The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 5, 1939, Page 2

3 i ) « SURESIGN—To remind people that winier's here, Eliza- beth Nankivell models non-skk.l rubber bathing suit at Miami. Doesn’t Need Legs » Jessie Simpson Pespite the fact she lost her leg Simpson, of Hackensack, N. J., ceives a driver’s license orous test. Her next lice one for marriage. E ard, advert Quizzed in Slaying Ursula (Sue) Granata (above), 28, sister of State Repreaentuli\'e\l”ulur C. Granata, was quizzed by Clicago police in the slaying of E. J. O'Hare, race track sportsman, slain while driving his car. The Granata gir! was engaged to marry O’Hare, CLOTHES tha OFTEN—W! ¢ cent evening in a train mishap two years ago, Jessie pd fter a rig- R S ——_— GRUENING INAUGURAL | IS TONIGHT New GoverTldF fo Broad- cast Brief Message from Office at 7:30 st Gruening will broad- aral mess ska following office as a brief i age people of e oath of turn over to office imittee - ; Special Call Is Made for All Delegate to Ketchi- kan to Assemble chosen at the re- De caucus to attend Democratic Divisional Conven- tion at Ketchikan, will m: night at 8 o'clock in the City Coun- cil Chamk All de attend from the All are requested to first, second and third precincts in Juneau as well as non Creek precinct There will be a general discus- sion of ks to be proposed in the Den jc platform and also plar on general issues. - JUREAU CENSUS POPULATION 10 BE ANNOUNCED I's 1640 census total of pop- will be announced early next Alaska Director J. P. Ander- said today. ulation centers for several otther itheast Alaska towns will be announced at the same time - SECOND CF SHRINE DANCES SATURDAY d in th ne dances W held a cottish Rite Temple on Saturds with dancing from 10 to 1. Klo K. Hoo- the re- series of Music will be furnished by resne’s orchestra. Mrs ker will be in charge of freshment committee. o Weighs Fliers Capt. Charles L. Leedham A new scientific apparatus is being used by the United States army to mine whether a prospective fiier is likely to go to pieces emo- tionally in an emergency while pilot- ing a plane at 350 m.p.h. or more, it was reported by Capt. Charles L. | Leedham, of the Army School of Aviation Medicine in Hollywood, Fla. The machine tests control of blood stream by the nervous syster, Longer! TRIANGLE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 5, 1939. ‘MADE IN USA’ FOR BRITAIN—Shown in a test flight before being dismantled for shipment to England is a big twin- motored Lockheed-built bomber, one of the several hundred such planes ordered by England for use in the war. C"l;q’imed*;oh Be World’s llere is the first photo of the secret Lockheed nterceptor pursuit plane, said to be the fastest hting ship in the world. The plane has flown France Gets Nazi Oil 4 This huge cargo of oil, pictured at an unnamed French port and originally destined for Hamburg, Germany, was captured by the French contraband control. It has been revealed that at least twenty-seven United States sbips have been stopped and searched since the outbreak of war, MODES of the MOMENT. hv Adelaide Kesr fire after the day’s skiing is done. The wool shirt is chamois colored, ks brown and beige. (Saks Fifth Avenue assembled the cos- tume.) Fastest Fighting Plane [nexusable across the nation in seven hours 30 minutes at a top speed of 460 miles per hour. of many being built for the United States army. The ship is on: Student Stole Love? Mrs. Gilda Lang Wife of an instructor at Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore, Mrs. Gilda Olivia Lang, 34, above, has started suit for §50,- 000 against a 22-year-old girl stu- dent in one of her hushand's classes. Mrs. Lang charges the girl with alienation of her hus- band’s affections. CHALLENGE —“we will not quit until the liquor traffic quits—and then we'll not quit,” said Miss Mary B. Ervin of Ex- enia, Ohio, on election as presi~ dent of Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union, She once tanght at Cedarville, 0., college. MARRIAGE LICENSE v license was issued to- Commissioner Fleix | el Niemi and both of Ju- Invasion s Hurled Qut British Foréiéfi Secretary Cerfainly Takes Rap at Russia LONDON, Dec y Lord Halifax land as an “inexcusable ac gression by or one th Europe. The Foreign told the House of Lord Russian at- tack was the ou a Ger- man and Russian dded that “open to and women and of nations in agreement and | re bom- children ith under | ation undsr a million has hos- ns nst a nation of and cighty oo GYM CLASS CHANGE Rotary gym class will m it was annou am. The cla: m No se hundred miliion: The ssien. will Conditions what they are in Europe, little Fred Vaun, 3, of Glendale, Cal,, comes home from Sweden aboard the Drottingholm. Freddie was one of the youngest American refugees to arrive from Europe. be [+ U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU Al g Y THE WEATHER (By the U. 8. Weather Bureau) Forecast for Juneau and vicinily, beginning at 3:30 p.m., Dec. 5: Cloudy, occasional light rain tonight and Wednesday; moderate southeast wir minimum temperature tonight about 34 degrees. Forecast for Southeast Alask: Northern portion — Clo! with howers, except light snow in extreme northeastern” por- tion tenight 1 Wednesda; moderate to fresh theasterly wind: except southerly over Lynn Canal. Southern portion—Light rain to- night and Wednesday; moderate to fresh southerly winds. Forecast or alohg the coast of the Guif of Alaska: A trough of low ure extends from the Gulf of Alaska south- westward to a deep disturbance about 200 miles southwest of Dutch Harb: The winds for tonight and Wi 11 continue fresh along the coast, but will increase Wednesday day Wing will be southerly from Dixon Entrance to Sitka, ea rly from Sitka to Cape Hinchinbrook, and northerly from Cape Hinchinbrook to Kodiak ceeasions LOCAL DATA Temn Humidity wina Velocity yest'y 31 5 E 13 todey ... 20.46 8 " TEEEy 13 20.48 % s 5 RADIO REPORTS Weather Cloudy Lt. Rain Cloudy fime pBarometer 0 p.m 3:30 a.n Noon today TODAY 3:30am. Precip. 3:3Cam Weathar Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Snow Cloudy Snow Cloudy Snow Rain tempt. | Lowest t 24 hours | temp. temp. 24 hours 17 12 17 0 10 6 0 Nome 10 0 3 0 Bethel -8 -19 Fairlanks 0 -1 St. aPul Dutch Harbor 5 32 Kodiak 20 Cordova 31 Junean : 38 Sitka Ketchikan Seattle Portland San Francisco Anchor Barrow Cloudy Rain Fog Pt. Cldy 50 37 | 49 WEATHER SYNOPSIS over the northern a has weakened considerably since Sunday turbance was leccated this morning about 200 Dutch Harbor, which appeared bemoving central pressure was reported as 2830 inches. cloudy weather prevailed over most of Alaska show over Southeast Alaska and some light Juneau, Dec. 6.—Sunrise, 8:30 a.m.; sunset, of the Gulf of Al- while an intense dis- miles southwest of eastward. Its lowest Cloudy to partly with scattered light in the Interior, The disturbance portion to DIVORCE CASE 1 HAIDA REFUEL » divorce has been filed in | st Guard cutter t Court by Winifred Eliza-|away from the C ernment Phillips agail John William | day and is refueling. Phillips on grounds of desertion. | - UP-AND-DOWNER BUTTE, Mont. Dec. 5. Richards, veteran e has traveled 55,395 | down in the miles up and down friend, John Keneally, janitor at the Federal Building, figured it out BUILDING PERMIT A building permit has been issued to G rd Knight to build a $60 Ar ne parsonage of the Met- litan Methedist Chy ————. FATHER ILL Werner. > received word of the serious illness of his Yakir hington, is the r Alaska to- | | Empire Want Ads Bring Results. | e ; ‘ William vator pil - BETTER THAN A PEACE PIPE —piplomatically Donald Jensen makes a peace offering to a young Indian at Miami, Fla., and it looks like the braves won't go on the warpath this time. The Indian boy is Wee Willie Osceola. NO ‘GRAPES OF WRATH® HERE—Europe’s war didn't interfere with the gay “feast of _the grapes” at Rome, Kaly, where Italian dancers help celebrate a successful barvest. §