The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 3, 1940, Page 8

| [ B e i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1940. , e Fomin Ak v mnen- 19395 WEATHER | Christmas Gift Carries Happy Child to Death J>MESS AGE | Confessing Hitler Bombing 4 PLENTY OF RAIN ~ GIVENTO s | | AN EXPERIMENTAL o AVefageTempeffl'Ufe“Z.S | CONGRESS i i | g Wit in New 3ok, [ograas-¥17 Hours e | | oRnr : | pears Before law- | i weather at Juneau during characterized by ’ makers Body ‘ « averaging slightly 1 = ! ove x(u:;\sxmq]x?:x‘i(ylx:?)?r!amtlj z | * «continien mum ig: Ones 1 v":»;vm\y:th"u' \?T:m.‘»n”:‘«,«:r:;:i ‘I‘I‘ ‘;n: seas have left an imprint nn: o neau. ; America and her citizens. | dearees above the normal. The i The President !|(‘c|2u'('(][ p ?‘v“‘]’::;}-\ \‘vl rmm;‘w::::::dor“ 5.6 de- that “permanent security of| orecs, while the coldest was that ' America in the present crisis| h an average of 494 de- 1est temperature last on July 18 and N pes below zero The highest tempera- sded in the Juneau o . P was 89 dezrzes on has been making fine and the lowest was key since 1887 and . just you taste our zero on January 20, 1 also on February 1917 Rain Record | n family’s recipe! The total precipitation (rain N S L R i ‘2« : Y pid AATER AR i o ol receiv. A New York patrolman stands guard over the body of five -old Leah Cohen (left), crushed to *"““"’ - ed in the Weather Bureau's rain death by a Fifth Avenue bus when she toppled frm her trieycle, a Christmas gift, into the street as | ’ gauge on the roof of Federal the bus started moving. The gift that brought a day of joy—and then, death—stands nearby, nevermore | Building during the year amounted to carry its young owner ] to 11948 inches, or 3543 inches 5 y 4 st g e udy days in Juneau last year o0 II T AP l e Bl TR T O Joer oy ave been recorded i wny AT @CNINE HICAVYIVCLE vt Arrives posd .40 of precipitation ;iyer year since the Weather Bu- el . > au Office was established in Ju- au in 1917. The previous year with the least number of clear da, was 1931 when a total of 47 recorded. The previous year with ed. - The 1 8 en the ground in the v of the Weather Bureau Office last was 11.0 inches on February The total snowfall (unmeiuted) for the year was 80.9 inches, as compared with a normal of 109.3 in- che: There we orded during 4,510 hour: the lea. al since sun: ords be- gan this station in 1917. There were 28 clear days, 21 partlv cloudy and 316 cloudy days, and 286 days on which 001 inch or more of pre- cipitation occurred. Cloudiest Ever There were fewer clear and part- N the least number of partly cloudy days was that of 1937 when a total of 3 was recorded. The previous with the greatest number of days was 1932 when 281 cl days were recorded. The date of the last killing frost “ in the spring of 1939 was A ' and the date of the first killi in the autumn was October } ch is , giving a growing season of 183 days, or 13 e s longer than the av: - 'NOBLES SEPARATED TEMPORARILY; WILL REJOIN AT KODIAK Mrs. Trv Noble and children and Mary Alice, sailed for Seattle yesterday on the Princess Norah They will remain in Seattle vis- [iting indefinitely until Mr. Noble | former Public Roads engineer. re- | ce cepting a position with the con rs of the Kc naval pro- jec s a place them at Kodiak Noble will leave for the We ward on the steamer Yukon tonight -~ ELLIS AIR TRANSPORT OF KETCHIKAN FILES FOR INCORPORATION Incorporation has been complet- ed by the Ellis Air nsport of | Ketchikan which has filed the ne essary papers with the Territo) | Auditor. | Incorporator: | poration are R Wright and J. L. Ketchikan. 86.8Proof.75% Grain Neutrol Spirits right 1939, The Wilken Family, REGULAR MEETING Thursday., Jan. 4 S Juneau Transport Workers Local 172 & ELECTION OF OFFICERS gP.M. UNION HALL gy of the $50,000 cor- 7. Ellis, Don S Sherman, all of Wear a NEW COIFFURE From SIGRID’S New BEAUTY SALON To Start Right, the ? NEW YEAR Right? nity to shinel And you WILL shine in a SIGRI nalized and suited to you. We invite you > with the latest styles to make you the envy Telephone 318 or Call Personally AT THE NEW LOCATION BEAUTY SIGRID'S i\0s NEW LOCATION IN J. C. COOPER BUILDING [ | | to house canvassing; coal pany. Also clerking e nee in| - eee grocery stores, and gr sales- {man. Other experience includes BACK TO TURKEY truck driving and caterpillcr driv-| |ing on road construction. Call for| Neil Mornum, drilling englneer, sy x-foot-three, 225-pound Argentine heavyweight, who is shouting ¢ nges at Joe Louis, is shown as he arrived in New York to train “or his bout with Tony Galento next March. He appears to have swept one fellow passenger off her feet, for a moment at least. The girl is Antonita Morales, a Spanish dancer. Pioneer Groups $200,000 BETHEL Install Jointly HOSPITAL OPENS; STAFF COMPLETE Valentin Campelo, ! The joint installation of the Pio- 'neer Igloo and Pioneer Auxiliary of Juneau was attended by a e large group last evening. eid in 4)-Bed Instifution Largest the LO.OF. Hall W kle and Mrs. Dora Sv were conducted into their individual of- fices as heads of the two organi- M of Kind in Alaska-Dr. White Is in Charge zations Installing officers for the €ve- 1. (oo coroted with the ar- piog were Charles W. Carler, PAst rival this week of Dr. Leslie A. : .r‘;:,‘d resident. He was assisted wpite, the new $200,000 general hos- by Mrs. J. ©. Spickett, Acting Grand piq) of the Office of Indian Affairs Secretary; Cash Cole, Acting Grand ¢ Bethel has opened to receive its Guide, and Dean C. E. Rice, ACt~ firet pati . patients. ing Grand Chaplain. Music for the service was pro- The 42-bed structure, with ad- vided by Mrs. Klondy Dufresne, JOng staff quarters and a separ- violinist, and Mrs, Mamic Sper- &l¢ doctor's cottage, was built by the Warrack Construction Company. The hospital is the largest Govern- ment general hospital in Alaska. The hospital at Juneau is larger, ling, pianist, who also played se- lections during the social follow- (ing the installation. During the | latter part of the affair three X e § reels of colored films were shown b;" :{‘l Z“l‘fi’f“ facilitles [“"’b upr by Trevor Davis. 1?0::':! b]e:; y a number of tul ercu-r - ) | | Besides Dr. White, who will be oo —— — | physician in charge, the hospital staff consists of: Bernice Brittain, head nurse, transferred from Tan- ana; Nurse Anna McKinney, trans- ferred from the Pima Agency, and Nurse Marie Elsie Boozer, trans- ferred from Juneau. Vera E. Liebel, chief nurse from the Juneau hos- pital, has been at Bethel tempor- | arily assisting the staff in readying ' the new hospital for operation. One more nurse is to be appointed later. The Bethel hospital is under the univer- general supervision of Dr. J. F. Wor- house ley, Medical Director for Alaska, :lesman |and Supervisor of Nurses Miss Be- I ecom-rtha M. Tiber. HELP AN ALASKAN Teiephore 713 or writ The Alaska Territ Employment Service e 1 0000000000000 SALESMAN-CLERK — Male, sin-; gle, age 27. Two ¥ sity training; exper taking dealer ord: for c ES 3213 — e PLATE GLASS is “cooked” five - foot - in - diameter cluy made of clay as fine as that usea | ing engineering, to carry on for high-grade table china. lfor the Turkish government. |sailed on the Princess Norah after | visiting briefly in Juneau. It is in understood he has been called back pots to Turkey, scene of earlier drill< work ' does not lie in an armed force | alone. What we face is a set| world, wide forces of disinte-| | Georg Elser, former inmate of a Nazi concentration camp, according to gration and ruthless destruc-| German secret police confessed planting the Munich beer hall bomb 49 tion of all moral, religious| which pearly killed H'i't]er, Elser is shown (left) as he “reconstructed and political standards, which | the crime” before a Gestapo official in Munich, iy mankind, after centuries of = . ‘e Swanberg and Douglas Swanbert ‘ |Miss Bertha George, Mis. C | Gaddie, Offar Ness, #uzz Niet struggle, has come to cher- ish.” Birthday Party The President asked for an! Held at Yakuia Verne Rowley, Cliff Lenahan extension of the reciprocal| g:’l;::: Mrs. May Jernberg 2 n trade treaty program, already . & . g i ) Y| A birthday party for Deputy U A birthday party for Deputy U.| pop pacH -ASSENGER . under fire of Republicans and s some Democrats, “as an in-lyegqents of Yakutat. Mrs. Hardy dispensable part of the foun- mieger ana weorge Morlander, w dation of any stable and dur- held at Yakutat the day after able -peace.” st | rl | Ollasts werenfe mid A Dicteges] Cut Budget {and Janice Trefzger, Tony Navot- | The President disclosed ney, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McFarland, | i i . 1 /Mr. and Mrs. Carl Furset, Mr. and | that his budget message Will [y “yionander, Mr. and Mrs. Ea | acv. be submitted tomorrow and i Al in it he will call for a reduc- Marshal Walter Hellan and (W0 tpere are 44 freight cars in ice, according to the Association « s| American Railroads i5% Canadian Discount B. M. Benrends Bank First National Ba %38 o S 3 R 2 tion of “practically all other & Pl prree . 2 P items” except National de- THRIFT ! [ te. -0P SPECIALS! | - The President asserted that the answer must be PHONE 767 WE DELIVER PHONE 7587 i found “in terms of work and S opportunity for the unem- s & e S0 ployed problem because we EGGS' Grade A ‘ dflzen !3* %‘Ei’ have not yet found the way sWeeg Eream BUTTER 4 g !bs. {Gi‘ ?:,.:s ‘ to employ our surplus labor which efficiency of our indus- try processes created.” The President declared that especially youth prob- lems of unemployment must be solved, “for they are look- ing to life and are entitled to action on our part, not mere- ly of optimism or lectures on economie law.” D A DIAMOND will melt at a tem- perature of 73,500 degrees centi- T JUICY LEMONS - .. -Qdozen3%e Bailey OYSTER SOUP - - 3 for 25¢ SUNBRIGHT CLEANSER 5 for 25¢ 21b. pkg. 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