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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
March to Come In
Wool Like a Lion
~ DAN PARKER
MIAMI, Feb. Is.

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yscor ngss ns%rionp promotion plans galley west
With Florida climate promotions Michael has back
that
nsH PRAYER coastto
@ n ro 3 'I I w saSd I b n menace from Sa
the cnbe WIN heave a each other with regulation mens and IN
Sos which the California State Athletic Commission but no one else
s' fsss s Is Ss York ~.
ad here Trssdsas wind currents being ct W daily
ana s h:rs iE Into tns night, s NE y sh e.
withsrinE syyhng Eddie
s No license + sfsIs 1iss African Il currents. even though
hand George F Carcass Gr,sa MANAGE al
a ss s ss
There are over gloves referees arca slight rope
s @ sS ssss s @ e Ct dead sse s sS
clear across the continent
q the no wno WINS should Be the what
g @ m a IL s a s, on
ode beeistew baron could get IN heiy
doesn't thing IT'S strictly the gate
AFFAIR the Garden promises to have some
@ To oe E @ he sVH IN june e
this despite the fact that only last sumner in Minnesota he fought on
s.anaout the card which he made his New
Robinson s6as however, some q the edge was
on that performances when clumsy vansn camp0lo beat Robinson
s s: ss n e:
lacks acquire overnight experience He isn't any great shakes
negative
q the second
will interest,"
beating affected the Washington Heights
nothing resembling Rob-
Sayod puncher with plenty OF heart
Robert has nothing much the Of wauop to offer Lee but his vastly
enable through with the decision
matched with Billy "The Boil" Conn in May
sss r. s i s s'sss , Vi" ne ss
later in the and
Of matchmaking Of
this for Johnny Ray
with The experience Of Tommy LOugh
whom Billy often compared should serve warning
Tommy that glove
Mgheavywegt championship Also like him
hkn of butter Of July And still
again heavyweight championship ambitions Then
couple Of rounds destroyed the
had built about Tommy The mas boxer the
fellow named
back and scored success
heavyweight But like Conn., he never belonged the division and
Of It, like I'm telling to-
we reputation and good health (barring
that made Mike Jacobs
iCcpyrght, 19lO, King Features Syndlcatel
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
ACES AND VIKINGS
PLAYOFF THURSDAY

Thursday night Of this week at
6 o'clock, the basketball battle for
the junior championship OF the
Abrigador viii get under way at the
Boys Club, the River Aces and the
Vikings to be the opponents. The
Aces have won Is games, the Vi
kings 9, each having won a game
Of two played to date. Al large
crowd is expected for the playoff.
For the Vikings, T. and r. RUIZ
fino, Goncalves, Pandolfo, J. Ar
media and F. Scampolino win start.
while the Aces lineup shows Mollica,
r. D'Angelo, J. Simriiinarra, George
Haddad, Al Tata and Frank Scam
polino.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
RANGERS SUCCESS

Montreal, Feb. 27-CUP)-Three
good reasons why the New York
Rangers held first place in the Ma
tional Hockey league race were re-
vealed today when scoring statistics
showed Bryan Hextall, Neil Colville
and Phi Watson, up among the first
five. 81. 6 I ne.
Milt Schmidt Of the Boston Bruins
led the league with A points.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
.ANANIS SPURNS
PRO GRID JOB

Newton, Mass. Feb. 2T-mP)
Vito Ananis, Boston college right
halfback and the casts leading
major college scorer last fall, today
had rejected professional football
for coaching career.
Anants signed a three-year con-
tract yesterday as director Of ath<
letics and coach of football. basket
ball and baseball at Indianapolis
Academy, Thompson, Conn. He re-
portedly had been offered a contract
to play professional football with
the Detroit Lions.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

Score at half 34-16, Dartmouth.
Free throws missed, White Cobb 2,
Bartholemy 2, Ingley, Bell.
Referee Kennedy Umpire Walsh
Periods 20 minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
PROVIDES ENERGY

DR.. Eddie Anderson, Iowa coach,
gives his football players ice cream
before games, and between halves
they get black coffee with lots Of
sugar in it or q glass of ginger ale.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

son, Albany, in the feature 10-round
bout on boxing card here tonight.
Frankie Young, New Haven weller,
faces Pat Casey, Hartford, in a six
round semi final.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

Exeter academy's football eleven,
undefeated in major preparatory
school competition this season, aver
aged only seventeen and half years
in age,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
FIGHT RESULTS
INV United Press)

New York-Irv Eldridge, 1872, ga,
New York, outpointed Jim Waugh,
1856 1-2,( Cleveland, O. (8); Joe Fon-
tana, 1873 ga, New York, drew with
Ed Zivic, 1873, Pittsburgh 90.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
BADMINTON BEE-HIYE

There are more than 10000 bad
minton players in the northwest, ac-
cording to T. M. Royce, president of
the Washington State Badminton
association.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

HOWE Dunbar, Cornell Uniyer-
sity,s great 205-pound guard, weigh
ed only 1859 pounds when he enter
ed college two years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

Individual weekly High Single
Jack Reilly la
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

Newark, N. Jim Robinson, 2l2,
Philadelphia, drew with Italo Col
onello, 204, italy (10); John Wargo,
1856, Pittsburgh, outpointed Ralph
Griffin ,134, Newark, N. ]. 90.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27
TURCOTTE, THOMPSON
TANGLE TONIGHT

Hartford, Conn, Feb, 27.-(UP)-.
Dick Turcotte, Waterbury welter-
weight, meets Young Jack Thomp-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

|. Il RUNS IN HIS FAMILY
Kilby Macdonald Of the New
York Rangers comes from q real
hockey family. His father and two
brothers were active In that sport.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-27

South Africa is buying many high
speed trucks to transport troops.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07
CORTE
PECOT Sc DECLARE
CULPABLE

Presidiendo Ell juez Barker,
Alvin George Pecot, de SO amos
vcino de Charenton, La, Sc de-
clar6 aver culpable de conspi-
rar para violar las leyes de in.
migraci6n.
Habia comenzado ell juicio de
la causa contra Pecot y Felipe
Gonzalez, cuando ell fiscal pre-
sent6 una confession que ell pri-
nero habia hecho.
Admite PecOt que 81 sc hacia
pasar por A. George y que Sc
lie habia ofrecido $500 por cada
extranjero que lOgrara meter
en- los Estados Unidos.
Sc lie habia notificado de Ia
salida del vivero venus" y 81
dirigi6 a Fort Myers para ayl-
dar a la descarga del "carga-
mento humane. Alli Sc enters
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

que Sc lie preSentaron algunas d
ficultades en- Miami, llegara a
Tampa en- la tarde de hoy.
UnioneS de musicos de New
York Sc oponian a que la orques
ia desembarcara para tocar; pc
TO mas tarde retiraron sus OBJ
jeciones, gacioSamente, en no
nor de La Verbena.
Las muchachaS prObablemen-
tie pasaron aver una tarde desa-
gradable, en- Miami, temiendo
no poder cumplir sus compromi
SOS de Tampa. Con gusto les an
t;cipamos un afectuoso saludo
de bienvenida.
Ell Cabaret de La Verbena, en-
Ell edificio del Circulo, reSultara
sensational,
I'm programa especial ofrece
ra la orquesta Renovation, co
mo saludo a La Verbena, y en- Ell
sspectaculo preparado tomaran
parte Consuelo Moreno, la valio
sa cancioniSta la pareja cuba
ma de rumba Piruli- Tunta " o.
tros n1meros.
Muchas mesas Sc han vendido
en- los ultimos dias.
Ell programa de manana vier-
mes Sc compone de la procession
@cfvica, que partira de Ybor City
a las cuatro de la tarde, y la inau
guraci6n de La Verbena, en- Ell
terrenO de Phillips.
va hemos publicado ell mime
70 de carrozas y bandas que to-
maran parte en- la procession.
La orquesta Renovation" to-
cara ell viernes en- La Verbena
~ tambien La Sonora, dirigida
por ell professor Victor Gonzalez.
Acompanara La Sonora a los
La gaceta., 1940-03-07
FRANCO TIE
RRAS A LOS
DE ESPANA

Madrid, mario 7.-Un deere
TO del gobierno del grail. Fran
co ordena sean devueltas a los
"grandes" de Espana las tierras
que la repdblica les expropiara
para distribuirlas entire los cam
peSinos pobres.
Sc hara cargo de la rediStri-
buei6n de tierras, de aceurdo
con la Falange y otros grupos
politicos, Ell Institute de Coloni-
zaci6n recientemente creado
por Franco.
La restauraci6n no afecta, Sc
gun el decreto, a las regiones
"de alto interes nacional" y tam
POGO a los districts irrigados.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

Washington antes de recurrir a
la ley. 'Acuse recibo dSiesta des
pacho y confirme la Fetirada de
los cargoS".
Roseli Sc entreg6 voluntaria-
mente a las autoridades Y pres
TO una fianza de $500. Este ciu-
dadano lie dijo al empleado del
censo que como hombre libre
no estaba obligado a c~ontestar
sus preguntas. Elsa ley es muy
mala, dijo Roselli, y ademas el
enumerador me hizo preguntas
abuSivas".
La gaceta., 1940-03-07
POr la Radio

Por la Radio
Sc trasmitiran hoy por la Ra-
dio, a traves de las estaciones 10
Gales, los siguientes programs {:
700, Fred Waring, VILLA; z,
WDAE, canciones de Genoveva
Rowe; 700, acento en- musica,
WDAE; 800 WSUN, George
Jessel y sus ~artistas; 1855, W.
DAE, noticias 900, Buenas No
ticias de 1910, por la WSUN, y
los aficionados del Major Bo-
wer, WDAE; $50, WSUN, un
nuevo programa de Rudy Val
lee, con Make Rosenbloom, An
dy Levine y otros; 1000, Bling
Crosby, por la WSUN; 1915,
Columbia Workshop, WDAE;
10 AS, canciones por Nan Wynn
WDAE; IL 700, noticias por la
WDAE Y WSUN.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

James ROselli, zapatero de Ke-
noSha, que Sc neg6 a contestar
varias de las preguntas que lie
fueron hechas. w. L. Austin, Ell
director lie comunic6 a Donald
M. Farris, encargado del censo
en- ell perimetro de Racine, que
no habia obedecido sus instruc-
clones en- Ell punto de someter
las dificultades a la oficina de
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

de que la embarcaci6n habfa enr
c2lla5o y Jose Domfnguez, uno
lie les tesdgos, lie dijo que Loo
hOm3ras Sc habians escondidO.
Pecot sera Sentenciado mae
tarde, Dominique esta cum.
pliendo en- Atlanta la sentencia
oue la fuera impuesta.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07
COmenzardn hog las
fiestas d. La VerbenG

Las fiestas anu&ies de La Yer
bena del Tabaco comenzaran
hoy en- Ybor City.
FL directorate de la ~entusias
ia Corporation ha preparado
dos grandes actoS, uno en- ell par
que de Cuscaden, que comenza-
"a a las 7:30 y ell otro en- la So
ciedad Cfrculo Cubano.
Esta dedicado eli acto del par
que, con una breve ceremonial,
bale en- la Gale y fuegos artifi-
ciales, a la colonia latina, pro-
tectora de La Verbena, con su
leal asistencia, desde que fuera
creada.
Tocara para ell bale, en- Gus
caden, la orquesta La Tropical.
La orquesta Renovation, a la
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

E entierro de Angelic San
ts2G, Ell querido amigo, Sc veri-
eco en- la farde de aver.
Centenares de personals acorn
panaron ell cadaver desde la re-
sidencia de la familia Santana,
en- la S&ptima avenid, hasta e.
cementerio del Centre Espano!.
PreciOsas coronas Y ramos, ell
Wadas por familiares y amigos,
cubrieron ell feretrO.
Despidi6 ell duelo en- ell cemen
terio, a nombre de la familia y
de la Sociedad Cfrculo CubanO,
ell ST.. Victoriano Manteiga, di :
rector de este periodicO.
A la viuda de Angelic y su
hijo, padres y demas familiares
reiteramos nuestro mas hond0
testimonio de pesame.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

Sc SOLICITA un vendedor Y
cobrador latino que este deseoso
de TRAFALGAR. Yea a Mr.. Ray en-
ell Oil de la Gale Franklin.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

artiStaS de New York Y Cuba y
tambien a los grupos de las So
ciedades Centre Espanol, Circu
10 Cubano, Centre Asturiano y
Unione Italiana.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

hoy, como invitados de honor de
La Verbena, al Cabaret del c.
ICubano.
Con ellos, por su hermosa la
Dor, Sc ha tenido una deferencia
especial.
Esta nOche vestira sus mejo-
res galas ell p~alacio de los cuba
nos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

Washington, Mario 7.-El di
rector del censo orden6 aver a
los empleados del censo en- Ell Els
tado de Wisconsin pusieran in
mediatamente en- libertad 4
La gaceta., 1940-03-07
Rojosy Dodgers in%auguraran mahana la
%temporada de la Liga de la Toronja

Il badgers utilizai N a'los
pit hers Hugh CasE, Luke
Hal plin y Steve RaAunok, Goa
el Lguise orden de ataque, al
baps:~ Wee Reese, SIS; Lava
~~ec, 9b; Vosmik, If; Phelps o
Mancuso, c;-Cullenbine, IF; Gil
bert 0 Koy, CT; Haas, Id, y Cos
carars 29.
Nyron Mccormick Y Vicente
DiMaggio aspiran a cubrir uno
de los jardines de la novena y
tendran que ganarlo jugando y
bateando con la mayor efectiei-
dad
La gaceta., 1940-03-07

En- ell terreno de Plant, a las
2:3O de la tarde, sera Inaugural
da manana la temporada de Ia
Liga de la Toronja.
La direction de los Rojos de
Cincinnati, a cargo de Bill Nc
Keshnie, anuncia la sigsisnte
Inca de combate: Werber o
&ost, 3b; Frey, 2b; Goodman,
if; Mccormick, Id; Baker o
WeS:, c; Myron MeCormic, CT;
DiMaggio o Gamble If, y Myers
SIS.
1 Lanzaran por Ell Cincinnati,
Zoe Beggs, Elmer Riddle y &C.
Hinrichs.
La gaceta., 1940-03-07
Las Sociedddes

Las SOcledddeS
Con cuatro brillantes grupos
de j6venes aficionados contri =
buiran las cuatro principles SO
ciedades latinas al exito de La
Verbena del Tabaco, q. hoy CO.
menzara sus grandes fiestas a
nuales.
Los cuatro grupos asistiran
La gaceta., 1940-03-07
RHEUMATISM

AHkIaNa PAIN lN pnW MINUTES
To relieve the tortuFlns palm Of Rheuma-
tism, Neuritia. Neuralgia Or Lumbaao, In q
few minutes, set the Doctors formula
NURLTO. Dependabla-no oplatee. no mar
eotlc. Does the work ~qulckiy-must relieve
cruel pain. 20 your sAtlaactlon In a few
minutes OF money hack ct DruGEist's, Don't
suda, usa NuRITO On this GUARANTEES today,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
LEGION 1ERvI(E5
 HELD TODAY FOR
 W. \. ZIMMERMAN

Funeral services for w. H. Halter man (Bill the Shoemaker, who died Sunday at his fox farm at Security Bay. were held this afternoon from the chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
 The American Legion ritual was used and interment was in the Le- zion plot at Evergreen Cemetery.
 Pallbearers included Legionnaires George Gullufsen, Ronald Stewart. w. o. Johnson, Al zenger, John w. Clarke and c. c. Carnegie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
TWO C0A5IAL
 FLIGHTS MADE

Shell Simmons and Alex Holden made flights to the coast today and John Amundsen flew in from Ket- chikan trip.
 Simmons took J. Grant to Hoonah and returned with l.. J. Gemmiil ard two passengers, while Amund- sen came in from Ketchikan With Paul Brewer.
 Holden flew John Mclaughlin and James Fruit round trip to Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
HORTON HELD
 AFTER H00NAH
 DEATH VERDICT
Native ACCused of Assault ing Willie Mills in
 Drinking Bout

Willie Hornton, recovering at the Government Hospital here from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the jaw, has been placed under arrest on a charge of assault with intent to kill.
 Horton is accused of shooting Will lie Mills at Excursion Inlet on Mon day.
 The verdict of a coroner's inquest at Hoonah is that Mills died of a gunshot wound inflicted by Willie Horton
 Assistant U. s. Attorney Lynn J. Gemmill, who went to Hoonah to investigate. returned with Pilot Shell Simmons today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
ELECTRA5 DUE
 WITH FIFTEEN

from Fairbanks this afternoon with Is passengers aboard. f5 F
 Due in are Paul Sather, H. H. Hammer, Mrs, Hammer, c. w. Reed Mrs A.aW Hawley Stewart Spencer Jack Herman, Mrs Alice Ehason Al Grab, Mrs. Al Brag, Mrs. P. Karl tunen, Helen Karltunen. Mrs. E E Brentkinger, P L. Dasher, c. Carl ton
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
HAlDA WILL
 SHOW MOVIE
Talking Picture on Coast Guard Will Be Run
 Saturday

Officers of the Coast Guard cut ter Haida will show an educational Coast Guard movie to the public of Juneau without charge Saturday evening at o'clock in the Grade School auditorium.
 The movie is an hour long talking picture that shows the work of the Coast Guard and gives glimpse of the academy life.
 Those attending the film showing are asked to use the Sixth Street entrance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
SpAIN MAY BE DRAW N. INTO
 EUROPEAN WAR

ROME, Italy. Sept. 19-Hitlera Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop conferred with MusSolini for mora han two hours today. On this con- Gultation may pivot the next turn If the Eurouean war Linked with he talks at Mussolins palace was he possibility of a broadened wal with indications that Spain might oe drawn in at least to the extent 9f permitting an Axis drive across CT territory against the British at he Gibraltar stronghold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
|Swannped Boat
 Seen al Aux Bay

Aux Bay residents this morning reported a trolling boat was seen turned bottom side upon Bird Island near Coughlin Island
 It was believed the vessel might have swamped and been wrecked there last night
 Ralph Reischl was said to be go- ing out with his Treva c. today to make an investigation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
WYCKOFF LEAVES

Chief Forest Ranger Josiah M Wyckoff left Juneau today on the launch Ranger TX to continue his airplane spruce timber survey on Seymour Canal, Admiralty Island. Kuiu Island and elsewhere in South east Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
MONEY FOR
 ARMY POSTS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-Work. ing at top speed to provide housing for the forthcoming conscript army he House has passed and sent tc the Senate the 100000 appro- pTiaticn for the construction oi army pests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
One HaIibuier
 Sell, al Seattle

SEATTLE Sept. 19.-One hal- butter, the Mckinley, came in from the western banks today with 42.000 pounds and sold for 1928 and F cents a pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
Baseball Today

The following arc scores of games played this afternoon in the two major leagues:
 National League St. Louis 2; Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati A. Philadelphia 1. Chicago 8. New York 3.
 American League Detroit 13; Philadelphia 2. Washington l, Cleveland B New York 10; Chicago 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
OPEN SEASON ON DOES UNWI5E, S
 DUFRESNE REPLY
Game Commission Officer Takes Exception 'o
 Communication


 There are many good reasons and a preponderant public opinion against having an open season on dee deer in Alaska, according to Executive Officer Prank Dufresne of the Alaska Game Commission who today replied as follows to a communication appearing in yes terday's Empire:
 The person who, under the pseu- dcnym of old Timer attacks the ] Alaska deer hunting regulations which allow the killing of three bucks, and who very evidently spon- sors an open season on female deer, would probably receive quite a shock if he brought the subject up among a group of lccal sportsmen. Undoubtedly some Of his statements wculd be challenged.
 Tn his communication he states that we have laws like Delaware. How true is this? Section l Della ware State Game Laws provides. It shall be unlawful to catch, kill, have in possession, diving or dead) any deer Y ttsf At"e
 Canadian Laws Cited
 More to the point is the law governing deer in some Of our neighboring Canadian provinces. Is the Alaska Game Law stricter?
 "BRITISH COLUMBIA: male deer only. bag limit three, with the further provision that it is unlawful to remove all evidence of sex from a deer which has been killed until such deer has been taken tc place of consumption.h tAlmost the exact wording of the Alaska RegulationD But further It is unlawful to re tain same in possession befcra taken 10 place Of icensumption WITHOUT FIRST TAGGING THE CARCASS, etc.
 sALBERTA male deer only, bag limit enc must be net under onc year Of age, CT with horns less than four inches in length. The Dren sea son is for 45 days Cche Southeast Alaska. open season is 87 days) 1o MANITOBA: male deer only bag limit one, must be over the age Of one year The open season is for IS days
 QIcsiiSnnaires
 Tn 1937 the Commission sent ou'. questionnaires to Registered Guide and to many others in Southeast Al aska in which the question was asked, Shall the season be opened cn does, as well as buck deer?' Sen timent, as expressed in the numer GUS replies, was preponderant'y against any killing of female deer
 ''It has been pointed out that chance shooting into the brush is greatly reduced, and possibly fatal accidents are less for the reason that hunter must first see his deer well enough to distinguish three-s inch antlers before shooting
 Suggestions Invited
 
 The commission is not at all committed to buck law. It believes that at times and in places it is good game management to reduce the doe population. An outstanding example of this occurred in Penn sylvania, as the old Timer points out, when the deer were starving to death for lack of winter feed. Sev- eral other states have taken similar action Perhaps Alaska would bene- fit by such change. At any rate the commission will be glad to re- ceive signed letters from those wish ing to present either side of this question. or who have any other suggestions concerning the wildlife. ,"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
TRANSFERRED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. The War Department has ordered Capt
 Benjamin Talley, of the Engineer
 ing Corps, from Portland Ore, to Ketchikan, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

Regular meeting Of Silver Bow Lodge No AZ, LOOP. tonight at 7:30 Work in the initiatory degree. All members urged to be present.
 GEORGE JORGENSON. adv Noble Grand
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
To This

Rumanian German French, history, govern mcnt mathematics, philosophy, dancing
 POSITIONS: A Rumanian senator member of the Rumanian academy, lieutenant in the army and navy.
 handsome, dimpfed tall.
 THE LOVE ANGLE: Some Rumanans believe he will marry one of the twin daughters of Carol IT. cousin Prince Frederick Victor of the House of Hohenzoern-S -Sigmaringen, of Ger many. The girls names are Marie Antoinette and Marie Adegonde
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
WEATHER SYNOPSIS


  morning had moved to line from lew center north of Fairbanks  this The the Alaska lowest about o87 miibar
  mlbas a
  Columbia
  Southeast Alaska ncrthward showers ceiling portion of the Seattle Juneau this morning 20t-Sunrs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
{ 1aF sEa ' ss @ Af.v COUPLE MARRIED
 BY COMMISSIONER

Anton Puget and Virginia Fair cloth were married yesterday by U. g. Commissioner Felix Grey. Wit nesses were William Poole and Mrs Dora Poole.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
DIERs RETURN

Bill Diers. U. s. Rubber represen- tative, and his wife. came in on the Ncrthland and will be here a few days. guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
PAA MAN COMING

Juan Hons, PAA sales represen- tative of the Seattle office, is due north on the clipper today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
From Ikis.

EFV'10 s.17.E
 on se1einber 5 Nihai was Crown Prince of Rumania On September he was King. Just like that His father. Carol I, abdicated
 The change was sudden. But Mihai, who has spent much time following sports and hobbies, also has studied hard fer the kngship. His Majesty tho King.
 AGE: 19.
 E0BETEs: Taking pictures pcnicking. hunt ing. driving autos and motor boats, skiing tennis.
 EDUCATION: Physical education, military training. work in automobile factory, English
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
THE WEATHER
70 (By the U. S. w ather Burcau) U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU for beg al Son4

Friday; change in tenera gentle southeast est
  north change in temperature
 of of Aiask Moderate 10 Yakutat southeaey Yakutat to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
RICH IS BACK

Gil Rich. travelling man, is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
DIVORCE CASE

Suit for divorce was filed in Dis rict Court today by George Jones against Mary Jones on grounds of lesertion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19

Subscribe fol The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-19
BULLET DEATH l5
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Andrew Holm, Veteran Miner, Found Dead
 Weapon Is Missing

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