The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 3, 1938, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, FEB. 3, 1938. ASSP%(IZEISAgTED P I C ‘I‘ J :‘ E STRAIGHT-SHOOTER, Mrs. Lela Hall of ?Itrasg;lrg. Mo.' § » i 3 averaged more than out o i , ‘ f 100 hits every time she fired at a L., S @‘ 3 R G SRl - clay target from the 16-vard line . in 1937. Her average was .9756. CROWDS FELL FOR THE FALL Linda Terry took—unexpectedly—at the sophomors ; ice carnival of Smith college in Northampton, Mass. But it wasn’t amusing to Miss Terry. o Lol OLD MAN GRAVITY soon got Sigmund Ruud, seen mid- way'in a jump from the ski slide at Cary, IlIl., where the Norge Ski ¢ club’s international tourney was held. Hatless and with arms held rigid, and lips putsgd. Sigmund made leap o:gly to be bested by his brother, Birger, Olympic champion in 1932, 1936. Boston Red Sox outfielder, swings hunting gun with a baseball-bat “follow-through.” Joe, who’s hunting this winter near Cleveland, hit .325 last year with the St. Louis Browns, and figures on pushing his average up under the Red Sox banner. pr————— Y ~ U N | TY of six northern Ulster counties with 26 South Ireland g . counties is purpose of London TROUSSEAU shopping is | |TTLE GUEST HAD BIG MOMENT greeting v'le'i“ S"‘i"l‘.'ed by Eamun"c:e s“u“;' xf""":‘ ‘“’g:”" s':"li London's lord mayor, Sir Harry Twyford and his wife, who gave a alera. Dubl‘n governs the tacy Perkins' daughter. who'l i south: Belfast. the north. wed David Hare of New Yor> Tey:rape Oul or 120 chitlingy. ey ia fomn Jenioen: » - e 4 & 55 GOLD STANDARD sets |,y EATHER, L ; . LIKE SON se ; ig- value for headdr of black 2 Y 'ems to appiy to royal fig WITH Veil with gotd floral trim. Bres o RRnUNIN BRIROrel ARy sasnappoliiin Orown £rince zz.ooo-m? n:\,::mpe isob!ls "bf.‘a&‘.f M«fi'flasr'u?evnog.:u-rnflih li?xe?l”flt i’-?nfi:;fi Attantle : e Strazer, a youth group, crossing scheduled for May. Ship will carry 1,250 passengers, and is about 752 feet long. ‘FOR ... THEY'RE JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS' % , v % %7 unle: e:welrxu trv:wds éflh’\n‘ :‘t Upru}unyana. Bflnl:fl. to see 44 (P - 0 _ > ” s e v president of Argentina, Gen. Agustin P. Justo (in uniform) and LEGS"' toasts Song-Writer Colé-Porter whose first UP A 'f D UP' WENT DOWN, DOWN tothird place ina Hialeah park race won by Palamede (extreme left). Mrs. arend:ng of Brazil, Getulio Vargas, start work on a new inf legs last fall was staged at the Waldorf K. Ramsey’s racer. who four horses in the home stretch to win. Bootmaker (No. 1) came up 1o second place while Up and Up onal bridge. The bridge, to span the Uruguay river, will wer %Mfllw (above. L (NO. 2). seen near fhe vail fansht hard tn meintain third nlacs Headin' Home (No. 4) was the favorite. gentina and Brazil.