The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 12, 1934, Page 5

5 CHARMING TALE OF VIENNA IS AT THE UPTOWN Music and Romance Com-, bined in “Evenings for | Sale” with Fine Cast | Sale,” a romantic SAN F‘RI\NCISCO_ Cal,, Oct. 12. aturing Herbert Marshall, | —A resolution bitterly criticizing Ruggles and the appointment of S. Clay Wil- as an official of the newly nized NRA and suggesting ient Roosevelt make an tigation of William's attitude” toward labor, was ternoon adopted unanimous- 1/1_\'1 h evolves the delegates at the annual from the background of | ention of the American Fed- central Europe. But the story can- eration of Labor. not help being subordinate to the! Williams is a North Carolina to- s of the cast and to|bacco manufacturer. it treatment, both dra- | - nd musical, that has been | NO SWEEPING CHANGES rded the production, under the| WASHINGTON, Oct. 12—S. Clay tion of Stuart Walker. | Williams, NRA Chairman, told bus- The role of Franz von Degen- |iness today emphatically that the is a perfect one for the dis- {new Governing Board of NRA will of the charm which Herbert all brings to the screen. As |changes” in price fixing policies. Uu impoverished Austrian noble« man, stripped of rank and fortune DOCTOR M’AUUFFE bv the economic upheaval of post- enna, Marshall gives a fine mance as does Sari Maritza role of Lela, who gives Franz | his will to live. APPOINTMENT OF WILLIAMS tests Seledion of Newly Organized NRA Man 1 plece of entertainment As far as the.story is concer is a tehder Dr. W. J. B. McAuliffe, physician |and surgeon, will open offices in the Shattuck Building tomorrow afternoon. Dr. McAuliffe has been in charge of the Government Hospital for the past five years and while he will probably remain in temporary charge, he will make his uptown of- fice his headquarters ai all times, | and professionally be at the serv- Suir 2 ¢ | ive of the public. TENDER GOES AGROUND— | specia] X-ray apparatus has been IN FREDERICK hOL‘DIn'I" red and other special equip- 11 will also be installed. mn it is Mary Boland, as Jenny Kent, middle-aged widow from in Vienna on 4 vacation, who | off the honors, with a per- | that i t once tender d amusing. Charlie Ruggles also scores as Bimfel, ex-valet of the| Count. e — In the thick weather prevailing | ——————— recen the Fre k Sound re- | n, the tender Burnett of the| GRID WANDERERS angell packing company with a avy load of salmon aboard, struck | AUBURN, Ala, Oct. 12—In pla f at Beacon Point. The acci- | ing nine games away from hom took place at about 3 o'clock |Alabama Polytechnic In istifut The captain and | football squad will travel 4,218 miles ore safely. Ef- |the longest trips being to Lexing ft the vessel at high tide | ton, Ky, and New Orleans. Only The loss is cov- | One home game was scheduled this | season. It costs me so littleto buy Fine Tea —that I think it extrava- gant to get any but the kind I like best.” For flavor, for econ- omy per cup, for all- around satisfaction— ask your grocer for YELLOW LABEL ORANGE PEKOE & PEKOE GREEN LABEL, JAPAN TEA American Weeklv—June 3 K‘ BED ROCK o GEOLOGISTS tell us that even _bed-rock moves. But it shifts so graduatlly that it makes a i safe, sure base for the largest structure. This bank, too, is moving with the times. But the movement is always gradual, along predetermined lines. Every succeeding move has merely P 4 served to further strengthen and consolidate its underlynig stabil- in even better position to serve its many clients and depositors. & First National Bank 3y ) ¥% \ P \XM}/ m 3¢ THE PARIS INN PAUL AND SMOKEY GO ON THE AIR EVERY NIGHT AT 10 :iw FRIED CHICKEN—PIT BAR-B-Q—BEER—WINE PEARL and BILL IS CRITICISED Federation ho? Labor Pro- WILL OPEN OFFICES ‘not make “any sweeping or broad |j MARQUETTE COACH WOULD FORBID MEN MILWAUKEE, Oct, J. Murray, Univer: football team, to say about them ers, and professionals too, spending that's written can be Murray believes ex ve perusal by players of advance stories on games, dopesters’ comment black-typed tributes for exception- al performances builds up wrong type of psychology and often | wrecks good teams. For example, Murray says that n 1924 he forbade his players te iook at a sports se: weeks in advance of the Navy. Marquet cadets, 21 to 3. Incidentally, Murray formerly was L newspaper n in Springfield, and at one time taught a sports-wriling course, emphasizing he reporter's need for knowledge >f rules and tactics e Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! i Phone CRESCEN COFF ONE-POUND 4 Lbs. Large crisp RON, TO SEE CLIPPINGS| 12.—If Frank coach of the Marquette had his WAy Br id men would be forbidden to read what the newspapers have “There are too many college play- altogether too much time studying | what the sports writers think of{ and | INST., the | \ L !IlIlIIIlIIlIII|IIIIlIIIIIllII|IIIIIlIIIIIIIII|IIllIIIIlIIlIlIIIIIIlIIIIIQ UNITED FOOD CO. 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He and his wife ex- 1 concurrently, in the | pected to go from Chicago to Wis- t McNeil Island. ‘consm for a few days and then r, charged with sim- |start for home. as found guilty and | > “nt e Ketenikan . PUPPIES AND CATS Miller was sentenced to | INCLUDED IN Low WINTER S.S. FARES Jos Leviolette was found suilty of petit larceny in the prcsch I term of the United States Court in Ketchikan and has been sentenced | ¢ Judge George F. Alexander to serve twelve months in the Wmn-‘ gell jail, according to word received at the U. S. Marshal's Office here. Ralph Johnson, charged with sim- of ple assauls, was found guilty and | O months in the Wrangell | a charge of petit larceny, | was found guilty. 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