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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04


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due "a ap~n shortly an4 that ~
thousands ~ vi.ssavs pcustnG tnts
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rstfictse pageant
To our nnslcn thst TIE Amer.
lesn Way wsli ~ .ne of TIE tep
sxhshsss ~ MssnattAa wAfis ~
fair u IN progress eas - rlasA-
tag Meadows
rnss 900 ooc s~ssrpssss. mel.
asntsily. u ths iosnt ps~pestv n
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gets Aithsugh sam ~ ttsyv,e
and Mss tsordrn ere ths sesutnal
producers. n u M sssse secret shas
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teller. Ir. patryt kAnurh. Niche
10. srbsnrs. WfilIem Palsy snsi
fe~ ether sissas are financially
Interested
sums efssxs Favsa seststiesify.
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spectacle set ~ aoubf wsfl sftil
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Ra, they have embraced The
American wsy of NE far good o.
had and WHEN their other sen nus-
tures his discomfort a. Nasi
Rund meeting. the father goes
their to defy the brown. shifiei
fanatics
re = mebeed 10 death ~ ths
bundsmeu and in he flnai. ru4ss
ing scene. hs 1. berns IN = coffin
dfsped n an American fias
through = crowded square where
Ne - eulestsed as true Amert.
can.
rhs, 10 the simple story ~ THE
American Way" ard that - the
story which Freslric Nafxh ard
Florence Eiarlase are acting with
such undoubted sincerity that =
fcw reviewers confessed 10 tears
on watching them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
WALKER TO APPEAR
IN COURT SATURDAY

Clyde II. Walker and Justin u,
sheehy. convicted by a federal
jury here more than a month ago
on eight counts ~ msil fraud. will
make another last stand for free
dom before Judge Cusbmsn Satur.
day They viii ASA q new trial.
Walker has subpoenasd four
witnesses 20 appear one Of them
will be his divorced wife. Alfredo
Walker. and another may be Hhes.
by's wife. Pearl Shsshy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Dr. william y. Dodd. former u,
y. ambassador To Germany. was
fined $3.50 st Hanover Courthouse.
Va. on his plea Of guilty 10 hit.
run charges of striking four
year.old girl with his car Dec. 0
the "Mady Francis listed as
the author Of the play Rebellion
IN shadow which opened at
Maplewood. ". J.. was revealed as
Elissa i.andi. actress who also Il
the star In the play.
Supreme Court Justice Gerald
Nolan OF White Plains. n, Y. re-
served decision on the application
OF bert IAhr. stage and screen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Oregon Basket
Finals Tonight

PORTLAND. Ore. g oregon In
dependent and collegiate basket.
bali champions will be crowned to-
night and the two titlists will meet
tomorrow night for the state A. A.
u. crown and the right 10 enter
the national playoffs at Denver.
-Four teams were left IN tho
tournament fodaN--1Sradford
Ciothiers aud city Dairy. Port
land independent teams. and
Pacific university and Oregon
Normal school.
Scores In the seml-finsls last
nights,
Independent division: Btadfords
81 Astoria 81; city Dairy 80. Pa.
cific Packards of Portland ".
College Pacific ~, Lower Co.
lumbia Junior college "a oregon
Normal 4s, willamette 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Razor CLAIMS Reach Market;
Vegetable Prices Advanced

FIRST faar etans wess "a Inc
market In rse.ms Friday mcrr.
Ing rnsy varied IN sts~. ssiisns
fetaii around ~ cents : aew>n.
Fish markets. here aisc haS large
suppiiss ~ fresh essas efAes ~
fle weekend
A ne~ shipment ~ asparagus
from California wss . iissIs iswef
than the opening pfsce last week.
Tomatoes. lettuce srd nee pnta.
toes we're higher - : result u
good demand
Aiso higher smone cel,fotufa
shipments were artiehohs~ end
Green psppsfs which advanced 10
= ssss"n high 81 ~ cent? . reapd
wholesale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Herness Makes
All-Star Team

nGArrt& - Nestlie an noouoe
vssncn pssesst swv pea enon ~
Tssnsrs ere IN m ~ tnpvMnMoet
team eno~en today aftev ~ looA
annual Pacific Nssthwee4 - 4. n.
BASKETBALL ehsmptensAtpe Aip>ne
Dairy won tbs tournnn,eat - ~
first Seattle team ss ~ - N thsso
ysAse and viii leave nesl Tnuare
dsy for bsnvsr 10 epnests II ~
national championships
Ths AlLnfar ffsss team ehnnnm
hy fsssfses. sosssnosnsNs sffIeto1n
and sports writer's wsA nue&bev
ssorion Mount Vernon, fnewar6l
Carl Hsfnsss. raeums, foswnest
tvsf nsisos sssfiis. eseisss Jeon
Diam. Masas ysspno. quart, ~
Tommy Warner. nesstts. guard
Named on The ssenud team ~eees
OF. Nsntsn saA Nssss. Wsila
Walls. for~sfsts. fJsaf. Neofs1o,
ssnisrs wsrhishy. rseeme. ~
asoffsi. ns~msvsse. euasvfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
EASTWOOD IS SPEAKER
AT KAY ST. MEETING

Tacoma has gone through %
DAYS without a serious traffic ac-
cident. Safety Commissioner Holmes
Eastwood told members Of the Kay
st. Business Mems club at their
meeting Thursday in the Pine cafe.
With the commissioner were
Chief Einar Langseth. formerly an
officer on X st. and Sergeant
sherman Lyons. Eastwood prom
ised help to solve the busy sec
tons traffic problems, Mrs. Lloyd
Suffer presided over more than 30
X at. business men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Favorable NelUS Puts
Life in Stock Market

Sales Appropriated l.o2o, 900
shares Friday. against 500. 900 on
Thursday Curb sales were 1862 900
shares against 1879, 900.
NEW YORK - Stocks advanced
10 new highs since early January
in increased trading today while
L. s. government bonds rose to
the best level on record In many
issues. and cotton and grains
firmed.
Business news showed gains in
severalr important lines. Automo-
bile production this week was
placed at 1905 units by Wards
Automobile Reports, Inc.
Residential construction in the
first % days of February, accord
ing to r. w. Dodge. totaled S59.-
100000. against $50 ,095 900 in the
sponding period of last year
Retail trade was up two to three
per cent as compared with a week
ago. but the total was one To four
per cent under the 1885 level
Wholesale trading was up four to
II per cent as compared with 1888,
but the showing was poorer than a
week ago.
Quotations courtesy Dean Witter &
Co. Washington bids
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
VAUGHN REHEARSINC
PLAY and 0PERETTA

VAUGHN-Rehearssls are now
being held for Vaughn high
schools senior play and operetta.
The senior play THE Haunted
Chair" will be given March 81
and April !. Date for presentation
of the opera is April Is.
Miss Sylvia Wayne and Anna
belle Bernstein are supervising the
play. in which Eddie Oeyser and
Frank johnson have leading roles.
The operetta is under the super
vision OF Mrs. Van Ty. with Ruth
Sanderson and Frank Johnson
taking the leads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been la
susd by County Auditor =. ciH-
ford Davis 10 Charles Hunter and
Martha Mariana. both u Tacoma !,
Mark l.. Way and Edith kD,xsr.
both of Tacoma. Arnold schasfef
Ut puysIlup and Claire Meyer Of
Tacoma. Gssry l.. Aankis aud
Rachel Gardner. both Of Tseoms !.
g =. Green and Gladys " Finely.
both 81 Everett. Clarence v. Cone
and June Heyiing. both ~ Ray
nond, Ray Wills Of Tseoms and
Doris Fern Trseswsil u Aei>o,lih,
kss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Ski Weather

mAk--t Loudly. calm. i~mp~ss-
iDr~ 81 saow light. 10 inches now,
total t0i. skiing excellent.
STAMPEDE skI BOWte-~aar,
reni ~. \ iDeh.. nrw snow. VI
inches total. light we.f wind.
s<ouds. dry snos. skiing sssrilrai.
NONAD GNkt -=- Current 70.
~ iashe. new saos, its inches
total; brisk narthwsst wisd,
cloudy dry powders saew. skiing
excellent.
MARTIN IOtat,~-t usrest 10.
Is inehr. new SNOW, iDs Inches
total: Bri.k northwest wiad.
cloudy. sBos IL fast and dry. ski.
ing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Ask Audience for
italian Program

Leaders of Tacoma's large 1tal-
ian colony were calling on Its
members and The general public TO
hear a nationwide Italian broad
est Sunday morning On the
program, Americans All-lmmi-
grants Ill" it will be heard over
Columbia system XVI and klRO)
from II to l1:30 Demonstrations
of Italian peoples contributions to
American life in industrial eXpan-
sion. building of the railroads, mu-
sic and education will be part OF
the program. Mayor LaGuardie
of New York City viii speak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
FILES $500 CLAIM

\ claim asking 81 500 for In
juries allegedly sustained when she
fell on the pavement on So. Yaki-
ma ave. Jan. was filed for con-
Siderstion OF tie city council FIJI
day BY Anna Gaylord Of 1914 :
So. Tacoma ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
F. R. TO TAKE PART
IN LABOR CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON

WAsiftNGTO> Secretary Of
Labor Perkins announced today
that Pfssidsnt Roosevelt Nlii par
iieipats Ia thu opening peace CON
ference between the Congress ~
Industrial Organization and the
American Federation II i.atsf.
Miss Perkins said the first meet.
ss bstws~n negotiating commit.
tees " the opposing lator 0fgsnl.
Nations has e~ep sat tentatively for
Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
PROCLAIMS irish DAY

March II has been proclaimed
by Governor Martin az Irish
Day" Coincid@lt with the celebra-
ton Of the states Golden Jubilee.
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
viii celebrate the 50th anniversary
OF the order In Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
IA APP -
DAY
FRIDAY, MARCH 3

FRIDAY, MAKO n
Mrs. Hilda johnson. 1903 SO.
Harrison ST.
Pat Woolery. Lakeyiew. Wash
W. II. Andrews. 102 So. h It.
Ralph Jentoft, 1906 No. 10Th.
l.. A. Nicholson, All No. fald-
ma ave.
Ethel Jaequelinc Allen, 1920,
So. State 81.
George Gustafson, ir.. $500
East Il st.
Thomas Lloyd Bartle, 1870
So. & st.
Mrs. Richard John Loska,
S5i5 So. 18th st.
Mrs. Steve Brecht, 33l9 I
Pacific ave.
GUST (Whitey) Flemish, l22o
So. X ST.
Mrs. NJ. J. McCaslin, 2901 So.
10th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
TWO RESIDENCE PERMITS

CITY Building Inspector Accor-
mick Friday issued building per-
mits 10 J. NJ. HcCOnsgby. Day
Island, for construction 81 - 900
home at 1911 Sunset Drive. and 10
J. e. Haley. 2s0i No 2sih ST for
a 81 200 residence 81 30Oi No. zsth
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
BOND MARKET
NEW YOR X u

swung forward impressively IN Il
moderately active trade today.
L. s. government loans were
outstanding on the advance. Prices
In this group moved up l-32 10
20-32 point TO new highs since is
suance. with Federal Farm Mort
gage 3i4s of 1854 showing the
top gain 81 los 1872
Rails and utilities were favored
in strong domestic corporate
group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
MEET AT COURTHOUSE

Precinct committeeman and live
wire Democrats from the 2sth dis
trict will meet on the third floor
OF the courthouse at 100 p. m.
Friday. The speaker Will be Hans
johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
GRAIN REVIEW

CHICAGO Wheat prices held
steady on the Chicago Board Of
Trade today In a dull market.
Al the close wheat WAS up
>, TO cent, corn unchanged.
and oats unchanged to a
cent higher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
HsCkwAnD

The scene At Falis Island where
hundreds af immigrants ste herd.
ed into place is full ~ s nulne
excitement.
A whole small town pubic
slas.e has teen reproduced On the
stage faithfully and here the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
People in the Nel,s

comedian, for an snnulm~nt ~ hls
marriage ON The grounds tina, His
wife. Mrs. M"reed.. Deipino l<k.
rein, has been insane more than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

pOoJS.NNo. 0vv.~-'yhe r~<sioo1
Msehorn<ss spDnssnsty uAeonnorup
~ Win vsneauvxfs asslsa u $500
W the third place ppm>ptas r. ~
rsrt0< Coast to1sehsv ieoouo.
arube~6 the Lions n 70 ; tnn5
night M fhs teeat 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: Higher and moderately
active.
Bonds: Higher: some 4. \. gov
eminent issues At record high
levels.
Curb stocks: Higher.
Cotton: STEADY.
Foreign exchange; Easy.
Wheat: Up 10 :, cent; corn,
unchanged.
Rubber: Firm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Win Hoop Spots

wEtt.1N011AAe. 4aaA- lzvessae
and usilIashAm ~snt lAfs IN fieaIs
~ Ibs annual Northwest Wsshfue.
Ion district high sebooI bsshsfheIi
tournament sssfsy with spnts in
the annual sfAts sbamp tnanhlcn
secure Arlington and Slsins wiIi
meat for shifa place spG IN flnsI
qualifying b<fsh fran shis disGftes.
nsiilnxhaw defeated Aftsnas0N.
ss~2l. and Esersst sreuns~d utntke.
t1.ss. ta .~sai.fssai ennssa iAs1
night
Hedfos WcsiIsy eliminated sho
Defending champions. Aa1essssa.
msst, and Nsmas- Nooh 6eeh nj
cat Aaaf.s. Jv-s1. ysstssaey aSSss.
nssssn In shs esnsoisslSn reue<k
t>ssss and efssk defeated Nosso
Central In HrokAn@ city risyeef
game Ia ssfnfn ~ stats wses ~
Tia sssfh eossxeeotif6s tima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
BOOKED ron spKrDINO

LEE J.. Raymond. 3zit FsNesti
ave snd Carl &. Basseti. BOZ SO
q al. we're tagged ny police
traffic officers Thursday, charged
vim spesalnI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

A Statewide WfA project 10
furnish free home ASSURANCE 10
needy and ineAparltstsd home.
nsksfs has beer granted ~. 100
IN federal funds. Zen. isais ~
kehssllsnbaeh announced Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
BASH TRANSACTIONS

SEATTLE 49, cisaringk. ss.iis,s
TStsi balances. 81 .s5g. ssz ~ I.
transactions. 81. sss 600 90
PORTLAND ~ Bank frAns.c.
tsohs Tosisys cissfings. ss.ziz..
ss7 ~. balances. 81. So. 500 "a
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
LADY AGAIN IN
HIGH SCORE AT
ELk5' ALLEYS

Bowling according to form the
Lawyers pulled a clean slate on the
Doctors in Pro League bowling at
the Elks last night.
First two games of the match fell
TO the barristers by safe margins
and they were only pushed in the
final game which was theirs by vir-
tue of S pin advantage. Scores
for individual match tallieS ambled
all the way from 301 to high OF
542 which last, incidentally was
chalked by lady, Mrs. Faulkner.
Second match showed more inter
csting ball as the Editors and the
Dentists battled it out ON more or
less even terms. The fourth estate
quintet started out like winners but
soon folded to give the windup con-
tests to the molar specialists deci-
siye margins.
High single game went to F. HEM
ing who counted 537 for the match.
Two other bowlers chinned them
selves above the 500 mark, Hagerup
and Holm.
Games scheduled for tonight, 7:3O
Druggists VS.. Aviators; $50 Brokers
VS.. Professors.
Following are the scores of last
nights games:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
KILByRN AND ASSTS.
NARROWLY MISS SLIDE

Good fortune was with Mayor
l.. w. Kilburn and associates this
morning in his apartment house
project. His associates were H. B
Schleger and " Fitzgerald just a
little Unusual delay in leaving Ju-
neau in Kilburn's car on then
way to Thane where they are en-
gagged in salvaging the lumber from
a former clubhouse to be convert
ed into the new structure here, was
possibly all that prevented them
from being in snowslide, the third
one passing over the Thane road
within the last few weeks. AS it
was they missed the avalanche by
few minutes, and decided to call
it day and return home A Blu
reau of Public Roads tractor and
one or two cars from which pas
sengers had to be excavated were
caught in the slide.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
TWO CLUBS ROLL
SAME COUNT AT
THE BRUNSWICK

Juneau Florists Topped off the
first two GENE in heir match with
the Brunswick t 10 last night to
give them the Gs.i .on in the OPEN
ing series.
High individual sc5.es ven o
Mangalao and Hahn. who p ID
573 and $50, respective
Brunswick came through in the
last game of this match to chalk
a consolation win by a healthy
margin of SO pins.
Despite the fact that the Flower
boys took the match play, total
pin count for the two teams stood
stalemated at 1861 apiece.
Getting over the hump by eight
pins in the opening game of the
second match, the Al Mill went
on to make it three straight from
Alt Heidelberg.
Mationg with 522 was high indi-
vidual scorer, being tagged by B.
Schmitz of the losers, who posted
52l.
Games scheduled for tonight
7:30 o'clock, Three Bullets VS..
George Brothers; $50 O'Clock.
Emil's VS.. Ugrin's
Following are the scores of last
nights games;
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03

in the Senate to shut off further
debate
The Senate passed five to three, a
bill by Senator Roden limiting the
amount which could be collected on
fire insurance policies to the value
of the property destroyed. Senator
Roden said the measure which was
intended to discourage overinsur-
ance, was opposed by every insur-
ance man in the Territory"
Wait And See
Senate President Walker obtained
unanimous consent today to with
hold final action on House bill No
6, the McCutcheon club cocktail
measure, until the House votes OF
his own Senate bill No. 10, the hare
liquor by the-drink bill.
Walker said he would not be il
favor of the club license measure
unless the House passes my saloor
bill, which am referring to by it:
correct name when call it sal.
ocn bill"
The Senate reconsidered its vote
today on Senator Rivers traffic re.
gulations bill, though the measure
was defeated again, this time by &
four to four vote. Senator Holman
state, Il was in favor of this bill
but I have found out since it was
specifically recommended by the De.
parment of the Interior, SO am nov
against it"
The Rivers memorial introduced
during the steamship strike and ask.
ing that the Federal Government
resume service was indefinitely post.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
ANCHORAGE IN
Dire STRAITS
Unemployed Problem Is
Great According TO
Wire Received.

Anchorage is having its unem-
ployment problem, according to a
radiogram received today by Rep
resentative Harvey Smith from the
Anchorage City Council and a
number of unions.
Conditions OF unemployed des-
perate," the radiogram reads. "Ap-
plications for WPA funds ignored.
Unemployment Insurance checks
overdue and majority of workers
not eligible for same Not adequate
relief money here to meet situa-
ton. Work relief funds must be
made available Immediately or di-
rect relief will be necessary Hun
dreds requiring help now. Kindly
use your utmost influence TO re-
lieve this situation
Representative Smith said the
matter has been taken up with
Washington
driver slept at the hall. A watch
man was put out by the city fol
protection against fires"
The report is signed by Mike
Pusich as chief.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
Ethel EIvin 10
Be Juneau Queen
Fairbanks Event

Miss Ethel Elvin will be Ju-
neau's Queen at the Fairbanks
Ice Carnival next week.
The invitation extended by the
Juneau Chamber of Commerce
to Miss Elvin, former member
Of The Empires reportCrial staff,
to represent this city, has been
answered by the following radio
gram received this morning:
Million thanks for the great
honor to represent the Capital
City of Alaska as Juneau's
Queen. Accept, with deep sense
Of responsibility and will do my
best"
Credentials will be airmailed
to the Ice Carnival Committee
and also to Miss Elvin by the
Juneau Chamber.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
+ o d Il Y
in the
SEN 4 TIE


House Bill No. 60, by Lying re-
ducing the maximum interest bank
may charge from ten to eight per-
cent.
House Bill No. ia, by Drager, to
spend $4,000 out of road funds APP
propriated for the Third Division
to equip and operate the Griffin
Memorial Hospital at Kodiak.
House Bill No. lit, by Coffey, pro-
viding method of filling vacancies
on Boards of Directors of Public
Utility Districts.
Senate substitute for House Bill
No. II, by Coffey, setting mini
mum for teachers salaries.
House Joint Memorial No. 40, by
Mccormick by request, asking Con-
gress to investigate and stabilize the
price of halibut
House Joint Memorial No. SO, by
Anderson, asking a larger share of
self-government for the Territory.
House Joint Memorial No. %, ask
ing that an Alaska Fisheries Com
mission of fishermen be created to
confer annually with Bureau of
Fisheries officials.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
Hollywood Sights And Soaa1ds


HOLLYWOOD, Cal, March Sizing song OF censors a.
pocketfu of e there would like to see
fry.
The only difference between Darling Daughter and
OF the other ckers board
that the forbidden shows the heroine talking
with mamma and grandma before spend night
And when she spends the night she nnocuousy as
(say Gable and Colbert in 1T Happened One Nght"n
it didn't happen ~
And speaking of
There's chap named Gustav Macay making movie out
here today and I'll bet nine place name
He's the fellow who directed Ecstasy" In gal later
named Hedy Lamar became you can say
1t Mockuhty lke) has been Hollywood Made
short directing 18-day flicker called within
the Law which In its day. believe heaegoes much
Ecstasy" shocked
Within the Law has been filmed three times BEFORE
power to shock has waned with the changing of times
With including Hussey newcomer.
Tom Neal plus revamped script Within the ought
exciting morally Hardy family Macaty despite
qucke shooting schedule slip
magic He has permission little silent
the but shooting with
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
BOAT HARB0R
BREAkWATERS
NEARLY DONE
Army Project Completion
Matter Of Ddys-Mueh
Rock Is Hauled

Breakwaters surrounding the Jul
neau small boat harbor site will be
completed next week. it was learned
today. The work has been carried
on since last fall under supervision
of M j. Rogers, Army Engineer.
In all, approximately 1900 yards
of rock from the Alaska Juneau
Mine will have been dumped in
the Channel to form the break
waters.
The Government is still to dredge
the harbor after which the City
of Juneau will build mooring floats
land install other facilities.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03

poned by vote of the Senate today
Another attempt made at noon
today 10 bring liquor legislation out
of the Committee on Education was
defeated by four to four vote, Sem
ator Cochran indicating in discus
sion, however. that he would bring
House bill No. Z. the Territorial
wholesale measure, out on the floor
tomorrow
This Afternoon
This afternoon the Senate could
muster only five votes to receive
the Houses lengthy workmen's
compensation bill so the 45-pagc
measure was not accepted.
Senators referred to the Judici-
airy Committee for re-drafting
their omnibus road bill which
brings together nine house bills in
the single measure
Late this afternoon Dr. w. w.
Council was being questioned in
reference to Senate Bill No. 81
establishing the Department of
Public Health.
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to be SO evidently lf-contradictory
that it was on the point of being
tabled when Senators LaBoyteaux
and Rivers won for it new lease
on life.
Late yesterday afternoon the Sen
ate finally voted five to three to
defeat the Rivers traffic regulation
bill after spending more than an
hour in amending it. Senator La
Boyteaux later gave notice of in
tention to move for reconsideration
of the vote.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
MRS. ENGsTRoM HOSTESS

Two tables of dessert bridge fea-
tured this weeks session of the
Thursday Night Bridge Club which
was entertained last night by Mrs.
Elton Engstrom at her home. Prize
winners for the evening were Mrs
Henry Hanson. high, Mrs Kenyon
Mclean, second.