The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 9, 1940, Page 2

" fik not, are catton- mesh—result of the cotton surplus and the gav-, 12:45 o'cloc nd continue unt BIG DANCE oot 3 AFFAIR == issr QUIT HIS ON TONIGHT 3*?'f“f-.a§if'¥;»f%ff i Mull- . John W Chamberlain Refuses fo Oldtime Numbers of "Gay * St | R9sign i Eadk f Late last night, Chamberlain held | 12, Get that TEN HIGH smile RSl E S leimieg with the members of the War Cab-|P. in the House 0f ‘Commons | '.?- it As “"‘-”‘l “all eye i“tf I‘w" pears to be advancing norchward this m n . —— ! N with respec sk tati which has been accompany ng this distu > has spread i The Epworth Leagué "of this | S of the U. S tment Che(k Passer most sections of Southeast Alaska while the rain has ceased in Vai - Methodist Church s 'plannitg '#h very little ab i couver Isiand and porticn of Washington. Partly clou outdoor picnic for Friday evening.| § a ey his study of the Alaska tax siru MIAMI, Fla, May 9. — Thate | 5 cloudy weather prevailed over the rest of Alaska 1 ' | weather permitting 1 E 4 ture which he began this week was, it seen a slight case of Juneau, May 10.—Sunrise 4:48 a.m., sunset 9:08 p.m TEN HIGH Dy LM H 4T Y It the weather is suitable, the] Y Lu: spoke at today’s Juneau | mistaken address SRRy S ST . 9 Wil A, suers, will meet, at the church | (" [ Cha of Commerce luncheon S o STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 355, social’ room at 7 oclock for" ik | . He said his study woul A Ferete s S - n. » trip outdoors. Should the weathsr | Frori. sfk | yeeks ‘to. two (Criek tebideredith 41U elieck RO 0"g rl e rot permit the League will meop . Ky., May 9.—John oo ")“"“ st i Koy |in ‘the social room as’ usual. Tublier Gallaway, 6-foot, 6-inch, 215- 1n Banfield reported on his U BN I b ‘n\:)‘ worth m no“ble Yonr Enloymenl !; Leaguer takes his own' funch Bound Gentertown, Ky., aiant, was | effort to secure a public landing '0 be defivered € 2 the o firnishés coffee and 00 mugh of a good ng. the |field for Juneau, saying that a wwherell 1 send it?” asked the omes 0 b‘g 4 AN cocoa, it is mumuuwd Marine Corps decided in rejecting | licld only 2,000 feet in length would ojapg HIRAM WALKER & SONS INC., PEORIA, ILL. 90 PROOF GG AR his ehHiabinent application. be adequate for commercial plane G R R % | SAN FRANCISCO. May 9 WOMAN ARRESTED Sergeant Homer Callahan explain- | which seek such facilities here. .”:‘ (‘v,‘_”, fl,,“(:l (;., \; inquired boatmen will receive a month tna Horn, arrested at Sitka yes- ed the Marines couldn’t go in for | Di. Sam C. Rubley of the Ju- .. =" "0 0 i WENATCHEE, Wash, D e el e (&5 & reRuif otid CLOTHES that are CLEANED | terday on a charge of assault, plead- cx(rtfnws of build hl‘(‘.’)\l\l‘“u‘l their au Clinic and David A. Hoffman ° o : T R A Something like salt shakershelped ,ihe months’ old . strike of tl OFTEN—Wear Longer! |ea'innocent today in U. & Commis- | Service in foreign lands. “Suppose | of the i Mine Machinery l)“ ong have you lived there?”, keep mountain highways open near | pnjand Boatmen's Tnion against th oner's Court and demanded a fury | We were in China or the Philip- | Company were 2ue Ernie Par- Oh, I, just bought the house here last winter. Motchants Fote Biat \hasootailid Send YOUR GARMENTS to trial, which_ will be beld Monday. |pines,” the sergeant said, “and a |sons of the Parsons Electric Com- three days ago.” : being settled today. > < |man of Callaway's size needed a |pany was introduc < s new| 'The heck you did!” roared the| A device which mixed 40 pounds J d toc ’E R'/“’ DIVORCE CASE pair of shoes. You couldn't get them | member. clerk. “That’s where I live!” of salt with each of The Federal Maritime C Gl‘E . over there and it might take \\\vk~ D The customer fled but the clerk sand was built and ro sion negotiated the prclong d st for divorce was flled (0day | to have them shipped” _ nabbed him on the street and motor truek push plows. The state| put&jThés Setfiement will bear o Thorough Workmanship and in District’ Court by Hazel”Pickett went to the Coast Since 1914, an average of 19 | called police, who jailed the party highway department of | tug boat services to big ship: Modern Methods Produce against Wayne Pickett on groun n and enlisted in the American cities each yecar have of the first part on a worthless the machines. The salt helped pre-| freighters entering San Franci Work that Is Sure to Please You. L4 PHONE 507 ol idesertion. SEomT MODES of the MOMEN | by Adelaide K err ——————— Friday and Saturday SPECIALS 20% REDUCTION Fitted and Box Styles °* Tweed: ¢ Navy o Black Sizes 12 to 42 YOUR COAT IS HERE! Dma’t Misc This Sale * Jnuns- STEVEHS fll-ewe--lony already has made big news in stookings. Th“e, belicve about it. They're designed wear wnh spom o SRt THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR LISIANSKI GOES - pOSHION Walmer Gains Five Vofes Hesse 22, Rivi son 5, £l DEMOCRATIC BY 3370 1 MARGIN on Mrs. Jenne in New Tofals Roden 20, Boyle 23, Sheldon 6 6, Gilmore % A Norman R. Walker ‘Walker 26, inet and also with several oppo- |1, Anderson, 8, Baronovich 10, Cair itior ade among them David|5, Clausen 5 Davis 3, Doclker 5 Lloyd George who yeSterday stath- Douglas 2, Fisk 9 Jenne Jones | ingly detiounced the Prime Minls- |10, McCall 5, M¢Cormick 5, Nelson ler in the heated, dramatic debate 13, Peterson 5, Shattuck 5, Samp- Such 0, Walmer 7 InDTE TI%iin |""'The lone Republican voter c Uk 157 LRSI | 1115 batlot as folldws: one vote e Epwonm wiepy (107 Colel Humpherics, Ml PRI | Biltiies, "Mrs. “Héfmann, Paul, Wil-| {liams and Baldwin. e wa accepted ;| &Sal'urday EclALs SALE PRINT DRESSES Sizes 12 to 44 PRINTS and PLAIN COLORS Washable Rayon Fabrics 4.956.95 JUST ARRIVED— NEW PATTERNS! nzvuil S THURSDAY, MAY 9 PULLING OLT OF from League in 1940 Withdrawal of the F SPEAKER TODAY Study of Alaska Structure and Problems fo Take form of local government. 1940. KS. CONSIDER BASEBALL HERE LAST Resolution for Withdrawal Well Known Juneau Resi- dent Dies at St. Ann's Hospital Is Introduced Bertholl, rall B. H BEFORE (HAMBER FOR Several Months Capture check charge, SALFE CHILDREN'S NEW STRAW HATS Reg. 2.50-2.95 1.50 ® Brefons . ® QBff-the-Face ® Bonnets ® Brims 75 ohleverlv designed, NEW SUMMER STRAWS on SALE TOMORRQW, Soft pastels in the prettiest children’s hats we have seen. Regardless of the color or style youll want, theyre all here in this grand assortment. Sizes 20 to 221 B. M. Behrends Co. B. H. BERTHOLL SUCCUMBS HERE BUM PLACE VALUES-SHOP AT HOME EVENING Intermitten light temperature. erate and Frida winds except Forecast of Moderate 62 years of age to Cape Max, tempt. lasi 24 hours . . " s T. 8 M Ra 1) i B = |Shep: ttie Spickelt, Mi. | i RO L+ peri. leam from the Gastineau Channei and a long time resident of the ed - PublicIs Invited Mrs, Jehn H. Newman, M ey Bemiceratic 33 (671 in the ‘primary | Posed last 1 ;> night at St. Ann's Hospital whe 1 Lauren: (Continued from Pu;» One) electon, accordifip: to returns re- | MCGHUNE he had };m-n confined for the pa Time > o { VBl S resciution for withdrawal intre-'two weeks ; Al ! Mem: ceived by the District Court 1 duced last night will be discussed Born at Hvassville, Ll Decem-| 4:30 pm. yest'y neties da e g i E : ' . c “m’\hlw J"l h:\ xt;;ll'mrlml'n'l I.lnlm' W(;ilxnz;|~I|):1”‘“ 1;““ votes| "4 voted on at next Wednesday's| ber 24, 1878, he was affiliated with| 4:30 am. today ) u Y fiertain i 5 while the Laborites shout- xr;u’i::“fili\:‘* o(ll‘ the Ifll)lj-xxlxlm“ ’l”“ e e ll{l:mi‘ 4 14;::1” ;\[' h\l\n\ “.«1~,nm‘:( public ‘Go, go. Repres ative K ) g ) enly three tes Elks, Moos: 7 Py f the EI T st | litvited S : ¥ B”fl"day quer nberlain failed to get the|at Lisianski against two for Mr D" A k H_m: ’;’;:I‘k“[v"flmmfl < iy (’:’;”:”‘” of the . Elgven .Q'clock tending can go in ! r najority in the House, counting|Jenne. The latter still holds a lead | oo i ™7 oojon team withdrev : £ ; w orm, afternco: even ir. a Bernard he absentees and those present who'of 73 votes, the new totals being| .o vears aso Bf:\m.-\ ‘m‘ \T'uln.\ »lm 'x\:\n\lr\'r‘l} ‘st:mon or any 1 it their South | did not vote 1019 for Mrs. Jenne and 946 for| | 0. members expressed by two daughters, Mrs. Harry Stur- | Gambell fer the . e Y birth Mysterious Conferences Walmer. Precincts stil] to report the |, "evhenca of ontfitting and n N Ruth Berthol and m'u Aklavik Catherine MacK f 4 7 of bridee| THe Lohdon Star, daily neéws-|results of Jast week’s election are’ainine a feam is not justifid by the Phillip and Bert, all resid-| Fairbanks of the comm to Mrs. Ch Sabli: | paper, today asked Chamberlain *o|Gustavis, Yakufat, ‘Goddard, ENin g6t it receives or the good it does | 8 ™ Juneau | Nome SIMUSIES d A. Chipperfizlc | “make way for a man who is fitted | Cove and Pt. Agassiz the community. The remains are av the Charles, Dawson Gov. Ernest G: and Mrs. Gru- urteen guests were asked and|io win the war.” | "No ofher contests were mat i W. Carter Mortuary and Elks fun-| Mayo ening will lead the grand mureh henors for cards were won by Mrs.| The average man on the street|ally affected by the Lisianski re- eral services will be held Saturday| Bethel Dancing, will start at 9:45 o'clock | Everett Nowell and. Cbarles Sabic | would pick Churchill as the suc-| turns, which were as follows: afternoon at 2 oclock from the| St. Paul | cessor to Chamberlain Democratic—Dimond 31, Grigsby IAX EXPERI 'S Chapel Dutch Harbor enski Junea Sitk ikan e Rupert Prince George Seattle land n Francisco FAKER Mistaken Address Leads fo The of Bad SALE Complete Liguidation SALE Because we plan to remodel our store we are CLEARING OUR SHELVES for room to work. EVERYTHING REDUCED 1010 50% Hosiery Excepted Vogu 3 ey U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, W THE WEATHER (By the U. Forecast for Juneau and vicil tonight and rain H temperature tonight about Minimum southeasterly Forecast for Southeast Alaska: not much change in temperature; moderate souther moderate to fresh over winas along Spencer; Barometer 38 44 64 37 64 60 66 39 52 59 62 54 7 61 60 60 59 T4 i 72 disturbance s vent the roads from * WEATHER SYNOPS in the S. Weather Burcau) ity, beginning at 4:3 Friday; not much cl 46 degre Intermittent light raix sounds and straits. the coast of the Gulf of Alaska. to fresh south and southeasterly winds from Dixon Entranc and moderate to "fresh east winds from Cape Sperice to Kodiak. and LOCAL DATA 7Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 59 40 SE 17 45 74 Wi 3 48 83 s 6 RADIO REPORTS ‘ TODAY Lowest 3:30aim. Precip. temp. temp. 24 hours 33 35 0 16 30 0 39 39 0 31 33 0 40 40 0 44 44 0 40 41 0 36 31 23 41 41 T 41 44 0 52 52 0 40 42 0 1 42 0 1" 15 0 53 49 53 32 41 41 50 51 0 51 0 lower middle ¢ Bay HOSIERY SALE on Discontinued Colors! Munsingwear _HOSIERY 3or 4 Thread Vanity Fair HOSIERY D5¢ - 3 or 4 Thread - Leota’s in the Baranof Hotel 30 p.m., May 1ange Weather HER BUREAU ly ir es. Mod- tonignt northeasterly i