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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-15

Kolker, Charles Wilson and Pur- nell Pratt. sg ffsr
 Hilarious Comedy
 Judging from advance reports, film fans are in for a hilarious time when Call It Luck, which shares the double bill, opens to- night. The presence of Herbert Mundin and Georgie Caine in the cast is sufficient guarantee of that.
 It's a diverting story of Lon don cabby who wins fortune in the sweepstakes and then comes over to America with his charming niece to spend it. Of course, Nun din is the cabby. It is one of the finest roles he has ever played. Mundin has just the right knack of contrasting pathos and hilarious comedy to make a humorous situ- ation even funnier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-15
Old Age Pension Fund
 Covers Adult Swedes

WAUKON, Ia, Feb. l5.-It was intended for their welfare. but twice within a week Iowa's newly approved old age pension law con- tributed to the deaths of two of it's beneficiaries. Nt
 Andrew D. Hexom. 90, of Wau- kon, died of a heart attack "in- duced by over excitement resulting from filing old age pension applica- tion," according to the death cer- tificate. ier
 A paralytic stroke, said friends. accompanied the joy of George Meskimmen, 83, on receipt of his first pension payment. He died q few hours later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-15

'
 Juneau, voting as proxy)
 Wrangell, Igloo No. 21.-L. M Churchill, (Fred Moeser, Ketchi- kan, voting as proxy) ,
 Bethel, Igloo No. 29-No dele gate elected, O. c. Hess, Fair banks, voting as proxy)
 Craig, Igloo No. BOA. P. Wal ker (present)
 Nenana, Igloo No. 17.-D. S. Smalley and George w. Hick L. O. Hess, Fairbanks, voting as proxy.)
 Here Are Officers
 In addition to these delegates, the following Grand Officers are present: Andrew Nerland, Grand President, Fairbanks; T. J. Mo- Croskey. Grand First Vice-Presi- dent, Anchorage; Mrs. J. Lindley Green, Grand Chaplain, Anchor age; John Beck, Grand Treasurer, Juneau.
 The following temporary conven- tion officers were appointed yes- terday afternoon by President Nerland: Dean c. E. Rice, Grand Historian. Juneau; T. J. McCros- key, Grand Secretary Gin the ab- sence of George K. Love, Anchor age, who is ilD, Anchorage; H. R. Shepard, Grand Vice-President Juneau; H. H. Henning, Sergeant at-Arms, Ketchikan; H. P. Han son, Doorkeeper, Ketchikan.
 The committee on credentials, which passed on delegates quail fications as voting members of the Grand Igloo. included Delegates Hess, Hesse, and Mrs. Frawley.
 Night Meets Slated
 After a brief discussion and agreement that evening sessions would be held Thursday and Fri day nights and Monday afternoon, due to weekend trip to the Pioneers Home in Sitka, the con- vention recessed until o'clock last night.
 At last nights session, President Nerland appointed two other i'm portant committees. The resolu- tions committee, which will pre- pare all the memorials and pos sibly new additions to the bylaws, includes: c. w. Carter, Juneau; B. Fitswilliams. Ketchikan, and James Frawley, Nome.
 The auditing committee includes H. R. Shepard, Juneau; Garnet Martin, Nome; Frank Lloyd, Ket- chikan.
 Reck Reads Report
 Grand Treasurer John Rocks financial report was read and ac- cepted.
 Then, tie Grand President spoke briefly on the feasibility of meet ing every two years in Juneau, co- incidental with the Territorial Legislature. It was pointed out that this would be a money-saver in comparison with the present annual system. No action was ta- ken.
 Following this, Delegate Carter of Juneau requested thats all reso- lutions be given his committee not later than following tonight's ses- sion.
 A short discussion of old-age pensions and the question of ad- mitting persons born in Alaska prior to 1905 assmembers were the final items of business last night.
 The convention was adjourned until 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
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Japanese Culture Plan
 for Philippine Colleges

MANILA, Feb. 15.--A plan to endow chairs of Japanese culture in Philippine universities was dis closed here by Dr. Francisco Ben ties, dean of the college of edu- cation in the University of the Philippines, when he returned from Japan
 Dr. Benites said the Japan so- ciety for International Cultural Relations has the plan under con- sideration. He said the society has a treasury of 100000 yen, and is trying to raise it to 5000 900 yen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-15
g BRITISHERS
 DIE IN CRASH

MESSINA, Sicily. Feb. 15.--Nine British officers and men are re- ported to have been killed in the crash of seaplane enroute Naples to Malta. The plane burned, says the report received here. s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-15
Red Cross Grows

WASHINGTON-Membership in the American Red Cross was de- creased by more than 80,000 mem- bers during the annual roll cal which closed in November. The estimated total is 3,834,0 ,068.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-15
JOSEPH SIMON
 PASSES AWAY

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 15.-Jos- eph Simon, aged 84 years, attor- ney and former Republican Sem ator from Oregon, 1898 to 1903. is dead at his home here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
aas& Story by Hal Cochran

"Aw, let the cute beasts skate a while," said little Dotty, with a smile. Then, maybe they will let us try, our. luck out on the ice.
 "Just notice, now, how nice they're dressed. I'll bet they look their very best. In fact, I've never seen two animals look quite so nice.''
 The weasel had a real long coat, and fur piece that went round his throat. He also wore a sweater that had stripes of black and white.
 Twas fun to watch him skim around. His long skates didn't make sound, except when he jumped up and then came down with all his might"
 Be careful! You will break right through, and that will be the end of you" cried Goldy. Don't you worry" snapped the weasel, with a grin.
 For years and years I've skatcd here, and I know there is naught to fear. I've never been unfortun- ate enough to topple in"
 or Marty Muskrat wore a hat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-02
Pictures by George ScarbO

that looked real funny. He was fat, and it perched high atop his head. His coat looked much too big.
 He shouted, "Hey, tots, watch me skate. I now Hi make figure eight" As soon as he completed that, he danced a little jig.
 
 At last both beasts grew all tired out, and then the Tinies heard them shout, Let Peter Penguin skate a bit. He really should be good"
 The Tinics thought this plan was great. Said Goldy, T can hardly wait" And then she asked the funny-looking penguin if he would. He held his feet up, one by ore, while skates were put on. My, what fun the whole bunch had when Peter started out to do q glide. He Tapped his wings like every thing and made his pudgy body swing. All the Tinies laughed so heartily they almost cried. Copyright, 1895. NEA Service, Inc.)
 (Duncy gets into trouble in the next stOry.)
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2e, 1885
81 Household Goods

9xl2 Felt Base Linoleum Rugs-s3 IS.
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Clayson of Chicago. Harold of Grand
Rapids, son OF DR.. Julia G. Eberle of
indianapolis, brother of Louis c. Clay
man of this city. passed away Dec. Is.
Funeral service Friday, 10 a. m, at the
McNEELY MORTUARY, 1928 N. Meri-
dian.
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Deaths

Marcella Louise Huber, IS, at Method
ist. toxic thyroid.
Lowell Rogers Lincoln. 49, at 46th and
Monon Ry., accidental.
Frances Beik, 81. at $685. Winthrop,
carcinoma.
Clarence Walter Thorp. 7. at Riley.
brain tumor.
Mary A. Mckinney. rs. at 1929 Calhoun.
chronic myocarSitis.
Delilah Ann erwin. 81, at 4052 Grace
land apopleXy.
Rosa oneto, 6S. at Io4s Sumner. myo-
carditiS
Jane Ellen Bicknell, 9, at Riley, menin-
gococc!c meningitis.
tai.
Harry zoller. 60. at Veterans carcino-
ma.
Bessie Dodson. A, at $40 Hosbrook,
conorary thrombosis
Oscar Fislar. 81. at City. accidental.
Mary Jackson. 43, at 334 N. Blackford
oroneho pneumonia.
Arthur Mcdonald, SO, at $40 Indiana,
lobar pneumonia
Nathan Bentley. 90. at City. lobar
pneumonia
Hattie Morrison IT. at 1910 Boulevard
pl. cerebral hemorrhase.
Herman Kroeger. 70. at 1915 Conner.
carcinoma.
George 3. Young. IS, at s5i E. nth.
angina pectoris.
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Vital Statistics
Deaths

Henry Wagner. So, at City, carcinoma
William Henry Whitaker, IS, at 149 Nc
Kim. cerebral hemorrhage.
Katherine Ann MCGUIRE, 10. at 4oi2 Col
lege, scarlet fever.
Otto Wagner. &c. at ga E. 18th, acute
cardiac dilatation.
Mildred A. Charter. rs. at Central In
diana pulmonary tuberculosis.
1da Pyritz, so, at st, Vlncent's, general
peritonitis.
Thomas Woods, SO, at 427 w. oath,
chronic myocarditis.
Marshall Mason, As, at 18th and Mart
indale. accidental
Grover johnson. 43. ss4 Wyoming. pull
monary tuberculosis.
general paralysis.
James Williams. IA. at City. multiple
lung abscess.
james William shepheard. SO, at 2l3
N Holmes. chronic nephritis.
Lena Beck, 43, at City, chronic myo-
carditis.
Frank watson Parrish, 81, at ga 39th,
coronary embolism.
Margaret Ellen spurgeon, months, at
1882 Draper, pneumonia.
Charles Billiard, Sc, at Methodist lobar
pneumonia.
Samuel Henry Lewis, rs, at s23 S. Cap
itOl tuberculosis
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POLICE ENFORCE BAN
ON ARTICHOKE SALES
New York Produce Company Fails
to Open; Officers Indicted.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Police
moved into public markets today as
Mayor F. H. La Guardia's effort to
cut off racketeer revenue by ban
ming sale of small artichokes went
into effect.
The Union Pacific Produce Co.,
which supplies most of the small
artichokes sold in the city, failed to
open. Five Of the companys, Of
ficers are under Federal antitrust
indictments.
Most merchants indicated they
would respect the Mayors orders,
but Charles Fogil, Bronx market
man, said he would purchase a new
supply when they are sold cheap"
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STORK TRAILS SANTA
TO CLEVELAND HOME
Triplet Sons Are Born to Wife of
Factory Worker.

BIZ JNITtW FTtNS
CLEVELAND, Dec. IS. - Three
chubby baby boys in the maternity
ward of st. Johns Hospital con-
WINGED Clarence Ruprecht today
that yesterday was the happiest
Christmas he ever spent.
Triplets-that was his Christmas
gift from his wife. He didn't quite
realize its Importance until today,
when he returned to work at the
Kelly Reamer Co., where he IS a
tool grinder.
In the hospital, his wife, Tillie,
Sc, and the three infants were
doing nicely" The Ruprechts have
four other children, the oldest IL
and the youngest 2.
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HARTER-Sam W, age Sc. beloved hus-
band of Ethel Harter. father of Blanche
Ratz and Chester Harter, Harold and
Wanita Martyr. and brother of Elmer
and Walter Harter, passed away Dec. "a
Services at FLANNER g. BUCHANAN
MB0E1 sbFs Fri Friday trerd9 m Burial
the residence, 2161 N. Meridian-st
Apt. 2.
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lan-st, beloved husband of Fern. and
brother of Henry and Gerard Hage-
man, and Hermine Manders, passed
the SHIRLEY BROS. CHAPEL, Gas N.
Ill, Saturday, 10 a. m. Friends invited.
Burial Holy Gross. Friends may call at
the chapel after 3 p. m. Thursday
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HEADS LEGION GROUP
Joseph T. O'Neill Directs Planning
for Muncie Convention.
Times Special

IfWeS Special
MUNCIE, Ind. Dec. 26.-Election
of Joseph T. O'Neill as president of
the Muncie Legion Corp, was an
nounced today.
Other officers who will assist in
plans for the state Legion conven-
ton here next summer are Joseph
r. Meredith, first vice president;
Abbott L. Johnson, second vice
president; Dr. Karl T. Brown, Sec
rotary, and Charles " SuESa, treas
urer.
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CONNERSVILLE SEEKS
WATER PLANT BONDS
S114,000 Identification Project APP
proved by Council.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 90
Public Service Commission approval
of a $4,000 bond issue to electrify
the city water plant was sought to-
day by Mayor William Dentlinger.
The project, which provides for a
$5l, 1000 grant from the Public Works
Administration. was approved by
the city council Monday night.
DIESEL oil engines are to be in
stalled in a new building. Mayor
Dentlinger said the saving made by
the change will exceed the $4,000
expenditure.
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DISTANCE NO BARRIER
Met in Australia, Wooed in London
and Wed in Chicago.
By United Press

bN IWFttU IFtHS
CHICAGO. Dec. 26-Polly Walker
musical comedy star, met DR.. F
Harold Moran in Australia. He
wooed her in London, where he is
a child specialist and she was sing
ing. He proposed over trans
Atlantic telephone from New York
Today they were en- route to Ber-
muda after having been married
yesterday in Chicago.
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Vital Statistics

Births
Harold Violet Clevenger. Coleman.
Oliver, Gwendolyn Heath Coleman.
Robert, Julia Leonard, Coleman.
FLOYD, Mamie i Scott, Coleman.
Edward. Gladys Thorpe. City.
Albert, Wilma Priller City
Julian. Mamie Hemfree City
Ernest, Susanna Sewer, Coleman.
Wilmot, Maude Smith Coleman
James GLADYS Tillison. Coleman.
CHARLES a catberin Ma Mason oosman
Martin, Louise o'Connor,' st. st. v vSent s.
cents.
E "a y md, Re Regina Walsh, St: Vincent.
Donald, Gathering Hickman. ia Adler
Franklin, Lois Nelson, Methodist
Herman, Elizabeth Saperstein, Method
Paul Marian Osborne. Methodist
Clarence, Naomah Rowland, Coleman.
Wayne, Enid Fountain, Coleman.
Harry, Martha Hutton. Coleman
Marvin, Dorothy Riddle. Coleman.
william, Ellen Stevens. Coleman.
Robert Luella Thomas. Coleman
Dean, Lou Utterback Coleman
Virgil, Mary Havens. Coleman.
Harry Ellen Roberts. City.
EDWARD, Belvie Lawson, City.
Herbert Grace Watkins, City.
Harold, Rosemary Hawkins, CITY,
David, Edith Jeffries, City.
Ralph. Beatrice Altmeyer, 1920 Sharon.
Norman. Emma Carroll, St Vincent's
Arthur; Bessie Jines. st. Vincent's
Edward. Roberta Schaffner. st. Vincent's
Joseph. Esther Kane. st. Vincent's.
Earl, Kathryn Embrv, ST vincent's
Herbert, Margaret Pickett, 1923 E. New
York.
pelmus. Eileen Holland. 1923 Kappes.
Ernest. Clara Hole 3i7 Wisconsin.
Glen. Mildred Thompson. Methodist.
Lloyd Grafton Bruc. Methodist.
John. Rosemary Carr Methodist
Lawrence Helen Shaun. Methodist
James, Virginia Pebworth, Methodist
Paul, Elfrieda Cullom. Methodist
Herschel. Eleanor Miller. Methodist.
Charles. Viola Schlegel, Methodist.
Edward. Rose Shelter Methodist.
Everett. Mary ChriSman, Methodist.
Louis, Eunice Cato. Methodist.
John. Dorothy Merritt, Methodist.
Erwin, Margaret, Kleiderer. Methodist.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
3 Deaths-Funerals

PoEHLER-William H, beloved husband
Of Mary Poehler. passed away Tuesday.
ST. Funeral Friday. Dec. 81. at D. m 81,
at FINN. BROS FUNERAL HOME, 1899
n. Meridian-st Interment Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited.
PoUNDsToNE-Louis A. age 5s years.
F. Hammond. and Mrs H G. Gaddis.
passed away Wednesday. Services FLAN-
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Fri
DAY. 2:3o p. m. Friends invited. Burial
PRICE-John J.; husband of Annie E.
Mrs Adele Price Kin16aI. passed away
Tuesday. Dec. "a Funeral Friday. Dec
~ si3o $40 ss EIN M.-j BROS GENERAL
and Paul Cathedral a m Interment
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PRIEsHoFF-Nellie. wife Of Charles Prizes.
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Assumption GhuTeh Burial Holy Gross
REvIs- William Eligie. age IS. beloved
Revis and Georgia David. Mrs. claude
Roudabush and Mrs George Eeaver and
brother of Mrs. Wesley Baldwin. passed
away Tuesday Dec. "a Funeral Friday
Dec: q, at p. m. at the Friends Church
Noblesville, Ind. Friends invited. Burial
CroWnland Cemetery. SHIRLEY SERV-
ICE.
R0BERTS-Edwin j., husband of Elva w.
Mrs. Abigail Van Wagenen of Rochester.
n. Y, and Charles E. Roberts. Lima, @,
died in Lima, O.; Tuesday. Dec. "a.
the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTU-
AIRY Saturday p. m. Friends invited.
Cremation.
ROYs-Howard F., of 2o2 N walcott. en-
tered into rest Wednesday, age % years
Funeral Friday. HARRY w. MOORE >FU-
NERAL PARLORS, 2050 E. Michigan-st
p. m. Burial Memorial Park.
THoRNToN-Grover Ray, husband of
Eva Thornton, passed away at his
home. 8l7 shelby-st, wednesday, Dec
25. Funeral FRIDAY. Dec. u. 2 p. m.
at above address. Friends invited. Blu
rial Washington Park.
WAHL-Frederick, age SO, father of Mrs.
J Francis AXE, Ruth. George and Adolph
Vail, passed away Tuesday. Dec. "a.
Funeral Friday. Dec. 81. 2 p. m, at the
J. G. WILSON HOME. 1890 Prospect-st
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
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Costigan Defends Shriver

Costigan defended Shriver as "un-
doubtedly both able and efficient"
and remarked that the Ananias
Club is active again" The attitude
of the Republican National Com
mittee toward the truth Justly de-
serves exposure" he said.
1.-The statement referred to and
the resulting insinuations are as
false as and of the same stripe with
the fraudulent impressions intended
to be given out in Nebraska in 1880
by the inner circle Republican
machine that Grocer George w.
Norris and United States Senator
George w. Norris were one and the
same"
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SENATOR DENIES
ACCUSATIONS OF
VOTE PURCHASE
CoStigan Replies to G. o. P.
Critics of Colorado
Relief Methods.

BVJ nitcd Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Repub-
lican charges that Federal relief
funds are being used to buy votes"
were vigorously denied today by
Senator Edward P. Costigan ID,
Colo).
He declared charges made last
night by the National Republican
Congressional Committee were
false" and fraudulent. Similar
charges were made last week by for
mer Gov. Clifford Pinchot of Penn
sylvania.
The committee issued a PAM
phlet describing conditions in Colo
RADIO as similar to those alleged by
Pinchot in Pennsylvania. Both as
serted relief money was being used
to win WPA workers to support Of
the New Deal.
Letter Made Public
The committee made public a let
ter which it claimed Democratic
Gov Edward c. johnson of Colo
RADIO had written Paul D Shriver,
Federal administrator for the safe.
A paragraph from the letter read:
II am receiving reports from all
parts of the state that before per-
sons are put on the WPA pay roll
they must pledge allegiance to Sen
ator Costigan. Do you know that
you can not purchase voters like SO
many heads of cattle, and that the
respectable people of Colorado will
not tolerate the Tammy Hall that
you are building with Federal funds
in the interest of Senator Costi-
gam"
The committee added the COM
ment:
Senator Costigan is a rampant
New Dealer. He selected Shriver,
and Harry Hopkins appointed him
Federal Relief Administrator"
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-26
IS Business OPPORTUNITIES

CAFE; one of incest little places in city.
Only $3.50 down. Lunch car; fully
equipped; good business. Only $3.50 down.
THOS: j. LEWIS CO.. i49 N. Delaware.
RI-2663.