The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 22, 1938, Page 2

;"‘:v§V$~{,‘211\ s 13 & 2 'IHL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 22, 1938 Brit. Bomber | Crashes;-Six - | Fliers Dead Bodies Taken from Wreck- | FHES YEAR GIVE HIM A MICHAELS i 1 President ' Snyder Guilty BULLETIN — Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 22—Martin Snyder | has been convicted of attempt- | ing to murder Myrl Alderman, now husband and former ac- companist of Ruth Etting, sing- er. Snyder is Ruth Efting’s for- méf ' husband. The jury acquitted Snyder of attempting o slay Ruth Etting WASHINGTON, Dec. 22 | crat from Texas has (hallenged Stat- | ing that he feared underhanded op- | position, Representative Dies, Demo- challenged | President Roosevelt and the House | Leadership and demanded that they ’(hlldren Pickes Are Withdrawn;Loading Scrap lron Goes On U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinily, beginning at 3:30 p.m., Dec. 22: Snow tonight and Friday; modera ecasterly winds. Weather forecast for Southeast Alaska: Rain over western and southern portions, snow over norineast portion tonight and Friday; moderate easterly winds, except moderate to fresh northerly winds over FRANCISCO, Dec. 22. — Japan clat- SAN Scrap iron bound for tered into the hold of the Greek| Lynn Canal. ships Spyros here today as long- i"orecast of winds along the Coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Moderate shoremen resum~d loading follow-| to fresh southeast winds tonight and Friday from Dixon Entrance ing withdrawal of thousands of| to Cape Decision and easterly winds from Cape Ommaney to Cape | ] | or Edith Snyder, his daughter |58y Whether they are for or against|Chinese and their anti-Japan sym-| Hinchinbrook. age No EXD'aflafIOH | e prolonging the life of his committee | pathizers who have picketed the | - f f | S5 T pomsesion of & phtol | B ian Aetiviely ] for the last five d LOCAL DATA | S which 5 h i on un-. rica; tivities. vessel for the last five days. | 7 ;s A B o dini or A(['denf ;‘h:fl;c numerals had been On'ihe obening day of Cdhkress;| Chinese: sodletics bl ‘ot theft | y ;)lmc B Bnrzx;)n;«‘lcr ’l;;:mp. Humidity wqmd v-.lorfint_vu Sw(:a;lher % ) - F | Dies said he will introduce a resolu- pickets after announcing a nation| 3-50 P-m. vesty : 91 X ¢ R. DBVERCOAT 1ovvon, Dec. 22—The Britisn] The jury disagreed on the | 2 GCRIHG 16F Fond Nodtbrtend: (ot it would Bs sbausted | 390 am. todhy SLis0mE S 92 w 4 Lt.Snow i A ;| charge that Snyder kidnaped | g wide campaig e conducted | ; P 29.69 y Air Ministry announces that bodies | Ald last October 15. | ed authorization for the investiga- scrap” iron embargo against Noon today . 33 91 w 4 Lt. Snow or SUIT of six airmen have been found in| ¢ ".'“1“‘_;"“ OUENE A tion. He said if the administration | j, They e “ithanked. £ [ RADIOREFERES wreckage of a Royal bomber uhxch\ ¥ oppoged the work he would take the )ongshoremen for holding up load- 7 3 crashed after taking off December | lissue to the country. {ng Sduting the, ploketing TODAY —there's 10 f‘l‘”m Habbaniya i Tlm DE GOODS' ——-— # Max. tempt. Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. 4am. nothing he'll AR TS Ty 0 TR T, fr e trek to Haw.| Station last2¢hours | o temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weathe: appreciate as There is no”ihnfediate explana- | Humav IRADE GOOD FORE(AST ail, the West Indies and Alaska than | Atka 3: °2 % 12 49 C"l’{_‘i much. tion of the aceident:s ever before and fewer to Europe—| Anchorage 55 -2 4 0 o i _M | F NEX'I' YEAR. mebody will discover that spinach | BAITow ¢ B -14 4 0 5 ol e g |is really harmful to children after| Nome 4 | 2 b ] g o L AND CUBAST m all~The prize novel of the year witl| Bethel -4 R T o Clea K1 Hoi | R Ly MAY (oME TRUE be written by an ex-concert pian-| Fairbanks 6 0 0 6 i I SOy, R 4 Slx” "underd Thou san d ist, and it will concern a murder in| Dawson -2 -8 % 8 0 Cloudy too, he's look- (AMPM;M iy | A Refurn 1o Job ! ke B Sl g | st. Paul 32 28 38 30 11 LtSnow ing for one of 4} oot 1] Mrs urn fo Jo | 3 | Dutch Harbor 34 28 30 4 12 Pt.Cldy { T those | 3 Some Predl("ons May Be : | Kodia 32 28 28 4 22 Cloudy | A"er Z_Day S"'ke The oft-predicted tidal-wave will| Cordova 32 20 22 4 0 Clear < | JOkeS, Some May Nof Be |not sweep Mannattan into the sea| Juneau b 32 3 A 16 B personallzed Y Yo b RS % Ben . Hun- | during 1939—We will have plenty| Sitka 41 | 35 e . 50 HAVANA, Deéc. 22—A tuberculosis | ec. - Dam F'Jnn B' That |of opportunity to see whether the getohikan & 38 @ P T8 e Bain »d- Ketchil B stamp sale campaign is under way | dreds of tons of Christmas fooc [Monroe Doctrine really works—By | prince Rupert Py | 38 %2 12 38 Cloudy glfls fOl’ men throughout Cuba to ' finance the|stuffs refilled depleted retail store S September the big political catfight| Edmonton bt Y 16 " b Wiy building of a group of new hospitals | stocks today in this city and 600,000 By GEORG JCKER for 1940 will be well underway—The | geattle i 0 42 16 19 ot Bl for the islind. The cornerstone of | warehouse and produce workers| NEW YORK, Dec. 22—Gazing in- | pewest vogue in fingernails will be P{:m‘nd & % oo ! o BY WILSDN BRUS the new Children’s Hospital of the ended a two-day strike under a com- | to an jnverted fniger bowl, for want | poikadot—The phonograph record | SM‘] Weknitaoo 60 :’m ~ 12 ° Bleir e | National Tuberculosis Couhcil was | promise agreement. of a crystal, this prognosticating | jndustry will enjoy a tremendous| 4 | g - 5 02 Olgar laid recently with ceremdnies which| ~—— v — |swami announces these changes,|poomThe Rome-Berlin axis is go-| Lo Ok 4(' | g 2 % e i ud" jvertised were attended by Cuba's strong man | NCW F'.ICCS l.n SCl‘l'ltC happenings and veents for nine- | ins to snap like a stale cruller. ! Washington 6 | 34 36 6 oudy in ESQUIRE Col. Batsi and other government < teen thirty-nine: The Lindbergh’s will return to| WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 AM. TODAY | officials. The hospital is near Arroyo | There will be fewer novels by america, Corrigan won’t take off| Naranjo on San Juan Hill' The doctors and more novels by novelists | yannounced for Ireland, and the Seattle (airport), cloudy, temperature 40; Bellingham, raining, structur€ is 16 be'finished next ‘year. | Sonja Henie will be the lovliest| tyrolean hat will take its rightful Victoria, raining, 41; Alert Bay, raining, 38; Bull Harbor, rain- The stamp campalgn is' expected | to pay for thé Bhilding, as well as | several to be, ructed later. Preachev sfile?l 11 Convert'ls A Beer Garden CENTRALIA; 'III., Dec. 22."-~ "The |Rev. H. Gream, 33-year-old Bap- tist clergyman of suburban Wamiac, | {15 proud of his latest conversion He converted an old beer gar- den building into a church for his congregation, formed a year ago. The building, a popular spot about the time of the Civil War, wa: You'll find that we have a complete assoriment of these practical Men's Gifts, each in ils own handsome, init- ialed Gift Box Shirts, Ties, Sox, Underwear, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, and Robes and Pajamas. The fin- t lineup in Juneau, and Y. THEN — One of our GIFT CERTI- our hi FICATES will solve the most haras- T Lo Jmber ot eed 15 ouE - - The irea sal re sing gift problem — oght taverny st "oHIY Onp | churches in the town. ' DR.J.W. EDNUNDS | OPTOMETRIST | of Alaska and Scuttle is now at THE GASTINEAU HO- | TEL until December 31st., at least, | EXAMINING EYES FOR GLASS- | ES, correcting muscular Eye de- | B. 1. BEHRENDS CO0., Inc. Leading Department Store” “Juneau’s = . i fects, ete: s‘éfi;""k:;flfifm;‘i'{'""‘,\\“ S more derbies than ever — Grover —a | This is Dr. Edmunds Twzmhus Senatanelect in that state. Bas. | Whalen will ‘lop” off his famous ° Annual Trip in Twenty Years. He | bour. was the.winner at the re. |Mustache—Billy Rose will steal the chUxBHA LE’MBER COMPANY is so well and favorably known cent election ! midway thunder at the fair—More F ?flgfl(‘)’l‘g that further comment is unneces-{ " — 0 005 R e e T g 3 OF ALASKA sary. | NEWS oy 3 . NOW is a good time to have Lumber and Building Materials School Children's eyes examined, | RO v or to show the Christmas Spirit by having Father’s or Mother's eyes To Improve examined. | PR PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT AT ONCE. DON'T DELAY. adv. PHONES 587 OR 747—JUNEAU E - YOUR LOAN THROUGH US ur Home der Title I THERE IS SOME ONE FOR WHOM YOU STILL HAVE NOT PROVIDED A GIFT, MAY WE REMIND YOU THAT A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE EMPIRE WOULD BE MOST ADMIRABLE? MANY PERSONS HAVE ALREADY BETHOUGHT THEMSELVES UF THIS DELIGHTFUL MANNER OF MAKING CHRISTMAS REMEM- BRANCE . . . WE BELIEVE THAT YOU TOO WILL FIND IT GOOD Formerly a member of the United snow flake Americ: dway y dismal indeed- remain heavy: the Giants will Joe cop the will supplant ties Warren W. Barbour of jitterbug lingo. Ice skating will enjoy est vogue here just in time for your better enjoyment " of the holidays MILLER’S “High Life” BEER FIRST TIME IN 4 +JUNEAU. AT.THE not a cheap beer but a truly superior beer, sold elsewhere at pre- mium prices. JUNEAU Liquer Co. Herry Xmas" Every Week in the Year wnbc KELVINATOR TWIN-WASHER the machine that washes, rinses and wrings all at the same.time. An ideql gift for wife or mother. “Cut Her Wash Day Into a Wash Hour." ... RICE 8 AHLERS CO. Third and Franklin Streets PHONE 34 THE ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO0. PRESENTS TWO CHRISTMAS CONCERTS WEEKLY OVER STATION KINY——FROM 5:45 TILL 6 O'CLOCK P. M. ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS: CAROL BEERY DAVIS--Pianist ERNST OBERG--Organist LOLA MAE ALEXANDER—-Vocahsl P sees all winter Ship news reporters will continue e will be 135 first nights on | telis me. and 63 of them will be Louis will eight champion and National press various modes of life—Senti- mental ballads of the 1890 variety the streamlined dit- along Tin Pan alley—Cab Callo- way will compile another anthology | its great- —~Business men will wear “The Champagne of Beers” Prince Rupert, Wrangell, clou- , 42; raining, 41; Langara, cloudy, 43; Triple Island, raining; Ketchikan, cloudy, 41; Craig, raining 39; | place in the Smithsonian Institute Mah Jong will enjoy a tremendous from Europe: “What do you think of | return to popularity, and the sets| dy. 87; Petersburg, cloudy, 35; Sitka, cloudy, 38; Radioville, misting, American women?"—A new dancing | won't be so expensive (that's the 36; Skagway, cloudy, 26; Haines, cloudy; Eldred Rock, cloudy, 28; team will forget to bill itselfl as|only thing that killed it before— Juneau, snowing 32; Taku Lodge. snowing, 34; Cordova, clear, 18; “Society's Favorites.” the sets cost so much). Seward, clear, 7; Anchorage, part cloudy, 2; Fairbanks, clear, -16; A native Irishman who teaches| Radio entertainment will show a| Tanana, cloudy, -5; Nulato, cloudy, -18; Ruby, snowing, -3; Flat, school in otland will be the au-| continued trend toward intellec- | part cloudy, -25; Stuyahok, cloudy, -10; Crooked Creek, cle: -30; thor of the prize play of the vear|ya] games—"Tobacco Road” will go| Bethel, clear, -18; Nome, part cloudy, -18; Solomon clear -15; Gam- and its title will be “The White |ino th year on Broadway, there-{ bell, clear, -14. Steed.”—The Kentucky Derby will| by creating an all-time long-d Juneau, Dec. 23.—Sunrise, 8:49 am.; sunset, 3:10 .m. be run in a quagmire—Fewer floods, | tance record—Southern California | forest fires and dry spells will harass | wiil finally score on Duke in the | WEATHER SYNOFSIS Ampioan ey f"‘p'l':“’l"'“:”\‘\’,'ll st Jaowl. but the final score will| e barometde pressure was low this morning over the north- be good. Pumambar. this - nit = | eastern portion of the North Pacifi¢ Ocean, there being three mod- 8 , this isn’t my idea— erate stor mareas, one near Yakutat, another over the Aleutians, and the third over the Pacific Ocean at latitude 48 degrees and longitude | 152 degrees, where a pressure of 29.50 ifiches prevailed. The pres- T | sure wa also below normal over the Alaskan Arctic coast and northwestern Canada, while over the interior of Alaska the pressure was normal or slightly below. High barometric pressure prevailed I'm only telling you what the bowl| —— BIRDS GET FISH FOOD PUEBLO, Col., Forest officiats League pennant—Ferde Grofe will | {j, :)‘1‘(;)"’:‘(‘]“5“‘("1"1‘;‘ yJucks When| over the West Coast states. This general pressure distribution has complete his Jewel Suite in which *|\l'>lml>"md (‘mm" L u‘”-‘w i S| peen attended by precipitation along coastal regions _rnom the Gulf diamends, pearls, rubies, etc., ex- |, : Rl € 85| ,¢ Alaska southward to Oregon, also over the Aleutians and the food for fish in Lake Isabel. Migra- tory flocks came along soon after the planting and cleaned up all the | food. Now the fish are hun[,r) - | Today’s News Today.—Emplre. I interior of Alaska, followed by clearing this morning over the inter- ior of Alaska and Seward Peninsula. It was colder last night from the Alaska to the Bering Sea region, a temperature of reported at Nome this morning. Railroad belt westward 18 below having been “A Newspaper Wuhm a ]\rewspaper THURSDAY, DEC. 22, 1938. THE PRILNDLY STORE A—S—H THE FRIENDLY STORE JAP OBM'GES Pifled DATES Washing Powdes 90¢ box 2 Ibs. for 25¢ e pkg' * sm'::'rsn s California Figs w AL““TS SUN DRIED—Ready to Eat Best Quality—Large lsc pkg' * GIANT GUMDROPS FRENCH CREAMS SATIN MIX | FILLED SATIN MIX Franquettes g c The little daughter of the JELLY BEANS 3 “)S. ior sl.w clergyman stubbed her toe and PRICED RIGHT! s * “Pll give you ten cents” said = her father, ‘if you never say that Yesterday is a dead account; word again.” A few days atferward she came to him and said “Papa, Ive got a word worth half a dollar.” * tomorrow is a note; today is cash. ™ A CHRISTMAS WISH At the turn of the road, Where the old year ends, CRANBERRY | 1 cor heart we meet NONE SUCH . . | . With the same old friends. | SAUCE And the same old wish 3 “ince “eat Ever springs anew, Like*Mother Used That the turn of the road o MO" 19¢c can * DROMEDARY Ginger Bread May bring joy to you. 5 ~ 2c pkg. 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