The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1940, Page 2

THE WEA’THER (By the U. S. I\ulher Burcau) TEAMPICKS UP; CLICKS Stanford’s Sick Indian Be- e comes Mean Warrior Under Shaughnessy By SAM JACKSON remerr h U, S, DEPARTMENT 4>| COMME Fareenst tor Iu ‘ very eratuye, lowest temperature n tonight Iu wers Friday; tonight 42, highest Friday not much char v Atask iday south portion md occa vers }n{h\ north |)mtmn no' Local showers tonight sional very light rain, much chnnge in lemp“r‘ ¢ the coast of the Gulf of Alask. « cer; l)eal showers, moderate Vo 'S is; Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook, local to fresh easterly -0 northeasterly winds; k to Resurrection Bay, partly cloudy, moderate northeasterly Resurrection Bay to Kodiak, partly cloudy, moderate northerly northwesterly winds LOCAL DATA Time Raramater Qe s Humidity Wind Velocity rd In- 4:30 pan. yesterday 29.46 52 58 Rail ’ 4:30 a.m. today 29.17 55 40 NW 8 Pt. Cldy I y .02 " 73 s 4 Clou RADIO REPORTS | TODAY Max. tempt. | Lewest 3:30am Precip. 3:30a.m last 2% hours ' tmp temp, 24 hours Weathe 26 18 21 T Cloud, 22 20 20 04 32 14 16 0 37 19 19 0 le 32 29 32 20 Cloudy e 30 7 11 0 Clear nive 8§ ¢ 40 35 40 19 Clear ty and confusing. Timing was Hubm 45 42 §4 r‘r Clear trong and dangerous wa cuen 41 34 36 Rain S i ¢ of the tough San Francisco couldn't figu 43 | 24 35 T Stow ¢ hedule holds out a defense and Oregon's r. 48 39 40 22 Cleax 57 12 55 02 Pt. Cldy 58 48 01 59 15 6 39 Rain 50 41 46 it Cloudy 55 10 51 04 Cloudy 62 4 55 63 Rain 58 55 55 1.00 Rain 6 8 62 05 Kam WEATHER SYNOPSIS ght falls of rain were reported this morning over the coastal m Southeast Alaska to Cordova and at a few t G and the Ale ttian Isla and at Kodiak I ska from Ancho: The greatest Peninsu er the Bering Ses were reported over to the Fairbanks amount of 9 recorde ! at Ketchikan, Mostly overcast oias i dos n ljght drizzle or lizht showers, oderately low ceiling and good v sibilities were reported thismorn- thern portion of t1ie Seattle-Junes morning h#r chart indica l)(; inches) lo ated at 56 deg s west, with relatively low press ire over the interior of Alaska and » Bering Sea ’\ high pressure c¢'nter of 10 millibars nches) was ocated at ees north and S Juneau, October 25 5 5 9 inches which w 3 » / Oliver, scouting the Indians, versally regarded as : 5 frankly admitted he'd have (o reckon with. From the National Distillers Products Corp, N. ¥. _ | stay ¢ nights to do so—and point the team 15 a 1t he failed too watch - * Rebekahs Initiate Eight Candidates Eight candidates were itiated into the Rebekah Lodge at meeting held last night at th [O.OF. Hall Distributed by NATIONAL GROCERY COMPANY i dion et Seattle, Washington of material, Stanford is now uni- ed, with the Hal 1e chosen decorations for the affair Afrangements were in chdrge of Mesdames Anna Larson, Norma Callow, Mable Lybe Cermick and Esther It was announced that of next month would be neeting oll call and all members are askcd o keep the date, November 27, in mind, j el e Robert Simpsonfi Are Dmner Hosts Dr. and Mrs Ro ert Simpson were | hosts last evening with a dinner| party for twelve gue at Lh(lr hcme on Gold Belt Avenue. The affair was in Lmnplm\(n( to Ernest Gruening” nk Brooks of Belli Dorothea S. Basst yn and San Francisco. Bridge was played during the ev- d honors were won by Gov Gruening and Mrs. Brooks rs. Bassett. - Chesterfields—Luckies Camels—Kools '(:'fi':'??in'r'rss GOLD SHIELD Old Golds § CARTON || COFFEE | Silex or Regular d ! \ FEEL ANY PAIN, DOCTOR GOSHEN, Ind.—While Drs. $125 | 2ms. 43( pital, a thief operated in their trous- ers pockets in a nearby dressing m. He took $500 from Dr. Bow- ser and $100 from Dr. Fleelv\ood -t s e e S S aher * Tover, of Lm“‘D" onge housed a mon\gene Ilow One Woman SAVE with EVERYDAY LOW PRICES at i CHIROR 478 271 ,filwcmw and MEAT MARKET ~Juneau’s Own and Independently-Owned Pure Foods Store” ey i § }loinz SOUPS Lost 26 Lbs. of Fat E Large Size r: 25 }il:}: % ASSORTED VARIETIES ;l ol;:l!cg “'I‘”;‘c:e:";l‘:s; \fnd ! < 10 Years Younger - 2 large cans 25 THE DAILY AL, ASKA EMPIRE, Cape Hinch- 8 Weathe ot moderately high (o 8 i Box, FEG BARS (QRAN H. 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