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

IPAY DAY SPECIALS PN SR T R s S Prices Available—FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 2 1bs. 63¢c BEST « SWEET CREAM —saimme e . — EGGS 2 doz. ch LARGE———FRESH Potatoes 251bs.63¢ U. S. NO. 1—-GOVERNMENT INSPECTED “—IRVING'S INDEPENDENT MARKET— FACE SOAP 6 - 39¢ LUX~CAMAY—LIFEBUOY—PALMOLIVE CORNFLAKES - 10¢ 10 - VEGETABLES Take Your Cholee ."7(. Take Your Choice CORN-—STRING BEANS——PEAS HOMINY ———SAUERKRAUT SRS - s} s L LI IRVING'S IS A CASH STORE BROOVS o AFC LUXFLAKES ---23¢ PHONE 519—— iRVING'S MARKET S‘,/i', CRYSTAL WHITE 12 o 4 5 P MILK 14 .- S1OO BORDEN'S—DARIGOLD—CARNATION 5 FRUET v o S1OO SIZE NO. : TINS -—PEARS——PINEAPPLE OTS a1 PEACHES PLUMS———AP! PHONE 519 — We Deliver Orders C. 0. D. TOMATOES 5, sioue SOLID PACK--PEELED 2.33¢ 12--S1.87 IRVING'S MARKET will save you money! o GIE @PBFRUIT 2 TINS .) .-. ..‘m-d ~ oaRs $1.30) PEANUT BUTTER ~ S S A — IRVING'S is a Working Man's Store! — o BLVILED MEAT @ 25¢ PUPDING o 5e CHOCOLATE—VANILLA b g BUY WHERE YOU SAVE!'—PHONE 519 EVERY PIECE OF MEAT WE SELL IS S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PORKCHOPS .- 35¢ LEAN—CENTER € TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIALS! T BONE - 35¢ COME IN and SEE OUR BARGAIN TABLES! STEW MEAT 2 - 25¢ SCHOOL BOY PAY CASH-YOU CAN SAVE AT IRVING'S! PORKSTEAK - 23¢ THE BEST! FLASH!—WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS! — YOUR PHONE IS OUR DOOR BELL! — THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24 BY GERMANY AND RUSSIA Diplomatic Yictory Won by Hitler - Given Free Hand in Europe (Continued from Page One) to move against Ru s concerned. War free far as P While the | statesmen in other capitals of Eur- ope and the world prepared for the outbreak of war that appeared im- pending The British and French dors to Warsaw called on Foreign | Mm- ter Beck to reiterate their pledges of their governments to pro- tect the independence of Poland The assurance came after Hitler was understood to have flatly rejected a warning from Prime Minister Chamberlain, The warning was car- ried by British Ambassador Neville Henderson who flew from Berlin to Berchtesgaden. Hitler's Demands Hitler reportedly demanded the immediate return of the free city of Danzig to the Reich and a virtual protectorate over Poland. Germany established such a protectorate over {he dismembered parts of Czecho- slovakia. About half of Poland for- merly belonged to imperial Germany and Austria. French Activity As France hastily completed mob- ilization of he armed forces the government issued an order re- quisitioning all privately-owned au- tomobiles if needed. The cars will be used for the evacuation of the civil population of Paris and other French cities in case of bombing raids. Germany land a e ————— you lived on the moon, you see the sun and the stars at ame time. -+ everal hundred Brit- If could the There ish Isles. are Going to the World's Po- | being signed | ¢ Ambas- | |PA(I SIGNED 1M|ss Hanson Honored 'Prior fo Leaving for Berlin University Goodbye's were said last evenin to Miss git Hanson at a bon | voyage party given by Miss Kath- leen Carlson at the family home on Sixth Street Guests at the Carlson residence ant the evening in playing bingo, cof, cootie and horse racing. Dur- ing the latter part of the affair refreshments were served by the hostess. Those invited to be present in- cluded: Misses Rita Gotzinger, Els- peth Duuglas, Clara Hanson Phyllis Jenne, Joyce Morris, Le- ona Saloum, Esther Niemi, Shirley and Sylvia Davis and Miidred Web- ster Leaving Saturday on the steam- Baranof, Miss Hanson, accom- panied by her house guests and schoolmate, Miss Rita Gotzinger, will go to Seattle for a brief vi Following her sojourn in Washing- ton, the well known Juneau girl will sail for Berlin, Germany, on the freighter Weser, via the Pana- ma Canal, Central America and the West Indies. Miss Hanson, daughter and Mrs. Magnus Hanson, honor graduate the ot Idaho last spring. She will spend the next several months in posi- graduate work at the Berlin Uni- versity, with plans to return her next year. of was M - CANADA IS WATCHING |: WARMOVE OTTAWA, Aug. 24.—Prime Min- ister Mackenzie King said that he is keeping a close watch on the Eu- ropean situation and will summon | Parliament for a special session im- mediately if a major crises develop: Tt is generally expected that Can- ada will join with Britain in event of war although the Dominion Iis under no Il‘}m] l)blll.',ullml to do so. an University I jof 1926 giving the Secrt {and time” {'been' ruled upon some time { past, The Time! That' Question: Juneau Has Been on False Basis All These Years, Argue Atforneys (Continued from Page One) | 3 {and had never cha i (] time. Since lie: 135th meridian, (poy | correct west of the 135th meridian time erred to nowaday as | Time» Juneau follc for the of convenience, said. ‘It was not it ularly » and sake he 5:17 arrested o'clock wh H these men were but 6:17, and they were not early, but late in starting fishing for the day.” Grigsby said Effect on Court Opposing the motion S. Attorney George 135th meridian custom ska U. said that been in effect by out Southeast Al years. ‘If this ta’ argued urt has f 11 and 12 o'clock mornings is without legal Folta explained his point ying that the time for I,u iness i for argument verythi hetween the prevai which d on S ness cannot be Hl'nhutml o urday afternoons. If the time cally chserved in Juneau is an behind legal time, he said the clock in the courtroon to 11 o'clock it is actua and court business t the following hour is law Jo- Jour vhen in s contracy to In Regulations Folta showed that the I regulations specified that 5 meridian (Juneau) time should nire- vail for all of Southeast Alaska but Robertson and Grigsby argued that the Secretary c who issues the regulation hi not been given authority by gress to specify the time stand which shail Dply. Folta countered by read: sec- tion from the Congressional Act uthor- mme ar ity to regulate the “method of fishing. Saying that the time question raised was one which mwst have in the Judge Alexander withheld a | ruling on the motion until autnori- ties could be cited This morning the Judse denie: {the motion of Robertson and Gri: 'm R Best Bourhon HIRAM WALKER & SONS, INC. PEORIA, LUNOIS. 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Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at Partly cloudy tonight and Frida entle northeast winds gJeanne Butts Has | Birthday Luncheon Lur \uLmI 24. and 0 p.m., Aug. to moderate east was served s this a at Sl 1i- LTN00; Southeast treme he ast ahd soutk gentle to moderate Forecast for Alasks: over ¢ fresh Al except part- Friday; mod ion of Willoughb; and Mrs. V the cloudy d erate to Scutheast over northi Forecast Moderate from D northeas ered at Iy home of N to help birthday of A flor ace r Butts and m rtion of winds along the coast of fresh east and southeast winds toni and to Cape Ommaney ind moderate east Cape Ommaney to Cape Hinchinbrook celebrate the popular terpiece i favor rtive Mi. and s made otting Gulf 1t of Alaska: Friday and unque the each Those playiz i LOCAL DATA ests invited were T.ouise Shirk, Kather Barometer Temo. Humidity wina Velcaity 30.02 52 74 7 29.94 44 994 2990 55 RADIO pla to ntrance from on win to present the day spent Weather Rain Cloudy. ifer, Irene erson, Anr Florence worth Ps Davis, N Jane Bailey, Doris Meitiner Dorothea Hendrickson - - 14-Year-0ld Boy Confesses Killing Chum VENIC! year-old F today today Joan M ielson, Calm Noon 62 REPORTS TODAY Lowest 3:30a.m. Precip. 3:30am last 24 hours temp. 24 hours Weathor 58 13 46 T Clea 42 39 Cloidy 54 44 Cloud: 60 38 39 Cle 61 30 Clouc 62 37 Pt. Cidy 47 Cloudy 46 Clea 44 Clear “ Cloudy 46 48 45 41 56 61 58 8 WEATHER SYNOPSI low ure has the lowest reported pre: at latitude 54 degrees ure prevailed over the X general pressure distribution has beon attended by precipitation over southeastern and northwestern British €olumbia, followed by cle weather this morning over the northern portion of Southeast f\l. and by generally fair weathe the remainder of the field observation Juneau, Max. tempt. ‘ Station Anchorage Barrow Nome Bethel Fairbanks awson Dutch Harbor Kodiak Cordova lmu».lu Sitka Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Fra Ruin Cloudy Cldy. smoky Pt. Cldy Smoky Cloudy hard ieisco Alaska Pacific Ocean while high pres pre: area developed of ov off the coast 29.80 inche: tude 142 degree Sea region. . Th ure and bei illiam, W found € T with I I cinched around hi Richard tea him and ealled him an Jensen returned home gpending a year in y chool at Whittier. 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