The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 24, 1934, Page 7

et e A Sl i it et S et h et i A THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1934. wmirie BANFIELD AND |LOCAL WORKERS U- S Stars Wed in London ygs, MASSIE =t s >l GETS DIVORCE; DEALERS AGREE |* £ 552" MRS.DUFRESNE MAY FORM.NEW MASONS 1S TAKEN ILL Attention! of the minimum wage clause of :hl-f | { v | retail dealer’s code was discussed RGAN IZATI and a committee of three to act| % with Mr. Turner and Mr. Blomgren | is to be appointed by the former. | #os | ’ S This committee will also draft the| 1 cams of Asiatic League|Committee Named to Co- Woman Who Altracted Jootative Plags Gall for I(L‘Kf.;l;\eir.ce\?:(h“::jg:: Bowl Th_is Evening operate with Association ‘ World Wide Attention | DINNER at } Stores to Be Open Ten b\hcll;g at a meeiing o) on Elk’s Alleys of District Miners 32, in Hospital Masonic Hours — Six Days : o store in Juneau, Bowling was resumed last night S was rep-jat the Elks' alleys in the Leag RENO, Nevada, Feb. 24.—Stricken | a dinner party with three Following a preliminary organi-| ion meeting of 200 Juneau dis- i1l € he meeting last night.|of all Nations tournament With|{rjct miners Thursday night at fr ina nig_m club, Mrs. Thalia T()mpl() el o - - teams of the American League|which a committee on permanent | | For! l_evM:msw. is under the care 2 ¥ s ey playing. Winning teams in thelgrganization was named, about 130 of physicians in a local hospital. {Governor Troy matches were the Bolivians, Who|jahoring men met last night with | Her condition is said to be not s\ R Bioti (Crvotings took three straight games from the the object of organizing an asso- | serious. e i it .d to ado YAGI0ES T Eetigs Peruvians; the Argentinians, With|ciation to co-operate with the min- Mrs. Massie won world wide at- || .30 P, M. MONDAY g that To Greeters two wins out of three from thejers, Both meetings were held in f(:m 01-1 in 1932 as the victim of | sul’ Tood : Brazilians and the Chileans with/Odd Fellows' Hall. |an assault in Honolulu. - FEB. 26 for ten hours each two out of three wins from the| The miners named a committee She divorced her husband, Lieut. ¥ Gov. Jchn W. Troy today Cubans. wired a greeting to the Seattle Banfield, of the Bolivians made |report, five from each shift to Hotel Greeters Association din- |high total for the evening wit} rules for an association to ner tenight honoring the fifteen {517 and a single game high of 182 'be presented at a general meet- entrants in the Association’s |and Mrs. Frank Dufresne, of theiing be called for forming a centest, the two winners of Chilians took the honors amongperm nt one. One of the shift \'rhnmns H. Massie, on charges of extreme mental cruelty, yesterday. Blue Lodge R('gular e ——— 2 . P % > | In the first seven games this sea- | Mee"ng 7:30 F 'M' |son, all but 11 of Marquette uni- | vs basketbal teams 223\| Address by Worshipful morning u of fifteen members according to! which will be awarded a free |the women bowlers with a total|committees will meet tonight, it points were scored by its starting | ‘ the return from | 15" 4, Alacka this summer. |of 463 and a single game high of |is sai five players—Goryenka, Mortadt, | Master | : ]1 Wr:;ln .I:’,R\i He assured the contest com- |174. Many expressed their opinions' | Kukla, Mullen and Rubado. | k i i\?n ot be in| mittee that Alaska would wel- This evening the following night about the formation of | ———— association and a committee Shop in Juneau ] elected to confer with the rs’ committee and to report to the temp ceme the winners, endeavor to ! matches will be played between|? make the trip enjoyable and teams of the Asiatic League: hoped that the Greeters would 7:30 o'clock, Turks vs. Siamese make the trip also. 8:30 o'clock, Hindus vs. 9:30 o'clock, Arabs vs. Siberians. Individual scores made last ning were: ter is decided, nrlllh" a permanent or-| of grocers and food he | e 3 je was late arriving and the newlyweds lost each other in t] when the re- :xry‘(ul;”{):t“d’imt,e all the mishaps Virginia Cherrill and Cary Grant | ’ 3 e diately left v M i Mrs. They were married in London and imme a s taken on a perma- ::: }’lx‘m?x{:'th where they embarked for the United States and Hullywood Peruvians t t night except s A § | A Miss Monson 118 144 157— 419/ to take the signatures of those F oreign rrade B dale 170— 4861 ted in the movement. Abou > s 7 Slrr:;‘:ki:s A7 i;g ;Zg 139— 43:;1 ned Program of U. eaes | JJeck Daitoh Was & Spo who opened the m Kitchen Sinks INLOS ANGELES“"” T i 3 Busic Hock Totals . 396 476 466—1338 Bolivians 5 a“r“":\m?i\ Feb. h:i._ . . . Mrs. Faulkner 136 163 149— 448 efinite and cemprehensive | % i Five Modern Up-to-Date Motien Picture Banfield 168 167 162— 517" RUN FRUM FLGOD forcign. trade program for the | Beer Coolers . T United States, includi ssi- Theatres located in Southeastern Alaska gl 111 147 181— 439 “rrpe committee of | e st e il | Gas Tank T T s i R i c Totals 415 477 5121404 be considered by President | ; ; WILL SELL, LE Dal - B i e Pi Boats Pl A O T G o N o“ Vil o Quit Homes as Torrents oy g :.i:ec;i:fiatu:fi: ‘ PN o Pl . Is. etric] p» 25— 41 - advi | Any one or all five of these completely Shaw T fnn sl S0 S Pour Over Area Devas- | white House next Monday. This | Table Tops H C. Sabin . 148 155 130— 433 N Y s is according to anncuncement | t n New Year's 3 equipped modern e upn tated of made last night. Bread Boxes Totals 462 451 3121275 workers o e R | Argentinians | S5eial pe.' 4 Dexartiire Iér Jail i [ ] Flour Bins Mrs. Kaufmann 127 153 139— 419 would pe : AR 1 p > 3 | milies, 1 L nd Blomgren i1, 17 17— Belatly e erday evacuated their Celebrated by Feast ————MADE TO ORDER—— With 1 tracts fo jor film - i T Ine torrents of rain poured| KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 25— 1 ong contracts for major S. B Em“‘;_@fiflbk- upon the Lacrescenta and Departure for prison to serve a . For information or appointment T e R Montrose district ated manslaugh- Bfrs, ‘Difresns 168 174 i91— 46a| . EUSS OFFICIAL WESIXS 1 : 3 puelmated toe Slecwan by R ' Stevens 105 137 190 402 ' o Rice and Ahlers Company # high with v | Dy i . C. T/l YLUR Davis . 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