The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 5, 1937, Page 8

HIXSON IS NAMED RADIOINSPECTOR FOR SIX MONTHS Council Tables Closing Hour Ordinance for Further Study Hix city radio in- 1ths William on, problem and t ttempting to elim- new closing led until the t discussion, pend- tudy The ring changing the 1 liquor establishment m closing from who recently n arm in a which she contends is responsible, appeared the Council in behalf of her $2,000 damages and pay- of hospital and othe i expenises. Mrs. Nelson declarea ad been approac! for t $1.000 but that wsider i, and if id she will city to collect on named Coun- ause and Frank ite the claim surrounding side- she her bring 2 G E. F fferty to inv and the circumstances it whether volunteer the - city policemen the provisicns of the Question of tiremen 1 come under hour | Council is| workmen's Compensation Act came up for discussion, but no action was, taken. The amended building cod was passed and the ordinance set- ting ahead the assessment period and meeting of the Board of Equali- zation one week was passed in sece ond reading > Mildred Bryson, " Walter McKinnon - Will Wed Monday | Ceremony to Be Performed at Home of Ted Laugh- lins, Nugget Creek With close friends and relatives \ttendance for the ceremony, the of Miss Mildred Bryson to McKinnon will be an| of Monday evening. The Rev of THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1937 1. Kendall the Method Church will officiate at the service which is to be performed at 8 o'-| clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Ted Laughlin of Nugget Creek | | Miss Birdie Jensen is to be the! maid of honor at the service, while Mr. Wallin Forrest will be the best | man. Mr. Henry Bryson will give - |his daughter in marriage. | Following the ceremony a recep- tion wiil be held at the home at 9 o'clock, asse many friends of the | The two will make the grand Apartments - STEWART GOING ' SOUTH TO BUY couple H their home in NEW EQUIPMENT © B. D. Stewart, Territorial Com- missioner of Mines, is sailing south'! THREE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE 345 each Due to replacement with NEW L. C. SMITH'S ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU N & N FOR BETTER VISION Our eyveglass requirements change from time to time depending upon age, health and the use to which we put our eyes. Improperly fitted glasses may do more hafm than good. And the very best lenses may require changing and ad- justing from time to time. Come in and let us check up on your sight. Protect your glasses. vision with correct Dr. Rae Liliian Carison OPTOM Office Ludwig Nelson’s Jewelry Store ETRIST Phone 'WE WANT No. 10155 . 3170 FOR RADIO BAR LEADER DEPT. STORE GEORGI E BROTHERS He Went Up 10 Miles Looking like a man from Mar is aided out of his high altitude nad asgended to a record heigh Previous record-holder w ] w ‘British Royal Air Fore on the Yukon Monday in connection sing equipment for the i offices which are d in Ketchika missioner will stop off for short time in K kan to confer m the office there but expects to e able to continue on south on the Yukon An appropriation of $30,000 was made by the last Legislature for es- abiishing the cffices. - > OFFICIALS ENDORSED FOR REAPPOINTMENT BY BAR ASSOCIATION Bar Association meeting today, en ing for reappointment George F. Alexander as district udge; William A. Holzheimer as U district attorney; and William 7. Mahoney as U. 8. marshal at its regulg ed he follo' TAKE TIME 10 READ THESE WILL BUY A KELVINATOR t after he cially-built plane. 3. D. 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The work on the office and class- room will be completed by that time. ‘Evergreen Bowl Activities Are | 0ff, Good Start Races and Other Events | Held Yesterday—More " Coming Up Next Week | Over two hundred youngsters "“""FURD UNION sregated in Evergreen Bowl yes- day afternoon to take part in the | many activit that began with the | doil buggy parade and ended with Applications Are Distribut- ed and Then Sudden- ly Stopped et — the discus throw. Over forty prizes | were given to the winners in the| ixteen events. Next week will fea-| more cvenv, especially the folk Swimming wili also| ed to the list. won the doll buggy | seing the only one to show Streamlined tri- de n were fors the next event, won Dale Holland with DeVee Pru- »my Connors, second and e Shaffe: vith his bal- cooter beat Dick Shaw margin Bike Race e bicycle race was won by Rob- y Hoffman sec- Robert Snell, thir Rod- Nordling took first in the boys h grade rd dash. and Bob ture for itil M olby porad up for the DETROIT, Wiicu., June 5—Cir- |culation of membership cards in {the “Ford Brotherhood of Ameri- ca,” as a rival to the United Auto- mobile Workers of America, ’discloscd today after reported di tribution of the applications #was stopped. No explanation was made by company officials. It is said that 90 percent of the Rougs plant workers signed the cards, paying 50 cents for initiation and pledging $1 a month for dues, | - JUMPS TRACK: ~ NONE INJURED ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 5. — An Alaska Railroad locomotive was detrajled at Seward late yesterdayl Wwhile pulling from the yards. None Jof the train crew was injured. A wrecker was sent from here to pull the locomotive back upon the track.{ BYPSY FORTUNE TELLER FOOLED BURGOS, Spain, June 5. — Gen. Emilio Mola, Spanish Insurgent Commander who was killed two days ago in a plane crash, fooled a gypsy fortune teller. The gypsy told the Commander he would die with his boots on. Well—he took off his boots when he got into the plane which later crashed and he was killed. e News Today—Empire. event d was sacon 3, third. Elroy rt Snell, s third in th nth and boys 50 yard dash. So as the high schol 50 yard dash 11 contestants piled up on the line. 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