The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 22, 1938, Page 2

3 fashioned horsewhipping” by J This made its appearance at the annual wty fashion show at the Spring Murras, of N to look chic ages . _ COUNCIL TO MEET MONDAY eil will be held Monday evening 2 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1938, B ] French Cruiser Is to Be Target lly 22.—One of the French been con Cocl! Cp p! Chic! COTTONS| France, J cruisers in the Voltaire, ha 1 to destruction in 1909, with two sister Condorcet and the Dide- been dismantled in the is ¥ \ M t, she ha: \ yard here & Y % on, without further ceremony. will be towed into position off N AN he A\ he coast her - Reckless Visifing on will use for a target 22.—Visit- of SACRAMENTO, & motorisis f $ unken or reckles | ill be penalized | | California residents convicted on charges Raymond Cato, chief of the state highway patrol { utioned recently e Of course,” Cato patrol will extend every Pastels! July found guilty driving charges as severely as imilar said, “the courtesy and congideration to tourists.” - - '3 ] H ! White Prints! Jumps All Day, Really “better” coil . young, gay, NEW cool, smart! Colorfast right . 34l | new after tubbing! Values to GREELEY, Ta, July 22—All day| long Junior Schilling, 12, had fun| jumping with neighbor children | into a large bin of oats. | 12 to 52 50. [ 7 He was mighty tired when he | BO Ms BE“RENDS co:, !nc0 went to bed at night and didn’t wake up until, after he jumped from a second-story window to the | ground 20 feet below His mother, roused by the noise, met him at he reentered the house. He was unhurt Policeman Aids At Baby's Birth NEW YORK, July 22.—Patrolman John J. Hildebrand, iwenty-eight,| a bachelor, pounding his Brooklyn beat when a dashed up told him a ne: neighbor was about to have a 2 The patrolman hurried to che house, ordered hot water, called in ome neighbors for advice and in 1Jmost no time delivered a fine ten-pound boy When the doctor arrived he de-| ctared the mother and baby in grand shape. D = | " 0 lron From ¢ Mines Yields C O SHEn Gl SAN, JOSE, Cal, July 22—O. M. Hayes is still a junk dealer, but “Juneau’s Leading Depariment Store” o wame swonine? Sentenced to Whipping and nd Harold J. Woodworth, 16 (left), and William Allen, 13, both‘ of flltci};- 1;1"’1"“]‘::’ w‘::"k“"l in an entirely burg, Mass., are pictured after they had been sentenced to a “g S udge Gallagher of the District Court at d guilty of stealing wires from a railroad miners, who pile up scrap metal from the mines, he bought up the (Junk piles of several old mines. | Then he loaded them into a con- Violet Redden was granted a di- | crete mixer, ground off all the rust vorce in Federal court today from|and panned the latter for gold. Oscar Redden on grounds of cruel-! He says that in four months of ty. Redden i in the Federal|hard work he has recovered bul-~ Fitchburg. The boys were foun a allro signal syl;'.cm. According to the sentence their fathers must administer the whipping. Sour Fashion Note now il bound over to the grand jury|lion worth $5500. 1 charge of assault 1 a dan-{ - - - 1 weapon, the outgrowth of | Lode and piacer location notices an altercation some we or sale at The Embire Office. ago. i SCOTCHMEN KNOW A GOOD THING— HOTPOINT MacKINNON BUYS 18 RANGES 12 yvears ago Lockie MacKinnon selected Hotpoint Ranges for his new apart- ment. Now, after years of service, he in chooses Hotpoint to help modern- » his apartment house. gurrealistic tennis costume Bathing and Tennis Club, N. J. Miss Roseanne ew York City, man- i in spite of the P. 7 years is the average life Mr. MacKinnon ex- pects to get from the Calrod Units on his new ranges— ARE HIS TENANTS SATISFIED? ALASKA ELECRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. Douglas Special meeting of the City Coun- Juneau: Alaska- and the Atlantic squad- | Autoists Warned * Men in White Talk Wages A committee,representing internes of New York City hospita conferring with Councilman James A. Burke (sc ated) in conn the bills he was asked to introduce to the city council, asking for of $1,000 a year for the internes. Because of the city’s financial dif it was decided to pare the demand to $680. So He rMay Never Forget! laries ulties Dorothy Thompson, famous newspaper woman, presents a “golden book of remembrance” to Thoma§ Mann, German author in exile as Chancellor Harry Woodburn Chase, of New York University stands by. Presenta- tion climaxed dinner in New York for auspices of Amer- , ican Committee for Christian German refugecs, headed by C WASHINGTON, July 22. — The government's three million-dollar income tax case against the estate of Andrew M. Mellon has simmered down to a $668,000 settlement return The agreement brought to an end ad four years of litigation involving such delicate legal points as the value of art treasures which once hung in the palaces of the Ru cepted ed by OUR ’em both right out before you in two glasses . . . 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