The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER Bl‘REAl THE DAILY ALASKA kMPlRE—jUNEAU ALASKA TUE SDAY I\OVEMBI:R 20, 1945 », head of the Rotary -Bond i JUNEAU, ALASKA announced that a mem- 7 ' it | ATTENTION ; A WEATHER BULLETIN : ARE EN“RIMNED to be sold or purchased from CR X N 2 {! 22 i Tailored in Rochester by £~y MICHAELS-STERN][ P4 FOF e (em';m A ey T | 43t N e o - i : 3 gl \ acn “Rotarian in order that the § Mass Meeting of the Filipino Communit ‘ last Lewest 4:30a.m. 24 hrs. Weather at ¢ (\(! quota may be met. A 24 hrs* temn. temp. Precip. 4:30am total of § 0 worth of Vietory f 17 3 20 Snow | s h already been applied to 0! j“neau i “19 Approximately 20 teachers from t! y quota, leaving only 3 4 T Snow | Tuneau, Douglas, and Alaska Na- bed. Bond ap- T“ESDAY Nov zu 8.00 P M £ Ccrdova 39 49 29 Rain ive schools, were guests at the > on the drive 1 . s Ve . . i+ Dawson -30 -34 0 Clear | oual Teachers’ luncheon given by wch table. ! Edmonton 10 | Juneau Rotary Club in the Go roduction of Rotary’s at the Communit Hall Fairban -11 -1120 0(71 Pt. Cloudy |Rocm of the Baranof this noon. guests today was supervised Y Haines 16 4 Snow ; . following: Hank Harmon 1 A. B. Phillips, Superintendent of : i ;":::a': T 3 @ @ Snow oy achools, ead “An Ameri- Junesu Hidh escher; Rithard REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED!!! 1Y 2 . 7 a ar cher; W. - . s 1 Ketchikan 39 2 39 05 Rain g aman, Douglas teacher; Leon- By order of President i Kctzebue -16 -2 -16 0 Clear | " ard C. Allen, Alaska Native School. - " :\nl:lnm - t; -2 -lj Tu (s:llz)\:‘m | ders and freedoms of life belonging | C8r! Hall 4:\ Tn‘uu was aiso a ome - of | hvv ing the incheon s B T - T Nerthway -23 Ly e 0 Clear VR - SPECIALIZING E WAVING ¢ Petersburg 23 9 31 03 Snow \“”‘ u “““% l‘\al h FRGM PORTLAND HAIR CUTTING AND GENERAL BEAUTY CULTURE f Portland 50 29 33 P Fog € 1 e o A FULL LINE IN DERMETICS CREAMS ‘ Mr. and Mis. J .D. Ligse of i Prince George 23 2 6 03 Pt. Cloudy Fertland, Ore, are guests at the H Prince Rupert 10 34 38 04 Rain m"”m’ e . paLIinge per Bar “n«l Hc rk-l. o o LUC"JLE’S BEAUTY SALON i San Francisco 8 o mission to circulate the poem amorg BArano! otel. PHONE 48 [ Beattle e 2 35 o1 Fog his students. Copies giving full T e . e i Sitka 40 24 40 06 Rain redit to the magazine in which it FROM'MT. VERNON, WASH —_— = E § ; firs ¥ ; 3 ippeared are now being mimeo- ~ William M. Engle of Mt. Vernon, 3 Whitehorse -4 33 1 03 Snow i v 2 4 a: 6 ik 4 {raphed for distribution, he said Wash, is stopping at the Gastineau| 1 i Yakutat 33 23 33 66 Snow o substitute for newspaper er .smq (4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) | lolhmmg the Illnchuvn O. F. Hotel during his visit here. WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A deep low pressure area is located in the| SR, Gulf of Alaska south of Kodiak this morning. A boundary of warm air| extends across Southeast Alaska just north of Five Finger Light and Sitka with temperatures in the low forties and rain south of this line| = as far as Vancouver Island. Snow, or rain and snow mixed is falling = ,(.(‘ - north of this line along the coast of the Gulf of Alaska as far northward | )2 Anchorage, Gulkana and the Whitehorse area JOUI MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN KER WORSTED Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. Today NEW YOR WIND Height of Wav Brings You Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition e Decision Cloudy 33 E 36 i Which Spencer Snow 32 ENE 36 ' n “EXTRA SOMETH!NG for e Elared Rock Snow 25 NNW 18 1 foot THING EXTRA Five Finger Light Cloudy 3 SE 17 You Don't Pay SOME : Guard Tsland Cloudy 39 E 2 ' ns | Finer tailor- Linccln Rock Cloudy 371 ESE 20 Richer fabrics ! Smarter B Yorker Point Retreat Snow 9 NNE 3 1 foot ZW ing! That's what you get in 8 W | MARINE FORECAST FOR SOUTHEAST ALASKA: Inland waters. W d. It's » sound fabric, built for long Southeast Alaska, south of Gastinsau Channel and outside waters, Dixon orsted. et Entrance to Yakutat—southeasterly to easterly winds 25 to 40 miles per = . . # v mplete ¥ \ B X tially tailored to bring comp hour -rain. Inland waters, Southeast Alaska, north of Gastineau Chan- Phones 92 95—2 rree nehvenes Dall | wear, substantially y i an rest ecsured that - its nel—northerly winds under 15 miles per hour becoming southerly 15 to satisfaction ! You ¢ iod of time, 20 |mle~ per hour this z\nenuupxmw or rain. i performance over @ le p:"d o g il i 22k L l Q U E R S : value . . . & i makes it an outstan din3 i AMER'(AN lEGlON § _while clothing investment held, resulung in a Lummme( be worh-whi INITIATES EIGHT 07,000 o vestisate furne Imported into the matter, and to confer with Healthful : ¢ SSS 00 HERE LAST NIGHT Legionnaires who were attending the Vitamin Foods | D. ¢. VM. Benedictine H < B meeting in the City Hall last night i Altord John Bradiord Post No. &1 (oo BT Ohicha. Sliwewcia Plum Brandy cf the American Legion, last night had the pleasure of initiating its tirst husband-and-wife team into its gof Mine, including the o from the chute thoubn lh( crusher on its way to the i memtership, when Mr. and Mrs. . 8 RO 0 rilling, B Joseph Smith became members of shown in movies by Wm.: Biggs. The i 0 the local post. He is the son of i:lctures 3 Fl -re{xll\' (‘6 )E.:l 1 | AL Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith, and his R . H wife, Betty is a former WAC. lnemt'{rs have expressed tlheir ap- { Six more veterans of World War E’X;;C:;(;::‘ O te ORpCEINREY. 0L MieH M IT were welcomed into the Post, in- [ 1 !’ cluding Walter Jewell, Harold Mayo, Refreshmens and further discus: ¥ Griffith ling, Arthur Brendel, sion on the side regarding veteran: pE Ken Nelson, and George Hunter.! problems ended last night's meet- able discussion A lengthy, round- ing of the Legion “he Public, together with Members and Friends are Cordially Invited tothe Thanksgiving Day Observance 10:30 A. M. 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