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La gaceta., 1930-11-19
CALMA EN- LA HABANA

Habana, Nov. 19.--Reina cal
ma en- esta ciudad, aunque ell
pueblo no oculta su inquietpd.
Aver Sc alter6 ell orden en-
Santa Clara, pero la policia IA
cilmente dispers6 a los alboro-
tadoreS.
Ell secretario de gobernaci6n,
Oral Delgado, dice que varios
arrestos Sc hicieron aver. Al
mismo tempo Sc do la noticia
de haber sido puestos en- liber-
tad, por orden del Oral Macha-
do, estudiantes que Sc hallaban
detenidos en- Cienfuegos.
Asegurase que el gobierno die
tara una amnistia.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
TUVO QUE CALMAR A LOS
INDIGNADOS D~ELEGADOS
INDTOS Ell PRIMER MI
NISTRO MACDONALD

Londres, Nov. 19.-Tuvo a.
yer que intervenir en- la confe-
rencia de la mesa redonda ell
primer ministro Ramsay Mac
Donald para calmar a los de-
legados hindus, indignados
por declaraciones que hiciera
Lord William Peel, e~xsecreta-
rio para la India.
Como uno de los Delegates,
Lord Peel trajo la conferencia
a la realidad, eXponiendo los
puntos de vista conservaIores.
Manifesto Lord Peel que el
estado de dominic no es una
promesa. sino un Objective que
debe lograrse por etapas pro-
gresivas.
Los delegados de la India
ban a contestar cuando Mac
Donal1 suaviz6 la dificultad,
decidiendo que los represen =
tantes de cada delegation de-
ben hablar en- turno.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
TEATRO CASINO
Stelio Effrenna.

La belIisima e interesante Gin
ia "Desfile de Estrellas", hechA
por la Paramount con Ell concur
so de afamados artistas, vofve.
ra a exhibirse hoy.
Els admirable la labor de Err
nesto Vilches, la Argentina,
Rosita Moreno, Juan Pubic Y
.otros artistas hispano-america-
nos.
iVein.e estrellas, Los dialo-
gcs, canciones y bales son de
los que encantan al p1blico.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
ACUSO A INGLATERRA DE
EXPLOTAR A LA INDIA.

Londres, Nov. 19.-Cargos
de exploitation de la India, . eX-
pensas de los habitantes de esta,
para convenience inglesa, fue-
ron lanzados hoy contra el go
bierno de su majestad por ell
Dir. B. S, Monnje, lider de la
Hindu Mahasabba, sociedad dc
protection, en- un discurso pro-
nunciado ante la conferencia de
la mesa redonda.
Declare ell DR.. Moonje que
1nglaterra durante un gentleman
de amos de admins raci6n en-
la India ha destruido la indus
tria y la navegaci6n hindu, la
industrial de alg0d6n, Y ha i'm.
puesto los efectos ingleses sin
pagan derechos,
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

cante, Valencia. Madrid y O.
tras ciudades de Espana. los
trabajadores combaten en- las
GALES.
Los politicos han sido rele-
gados a un segunio plano, aun
que en- Madrid Ell gobierno de
Berenguer tiene encarcelados
a varios jefes repubiicanos y
comuniStas.
Protestando en- la via publ
ca, lanZando piedras y PECAN
do garrotaZos, los obreros es-
panoles Sc desahogan, luego
de haberse librado de las ca
denas de Primo.
Ellos quieren menos fatigo-
sas jornadas de trabajo y al
gunas p~esetas mas por Su va
liosa labor.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Jose A. Gamble, recibidor del
Primer Banco Nacional de Ha-
gard, contra j. G. Brasheer; Flo
ra Regenburry contra Janet
Gray; Roberta B. Ramp contra
f. H. Robson; Mary A. Dupree
contra P. San M2rtin; Peter O.
Knight contra J. L. Lawrence +;
William E. Allen contra Flor
ence Dora Allen; Mary A. Du-
plee contra Martin Caraballo;
George Paul Ref contra Ger
.trude Ref; Leslie c. Seaton
contra John ", Dever.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
LAS HOJAS DE TABACO
TEENEN UN ACTDO CON
SABOR DE MANZANA Y
NARANJA

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 10
LA ciencia ha encontrado en
las hojas de tabaco acido con
tabor de manzana y naranja.
No una hueIIa, sino bastante
cantidad de acido malice de
las manZanas y naranJas Sc
halla presente en- cada cigarro.
Las hojas de tabaco sinteti-
zan varias pIantas whales, ali
menticias, en- adicion a los aci-
dos de la naranja y la manza-
ma.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Han descubierto en- la esta-
ci0n agron6mica experimental
de Connecticut que las hojas
de tabaco gentlemen ell acido
que da sabor a las manzanas
Y las naranjas.
Para la propaganda de los
cigarros de Tampa, desatendi-
ia por los fabricantes, Sc ZEN
sancha" la perspective.
Sc podra decir al consumi-
dor: Puros que saben a MANIA
ma, narania, caimito, pima, ma
nl,y w.. maran6n.
6Estaban aguardando nues-
tros manufacturers a que Sc
descubrieran esas prOpiedades
del labaco para comenZar su
"campana de anuncios?"
Pues va sOn6 la nora.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
M~ISIONEROS CAPTURADOS


Shanghai, China, Nov. 10
Tn padre misionero irland6s,
ell reverendisimo G. Tierney,
superior de la mission San Co
lumbar, en- KEN Chang, a 80
miIIas de Nanchang, ha sido
capturado por los comunistas.
Descon6cense otros detalles.
Con esta adici6n los bandi-
dos y comunistas tienen ahora
cautivos a "a misioner0s, de
ambos seXos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Barcelona, Nov. 19.-Dase
nor SECURE que sera suspend
da la pelea Uzcudun-C Camera,
senalada para e~fectuarse ell
domingo en- esta ciudad.
PocOs billetes de entrada Sc
han vendido.
Probablemente la orden de
aplazar ell combate sera dada
por ei captain general.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
HENRY FORD VA A GAS
TAR so MIILONES


Detroit, Nov. 19.-La com
pania Ford Motor anunci6 hoy
que va a extender e imprimir
rapidez a su programa de cons
trucci6n mo obstante la de :
preston en- los negocios." FL
programa, los detalles del
cual han sido anunciados, a :
barca una inversion de apro :
xlmadamente $50, 900, 900. Las
fabricas en- Estados Unidos y
en- Europa seran agrandadas.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Habana, Nov. 19.-Fueron
aver puestos en- libertad bajo
fianza, per gestiones del CONAN
dante Alberto Barreras, SO es-
de los arrestados en-
los ultimos dfas y a los cuales Sc
acusa de dirigir la revuelta "on-
ira la secretaria de instruction
publica, ell DIR. Averhoff y ell
rector INFERNO de la Universe
dad.
Ell comandante Barreras ha
declarado que Sc quitara al go
bierno el dominic de la Univer-
sidad, tan pronto como sea po-
sible, y Sc reorganizara esta,
con absolute autonomia, para
ser dirigida por profeSores y es-
tudiantes.
Los estudiantes han dado por
terminadas las huelgas que sos
tenian en- San iago de Cuba,
Camaguey Y Cienfuegos.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Como I'm paso de avance ha
cia SUI 1edenci6n economical, ell
obrero espanol ansia la caida
del Rey y sus satellites"
Con todos sus defectos-dis-
cure ell trabaiador hero la
~republica significa la destruc-
ci6n de LAS CLASSES, ell adve-
,nimiento de la verdadera de-
mocracia, sin lista civil para
la familia real y sin clero pa
gado por la naci6n.
~ ell obrero, despreciando
la muerte, Sc ba.e en- las ca
lies, sonando con una republi-
ca liberal.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Admirable es la labor que
vienen realizando los diligen-
ties Y siempre animc>os mucha
chos que figuran en- la podero-
sa Association La Columna
para su fiesta DE Cabaret"
cue sera Ell dia Is de diciem-
bre.
Piensan los intrepidos j6ve-
mes presentarle a la sociedad
de Tampa TODD ell edificio del
antique Centre Aleman," 81
ito elegido para tan magnifi-
cente acto, completamente
transformado en- 10 que respec
ia a un elegante y artistico a
dorno, procurando sus Organi-
zadores que la Illumination de
esa poche, en- TODD Ell precioso
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

No hemos tenido ell placer de
estrechar la mano de Heliod0ro
Gil, cubano de Pinar del Rio,
que representa- a Sus paisanos
en- la camara de representatives
de Cuba; pero desde aver somos
amigos de Heliodoro, sin haber-
lie tratado nunca.
Personals que conocen al ener
gico legislator de la Vueltaba-
.jo nos 10 describen como de pc
quena estatura, sincere, valien
tie y honrado.
Considerable esas cualid&des
del Sr, Gil Y una civica carta
que de el hemos recibido, ha que
dado establecida la amistad en-
tie ell pinareno y nosotros.
Aver, desde Key West, ell re-
presentante cubano, presidente
de la Comision de instruction
Publica de la Camara, envi6 I'm
telegrama al presidente Hoo
yer, al Inmaculado.-como di-
ria Sinclair Lewis-diciendole !:
Hon. Herbert Hoover,
Casa Blanca,
Washington, ID. c.
Els false que comunistas ira
ten de destruir propiedades de
c~iudadanos norteamericanos en-
Cuba. Ali no existe comunismo
Y 81 muchos obreros sin traba-
jo.
General Mario G. Menocal y
DR.. Alfredo Zayas, expresiden-
ties de la RepGblica Oral Domin-
go M. Capote y fil6sofo Enri-
que Jose Varona, exvicepresi-
dente de la Repdblica DIR. Cos
me de la Torriente, exembaja-
dor en- Washington, eXpresiden-
tie del senado y de la Liga de Ma
clones; Sr. Aurelio Alvarez, ex
presidente del Senado; DIR. Mi
guel Mariana Gomez, alcalde de
la Habana; cOronel Aurelio He
via, exsecretario de goberna-
cion; DR.. Roberto Mendez Pc
nate, exgobernador de Santa
Clara; coronel Carlos Mendie-
ia exrepresentante por Santa
Clara; DR.. Ricardo Dolz, sena-
dor Y catedratico de la Univer-
sidad, Veteranos de la guerra
de Independence, profesores Y
alumnos de la Universidad, ms
titutos, escuelas normales de
masetros, los obreros y agricul.
torres, en- una palabra, ell 500
de la poblacion de Cuba protes-
ia porque tiene de la Libertad ell
mismo elevado concepto puesto
en- practica por listed como pre-
sidente de esta gran naci6n'.
"Durante la guerra mundial
estuvimos todos al lado de Esta-
dos Unidos en- defensa de los
mismos derechos de justicia Y
libertad, siendo p~residente de la
RepGblica ell Oral. Mario G. Me
mccall.
HeliOdOr0 Gil.
(Presidente de la COmisi6n
de Instruction Publica de la
Camara de Representatives. de
Cuba).
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

.tas electorales, 81 no renuncian
con un ano de anticipation.
Tambien Sc debera hacer un
nuevo censo electoral que entra-
ra en- vigor antes de las refor-
mas al c6digo.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

IA, en- compania de |. 0. Price,
diputado marshall federal,
Gonzaio Iarate, condenado a
lG amos por vender n%arc6ticos.
Price lie esper6 en- la esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril. Amigos dc
Zarate acudieron a despedirle.
De la Habana son aguarda-
dos hoy los Shriners cubanos
que durante varios dias seran
hutspedes del Temple Egipto,
de esta ciuIad,
AL mediodia Sc celebr6 un
almuerzO en- su honor.
Hoy por la tarde Sc les lie
yar5 en- autom6vil a recorrer
ia ciudad.
FL viernes seran obsequia :
dos con un bale, en- ell Coliseo
de la Isla Davis,
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Gil ha teiegrafiado la verdad
al Hon. Hoover, nal servido en-
Ia secreesxia de estado pOr ell CO.
ronel Stimson.
lEs complete de Gerardito,
por no exigirle respeto para
los derechos constitucionales
de los cubanos, Ell Hon. Mr..
Hoover?
jSirve de gloria y %provecho
a la cancilleria americana ell
cerrar los oidos a la verdad y
permitir que Machado atente
contra las vidas y propiedades
de los cubanos que no piensan
como Ell?
Gloria no "cosechara" la Sc
cretaria de estado y provecho
no creemos que 10 obtenga.
lPor que no "aconsejarle"
al presidente de los cubanos
Que Sc quite las botas de Juan
Vicente Y Sc ajuste a la Cons
tituci6n Y respete las leyes?
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Habana, Nov. 19.-Los jefes
de las organizaciones de ferro-
viarios y tip6grafos han des-
mentido los rumores sobre que
s. iba a ordenar una huelga.
La calma es completa.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

En- la junta que anoche ceie-
braron los muchach0s de la Ju-
ventud Hispana, en- ell Centre
Espanol de West Tampa, acor-
daron formar dos bandos, "ana-
ranjados" y "carmelitas", los
que seran p~resididos por los en-
tusiastas j6venes Antonio Alva-
rez y Juan Fernandez.
Tambi6n Sc ratio en- dicha
reunion de la velada artfstica
que Sc efectuara la noche del dia
% del mes en- curse, en- Ell teatro
de la referida sociedad westam-
pena. T
Sc titula la obra elegida: mi
querido Amigo.
Preparan tambien las elegan
ties damitas pertenecientes a Ia
mencionada "Juventud", simpa-
ticas variedades.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Por no haber el suficiente
quorum, ell jueves pasado no
pudo celebrarse la junta que
para csc dia tenia citada la
presidenta de las damas del
"Comit6 de Auxilio del Centre
Espanol," pero ella espera que
manana todos sus miembros
no falten a la segunda citaci6n
para reunirse a la misma bora
Y lugar de costumbre.
Els de imprescindible necesi-
dad que concurran.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Sigue en- ebullici6n la san :
gre e~spanola.
Err Barcelona, Sevilla, Ali
La gaceta., 1930-11-19
.OTiCIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

Cinco clubs de Leones, in
cluyendo ell de Tampa, daran
aqui un banquete, ell dia 5 de
diciembre, a Melvin Jones, Sc
cretario de la organization in.
ternacional.
La proposition fue hecha en-
ell a.muerZ0 que aver tuvieron
los Leones de Tampa.
Para lugar del banquete sc
ha escogido ell hotel Floridan.
Para jefe de la division de
transito de la compania Eas-
tern Air Transport fue NOM
brado aver ell joven T. P. Cald
well, de esta ciudad.
Esta empresa inaugurara un
servicio de aeroplanos el dia
l. de enero, entire Tampa, st,
Petersburg y Miami.
Una oficina sera alberta en-
el distrito comercial.
Miguel Estevez, captain del
vivero cubano "Carmina," fu6
aver encontrado culpable, en-
ia corte fe5eral, de traer un
contrabando de drogas her6i-
cas-. fnmediatamente Ell juez
Alderman lie impusO cinco amos
Y un dfa.
Benedict Mauriz, photo de
Ia embarcaci6n, que Sc decla-
r6 culpable, fue condenado a
un aho y un dia.
Los cinco tripulantes fueron
a5sueltos, a moci6n del fiscal.
Estevez es un reincidente y
va ha cumplido otras conde-
mas en- Atlanta.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Pafaeio de las Avenidas de Ne
braska y Ross, supere a las
cue Sc lie han ofrecido al pu-
blico en- fiestas analogas.
va estan en- circulation las
papeletas de entrada para ell
colossal bale de la noche enun
ciada, y fijense sus propieta-
cios que todas elias llevan tres
numeros en- su parte matriz co
mo anunciadoras de una futu-
"a suerte para poder pasar Ell
dia traditional de "Nochebue-
ma" de la mejor manera posi-
Bile, una cena completa y 500
en- metalico."
Felicitamos hoy en- sus dias
a la gentil Y conocida DANA Ju
ia Aguera, hermana de la Sc
norita Jennie Rodriguez, la su
gestiva companera del cronis-
ia.
No celebrara fiesta alguna
zero 81 recibira a sus amista-
DIES, Ell horas de la noche, en-
su Residential.
Ventures infinitas lie desea-
mos.
Stelio Effrenna.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Cumple hoy un ano mas
de vida ell j6ven Gerardo CT
garran, ell que pertenece a la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre Els
panol.
Al lado de amantes familia-
res 10 pasara, con la natural ale
grfa.
LIE deseo muchas ventures.
La gaceta., 1930-11-19

Embare6 aver para Allan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-12
CORRECTIONS

ID The Parthenon AS at Athens, Greece ~ The rrOEpAce On the
T-square should have the straight side facing inward tl The curve OH
the artists drider s reversed. IA The Parthenon h Greek architecture.
instead Of Gothic. 80 The scrambled word Is PATIENT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-12
1H91S CcramNe&'aM
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There are a. least four mistakes 10 The above picture They may per-
tain TO grammar. history. etiquette. drawing or whatnot see II yu can
find them Then look It the scrambled word below-a-d unscrambe H.
by switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for each OF the mis-
takes y.u find. and 20 for the word II you unscrambls It.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23

veteran of stage and screen. Others in the cast are Charlotte Henry, Charles Eaton, Dixie Lee, Dot Far ley and Elizabeth Patterson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
STUDENTS LIKE
 ALASKA CRUISE
Admiral Rogers Makes Brief Call on Her Re-
 turn to Seattle

Bound for Seattle, the steam ship Admiral Rogers called here at 5 o'clock this morning on her way from Skagway. She remained only an hour. Under charted to the University of Oregon, for an educa- tional tour for students, the vessel had no cabin accommodation for the general public.
 Today instructors and students, who had been in Juneau several hours early in the week, expressed themselves as delighted with their visits to Skagway and Sitka. They declared their entire Southeast Alaska cruise had been a most pleasant experience.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
ALAMEDA HAS
 100 ON BOARD
I ourists Have Perfect Weather Here and En-
 joy Six Hour Visit

With an even 100 passengers nearly all of whom are Seattle Skagway roundtrip tourists, the steamship Alameda, on a leisurely twelve-day cruise, arrived here this forenoon and departed after stay of six hours. The tourists were favored by perfect weather here and enjoyed delightful visit
 Nine cabin passengers were dis embarked at this port. They were Mrs. H. o. Adams, Horace Adams, Jr., Louise Adams, Mrs. Anna Han ken, s. A. Light, Mrs. L. M. Carri- gan, and R. A. Schmidt from Se- attle; Charles w. Hawkesworth, from Wrangell; J. w. Gucker from Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
BUREAU CLOSES WESTERN AREAS
Chignik, Karluk and Alitak Bay Salmon Fisheries
 Are Closed Down

Absolute closure of the three western salmon fishing areas and closing of trap fishing in a four is effected in a supplementary reg ulation issued by the Department of Commerce and effective last night, according to an announce ment made today by Capt. M. J. O'Connor, Assistant Agent, United States Bureau of Fisheries.
 All fishing in the Karluk, Alitak Bay and Chignik districts was stopped and trap fishing in the Afognak Island region prohibited in the new regulation.
 Under the original regulations, Chignik was slated to close at 6 pm. October 30 Alitak, which closed on August 15, was to have re-opened on September 1, for 90 days. Fishing in Karluk was per- mitted to the end of the year. Traps on Afognak Island were scheduled to have closed Septem- Der 30
 Light runs have prevailed in all of these districts throughout the season to such a degree that clos ure was considered necessary in order to insure escapement to the spawning beds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23

Omus Peterson, Denton, Texas, county farmer, has used one grain binder 28 years, another 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
BIC NEWS" FEATURE
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Big News is a story of news paper life and is packed with drama thrills and laughs. There is one of the most novel climaXes ever shown on the screen. The dialogue is crisp and snappy and there are numerous taking scenes that will grip every spectator. The cast is excellent. Robert Armstrong is leading man and is featured with Miss Lombard Other prominent players in the cast are Tom Ken nedy, Warner Richmond, Wade Be- teller, Sam Hardy, Cupid Ainsworth, Gertrude Sutton and Louis Payne. The director was Gregory La Cava.
 Big News" is at the Coliseum tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
 THE CAPTIVE WOMAN" OPENS SUNDAY, PALACE

One of the most dramatic court scenes ever shown on the screen is featured in First Nationals His Captive Woman" which comes tc the Palace Theatre on Sunday.
 It is highly dramatic, adapted from "Changeling," by Dom Byrne and is a George Fitzmaurice pro- duction featuring Milton Stills and Dorothy Mackaill.
 The story opens with woman on trial accused of the murder of her lover. Highly dramatic and tense throughout, it provides several un- usual plot developments and is said to create suspense from start to finish.
 Miss Mackaill portrays the wom- an and Stills the policeman who trailed her halfway around the world and brought her back to face trial. The trial is one of the big dialogue sequences of the picture.
 The Hawaiian Islands provide the scenic background for much of the story, and the sound effects which accompany the picture add to it's dramatic highlights.
 A splendid supporting cast is seen. including many natives of the distant islands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
DRY UNIT INSPECTOR
 ARRIVES TODAY; WILL
 MAKE INTERIOR TRIP

On a trip of inspection that probably will take him as far as Fairbanks, George s. Taylor, inspec- tor of the United States Prohibi- ton Bureau and representative of the Commissioner of Prohibition, visited here today. He will remain here until next week, leaving Tues day for westward and in terior r points.
 MT. Taylor said his trip, his first to the Territory, is purely in con- nection with routine matters of the Prohibition Bureau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
HAL|BUT SINKS TO NE W LOW
 PRICES HERE
Juneau Market Affected by Ketchikan andPrince
 Rupert Depression

Halibut prices flattened out here today, in consequence of heavy re- ceipts and low quotations in mar kets to the south. Seven and a half cents and four cents pound were the figures offered and accepted at the Juneau auction early this af- ternoon on $500 pounds of the fish brought by the Avona. Capt. Ole Larson. The Marlyn Fish Company was uie successful bidder. The 71A-4 quotations established a new low for this season at this port.
 Seven thousand pounds of halibut were sold for cents and cents a pound this morning The fish was unloaded by the Ina J, Capt. l.. Andestad, and was bought by the Marlyn company.
 The Juneau halibut market, of course, is sensitive to the weak con- dition obtaining in the trade at Ketchikan and Prince Rupert. At Ketchikan today, halibut sold for ' and 4. At Prince Rupert, 155,000 of the fish went at prices ranging between $50 and high and 8.10 and low.
 Salmon receipts were light to- day Two trolling boats unloaded. They were the T728, Capt. Walter Rudolph, 1,500 pounds, taken by the San Juan Fish and Packing Company. and the Blitzer, Capt. Andrew Anderson, 100 pounds, also taken by the San Juan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23

which confronts the principals in Harmony at Home" all talking saga of American home life, pro- duced by Fox Movietone and based upon the successful stage play by Harry Deli, The Family Upstairs" !"
 Directed by Hamilton McFadden, brilliant young recruit to motion pictures from the New York thea ter, Harmony at Home" which opens at the Coliseum Sunday, con- stitutes a vivid portrayal of life.
 Louise Haller is played by win some Marguerite Churchill, while Dick Grant finds perfect character ization in the performance of Rex Bell "Old reliable Joe Haller, titu- lar head of the family, is portray ed by William Collier, Sr., famous
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
LUCASSES GO SOUTH

w. Erich Lucas, Vice President of the National Bank of Commerce of Seattle, who has been touring Alas ka and a visitor in Juneau for the past week, accompanied by his wife and two children, left on the Admiral Evans last night for Peters burg. At that point they will con- meet with the Alameda and pro- ceed to Ketchikan enroute south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
OUer TlUo Million Americans Without v ork Last April

WASHINGTON, D. C., August 2S.-A total of 2,50S,000 Ameri- cans were listed by the Census Bureau as unemployed last April or looking for work.
 By st ties the percentage ranged from five tenths in South Dakota to three and three tenths in Michigan, three and two tenths in Rhode Island and New Jersey, of the population.
 Thirty-six usand and eighty were unemployed in Washington CT a percentage of 2.3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
Good Radio Reception
 Improves, Point Barrow

POINT BARROW, Alaska, Aug. 23-The radio reception has inn proved with the darkening nights. The midnight program of KJR, Se- attle, came in loudly and perfectly clear
 Ice conditions along the shore improve hourly, the wind forcing the ice out toward deep water
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23

E. J. Ballou and Edwin Thomas of Seattle are registered at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
COMING TO TEACH

Miss Edla Holbrook, a niece Of Miss Felix Gray, is a passenger northbound on the steamer Yukon sailing from Seattle this morning. Miss Holbrook will be one of the teachers in the Douglas Public School
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
NEW RESIDENT FOR
 GLACIER HIGHWAY

The Glacier Highway will soon be more thickly settled. Another resident is destined to move there in a few days. He is the son of MT and Mrs. w. F. Anderson, who was born yesterday afternoon at St. Ann's Hospital and weighs 81a pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-08-23
BIG NUMBERS FOR TORNADO

ATLANTA, August 23.-Georgia Techs football team will wear extra large numbers. both fore and aft, this fall. The new rules specify uniforms that will not blend with the ball and the big figures will break up the familiar gold of Tor nado jerseys.