The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1928, Page 2

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Leading Department Store- on, the woven helt, The seams in n(" the bjouse become, inverted pleats b ) the walst and give consid- 3 ) idEhy tR7the sKifL: LY of i,m\‘.«m?JW-“‘# t In t quo JBoats, Operated from, Continent to 4 Mouth, Thames Lninten LOND@is, Aug. ecn started ol sive, campalgn Las Iby, the, . pelice und customs Aauthorities . . against smugglers who_are operating in fast motor- boats from the, contingnt. g Smuggling between Flushing Jand ‘the mouth of the Thames f{has ‘néw reached: such prapor- tiong that large incomes are he- ing made, by a.number of people, The.« NeW.. campaign ., had, a sequel -4t Stratford. police. gourt when the youthful cook of a mot- lor barge which Had tied’ up at a jetty in the Thames, backing on the lonely Dagenham Marshes, ‘was heavily fined for endeavoring to land a parcel, of tcbacco and a quantity of rum. Traffic Growing ‘‘We have known for time of this Dusiness,” customs official to me today. “We have known, too, that re- cently it has grown enormously, but the. deteetign and, ccnviction ¥ * v of the offenders is a difficult matter. It has all arisen through " [the tremendons” developments | |which have taken place in motor \barge traffic. between this coun- itry and the continent since the ‘'war. a, long said a Mrs. Bodenheim, estranged: wi a Drew (right), | and her baby. They're I?::lnq i, body was found SHORT SKIRTS AROUSE ’ HUNGARIAN REFORMERS ;.\ 5 i BUDAPEST, Aug 2.—Pro m!m-nv{ society women have opened a campaign against the short skiris| worn by Hungarian girls, It is§ charged. that nowhere in the world | has the style for brevity been c ried to such startling extremcs 48 in Hungary. { The . appearance of girls and voung women on {he promenadss and in the fashionable tea-rooms | along the Danube with skirts four or five inches above the knee has | produced an outery in press, church and parliament. | Mrs. Anna Kethely, a womaa deputy, who in addition to her parliamentary duties is the chair. man of the Women Employens’ A rociation, heads the campaign tor more muodest dress. She ‘made a epirited speech in the mational par. ifamenp in which she sgathingly denounced the “present tendencic, towards complete undress,” ‘as al tional . scandal. Her = words, | however, fell on deaf cars, the| house refusing to be distracted from it usual routine of politicai| matters, | "Archduchess « Isabella of Haps.-| " burg, who is the patron of several ~ philanthropic askociations in Hux. | gary, is among -the chief oppon-| ents of the abbreviated skirt. | * “Qur women are simply crazy she said to The Associated Press ~ corr dent. “They would soon- er starve than run counter 1o the ‘exigencies of dame fashion. I ve just been looking at the hbht‘ _journals and no. [ find skirts so short us % in Hungary. our mation and éxposing thelr legs |3 of @ecency.” | News.) it is | Our women (| “Little wharves up and down e Thames which were formerly erelict, or, at the best, devoted landing gopds by Thames barges only, have taken up a [new lease of life. “In these lonely marshes along the rivers and in the dockside areas there are plenty of small nendny . fodnt \ha. Fairview d 8,000,000, of which [licensed houses where rum and t, where he has been doi An_investors. hought, $101,- [tobacco can be ‘planted.’ sement. work cn his 3 the Dgnartment:of;Gem- | des holdings. The animals we merce estimates. ticularly numerous when Nelson PN TR 4 | ABRIAL. BINER SERVICE, went into the district in Maxch, the noise made by them when| . : Nelson was camped at Kahiltna, | DERMN-—Agreement has been indicating the presence of at|"CA¢hed between alrplane and least 100 cloge by. They were| IS, can engrators. of Gesinany still very mueh in evidence when '% SUBRIY, dinfug. cap servige | Nelson returned. (Dawson ! w8, flying sthe. Berlin-Vig) section of the Berlin-Vienna-Ven {ice-ome air rotite. Cold nieals an |drinks ave serfed. by a steward from a-kitcllen installed! ia . the ‘hult the total of Canadian, s tigs off jointly by American anadian, investment, houges The 27 jolnt lssues, I son, well known oldtimer, who | returned to Anchorage on We lieved to be Dutchmen. 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