The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 25, 1932, Page 8

KINDERGARTEN REDLINGSHAFER PUPILS TO GIVE ' BREAKS LEG IN SHOW FRIDAY SIDEWALK FALL Delightful E n'(flta’nm(‘nl Fiscal Agent t Will BeAbout to Be Presented 1 on Crutches in Four Grade A\uditorium Five Days | Kindergarte an en-' In a fall on the slippery side- | in the walk on the Main street side of the an Federal and Territorial Building 7,this forenocon H, L. Redlingshafer, fiscal agent for the For- broke the small bone > his left ankle. He was ken to St. Ann's hospi- | the fracture was reduced | L. P. Dawes. The injured »rdng to his physician, | to leave the hospital about on crutches in| He may not be | lable to resume business duties | for some considerable time, how-; ever. | | | W th auditorium, The | € t ned for the e Turner acher. The program Page hm Band—Di- | aT |four or fiv ain Dance, o Office M. r, just before 9 o'clock, was on his way from his stance Davi Donald Peg ! Ihome to his office in the Capitol. He was on the walk on the east side of Main about half | {way between and Fourth | | Streets, and was rn into | Act II |a path that leads entrance | 1 _|of the Capitol when he fell. it Got Best Of Service | ishap was seen fr the | Fire Department headq ters, half a block distant, by Geor . Mil- o 2 e ler, first-aid and mine-rescue rep-| & e v vmes | FESENtAtIVE ¢ e Bureau of Mines s G”"\;'m“"““w RUVICS |He notified th f the am- 3 s Rod. | bulance, which t in the Fire e E [hall, and ned to Mr. S 4 1oreqy | RN Mr. Miller, assisted i “";,}‘.,“”{LJEI’ 1‘2;““(_ Elwell|, = Glenn Oakes, put splints on the e R e ed legz. Mr. Redlingshafer e At Sheep, Bobby Murphy, was lifted into the ambulance and‘ d to the hospital. | Dawes was called and the! broken bone was set without delay. D N. Y. SHERIFF Durando, Dave Mielke ss Mary. Mistre Olsen; «wlowers, Con- , Clara Hayden. Act IV ves Party. Sung by Mary ! Femm and Patricia | Leavs Shirley Mae Olds E | Anka Dapeevich, Sopha Enichand : Pauline Hudon. Wind, Magnus Hanson; Snowflakes, Olga Dapce- LUSE HIS JflB Charles Kimbrough, Donald Dame Winter, Irene Wil- liams. Act V Is Not Surprl ed Wl\en B L Told Gov. Roosevelt Act VI Has Removed Him Floor. Wooden Sol- ; Jumping Jacks, | | E & Misoff, Harmy| NEW Y()RK, ]“ b, Sheriff O'Brien; Doll from Paris, Betty|Thomas Farley was his Howard; Japanese Maids, Dorothy {lunch in a hospital here re | Millie Miller; Hansel and he was being treated for an in-! Patricia Nelson, Maryjured arm when informed he had/ Margaret Femmer. been removed by Gov. Franklin D. Act VII Roosevelt. He said he was 'not (a) Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling. rprised. He had been waiting for (b) Teddy Bear. Harry O'Brien, it but had not been officially no- Charles Kimbrough, Donald Scott.|tified. I have no statement to Act VIIK make.” | The Garden—Caterpillars, Erna| Gov. Roosevelt said he was ncv" Meier, { Franklin Dufresne, Mervin Click; Rain, Erling Martin- | Bobby Murphy; Gardners,|satisfied with Farley’s explanation John Lowell,|cf his income and this was mainly | the reason for his removal cen, William Tanaka; Sun, Mary| Farley’s income was revealed by | Leigh Tubbs; Flowers, Constance |investigators to be $390,000 over a| Davis, Clara Hayden, Margaret|period of a few years. Farley said| Gianacos. the money had previously kept in a tin box and he had de- posited it from time to time. The Governor fills the vacancy age. Act IX | Finale—America. Rhythm Band with Chorus. been |and entrance |school at Long -Bea | marks were all well above © 1932, LicoerT & Myess Tosacco Co, into first the aver- . {under the law. | ®he entered the 1 grade at FEA L G B Long Beach last She took A. J. M'GINTY ADJUDGED - A T the tests after the Christmas hol! wsane By LocaL Jury LOCAL GIRL MAKING [qays and is now duy enrole , Eckley, Jr., A. J. McGinty, local resident, was | y adjudged insane follow- inquiry in the United | s Sey. He is 33 ningside FINE MARK IN LONG |in Eaon sicn BEACH,CAL., SCHOOLS """ sioner’s Court before | Attesting to her proficiency and! the excellence d a native of County Schools, Amy Lou Guerin, daughter | He was committed of Mr. and Mrs. Sanitarium by Judge this city, aminations for recently passed the ex- returned to Jun ninth grade work Alaska towns s \ of local Publh. H E. C. Guerin of Groctry Company w h f AT c Sc nuul and do- | ————— CHET JOHNSON IS BACK Chet Johnson of the National of Seattle has from visits to of here P S RS2 ]unior Prom Special A GROUP OF LATE HOLLYWOOD STYLE SHOP OTHERS UP TO $19.50 Hollywood Party Frocks Style Shop THEY'RE PURE~ L THEY'RE MILDER— ¥ 1y . THEY TASTE BETTER= 'SPORTSMEN ARE|®:soas o woor GIVING AID TO STARVING DEER Juneau an d Petersburg Hunters Start Volun- teer Deer Relief Work Succor for deer herdsinthe neau and Petersburg dutl‘ictssfi' ed today when sportsmen volun- wcers left the two towns to cut trees for forage in several areas and to make a study of conditions to determine how extensive a cam- paign of relief will be necessary to prevent disaster to the animals, it was announced today by E. M. Goddard, Assistant Executive Offi- cer of the Alaska Game Commis- sion. \ The Commission is co-operating with the sportsmen in both distriets and, if necessary, will begin the distribution of hay without delay. The party from here was headed by Game Warden Frank Dufresne and numbered eight v sistants. Tt will cover trict between Point Re Oliver’s Inlet, cutting y hemlock and cedra tre ‘tions will be made to 1 of the three species is best for forage. From Oliver's Inlet south to the nd of Admiralty Island, the work will be continued as rapidly as the ituation = demands, Mr. Goddard [said. 1f there is occasion for if, other volunteers will be avail- able to extenid the campaign hroughout the distr | At Petersburg, M: | Ohmer has furnished tion for a group of sportsmen who left there today to cut trees in whlch suited | the Wrangell Narrows and Dunean | Canal districts. Game Warden lflomer Jewell is enroute from his | headquarters at Ketchikan to Pet- ‘orabu"g to assist local vuoxkers ln | relief work. Two feet of newly fallen W is reported on the ground in the | Petersburg district. The snow coyes in thi sregion is practically lhemr; River region in the Bristol Bay dis- HEY WERE TALKING ABOUT SMOKING ... whether girls should or should not smoke; but it came out that all three of them had been smoking for along time. They were asking each other what made a good cigarette. And after discussing one thing and another, they agreed thata cigarette should be milder. They thought also that it should taste just right—that is, not over-sweet, but on the other hand, not bitter—just sweet enough. And everybody, they said, wants anything that is placed in the mouth just as pure as can be. Then they began to think what cigarette, if any, filled this bill; and agreed that CHEST- ERFIELD was milder—tasted better—and was pure. The girls were satisfied, because “They Satisfy.” ®“Music that Satisfies.” Hear Nat Shilkret’s 35-piece orchestra and Alex Gray, soloist, every night except Sunday — entire Columbia Network—7:30 P. T. They Satafy JUDGE CARDOZO | IS CONFIRMED FOR RURAL SCHOOL Residents of the Aleknagik-Wood have applied for the estab- | ishment of a rural school, Commissioner of Education. They ready opened a school, costs ch are being defrayed by the residents themselves. There are 10 white children en- rolled and attending regularly, the said. Mrs. Frank wife of Alaska’s first Del- = regate to Congress, is the teacher. Cemmissioner Keller has written asking for additional data on the school and directing them as to the procedure required for the es- tablishment of a Territorial school. He =2lso advised them he planned to be in the district early next Spring and would personally inves- tigate the matter.- It is probable the school will be established for next year. ALASKAN 1S REAPPOINTED WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 25.4 J. Lindley Green has been reap- pointed by President Hoover as Register of the Land Office in Alaska, with his headquarters at Anchorage. ——— Evelyn Dodson, of Reform, Ala, received the first degree conferred by the Home Economics school at the Umversxty of Alabama. it was | announced today by ‘W. K. Keller, | IN 10 SECONDS 'Senate Takes Quick Action | on Nomination —Takes Seat March 14 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 25.— | The Senate took ten seconds to | approve the appointment of Judge | Benjamin Cardozo to the United | States Supreme Court yesterday. |He will take the seat vacated by | Justice Oliver Wendeil Holes, re-| signed, on March 14, as the court| is. now in recess until that date. Judge Cardozo is cleaning up his court business in New York. et SRS PETERSON FUNERAL SET FOR TOMORROW Funeral services for the late T. N. Peterson, who dropped dead near his cabin on Femmer Way this wezk, will be held at 2 o'clock to- morrow afternoon in the chapel of the Charles W. Carter Mortuary. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. —— o L 0. 0. M. NO. 700 After the regular meeting Mon- day, February 29, at Moose Hall, there will be an old-time social get-to-gether hour to which the families of the Women of the Moose and Legionnaires are cor- dially invited. GRANT BALDWIN, —ady. 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