungral is a funeral, said he, and if it musses up the army schedule a bit to pay proper observance, well, let it muss it up. None of this efficiency streamlin- ing of funerals. The Family Gift SANTA CLAUS prefers to leave a worthwhile gift. A General Electric Cleaner will fill the bill now and for years to come. It gets them all SOLD ON EASY PAYMI ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. -JUNEAU—-DOUGLAS i — and. leaves your room clean and fresh as new. Dust . . Litter . . Grit.. . they're all the I I : 1 E d ‘ same to the New General Electric . .. ral . s : n as funeral detail Mew Vark from England for a visit. | co5 o) {with so little ostentation that the e So he pulled the shell GENERALS' SERVICES LARGER |PUSY. capital scarcely. knows ahO,uL U adas e {from his pocket, and listcred. This Hit. | MOOSE ATTEND is what it said: { The regimental band may be call-| Not nearly all soldiers who die| ) ompers of the Moose Lodge| What's better than a key in af ed out for an officer and he always (are buried at Arlington, of course.{, .. ;eqiested to be present tomor- |10CK When the door is shut? | gets a bi detail of men to march|Yet the number of funerals has| .o ot" carter's mortuary at 1:45| The sailor puzzled and then behind the casket. Army regula-|doubled in five years. pm. to attend the funeral for|thought, “Of course, this little fel- tions specify just how many foot| The cemetery itself is spreading Broiher John Runquist. low can crawl in and out of places soldiers, bands, troops of cfi.\vall-l-_;olxt quite fast, but there is much ED RODENBERG, JR. I'd never get through. He may be and batteries of ar ry will take space left. The pla_ce has served the ady. 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