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THE DAILY ALASKO EMPIRE, TUESDAY, DEC. 12, 1939. the Republican National Com- | IR B ~ . | | S”K A GE]’ S S N G e e, SON_IN_I. AW !EX"ad"ion Socialite Weds Steel Heiress FLIES LOCKHEED - ROTARIANS SEEK | sues a call for the National Conven- 1 ton \ : — e ‘ TO FUNTER BAY ~ ANCHORAGE AND Henry Benson will formulate a | ; b o ; s sic will be | y local plane flight today, going out Pommw. 5 St “a';"(‘v';‘ to Funter Bay in the AAT Lockheed| J. C. Cooper reported at to- inced however, that the | L] olen erg and Robert Forrest, planning to re- ;j:il:il;l 1 (uluz) ;:‘u\}‘d::‘x{’m 0 es- Territorial Committee 1t will be based on the there was e argument over possi- cc b candidates but ‘BoefiigerOfi’oAléd as Saying Will Refurn fo New York/ from Oregon fo Face turn with them this afternoon. | Juneau on two flights in from the Interior aku mine, Holden brought |the weekend Bert| Similar Rotary “missionary” work accountant retur city by plane over in C. Gunaderson, F. Hastley, efs in All Divisions | An Diwisions win place o fan| ed Employers Passport Charges Ed Schmitz. 8 ticket in the field for 1940, includ- s and Representative: our major offices of r, Attorney NGTON, Dec. 12, pl se Labor A mem- rd by General PORTLAND, Ore,, Dec. 12. A charter member of the Am: Communist Party, Nicholas Doz and e are contributing et for a needy INVESTIGATOR IN p FROM RETCHIKAN D o er quoting John Boet berg, has waived extradition Empire Want Ads Bring Results. S n was presided | dent's son-in-law, as saying he agreed to return to New York to ‘ 5 - - — i strom, Chairman, “didn't blame employers for com- Federal passport fraud charges J. B. Mealy of the Division of In- A s t were Howard D. | plaining” about the NLRB's ad-|Dozenberg, a naturalized citizen, is vestigation of the l)v]nnllnr*n( of ISA et E. White, Repub- ministration of the Wagner Act. accused of loaning his passport - Interior was a Juneau Feder -m- mmitteewoman; E ertson, who held proxies from the Fourth Division; Albert White, The memo was from Elw, Regional Director of the le, to Nathan Witt, LRB in NLRB pers to Earl Browder, the Gene Secretary of the party. Browder admitted traveling to Russia and He tre to Sitka on the r he will visit Hoo- return to the States ing visitor today. from Ketch Northland. La o ey Canadian Discount B. M. Behrends Bank. first National Bank. adv. holding proxy from E. A. Rasmus- gecretary, reporting on a conver-|Pack on false passports 5 ¥ [~ son, National Commmitteeman, and sation he said he had with Boet- _ 10zenberg’s bail was set at $50,-| Philip D, Holden, wealthy socialite, is shown with his bride, the former < ~ Henry Benson tiger. 000. He had operated a grocery Audrey lfhipps, §tee1 heiress, as thgy left Trinity Chu_rch. Roslyn, L. L, §P§4 C' ‘ L - oo - The dhtvensation . allesRdly. con. | Bome - Il town of Bend, after their marriage. The bride will some day share in the tremendous \ L] L] \ LV s ASHACHITESAR « SRRl I et e ast three monthe, steel fortune amassed by her paternal grandfather, the late Henry X, Y Y W ;v“":v dmf“f:mx::r e '1111:‘ PuL:i:I’n.: United Sta District Att Phipps, & partner to Andrew Carnegie. § l ln ‘p , '4 E4 R Sen il L ENERRDCE) ) ! OSt-In- {1y 1ough said that Dozenbers M) ] [ telligencer, and the Newspaper : 2 é% 2 7 NEW G. E. Guild were involved. - propaganda in the United Sta ERVIN HAGERUP CHRISTMAS SEAL He apparently took no active p: in party affairs, however. B CHAMBER WILL vaccon - " (Regular Value $59.95) BOND PURCHASED DOCTOR IS HELD; BY LEGION POST Search for pepper once sent AT FUNERAL BACK IN JUNEAU JINDSOR, England, De IS (HARGED w"H Ervin Hagerup, popular Juneau shiP;found'h=W°r':~No'n & good grocers everywhere sel rge and Queen E teward at the hililoe L Hhses LIt is rich i Durable e wne e SLAYING OF WIFE ! Meinte his chased st might by Alford John e S e e 4 E ical et F‘:'t:‘l ¥ o ;i:‘”‘:;'”: | THURSDAY NOON : 1d” to get back. Bradford Post of the American Le- flavor to everyday meals. e: irviving C 4 8 ir months 5 ¢. - preny o conomica Quaen Vidtoria OB ANGR(HE: ol Deo) 19LA i e i a | €ion from the Alaska Tuberculosis Schilling Spices have been Li ht' The Archbishcp of Canterbury prominent Santa Monica physician, e d also saw the San| I making foods taste better for g onducted the brief funeral services Dr. George Dazey has been arraign- O"i(ers 0' Halda AISO ln_ i ‘11141\' are mak- more than half a century. } istmas party to ges of killing his laid to r 4 ed in court on ch: s Chapel where British Royal W ind the body crypt in St yther members of families are buried Princess Loui lor e with her English people. n 1890 to the Marquis of > first time in 250 be held betwe 37 SPICES - 19 EXTRACTS Years 0 hristmas and New second wife, Doris, four years ago. Judge Kincaid ordered Dr. Dazey to plead to the charges December 18, - |and the doctor was held in jail with- out bail Mrg. Dazey, a former actress, was found dead from carbon monoxide gas in the garage of her home. A oroner’s investigation at the time held her death was suicide. Dr. Dazey had sinc narried vited fo Luncheon at Baranof Hotel Gov. Ernest Gruening will spe Thursday noon at the lunche meeting of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce at the Baranof Ho tel, President Charles W. Car announced today. - OF 14,000,000 aliens in the Unit- District Attorney Fitts reopened Lieu mmander R. C. Jewel ed States, more than 6,000,000 the case when a night watchman of the Coast Guard cutter Haid ot applied for citizenship up to|told him he saw the physician car- and his o s also will attend he time European hostilities|rying his wife's limp form to the if their vessel is in port tarted garage. - The grand jury irdicted the doctor ‘on murder charges. D or sale at The Empire Gffice. “Tha Chviiimes G U N Be Ve e e Model AV55 ’ Copper Bloc Takes Action WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. — The western copper bloc has taken an other punch at the pending trade agreement with Chile. Western copper states aré fight; against a proposed State Depa ment trade agreement which would lower the excise tax on the red metal. The Arizona copper tarif board cited recently available Com merce Department figures to show that the United Stal imported NOW IS THE TIME to look up the many presenis that we suggest for your Christmas gift problem . . . We have one cf the most complete stocks on hand in years to help you. We suggest you come in and look around. MANY EXCLUSIVE G. E. FEATURES ELECTRIC MIXERS CUSTOM 7 T de in mor: pper than it exported in B u I L T ra t0 S every meed tober of this year. The figure B s aleabir showed that imports jumped 25 pe ® B foceive this cent in October over the previ FURNITHRE Beauliful Cabinet.Sty]e average for the year. 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Swing Rockers Goblets End Tables Modern Washing Machines and Ironers REFRIGERATORS Christmas Tree Lights Simmons “Beauty Rest” Matiresses GENUINE SILEX COFFEE MAKERS YANKEE Glass Bowls SETS of 3 and 5 Occasional Chairs Pyrex Ware Book Cases MIRRORS SEATTLE, Dec. 12.—Jimmy Reese, hard-luck fisherman, wasn’t feelini i too badly. 11111 ‘ T : ( '|"""""I"II"l'"||"I'"lI"||"||"""|“"|"|""""l“|""""I"""|||"I'|"||l"|“||‘"|I"""“"""""“"“llg s i for salmon, he caught a fine silve: i ] with a small plug without a sinker, | ‘vnnd was trolling around for an en | core, A flock of seagulls swooped down. One, with unerring aim, grabbed ‘the Reese plug. There was turmoil [in the water, and then in the air. The seagull started away, flying. Reese finally reeled it down, like a kite, and got it free. - }Sons of Legion : ANNUAL ELKS TURKEY SHOOT at the Electric Toasters Eleciric Waffle Iron : ; b Automatic Tools ELKS HALL Meeting Tonight GRILLS . A xne§ting of tne Sons of the ; MAYDOLE HAMMERS Legion is on the calendar for to- Wednesday Night—Dee. 13 s i DESTER SAWS can Legion Auxiliary Dugout and * NOISY TOWN cLOCK SILENCED 30 DAYS | SCOTTSVILLE, Ky., Dec. 12. — Because Scottsville residents object- |ed to having their slumbers dis |}{ turbed by the town clock atop. the county courthouse, the fiscal cour! SAMSON Card Tables COLEMAN LAMPS and LANTERNS — ROASTERS — DISHES — SHEATH KNIVES—ICE SKATES — STRIPPING REELS, RODS and LINES — SINGLE SHOT and REPEATING RIFLES — SLEDS — WAGONS — AND MANY OTHER ITEMS! 9:00 P. M. Kiddie Cars Public Invited | | Scooters Come and Win a Free Turkey!? |ordered the custodian of the buila ing not t owind the mechanism foi 0000 AR o et peion o ity s, THOMAS HARDWARE CO. ¢ {hae PHONE 555 g e

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