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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02
SorOritu Meets ToniQht

Gamma chapter, Sigma Delta
Sigma sorority, will hold it's regu-
lar business meeting tonight at the
home of Miss Louise Reiber, 1866
North Tuxedo street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02
Election Is Slated

w. B. A. No. l40 will elect officers
Wednesday afternoon at the hall,
$50 East Ohio street, according to
Mrs. Lola Kruger PRESIDENT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02
VictOru Club to Meet

Victory Club 14O, w. B. A, will
meet Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Francis Watson, Ills Central ave-
nue.. Luncheon will be served.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02

Assembling your Christmas me-
nagerie for your friends and rela-
tives you might have:
l. A gay black and lavender
pelican hat stand and brush for
a young miss.
2. A soapy circus Of three color
full soap animals in a cage, for the
youngster.
3. A pink bath sponge cat that
would delight baby or amuse an
adult.
4. An elephant tie rack, for any
man.
5. A personal doggie book plate
for the adolescent child.
6. A charming porcelain swan
for celery, flowers, nuts or candy,
for hostess, mother or a bride.
7. A bird-Shaped pipe-holder for
father.
8. A modernistic decorative hare,
in clear crystal, for the lady of
the house.
Sorority to Meet
Zeta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority
will hold business meeting at Z
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02


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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02
SORORITY ARRANGES
TO HELP NEEDY

Alpha Chi chapter, Sigma
Alpha Iota sorority, will hold
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02
Sorority to Meet

zeta chapter, Pi Omicron sorority,
will hold business meeting at 7
Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-02

man. Miss Virginia Fort and
Miss Mary Morgan.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
City Items

George Granquist Of 34 Lyons street and Elmer Bergren Of Rowe avenue, Hartford. sailed last Satur- day for Bermuda where they will spend the next few weeks.
 Hardy plants now blooming Creeping FloX -- early Blue FloX, Yellow Alyssum, Pansios, all kinds Of hardy plants, shrubs, trees. etc. Flower Greenhouse, 1162 Stanley St. Tel -W.-advt.
 The claims committee Of the com- mon council gave six hearings last night and voted to defer action un- til next Monday evening, when, it IS expected, r claims which have been heard will be disposed of~
 The regular meeting of Elpis chapter. the American Hellenic Ed ucational Progressive association, will be held in the Ahepa rooms to- night. Six candidates will be initiat- ed by Deputy Governor Steven kre- mastiotis Of Bridgeport, assisted by the local president, Nicholas kou- narls.
 A. q. Hammond camp. United Spanish War Veterans, will hold q regular meeting in the camp meet ing room at the state armory tomor- row night at o'clock,
 Plumbing Inspector Olaf A. Pc terson has reported 63 plumbing jobs set in operation in April, Of which five were in new buildings and 59 in old structures. Five jobs were found to be in violation of or dinanCo and were ordered corrected. Receipts of his department were $378.5o.
 The Luther league Of the First Lutheran church will meet Thurs days night with the South Manches- ter Luther league members IS guests. The program Of entertainment will be provided by the visitors. Refresh ments will be served and a social hour will follow.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

Commercial Trust Co. to collect the difference between the amount 1t was allowed in a foreclosure judg- ment granted in city court recently and the actual debts was granted. Property Of Howard Y. Stearns on Stanley street was involved, A de- ficiency judgment for $3,920,19 was allowed the bank.
 On April r. the bank was granted foreclosure judgment for a debt of $4.534.27 on the property. It was later appraised and it's value was set at $7,75O but an eXamina- ton showed that debts against it were $11.67Q.19. This included a first mortgage Of S6,650.
 Attorney Leo Y. Gafney repre- sented the plaintiff.
 A judgment Of strict foreclosure was granted in favor of the-Com- mercial Trust Co. against Ida Gold smith for a debt Of $2,9S6.64. The property is on Black Rock avenue, near Taft court.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
CITY COURT HEARS
 SUITS
Judgments Granted Involving
 Three Parcels Of Property

Trop-rtv which a few years ago was valued at S4onoo was appraised r4t Sg5.ol1 in the foreclosure suit Of tho City Realty Corp. against Ka- trina Herpst and others in city court yesterday The property includes three parcels on Glen street and Rockwell avenue.
 The foreclosure was for Q debt of $7.S%7.@9. Attorney Irving I. Rach- lin represented the plaintiff.
 Property at the intersection Of South Main and Tdson streets and on Edson street, was ordered fore closed. T. vas owned by Edwin o. son and Dav!d SesalI and the fore closure was sought on q mortgage note held by Harry $. keyorkian, plaintiff in the suit. The debt is ST. tG5.G7. Attorney Cyril r. Gaffney represented the plaintiff,
 Deficiency judgment allowing the
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
LOOK INTO AGREEMENT
Michigan Boxing Commission to In vestigate Anti-Foul Clause In Fighters Contract.

Detroit. May 6-P--Whlie Jackie Ilaldz and Young Jack Thompson. San Francisco Negro, worked in their cralrmz quarters to- Jay tu preparation for their wel,er- weight championship bout. Friday night. a meeting Of the Michigan boxing commission WAS called 10 pass on tha aua-tou1 agreement oI the fighters managers
 Tho agreement announced last ni--r hy the management Of Olympia stadium. rrostdes that q .rye-minute rest period shall he granted, r need ed. ln event Of injury from foul blow and that the fight then shall proceed. Members Of the oommis- sion were understood 10 b. ready 10 =I>a their official approval 10 tho plan.
 FeI8s is defending his champion ship wherl he won if last year on Il to1D from Joc Dundee. Ha will IT, rafye 22--5oo. nhtEe his opponent Is assured Of sta.ran.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
WINS 10TH CONTEST,
 BY MAJORITY OF 10
Dr. Cutting Reelected Warden in Southinston Election Fight
fSpeCial 10 the Heraldl

Southington, May 6-Dr. Almond J. Cutting, republican, was re-elect- cd for his 18th consecutive term as warden of the borough Of Southing- ton yesterday by margin of 16 votes over his democratic oppo- ntnt, Adolph J. Trapp. Only 735 votes were cast of a possible total Of more than 2.20O but the polls were open only from noon until o'clock D. m. The republicans made a clean sweep of all of the offices in the borough. The results were as follows:
 Warden. Almond J. Cutting, R. 4o3; Adolph J. Trapp. D, 3S7; bur gesses, Clifford A. Hamlm. 419, William H. Moore AIS, Samuel '. Wilcox 241. republicans; Clarence CoWles 372, Jacob F. Knapp 37l and John Hopko 360, democrats Sewer commissioner for threo years. Dewey s. Blakeslee. R, 421 and James R. Lacey, D, 36S. Clerk. Harry H. Merrell R, 4o3 and Merle C. Ensle. D, 367. Treasurer, James
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
454-WFAF. New YOrk-66g

5:Oo-The Lady Next Door, chr-- dren's program, direction Nadge Tucker
 5:3o-Tea Timers. dance hand 5:45-To he announced 6;05-Black and Gold Room Or chestra. direction Ludwig Laurt-r 6:30-Bernle Cumuins and his Eo- tel New Yorker orchestra 6:55-United Press baseball scores 7:00-Eoters' Service. ''Lnemplos- nent and What Can be Done About it, Miss Frances Perkins and Glen A. Bowers
 7:50-Sketches
 8:o0-Troika Bells: Genia Fo-art- ova, soprano; Russian folk songs. balaialka orchestra direction Alex ander Kirlllof. Nicholas hoTa- coff. dom-a soIo.sc
 8:30-Frollc: dance orchestra tea- turing Coor-Sardar Night Hawks e:00-MusicaI program :3N-Happv Bakers. Willard Rob ison. composer. guest artist Frank Luther. tenor. vocal trio, orchestra direction Frank Black 10:0n-Harbor Lights dramatic tales or an old sea. captain with Edwin M. WhurHE l 1o:3o-Radio OrQra-sn0 hour 1i:50-Phil Spiraiuy's music from Hotel Pennsylvania Grill ] 2:nn-Palsis i Or orchestra. 5treC- ton E. 4. ROite
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

w. Upson, R, 416 and William ,. Hurley, D, 374. Collector of taxea, Lewis o. Shepard, R, 401 an Thomas E. Egan, Jr., D, 58o. Sher- if. John J. Cockayne. R, 4oS and Thomas Murphy, D. SS1. Assessors, Frank J. Galliette 421, Dwight H. Bennett 417. Charles C. Persiaui 421. republicans and John J. Putalt 367. James Morelli 373 and Byron Allen 369. democrats. Auditors, AL Ian G. Upson AT, Oscar G. Knapp 4l6, republicans and James Powers 373 and John J. Kelley 574, demo- Crats.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

Harold Maloney, who will act as jnterlocutor in the minstrel show 10 he staged in thc Tabs hall on Fri day evening for tho benefit Of St Jo-aph's Boy SroUs is ono Of the popular younger members Of The par4h- Ha took part in tho sketch "A Bargajn's a Bargain" hy the St. Josouh's Players on last s. P1trjck's night.
 Miss E'aua Baretta. who is one Of 'ha sotofsts iv the minstrel show. is gifted with a0 unusually sweet voice aud it will bs heard to advantage in hcr number, "Just Bundle Of old Love Lata~-"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
sos-UBZ. springhcld-98o

0o-Stock and curb c-osl1gs 5:So-Safetv Crusaders 5:45-Road Man 5:54-WeathermaG 5:56-Agricultural market report 6:o5-Sport Digest 5-Sayannah Liners orchestra 6:45-Prohibitlon poll Floyd G1a-
 bons
 7:of-Amos 'n' Ar6r T.15-Jeste~s
 7:3o-Red Cross Mattress M-lS-= 2:n0-" Bins Fam,'E" Around Hhe World 0.no-Nusical Mllodrs"a 9:30-ShOu i0.00-Wesurgaousa Salu.- 70 ln-
 dustry lN:so-Cronlos and old Lo-4-r '1:n1-Weathorman '1:O3-Sport Digos, Champs Corner
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
Fire Does $500 Damage
 In SOuthington Plant
lSnecial 10 the Herald

Southington. May 6 - Damage of $500 was done by fire to Thomp- sons Drop Forge Co, plant last eve ming. The fire broke out about 7 o'clock in the drop forge room and ate it's way through the roof and into the polishing room adjoining. The building is of wooden frame con- struction. The Southington fire dc partment prevented a spread of the flames
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
LARGE TRUCK HITS CAR

\ flve-ton trUck driven by E"ne~ F. Shaw of @o Wooduoro RoaI Wc#r Hartford, struck a parked car owned by Harry N. Hermann ot Fl LinWood street, this city. al tho northwest corner Of Nam anI Lafayette streets about 4.35 o'cloc': yesterday afternoon. danagimg the iect front fender and ire Of the car,
 Shaw told Officer William J O'par that ho was driving south or Main street and q trolley car forced him to make a shor, turn into Lafayette street. The officer found no caus1 for police action
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
a4a-MARC. New York-sen

5iS-- " ADJ -N' " ] 'fi fN 5:00-Rhythm Kings dance or
 chestra 5:5o-Ljttmanr orchestra 5:30-Club Plaza orchestra S:Oo-Bungalow Boys 6:00-Dinner Syn1phonr symphony concert
 6:3o-Paul Specht and his Nanha-- tan Towers orchestra s:45-The Play of the Nionth- talk by prominent actor or actress 45-Paul Spechc and his orcHes- tra,
 7.0o-Bernhard Levitov and his Commodore ensemble. concert
 music
 T:3o-Lorg Island Duck Fesr-ya.-
 Will Osborne and his orchestra S.06-MuslcaI program S.30-InvestOr Trust Hour 9:0o-Paul Whjteman Hour 7o:oo-"Mr, and Mrs ] n:3o-Grand Opera Concert t:on-Observer news events Weems and his orchas-
 tra Lovn and his BIltrore
 orchestra. dance music i 2:00-Guy Lon Dardo and his Royal
 Canadians 12;3o-Mtdnigh Melodies Ann Lea-
 at the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
TJ ESDAN
Eastern Daylight saving Time
ess-WTIC. Hartford-1O6o

5:15-The StringUood Ensemble 5:45-"The Heart of Your Bnsl-
 ness" T. J. Russell 6:0O-Homa Circle program 6;15-News; baseball scores 6 30-Brayes 6:45-PianO Duo 7.nG-Orchestra T.30-ShetCh
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
Through the Static

I1rnO~ Smith. i5-year-old aviatriX who holds a major share Of vomen's Cgl~g records, will describe here ex- narioucas over q NEG network when sro is inreruewed by Grantland Rice. sports writer, during the pro- gram. tomorrow. at i0:39 ?, m.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
TEACHES SUNDAY SCHOOL

Hamilton, N. Y, May 6 LP'-Andy Kerr, driving. dominating head foot ball coach of Colgate university, teaches the student bible class. Kerr carries his punch on the football field to the class room. where tho chief text is What would Christ do if He were d student of Colgate?"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
422-WOR, >ewark-:th

I:0o-Emu Nelazco. organ rectal ,30-Rec'tal 5.45-Prog-au resume srt E'.s-
 tior weather forecast 5 5o-M.he and Ole. 2onadv cEa-
 1ogue
 oo-uncLe Don. cAtLtrers pro-
 gram
 $ 3o-Hotol As-o- concert c~ch--- 7:o1-sports .aI, 7:15-"TimeIy TrTsstner' To7lcs'
 Jay T, Mccoy T 30-Wlla~d Robson and h.z
 Deep River orchestra 8:o0-To hs announced \ 30-To be au0oI1ced 9:o7--PopuLar Mae Grs--1- 9:50-Musical program l0:00-Dnne~ in honor ot Grover
 Whalen at Hotel Astor I tn.Sn-NoscoW Art Club raNe-z lf:nR-News. weather report Oakland Terrace Or
 chestra -1:5o-Moonbeams. directed h-
 George Shach.s"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

Another of the popular stories Of Mary F.. Wilkins Freeman, entitled "A Humble Romance will be dram atIzed as the sketch tonight at 7.30 O o'clock, over the usual northeastern network of NEG stations.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
3al-MLL. NeK Nnrk-rRn

Voices" Mars Nan Dorr7 5:15-Braen and dr Rose. ro-7l piano and ukuIeie duo 5:35-Reports stock market cios- ing prices and quotarron- "nan- cial summary of tho iaE cotton exchange closing prices and rGo- tations; state and federal agr.c-.- tural reports
 s:o0-Any Goldsmith, soprano 6:15-Savannan Liners orchestra direction Harold Sanford s:45-Prohibition poll and latest world news flashes interpreted aE Floyd Gibbons
 7:00-Amos n And- 7:15-Assoclated Prcss basooal scores
 7:20-The Landt Trio. vocal trio. Howard White, pianist 7:30-Lew White Organ recital 7:45-The Adventures os Polly Preston. dramatic incidents in 'Ho life of an American girl; musical interludes
 s:0o-Orchestra Vincent Lopez conducting
 s:so-Around the World. Ricn- ard Crooks. tenor guest arrSt-or- chestra direction Josef Faster mack
 s:oo-Muscal Yokohama. orchas- tra direction Peter van Stoeda1 a:30-Show; Margaret Schi0iaE, soprano Theodore Webb. bari tone: Muriel Pollock and Eee Lawnhurst, piano duo, Gitla Er- stinn. soprano, Paula Hemming- aaus. Alma Mitchell coutraltos. Harry Donaghv. bass; RambierS Trio; orchestra directiin Harold Sanford 1o:oo-Westinghouse Salute, chorus Of 40 voices: orchestra direction Cesare Sodero 1o:30-Cronies and Old Topper - Ray Perkins. songs and small talk; orchestra direction Will C, Perry Music; string en- semble direction Ludwig Laurier 1o:00-Wayne King and His orches- tra
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

2 SN--D1n00r .0nr0rt
 .59-Neath,r
 N.0u-PaiuIerS
 .%u-Arould th- WoHld a.oo-Bubbio Blowers
 g.%N-Nuslcal program tn:ao--Los Anetsos, a program for
 Latin America 1o.&H-NcCo~r7joE Fiddlers .o0-Casrle Farm orchestra ff.r5-Narie-E Y ."0-Auo- r' Andy ll.45-Brooks and Ross Ig.ao-Waather Man -.uE-Chme Feyorlcs -.uH-CaSr}n Farm orchestra .r"--SlnEeTS
 -..0-H0taf Gibson orchestra
 -Hoctc-.Ors
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

10 America via WABC and the CBS at noon tomorrow on Nation Build ing and Beyond" Dr. Butler will be introduced by Viscount Cecil and will deliver a fifty-minute address in the Richard Golden club.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

Tlr Nicholas Murray Butler, pres ldcnt Of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Of Columbia University. ~iI speak from London
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
46r-WHA,t. Rocnestcr-tt5o

t."a--Cauadlan stocks. marh0t re- ports s ra-Sroo.s qIota-.or7 police news s.ga-N=7-- 6 45-T~ohEntttor Poll - 11-A-roe -' Ardt -.'5-Ii iaHaitauS T.en-On Wings Of Song hrurerh LoNsen. har'tont, and concert or nhost~a s.H--OrChestr s9.-ArOurd the World o."'-N N-'cdrana a."a-Shou ....1-Cronies old Topper ' .h-Eaquesr program, Clyde
 Morse. baritone
 ..n--W eathsr forecast
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
379-WGn, >chcnectady-79O

5.nH-Soclajv club orchestra a.aH-Tea Timers 1.+5-Naws items, produce market
 report, farm forum and stock re-
 ports
 E'5-D -Drn~rr nlsI. ' Weather forecast .u-- EasaaaT ~r0rcz -.3 '-F.Ea Health talk Musical program ""-SketcA
 ...u-hi.slraI program -W-athe~ +CrsgI=' .f-. 'oucer- pro-~s0- .""-F~o,rc o.""-Mustca' program Musical program -SOuEhlr1S f".r T-C Couearr orchestra 'a -.-Eatio DrrNsgw hogr ' t."w-C'~-6n ~-nItai
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

The University Glee club and the Womon's Glee club Of the University Of Pennsylyania. nearly 150 voices, with a hand Of 100 pieces and the university organist, will present an elaborate program from Irvine audi torium Philadelphia, over WABC and the CBS at 10 ?. m. tomorrow.
 The gloo clubs will be under the direction of pr, H. Alexander Mat oheus. The University band will be led hy Adolph NogeI, a former mcm- her Of inc Philadelphia symphony orchestra and will play Dyorak's Gypsy Melody.
 X program Of music insr5~cd h.. and descriptive Of Inc saa will he presented by a concert orchestra un- der the direction of Narharrel Shil- aret tomorrow night To surround fha program Hirh apnronriato atmos- uh-ro. ir will be presented as sbsp's concert in mId-Atlaurrr.
 Guest artists will be th- National rhor1sters and Y, Iardc Nlolinist. Mir Tay6e will give Saint Saens' pro Jude to "Thc Demgo.' The chorlS- tors. consisting Of eight male voices, will sing Reeves "Capstan and Wintlass." nautical medley Of fe- nous sea chanuos. including "SaN- ing. Sai)ng." Round for rhe RIO Grande.' Haul Away. Jo.' "Shenan- doah." "Blow the Man Down. and ---.---N n L-- Morr-rE--
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
e2e-WDRC. New Haren-l3So
WEDNESDAY MORNING PRO-
 GRAMS

803-WBI. ~pringfeld-990 - t1- Morning Salute -5-R0ad Man s.u.-P~oa5ua Lights s.L.-Tao Old Witches s-a.-Sh0rp-H= A5ou. with Dor
 0-hN Randall ,.+5-ponu1ar B"z 0.no-Reauty and health June Lee e.'5-TrlO a.&.-NaIolE N-sEatasrs ! -....-D~rne estr- ra.4=-lrary Hale Martins Hol-e-
 hold r. ....-S~nooL o' rooaerr .-.au-Cna~Is P.a.or Doro'hN
 Chase ! -Qunfrt T -SsFa't studio ..u.- Sessions unHme-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
aoi-NaI. Ncw Nork-.6n

 7 20-Efsa and ~hlno. dance or rnnstra Morning Showers, Landt trio and Whra ..-FhlI Took in characteristic song numbers and dialogue s.r5-Tna Haadi,rars, novelty or nnastra e.45-P0pular Bits a.t5-Strf1E Trio ,u.tu-The Nanhattors. novelty or chnstra .o.45-Mars Hale Martins House. hold period fr.no-Srrool of Cookery. Mrs, AL berta EI GouGiss rf.&H-Charjs Dramalogues Recitalist t..aa-Taa Luncheon Five, dance 0rsr.stra
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06

42S-WLW, Cincinnati-TO0 s.o0-Tea ( Time Tunes s:50--Live stock exchange s45-Prohibition Poll 7:08-Tesper organ -t :,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-06
244-WNAC. Bo>ton-t230

 z 7o-Tsd and His Greater Gang
 4.-Aroh- Atders G.6o-0ld King koal and his Mcr- rt Miners e.s5-The Talsman and his Cru- E.ao-oracIe and dinner orchestra , +.-r rvc3o Of Songs .-s-Basaball scores -.r4-Wearherman -.t5-Reruhard Lcvlto@ and his ensemble -.o1-SprtaE Revue Musical program >.@u-Tao Ev'nruders a...-Paul WhI,aman Hour r...no--" Afr. and Mrs. '".%"--Gran1 Opera concert Baseball scores ! .0F-NaVs ? F..r5-Tat W5-ms and h.s or.Gr=- t-.sa-P--.av Stevens and his or anaSt~4 t-.ou-Gu> Lombardo and his Royal Canadians t-.ao-1IIdnlzht Melodies Ann Lcat a' rho organ
 226-WDRC. New Haven-13So r.Ha-Aun- Molly t.5"-Eens and weather report 7.n0-Sv Ever and his Hotel Tat
 Grille orchestra -.-5-The World Bookman -.@u-Sv Eyer and his orchestra c.aa-Tne Na.~o0oIjtars ..,5-Tna x Ambrose club pro-
 gram from SrrsEuo Hall n.oo-Margare- Locke. Irish accor.
 -rouist
 e.I5-WaaElv Business talk E.".-Nra=
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
NEW SCHEDULE IN ........
 RAILROAD ANNOUNCED

Next Friday will see .the last regular weekly train from the In- terior, according to .the neV schedule adopted by the Alaska Railroad to meet the' cilange in steamship arrivals. ###.#.#
 There after trains Will# leavf Fairbanks Dec 15. 25, Jan 5+ 15 26, Feb. 5, arriving .inI seWard Dec. l6. 26. Jan. $, 164H 27. F'eb. 7
 Trains VIII leave Seward Dec
 6, l7. Al, January N. I7,I28, Feb
 M. - #
 Play those dates on yaur uksI
 A mixed train and uassaagal train will arrive iH SeHard or Thursday night, Hnle5s snow- bound. 4 freight will a0 0lt Sat- urday .. #M#H.#0#
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
GRETA GARg0 ..........
 AT THE .L|B]ERT|

Billed for this evening at the Liberty theater is str0ng dra- ma of French life. Greta Garbo the great Swedish star, has the leading role. The story involves group of men and a beautiful woman, and is rated by critics as high class entertainment fol adults. ###.#.
 The comedy is Hal Roach
 all-star. ## #H#0
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03

Brown x Hawkip. ouallrv First.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
Bubbles from the Vat

. Prehistoric pelican found wan- dering along shores of Resurrec- tion Bay ''Cheep, Cheep,N it said "What's best Store to get an overaoat without a cent in your pockets? They told ne down at south Pole your roonshines up .here all# the time and Keeps you Warm. That's banana oil."
 4a--.--------------- W Join the Cleaning and Pressing Club. S5 per month. Phone the Seward Steam Laundry for del tails.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
TEMPORARY ALIMONY

CHICAGO. Dec, 3, (P-A Tenn porary alimony contract ordering Jack Kearns, boxing manager and promoter to pay $500 a month to Mrs. Legana kearns was upheld by Circuit Judge Otto Kerner. The counsel for Kearns who denies having married this woman, am nounced that an appeal would be filed
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
VISITS OLD HOME

Joe Prairie, who has been in AMI aska since 1900, B years "in Daw- son and the balance of the time on Cook Inlet. recently went south to visit his old home. Montreal
 When he went to Dawson he left a Six months-old son, and. .it is to visit this boy that he is making the present trip. ..#
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03

FOR SALE-FOx ranch on Glacier Highway, 15 minutes from Sand Point, Idaho Five room house, barn, 70 acres, near slaughter # house and cheap feed. Pens in good condition Price S3,O0O- For full particulars write Charles NaWn. Sand Point, Idaho, Rt. II.
  One good fiFe-p passenger sedan in # first class condition for sale NJ cheap at Ogle's Garage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03

Seward Leather Works
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
WHILE THEY LAST

Closing out remaining sizes of good work shoes .at prices from S3.25 to $4.7s Remember old packs can De ra- hottomed with either crepe or cieated bot toms. ".
 Seward Leather Works
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03

Try our Fresh Raspberry Spe- cial-with Seattle Ice Cream At the Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
HAVE YOU HEAkD THE NEW AOKEH' RECORDS at SYLvIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL.

Prices on practically every bit of bakery goods have been re- drced at the Electric Bakery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-03
WANTED no BUY

Hundreds have sent us discarded jewelry, old gold, false teeth, bridges, crowns, silver, platinum, diamonds, antiques. Mail yours today Money mailed promptly. Goods returned if offer refused. UhIer. Sta. E. Brooklyn, N. Y.