The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1946, Page 2

P AGE TW 0 -JpYyCce... COUNTRY COUSIN /‘,/ jO‘JG(v It's Time V.9 | | i l POKER FLAT 3 ( = tr 1 hor y ( In Joyce 3 B. d/m ,‘Bsfits;zc/i eo. QUALITY SINCE /887 M and Mrs. Robert Prather T ar being congratulated on the G iq‘ . ¥ TIDE TABLE ws . COUNUIL TO MEET . . 23 nce hours for ‘® quor establi be-ilie Lo 8.0 a o5 kb E City T o S P it O O R M TR LR S Y N . ; Cri e SUN RISES — SETS . 2 . BE} . 2 . Y Y ] 0 2 ight's meetir © s 0o 0 o0 0 0 o e R MRS. BACH OUTSIDF Empire War ! Mr Helmi Bach leit I PAA SCHOOL BOARD MELTING For 44// especially L ; Kayser creating GIRL 5COUT MEETING enchanting new fab- , ric gloves, hosie inderthings, lingerie costum I contest Cu v snow balll c - ceeoeeoc®®en | ~_' THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ARRIVES Fifth Victim of | BABY BOY ARRIVES' FOR ROBT. PRATHERS Bomib Oufrage Dies DAN ROSKOS [ BALTIMORE, Nov birth of a son, Jeffrey Mark, born terday morning at St. Ann's - erfous bombing of a waterfront pital. The young man weighed NEW YORK, Nov. 4 roc ouse last Thursday claim- 15 oun and is the kos of East Stroudsbur ¢ victim last night with for the Prathers. T hers Coliege tops th: I another seaman in- He is also the first grandchild Collegiate football scorers today v ast. “ Antonio M the mat- 78 points as the result of a wild iang. ' Four seamen were kil in for Mr K. McAlister, and five other persons € 10ther Both mother five-touchdown spree against Mont- th bombing ) reported doing, well, |clair, N. J.; Teachers. 8§ were injured, four critically d father s with the 13 ¢ i - S nence Lo e MIS. {112 93.year-old ex-GI from WARD-MUKPHY NUPTIALS Prather Is. the former Miss Kayion,ipay hoids dn 11:poingeds - y s > > o “,\‘! Andy \Vh“‘ of Oklahoma Cit Miss Phoebe wara ol Sitga be- i ad score 67. HUW- | oqpme bride of Eiza Murphy. a LILLIAS FITZGERALD S s wm;“ re- feftent of Arkansas, Mo, Vester sulted from points after tonuch- lay rnoon t the Memor ial HONORED, SHOWER coun presbyterian Chuirch A The Pacific Coast conference Rev. W. A. Soboleff, pastor, read as Fitzgorald, who is to lcader is Lloyd Merriman of St o vows. Witnesses were Miss e otoct Kesenion Noy. ford. with cight touchdowns fcr 4 Ward, . and Altred E. Wil- ynored with a kitchen POIS g o as U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ( CE. WEATHER BUREAU ome of Mrs. Lyle Kelsey e e Hagpls s MIS | HATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 1:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME Clesne s o] WEATHER BULLETIN ‘ ek, Annetta ! e Chates O SR Max. temp. | TODAY L { oL last Lowest 4:30am. 24hrs Weather at g % tion 24 hrs.* n. Precip 4:30am. Anchorage 7 Trace Snow Barrow Bethel 14 20 Snow Cordova 34 51 Pt. Cloudy 3 Trace Pt. Cloudy wron Au- e R e 1 0 Pt. Cloudy Vere pavre ( Slear i ff"\: Juneau a0 12 15 2.40 Rain i '1.::~;f,i‘ Juncau Airport N i3 1.49 Rai N " Ketchikar 51 0 60 Cloudy Ronaldl dond. & Sk 36 29 9 19 Pt. Cloudy et s 6 1 0 0 Clear SO SUEEE A IE Ras 1 41 0 Clear Klawock o0 {y0Grath 15 8 9 03 Snow WEID R Iaie 16 Trace Northway 18 10 18 Trace Snow N Petersburg 49 4 Portland 57 3 0 Clear FRED BASTION, USSL prince Georgs @0 3 P Clear 51 5 36 PROUD FATHER TODAY R g Giear 54 42 45 1.00 Rain S nd Mrs. Frederick Bas- 38 31 33 04 Snow e i s 35 36 44 Rain \by this morhing (4:30 a. m. vester t0 4:30 w.m. rodav) s little WEATHER SYNOP! A low pressure center has moved northward 5 bosition about 1200 miles west of the California coast into the t Alaska t ming. This was attended bv strong to gale ith ed about 1200 miles s tian Isiands and a second high pre .rn porticn of the United States and ex- to a position off the coast of California. Rain or g the past 24 hours over southeast portion of Alaska, ada and over the Aleutian Islands. The pre- cipitation was the hern vortion of Southeast Alaska, 2.40 \ches having been recorded during the st 24 hours in the City of zero temperatures were revorted at a few places the ion of Canada and Alaska this morning. The temp Alaska were above normal yesterday. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 1: 30 P. M. today center 1 A portion over the the coa: s fallen d western and cet snow I -se IERR NURSES EXAM A‘?D !S M SESSION Exa WIND Height of Wi : Station Weather Temp. Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) the | cape Decision Rain g 8 60 4 fect Helen | gape Spencer Cloudy “ W 36 4 feet mem- | pidred Rock Rain 44 SSW 44 5 feet > MIS. pive Fir Rain 48 SSE 35 8 feet 0r28¢ Guard Isk Cloudy 50 36 6 feet Ju- | Lincoln Drizzle 4 69 7 feet oir Rain 45 14 2 feet i MARIN “CAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE- RUTH . HONEUS. TEAVING NING: Protected waters of Southeast Alaska and outside waters, Dixon Mrs. Ruth Honius, the Empire’s Entrance to Yakutat—southerly to southeasterly winds 25 to 35 mils % " v has per hour decreasing to 15 to 25 miles ver hour tonight and becoming s for southwesterly to westerly winds 15 to 20 miles per hour Tuesday. Rain or ¢ home rain showers Low pres center—29.15 inches west, filling and moving northnortheast NORTHWEST Aunounces NEW LOW FARE ANCHORAGE TO | SEATTLE-TACOM ‘12027 216 (Children $60) (Children $108) dezrees north, 140 degrees ure S ONE WAY ROUND TRIP ; plus tax plus tax » 4-ENGINE 44-PASSENGER DC-4 SERVICE J 7% HOURS NON-STOP...SHORTEST-FASTEST » ROUND TRIP DAILY For reservations: BARANOF HOTEL, Juneau Max Windnagle, Traffic Representative NORTHWEST .~ AIRLINES JUNEAU BAND GETS MONDAY NOVEMBER 4, I946 Lh(‘ first-day du(,..el November 12 The concert is sponsored by the| Saturday, District Judge Joseph Rotary Club and is for the hene-' W. Kehoe disposed of the following READY FOR CON(ER fit of the band’s uniform and mu- | cases: sic fund On plaintiif’s motion the case of H E RE No b - D. B. Femmer vs. Y 'ncent Hensey VEMBER 12 and Virginia Rude Hensey, dis- fault judgment was signed in the The Juneau City Band will hold No IN SESSIO case of John Kennedy vs. Austin a4 practice tomorrow night at 7 § Gatlen; divorce decree for Ida o'cicck in the Grade School auditor- S. 1. (‘r\nt has recon- Marguerite Nyhuse vs. John Nor- fum, rehearsing selections for the mu(c here after approximately a man Nyhuse, granted; divorce case public concert to be given at rhe|month's session m Ketchikan. On- | ©f Arlene Larson vs. Edward D. 20th Century on Tuesday everine,|ly' minor cases were considered on Larson, continued. O Surplus Property ON SALE IN THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS CERTIFIED VETERANS who can furnish the nccessary 11‘:‘||1s1m|t:11inn from Aleutian Island Stations are advised that “Set Aq(lu " items, as well ds sundry types of surplus property, are to be gold there for a limited period of time. These “As Is—Where Is” on a items will be sold fixcd priced be Interested Veter wre invited to contaet the Vet- crans’ Counsellor, Surplus Property Office, Box 2466, Anchorage, Alaska, prior to November 15, 1946. 'Irhv subject property is in addition to that which shipment to the Alaska mainland for disposal to is in the process of veterans. and his Texans. T RIDE SHUT THAT GATE and BROKEN VOWS—Ted Gaffen WHY DOES IT GET SO LATE 80 EARLY and BEAUM " James and his Orchestra. I'rank Sinatra. THE THINGS SHE DID LAST SUMMER and THE COFFEE SONG— THE GYPSY and LAUGHING ON THE OUTSIDE—Dinah Shore. HEY NOW, HEY NOW and I GOT A GAL NAMED NETTIE—Cab Callo- way and his Orchestra. IF YOU WERE THE ONLY GIRL and IT'S A PITY TO SAY GOODNIGHT ——Claude Thornhill and Orchestra. FLL. NEVER LOVE AGAIN and YOU, SO IT’S YOU—Dinah Shore and «Nayvier Cugat Orchestra. I LA-GA-LA-PA and MUTTON LEG—Count Basie and his Orchestra. CRAZY CAUSE I LOVE YOU and THREE WAY BOOGIE—Spade Cooley and his Orchestra. 1 FEEL SO GOOD and TELL ME BABY—Big Bill. ALL BY .\l\'TELF and I KNEW I'D FALL IN LOVE TONIGHT—Buddy Clark. MY SERENADE and THE Harry \ Records! Records! \ Just Received Via Air Express BEST MAN—Les Brown and his Orchestra. IN ALBUMS Little Red Hen—Related by M. G. M. Star Gene Kelly Jack and the Beanstalk Salon Music Eddie_Duchin Piano Fletcher Henderson in Hot Jazz Classics Rachmaninoff “Sympheny Ne. 2 in E Minor™ Tchaikevsky “The Swan Lake” Tannhauser “Overture,” Londen Philharmenic Or(heslra, Sir Thomas Beecham conducting Beethoven "Quin(et in C Majc String Quartette Chepin “Ce nLcrin Nec. 1 in E Minor,” Minneapolis Symphony. 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