The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 17, 1940, Page 8

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Burdick, whu has been buying reindeer for (he Government from all non-native re talisman roses, lilies of tiie owners, arrived in Juneau yesterda -Fol for t Ca. a hol Th are b of m bers. Th y and sweetpeas. ss Marion Aden, as maid of hon- jore blue organza and carried and sweet peas. [ by PAA Electra from Fairbanks anc Nome Burdick plans to leave again Tues- day for the reindeer country. His Alex Ehrlich acted as best man After the ceremony guests greeted work will be done about June 15 Mrs. Burdick remains at Nome. the couple at a reception. PSS 3R b Well known in this city, the bride is a graduate of the Juneau High School. She has been in nurses’ fraining at St. Mary's Hospital in Walla Walla The newlyweds plan to make their heme in Attalia, Washington, D - French Solders il Reporfed Capfured - REED LEAVES FOR = GEOLOGICAL WORK ON YAKOBI ISLAND centl with BERLIN, May 17.—The German High Command, in a night com- munique, asserts th ta |; a African Sengele of French so]dinn tured as the fast-driving ma chine rolled through lhl‘ Ardenes Forest, back of the Maginot Line -o> \fter the mm h d re. 'l'hv weeks un- hing repairs ted here, meanwhile, to servi amp of the Reed party. The U. S. holds Ihml are eleven Bostons in the (00,000 acres of land in trust for more than 51.-!a 1an then dive fore destr m In 1;uiu' ly. able Address Box 1991-—Daily Alaska Empire—Juneau and Meat Market week in, week out the lower prices are found at California Grocery. 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Mrs pi- who came to California re- y from Detriot, was cha J bein lh(‘ I)l\m& of the 0se ing workers organizing committee adopted a resolution flatly opposed to American intervention in for- [ eign wars. Support was pledged to g. | the government, however, in any emergency. The convention also called for al curb on war profiteering by means| of excess profits taxes Delegates followed their leader- ship in leaving the question of a third term for Roosevelt to the union's executive officers. 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