tin. total wind movement for the
n.ntii was 6,28a miles, or an aver
ge i.ourly velocity of 8.4 miles. The
JBAimum velocity lor a sustained
period of 5 minutes was 27 miles
from tne northeast on the 30th. The
prevaumg wind direction was irom
the southeast.
The average relative humidity at
1 am. was 73 per cent; at noon, 66
per cent; and at 4 p.m., 63 per cent.
Auroras were observed on the
20th, 2ist, 22nd, 28th and 29th.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
Registration of voters for the
municipal election April 7 closes
April 4. Persons who registered for
the 1935 election, whether they
voted or not. DO NOT HAVE TO
REGISTER AGAIN. Voters must
report changes in address, or
names, to City Clerk.
A. W. HENNING,
—adv. Registration Officer.
SANDERS OF THE RIVER Is
Dead. . . . There it no law. . ..
HELL Biokt Loose. adv.
CROCKEN COMjNC, NORTH
II K. Crocken, of the local Radio
Staff, who lias been south on a fur
lough, is returning to Juneau aboard
the Victoria.
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SCOUT ACTIVITIES; HIKE
PLANNED FOR SATURDAY
Activities of Douglas scout troops
included games at the Nat for the
Monday night meeting and plans
were laid for an outing next Sat
urday, also arrangements for the
big dance for the benefit of the
organization scheduled to be held on
April 11.
With weather permitting, the
boys acompanied by assistant scout
master Robert DuPree, plan to
hike to Salmon creek, next Satur
day. If the weather is not suitable
for walking they will go by bus.
