The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1939, Page 2

2 - _POLLY AND HER PALS = YOU REALLY WANT ME TO KEEP PLAYIN' 2 BU’TIIT’S LATE --ER. FAFEEBRE 1LLGO (LAT GIVE A {FN o HOW LONG'S THAT PAL O POLLY'S GONNA TORTURE THAT GANDER Two Walves 60 EMPLOVFES MARIESTORMS | L ELECT DR. PALE IS BRIDE OF i - NEWPRESIDENT MR.MDONNEL Trappir of tw ' | shoeting of another bv T eng | | Cars e [ e ¢ ¢ ' Siloes, Succeeds Sally Shafer as Chapel of St. Ann’s Scene| % e s wee Organization Head- | of Ceremony Here caught n e @ & | Gedrge Thlet recion Smith Chosen | This Morning 3 shot, got away sl | ‘l Heved to Tiave -di George A. Dale was nomin-| A ceremony, followed by a nup- | As Carson is tected and installed as Presi- |tial mass this morning in the Cha- ploges, hie Ml Junean branch of the |Pel of St. Ann's, united Miss Marie R At s ! o - S atiad [Storms, daughter of Mr: and Mrs ROy, XhH R idy g 5 reon meoting | Herbert 8. Storms of Chewelah, e Gt o the Baranof | Wash. and Bernard R. McDonnell, ¥ Hotdl on of Mrs. Laura McDonnell of | FUR EXPERT VISITS el iy Shater, SANta Monica, Cal. The Rev. Wil- L Sally SBeler lam G. LeVasseur performed the FARM ISLANDS OF e D i [ceremony at 9 o'elock. years and, Whose SU0Xle DR Ner | Oiven i MafiRRERR bel 1 P Soumu“ ALASKA of the DgELINER. \eivered by | DAWes, the bride wore a white lace = ‘;f”“\»‘\,l o e eny With met gown, designed with short, fl*;a;,:jp;)i] l\"\‘w'vrlv]:r;)‘” W of ,\‘ “,:hm: ‘»v‘ ! v')ll.:\n/]ly‘:'::‘?“v]: caught to her hair with white- gar- H?rz ot Mt B T D5 APPIECIA~ | Gonias and her elbow length gloves e ; were of white kid. In her clasped Ranger VIIT with District s electer! - farms throughout Southeast Al s meeting, was st iy Theéy will arrive in Juneau Sat ins as were Directors John| Mrs. David Nichols, (Iw} l)nd(‘.s: day’ e e e ara, |only _altendant, was gowned ' in| i ane iz © o, Dowder blue taffeta. She wore a | o Empire classifieds pay. A badge for work on membership presented to Mrs. Isabel Vance Among those at today’s meeting silver flowered tiara in er hair and | a shoulder corsage of pink roses. Pink tulips, roses and green fern- | were 23 from the Office of Indian “GOOD OLD. Affairs, probably the largest group 1Y formed a lovely setting for the 35 o 2 e 2 ’: “ ceremony and Mrs. Jack Fowler, | GORNED BEEF & CABBAGE | ever to ailend from a single de- cCfmoly ant MEh JAo8 FOwen tment, ! - .o for Lunch Tomorrow +at the BARANOF sang “Ave Maria” and “What 3 Greater Bl ng Divine” for the and placer location notices 3 morning service. le at The Empire Office. ¥ Following the ceremony an in- D HiLL WORLD CHAMPION FIELD ARCHER .. . the RIGHT COMEINATION of the world’s best cigarette tobaccos «+ o they’re MILDER and TASTE BETTER Copysight 1939, LioerrT & Myrxs Topacoo Co, SHUX, SON, I'M PLEASED TLHAVE 'EM formal wedding breakfast was servec in the Iris room of the Baranof Hotel, for which only members of the bridal party were present. This evening a reception will be held at the home ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keaton, The bride is surgical nurse at St Ann’s Hospital and is well known here. Mr. McDonnell came to Ju- neau a few years ago from the States and is an employee of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com- pany. The young couple plan to make their home in this city. | ] Stock QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, May 24, — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 8'4, American Can 88, American Power and Light 4%, An- aconda 24%, Bethlehem Steel 56': Commonwealth and Southern 1% Curtiss Wright 57, General Motors 45, International Harvester 60, Ken- necott 327, New York Central 15%, Northern Pacific 9, United States Steel 47%, Pound $4.68%:. DOW, JONI AVERAGES The following are today’s Dow, Jones averag industrials 135.04 rails 27.65, utilities 23.54. - D Piano Students Hold Recital in Chufih Tuesday The pupils of Caroline Todd gave a well received piano recital Tuesday evening in the parlors of the Meth- odist Church before a large audience. with a single bination of the blend When you trj why Chesterfields give millions of men and women more smoking . Dleasure. . .why THEY SATISFY flick the ash off your Chesterfield And Chesterfield’s right com- cigarette tobaccos hits the mark every time for what smokers want in a cigarette. .. They’re milder refreshingly milder They taste better - you'll enjoy every one | They Satisfy E THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939. TH UuP The program and players were as follows Duet, Boat Song, by Ganshals, George Gudbranson and Dale Roff; Busy Bugle, by Dorothy Gaynor Blake, played by Joyce Knight; The Sandman, by Cora Jenkins, played by Gloria Gudbranson; Grandfath- er's Clock, Florence Maxim, The Top, also written by Florence Maxim, and Merry Farmer, by Schumann, played by Dale Roff; Amaryllis, Gays-Felton, A Woodland Story, Eula Linda, by Florence Dobson; Grieg, Watchman's Song, and Pixies in Indian Village, . Brown, played by Jessie Va- Waltz, loria; Butterfly, Merkel, Spinning | Song, Ellemenereich, by Jacqueline Schmitz; Evening Idyll, Tjourssen, Hungarian Dance, Brahms, by Mary Jukich; Duet, Cavalry March, Hom- persch, by Mary Jukich and Mar Tubbs; Fantasie in D Minor, Mozart, and Birdling, Grieg, by Marion Dob- son; Warum, Schumann, Secontl Valse, Godard, Polish Dance, Schar- wenka, by Mildred Kendler; First Movement from D Major Sonata Haydn, Melody, Rubinstein, and March of the Dwarfs, Grieg, were played by Doris McEachran. R S e ey Real Key To Citv HELENA, Mont., May *% —Usually it is the mayor who hands the key to the city to a visiting celebrity. This time Cecil Wilson, hardware- man, gave the mayor the key. It is a gold one, made by a lock firm as part of the commemoration of its 100th year in busin and it is a master key that fits any lock in the néw civic center. et - Empire classifieds pay. ; HowARD HILL, World | Champion Field Archer, can j shot. | | the world’s best | can’t be copied { them you will know |die Marinos s By CLIFF STERRETT EIR CHICKENS DUG ALL MY BULBS YESTIDLY.. & RESCUE BELL SENT AGAIN T0SUBTOMB jFirsi Such Work Done af | Great Depth Effected \ in Fast Time (Continuea rrom Page One) | cued officer will be of great help in aiding the direction of rescue work for those still left aboard the ship. Soon after the bell was lowered, divers started going down two at a time from the deck of the Falcon. Those who watched the lifelines said it took about seven minutes to make |the descent. | - ~ i 0'CONNOR SAYS " LABOR TROUBLE ~ PEACE IS NEAR Conciliator Efieeiing with Local Union Officials During Day | Seeking to tie up the loose ends in Juneau’s carpenter dispute high- . (lighted by the picketing of residen- tial projects by CIO carpenters ask- ing “recognition,” Commissioner of | Conciliation John O'Connor of the | Départment ! conferences he {for an indefinite stay in the city. of Labor, with various is holding union heads today. said that “from all ap- pearance: the settlement of dispute “shouldn’t take long,” but reserved any further comment un- til he “knows more about it.” BILLY McCANN IS BACK IN JUNEAU; MAY STAGE FIGHT Billy McCann, t} lad with dynamite dapper little in both hands, well known to Juneau fight fans, | returned to Juneau on the Yukon McCann has been training in Ed ing and has been doing well in the old Freddie Steel stables, according to sports com- mentary from below. It is likely McCann will box in a smoker planned here next month. > - HELLER'S BARBER SHOP Open for business at the old loca- tion, 116 Seward St. Old and new customers welcome. adv. Older than bottled-in-Bond requirements. 85 Proof. CANADIAN WHISKEY TImported INC., Seattle B STATION KINY———5:30 P.M. Dailr except Sundays & Wednesdays 3 | Steaks.... ARE JUICIER at the ROYAL CAFE they're cut from finest steers. the, by WORLD IMPORTERS, |, l [ U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU | | THE WEATHER (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 3:30 pm., May 24: Rain tonight and Thursday; moderate east and southeast winds. Weather forecast tor heast ka: Rain tonight and Thurs- ; moderate east and southeas! winds except fresh over Dixon En- trance and Clarence Strait and fre:h south wind over Lynn Canal. Forecast ¢f winds uiong the Ceust of the Gulf of Alaska: Fresh to strong east and southe winds tonight and Thursday from Dixon Entrance to Sitka Sound, and fresh easterly winds from Salisbury | Sound to Cape Hinchinbrook. LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temd Humidity Wind Velocity . Weather 3:30 p.m, yest'y 20.95 59 44 S 5 Cloudy 3:30 a.m, today . 29.83 46 81 W' 3 Cloudy Ncon today 20.86 52 4 SE 9 Lt. Rain RADIO REPORTS | TODAY | Max. tempt. - | Lowest 3:30a.m. Precip. 3:30a.m. } Station last 24 hours | temp. temp. 24 hours Weather | Atka 48 38 38 0 Cloudy | Anchorage 56 | 42 42 0 Clear Barrow 26 | 20 20 0 Cloudy i Nome 52 36 36 0 Cloudy | Bethel 54 28 30 0 Clear ; Fairbanks 64 | 40 40 03 Pt. Cldy t Dawson 56 | 36 36 14 Pt. Cldy | Dutch Harbor .. 42 36 40 10 Pt. Cldy Kodiak 44 | 40 42 42 Rain | Cordova 58 | 42 46 0 Cloudy Juneau . 60 45 16 02 Cloudy l Sitka . 54 40 i 01 . | Ketchikan 54 | 48 48 05 Rain | Prince Rupert .. 58 | 42 48 02 Rain | Edmonton 58 | 38 40 .01 Pt. Cldy i Seattle 68 | 50 50 Trace Cloudy | Portland 66 | 50 50 .01 Clear | San Francisco .. 64 | 52 52 0 Clear New York 64 | 50 58 a3 Clear | Washington 90 | 68 68 0 Clear WEATHER SYNOPSIS Low barometric pressure prevailed this morning over the north- | eastern portion of the North Pacific Ocean, there being a storm“area centered at latitude 54 degrees and longitude 146 degrees where pressure of 29.30 inches prevailed. Low pressure also prevailed over the Tanana and upper Yukon Valleys. Precipitation has fallen along the coastal regions from the Aleutians southeastward to the Puget Sound region, also over the Tan: and upper Yukon Valleys, while generally fair weather was reported over the western portion of Alaska. | Juneau, May 25.—Sunrise, 3:16 a.m.; sunset, 8:38 p.m. a Aow--IRON IN SIT-DOWN COMFORT | See Armstrong Porta-Lectric, the original portable ironer, demonstrated in our store or in your home today! Weighs only 26 pounds. 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