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

> DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB. 5, 1938. ASSOCIATED PRESS DICTURE NEWSI JOE HAD CRABS BUT NO CONTRACT —YET when this picture of Joe DiMag- gio, Yankees’ ficlder, was taken at San Francisco where he has a cafe. DiMaggio says he anticipates 30 difficulty comiug ‘o terms with Colonel Ruppert in ‘38 contract due to be sent this month- ‘DEAD OR ALIVE," THE BALLS WERE SLUGGED over the fence at Oridle park in Baltimore. Group of clouters, trying to decide which is live ball includes, left to right: Bil Cissell, Baltimore Orioles; Chuck Klein, Jimmy Foxx, and Charlie Keller, Newark's batting star, SAY! IT'S MY TURN NOW protests iitt. ler as she tries to get even a worm’s-eye view of .12 parade in Philadelphia. But father — John Miller — aaS o Patricia her share of looking. LURE OF BLUE WATERS TEMPTRESS is en- %anced by coiffure being arranged by her mistress, Mrs. Norman Thomas, before American Spaniel Club show in New York. Miatiae | MAN'S MIGHT AGAINST MUD AND MOTOR was given a te: “+ials were bogged down by the thick mud. Here's E. K. Farley being pushed (or i: st in Surrey, England, where recent sporting t pulled?) down a hill. The sporting trials had attracted a iarge number of metorists to the Guil}lfnrd district. p— A PILE OF PILES were uired for foundation of the Gila canal desilting works at the Arizona end of Imperial dam, im- portant unit of the all-American canal. GOOD AS NEW is rebuilt distillery in Addis Ababa, or- dered destroyed by former emperor, Haile Selassie, and recon- structed by Italians. Strictly new is the palace (lower picture) built in Bucharest, Rumania, for Elizabeth, former queen of Greece. Her brother. King Carol, helped inaugurate new palace. s ’ - i | ; §/ © 4 " " o 2 : 4 EICGHT YEARS' REIGN is plenty, decided Prufld that he will not seek re-election. Border disputes with Haiti mht Rafael L. Trujillo (right) of the Dominican Republic, announei current rule. He's seen with Enrique Jiminez, his minister to "r . through space is apt to occur. s which 2 spisttelom partner, Doris Humphrey, and members of dance group, Mr. Weidman is pre, a cout:g- coast coneert tour to include 42 :iu:fl" o ‘IT'S MODERN Weidman, describi s g REYTHM LEFT BEHIND IN RETREAT of Chinest innorth China proved a boon to these Japanese soldiers. Though the air was chill and the room unheated, the piano player warmed up to his job and played the Japanese equivalent gl “swing” music. SOUTHWARD goes Edna Woolman Chase, Vogue editor, to Central and South America. S P OKE in worst battle of Spain’s civil war—the strug- government forces and Rebels over possession of Teruel. These are gove! .;“ ia action, helping drive Rebels from their barricades and forts within the city. + AM crowned Vichaya Va- at Bangkok. BLOOD FLOWED AS GUNS gle betw