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selection of a slogan for 1932. Th<
slogan selected is “He Haw! We’r<
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Canada buys two-thirds of it;
imports from the United States.
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It cleans teeth thoroughly
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: CULBERTSONS REDUCE
1 LEAD OP OPPONENT'
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; NEW YORK, Dec. 19. (IP)— Mr. anc
Mrs. Culbertson, exponents of th(
■ ■ so-called approach forcing system
i succeeded in reducing the lead o:
| their “official” system opponents
jLenz and Jacoby, to 15 points frorr
j 4,840 in a hard fought session ol
their contract bridge match.
So far the teams have played 4C
of the scheduled 150 rubbers. At
j one time in the play the Culbcrt
| sons, who have been trailing ever
since the match started a week ago,
jumped to the lead but were unable
i to stay there very long,
j A protest by Mi*. Culbertson that
his opponents had violated the ten
nan ts of the 1, 2, 3, official bidding
system they are upholding was am
icably adjusted.
CULBERTSONS LEAD
i NEW YORK, Dec. 18. (IP)—At the
; end of the 50th rubber of the 150
rubber bridge contest between Mr.
and Mrs. Culbertson and Lenz and
Jacoby, the Culbertsons had again
jumped into the lead and were
leading their opponents by 1,635
points.
PIONEER CANADIAN DIES
NEW WESTMINISTER, Dec. 18.
(/P)—Jason Allard, 83 years of age,
a native son of British Columbia,
and a member of the expedition
! which explored the Canadian
j Rockies for a pass for that railway,
; died at his home Thursday of a
| heart attack. He had been ill for
i two days.
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A Bake Sale was held during the
forenoon of today in the Seward
Library Building under the aus
pices of the Ladies Aid of the Com
munity church.
WILL ELIMINATE TROUBLE
Members of the Seward Radio
Club and others interested in the
elimination of radio reception in
terference met last evening at the
offices of J. H. Flickinger for the
purpose of deciding on procedure
to be taken in seeking out recep
tion interference through the use
of the Signal Corps speial detec
tor.
MERCY TRAGEDY
GLENDALE, Calif. Dec. 19. <JP) —
A sympathetic mercy tragedy occur
red here yesterday. Twenty year old
Helen Harris, bedridden for many
years with an incurable illness, was
lolled by her mother. The mother
then went into the bathroom and
killed herself.
HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE FOR
CHRISTMAS at J. L. GRAEF.
When it’s developing and print
ing—think ALASKA SHOP.
MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOP now
open for business at the residence
of Mrs. W. H. Sennett. Phone Main!
94 for Mrs. Pearl Henry, licensed j
operator.
Send your cleaning and pressing
in on Monday to the Seward Steam
Laundry and take advantage of
our special one-half regular price
offer. Seward Steam Laundry.
Seward Light & Power Co.
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Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
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SHIRTS
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CANCELLATION OF DEBTS
BASEL, Switzerland, Dec., 19, (/P)
—Insistence by three neutral
members, Holland, Switzerland and
Sweden on a complete cancellation
of World War reparations may de
lay the report of the Young Plan
advisory committee who are ex
amining Germany’s capacity to
pay her debt obligations.
But other quarters concerned
with war payments agreed that
the public is not ready to accept
such a bold step even if the com
mittee w'ere inclined to take it.
VICTORIA SAILS SUNDAY
In order to make deliveries of
Christmas mail and parcels in
Southeast Alaska prior to Xmas
the SS Victoria, of the A. S. S Co.,
sails from Seattle Sunday, enroute
to the Port of Seward. The ves
sel will have a lay-over here of
at least three days.
SAND! ON WARPATH
ACAIN IN NICARAGUA
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec. 19.,
(/P) — It was revealed here that
President Machado is somewhat
anxious as to the safety of his life
owing to the renewed activities of
the rebel leader Sandino.
It was said that the President
has a plane waiting and ready to
take him away hurriedly in case
there is any necessity of doing so.
Sandino is said to have secured
control of transportation lines.
MACDONALD HUNTS
MILTON, England, Dec. 18. (A5)—
Prime Minister MacDonald partici
pated in a hunt with the Cottes
more hounds at Burton Lazars, near
here. He followed the hunt on foot
but no fox was found.
Horses were the first livestock to
reach Virginia.
Ireland has a high twin rate.
Special rate on aU cleaning and
pressing receired on Monday. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
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