The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 18, 1939, Page 2

[§S] THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1939. _POLLY AND HER PALS o : : By CLIFF STERRETT | —m CHRHER CEZIONE | | Wl o S A o g™ ] / ' TH' WORST STCRMS IN AH, BUT GIT \’T O THIS, S. DEPARTMENT OU AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU HVSTORY WiLL BE WITH . (By the §!S. Weather Bureau) US IN A MATTFR o MlNNITS’ IT'LL HAVE A FINE DAY FER IT/! Satu: ¥y, mo Southeast Alas Iy winds, except rate scutherly winds. h over Lynn Canal, frésh Saturday “over Dison Entrance. t of winds along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: southerly winds 'tonigh’ frem Dixon 'Entrance: to becoming fresh to strong Saturday. tenight and Saturday from Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook. LOCAL DATA Tme warnme'sr Temo Humidity wina Velocity Weathar 1 3:30 p.m. yest'y 30.24 54 84 SSE 5 Cloudy } 3:30 a.m. today 30.32 52 ki SE 6 Cloudy | Noon today 30.24 51 8 ESE 14 Rain L RADIO REPORTS TODAY Max. tempt. | Lowest 3:30a.m. Precip. 3:30a.m. F o L= | e Statioy last 24 hours temp. tem 24 hours Weatha by met by )L l(.nnzu x‘ m\ckmL | 1V e S o ours _Weathar BARANOF ISLAND 0 I e X9 G Masks for U, S. (10 ORGANIZER [ARMYBOMBERS | s ™2™ H '3 o High country as well as low willy | o - Pt. Cldy 14 me man- curate a count s pnmm(x The | St o % 49 g0 Rain IS TOBECOHNTED an for the three fs-'bear counters will also kegp an | | gn\n‘:.u..:;\:; gz: 54 4,? Cloudy ' y the field mals, and game fish S | 43 £ Cles 3 : TS E | 48 9 Clear ter Well- (L ‘ : Cordova 55 48 15 Forest Service Begins Cen- = S0 ONE CONVICTION »Peiersburg ‘Commissioner Ma;or George Enroufe 10| Soncan ‘U A TR — r count ex- v . P S H Sitka 56 48 sus Tomorrow—Four abou " TWO DISMISSALS . Binds Lee Christie | Fairbanks by Inside | %ifs 56 L | 1 Prince Rupert .. 63 45 47 Ciear ts Tak A to Grand Jury Ae”a' Route Edmonton 7 { 3 ; . | B | 37 37 Clear Boa S 1aKe Pan !" ' A Mlxup —- Zpate | Seattle . | 50 51 Clear Lee Christic \, said| Two U. 8. Army bers of he | - portland 81 57 58 Olear hald Martin, ' Sitka restaurant to be a CIO o 1 ar B-18 type were : in th .‘n 1\.’1.;\‘! San Francisco .. 81 55 55 0 Cloudy etor, was found guilty yes- rested at Petersbur y and | flying directly from Spok )1 c r R lay in U. S. Commissioner W. W bound over to the G on | Fairbanks by an interior routé over s . WEATHER SYNOPSIS Forester Wellman ht's Court on a charge of adul- Wt with a danger- | British lenmln.i and the Yukon | High barometric pressure prevailed this morning from South- nd George Chickering tery brought against him by Ray-| Ter east Alaska southeastward to Oregon, thence southwestward over The ],v'mv left Sp the Pacific Ocean to latitude 30 degrees, the crest being 3044 inches mond Beach, Navy enlisted husband S Marshal Chri ‘ of Mrs. Vera Beach, who formerly Marshal’s ific Ocean at latitude 40 degrees and longitude 140 de- low pressure prevailed over the Aleufian Islands and over the grees, while o'closk Pacific Stand Major Edward M. George 1otified 't the Gladys Brewis, Dey (lOSING SERVICES ot Pusic Wettare. closk, has re-| miles at 9:30 am. chemical warfare school. Work on V will work south trolling boat Victory gas masks for the United States til ‘met by the e P e IX will AU x]u,uu MEETING orces has been speeded up, | turned from a vacation spent with A oS famn " Juneau, August 19-—Sunrise, 4:29 a.m.; sunset, 7:37 p.m m v met All members are urged to attend Phisptiig ) 2 i “ for the Vocation- | 1‘ ¢ family at Fairk pen'ss T'wo um b I vacati included in ‘her > - hard; ay were 37 e travels, 11 - SATURDAY LUNCH | AT THE BARANOF r V. The I( anger X | the Juneau Ladies’ Auxiliary meet- work north from a mml ing to be’ held in Union Hall to-| Suit for divorce was enterad i met by the Fo 3 in night at 8 o'clock. District Court today by Verna M 1001 will be held to-| lock in the Methodist the supervision of { "\”l\ MAC KINNGx RE Finnish Steam Bath OPEN EVERY DAY A i Kruzof, Halleck, Krestof and Part- e Duncan of Juneau against Clyde {na Rev Bt Enla i } P PPN [1ikof lslands. The Fore 'l The Book ALASKA, Revised and L. Duncan on grounds of inCom- p.. peen the of the School. | Mrs. Hazel ‘Magc and son Veal Fri ee 10 a.. till midnight ¥ ok from Baranof north until Enlarged, Now On 'Sale: 106, patability. Whe shiol Bha © e | “Skipper” are passer aboard | eal rricass Soap Lake Mineral Baths 2 » # 5 r the Northland returning to Juneau : i DR. E. MALIN, D.C., Prop. auspices of the Epis L\mm-‘ e Y A 4 with Egg Dumplings an, Presbyterian and Methodist| 2fter being absent in the States for | 4 'l“);:;;lllmc}r]\ts ':;’emrm“es'm Churel | several weeks. % oy ?flgriy. b .7nre £ Between 50 and 60 st tended the sch :x:‘v!.‘.:“ gy T.\'(r’m Church, the s N S u r Ho!lywood Sl;g’/]f.f /1,”1 Sounds Beginners Intermediate Jun- By Robbin Coons HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Aug. 18—The mother of a swingstruck adolescent had to chuckle the other day when daughter came home iors beir held in the Methodk Church. The program tonight Home (irocery and Meat Company Phone Phene NOEWAY which HERMLE & THIBODEAU THE WEATHER Forecast for Juncau and vicini'y, beginning at 3:30 p.m., Aug. 18: Rain tonight and Saturday; mod- Stepbens Pas- m Strait, Frederick Sound. and Clarence Strait, and Strong scutheast winds Arm of Kelp Bay for in- Worked for Martim, 3o Sy that Christic %4° | termaster m charge of Army ard to the GuIf of Alasks, the lowest reported 'pregsure being I make a field trip| 5”'"1:".Ch“rfi(“*fl”"‘)”i!]m‘ ?‘n“_‘t"-" it b 4. Bhdbriniiy SHoD jects in Alaska, leads the 29.15 inches at Dutch Harbor. Precipitation has been general along 't ‘the. Hed ‘of the [ M. Heoh anll Howard Jounsion el Rt ko oL Bl g which consists of Majors Newion coastal regions from the Aleutiaie southeastward to Dixon Entrance, n Sunday and then will de- Were dismissed for lack of evidence, X worker at Edgewood, Md, is Torig¥ellow and Dale 'GBffney ‘And’ 'sive’ dver tHe" Rimitoltim “dnd lower’ Vikon Vag leya. while: Aot for their ctive assign- [he U.'S. Marshal's office here was ghown packing an assembled gas giotnd ‘crew :”" W i B bl P"t'i C L i ys, while fair informed. Mrs. Beach and John- mask into its container before ship- vo(ATIoNAl (HUR(H B 5 ;‘: f” prevailed over British Ccilumbia and the Pacific Coast ston were arrested here several ment from the plant to the Army ‘ ¥ ROTI | SURLES, n . Districts Assigied weeks ago when they afrived on the and Navy supply depots and to the SCHOOL™ WILL HOLD BACK FROM VACATION Strong southeast winds vrevalled today over the Guif of Alaska, artment Cape Hinchinbrook having repcit®d an estimated velocity of 40 Meet ROLLED RUMP ROAST ROLLED RIB ROAST CAPONS—TURKEYS Fat Stewing HENS Ib. 26c Wheole Fryers 3 for $1.25 RABBITS Ukulele Fresh Belgian Haresb- 33¢ 3 No. 2 tins 59¢ BACON PEACHES Hormel's %-1b. cello pkg. 20¢ HQPPY gOlME lome Style ® - HAM-—-Pienie Hormel's “Del-i-cut” 1b- 25¢ NUCOA 2 pounds 45¢ PEAS FERNBROOK 4 No. 2 tins 49¢ FIG BARS NEW STOCK Wholewheat or White 2 pounds 25¢ KRAF'TS Mayonnaise Spread COFFEE SCHILLINGS Drip or Percolator Z pounds 55c STRING BEANS SKAGIT Really Good! 3 No. 2 fins 29c PINEAPPLE BROKEN SLICES or Miracle Whip Pint—25c 2 No. 2" tins 53¢ PORKandBEANS | gmitow. | POT ROAST 2 No. 2% tins 27c 2 rolls 2Tc Frye's Baby Beef 1b. 25¢ Our FRESH FRUITS and PRODUCE are priced with the Home-Made Pig Sausage lowest in fown. BEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE! | Weschenfelder Special [h, 35c HOME LIQUOR STORE .2 PHONE 699 SCOTCH — 4-5ths B Eee =R == Teacher's—White [,abel— Yat §9—53.05 | Rainier .- -:-------...-case §3.25 RV ek -B-R-A-N-D-Y- Schenley's Mayflower Rye«-$1.75 | 3.Star Grape Brandy - - - -pint §1.00 at 8 o'clock in the Bethel Mission Assembly of God Empire classifieds pay. Parsens Electric Co. 1 4 b 3 8 o’ afpiay | what has' Weent: denthed REGULAR humming what she described as a bran-new red-hot jive tune. el e i F The tune was.“Martha,” and daughter couldn’t believe that mother lPAVEMEN'_[’I Crgrll 10 f"m i L g !:;SEI'II:J‘I;S”S __dear, gntiquated young matron of a mother—had heard it H H H ) 2 the sc clude S NOW COMPLETED. If you have an automobile, you will enjoy the nice sl et = berore i i g 2 Rhe & ey h Mothier said oh-yes-she-had, and she got out an old record 3 Jack Ro s Kath- . g drive and wide sireet o park your car. You will also enjoy trading in our modern new food [l Gi, o ek w-|| Saturday, Avg. 19 skt Masta- M ADpartSung ty eip. Oaileo” wnk, ik i i Roy Murphy, Miss Jane mgren Y played it and daughter listened quietly and at the end opined store and market where you will always find our stock complete and our PRICES RIGHT. [ 5, i | $OEE00K b 1. e e outr it tadic Tad AbUT ke : SR TR [T ey % oy %, T 1, L T A o8 Location for the Vocation Church The youngsters are going to be bringing home a flock of BUTTER ¢S |AMERICAN MEAT 0.0 oo | LOOREAL ff o o y . Following the program, the Ep- Initiation—Refres old-tunes-made-new that ‘was started by “Alexander’s ‘Ragtime Leagt will hold a short el ‘»\ 2 s & pt 2 S e” is SWEET CREAM NEW YORK MEDIUMS A.T. KOSKI—Manager ,.:.J,;,J,p, oo a8 J},.anu Norwe Band” and continued in Rose n‘I foshlm,mn Squ.m(v' is by n.({ Strictly Fresh <y Travelogue means finished. Therelll be songs to stir the memories of oldsters H N E 3 8 . B, v P b DANCING and the feet of youngsters in “The Star-Maker,” in “Hollywood oun s c WEEKLY MEETING TONIGHT : i ? i _ % . 3 bty z dozen 590 3 The ‘weekly meeting of the Glad J| Music by Georae Troychak Cavalcade” (in whick Al Jolson will sing “Mammy"” just as he did Where OuahtY and Customers Tidings Band will be held tonight et e for the first talkie feature), in “The Roaring Twenties" (inci- dental to melodramatic action here, of course). And “Babes in Arms” is using half-a-dozen old-timers along with its newly composed numbers. Mickey Rooney, in a minstrel show sequence, introduces again “Shine On, Harvest Moon” and “Ida,” both of which were sponsored originally by that grand man of minstrelsy, Eddje Leon- Py PUBLIC INVITED sion 40c bt Admis - R «Come and Get It Has | « Special Meaning . - Tasty food, efficient service and an atmasphere truly home-ike sound the old call of “Come and Get It” . “tPERCY’ “I'm Just Wild About Harry," and s e St s ard. You'll be hearing ‘also “Stumbling,” and “Moénlight Bay.” 1t’s the simplicity'of the old tunes, their ready adaptability to modern dress and orchestrations, that makes them go. And then, they're really new to the youngsters who keep swing going. As if in answer to all this, up steps Nelson Eddy, no swing- aroo, on the “Balailaika” sound stage with the considered opin- jon that swing is on ‘its way out. What Nelson, who spends about half his time on the concert stage, would be knowing about swing isn't at once apparent—but he says that on his last tour the re- quests for swing stuff were few compared to those on tours of three years ago. " Pretty soon it's going to be unanimous, this Swing-Is-Out opinion, and then where will Benny Goodman be? My guess is he'll be right at the same old stand, swinging along in the form of music that will be swing’s successor—if any. On the set of “Three Sons” the other week roamed three stray cats, not swing but selected by Propman Eddie Trickle for mousing duties among the sacks and barrels of flour, grain, corn, oats, crackers—props for an 1870 store owned by Edward Ellis as the founder of a department store dynasty. Director Jack Hively had ordered the cats for mousing pur- poses only. But you can't keep a good cat down. Ellis was before the camera, leaning on a counter, when one of the cats appeared from nowhere, climbed slowly up his back to his shoulder. A little thing like that, not in the seript, didn’t feaze Ellis—not even when the niee kitty began licking his nose during dialogue. 1t was a laugh to everybody afterward, except to Hively, who was too happy to laugh, and to Eddie Trickle, who was too both- ered—until reassured by Hively that the scene was great and would stay in. New “TRUE- TEM assures CONSTANT Low Food Temperatures! New Westinghouse True-Temp Cold Control obeys your orders! Simply dial the e of ccld you want and it holds constantly . . . providing safe low ing temperatures in all parts of the refrigerator, regardless of room tem- perature. Sce the new Westinghouse for 1939. Enjoy better food protection. EASY TERMS 140 So. Seward- Phone 161