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ENORMOUS SUM WILL
BE SPENT IMMEOIITELY
BREWING INDUSTRY
NEW YORK, March 25, —Seth
Schintmann, chief statiscian of
the F. W. Dodge Corporation, esti
mated more than $65,000,000 will
be spent in the next few months
for new breweries, alterations and
additions to old ones.
His estmiates are based on re
ports from 37 states east of the
Rockies. His calculations for the
Far West figure, not including ex
penditures for building and re
habilitation of retail establish
ments, a total, estimated by the
United States Brewers Association
at $400,000,000.
Kodiak citizens have telegraphed
to the Seward chamber of com
merce requesting a copy of the
organization’s bylaws; the citizens
of that community plan to organ
ize a similar civic body.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
The story of Pilgrim’s Progress,
written by John Bunyan, wall be
presented in story, song, and pic
tures at the Community Church
next Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Special
music. This story is rated as the
best allegorical story ever written.
Do not miss this service. 10 a. m.
Sunday Sqiiool. 11 a. m. morning
service. Theme: “Lost Trails . The
services of this church are for
everybody, regardless of race, creed
or social standing. You will be
welcome.
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DROP IN AND LEARN PARTICULARS
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Picture Flaming ?nc» Enlargements. Developing and Fruiting
Seattle Ice Cream, Candies, Tobaccos. Flowers Made To Order
Sylvia’s
LEG OF PORK — 17c per Pound
Waechter Brothers Co.
Seward Light & Power
Light Power and Telephone Service
Contractors and dealers in electrical sup
plies and appliances
OUR TELEPHONE IS MAIN 0
Real Laundry
Service
10 POUNDS ROUGH DRY. Min
( imum only 75c.
10 POUNDS H. K. FINISH. Min
imum only $1.25. :,v'
IF IT IS LAUNDERING, CLEANING,
PRESSING, HAT BLOCKING, ETC.,
WE CAN DO rr.
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HARRY KAWABE, Prop.
Call for and deliver Dry cleaning
THE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, March 25—Belated
covering following passage of the
beer bill brought the Stock Market
up sharply at the opening but
selling, in* late trading wiped out
gains in many issues.
The most severe reaction of the
day occurred near the close in
American telephone which broke
95 1-4 after rising to 99 up 2 1-2,
points from the previous close.
Other utilities slumped with
telephone. At the highest of the
day the list was up one to more j
than four points. Wheat was car- j
ried up more than a cent a bushel
for the day and other grains clos
ed with fractional advances.
Cotton, bar silver and a long list i
of other commodities gained
ground.
Dow Jones industrials closed, up
1.20 Rais up 1.27, Utilities up 0.32,
Bonds up 0.29, July wheat closed
51 7-8 at Chicago against 50 5-8
Tuesday. Swiss Francs were up 2
to 19.30 and Dutch Guilders up 1
to 40.28. March Rio coffee was 555
and aMrch sugar 098. On March;
18th U. S. Steel common stock-1
holders were 2.699 greater than on
December 1st. A prominent, busi
ness index 48.2 preliminary week,
of Marcel_18th compared with 48.3 j
revised preceding week. Montreal;
funds were quoted 83.
A1 Chem 79 3-4, A1 Juneau 13 3-4 j
Amn Can 57 1-4, Amn Smelt 16.
Amn Tel 94 1-2, Amn Tob 59 1-4.
Auburn 33 1-4, Baldwin 4 7-8. Balt
and Ohio 11, Beth Steel 14 1-4. Cal
Pkg 10 1-2, Can Pac 8 5-3, Case
46 1-8, Chrysler 8 5-8, Con Gas 43
1-2, Dupont 38. Eastman 56 3-8, j
Gen Elec 14, Gen Foods 25 1-8, i
Gen Mots 11 7-8, Goodrich 4 1-4,!
Goodyear 14 1-2, Int Tel 6 1-4, j
Kroger 18, Loews 10, Monty Ward
13 1-8. Natl Distilleries 22 1-4.!
Total shares 980,000. Englsh Sterl
ing 3.42 1-2.
FRIGHT CURES PARALYSIS
UNIONTOWN, Penn., March 25,
—Paralyzed by fright after being
sentenced to a reformatory on the
charge of being the driver of a
truck which killed three girls, F.
Gardner is gradually regaining the
use of his limbs under the care of
his mother. The physician told the
court the paralysis was genuine
and that the mother’s care can ac
complish more for him.
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WILLS $100 TO ROPE LENDER
RUSHVILLE, Neb., March 24, (JP)
—A bequest of $100 to “a girl who
once brought me a rope when I
was leading a horse through the
rain by its mane” is puzzling ad
ministrators of the estate of H- O.
Morse. They are seeking the un
named girl.
CHILE WANTS EDUCATED COPS
SANTIAGO, Chile, Mar., 24, (/P)
—A detective school is to be open
ed here to train sleuths for the se
cret police division of the carbineer
force. A large part of the former
detective division was “fired” by
the new administration as incom
petent.
STOCKHOLM GROWING
STOCKHOLM, March 24,
The population of Stockholm, as
revealed by comoulsory registra
tion by church districts, increased
by 7,125 last year to 522,367. “Great
er Stockholm,” which takes in sev
eral suburbs, has a population of
653.000.
SANS-GENE’S PEARLS SOLD
PARIS, March 24, (/P;—A pearl
necklace, once the property of the
famous “Madame Sans-Gene,”
wife of Napoleon’s marshal, Fefe
bre. auctioned as an unredeemed
pledge by the Paris municipal
pawnshop, fetched $6,220.
BRITISH ARMY SEEKS RECRUITS
LONDON, March 24, (/P)—'The
British army needs 9,500 recruits
for the first quarter of 1933, or 2,
000 more than in the same period
last year. If that many are' en
listed the army shortage will be
cut to about 2.000.
WOLF FOR MASCOT
KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 24,
(/P)The wolf already is at the door
of the Kansas City baseball flub.
A young wolf, intended as a mas
cot. was sent to the office of the
club from Texas by Mrs. Bill Rodg
ers, wife of the team’s business j
manager.
HEAD WORK IN BUDAPEST
BUDAPEST, March 24, uP)—De
ciding to use his head, which is
bald, an unemployed man here
had the name of a department
store painted on the bare spot and
hired himself out to sit in cafes
and advertise the store.
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THAMES YIELDS ROMAN RELIC
LONDON, March 24, (JP) — A
bronze Roman vase dating from
the third century was among relics
recovered from the bed of the
Thames by building excavations.
An Anglo-Saxon spear head of the
sixth century also ivas found.
AIRPLANE PHOTOS A HOBBY
KRON, Ohio, March 24, (JP)—
Collecting airplane photos is the
hobby of Emil Strasser, who thru
his own camera and an exchange
has assembled 500 photographs in
his collection.
The shrimp regulations in the
Southeast Alaska area have been
modified to make the closed season
from April 1, until April 30, ac
cording to supplementary fishery
regulations promulgated by the
Secretary' of Commerce in Wash
ington, D. C.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Schedule of services and masses:
Daily 7:30 a. m. Saturday 9 a. m.
Sunday 9:30 a. m. Sunday evening
devotion 7:30 p. m.
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