The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1932, Page 7

Daily Cross-iword Puzzle. ACROSS L Border . Orfental ship ¥ captain . Give Informa- Tolerable: colloy. frs. Stamese cofn . Notion 5. Lava that is relatively smooth: Hawailian Violent dis- turbance ot the peace 3, Treo . Of the nose 1. God of war 3. Makes over Metric land measures Hawalian birds . Stitch_agafn g. French article ¢ Slender finial Sotution of vulwf@'- Puzie WARISENA D‘?re T R! A T & Makes amends Ty &crv‘ or DEFIER] o A HE| | T L u pillar Dé measure tive 21, Ffu\gl‘!_gcl 22. Scene of‘ RIE IN vara T 0 . Puble dlspinys . Exclamatfon VIDOR'S WIFE SEEKS DECREE pondent' Named 105 ANGELES, Cal, with ‘Cruelty—Cores- | 3 Nov. 22~ Superior Court against hér |film director husband, King Vidor, charged him with cruelty and named Miss Betty Hill as co- respondent. | Miss Boardman asked for a rea-| sonable sum for the support of herself and their two daughters, | Anionia Vidor, Vidor, two. LEON TROTZKY UNDER GUARD Fidi Diseltop s Charged Taken Across France, En- route to Denmark, Where He Lectures PARIS, Nov. 22-Leon Trotzky, Marking the end of @ motion pic: &xlisd Ruistidn Oommunist, is be- mre fortiancs, Eléandt Boardman, finf ‘whisked across’ Franice trider y known as an actress, filéd extraordinaty police supervision. is enroute to bepmark to de-| W Tiver Bc’burés INDIAN WOMAN RITES SET FOR TOMORROW[ Funeral services for the late Mrs. five, and Belinda Mary Shaga, 60 years ot age, Kluk- «ghe Cheat She also asked the wan Indian woman, who re"cn‘ly new auditorium DOUGLAS NEWS | F. actory Toilers Mobilized - ROME, Nov. 3 — The omcm'«mnfld labor, end ‘those” Who aré| pupkiiQ, N Y., Nov. Gazetté has just made public & decree which glves ofders for the industrial mobilization -of factory wotkefs in case of war. The ‘responsible ' institution “is | Minfstry ‘of Corporations, = which has created a central bureau for fadtory wotkeérs. This bufeau mmuss _ |mow ‘proceéa o regifter &l she 1S DEDICATED “The Cheat” Will Be Pres- ented Tonight by Nine Players Tonight ¢ ssh-Soph ‘playlet, age. Thére is a be staged on the | , who are at . af present out of employment oW- g to- the ueng‘\-m with theiz hames, place:. BirtH, age and cundition. If fmarried, the num- | ber of Mlsprhc—cwll fipbe glv- en. __..aw._sm The - advertiseménts m‘ln&d for your convenience. 't'hey Inform Gas Fumés Suffoeate 3mhi Pair in th 22— Deatt endedthe romance. of Erwin Béopold; twenty-five-year-old baker, and his pride of' one iweek when gas- from a heater escaped into their apartment and suffocated ' Fhe « young .hride's ‘body was found on the bed. Her husband's bodq 1ay on the floor of : the dln- THANKSGIVING SUbCESTi‘ofis o FRQM . .. ., JUNEAU YOUNG HARDWARE CO. of surprise 3 N Hln lace 7. suu!:er res ceived into a Hebrew tribe Dlac S ém lements 5. ege cheer Meadow 50, Awuy from the ind 1. T|belnn Razelles court to restrain Vidor from dis-, |died of pneumonia in the Govern-|cast of nine in the performance posing of about $1,000,000 in com- 'ment hospital in Juneau, will be rith omly girls taking part. munity property. |held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after-| <The proceeds he ‘play will be . s e Vidor was declared to have vis- noon in the Salvation Army Hall | divided equally een the Fresh- £ %318 ited women 4t their apartments, to Capt. R. B. Lesher will conduct men and the Sophomore classes. have driven them in automobiles,|the rites. Immediately A\ttnr the perform- . American Indian . Bulgarian coln 391 DISHES / 7 F e 7 Thanks giving dEEN @ ] % / a %%fllll Sumamaal 1] | TURKEY DINNER |ARGUMENT ENDS $1.00 Make your res; tion NOW COFFEE SHOPPE Mrs. Katherine Hooker E v S R TR LD SHOE Clearance SALE Continues ARNOLD’S BOOTERY IN JURY HANDS; Speeches by Grigsby and Folta Draws Capacity Courtroom Crowd (Centinwea frum Page One) guilty of mansmughbe., and not guilty. Argument was opened at 3:15 p. m. yesterday by United States district attorney H. D. Stabler in a 40 minute address largely de- |voted to duties of the ‘jurors, and {a demand for a verdict of guilty of second degree murder. He touch- led upon the évidence but briefly, leaving that for Mr. Folta’s sum- ming up today. He ‘told the jury it need waste no sympathy on Breed; if it had sympathy to spare, it should be bestowed on the mdcw and four fatherless children f Geerge Dick. Fester Opens Defense. Representative Frank H. Foster, iopening for the defense, retorted xc was not seeking sympathy from |the jury, merely justice. He re- |viewed some of the evidence and \assen,ed the defense had made a jproper showing of self-dfense up- on which it asked for acquittal. {Mr. Foster spoke for 35 minutes. Mr. Grigsby made the main de- (lense argument this morning in a c.earcu} analytical speech directed ‘ac opening loopholes ip’ the *“dying | statement” testimony given by Mrs, ‘Gwrg\e Dick and upon which the | Government evidently bases its hope for conviction. He asserted she {had shown malice on the ' stand, land that her testifony depicted la situation that was impossible Iand could not be accepted by any reasonabie mind. Court Cautions Spectators On two or three occasions his caustic comments brought Govern- iment counsel to its feet and re- sulbed in admonitions from Judge i{Harding. Each time Mr. Grigsby | good-humoredly withdrew his re- "marks and proceeded t37the attack. ©On one such occasion, his sally | brought smiles to nearly every- ione in the courtroom crowd agd !audible chuckles brought a stern (warning from the bench. Pound- \ing on the desk with his' gavel, .Jfldgt Harding cautioned them: “If you feel any amusement, just Isurprm it.” he commanded vig- | orously. Folta Speaks Last Mr Folta began the closing speech when court reconvened at 2 Pp. m. today. It was exfpeehd he would- occupy at least one hour and 30 minutes. | Judge Harding’s charge t6 the jury was slated to follow and the 'case was expected fo be in the hands of thé jury not later Nnn 4:30 p. m. ‘The defense completed its “évi- dense early yesterday by calling three character es—Peter 'Kostrometinoff, Mayor, Fred Schrey and W. R. Hanlon, ex-mayors of Sitka—all of whom testified to Bre®d’s good reputation in that community, ~FATE OF BREED land to have entertained them at| |cafes and theatres. Miss Boardman described her| |busband as “sullen, insolent and| armgam." | On at least one occasion, Vidor <'1uck his wife without provoca- tion while in a fit of anger, it was charged. They were married September 8, 1926, and separated June 30, 11932, it was stated. | nEndu‘on to Drop Election in City | To -Save Expense! | ENDICOTT, Wash.. Nov. 22. — | The council has decided that a |city election this month would be too expensive and that the money |could be used to better advantage | for other city expenditures. Coun- cil members’ terms have expired, |but they agreed to hold over until |next year. Now Look At This! , With every fifty-cent purchase, or applied on account, we are giv- ing a ticket on a beautiful Sydney Laurence painting, valued now at $150.00. I The painting ws have selected for some fortunate ticket holder was painted by Mr. Laurence about three years ago, while in Juneau, and is a wild flower subject near | Eagle River. The wild irls and lily| of the valley are the central theme| with a charming backgrounid of/ spruce, alder, mountains and sky[ This is a superb award, gatherin"' value as the years go by and in| the meanwhile you have the pleas-, ure of living with it. A ticket will| be given with each fifty-cent pur-/ chase at The Nugget Shop until Christmas, The Nugget 4 Shop is on display Interment wnder direction of the |Charles W. (Carter Mortuary will ke in Evergreen Cemetery. | Death Penalty in l Spain Is Abolished MADRID, Nov. 22—The official 1 Gazette publishes a law modifying | tha penal code of 1870, abolishing | the death penalty and reducing all \u ther penalties for criminal offens- series will be given by the Cath- [ERELST RSO 3755, |50c Pioneer Tax:, Pnone 443. adv. ance refreshments will be served free of charge. —,——— BAZAAR, GOODY SALE Will: be held by the St. Luke's| Guild Thursday, December 15, in the Congregational League rooms. 'Save the date —adv.! ORI R CARD PARTY TONIGHT \‘ The fourth card party of the! olic Ladies at the Parish Hall this evening. Refreshments and prizes. —adv. LEGION OF THE WEDNESDAY N MOOSE BER 23 Thanksgiving A GALA EVE DANCE EVENT MUSIC.RY . 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