The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 27, 1931, Page 8

B THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 27, 1931. KET CH|KAN|S Ga?;e. Pa;lji r. . Daily Cross-word Puzzle 1. /\ ked to Sing, Not Talk—/us. 5r"n°|c‘§“éf.§a .‘\\'(‘l'agl‘ Pl'if(’ IS ]5 and lzl [t Wonen o ult 26 Venvllllt 29. Bumo ed 81, Seat in ehuren 83. | 34, l'xl rtsflon of Will Do Something 2 wittictsm Tonight, KOMO [12. 51018 o sesston Eastern Market | fde i3 Vermiton Pre dldlon Made sgus! 35. M ove side- ways o Paul was given the air|- Animars neck " " covering w minutes last night in|25. Greek letter l'l Closea car R Al L S E A 2] D 0 £ | 9. Removed to ar Se deasting from KJR. He #7. Musical chare infertor posl- n alk in Serbian and im- ‘z, King ot neer o e m y after he had finished,|30. Bo l Joint R 43 Accomplice: 32. & tive llang: t ouncer received a cable- RIEIA “ Short Diss 5 i gram from A. T. Koski, ‘vl'mq;,pr\!l l)lmlm n Pubuc speak- | ¢ Juneau Frye-Bruhn Market, (3s. Suv tor s Paul to sing the “Peanut| 64 ::2’::" or talk in English. Paul|}} Within #5. Possesses [ 42 Drv with & g5 Ateo wel 68. Symbol fo gold 62. Poultry 50. G, udde-r ot Iscord 2. Thing not s 1y 58. Wrathfui 59 Storms { 60 Dinner course | 6L Vocal com positions 8. Conjecture 65. I | tongue so he cnuld better express | !himself. He also said he had al|il cold. Paul is to be given the air again| Fo 67 tonight on KOMO during a 9:30| % an mr|eln 0f g - ime is| 55 1. "il!l to 10:30 program. The ti . iten ‘ home | T2 kxist 74 Myselt Put_on | 7. Ovines 75. Ax far as l * ARRAGUTFRON | P TR TOMODERNZE WESTWARDHAS - e UNEENAE ANE 2 IBATTLESHIPS | SIX FOR JUNEAU: %...//III%.III OF NAVY FLEET Ve, v, i i) z | Seward to Seattle [ [ Thirty Million Dollar Ap-! by the steamship Farragut in Ju-; p neau last night on her way from 7 v/, propriation Bill Goes |Seward to Seattle. She put in| — to Hoover ! here at 5:30 o'clock and got out at | 8 The vessel brought six pas- sengers to this port. They were | Mrs. Edith Valli, Miss Edith Valli, Frank Foster, Jr., Ed. Herman, E.| The bill now awaits the signature (C- Guinean and N. A. McEachern., | Among passengers from West-) |ward ports bound for Seattle were | Mrs. Wayne Blue, wife of the Pa- = ,mrm Steamship Company’s \gcm‘ lat Seward; Naomi Robinson, Ruth | Porssssrosoeserarsereeer? Martyn, Mr. and Mra B L. Lynch,| Mrs. J. M. Arrington, Marva Ar- NEGUTIATI“NS rington, H. S. Abbott, and Peter| ) Wold. Persons who took passage h(re FUR PEAGE lN for ports to the south were Pel er NEW DELHI, India, Feb. 27.— Jackson for Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bernhofer, George Good- Mathatma Gandhi and Viceroy Lord Irwin had a long conference today en, Archie Ames and George Al- but it is understood they failed to '1 avy cm\ -over in cold storag l ‘Wil I///// AR aENd ERCN d il AN fllll / WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 27— The House has approved by a vote of 205 to 68 a bill authorizing $30,- 000,000 to modernize the battleships New Mexico, Mississippi and Idaho of President Hoover which com- pletes modernization authority by the Naval Conference, agree on vital points of the pend- ing peace negotiations. After the conference, Gandhi said the talks might be resumed which is interpreted to mean that it will again be necessary to refer the sub-| ject to the British Government. | — e 1 Aberdeen, S. D, will observe its 50th anniversary next summer. Monmouth College, Monmotth, Ill, now 75 years old, has had only four presidents. | den for Seattle. WALKER WiL MEET SHARKEY NEXT SUMMER MIAMI, Florida, Feb. 27.—Mickey Walker, who demonstrated his abil- ity for bigger company by beating Johnny Risko, will fight Jack Shar- key during the summer, preferably in New York or Jersey City. This statement was made here today by roreoroemems Jack Kearns, Walker's manager. 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