The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 30, 1946, Page 8

PAGEEIGHT -~ T e S \Gl EIGHT CARRIES 72 ON BUSY FRIDAY n, David Dorothy Ellis; from Wra 1 to Ketchikan, E. Barlow and J. Brin- l h, E. J. ley. 72 passeng- West P t to [ persons were Petersburg, Carl Beintz; to Ketchi- Winther, kan, Oscar Baur, A. C. Kuehl and l C1SHID CASE (Continued from Page One) R. Tir «"HER BUREF \I E Sc JUNEAU, ALASE + Pescovich, F. Melntos: WEATHER BULLETIN ! dyle ENDED AT 4:39 A, M., “011] \ll RIDIAN TIME Anc TOD. 4:30am. 241 temp. Precip U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, W! W. Smi- Imn\r D. J. McG relief shipmen At Portland, C W. Saunc Port Diréctor Roberts, T. Joyce to Al could nd Carl Hemgard hd together DATA FOR 24 BOUR M: From Tulsequah to Juneau, y: from Haines, H. E, Gal- akee, Mr. and Mrs rom Petersburg, In- n N. .| author PORTLAND GETS RE -\l)\ Nc¢ 30— today to |,4 gir assembling of relief ship- yed by followin t dispute h l from i | Banifield and Mary Hogman; from Heonah, Carl Marvin, 1t Kane, W. Hixson, Lottie Mercer, R. Ack rvick and Richard Dick Cloudy. | Wrom Cloudy | Leask, R | vunn Van Horn g | -s; from Hawk immedia ments for Alaska, long-d thy maritime strik Puget nd aterfre They were to t today w . Comdr. E. P. Ch to Juneau, Neilson, Hi Mrs reaun weau Airport n Forb e Rhode ; from 11, Louise Em and H. Mc- he would not vaiting for the Pu dispute to end, but would divert two and maybe more ships for loading in Portland. Five ships had been scheduled for loading in Puget Sound Capt. D. J. McGarity, Port Di- And ! ng of Juneau rector here, said ws could begir i Woman's Club Wed., Dec. 4, at noon work here Monday on loading th® in the Baranof's Gold Room ships, but he believed it would take longer to get the cargoes togethcr oudy e George | Mrs. Edward Chester, Sec i [ | | | to 4:30 a. m. today) A low pressure center 200 mil Decision is slowly filli A large high pressu interior of Alaska and Canada and northweste ered cver the Aleutians. Rain or s ast from Washington to Sitka and sr in scattered st T. mperature: i 0 30 to 40 above zero in the A(h‘!n coast. In Southeast Alaska the area of rain and snow south of Frederick Sound is wly northward and is expected to reach far north as Icy Str: 3 rday night. MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN i Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. Today i ’ Height of Waves ! (Sea Condition) (4:30 a. m. yester WEATHER SYNOP: west of Cape most of the United Stat B @ 5 2 ® ® Q Station Weather Temp. Cape Decision Drizzle 39 2 fee Pt. Cloudy 7 2 feet Clear 29 3 feet 3 Cloudy 39 1 foot Lincoln Rock Cloudy 36 20 3 feet Retreat Pt. 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