The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1940, Page 2

& 2 THE DAILY ALASKA E'MPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 6, 1940. U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU | ation requir : a equired under the provisions g AID OF MAYORS o 5 vtuntian: ‘i \ [EAKS' 0" KINY Air Corps He(ul on N atwnwulo Inspection ; tempo certificate authorizing | . p THE WEA THER L) IS ENl'SIED FOR the person examined to accept em- | GRI‘I’I(IIED IN s 4 ; loyme nding receipt of a for- 5\:\’1 (.“:_1(&”1::":\1 Ifmi: u:g Territorial -] & BV IS UL, v Suisia) F'Nms“ DRIVE Department of Health lEITER Ior ( ( Forecast for Juneau and vicinity, beginning at 3:30 p.m., Jan. . | Paragraph -4, Stbsection €). ! % G Cloudy tonight and Sunday; moderate northerly wind; lowest tem- — \ere is hereby established a stand- —_— perature tonight about 26 degrees. 1 u 4 & ard fee of $250 to be paid to the 4 Forecast for Southeast Alaska: Northern portion—Cloudy tonight Territorial Chairman F. A. |20, o, 5225 e, "o ‘wopic | Juneau Listeners Say They it Bty motackte doliBERY Wi, Snmpk togmsive freh o mm‘ by the employer, which ,said 4 y 7 sounds and straits and Lynn Canal Sunday. . Southern portion—O: BOYIe Send le"ers— fee thus charged shall not be at the Dofl t '_Ike Pfogrflms casional light rain tonight, rgin Sunday; moderate east and north- time o-exs on, or s v . easterly wind, increasing Sunday. Tofal Here $526.45 i ot e ot vk toer| OF Local Station L vt ot i - ehvug - - oniot 38 the B d¢ ‘Alsskn cellected by the employer from, wa- ! | Winds along the coast from Dixon Entrance to Sitka will be mod- Letters enlisting aid in tho Alaska |ges due his said employee on ac-| A letter urging that radio sta- | erate easterly tonight, increasing southeasterly wind Sunday; from drive to raise. a Einnish relief. fund | c T £ ces pairl by him.” |tion KIN¥'s bpoadcasting permit be Sitka to Cape Hinchinbrook, moderate easterly; and from Cape o were sent out today by Territorial - ;revokod unless the station is able Hinchinbrock to Kodiak, moderate to fresh northeasterly Chairman Frank A. Boyle to the | to confine its broadcasts to the as- LOCAL DATA various Mayors of Alaska commu \-STAR OFFICERS |signed channels has been sent to Tame Barometer Temop. Humidity wina Velocity ~ Weather ties. | the Federal Communications Com- 3:30 S G 1 i 3 Locally, the fund has erown to| INSTA E | migsion office here by five Juneau By pm. yesty ... 2081 86 83 oy O it Cloudy $526.45. Contributions are as fol- l_l_ D IN ;‘c{tizms, 3:30 am. today 29.95 31 817 Calm 0 Ch-._n- 185y The letter, complaining that es- Noon today 30.03 31 920 North 2 Cloudy Previc acknowledged $487.45 JOINT SERVIC pecially since KINY power was in- p Rosalie Lundel 1.00 ;‘lea.qebd to' IMOHWIMs the: broadeasts e TODAY 7 R. J. Sommers 10.0¢ have been “spilling all over the dial” x 3 o Dorothy Irving ) Approximately . 200 Eastern, Stat |is signed by J.-Buford Jenkins, shlon m’fifi’;fis‘ § o ytonis g P “0ld Finn 1500 | members and their guests:crowded | George 'W.‘Kelly, Geonge A. Dale, . ¢ Atka 37 | 29 32 21 Bibe ¥ | the spacious lodge room Of he|Verle Coughlin and Pred ‘R. Gees-| “All's well in the advance of the nation's new sky defense!” So announced in Los Angeles recently Major | Anchorage i 1 7o e Total $526455 | Scottish Rite Temple last evening {lin. General Henry H. Arnold, Chief of the U. S. Army Air Corps, pictured with members of his staff n; (‘;f nd Barrow‘ ] 3 1 ; 0 C;m“:)’ The letter to the Alaska Mayors | for joint installation services of It should be taken into account,| Central Airport, training sehool for primary aviation cadets. The southern L'al'.;n",in field i ® £ Nome 26 | 1 12 o1 .s:: ‘, is asfollows: the Juneau and Douglas chapters.the letter says, that Juneau is 8| nine Army cadet schools in the l' S. which Arnold is Inspecting. Left to right: Captain Edwi gl Bethel 21 ‘ i iy “Supplementing my wire of ves-| Mrs, Mildred Wyller, of J oor location for radio reception at ey SHEECADRITIEAWIn . Dy, Tt 4 9 Moy Supp r yller, of Juneau, P P! Major General Arnold, Major ( . Mosley, Cadet (,ap(am K. L. Joh Fairbanks | 5 Trace Clear terday relative to the Finnish Relief | and Mrs. Katherine Balog of Doug- best and that it is necessary here Cht R e i e Ll B St Paul # ! " ; By Fo campaign, T am enclosing & copy of | las, were conducted into: their Df.4;¢0 “attetx:mt to 'v.v‘b;am broadcasts ;)utck;mfln-hor ;1 | :; 31 ZII“‘:\ Mr. Hoover's wire to Mr. Troy. as| fices as Worthy Matrons for each |from stations located in'the States.” A Wall Th Sh I R d B b H ls k.l Wk i the same was published in last|chapter by an impressive candle-| “The generalattitude of the think- ol elter as eds bom elsin 555525 3:43 1 o 4 i night’s Daily Alaska Empire |light ceremony. This was followed |ing public ‘of Juneau,”: the ' letter Sl < 28 3 Ular e “I have no desire to define a pol-| by - the installation of the many |States, “is that programs now offered e | o b Clear iy to be followed . any of the|elocted and appointed officers for |bY KINY .are of Httie or'no value il o 0 s towns but T think. it would be well | {he ensuing year. in the way of entertainment or in- ) ‘l{>"" | o 40 33 I to bear in mind the following Installing officers for the eve- | téllectual interest.” p(,f:lll.l. e 2 0 “1. To consult with any and | ning .were Miss 'Gladys Forrest,| A COPY ofithe letter of ‘complant Forgand (o - 0 Fogey all organizations already engag- | yetiring Worthy Matron of the|Was Tead atlast night's Juneau Gity S0 pandiae I e “ 6 Fogay S n’ihe oarfpaleri Lo I(!'““ ’“"” Juneau chapter, and Mrs. Roberta | O0uncil meeting. WEATHEK SYNOPSIS arrange to cooperate with them | yohng B e . Lt . . - . y 3 and designate a bank or banks A]ihT;Zx’bo::\l;;l‘x;l1a‘;,tlg:v"'; h::’,l ‘:v:;';‘ . v . e ;L“;xxxbl“so:;e;]cmg‘Cs;g”; li:fv;:]dm this, mo'rmng over the ‘.~ outh- “3 Appoint a local commit- - i it Islands, the lowest reported pressure being 20.33 inches a short dis- e ot anbaaat the looal | ETRRT R Instaliing Mar- tance northwest of Unalaska. Another storm area was centered over i 1l Mrs, Geneva Walters, In- Markedln Juneau the Pacific Ocean at latitude 38 degrees and longitude 143 degrees s Aot 10 ihie alling Chaplain; Mrs. Florence where a pressure of 29.47 inches was reported. The barometric pres- - tis ext. wesk: forvdadie ! | CUSE ENECRES " GOt Ss B Ce lebrai on ure was relatively high from Nome and Barrow southeastward to Hoo™ If SUeK’ Is' Aécided. Up® felen Foss, Organist; Mrs. Klondy y I Scutheast Alaska and eastward t- the Mackenzie Valley, This ¢ oufresne, violinist; and Mrs. Evi eral pressure distribution has been attended by precipitation f: T this matter, it should be | ¥ Hollmann, soloist. Serbian and Montenegrin homes Guard Island heastward to California, also over western Alaska essed upan people that the] - At Lhe‘clo.w of the ceremony in this-city age ‘celebrating Rus- and the Aleutians, and by generally fair weztfer from the Prin of ' the" drive s riot Mrs. Martin and Ralph Martinpre- gian Christmas, “which ocetirs thir- William Sound region southeastward to Wrangell. for women and children of | :flx&:‘ ?:‘:ZBW&RMI Mntrml\I and (een days later than the usual It was warmer last night along the coastal regions from Kodiak v d who . we forced to leave Patr Vi retiring officers, natjon-wide Christ Day. : News to Atka and slightly colder over the southern portion of the Alaska Lo Ln homes 0 the winter and with. | 718dys Forrest and Homer Nord- . Services are:to be ‘held ‘at'St. <Bome of the less fortunate inhabitants of Helsinki huddle along a wall as Soviet airmen drop b:‘n::'sm'i‘he Railrcad belt and the Prince Willlam S"““d region. it ndm“mp means of subsistence ‘nlf."l.N:‘r th‘e S‘mm:“ lodge. MTS. Nicholas Greek OFthodox ‘Church few.air.xaid shelters were given over to children and older people. ¢ S = - The machinery of the drive should | 'ohnson and Sam Devon were pre- at 7 o'clock this evening.with the | — = rovide a means whereby any per- | ented gifts from the Douglas increased choir and holiday serv- '5 FI.OWN I“ FORESI SERVI[E n could contribute as much as h (‘Ifl"”"é Mrs. ;3“'““‘ Goetz and jce to be performed by the Rev. felt he could afford for the cause cbert Bonner 'Jr. A. P. Kashevaroff, Tomorrow. morn- | V' T know the papers will be pie Following worl: in the 10dge jng at 10 o'clock the Christmas ON ElE(‘I’RAS ISSUES BGOKLET {6 cooperate with you and, publicity | ‘0om refreshments were served by service will be held. As in previous should commence at once: in other | members of the ‘Douglas chapter | years the choir will sing at the words, the entire drive should, so|and later the Juneau Star mem- Government Hospital following the A7 Seil e teah gk lebohls: faest far as Southeast Alaska is concern- |bers were hosts with dancing in morning church - session | Fifteen passengers flew in from been issued by the Forest Service ed, be completed before Jenuary 18| the ballroom. Tonight and tomorrow various ! Fairbanks aboard a wair of PAA for use in answering the usual type b’ and in the other parts of Alaska families in Juneau are commemor- s this afternoon, piloted by of inquiry regarding the National as soon thereafter as possible.” ( E BURGI.IN OF ating the holiday in appropriate sen and Burton Lien and Forests of Alaska, which inquiries A +d fashion with ~dinners and open n and Gene Meyring arrive in great numbers at the Re- Ny ROAD (OMMISSION house being held by many. | Arrivals were Mrs. A, MacDon- 5ional Office in Juneau. It is pocket- uEw REGulA'"ON Among those entertaining are ald, R. Kravehuk, Mrs, C. W.,Tib., 5i2ed and contains 16 pages of de- » Y the Nick Petievich's, who will be sett, Mrs. Arf 'Dea e sco- Scriptive matter and a double page " . DIES. (A“FORNM hosts “with dinner tomorrow - eve- : k‘\ N:rs. s,:xxel é)e?el;. 1\2{: AM;;:- black and white map of the for - e S e 3 Succumbing to complications' The Charlie Miller's are enter- Mr. and . Mrs. - Charles Taylor, 15.0f Plue paper and carries the title mm FOR MMY which followed @ leg injury, C. E. taining a few friends at their Gold Mayna#s, 0. N Wells, P Hedgess T 0rosts of Alggka,” a5 well as 2 pe Burglin, Asfistant Engineer in the Street residence tomorrow, and and Lillian Crosson. - - drawing of ‘two Sitka spruee trecs 3 Fairbanks District of the Alaska open house is being held by both i B i T _|Road Commission died Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Marco Dapeevich al | Today's News T 3 5 n; :1::: fi:&::&ula&fie:ei;gp night in a San Francisco hospital, | Mr. and Mrs, Sam Dap;cvlch, i ‘ Today's News Toaay—Empire, Empire claim"‘d:v rring results and dairy employees undergo phys- according to word received by A dinner celebration will be held . ical examinations, has been estab- | {riends here. this evening at the Nick Jukich lished by the Territorial Board of | Burglin, who was 37 years old, home, and Sunday open house has MODES / MOM ] EfniAeaiton. went south last July for medical at-|peen planned by the R. Krivoka- b tne The regulation, setting a-standard | tention. His wife and three chil-|pich's. bv Ade - fee for such -examinations and re- dren ‘runu\wd in the fall. Other Others entertaining are the S. | quiring that employers pay it, will “‘;”;;"‘;:‘:[h“"““"g‘ :""'":“ “‘: ’Mhelrl Nickinovich’s, Mrs. Gabe Paul, Mr. i J ria er an wo hrothers, a | l]:,;p?::‘;\z:tegrdli::llg.‘e Territorial | G momner, ane ‘asx‘:l:m!,\;l;;.s.mn Poznan, and the M. POLESGi;IhI; ::&:ILNAZI&-N;;W operating. with British fleet, two Polish destroye:- Text of the Board's order is as DEMWAR ’M’l’ b i { s yskawica, ‘carry torpedo tubes like these, pictured aboard one vessel. I follows: E m“fi | Sis “On .and after January 1. 1940, ! U S N G N M Pl the following: supplement to Section HRM nuAUHESGAME (OMMBSIOH av ’ s lant ew YStety ane <’ 12, (Rules and Regulations of the 'REPOR'I‘IS mum- [ | Territorial Department of Health The Wb Guld le:ers G 4 L itation,” in accordar with - s Csh::)ter ‘.;1 of the Session Laws for Deleware corporation, has qualified f- DUFM BA(K 1 - $he Extraordingry . Sessi \.e | ‘0 conduct business in Alaska, it was 3 | ! Legislature of 195.7. which were ap announced teday by the office of | The Executive Officer’s annual proved by the Territorial Board of | Territorial Auditor Frank Boyle. report to Alaska Game . Commis- Administration, May 18, 1937, shall Alaska office of the concern will sioners was mailed from headquar- be in force: be at,Walkers-Fork, Forty Mile ters today. The 137-page report,! “1. (a) It shall be unlawful|Precinct, Fourth Division. George |largest ever issued, consists. mainly for any person, firm, corpors .| Preston is named'Alaska agent. |of letters from Alaskans -making organization conducting or Vi 5 | recommendations as to open .sea- * ing a food products establishment . scns and - other regulations. | barber shop, co ical estab- NICHOLS IS FINED The Commission will hold its an- lishment or dairy Territory | » | nual meeting at Anchorage begin- of Alaska to employ anyone before FOR flS“(l’F[S AI | ning February 16. o 4 | such 2 person has undergone a phy SGmAGE DuMp Executive Officer Frank Dufresne | ical examirvation and received a returned today from Petersburg nealth certificate, or to continue to | | where he conferred with « Chair- cmpioy said person after the expir-| ROV Nichols, = Glacier Highway man of the CommissionEarl N. ation date of said certificate, and |resident, pleaded sguilty teday .in Ohmer. At Petersburg he conduct- after such examination promptly |U. S. Commissioner’s. Court 0 8 ed Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruening | discharge from their employment |charge of assault: and battery.. He|on g visit to the experimental game | in-or about said place any person|Was fined $25 and sentenced 10| farm Fur bearers and game birds P found to be infected with, or nffect- three months in jail, the jail term | there are thriving, he found. e4 by, any infections or crnispicus | to be suspended on condition of | ASUESE i direase, ~Said medical examination good behavior. \ > shall be made by any licensed phys-| The charge was filed fol!owmg In 1939, approximately 35,0001 | ician in the Territory of Alaska, and a fight recently at the City gar- acres of peanuts were harvested| » said phey:iiciam shall issue the person bage dump between Nichols and‘m Atascosa County, Texas, ‘uth %f’fifi“flf&“&’1‘.'53257:%':;{5:?3; ngegng»;: g'-: fl%&'fi'}.:"‘fimfll"fiufi‘;? | examined & certificate showing the Harry Hoffman, 'between whom |the yield about 15 -bushels:to the n armam { results of said medical examination. there had beena personal rift for|acre. The market value wasabout s e o e e 2 ‘ Provided, further, that any examin- some time. $500,000. | e e - — — ling used now by The Netherlands Iack u' ence—is being tried cut by The | Army signal Corps. In. motorcar o S Netherlands authorities. The new | |use, a driver may focus the beam L n device is the invention of Captain J. | |on a car ahead, and yet only the | 4 Y Bikker, member of the Inwn‘mewregmranon plates are visible, No [pler‘ed Department of The Netherlands |jjght beam is apparent, and there ¢ . y Army. And, right now, it is bein(;i~Ls ne reflection. installed in many cities, and on Ll 3 sbe PR ! " scme of the main highways of The Netherlands. Light Ray ABE McKINNON, 1t is claimed that difficulties aris- ing from blackouts can be overcome Ro ORE M | to a large extent by the new in- ADF 2 M i A A vention, which is described as being New Strong Beam Invent- | \trone beam of tight which is DIES IN STATES| d S 0"| H H . thrown in one direction, but which + e - een y n 0”' can be seen only from a horizontal A Y : : direction. . By .means_of the mew| Abe MeKinoon, Alaska Road 4 ¥ F % N ! B \ ZOMa| D"edm" light, military units are enabled to |Commission. foreman .at Fairbanks e 0% R o SCOTTISH move at high speed during the|for many.years. died December 27 3,2‘3?;5;} LONDON, Jan. 6.—A new ray of |night, completely invisible to those |at Snohomish, Wash., according to DUGOL light pierces through Europe'sin.planes overhead. word. received here, He was. 75. UNMRNF.D blackouts today. A. so-called “in-| The new “invisible” light also is| MeKinnon died five dny:uatuer wnu: visible light"—which is claimed to|adaptable for use in automobile | he was hit by an automobile in o e et be visible only in the path of @ |lights, and to mark traffic routes front of his Snohomish home. suit iuln;d of rubber, warmly lned and cappod with' & hood, T8t 2 beam, but which does not cast suf-|and street corners. And portable —_—aro—— M, to tit closely to wrist and ankles and is worn with a gas mash ticient reflection to betray its prese requipment of the beam. light is be- | Today's News Today—Empire. and utility bag. ki aM