The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 4, 1932, Page 2

CHOOSE CHILD From New Sprin Good serviceable shoes an cramp growing feet. Sturdy leat the test of spring and summer pl: Bring the children here fo per fit—style—serviceability and Poll Parrot Solid Leather Children’s Shoes as L COMPLETE LINE Home of Dr Juneau's Leading D * * * i i many debutantes, re fun to earn their own the most popular OF RUBBERS AND KEDS for the family at NEW LOW PRICES holl's Foot Comfort Appliances Sociely Girls No Longer Lotus-Lalers Debutantes Show Preference for Earning Own Living. Photos, Once Featured in Society Gossip, Now Emblazotied on Advertising Pages. o s o o ey LS REN’S SHOES HERE g Assortments d sensible styles that will not hers, securely sewed to stand ay. r footwear and you’ll get pro- shoe satisfaction. Shoes. ow as $1.50 a pair whole B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. epartment Store et bt b bt St b, bt = * * * whose names are prvmuuun in the Social Repnu, g. Fashionable millinery salons, gift branches of commerce in which they engage. lack of previous experience, most of these blue-bloo: er and mart. Many i resa Townsend, whose Face looked out at the reader time she attended a b: havia ?‘.’.m.. pages displays next sea ren bef g her photo in the p-pen. Theresa ha: cle of whi screen stardom. Maybe Elizabeth’ popped out in the GLDSE CONTEST FROM 2 RIVALS : 'nov. Roosevel! Takes Sec- ond Place and Al' Smith Finishes Third [ | only incumbent who (Continued from Page One) |°d defeat. | ponent, has a slight and seems likely to ination. for resubmission of Aumndmcnt failed Houex the Wets returns would show xhenc to a change | gates from South Dakota to those pledged to him, bringing his total | of pledged delegates to 303. . In the same State, the Hoover of regulars is running well | d of the progressive anti-! ! emmdnm m‘ lnmns SURVIVE INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 4— pa’s present contingent in the House of Representatives, a single exception, apparently passengers westboun: aska. tending as far south I , aided the Junior League or participated in a charity function, now gets paid for become a successful advertising -d- Her face beams at- mboyant posters extolling the virtues of soaps and face creams n's styles in frocks and e ore her formal debut, is Elizabeth Furness, who is in great demand as a model wherever b poise and youth are needed for illustration, Elizabeth is only 16 and has pllnnta an ambitious care ‘glhlh. society girl of Douglaston, L. 1., who recently went to Hollywood pawn after the recent House vote on the Beck-Linthicum resolution gressman who voted against it. tion of several candidates sympa- Eugene Crowe, Democrat, was the Harry Canfield, his op- ————-— SEWARD BANKER HERE H. S. Balderston, banker of Sew- ard, accompanied by They have been on a trip along the Pacific Coast States ex- - e — Daily Empire Want Ads Pay ebs have turned to oth from -nemy go! r; trim figure in the, bud who has made good, eauty, er, the urred by the success of Beny e bud m' gowns. Anot!l s ambition was sp ‘ln survived the State primary el- | CANNERYMEN ENROUTE WEST quAN w’Ns IN ection and will contend for re-| TO PREPARE FOR SEASON i volecuun in November. 4 The Prohibition issue, Wwhich W. H. Harris, Superintendent] primary cam-|cf the P. E. Hamrls canncry at Harris Creek, near Shepards Point; Prince 'William ‘Sound Grimes, well knbwn the Eighteenth to hurt any claimed final the nomina- respective plants. accompanied by will remain with him during ‘the in the liquor|season. ——— REMEMBEK THE R-101 se2mingly fac- BEAUVAIS, France ment to the victims of is to be erected at the British dirigibl night of October 4 loss of 48 lives. The the land and France $4,000 for the memo A mony- the R-101 lead over him win the nom- appropriated | his wife, are —_— T d on the Al-|| L. C. SMITH and CORONA TYPEWRITERS J. B. Burford & Co.” “Our doorstep worn by satisfied ] customers” —— e .. | | as Mexico. /AND BONES ARE | HEINTZLEMAN T0 TELL OF FIGHT FOR BEAR PARK Will Give Chamber of Commerce Highlights of Recent Controversy | f A closeup picture of the brown bear sanctuary fight which raged in Washington for some three menths this year will be given to the Chamber of Commerce tomor- row when it meets at Bailey's Cafe at noon. B. F. Heintzleman, As- cistant Regional Forester, who bore the brunt of the onslaught led by John M. Holzworth in the move-; ;‘mnm to tie up Admiralty Islnnd |in a bear reserve, will give somp interesting highlights on the situa- ! tion. i The Chamber tomorrow will dis- cuss the proposed transfer of the, {Alaska Road Commission activities' |and authority to the Interior De- |partment, and outline its posmon on that subject. A number of are expected : meeting. i BOAT WRECKAGE BURNING BLAZE class in an earlier test. three-year-olds will battle it out May 7. One of the largest fields in the history of the Kentucky Derby is anticipated unless some “hoss” steps out and shows commanding Photes above show the three winter book faverites, and view of historic Churchill Dewns where the class of America’s [been ¢ | Whitn YORK, May 4—One of I fields in ‘the 1 aw By ORLO ROBERTSON ociated Press Sports Writer) W FOUND ON BEACH Craft Was Grant of Doug- wn” las But Dead Man g Is Mystery E the barrier for the fifty- &° , May 1. ‘however, on future book favor- | tney's Top Flight, i up. (Continued rrom Page One) ites—C. V. Top Flight Inasmuch as the place wher and T!v][ On were! hich for the big e n the D bones apparently belonged. turned inning of the $50,000 stake 0 Work a mile in 1:39 2 {full Derby weight of Though Burning Blaze’ = Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman's “T¥ Joe, claiming he was a better dis-| Changes have been made in the - P ered the m & ot id clerkshi b1 i Grant Wreckage for the purpose OB’ and the Shandon F"m‘ the Derby eligibles |tance runner. Hotel szmamgwm M:etvzry::f o of ‘making what Investigation of ow 1n ‘their three rh., horor is h Chances of Mrs. Kaufmann |y o0. " S it was possible at this time. |W. T. Waggon ed, sending two horses to the post | 4 |the Grant's wreckage was found is Slated to appear '3 showed he W e Hirrsch shipped the stable to “efi h‘“h S“fodcfd Vance Hitt, 4 near halibut fishing waters, the PIoval Apr o - ’ Maryland. On Post, able to keep |1d on the night side E. G. Went- opinion is entertained that the $10,000 W A e e R . been |SteP With Tick On at early t s, |land has succeeded O. G. Tor- craft met disaster while on a aica .and 0 e S = ‘{,h‘ 2 tn has been responding splendidly as |Tence- p halibut fishing trip. In such event, Chesapeake e e O O et Liberty |desired by ‘the veteran trai Both Mr. Hitt and Mr. Tor- she probably had aboard at the Grace. Bur which is 12 to 1. In one wor out .,llly‘ The Brandon's stable’s Bran- |T€nce reslgnen_i. They plan to spend time or her loss more than the.living up to his name in morning | Limited negotiated the full mile] o "y "M Cassidy’s Uni- |the summer in the interior of. Al- one man to whom the recovered trials, probably will ge p and 2 quarter Derby distance inoeree “aps John Hay Whlm-cys aska. murh | Stephenfechit and Over Time, the | Sagamore stable’s Towee and Wal- ter J. Salmon’s Air Pilot also e (2:10 and could have gone faster. in by M Curacao, an able, which Hepes Take Jump nd t0 win X s showed promise in their first ap- o 4 y - E. R. Bradley’s hopss took a | _, e % st tim rm&’]ump upwards when Brother Joo |Pearance s three-year-olds. OG0 came bel finished one, L 5 h‘H‘fincl Burgoo King _ |two at Lexington. after the for- pounds | o had finished second to Adobe | | Post in his debut. Although Bur- | perfor- |gee King was the best juvenile i t | Bradley has come out for Brother 6 CHANGES MADE IN ZYNDA CLERKSHIPS | in alm s |have somewhat faded since Train-| On the day sids, Thomas W. Ben- ab Churchill An ordi British Premier to however, trainers Undergo Second Eye ) Operation Thursday the bax TIONDON, May 4.—Pr say McDonald is to second operation, this time on his did send owne rushing 'to depo: _ lished in 1928, the Count proved the So far the rail year |Tight eye. The operation will be Much in the air u penformed tomorrow. This was 4er the ichful eye of decided Bifter physicians consulteq Healey, has been worl today. ‘The operatfon is to pre- & Belmont P Buning In sev- vent a threat that his right eye ¢ral mile of better than might be impaired by glaucoma. 1'45 and one in 1:42 under tight This Caused an operation on the estraint. Prime Minister's left eye four ID Kentucky Burning Blaze frav- months, ago and that eye is now ©'2d & mile in 1:30 1-5, cne of the satisfactpry. The Premier's gen- fastest workcuts recorded by a eral héalth is excellent. midwestgrn entry. Tick On, now ————— at Havre de Grace, has been ROB LISBON HOSPITALS breezing miles around 1:45 and LISBON — Police discovered a & test for speed stepped five fur- crime ring here which thrived on longs in 1:00 2-5 / thief of nargotics from the capi- rastest Time ! ‘tal‘s hospitals, The fastest ‘lme ho“ev er, hqs - Daily Cross-word Puszle CROSS d 6. About i lemnl Solutlon ot Saturday's Puzzle § fbouts s | . “ rea wild. 8. 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