The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1946, Page 2

PRCETWO it SRR TSR SR THE DAILY ALASKA E,MPIRh——JUNEAU ALASKA MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1946 who is lx\mumng land,” Da “Jes 'Fore er severe attack Christm Nativity R IST ANN'S S(HOOL :lz"«‘“‘;:\:lz;l:; x\’.prewnunk hl‘l Scu‘c 0;' ;‘l the ‘.wlh Night,” GIVING PROGRAM (o oo s ™ W REGULAR MEETING of The pupils of St. Ann’s School will present annual entertain- {ment Tuesd evening at 8 o'clock fin the Parish Hall | Pare |dents vited to attend the pe There is no admi, silver donation will {help replenish the {with the lastest books an fraying the cxger muh daily school life This year the actors and acre es will take one to the home ofC! ROBES o e openvanion aevy || UNITED TROLLERS of ALASKA _, HOUSE COATS HOSTESS COATS ‘;izu;‘;::a;:: e 8 Sopidysnin SOBRERS : Chris dn\ Kw ttle is S CI® WALL, | (he Little Bmv\n Bu b 3 throug Eastern Star’—Vocal Selec-| fortune, do not expect | Merry Christm e Night (Hwaks) Hawks; Tk2 The local Maidens, | y gram follows: man tons e Wednesday-—~December 18 Dance and Song, Army, nt Henry Lorenzen, ai 7:39 p. m. Acrostic: “Merry Corps Officer, is hoping that the P \ Little Touch of Ire- [1esponse to the appeal! will make ~— it possible to insure a Christmas . DEPARIMENT OF COMMERC L2755k BUREAU Aibrier H6E 50 B . o hear udx dc- t With a Real Christmas Flair. .. .. es as well as a JUNEAU, ALASX! treat for the.children and a din- WEATHER B. LL N {ner for home! NDED AT 4:30 A. M., 120TH MERIDIAN TIME | ticns may be u vation Arm; men. Contribu- - i S | Mepert of Convention Delegales > your with those whose says (Fish Prices Will Be Discussed) ]D\lA FOR 24 HOURS Max. temp. TODAY § last | Lowest 4:30 am. 24 hrs. Weather at | Christmas joj 24 hrs.* temp. temp. Precip. 4:30am. | Christmas would be cheerless, -11 Trace Snow | Brig. C. O. Taylor. -23 0 [®) - -11 -30 - .- Barrow Drifting Snow i snow showers | JIINFAY GARDEN (lUB f——— B Clear 0 Ice-Fog-Smcke .08 Snow | Bethel -24 Cordova 21 Dawson -47 Edmonton il Fairbanks 2 Hamcs favre J'llltdu PEET WE!}P“'?A‘I will meet at 1:30 Wherever you go... fly by speedy Pan American Clipper 20 01 Snow N Juneau Airport 19 03 Snow g um home of Mrs. Ernest Ketchikan 28 . Charles For- Kodiak 27 Mrs. Jack ‘ Kotzebue 0 g etcher arra j Los Angeles 44 Fog 1 McGrath -42 -42 0 Ground Fog | A diamond burns Nome -16 -16 0 Clear ture of about 1500 d o Northway -42 5 -42 0 Cloudy | heit and you'll save a l'ot of Petersburg 21 8 15 42 Snow i~ time . . . for things to do at home and Portland 37 33 33 Clear at your destination ... Prince George 6 0 0 03 Snow Showers | g Prince Rupert 31555 Lt oRs 31 Snow Show ¥ ; Zffi(mc u fg Eg - ;‘]‘L‘:“ i 2 Besides, Clipper travel is fun! You ” R o s ‘l"l“‘ Whitehorse 22 42 -2 Trace Cloudy } - can lean back and relax in your i B, Sk B Yakutat R i1l 10 11 05 Snow comfortable lounge seat and enjoy > ¢ -(4:30 a. m. yesterday to 4:30 a. m. today) your favorite magazine. Delicious 18 95 WEATHER SYNOPSIS: A low pressure area is moving into the Gulf hot food, served aloft, is included i ¢ of Alaska this morning with relatively warm maritime air overrunning e % : oo ! T colder air near along the coast from Dixon Entrance to Br in your Flying Clipper fare 4 g Bay with attending s over this area this morning. The high : = L pressure area continues ove tern Canada and the northeastern por- 0 i ticn of Alaska and tem: ures continue cold over the interior cf . ? Ry 10.95 10 19.9 Canada and Alaska. The 1 perature is minus 59 degrees which Take the'chfldren. By all was reccrded at Galena th Snow or rain has fallen during Q_ meaf‘s- Paf’ Ameflca“ 13 Whitehead originals ¥ inguishet d the past 24 he over the northern portion of the United States and Alaska’s family airline . . . nd 1 , for the ultimate in a southern Ca s to the Pacific Coast and alon, / with special food and service for the ; the coast {1 om C:\llxthr Al{u'li\n !f{a;)d:. m‘]ren‘\pe:?;\‘lir:‘ kiddies. What's more, they travel at half - over Sout. t aska were mal over e sol hern pori ) 4 o R 49.50 10 89.50 and much below normal over the northern portion during the past ; fare (2 to 12). Infants free, of course ; 24 hours but temperatures were warmer this morning over the northern Forv//%fl especially ! o off portion o/ ‘ MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN 3 7 3 3 § ’I 0 ’Zg 0 Reports from Marine Stations at 1:30 P. M. today Kayser is creating . ONE W )2 i WIND Height of Waves Station Weather Temp, Dir.and Vel. (Sea Condition) . Flying Clipper fares are . 2 enchanting new fab- QM[/&’_‘/ S/nC’E /8587 Cape Spencer Snew ENE 2 feet 9 now lower than ever before. And did you know that ed Rock SHOW - y ek ¢ : 4 you save by buying a round trip Clipper ticket? [ S Retreat Snow \h\" 3 9 fest ric gloves, hosiery, i xm Finger Light Cloudy 4 feet o e e Ralph Baker, who came with them. MARINE FORECAST FOR THE PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY E 2 i & X . A tribute was paid to Lion Don NING: Lynn Canal and Taku Inigt inds under 15 miles underthings, lingerie. | Remember, too, Clippers offer the most frequent air who is leaving Juneau - becoming north winds 35 to 45 imiles per hour tonight | service ever scheduled here in Alaska. So consult nn Ca'ml— increa: Pan American now for information and reservations. BARANOF HOTEL ! 1 ‘ \I ! ¥’HONL‘ 106 Lan AHERICAN Wortp AIRWAYS The rf/!/?/fi of //0(777/07 CHILDREN AT NOOX i | SANTA (LAYS THERE to go back to school at cted waters of Southeast Alaska south of 1 a, Oklahoma. Lion rly winds becoming 25 to 40 miles ub’s publicity chairma: s, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat— per hour by ten i s to rain except in Lynn Canal. well he brought Low pressure center— 28.55 inches —52 degrees north, 172 degrees west HOSIERY « UNDERTHINGS + GLO ear ago. Now moving eastward into the Gulf of Alaska by tonight. mong those 4 ¥ Precfegritiion. was in Juncau with 8. Army d\n'mg the war, a - city () P.A, ical wonders no longer with 5 on is finishing his education hr ons all ferv i re of Ala the McMullins back soon. D . CANVASSING BOARD {OMPLETING WORK TSR DI IEEE lete s on lhe € tion results from the Second, Third Fourth divisions tomo 3 certificates ~ mailed from have not reached the Can- Board to date and cor L Second Divison cc the Home who Myrtle ouetta Hibn Luyzhfasse ard Matthe _For All the Family Is Right HERE! we sugges FOR MOTHER. .. Ecko, Preste, MirroMatic Pressure E JN’IRHJAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS . . . Westinghouse Select-0-Ray Sunlamps Remingion “Tmproved” Shavers Premier Vacuum Cleaners Heating Pads - Electric Irons Silex Coffee Makers — Toasters o= Daily Schedules to: @ SITKA @ PEIERSBURG © \WRANGELL @ KETCHIKAN @ ICY STRAIT AREA ey ar s S SRR Pin-Up Wall Lamps Cookers : Dresser Sets Coffee Tables Boudoir and Bed Lamps Magazine Racks End Tables . Hassocks Carving Sets Several Trips Each Week to: Sunbeam and General Electric Irons Electric Toasters = Redwocd Nut Bowls Floor and Table Lamps ; Clocks Conkie Jars FORDAD . @ HAINES Universal Pressure Cockers i [ Aluminum Trays and Vegetable Servers 7 : ; 5 Bldgld Iromng Boards and Covers Riflon. Bhot. Gus @ SKAGWAY ¥ FOR SISTER . .. Hunting Knives @ Numerous Other Southeast Alaska Poinis § RADIQ SETS - Ph!lco Weslmghome Cuddly Bears Seooters FishigsRatkle: ;. Connecticut Telephone Sets Skates Archery Sets puY:{‘arthu:ix:. lqme,\ ‘ ; 3 : i Gamet. Whiting Desk, and Compaskes CHARTER PLANES at JUNEAU Door Chimes - Solder Irons Dreager Sels cfhal, - o Tools Tennis Racquets Pin-Up Lamps Pocket Watches —‘l to 8 passengers Vibro-Tool Kits GIFT CE.:TIFIC‘ATL;S for Mixers, Refrigerators, Ranges, Washers, efc. PARSONS FLECTRIC CO. I EE R AR REEERORRVRORRVLT] PLANES BASED ai SITKA 3 FOR INFORMATION Phone 612 ;3 reservarions FOR BROTHER . . . Fontballs Jug::fili‘;hhmu HARDWARE o. Basketballs . Baseball Gloves Harmonicas Phone 555 Seeut Knives @GR