The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 8, 1941, Page 2

e ———— OSCAR HAS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8, 1941. LILA SUED ONCE MORE Ex-husband of lce Pool Winner for C SEATTLE colm Do requiri of the Ner to shc Oscar $35,000 winr Palm bro 1940, but con that dicticn of H.C Mrs I the Palm ¢ cently in an Palm also cor the grounds resident of t been absent two years DA MANY WITNESS | 16L00 NO. 6 INSTAllATION ‘ Speeches ment Follow Ceremon- ies Inducting Officers Pioneers 0 and the Wom! night at the stallation of Installing ‘W, Carter. Mrs. Crystal tary; Cash Josephine Paul Kegel Pion Officers ins men were W dent; Green, First Paul, Second fred Zenger, Treasurer; Ja ian; Dean Mike Sestor Carl E. Herlir « L Lundstrom and Sam Paul Aux Women's stalled wer Past Presiden er, President; strong, Vi McKinley Satre, Tre Historian; Chaplain; Sergeant-at-Al vanetti Dull, Trustee Asu Mr Entertainment Past Col angseth Jack Wil C Auxiliary P Mr: Door in Court Again | ut of Prize n. 8.—Judge v signed an order winner | ast spring, | husband | receive $5.000 of the | suit in November Jlained in his petition eft e juris- court for gton | | | | | wife nt roli along in th nt erected by It h tanks and other mech e inst Ttalians. At left earlier in the war, nized equ s the mo: A column of Briti | | Jbtained a divorce re- | Alaskan court, but | ted the divorce on | was not a legal Territory, having | ture of it she he Weather fo Arrive Herealler \Vla Pnuematic Tube INCREASES; PUPILS RECOVER FROM FLU Pneumatic bibes & zipping weather | reports from the Signal Corps office L |to the Weather Bureau on the fourth While there are still many cases floor of the Federal Building wiil go | of influenza among children and to operation soon as the result adults in the Channel District, over a contract let recently in Wash- a third of the absentees returned ‘m“u*n to their studies in the Juneau Pub- terds norn and Enfertain-| | possil | Alaska, Igloo No. s Auxiliary, met Odd Fellows for officers for 1941, Hffice! were Charles Grand President; Jenne, Secre- aplain; Mrs Guide and Sergeant-at-Arm neer Officers talled for the Pior J. Markle, Past Presi- son, President; Joe Vice-President; Sam Vice-President; Al- Secretary; John Reck ack Langseth, Histor- Rice, Chaplain t-Arms; and Al Trustees, lent Snow cer will | was ter stole cider E Se Doork ! 1 Gordon Wll(l»~ recent! ed Technici. for the under the Resource on appoint- 1sultant 1, inc Eurc publ re fed sen- Senio; 1eting | susp for h held Officers officers in- Dora Sweeney Lillian Hoo Carolyne Mr: The F. T. Crowe Corporation of |lic Schools today. Douglas Schools |ct the signal Corps, will carry the - 1St he sent here scon by the contractor. | 2 great many i gist H. J. Thompson said. reorganization will be su tted | nual - sed by J. J. Stocker of using arrested on a charge of disord- ry tence of six m Seattle will open up the old pneu- | reported a similar increase, inai- |tube across the attic and down to | REORGA"'IA"ON in- The pneumatic tube arrangement | messages and operates| - - 24 HAirs & The report of Past Pr of | the oo —— the me hip tomorrow |SENIOR TECHNICIAR profane language and threatening ly conduct and disturbing the| precess hang ic tube which carried messages cating an abatement of the the Weather Burzau office. BEFORE CHAMBER will be a great convenience for the | day, whereas elevator arvice the Juneau Chamber of C L P profanc langunge and wreatening) - (OMSULTANT WILDES peace. ! raigned te | between the 1st and 5th floor offices | tensity of the epiden A superintendent for the job will is off at night, Metearolo- | Ehe Junean ObAMBEE OF oot e BACK IN le be held at the Baranof Hotel the Tmperial Cafe, A. J. Martin Martin, w $500 bond m, er 2tior in ar- Mrs, o lieu of t; Mrs Mrs. the West- Alaska for survey and ward the h o of AERONAUTICAL RADIO (ORPORATION FORMED 17,22, "0 Shop, sailed on the cor- ! for Seattle and ot )0 stations jon a buyin which will render service to firms within a few Mrs, Zora therine HOOK: 2. F. Rodenbu rms; Mrs. Mary keeper Mrs rer; K: ON TRIP of the Vogue mer Baranof South pjg i return weeks with stock for S Delia ice work, bu zation combining to the cutter service. . The Haida will paint beacons and navigatio | pecting to return here in- | other entertainment followed Instalation A short the ceremony which supper tendance was C the history of neau. Short talks were Reck. C. W, Carter, of was ne of the the Ord given by John Al Lundstrom after ¢ . filed _ Membership will be ope shoppers. - BACK TO COLLEGE George F, Alexander, Jr., e and Mrs. George F. Ale; spending the holidays and sister, Miss Jane Alex- returning scuth on the [ to reenter the University operating aircraft in Alaska, thejearly spring ska Ae cal R papers of inco Territorial v | | B .| Auditer Fra i in Incorporated nt H. L, Fa the cyclotron, desert <7 N ns to comn British forces have since retaken the town. SCHOOL ENROLLMENT HAIDA GOES ouT The steamer Haida sailed late for Lyr nally would Ay shore bly by Fr - - 'HORACE ADAMS GOES SOUTH FOR MEETING race Al where meeting DOUBLE-BARK CLEVELAND, O. helc he n ntly up got He shot ir got h thigh while getting into his auto- VISHTING WESTWARD i O WAR CREATES READERS PCRTLAND, Me. librariar se in boo pean w ic ature, and as radio, engines. WADMAN Head PAA meclmnic onth ags rnia. arious been cr eX Univer under the new organi- ar begar been toward non-fiction, His wife preceded him a 1 -~ radioactive electrical Brmsh Tanks Advanca Over African Desert New Dodor }Roosevell 5 For Juneau AddressNot Nazi Hit 'MI German N Newspapers This Afternoon Take Shot at Utlerances Jan. 8. — German this afternoon were in an apparently pattern, presum- ably dictated to by Hitler, in declaring that the Monday message to Congress, read by American President Franklin D. Roosevelt, was historically inaccurate and has practically no bearing on the outcome of the European war. “Great Britain’s doom i sealed,” declared all of the newspapers this afternoon and they further declared that American aid will come too late. The Deutsche Allgemaine Zei- tung says: “Roosevelt and Im- perialism seeks not only su- | premacy over the Western Hemisphere and republics of South and Central Americas by bases and pincers of capitalis- tic economy but also secks to lay the groundwerk of the heri- tage of the British Empire.” - > - Rude Comes from Pet- erburg to Be Associate of Dr. L. P. Dawes cph O. Rude has arrived from Petersburg and will ted in the practice of med- | L. P. Dawes a graduate of the U f Minnesota ng the d and M. D. and received his ining in the hospitals of preconc Doctor ate cou apolis. had four Post cne at Stanford s and the 1 in-Hospil He | sistant Surgeon of | Public Health burg for a number has Maj ! 1 orth Afric memorate the cap- durix Peters s family consists of his children, the oldest now in college in the East. ith Mrs. Rude will ar- weel wishes to announce he s from active practice > OKALGUARD FICERS GIVEN | FIDERAL STATUS rnor fo Aftend Drill of Local Company Tomorrow ON RUN Canal on lighthou n wi be se serv the two, falls no e idkice |6 | HoseiraL NoTES @ihadet it ay night - Derothy Brown, five-year-old ld from Haines, was admitted to | the Government Hospital late last| evening | | d by office rived on the . was admitted Hospital last the Adju-| gge yjioka, who today from Baranof from Sewar tionul Guard Bu-|y, the Government D. C. that the|pigng for medical care officers of the : attend the an- National Guard have re-| yyajiace Calvert, who has been re- any Agent SCORTUBIOR ceiving treatment in St. Ann’s Hos-| William R. Mulvihill, Ad-|pital for influenza, returned to his| 1 Baranof Hotel I.!nx} Barar named s TROUBLE man Kelr n his cafe. A revolver and it another gun, imself in the right | | i home in the H 1| J. Toohey, State| forenoon, week G w Medica!| Mrs. J. H. Adams, of Sitka, was cperated on for appendicitis at St. C.O.} Ann's Hospital this forencon. s Vollert - c- [ C € Willian Juneau ieut. Charles F. Fairbanks. lications of other offi- Canpt Co. A m C. Walther, Aylworth. A THE WEATHER (By the U. S. Weather Bureau) U. S. DEPARTMENT NF CON¥ MERCE, WEATHER BUREAU Forecast for Juneau and vicinily, beginning at 4:30 p.m., Jan, 8: Occasional snow or rain tonight and Thursday; warmer; lowest tem- perature tonight about 33 degrees highest Thursday about 40 de- grees; gentle to moderate southeasterly winds. Forecast for Southeast Alaska: Occasional rain south portion and occasional rain or snow north portion tonight and Thursday. Warmer tonight and in north portion Thursday. Gentle to moderate south- easterly winds and moderate t) frosh in sounds and straits ex- cept decreasing northerly winds i1 Lynn Canal. Forecast of winas along the coast of the Gulf of Alasks: Dixon Entrance to Cape Spencer; occasional rain, fresh to strong southeasterly winds: Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchinbrook; occasional rain, fresh easterly to southeasterly winds: Cape Hinchinbrook to Res- urrection Bay; occasional rain, moderate to fresh northeasterly winds: Ressurection Bay to Kodiak; occasional rain, moderate to fresh south- easterly, becoming easterly to southeasterly winds Thursday. . LOCAL DATA Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Velocity 4:30 p.m. yesterday 29.77 34 61 S 6 4:30 am. today 29.67 30 52 SE 10 Noon today 29.54 32 59 E 9 RADIO REPORTS Weather Cloudy Clear Lt. Snow TODAY 4:30a.m. Precip. 4:30a.m temp. 24 hours Weather Clear Cloudy Clear Pt. Cldy Cloudy t. Cldy Sleet Cloudy Cloudy Pt. Cldy Cloudy Cloudy Clea Raii Rain Rain Cloudy Cloudy Rain Max. tempt. last 24 hours -12 Lowest temp. -21 -10 0 8 23 5 25 30 35 39 37 34 24 30 Station Barrow Fairbanks Nome Dawson Anchorage Bethel St. Paul Dutch Harbor ‘Wosnesenski Kanatak Kodiak Cordova Juneau Sitka Ketchikan Prince Rupert Seattle Portland San Francisco . 8c038co0Rcoo 39 35 46 41 44 52 | 4 » 59 55 WEATHER SYNOPSIS Rain was falling this morning over the extreme southern por- tion of Southeast Alaska, and partly cloudy to overcast skies pre- vailed generally elsewhere over Alaska except clear or partly cloudy skies over the northwestern portion. Rain and snow had fallen during the previous 24 hours from Cordova to the Aleutian Islands and at some points over the Bering Sea and over the extreme south- ern portion of Southeast Alaska. The greatest amount of precipita- tion was 1.11 inches, which was recorded at Cordova. Temperaturcs were wagmer over the central and northern portions of Alaska, coldest being minus 12 at Barrow this morning. Mostly overcast s with moderately low to high ceilings and good visibility with loc rain or snow in the south portion prevailed this morning over t Juneau-Ketchikan airway. The Wednesday morning weather chart indicated that an cluded front was moving eastward from a line extending from a low center of 957 millibars (28.26 inches), which was located at 48 degrees north and 169 degrees west, southwestward into lower latitudes. A second low center of 984 millibars (29.06 inches) wus located at 52 degrees north and 143 degrees west. A pressure was relatively low over the Bering Sea and northeastward over northern Alaska. A high pressure area was centered to the south- east of Alaska, and a second center of 1022 millibars (30.18 inches) was located at 29 degrees morth and 148 degrees west. Juneau, Jan, 9. — Sunrise 9:41 a.m., sunset 4:30 p.m. e the oc- Portland record in the hands of the War irtment and it expected that ognition will also. be those applicants at an 1 & reports Ic a 8. — Closing Juneau mine can Can 92'%, NEW YORK, Jan. quotation of Alaska sto Ame! Anaconda Bethlehem Commonwealth and Southern Curtiss Wright 9%, General M biography 3 technical subjécts aviation, and diesel t the office General today that Gruening will attend local units tomorrow o'cleck and wiil par- to o the public is in- attend these ceremonies. - - ROELLS THROUGH | R. W. Roell were |, g s last night while the TagRidg 7,8 in port, Roell is an el- ectrical engineer with the U. S. Smelting Company in Nome. The Roells will visit relatives in Seamlc. AVI Central 4, United d $4.04. 52y b DOW, JONES AVER The fclcwing are today's S averagi Industrials 133.02, utilities 20.08. - 0. The substances | J ifi E “bombard ranof wa. The Lauy Alaska Empire guaran- tees the largest daily circulation of any Alaska newspaper. sity BEER KEGLERS Steel | 48, International Haivester 53, . wick alleys and downed them four Roses 99 115 156 128 255 243 Orchids 200 152 97 97 Totals 297 249 * Average, did not bowl. e e Prewitt-Pelerson 130— 344 151— 4 | Dora Poole | Lyda Museth BEAT ROYALS; ORCHIDS WI It was a field night for Golden Age Beer keglers when they tackled the Royals last night at the Bruns- Totals 148— 500 97 n Mary Rhodes Linore Smithb’g 24! n 5— 791 straight, while Juneau Florists and | the Baranof broke even. In the afternoon fest, Mary Rhodes hit 500 for the Orchids who beat the Roses three of four. Tonight, Juneau Laundry rolls Islanders and Alaska Laundry rolls Brunswick, Scores last night were as follows: Wedding Will Be Saturday Evening Wedding plans of Joyce Prewitt 'and Maynard Peterson were dis- closed today with the announce- ment of the ceremony to be Sat- ling The Baranof 167 121 159— 447 158 158 158— 474 180 166 201— 547 Green, Cash PATURALIZATION CERTIFICATES 10 ‘ BE HELD UP HERE .. W. J. Markle, Joe Cole, Mrs. Lill Crystal Sncw Jc Snow. Ec violin selection WEATHER STALLS PAA OPERATIONS Panair's Doug out for Seattle but urday night at the Resurrection Lutheran Church. Before members of the and close friends, marriage vows will be said at 8:30 o'clock. To this ceremony o special invitations have been issued. A reception to which all of their friends are vited will follow at the Singing Tea Kettle at 9 o'clock. ~ Mrs. Prewitt, daughter of M. and Mrs. H. A. Fowler, forme:ly of Seattle, has lived in Juncau tor the last two years and h been an employee of the Juncau Telephcne Company. Mr. Pe has been an employee of th necau Dairies during his five years residence in Juncau. - Washington at ‘Seattle. - S0UTH the McLean Larszen Barcus' M | Ray Galao Hector family a Mclnty g 3 of is McLe Ag n, ency, the 505 445 518—1468 Florists 171 171 171— 513 151 163 166— 480 160 172 172— 504 482 506 509—1497 Totals Juneau | Hendricks® | Lajole Carnegie attls ss trip. on i -oo Ise of naturalization certifi- | INSPECTORS SOUTH cates to twe alizns here is being held: Chfef John Newmarker until their alin registration ' John Clark left cn the Ba s axe returned from Wash Ketchikan on a steambeat \v tion trip up went 7 Thes Distric senship pr Nils Mar Totals The Royals 137 168 the mail, | and turned ack Lo spend the night and b morrow morninz { d to have nowbound re the ther - MARRIAGE LICENSE marr license has been is- ned here William Fred Matthews and Phyllis Louise Seavers, both of Skagway. Jun will to 137— 411 139— 485 173— 483 Bradley Aquinc Mura Rekkum, A . + oo (1) TIMERS' NIGHT AWAITED AT ELKS members of the local ige will be featured ans |o -(d at tonight's anmnl Old Tim- again Totals Golden Age Villagancus® 164 Pogle 149 158 193— 500 Mangalao 175 198 171— 544 488 520 538—1536 come = at Whiteho 449—1358 164 164— 492 NG FICE AIRM IL ENVELOP! snUwi air route from Seatue (0 Nome saie at J. B. Burford & Co NOME MERCHANT March m Juneau on the Barancf A Totals tion in the States where he be joined by Mrs s:u cerg who has been Outsic last steamer | direct fr ava Bill Garster ngements, - oo DIVORCES GRANTED 225 were granted Court to Dollie T. Kauf- ot Prewitt ewitt and 13 from Olav n charge of the will Put a Covic Diesel in Your Boat If Yon Wan! MORE ROOM IN YOUR BOAT More Miles for Your Money A Comfortable, Quiet Ride An Engine that lustantly Starts Assurance of Safe Trips Freedom from Fire Hazards A Broad Range of Smooth Speeds Low Operating and ‘Maintenance Costs Reduced Insurance iates Smokeless, Odorless Exhaust Diesel Dependabilit, emto:nhi’.ldlymndmu CH! ABLES' G. WABNER Co. GMC TRUCKS Compare Them With All Others! PRICE - APPEARANCE - ECONOMY DURABILITY CONNORS MOTOR CO. PHONE 411 th N Diverce d - AT GASTINEATL ‘ Mrs. Catherine MacKinnon i the Gast Hotel ing spend a few days in Ju - FROM ANNEX CREEK W. Windsor is in from tered a in 10 | Wauneeta Marie Marke | Marke Al .o MCDONALD SOUTH A. H. McDonald 1t of the Steamship Company at An- suthbound on the Ba ttend a meetix Turn about is fair play, especially in war. Italian Caproni high-wing tri-motored bombing planes are shown being bombed into roaring flames by a squadron of British warplanes during a raid on an Italian base in East Africa, according to the Bl‘lmh caption_ U. S. Navy Strength Now and How It Will Be " [ BATTLESHIPS ™ [AIRCRAFT (ARRIERS] CRUISERS [ I 2 wma.aa‘fl- Anne the Gas. H Creek and is tineau Hotel Al- R Y T PAA MAN f NEW A. Stitka ha PAA chief meclk ¢ post al the PAA airport Gastineau Hot SELMAR GOES Oscar well dent of Sk south aboard company agent e MRS. 5. GODIN S. Goding on the Baranof here Mr of agway for ar- a short .- BACK TO SKAGWAY Dr. Clayton Polley and Mrs. ‘h y left for their home in Skag TO CLASSIFY \t”?"”d the :M:n\l{ after a visit soutl |and also a visit on the Chanvel < - .o SAIL TO WRANGELL Three passengers sailing to Wran t]l on the steamer Ba: of were Rokkum, Clar Wies and lf\ R, Elsper, | | | ) ‘ FOUTH | 2% 12 Pol- ay et the Baranof SEASONED—cCount . among the old timers in government offices, Daniel D. Caldwell (above) of the attorney general’s office. He's rounding out 47 years with department of justice, began as typist in 1894, now \handles legislative work. " T00 LATE OLLER "Ma $000. 424 East ‘, 31 FT. 1 equipped SACRIFICING equity furnished home, 649 ‘Way. Phone Red 649 This diagram shows U. S. naval strength today with the national defense pro il and how it will be when additions are made in line program which calls for several more units to the fleel