The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1934, Page 12

FOUR BRITISH FASCISTS ARE * QUICKLY FREED fense, Judge Orders Directed Verdict LEWES, England, Dec. 21. — 8ir Oswald Mohley, ardent leader of the British Fascist movement, and | three of his followers, have been | FREQUENTLY you are called upon to recommend foods that will strengthen teeth, improve bone structure. Advise DARIGOLD Evaporated Milk secure in the knowledge that it is high in the nec- essary mineral elements, and is well pro- vided with vitamins A, B, Cand D. These are all in the correct natural balance, for nothing has been added to the pure, rich milk under the DARIGO'.D label. DARIGOLD EVAPORATED MILK From Your Grocery or Food Store CONSOLIDATED DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY sembly without calling a witness / in their defense. The Judge agreed with the con- tention of the defense attorney that “no case” had been made and directed the jury to return a ver- dict of acquittal. e | CAPT. SATHER EXPERIENCES STORM ON WAY TO SEWARD | | Arriving in Seward November 1’1 |on a lone voyage from Nuka Bay, | Capt, Peté Sather, of the Rolph | TII, reported that he had experi- | enced the worst trip from a weath- | er standpoint that he had ever | pazsed through. Capt. Sather reported that he ex- pected a good season on his fur farm this year. Owned by 17,000 Dairymen SEATTLE TACOM FRESH FLOWERS Come early and make your own selection of Flowers for your Christmas table. COFFEE SCHILLINGS A large number of POINSETTAS— 2 pounds 6IC BEGONIAS — HOLLY WREATHS CUT FLOWERS Potatoes EGGS GOOD EXTRA FRESH COOKERS Medium Size 50 pounds Dozen 29¢ No. One—New Crop No. Two—New Crop 3 cans 59¢ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, [Call No lenesses in De-| acquitted on charges of riotous as- ;LB“ .d him to resign in disgust. TURKEYS MIXED NUTS, 2 lbs. 49¢ MIXED NUTS, 2 lbs. 39¢ PINEAPPLE Large No. 21, Can—DBroken Slices FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1934, CABINET OF 600 GERMANS YUROSLAVIA ROUNDED UP, IS ALL OUT BERLINRAIDS BELGRADE, Dec. 21.—The en- | tire Yugoslav cabinet has resigned. | POhce Sta" Campalzn t0\ The resignation of all members| Purge City of Im- of the Cabinet followed that of l El Bogolyuk Yevtich, Foreign Minis- moral Llements ter. who conducted the settlement | e at Geneva of the recent crisis with | BERLIN, Dec. 21.—8ix hundred | Hungary. His political rivals were | not enthusiastic over his report on | the events at Geneva and this night, have been taken into cus- tody in secret raids by the police | on public baths and Berlin hars ‘he other members of the Cabi- il & new purge of immeral ele- n ( then followed in resigning. ments. Bea b The raids began some ten days WEDDING AT SEWARD ago and men of all ages were tak- The wedding of Mrs. Viola Shel- | €D into custody for questioning re- | don Ogan and Gustay A. Taw was | {garding their habits, also political ted December 1 at Seward | 8ffiliations. Cl {8 conard Houkins and Rolland | At least four baths and bars, two Nl‘))l) uttended the couple. The | | of them in fashionable sections of brice has been a popular Seward | | the Capital City, have been raid- girl since childhood, and the groom | ® is a w 11 known Seward pharmacist. AR 77 s B TWIN DAUGHTERS BORN ESTABLISHES BECORD Twin daughters were born re- . pilot Lawrence W. Muehleisea |cently to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Sath- | recently broke the Skagway-Daw- |€r, Jr. at their home in Cnmp son. Y. T, flight record when he | Lewis, Washington, according w\ flew the course in two hours and | Word received in Nome by Mrs. | 45 minutes. He was assisted by a | Peter Sather. The father, who strong tall wind while over the |graduated from West Point, is an | | Whitehorse district. | officer in the U. 8. Army. | CHICKENS FRUIT CAKE MIX DROMEDARY DIXIE 17 oz. pkg. 49¢ Tall Cans SHRIMP, 2 cans . . 25 Sweet—F ull Quart (y] PUMPKIN LARGE NO. 2% CANS 2 cans for 25¢ (/m Crisp, Fresh Vegetables and Fruits . . . . . . . ALWAYS! %fl CA NDIE S EATING APPLES, 2doz. ......... 49¢ A LARGE VARIETY OF HIGH QUALITY REASONABLY PRICED HUBBARD SQUASH, Ib. ......... 4c Supply the family with plenty of goodeld-fash- - ioned hard candy for Christmas. 2 lbs. 39¢ Sweet Potatoes NICE SIZE—-CLEAN STOCK 4 Pounds 19¢ YAKIMA ONIONS, 6 Ibs. ........ 19¢ FANCY LEMONS, dozen ......... 33c JAP ORANGES At the Right Price for Your Pocketbook —_——eeeeee—————————— LETTUCE, CELERY, TURNIPS, CAULIFLOWER, . CRANBERRIES, TOMATOES, BADISHES, GREEN ONIONS, CUCUMBERS, CALAVOS, BANANAS, GRAPEFRUIT, ETC. T IR o T g S B L A T A A T N T e el e e e s e Germans, it was revealed last, - PICKLES, bettle . . . 39¢c NOME BUSINESS HOUSE er business concerns are making HAS HOUSE WARMING similar preparations for the open- — ing of their new buildings that are The first house warming in the taking the place of those destroyed new Nome business district took by the fire in September, accord- » place November 24 at the new |ing to the Nome Nugget. H buflding of the Nome Motor Com- T e 1 pany at Front Street and Hunter ~ Field tests have shown wheat Way. Dancing and entertainment |land increases in fertility if sown | was planned for the event and oth- to Korean lespedeza between crops. I TS /4 N TH E B A G FOR THE HOLIDAYS @ ot STRAIGHT - ~ KENTLCKY | BOURBON [ MINCE MEAT SPECIAL PACK Made with Cider! 2 Ib. jar 29¢ | Fancy Grade PEAS, tall cans, 2 for 25¢ Fancy Queen OLIVES, full pints . . 25¢ " TOMATOES LARGE NO. 2V, CANS" - 2 cans for 25¢ SWEET LARGE NAVEL ORANGES SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BOX PRICE 220 Oranges to.Box HALF BOX FULL BOX $1.99 $3.95 ! | GINGER ALE, ‘ ; »f,ullquart S T g zsc i.GA STORES