The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1937, Page 8

o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRlDAY DEC. 24 1937. oo — B enesesne=] WEATHER BURI'AU U. 8. I“V‘-\RT'\/[FNT OF AGRICUUTURE, i . C// sopry N0 11 0 A Series Showing Man's & riendliness To Man....Preseuted In A Spirit i %fi%fifim&&fi%@%&&%fiw ? WM I%é»y ; Of Friendliness...By SCHENLEY"S “RED LABEL"...The Friendlier Tasting Whiskey. [’lf lrf E /1 F’IER TUUCALTILE R 53 4 S —— N » e 000 ! ¥orecast for Juncau and vicinily, beginning at 4 pm. Dec. 24: 11’8 A LICK m (e] Iy fair tonight and Saturday; fresh to strong northeast and IN rIis 5 ITs ther forecast for Southeast Alaska: Generally fair tonight and caturday; fresh to strong northeast and east winds except strong over SCHENLEY'S Dixon Entrance, Clarence Straif, Chatham Strait and Lynn Canal Forecast of winds along the Coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Fresh to “ »” strong easterly winds from Dixon Entrance to Cape Hinchinbrook. | : RED LABEL g 1 E Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weathe: | g Schenley is the only American dige {4 pm. vesty 3021 23 41 NW 10 Clear | E 4 am. today 30.14 19 40 NW 2 Clear | % tiller to “meld” its choicest stocks Noon today 3013 18 31 NE 20 Clear | H RADIO REPORTS £ under simultaneous HEAT...PRES- | TODAY | g Max. temp. Lowest 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am. | 3 P L) Station last 24 hours | temp. tem velocity 24 hts. Weathel SURE...and AGITATION. That’s Wika 42 40 42 24 05 Rain ¢ S ki 4 Anchorage 8 -4 = 5 0 i why SCHENLEY'S "REDLABEL"is |0 0 2 -2 2 10 0 Cloudy . . Nome 18 8 12 4 0 Clear super-smooth; friendlier to the taste. | pegnel 16 5 8 12 0 Clear Fairbanks 14 -4 4 B Clear L WS -26 0 Clear § m |||lIIllIII|lIlI||I|lIIllII||II“Il|||I|||I“llI|II||II|lIlllllllll“lll“l“llll 1l | Dawson 3): 'H; t)[’_)) g C]n:dv Loy HOST Paul 38 E 2 Z > y hands and AFRIENDLY TOAST BY THE Sientey tch Harbor .. 40 VTR An Eslémo host licks & \:.',":,;fl“ s L 5 | Kodiak 2 34 4 0 Cloudy face to show frienCneR st when serving 'Il‘hen s E_p ” | Cordova 36 26 0 0 Clear exhibits his friendlines: ey S ; + : . e 3 NLEY'S friendlier-tasting ook s Tlow: uneau Sy LABEL" or "BLACK LABEL'. Of SCHENLEY’S “RED LABEL" o me s L * ¢ ‘ |||||l||l|||||Il|II|IlI|||I|||||I|I||I|III|II||I|Illlllllllllll""lI|||Il|| So fi“ [he cup, g i Ketchikan 2 4 0 Clear » S o t ¢ < MRS, HELMI A. BACH CHENLEY'S SCHENLEY'S F jolly good fellow. | Seattle 38 38 22 Rain . ° BLACK LABEL™... “RED LABEL"... or “fal | Portland 42 36 12 Rain richer whiskey, superb flavor. 1 lighter, milder whiskey. 1 1 Francisco 54 44 4 Clear os Do las Available in quarts and pints. Available in quarts and pints. ew York 44 32 8 Cloudy | Washington 48 32 12 0 Cloudy it f th chenle q b H WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 A.M. TODAY as writer o e pl‘ E Seattle (airport), partly cloudy, temperature 37; Blaine, snowing ; . Victoria, raining, 32; Alert Bay, snowing, 22; Bull Harbor, cloudy, GRAND PRIZE LE'I"I'ER £ ; Triple Island, clear, 22; Langara Island, partly cloudy. Prince el R B o S AR submitted in our CHRIST- !stone Point, clear, 25; Hoonah, clear; Hawk Inlet, clear; Juneau, cl MAS CASH PRIZE CON- clear, 15; Cape Hinchinbrook, clear, 31; St. Elias, clear, _(: 4//(//9/////,'( a, clear, 22; Chitina, clear, -14; McCarthy, clear, -24; An- TEST for the best letter of R TG ote e chorage, clear, - Puirbanis, clear, -15; Hot Springs, dlear, -3; Tan- 150 words or less—setting P 3 u ana, clear, -14; Rul clear, -6; Nulato, clear, -12; Kaltag, foggy, -15: : oty BT, P Conc e P SCHENY The ONLY Melded Whiskey |Uninkiel, ciear. -12; Flai, cloudy. 7 forth a concise opinion of BRI % setenl i el R e : : > Y | Juneau, Dec Sunrise, 8:49 a.m.; sunset, 3:11 p.m. Dec. 26. — the present moral let- spirtt distilled from American grains, 35% straight whiskey 23§ years 1,-.1 5% salghs whiskey S years ol 10T Rehrebimey & seom o Hak RO e Bl | Suntias Bed0ia . et 3120 SURo. A THSITIRS (0:00 g, Bunl- down in COMMUNITY |set, 3:13 pm WEATHER SYNOPSIS A ridge of high barometric pressure extends this morning from the Arctic Ocean south over most of Alaska to the Hawaiian Islands with one central pressure of 30.76 inches at Barrow and another of 30.42 CREDIT. Our Voucher for $20.00 JAKEWAY DISTRIBUTING CO., Inc.—Alaska Distributors the Territory where residents of a known Alaska an; and third Noonan receives $10 in cash, while bzt ; b ST S J : REEK commiunity have built their own prize to H. A. Bauer, const M+ Biiler. 15 the | wintisr ath 5. Doncasylatinids 44 deexess nurth; Rl Joo@idlne AOC ARERRE NS L o B . : building engineer to the Alaska Planning for his third prize entry. ;“mfm( lé‘ = h;“ O‘LFr ghe “F:'S‘em e (Lhe Aleutian Tplands, gvir. the 1s bemng malled tOdGY' Wlth : ! agks < Pla ; S acific Coast from Prince Rupert to California and over central Can- : Mt SARI0 D ey CRetE . T D LD Letters were submitted in the cOn- ;44 yght snow fell over the lower MacKenzie River, and from Hud- our congraulations, to the school, is himself a resident of qpe five other prizes, of $3 each, test from all parts of the Territory, cong pay southwest to Edmonton, light rain over the Aleutians Is- the Island, being a graduate of 4, awarded by the judges to: L. With many responses from towns jungg and from Puget Sound to Orezon and generally fair weather pre- Mr B h Douglas High and having attended )i of Juneau; Mrs. Chet Ellis, aT0und Juneau. Mr. Waynor eX- yajleq over the rest of the field of observation. With the exception S. bac the University of Alaska. A high| ey neay: Loretta Mary Herron, Presses his gratification for the ii- o¢ the western portion, temperatures over Alaska were colder this compliment was paid by the Com- ¢ juneay; Rosalia Lundell, of terest shown in his contest. morning ; ; e : missioner to those entering the & Smith - — - : Douglas; and Mrs. L. R. Smith, of - —— ; o teaching profession from Douglas. |y onens apeny of the contestants . : ; Vouchers to other prize winners, R d ~ . We have never had a failure g, - v‘:nb Srameded e A years in Juneau and was prominent ' l t d b esidents of Community 0. those entering teaching work u-un: 56 et for his activity in the Royal Arch as selectea by ~ i ’ tomatically disqualified themselves, 3 Btitar e 2 X 4 Wah "Re Teacher has made go their entries to 150 words or less as y Molay, of which group he was the| The Junior. Chamiber of Com- T. A. Moraga o e achar e itied by the rules of the con- I l"g c 83 s s merce lads recently carried on a Harley T el ey 3 Sy V. Q | “canned goods drive” for needy fam- arley Turner test \ The new school at Fish Creek at MRS. BACH WINS ilies by high-pressuring contribu- d the north end of Douglas Island will cpen January 3 with A. M. Wahto of Douglas in charge as teacher, it was announced today by A. E. Karnes Commissioner of Education. Mr. Wahto arrived here the first of the week from Kasaan where he has been teaching. The Kasaan school has been closed due to lack of pupils. Construction of a new school building at Fish Creek is a fine achievement for that community, the Commissioner said. The resi- dents furnished the logs and did all the work, the Board of Education furnishing such other material as was necessary. Some eight or ten children will be enrolled in the new school, one of the few instances in P EE R RS h APITAL CAFE TILL 2:30 A.M. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT LETTER WRITING CONTEST PRIZE Response to the Christmas cash letter-writing contest recently con- ducted for Alaskans by the Alaska Credit Bureau, and announced sev- eral weeks ago through display ad- vertising in the Daily Alaska Em- pire, reached such proportions that the judges were delayed until to- day in announcing their decision. Winners of the contest, as an- nounced by the Judges: H. S. raves, Harley J. Turner, and T. A. Morgan, are First prize to Mrs Helmi A. Bach of Douglas; second prize to Dan A. Noonan, widely . HOLIDAY SPECIAL MUSIC 3-PIECE BA RUTH WOOD at th MARVIN on the JOHNNY on the e I S O S T S L S ND e PIANO BA SA DR The entries of all three main prize winners expressed concise and orig- inal answers to the three questions et forth concerning the present Moral Letdown in Community Credit,” the judges announced Mrs. Bach's grand prize let for which she will receive $20 in cash from Charles Waynor, manager of the Alaska Credit Bureau, ap- proached the problem from a serious point of view, and expressed her op- inion in plain and trse language, yet diplomatically, the judges stated Mrs. Bach is a long-time resident of tineau Channel, and her many friends are congratulating her on her winning For his second pl'i”(‘ letter, Mr. MERRY CHRISTMAS CHARLIE MILLER Position at A, J. Wellknown Juneau Man to ASSumC‘ Empl()ym(‘nl Desk Job According to a report to The Empire today, Robert Cowling, well known young Juneau man, has been appointed to Hector McLean’s position as Employment Manager at the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company’s office. McLean, is resigning the first of the year to take over a recently acquired insurance business. Co“ling has ]ned for scver'\l EARTHQUAKE mograph at F NEW YORK, Dec. 2 4—The seis- ham University re- corded a shock at 10:29 o'clock last night, estimated to be 3,570 miles from New York in “possibly Chile or Alaska.” tions from students in every grade at school. The result was that the children did as their mothers requested and “took a can from the cupboard”, and when the boys made up their packages, there was one astounding thing. 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You Are Invited to Inspect This New Equipment JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE 122 Second St.—Next to San Francisco Bakery All Work Fully Guaranteed 60 Days PHONE US TODAY——206 for the remainder of the $50.00 in Cash Awards are likewise in the mails. Second Prize ‘Won by Dan A. Noonan Third Prize Awarded to H. A.Bauer Five Prizes of $3.00 Each L. Olson—Mrs. L. R. Smith Loretta Mary Herron Mrs. Chet Ellis—Rosalia Lundell We Wish Everyone A Merry Christmas! and to those contestants who failed to win — as well as all ol yen—— A Fortunate 1938 ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU | | CHARLES WAYNOR, Mgr. First National Bank Building Juneau PHONE 28 $10.00 $5.00 l | | . A '!‘ - on 5 by % PRCY ne nils o