The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 20, 1938, Page 2

—e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1938. e e e S Clrks Collect Reinforcements, ~ Defeat Drivers | 0. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRI CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Wi Forecast for Junean and vicin Cloudy tonight and Sattrday, prob. winds. Weather forecast for Southeas! day, probably showers; moderate s fresh over Lynn Canal. eather Bureau) ity, beginning at 4 pm., May 2 ably ' showers; moderate souther t Alaska: Cloudy tonight and Satur- outherly winds, exéept moderate to 'KAT SIGNS NEW Dairy Products It Cost S40.71 PILOT TODAY; JOHN AMUNDSEN Campaign Urged To File Papers Fur_sfy Reward PORTLAND, Ore., May 20. — Dr, Rebert Prior of Seattle, coordinator of the United Da Associa~ Who Feeds Whom to Bel! .l-‘orrc-st of winds along the Coart of the Gulf ()I"v.‘\le:ska‘: Mmh-!:xm-‘ Blonde Aviator Flew for =oc, u,i;l' the \mu;‘n inual ‘ul)('(l’f; PUEBLO, Colo. May 20. — Two 4 4 | sasterly winds tonight and Saturday from Dixon Entrance to Cape . ng of the Oregon dairy council the| puqyie officers have decided they E .| ikl Plane Compantes industry must finance a national| ve bdén be ot fi Dettled by Monday Strug- | Hinchinbrook. A ; ; to ncrease| Might bave been better off finans | ? s educational campaign to Increase| ono’ it oo b gle on Neutral Diamond LOCAL DATA to Weswar SR oenstiptiod of dxiry Brodlifie 13 liy if they had not discovered R Time Baromeler Temp Humigity Wind Velocity ~ Weathes Johts AbattdiE sonbie Wastward B said the diiyiman’s dirnichlty theré was a lsm reward offered for ) | “We can clean those elérks' dany-| ! p-m. yesty 30.30 50 94 :: i: :::‘ ’; Alaska and Secattle afrplane pilot, Was underconsumption rather than | ,Irm ’r’ew\rll) w*x\‘ :;’fl‘m ¥ the . | ‘ime, but we haven't yet had quite |4 8'm. today 3019 49 fad 10 R 1Y d the flying personmiel of overproduction. Fyreddian goyertient BIE Eact Dun. nough practice to down them, phs | Noon today 30.19 52 & y e the Alatka Air Transport and wilil He estimated that the maximum iy, "o 0 g A" nMofse d]\povr\‘:“?;‘ 111 the top sgrtb;llersmmnmu v.hnt: RADIO REPORTS hare flying duties with Shefl' Sim- use of milk products would increase Gy .. (o 'N,r'mm plnvr-r:c Yo be hey can ring in on us.” So pro-| TODAY mons, it was announced today the number of cows 50 percent. made out before they paies S emsiong P .I > ! [ . " \ 300 ) ) «l- ’4, y")"' laimed the grocery delivery truck Max, temp. Lowest 4am. 4am. Precip. 4am Amusdeek ' hkhdsbme hlodds. of g - it § wusined rtrom Ye i o [ irivers yesterday, following their de-| Station Iast24hours | temp. temp. velocity 2ibrs. Weatht) | seundinavian stock, who gob in his 7 The bill for stenographic work 4 ‘.PHV[W;*(i:us('j:ay Tv;n;]r:j (a;r the Atka ... 44 { 38 38 4 1;1) Rain o1y fiying on Boeing Field in Seat.- vptay 3 was $49.71, leaving the officers 29 1ands of e m labe! “Grocery | An¢hotage 52 | 32 fle, came to Alaska two years ago. A o iv ] S g gt A \laska two years ag Dora and Mina Klanett under-| cents to divide. | I"T:}ih ARSI PR | Barrow 34 | 4 0 ('r( r.]n He flew 2 plane n ind joined m“"’ '“:\',‘Yll_ ”p:f,‘,,:m": ):, 4 ',’m‘,;n, - > ¥ i S s most exciting dress event! Every NEW e Trac vérs fielded ten' Nome 38 | 10 01 loudy’ 16 staff of the Anchorage Airways pir e i ey b Hoimits 3 G Summer's most ¢ | 1004 men and true for the epic 'Bethel 16 4 01 Cloudy .).: ‘“fr »’ m’] ”‘]’d ‘ln_[‘ Y8 g at the Government Hospital w_‘lluhu. URDAY NIGHT style! Every NEW color! Be smart—huy TWO e EUNCN G e R e 56 | 3 ot Clear |t pyie Ajrways out of i ke "Eoe eHaciEiaN for biformigchioe s II;.rlx‘:‘lA‘z)’:l-lxx;lxl Iresses at a price you'd ordinarily pay for one! iay; but, though the Clerks took the 'Dawson 2 0 01 PLCIY | peignting into the Chisana ' and .ot i i Doer ik ; Sy dresses at a price } : g . “"::‘"z“{‘x"":‘;“mt‘g:eO“IY "3“‘-’ St Pl:“ll-l h 28 | ’]“ :;‘] ‘R i Chicken Oreck country ¢34 i g NVl A6k e ¢ AT R N e players, were “the 'Duteh Harbor 8 2 o e For severi at Boeing Field, Shop carly for best choice! qngiest: of Fingera™ ' Dhafted 8 iodiar % | 19 0 Cloudy b i ; iRy b Hiy s | oitch fot the clérks again Was Leéon-| Cordovk s | 0o .6 Rail | \wiguington Alrcratt, one of fhe A[t He‘oe[b ird Holmquist, who avenged his dé- | Juneau 53 2 156 Rain | o4t airplane opérators on the A ; feat in' the opening game of the Sitka 52 0 Puget Sotund metropolis airport. P = Y dufeine furious series by holding the Driv- Ketehikan 66 50 4 0 Clear When the Atlin Lake country op- E— ors to a meagre efght runs; while ‘Prifice Rupert 68 16 4 0 Cloudy ens up to permit seaplanes Ln’]an(l o 3 His Clerk Support was compiling = Edmonifon 64 { 40 6 0 Clear 1 Lot iy g e 4 : | . Amundsen wil probably tdke over fotal of nine tallies off the deliveries | Seattle 8 | 52 4 4 Clear e Bulk of that business with AAT. if Art Burke and Elmer Benedict. | Portland 80 54 4 0 Clear i % " 2 - Aided by Lioyd Hildingers tré- San Prancisco . 62 53 8 0 loudy D i meéndous three-base knoek, the Néw York 62 | 56 12 01 Cloudy | Drivers piled up an' early lead, But Washington 64 62 4 41 Cloudy | | aw it fall away during the Ilater s ] ; : Wirttrigs iof° th severetihie contest, WEATHFR CONDITIONS AT 8 AM. TODAY : 1 ; before the orslaught of the Olerk Seattle (airport), c]ea‘r,. temperature, 62; Blaine, clear, 44; Vic- \ 3 Souters: toria, clear, 56; Alert Bay, clear, 53; Bull Harbor, clear, 44; Triple | bl 4 ¥ i With each team’ now having Grie | Island, clear; Langara Island, cloudy. 48; Prince Rupert, clear, 50; Ket- At o Smdetifig of fhe: 100G Yast| victory, and nothing yet settled, the | hikan, éloudy, 57; 'Craig, misting, 52; Wrangell, cloudy, 51; Peters- oyoning Bert Lybeck was diested| next of the bitter contests has been DUrs, misting, 51; Sitka,'foggy, 42; Soapstone Point, raining, 48; yinie Grand of the lodge. [ Y - § et Ténakee, cloudy, 60; Port Althorp, cloudy; Hoonah, partly cloudy; Hawk e athea e R " | | et for Monday évening, and will' be | T' Orp : Those elected to serve under Mr. i . played on & riéutfal diamond, the | Tilet, fogey, 48; Radioville, raining; Juneau, raining, 50; SKAEWY. pyyeck are CHff Tisdale, Vice| ! ! \ ? Douglas Bail ParK. | shéwers, 48; Oape Hinchinbrook, cloudy, 44; Cape St. Elias, cloudy, 42, i vy 7. Hagerup, Recorder| On the outcortie of Monday's duel | Cordove, cloudy, 44; Chiting, clear, 46; McCarthy, partly cloudy, 42; depends muel. For, the feudists| Anchorage, cloddy, 45; Fairbanks, clear, 46; Tanana, clear, 48; Ruby, have agréed that the game will be cléudy, 40; Nulato, cloudy, 42; Yakutat, misting, 48. followed by a gargantdan dinmer— | Juneau, May 21.—Sunrise, 3:23 am.; sunset, 8:31 p.m. and, that the losers shall pay. St. Paul Island. Precipitation has fallen over most of Alaska, while fair weather prevailed from Ketchikan southwarsgto California. It was cooler last night over the interior of Alaska. DOUGLAS | i ENGAGEMENT, DINNER PARTY George Stragier, Albert and Hylmar | WEATHER SYNOPSIS v SCORE BY INNINGS ‘ High barometric pressure prevailed this morning along the coast- foa o voom e -.,‘ o oy 2 Drivers 11121 2 0_g &l regions from the Prince William Sound region southward to Cali- [s) S fornia, the crest being 30.30 inches along the immediate west coa: 5 Clerks 2000322-9 - e of Southeast Alaska between Radioville and Dixon Entrance. Low pr 3 s sure prevailed over the Bering Sea region and the Aleutians, the low- ._‘._.__ - s i : P est reported pressure being 29.30 inchest a short distanee southwest of OF TABLE BEERS Secre and Trustee. and Carter, Charles W.| and MEAT DEPARTMENT — PHONE 478 “The QUALITY Will Be 'Romembered Long After the PRICE Is Forgotien!” 1 i across the letter as a reward for SRR . Yoot et SOSE S S L SR D6 SR~ T T 1 i M CAD USSR AR T LIt A0 21 1 8 i, / 'r/"is' ' | | her aceomplishment in music during Bls GEMENT L . 2 i \ A . *. & % : | her 4 years in school; and a 6” D for { o i J \g\ SEYS ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER'S|pusketball to the following boys:| RED SHIELD ! Fres" Fmts { B. M. BEHRENDS CO., Inc. “Juneau’s Leading Department Store” GRAYBAR ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES Home sewing comes back during these hard times. Let GFAYBAR help with this chore. & INVESTIGATE THESE FEATURES ! Full Size Rotary Head. } Powerful Built-in Motor. Convenient Built-in Light. Attractive Cabinets. Year-round Service. Easy Payment Plan. CONTRACT IS Savikko, Gorden and Douglas Sav-| Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sey were hosts jkko, Bobby Fleek, Dan Krsul and| 2 at a dinner parfy at their home last Glen Kronquist, the latter’s letter| evening complimentary to their|with an M indicating his manager- | daughter Alice Gordon, whose en-|ship this year. 1 gagement to marry Arthur B. Mc-| Miss Maker awarded 4 D§ to Ja- Bride was anmounced, thus Oceas- cynth Sey, Helen Bdwirds, Giace| ANCHORAGE, Alaska, May 20— ioning the affair. Covers were laid pusich and Virginia Langséth for The Anchorage Lumber and Con- for eleven. An evening of pinochle their proficiéncy in physical edu- Struction Company has received a followed the dinner, cation | contract from the MacDonald Con- | The bride-to-be, born in Douglas ! struction Company for 30,000 sacks |and graduated from the local lof cement to be used in construct- schools, is a popular member of the ling the hospital -and school here. | younger set. Mr. McBride is the son Ray L. Larson, President of the lof Mr. and Mrs, A. W. McBride of {local company, said Diamond Ce- |La Habra, Cal. He has been here Iment, raw products of which are since last September. mined in Alaska, will be used, mak- Mule Colt “Jack” l . h | The wedding is scheduled to take s Bm; Fa" a"ks ing the contract nearly 100 percent | place in the Fall. |an Alaska project. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ju;kw (Pairbanks News-Miner) giglg.n:sors‘:;:i‘ Ifi::on“cter:;:‘l}s (:vr:\trra:‘,‘v; Langseth and daughters, Virginia g4 pacn'g bappened in years in . oe Ala~k; ges! S _‘md Dorothy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack hi camp, so Paul J. Rickert, Fair- com “' S | Westfall, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Sey and| panks farmer, is justified in being | daughters Alice and Jacynth and| gurprised at the arrival of a mule Arthur McBride. IMPROVING PROPERTIES James Baroumes has a re-paint- ing profect under way at his apart- | ment residence on St. Ann's Aven- |ue, which will add improvement to éolt. His 1100-pound black mare, ‘Babe,” is the proud mother. Jet black, long eared and funny looking, the 100-pound colt is named “Jack.” A Surprise Number His mother, in foal, was shipped ‘that section of the town. Mike Reiser north last fall. Mr. Rickert antici- | has renovated and redecorated one pated a blessed event, but he didn't |of his cottages on E Street prepar- expect a mule. The foal arrived |atory to the oceupancy of a young!' | Couple who are to be wedded on the |25th. PSS O MRS. KIRBY TO RETURN Mrs. Wm. P. Kirby plans to leave | { | 'on the Yukon, sailing June 7, to re- former home. | Helen Edwards and Jacynth Seéy have been secured by Mrs. Kirby's| |son Frank Pettygrove to work in |“Frank's Osbin” when his mother — e Tuesday. “Jack” and his mama “Babe” are getting a lof of attention at the Rickert bafn at the south end of Cushman Street. Réré Nowadays In ‘the éarly days horses and mining camps, but since the advent of the tractor, truck and airplane, the animals have become scarce. Credit for the importation of latge numbers of mules and horses in the early ddys bélongs to the U. BOOKWALTER IN Pilot Verne Bookwalter flew down !from Skagway today with no pas- sengers, and picked up Bureau of Aeronautics Inspector Hugh Brews- (tet for the Lynn Canal city. DR. J. W. EDMUNDS Optometrist of Alaska and Seattie Is NOW ‘HERE ’ At the HOTEL JUNEAU Vntil MAY 22, inclusive; examining your Eyeés for Glasses Dr. Edmunds need$ no introduc- tion to Juneau citizens as this is his elevenfh anmual f#ip throughout Alaska where thousands of citizens |turn to her home at Seldovia after mules weéré commonly used for testify to his highly scientific work, a little over a year’s visit here, hér packing and freighting in northern backed by five diplomas from rec- ognized Eye Colleges, besides being 1 Post - Graduate. Crossed - Eyes frequently straightened with glasses| only. We welcome difficult cases. School Children’s Eyes need very | careful attention and should be ex- amined once each year; glasses fit- | BUTTER — 2 1bs. § 3¢\ & Vegetables BEST FOODS SUCAR Mayollllaise IN CLOTH BAG | qmsscE lolbs. 3 ALBER’S Corn Flakes Large Package 10° ! ,,,--.,m---,,,,,,-,-_s HEART OF FLORIDA DRIED 2-Pound Packages Gl'apefmit 2 Pkg‘s' 351! 3 tins 50° FRESH DAILY The Finest in Town ® Asparagu FRESH | E i 2 Ibs. 25¢ [ J lNew Potatoes { ! FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR Ib. sack $215 B e S 6 Ibs. zsc LOCAL EGGS acdom ( CHOICE FRESH MEATS CUT TO ORDER i oo Léin Pork Roast A 9c HAMBURGER PORK ROAST Pound Lamb Shoulder VEAL ROAST z Sc LINK SAUSAGE PICNIC HAMS ' . RC LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE 1 ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. JUNEAU—ALASKA—DOUGLAS CHICKE N S—Fryers, Stewers S. Geological Survey. The govern- ment men. used thé animals on sur- STUDENTS REWARDED FOR ted if necessary. It is a gross error to suppose thmi The awards for student honors won by their interest in the extra-| JUNEAW LADIES' AUXILIARY curticular activities this year were To hold public éard party this eve- TERM’'S EXTRA ACTIVITIES vey trips, then sold them to packers et | freighters. hildren h: fect eyes at birth. | i el — e :lnn;egn;;rvteczxei;dign ei:: ?uzml':!ed FRESH'KILLED CH!CKENS LS FROM OUR OWN RANCH P S e e e s A e ; in health and handicapped by eye-| strain or poor vision. | Permanent Offices at 1431 Fourth AT THE MODERN - Frenchmen Duel made at the Douglas High School| ning, 8 o'clock, Union Hall. Pinochle, ‘Wednesday afterhoom whist, refreshmenits and prizes. Supt. Martin Peterson presemed' A S Helen Edwards a letter with a Lyre' Try an Empire ad. PURE FOODS STORE Saturday and Monday Specials Ave., Seattle, where my two quali-| y Bk £ gap * y ' 3 fied and able assistants are con-| . o Bl r e stantly in attendance. adv. | both men overslept and they fought| in the noonday sun today. A physician said Bourdet's wound ; vas not serious. The men fougnt iy s |n Namma sun with epces, which are long pointea POLLY AND HER PALS g blades that have no cutting edges. | = — e i 4 The principals left the field un- SAY, THEY'S ) . BUT THIS FELLER'S THAT'S DIFFERENT. reconciled. It was Bourdet's first g MMAR EXPERT | ) YOU MAY LET HIM e 2 T g ~ Rffair of Honor = . R TR Ve : . { Bernstein charged that Bourdet Playwright Bernsten . Wounds Eduoard Bour- det in Right Arm ' PARIS, May 20.—Edouard Bour- ‘det, Director of “La Comedie Fran- ¢alse,” was wounded in the right today while dueling with Henry efnstein, veteran playwright and " “The occasion for the ducl was “an of honor,” the men said. Tt Is 7, 1638 adv. they failed to settle a - s a and the duel was to be Lode and placer location notices| i 13 the morning sunrise—bution sale at The Empire Office. i failed to rehearse his (Bernstein’s) current play properly and has with- | drawn that work from its establish- ed repertoiry in the state owned Comedie Francaise Bourdet then wrote Bernstein: “You acted without scruples, with- out honor, and without loyalty.” - - NOTICE The Pacific Coast Coal Co. bunk- ers will close rioon on Saturdays dur- | ing- summer months. Effective May