The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 21, 1932, Page 8

- B e APt : THE DAILY ALASKA mmsr._ MONDAY, NOV. 21, 1932 ~ _ HA“: B||_|_|0N 13;;.]:f:de§:’.“;i’§“°;m,tfii‘,‘:,’”s“'m‘;:i‘?jl‘psll:{:f:-z;cgpr:rs Il\{l:gs | M}fioum IN FIPZZRY SEECH g?RE FACISTS GUNFESSES Tu——;imkzsvgxirfgm KILLING NEGRO [“veine b tere ON HOME ALTAR Cabinet members have completed | 7 s 5 DULLAR BUDGET | their erimming of the Budget| Under His Dry Feet according it P it ver' r];qc:;.w’ sitdaany was; KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 21— | it William D. Upshaw, recent Prohi- ! [i* A statement f the Whits X 4 i AR | o | ner shopping early this year 2 with the assurance that all staples and delicacies in food lines are in stock now, as ¢ " he “is sitting on top of the world Budget at approximately $700,000,- 000. " Y.y Jwihh all the beer kegs under my || |dry feet.” President Devotes Time| R | Upshaw said he has received a | Human Sacrifice Admitted|] 55 fream o call to Today to Coming Roose- | MALE ADULTS ALL POLICE | tclegram o Afir{;fiwz’f‘l‘zm : by King of Relig- tention the fact thet no ) | attorney for the ¢ |[E 3 oat velt Conference CULBERTSON, Mont. — Every saying the constitutionality of the ious Cult |3 e 0 T o i o adult male citizen of Culbertson | Volstead Law was upheld in 1920 WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—Hav- | now is a policeman and they will|and he believes the Act is impreg- ing been assured of a cut of more | take turns on the night patrol. nable and beer at the coming ses- illion dollars in the |Mayor J. E. Rucker adopted the sion of Congress is impossible. idget for mext year,|plan after a recent robbery. An old e P e S ¢t Hoover today concen-|cow town, Culbertson’s population Poland has placed a virtual mora- n the momentous war'is now about 600. torium on agricultural debts. | now and Thanksgiving, DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 21—A self-styled “King” of a wierd re- AL AL A AL A R R Y ligious cult that demanded a hu- BT e man sacrifice, has been arrested on his reported confession he in- vited the first stranger he met into his home and killed him on an al- s oo MEETS DEATH i years, said he was predestined 1,- e : S 500 years ago “that T must make a human sacrifice to my God.” ‘CORDOVA, Alaska, Nov. 21 Premier Benito Muscolini is shown as he exhorted Italian fascicts to a continuance of their present The Harris d i & s program before a crowd of 25,000 in Rome. His specch marked the tenth anniversary of the fascist gath. | 1.1 P ace, sd 1o, e S N e v e o wring in Milan for the “March on Rome” of 1922. (Associated Press Fhoto) | nome, crusned tis =il axkt stabb-. Instantly last eiiny Lt Yotk L 3 Ny ey | h B - inst y ay 0] it- |ed him on an altar in the home. ing a snow tractor. CHAIRS Settlement Is Made o was dismissed at the request Fast and West to Overstuffed ! 7 of the Government. 4 sl C XWELL In Anti-Trust Suit An injunction decree was issued Live Ever Happily l’ Hicts ; against the remainder of the de- | F Y Th k P Against Radio Corp. '\, iis. the Generar Flectris and| NEW YORK, Nov, | —East and or I our an sg wmg % 5 _— W ouse which own the con- West have met, and intend to re- WILMINGTON, Delaware, Nov. tr tock and interest in the main happily united. . s Flresule 21— soitlement ‘has been stfess. Haclo Corporation, These two. com. | Miss Kzt Koyke, the dainty Jap-| All green stuff and fruits are now in. Come, ed in the Federal District Court panies were ordered to divest them- anese prima donna, and Narald choose yours and we wil it i 0 . l of the Government’s anti-trust celves and their subsidiaries of Hansen, American tenor, who were | ¥y 5 1 pllt it in our Cool ccasiona &y ittt agaiua e Radi GOTIRRLS. | control. {married October 9, made it clear |} . Room to be delivered Wednesday. of America and other defendants. | g i today that they intend to pursue | The case against the General| Summer classes of the University Lheirh i?defendem careers and stay t t) . Motors Corporation, General Mo- |of Hawaii were held in the crater Much in love. A GARNICK S Ph 174 Prlce‘l at $10.00 to $.28.50 tors, Radio Corporation of America | of the valcano Kilauea, where bot- ' ARG o 2 one : z and American Telegraph and Elec- any and volcanology were studied. 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