The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 10, 1932, Page 8

LEGION TALKS OVER PROGRAM FOR JULY 4TH Hio- C Si R( d( Y FREE JU BORDEN’S MILK- case SR DI fficer, but fair by Marine E Corps Medical Staff, although the| BERKELEY, Ci SUG \R‘ld l"‘""‘]“‘ for . S STR00 |food is considered poor. ed in the quantities nec e | The Rev. James R. Cox, ic [Hoover Dam at the sun BEANS—Small White, per 1b. . 5¢ priest of Pittst BOB WHITE SOAP—(large bars) 2 Sttt X 13 bars T RO, S s 50¢ stay until the bonus was paid. He of (lm\' 1;9“[ s 4 e 4 appointed their “mouthpiece conducted AMERICAN CHEE Darigold, across the river” as referring to . = Capitol Hill and the White House. | ¢ | House next Monday | saand 200 ) ‘ en Rad i TROUBLE ARISES > veterans' camp. GARNICK S" Pllo'le 174’ | WASHINGTON, Ju 10.—Tt 1 from bodily harm by police were moved to action to- pcece e L T - i 2 = i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY JUNE 10, 1932 ' YURMAN CAGES BEAR TO SHOW TOURISTS where some fur rugs in for on exhibi- f business on oncentrate Sports or ngle Da\ Wrestlers for ((\nh ests three months It as caught 2 e Salmon ld Olmstead, as unable to er and a brother or cub. Mr. Olmstead, who T to Haines on nd he entrusted) animal to E. M. The latter lent it to about ummer when there d berries and e running up e bear wiil elihood and tion of the modern| s i = shown as he was cheered b 3 w cabinet. t W. Bender, Ge ral Man- be paid each year VETS’ CAMPS SAYS OFFICIAL = Bonus Seekers Name Cath- olic Priest to Be “Mouthpiece™ E 17 AWARD TICKET to SEATTLE or $40.00 IN TRADE every 30 days 1 FREE @ pending Hoonah, demise was incident to had been a patie: 1 only 23 hours ame. She is su husband, who advices Leader Department Store (GEORGE BROTHERS) WASHINGTON, June 10 bonus-seeking Veterans' canm pronounced frightful conditions by Dr. V \ler, District of C EXTRA SPECIAL Large cans, Health 2 MORE DAYS Slashed Price Sale SPRINGand SUMMER SMART, DASHING, APPEALINGLY ATTRACTIVE, IRR AT UNBELIEV ABLE PRIC STIBLE IN APPEARA Don’t Fail to Come and See These STARTLING BARGAINS EVERY DRESS NOW DRESSES IN STOCK MUST GO $4.95 $1.95 A Pickup in PURSES Coleman’s Hollywood Style Shop mlllmlllI“IlllllllIIIIIIllIIll||lllIlllIIllllIlIfllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIlIIIlllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIllllllll% ger of The Empire, was elected 0 membership the Post last| Latest reports from Berlin indicate that the star of Adolph Hitler, leader The aight He is transferring here| of Germany’s Nazi’s (or ) is in the ascendancy since the sensa- condition and will|from Rainier Post, Seattle. tional resignation of Chanc Bruening and his Cabinet. Hitler is up of admirers on leaving his Nazi MRS. JAKE GREEN, 7 DE VALERA IN 'ENGLAND UNDER POLICE GUARD President of Irish Free States to Attend Lon- don Conference } | | ) nt De 1, INDIAN, SUCCUMBS f§ b8 advance: out- | § from were the @ LONDON, nary police precautions are taken guard Irish Eamon de colleagues. n the time the Free State t and rd a special car’'at Holyhead, a landing was made from i, the force of bobbies kept way. over the abolition of the oath giance to the King. Valera's comment over re on of the Senate was that it new elect. I 20 months until the bill mes a law despite the Senate’s COMMUNIST PARTY’S NOMINEES Intermitten showers early and overhanging clouds thr kind of weather for this e made the outlook for to scheduled City League b | between the Elks and M |than dubious. “Unless conditions are improved be no game tonight,” Vi June 10.—Extraordi- Free State Presi- Valera and his his party slipped at 2:30 p. m . | has a unique pitc | try out tonight if th ame | be played. He plans tc self and work for tw nt de Valera and his col- rrived to continue confer- Associated Press Photo | William Z. Foster (left), general secretary of the Union Unity | league of New York, was named the presidential candidate of the ‘lnuu gh. Then He e communist pany of America at its convention in Chlcaga James W. \ send in Manning wit Ford (right) of Pratt City, Ala., was nominated for vice-president. | ball, and wind up v —— |'his curves for the afternon szud‘ A thing not generally under- | bnvca::;:t N{;K'::& o ¢ at \:wa(l about life in prehistoric times | | full route if he's in st s what the peevish cavedweller w;,amc is billed for 6:30 p the oath abolition b He ha tion or w: this ouncement e has been no conference b /e of an el % headquarters recently. It ed that President Paul Von Hinden- tion. and British over the oath of al-|slammed on the way out in lieu |if it's raining at 5 o'clock t is expected to be 4 To employ a male servant in| £ h . ¢ < | % ) urg called Hitler into conf yresumably to discuss the formation ONDON. o f legiane: Wi m to local fans. England a Heense fee of $2.55 must € i 0! r v £ 14 N» JON, June 16—An official | legia e. of a door. will be no game.. Strawberries DUE ON NORCO 2 Baskets 24c¢C Please put your order in early to avoid disappointment SUGAR, 19 pounds $1.00 —LIMIT—— o CORN, Amocat Fancy, 6 cans . . . . . . $1. 0() SLICED BEETS, Amocat, 6¢cans . . . . . . . 1.00 GRAPEFRUIT, Amocat, 6 cans . . .. . . . 100 PRUNES in Stweet Syrup:}“i;;;{e s T YELLOW CORN, Wesco, 8cans . . . . . . . 100 SOLID PACK TOMATOES, 6 large cans . . . 1.00 GOLDEN STAR e A AN PEAS Feesh,2pounds . . . & vo . . .25 FRESH BEETS, 3 Bunches . . . . . . . . . 25¢ Large Assortment Fruits and Vegetables Due on Norco eorge Bros. FREE—$40.00 in Trade or one ticket to Seattle—June 17 5 FAST 'DELIVERIES PHONE 92 or 95 Manager Andrews of the s PROSPECTS FOR ' BALL GAME ARE NOT PROMISING ing a continuation of the s dent George Kohlhepp, announ: