The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1938, Page 2

FOROTE AT PR SR O R R %y LET US SOLVE YOUR “LAST MINUTE” PROBLEMS SIMPLY AND ECONOMICALLY. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF IDEAS THAT ARE SURE TO MAKE YOUR USUALLY WORRISOME PROBLEMS A PLEASURE—and, here's an easy solution to gift troubles. LOOK OVER Your Toy List you'll find a wide assortment here now at pre- Christmas sale prices SOLVE / B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. "UNEAU'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE glassware s are a gift most com- limentary to the receiver. . . The delicacy of fine glass- e makes it a traditional dishes Open-stock pattern in o variety of dishware awaits your selection in our stock. Dishes are always prized and open-stock makes them more practical. carving sets Truly Delightful Gifts. Fine steel blades in bone handles. Attractive. Low priced. 1.45 in a useful el item such as a sofa pillows MIXER or Ll Inexpensive gifts with an air of IRON or luxury: They are héfre in a number LAMP of patterns and colors to matc h any room. GENUINE HAMILTCN-BEACH for the younger generation give SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR HEALTH AND FUN IRICYCLES, SKIS, SKATES, BALLS AND RACQUETS OR BATS. Your son, yes, your daughter, too, wants them and, they are best for your children. Fishing tackle is a gift for everyone in the household GIFTS FOR ENJOYMENT! smoking stands and ash receivers There's great variety in these mighty useful and mighty inexpensive aifts for the home. We huve them in both metal and wood styles, designed for any spot in the home. WE ARE NOW OPEN EVENINGS FOR LAST-MINUTE SHOPPING— JUNEAU-YOUNG HARDWARE CO. THL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI; FRIDAY, DE 23,1938 GET TWO YEARS | FOR TRYING TO SELL U. 5. PLANS Former Aireraft Employee Gels Patriotism Lecture | U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicfnity, beginning at 3:30 p.m., Dec. 23: and Saturday; fresh easterly winds. Alaska: For the south portion: Saturday clearing and stror tonight over Dixon En- ly cloudy and colder tonight and cept fresh to strong northerly winds 'SNOW, SLEET STORM HITS MANY STATES Gale of Blizzard Propor- tions Sweep Over Sec- Partly cloudy and colder tonigl Weather forecast for Southeas’ Rain turning to snow and colder toni colder; fresh erly winds, ex ortion winds e 1 rait. 'lOI‘I-—TI’Q”I( T[ed Up fl’om Judge o B()Of | Forecast of winds alung the Coast of the Gulf of Alaska: From K n Entrance to Cape Bartolme: Str southedly winds, shift- CHICAGO, m D«r 93.—~Snow and LOS ANGELE Dec. | 23.—~Karl northwest tonight, becoming nort d northeast Saturday. sleet covered most of half n ruminond, 21, convicted @ olome’ to Cape Spencer 1 fo strong north and middle western stat n plans of Ame! ht and Saturday Cape Spencer to Cape weather for s to Jap; rate to fresh north an e winds tonight arrive befor The storm, of blizzard propor rn Wisconsin and th: maximum sentence of \prisonment and a Ie ism by Fed LOCAL DATA ept nortk : | fichigan Peninsula slowing Ya 1 e Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity — Weather fic in some places and halting| The former aircraft g0 Yo a2 04 w 3 Lt. Snow absolutely in othe ities on ac- 1ty to 3:30 a.m. today 32 80 N 16 Lt. Snow ount of snow drift I mother Noon today 29.69 32 71 SE 1 Cloudy A snow fall of from then said solen RADIO REPORTS nches recordetl i rather lose my | : TODAY t ’1 ,:u Minnesota ar 4 Lowest 4a.m. 4a.m. Precip. 4am e of Station temp. temp. velgcity 24 hrs. Weather the Dakc of | , 8 08 PBt.Cldy e : v plar AticHordee 10 4 ° 0 PtCudy other sections, then fre i throp! Bt ¥4 10 b Clear ing weather, accompanied by sleet | plant of the ‘Douglas Aircraft com- 5 2 4 5 e B : Nome 6 T Lt Snow impeded traffic in Illinois, Indiana | pany. Government s charged! peoine .12 4 o Glear and Missouri he tried to sell the 000 to a frbanks 5 1 \ > hanks 2 Jalm 0 Clear Two traffic deaths are attributed Japanese official but the deal never | 0 ‘a short lived but int snow went through 5 -4 10 0 Cloudy storm in Chicago during ight - A 4 10 22 Be gty E d Ditch Harbor 34 8 0 Cloudy Anchorage Broad:asl i B Cordova 2% g 4 0 Clear Stafion Is Limited; = 1 FROM BOY chikan 16 40 46 16 50 Lt.Rain ,b H SI k I Prince Rupert 48 40 48 30 Cloudy annon's Stock Is Eamonton 2 % 0 Cloudy SAN JOSE, Déc. 23—The 1 Seat 50 48 48 16 02 Cloudy est thief recently ASHIN(:IO'\' D, 23 Port 48 46 16 8 05 Lt.Rain mallest San Jose victim luhml Communication San Fra 62 52 52 4 0 Clear St. James Park on his wa on’s Examiner has recommer New York 34 20 24 12 0 Cloudy 7 that the Commission authorize Washingron 40 30 30 6 0 Cloudy pbed of a dollar transfer by J.'P. Hanton to R WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 AM. TODAY McDonald, res of the capital stock of the M\(n(lr'\"f‘ Radio CI see of station KFQD at Anchor- Ala that protruded from his pocket. Cf d his ant, a y dressed m: ire 48; Bellingham, raining, 46; Bull Harbor, raining, 40; v; Prince Rupert, cloudy, Seattle (airport), cloudy, tempe: Victoria, raining; Alert Bay, raining, 40; Langara, raining, 44; Triple Isla: led one way as he sp i : ted| 46 hikan g, 45; : ‘Wrrange S 4S. ed the other. Police, who combed le miner also recommended 1 l‘s\““_"‘ a m““lw 45 40; wr angell, cloudy, 43; the park unsuccessfully, said their |Fenewal of the station’s license but| g el ; wing Sitka, raining, cloud . cloudy, Tenakee, cloudy, denial of the application for author- No. 1 suspect was the thief who § recently robbed two local blind to construct 1 experimental i i Soudy s broadohat Bedin. AV AtoNOFAZE Eldred Rock cloudy partly cloudy, 18; Juneau, snowing, x e 31; Taku L e, cloud quah, cloudy, A!Im mo\ung Cordova, cle REIUR“ 'I'O JOB Il()l!(,"(l airbanks, cloudy, etk Baths v Durlbuprt o thre rl”)“r( $ e. snowing, 0; Solomon, snowi months, during which time he visit- . Jungen, Dot St ed in Seattle, C. L. Everetts is ag /‘lr D(’f nse WEATHER SYNOPSIS io office, U. ¢ on the job in the Signal corps I. M. Johnson friends as A storm area pre 1 this the lowest reported pr of Craig. The pressurs d western portion. S n attended by pr award to Oregon, also over sula, and by generally 1t and westward to th2 Kus and over the Gulf of Alaska. off ll\" coast of Southeast nches a short dis- normal over 1 pressure I aunn from Southeast Al- the Aleutian Islands and Se- ther the Al and Bristol known to his r s been tr office of the defense in ter completing a Thr quadrons of three year hitch in Junea f will short - : Molucca immer CCC men P APORE During next will plant trout in Harding Lake | Rice is a development of a 1 28 and other smalle »s in the Fair- | plant native to India and parts of It was much colder last night over the interior of Alaska and banks district Austr ¢ lower Kuskokwim Valley. "f’fg)gtm’flmyjynmmgwggn 2NNV VRN NN BV T'S ZERO HOUR' Neow for Mew’s Gift Buymg--But don’t let it worry ycm! THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP will positively save you money on ‘tyour gifts; you are invited to visit our store and cash in on the many {bargains for the men-folk: ‘TIES finest qualitys wrinkle-proof - - each gHe ])RESS SOX,madein Eugland; all wool, pair e FANCY WO0L DRESS SOX, pair - - 50e¢ Genuine Leather Dress Gloves, for-lined - = = =« = pair § 2.95 Fairplay Sweaters, all-wool, alleolors = s = = = $1.95 and $2.95 FINE BR()ADCLOTH SHIB’I’S « =« $1.50 SILK SHIRTS ¢ 82 and $2.95 LFATHER SP!)RT J ACKETS $8.50 Wright’s All-Wool Underwear - = $4.95 Fancy Dress Sox = 8 pairs for only $1.00 All-Weol Mufflers 50¢ and 7 5c Silk Scarfs Only 75¢ FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS - - - = = 3for30e¢ MEN'S FELTHATS - = .= = = = = = = $2.50 QUALITY DRESS SHOES - - - - = = $2.95 OVERCOATS, all-woel . - - $12.50 SO SHOP EARLY! SHOP WISELY! at ” MEN’S SHOP 247 Sonth Franklin Sireei g doors below the Juno Sample Shop K OPEN EVGS A