The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 14, 1940, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1940. FLYNN ON WESTERN TRIP P —————— T .. ARSI m———— HITLER CONFERS WITH SPANIS 'THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU Forecast for Juneaw sad vieinity, beginning at 4:30 pam., Oct. 14: onal rain tonight and Tuesday; not much change in tempera- lowest temperature tonight 42, highest temperature Tuesday 48 to moderate southeasterly winds gentle Forecast for Southeast Aiaska: Occasicnal rain t A day; not much change in temperatue; modeate to fesh southeastel winds but fresh to strong southerl; to southeasterly in sounds andi staits and Lynn Canal Forecast of winas alone the coast of the Gulf of Alaska: Dixon Entrance to Cape Spencer,occasional rain; fresh to strong = cutheasterly winds Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchindrook, occasional rain; fresh ta, strong easterly to southeasterly w.nds Cape Hinchinbrook to Resurr:ction Bay, occasional rain; fresh : to streng northeasterly winds. | Resurrection Bay to Kodiak, o casional rain tonight; occasional showers Tuesday; fresh to strong no‘berlv to northeasterly windsg oming northerly to northweste Jy Tuesday, | LOCAL naia 4 Time Barometer lemp. Humidity Wind Velocity Weather y 4:30 p.m. yesterday 30.00 43 2 s Cloudy 4:30 am, today ... 20.81 45 8 E 8 Lt. Rain Noon today 20.81 45 93 s 5 Cloudy RADIO REPORTS Vs | TODAY ‘ Max. tempt. | Lowest 3:30am Precip. 3:30am ks Staticn last 2: hours | temo temp, 24 hours Weathes 28 | 02 Cloudy bai 48 | 25 0 Cloudy Nome 38 | 28 Trace Cloudy ' Dawson 17 0 Clear Anchorage | 3 0 Cloudy, 5 - - Bethel 34 29 24 Rain ously by worry over st the Democratic campaign in St. Paul 10 21 0 Pt. Cldy ot 3% Demacratic nal Committee Chairman, swung into San Francisco recently Adolf Hitler talks with Gen. Ramon Serrano Suner (lef), Spanish Minister of Government and brother- Dutch Harbor . 42 31 37 07 Cloudy 3 ot Vest right, is gr v State Senator John F. Shelley. Said the in-law of Spanish Generalissimo Francisco Franco, at the Chanceliery in Be 10 Sumner was in Wesnesenski 44 40 40 40 Clea - f the W Flynn, right, i é ¥ o Jim Farley's shoes: “Nobody can truthfully say President Roosevelt is influenced by Berlin when Germany, Italy and Japan signed their (i t Kanatak 60 | 50 50 39 Rain s Kodiak 48 | 43 43 10 Clou'ly ;’ £ ¢ ! Cordova 50 43 45 15 Rain = - | H Juncau 41 15 o7 Rain 3 wfi., v ElOWN A T MEW RADIOPHONE :WIFE STABS RESEI'VflhOnS 101 FE 4 Sitka 28 9 Cloudy 18N L ) . { e K n 48 Rain S (I ALH ] i Rl | o 4 o 2 S 44 rince Geol 29 ( 2. Cl¢ I nest caicnacor MATE HERE ABPOINTED - L] s r ~ ol | 1 i attle 50 01 Cloudly € A new powerful radiophone has| | PRt % i g \s g - R Just veen installed at the Hirst- IN JEAl u | s of the Juneau W EATHER SYNOPSIS d P D Chichagof Mining Company’s of- |c ok e 2 The Mcnday morning weather chart indicated an occluded front s §9ls fices at Kimshan Cove, replacing e e R e extended scuthwestward from 50 dgrees north 136 degrees west and f‘ I wn clder and smaller type e i 5 : | b Ball N 45 terminated in low center of 987 millibars (29.15 inches) 56 degrec £ ¢ The new unit is a Hallicrafters ¢ e 7 0Sei a 154 degrees west, and the pr was relatively low nortk i SN X I - 0 Il Name UC-| ncith, 154 degrees west, and the s was relatively low northward b Fr ) (Continued t-om Page One) 100-watt, 1‘.\'(*:11311]?5‘1 mw] Hrm F[ed Wood in Hosplfal— & i ger SIS sep i Lath Lukd to the Seward Peninsula. High preisure area of 1024 millibare (30.24 u : 15, | = transmitter and will be used for 1 o 4 iinde at 35 degrees north, 164 degrees west and a sec- | : be held ir (esser fo taie Lunaeen neg : : ktiadhy 3‘ ¥ Al oil plants and the great Krupp arm- communication with "””"";‘. ik Mfs. Wood Arrested, . 1> Lutk ¢ €S R bli 4 ond hi a of 1023 mil ibars (30.21 inches) at 36 degre j o ament w \t Essen, also many Alaska Air Transport's radio fa- : 2o e depublican north legrees west, and a thirl high pressuic area was centered d German airdrome; cilities utheast Alaska. In ad- AssaU" Charge i p = over stern British Columbi. Rain had n this morni Last night a heavy offensive wa communication will be e FERY. ST Re over most stations along the coastal area from Southeast Alaska to s I launched by the RAF against in shed with Radioville and also, (ontinued from Page One) (S A e ; [ 4 Jeseph| the Aleutian Islands and rain or siow had fallen at a few statio 5 jon ports that extended to La- act as a coastal harbor station for| __ i ———— | Vocal ’M““‘ \’ i Biver e g ) re] on the from Bristol Bay to Barrow and patly cloudy skies were reported i Havi mall boats. 2 3 g ; ¥ > r P over the interior of Alaska. The g eatest amount of precipitation re- . i .- rhe former Hirst transmitter ”_’ge hes "fi‘_’“"“ch‘;”o“‘\'gv‘,fifi"‘f.':ll ox £ Pkl | r jov. Harold| ported was 40 inches, which was r corded ai Kodiak. Overcasi o:- o ( V s been moved to Radioville and S8 CTOM TU8. CASS o0 e e " leta ) 1 States Sen-| casional light rain, moderately lo 7 ceilings and fair to good visibiii £ o L5 | be operated by Joe Bowers. |S1€ s R e i 5 Sl ate i i te Scnafor ties prevailed over the northern p -ticn of the. Seattle-Juneau airwe - The transmitter was modified for|and then flashed “] e . s I ' it, killed in 5 morning. | v FOB} Al KA'T this special service by the Radio hand. He g B s Ty Y Juneau, October 15—Sunrise 7 unset 5:54 pmn - -osw R neering and Manufacturing| they seuffled, she attempling SIGLE‘ Q G?h! ) t 2 n i Gc — s A v of Juneau and installa-|the time to jab the knife 'in hi | i.!n ol 148 8 A ' T REACE pany of Juneau istalla- | the B f three chil- P s o b b ; H. E. Aldridge. Mrs, Chase, who told officers she NEW YORK, Oct. 14 S ar ' s t ’essl 3 WAL had only seen Wood twice before, quotation of American C & € MOUNIAIN TUMB[E . HiE Joricriey Erih also grappled for the knife. Jack- is 96, Anaconda 22 . i HOHYWOOd (OIOH b London, Mrs. B. I . e son Rice, hotel clerk, noticed t ) SRy 5 Quentin Johnson, Daily Alassa JEC SITBRINTS, SR eglon uxi Iafy | scuffle and tried to seize the knife. 18 s Empire newsboy who carries ihe = nagh, 2. were today 4 . He was cut on the thumb gnd, in General Motors 49%, Internatior . route to the Alaska Juneau Board- HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Oct. 14 me of her S lT | removing his injured hand sud- Harvester 47%, Kennecott 30, New § w | ing’ House, had his mountain twmn- Madeleine Carroll has received in-law, Mr. and Mrs, O(Ia Omorrow denly, gave Mrs. Wood the oppor- York Central 14'., Northern :‘ v cle experience Saturday *cable m ‘1rom her mother —— tunity to thrust the knife at her 6 3/4, United States Steel 42 sonnnon Wb Lediaing nd telling of the actre L ¢ her ldren, with reports of success on Sat- husband. Pound $4.04 bit of mountaineering on Little Younger sister’s death during & this morning on urday's ‘silver tea and basket sale, | Behind Shoulder 3? ggw er \14)”.[ Juneau on the way home 1hing raid. v ise, lived only 20 miles {ho next event on the American| mme plade of the little pocket- DOW, JONES AVERAGES LS4 i BV from his route Saturd No details were given. 3 don in one of the most|jcgion Auxiliary calendar will be gnife which Mrs, Wood used nor-| The follc are today's D rock gave way and he fell a dis-, When informed of Associated 1 Li Presby - heavily-bombed sl of *Bri tomorrow night’s business and 80-| mally in their kitchen as a paring Jenes aver ndust 130.73 % _ |tance that others boys said was Press dispatches porting Mar-" Ci They will remain. here indefinitely | cia] meeting to be held at the knife, swung over his head and 57, utilities 21.52. 14, — The|.apont 300 feet.” guerite’s death on Wednesday, Mi 3 by i it BN ARG MEtS. SRORuES. Dugout at 8 o'clock. entered back of his left shou e ay eranted Ea'l “parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Carroll said: “T refuse to believe 5 may b 7 PR o Cards will be played after the mrs. Wood walked out of the hotel qeview. He WaS| johnson took Quentin to the hos- it until I have direct word. &3 - (‘F JUSII(F business session and all members‘bm returned shortly, holding out in's | By USR8 . |pital where nine stitches -were R T, T [T are nmu?d to be present. Ax:range~ a bloody hand and wanting (o Cl enroute here on ‘ taken in a wicked arm gash Empire cms#iileas oIng results " GFH( FRS MAKING ment “"“hb“ in charge "L’ F"g%" know whether she had hurt him. the Yukon after a two - — it dames Katherine Davenport, Flo; cod got in a cab with Mrs.| wee s trip to Seattle e READY FOR DRAFT 1. i ™ ™7 o i v o i ' Armstron “MASTER" Model | ¥ ind Edith Davis, Mrs. Wood followed, and it was ! SR i : ke at the hospital that she was ar- | & and U. S. Marshal's offices here have at”(la aug she had been drinking 21-Inch Roll——Thermostat Control H a been asked by the Department of Toiay. Wood refused fo.sin & § Has Birthday oot 2o o son | ONLY $34.50 : omselyes with the provisions of the y though he had offered earlier to TERMS t . * selective service (conseription) act.| Patricia Waugh, daughter of MF.|go go, “IT'S EASY TO BUY AND PAY 0 By They have also been requested to and Mrs. H. J. Waugh, celebrated Dr. C. C. Carter, who attended . THE RICE & AHLERS WAY!" § review the experiences of their of- her ecighth birthday with & 12:30| wood said the knife injury was not 2 5 fices in connection with the selective | c clock luncheon yesterday 8t Per-|cerious going in high on the shoul- | RICE & A“l ERS Co 3 o M. draft act of May 18, 1917. Cafe. Seven guests were iN-|ger ang doing little damage, ® } prese out - R vited and after the birthday lunch- 2 : ElEchlc $ 1 [ : = - 1 of { ci Westwar Subscribe for The Empire. ccn the group attended the matinee. _Third dnd Franklin Streets ———_PHONE 34 { " BRUNSWICK IS ‘ e = 1 ‘ YOU WILL FIND { | P S | BESTED AGAIN | |{ NO PREMIUM — NO CATCHY PRICES | % 55 PERFORMANCE-PROVED } Just Consistently A-1 Merchandise BY ELKS TEAM | IN THOUSANDS OF HOMES! | at Reasonable Cost at the | ot e it o | THRIFT CO-0P i | in use in the past seven Elks b_nwlex_f:, Hpked, by * Phillips’ years, less than 1/10th of | Retail f F 567, which included a 236-game,| jou fave needed replace- etallers ol 1amous t won two of three from the Bruns-| ment—a record that can- | SHURFINE and TASTEWELL PRODUCTS wick squad yesterday at the Bruns-| not even be approached by PHONE 767 NEXT TO CITY HALL ; ' The four-in-one dinner suit, modeled in Chicago by three poses by Elaine Bassett, won for Mrs. Kathryn md Arcadia, Cal, the $3,000 grand prize in the American Fashions Contest. 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