The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 28, 1946, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BEHRENDS IS BADLY HURT IN ACCIDENT . Truck Hifs Snow Covered & Gravel, Turns Over on Highway ired as the toward when aled by the. snow ’(OMDR CARLSON IS GUEST SPEAKER AT LIOKS MEETING GOLD PRICE MAY GO UP 5 that the British have just drawn! Girls of the Goiden North, SHINGTON, Oct. 28—Presi- upon their $3,750,000,000 loan cred- Andrews and 0o Charles G. Ross it for another $200,000,000. } before the A G Some analysts expressed belief Ay 1 pro- I don’t know anything about . the British would not be m girls when asked by newsmen to-|drawing out dollars if their infor- Chuck Wer- qay about a report the Govern-|mation indicated there was &any ner with th ui T sang might change the $35 per possibility of the cheapening of three numbe You Don't gold valuation the dollar in the near future Me But I ways Car Rag- Treasury official also threw - R — time Cowboy Joe” and “Forgive ter on the idea, noting to BASKETBALL MEETING ind Forget.” Chuck Werner sang that Secretary Snyder SCHEDULED TONIGH? Stars and Stripes jtified the International Basketball league managers will ind “You're From v Fund that the United meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in value for the dollar is $35 room one of the High School to joyable ogram (o gold ounce and that the n the practice schedule for the tarried @ le U sees no reason even to dis- basketball season. Team members 1 to hear the full c change. The price has been need not be present, but all teams Poor was the in effect since 1934 must be represented, and the ma man in charge of comments were made in agers must have a list of pla m for today and*brought | res to queries concerning a or the team will not be considered earir on the program broadcast report that gold would be in the making of the schedule. Gatlson O the CoaR. U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMEZCE, WEATHER BUREAU briefly to the Lions JUNEAU, ALASKA lend their -;“!’l“‘;” DATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME revalued at $52 an ounce Prices of geld mining stocks 1 the opening of the New Y()!k and Toronto stock markets toc in the wake of the broadcast r port but later dropped back In connection with the report, it was noted in offieial quarters here at WEATHER BULLETIN ned out of control ew \\h-r are to be Max. temp. | TODAY was thrown from the cab.!stationed permanently in Juneau last | Lowest 4:30am. 24 hrs. Weather at truck rolled on top of ‘him,yprovided they can flndse place to Station 24 hrs.* | temp. temp. Precip 4:30 am. to the ground ) resident Blackerby re-! ppchorage 32 36 42 06 Cloudy and Foster, who were the Lions an Barrow 28 20 24 Trace Snow thrown clear of the truck, stopped' ‘ Bethel 42 34 ! BEh nearby autos and with assistance i s Cordova 40 Clear the truck 'w d from Behr- t 1 2 Glaar ends, an a was soon ( ot 31 : called and the unconscious mani d as t 36 was rushed to St. Ann's hospital. |t Bernice [ 35 Dr. C. C. Carter was called 1g, Lt. C 37 ribed Behrends' condition u Alrport 3 very serious His chost was | C e of the Ketchikan 43 crushed on both sides, one should- t G. Edward Kotzebue 32 er broken, also the icle, and:Chairman of Methodist McGrath 5 internal injurics of the: Mission Board, was a visiting Lion Neme 35 Snow (irom the Anct Northway 29 8 Clear tate of very| Ed Garnick Petersburg 32 Rain R it vers cBry: Portland 54 29 Clear improved | 2% f 1 Prince George 32 25 w \ Preparing |28 other gue l‘lm(‘(‘ Rupert 40 : S ”:‘:"”‘ i ons If neces| "yjon Rainpool Cha 46 n a1 58 Rain o wxe called o | Geeslin reported tha ehorse 38 25 27 07 Snow )‘x?{:(x{:);;nt’;\lh. l{iuwf:‘dx for ales were going good akutat 41 33 33 ki Clear teet 4n & ch for possible d : pledge to (4:% 1. yesterday to 4:30 u. m. roday) G kb A laod P imost ready ATHER SYNOPSIS: A low pressure center moved northeastward REiDanitls and’ Moeter ‘were noh -oe the Bering Sea and is located this morning to the northwest cf ceriously injured, though My:Dan-| FRANKFURT German palice 1. This center was attended by streng gale winds along the western \SI0 Pacilvadin head’ out jailed ten per today, including coast of Alaska ondary low pr e has formed over Behrends is operator of the r in the i northern portion of B'm%h Columbia and appears to be moving sou White Transfer Co., and one of rm ) for questioni; castward. A high pressure ¢ s from the Aleutian Islands ssuth- the best known young men of Ju- bombing of the D 1 eastward across the P.mnv» Oc Rain or snow has fallen dur the iy ; Court building at Esslir st 24 hours over most of Al the northwestern and north central i e | part of the United States and at ma places o Tempe Incomplete returns from W :"”‘h,"‘“\ ]‘lv;‘uim.v Tru- tures ranged from 8 to 39 degrees over the interior of a and m Bulgaria parliament Slactions m u.‘ will leavy .‘l.mfl Thur ; for Canada this morning but a m"“f of cold air caused ratures to b showed the Communist party lead- ’ sllbsizioi the White ; as low as mi tt en c t of Canada ing today with a clear majority of 1o inced today. Mi Ilm- this morning over Southeast Al re below normal £5 percent o v y m Washing- yesterday s The princi- MARINE WEATHEK BULLETIN L OME An ubsxploded bomb was 1 his trip to Inde- Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today found outside the Italian Chamber e : WIND Height of Waves of Deputies early today and pre- VASHINGTON 1 & ‘:,-’I_m?‘" Tpf p. Dir nnd\«c:l(.l (Sea (iul(\c)!."jlom cautions were taken throughout | -iayccontinental and We 2 2 .S RE s 7 s Italy against the possibility of vio- 1 N o] ol Pt. Cloudy 44 2 2 fe lence on the 24th versary o R I}_‘“f‘: f~"“‘l (p""‘l‘g‘l i :3 1 ’L;""’_ the Black bhn} m n Rom \ has paralyzed Im e aeicn s + 2 el ASHING Sl ) of TWA air routes here Peint Retreat Clear 4 ] 6 Zero “.“'::“;;t)(;:‘ff_) W?,’,fi” r,(‘f;,:‘l\f:_}f:\‘ (Chairman Frank P.| — MARINE FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE- Chief of Civil Affairs, says the food 1 National Media- NING: L; Canal and Taku Inlet—northerly winds 20 to : ted that both sides hour. Protected waters of Southeast Alaska south of Ly situation in Europe this would be as good or slightly better than last e o o o o o @ o o . e WEATHER REPORY . (U. S. WEATHER BUREAU) @ Temperatures for 24-Hour Period ® Ending 6:30 0'Clock This Morning . e o o ° In Juneau—Maximum, 37 ¢ minimum, 31 . At Airport—Maximum, 34 ® minimum, 32 . WEATHER FORE . (Juneau and Vicinity) . d Rain tonight and Tuesday ® Colder tonight . . PRE ITATION (Past 24 nours e. 7:30 a.m. today) . In Juneau 6 ches ® since Oct. 1, 11.3 ° ice July 1, 34.56 in ° At Airport — .25 inches ® since Oct. 1,, 9.69 inches e since July 1 inches ° § Tonight... plan on a tasty full course dinner .. . in a pleasant atmosphere YES! We stil! have plenty of STEAKS! Open Until 10:30 P.M. SEWARD STREET Opposite Goldstein Bldg. S VOO winter | | were where conf ked right we began they erences northerly to northwesterly winds 15 m Dixon Entrance to Yakutat miles per hour. Variable cloudin when Thurs Cottage Cheese Tomatoes Lettuce Celery Green Peppers Bed Peppers Grapes Pears Bananas Apples Oranges Lemons DELICIOUS and McINTOSH APPLES Box $4.95 TORE HOURS DELIVERY SCHEDULE: Daily Juneau Deliveries Douglas l)eh\ ery——i ——Closes Daily at westerly s per hour or less. Outside waters, to northwesterly winds 15 to 29 Danish SQUASH Ib. 1 8¢ BEANANAS e BANANAS e BANANAS 0A.M.to5:30 P. M. 10:00 AM., 3:00 P. M. Noon THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA A G MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, I946 YOUTHRALLYTOBE :°c. HELD TONIGHT AT MEMORIAL CHURCH Christ msh added interest. % The Youth For Christ movamen' which is non-sectarian rally en- listing interchurch cooperation, op- erates as an aid to the churches and extends an invitation to all The program is “geared to the times but anchored to the Boek.” — e rallies in Alaska. Having spoken at many rallies across America, he goes from here to Alberta, Canada, for an extensive itinerary before re- turning to his pastorate in St. Cloud. Other program personnel tonight will include Bill Youngs as director, Dr. J. T. Spurlin as songleader, . FIRST SNOW HITS JUNEAU Jneau'’s first snow of the fall sea- The Youth For Rally to- i John Goins at the piano, Sgt. Al H. SAVAGES STOPOVER i .b,u"da“ _morning, night at 7:45 o'clock in the Mem-| vaygn with his musical saw and By ?“f’f wa% orial Presbyterian Church will fea- Francis Borlow as soloist Mr. and Mrs. Huge Savage, resi- O N “_’I‘f;‘v"‘ it ',:fl 495/ {ure Ray Anderson of st. Cloud | Mr. Anderson will give a report| dents of Anchorage, arrived here f‘;‘l nl{) l‘_:]’l‘;‘x’m_‘s‘;;d “;’l‘:h‘“‘h;;'ljs Minnesota as speaker. He has trav- of the Youth For Christ mo on an overnight stop enroute from e e an m";mdh“' hills, mostly eled extensively as a yuun? leader, as it operates in varicus Seattle to the Westward City this | on the sidéwalks However, although and is currently appearing in youth ilxr‘vx'.t>{ld. f hymn- qm{ mll fur- v\uLt}H(Ai i g Fid Indian street was a big mecca for the youngsters. Auto trafficking was hazardous d many put on skid chains Then there a little rain mix- ed in with the snow, and also a high wind added to discomforture, Then it got slushy and slippery. Then early this morning on the up streets especially, there was a freeze and incidentally some slip- ping and some bumps. Street crews shoveled off chopped ice on the step arees or Down town, snchv disappeared ry fast. S : i R Gabardine Wool Whipcord e PANTS 30 to 36 inclusive Sport Shirts SHERTS Blue Bre - Green FALL QUARTERLY CONFERENCE HELD BY METHODISTS The Fail Qua S@W%@ erly Conference of the June au Methodist Church \\'1?1 > ‘ susse e g EE 1% NTES PLAIN COLORS S, i e Toere wit (A R PLAIDS-Assorted Colors AL e reports from the Pastor, Parish THAT COAT NOW ALSO WHITES Wor Treasurer, the Board of Stewards and Board of Trustees. The meeting, open to all mem- bers of the congregation will be qu’N S e el PAJAMAS | U 4 4 = 1Y . —e—— PicR(Y REYNOLDS PROUD FATHER OF SE(OND DAUGHTER Percy Rr;x;uk owner of Percy’s Restaurant, is happily passing out the cigars in celebration of the birth of a second ughter, who ar- rived early yesterday morning at St. Ann’s Hospital The baby has been named Ruth and s a little s M. She weighed 4 ounces. 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