The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 20, 1927, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, £EPT. 20, 1927. 20805 MEETING NOW! President Definitely Aqaiist | Special Term New Con- gress, Announced (Cant! n\ud (rnm }'uge One.) [ | $Bnlh informed the President they lsaw no need for one. Senator Curtis said, also, that he saw no advantage in calling the Senate together meeting time in Decembar to take up the contests against the ahead of the regular , weps AT 6 . (1 A58 B PLANE SMASHES INTO | JERSEY WOODS (Continued from Page Ome.} the magneto of the engine got wet and the motor suddenly stopped. “I loked for a landing place but all I could see for miles were tree tops. 1 werked on {{the engine while the plane was !{dropping. Finally 1 got one |lcylinder going, then seven work- i/iing, and I rode into Bellefontaine on seven cylinders.” MUNICiP?aiL AIR FIELD, CHI- Fireproof Shingles Roofing Pitch and Preservatives J neau-Young Hardware Co. Hardware and Undertaking PHONE 12 seating of Senators-elect Smith, Ilinois, and Vare, Pennsylvania, ™ both Republicans. Considerabl: fireworks are in prospect and ap-| Ma! Jor General Robert Lee Biink o month 0. disbamnion DU PULSE the iy fr? | would dispose of them. American erals in th. Others Disagree |World War, becomes a bene- | The view of both Benator Cur. dict at the age of sixty-six,| tls and Mr. Tilsan was at var- Brs. Ella Rei ":"‘he bride, fance with that of some of thol (VRO e other Administration leaders, among them Senators Smoot, Utah, and Jones, Washington. |, ,,n ot Taku River where two both of whom during visits at.;jren were badly burned, and the summer White House ln:qu_ De Vighne rendered “r“l South Dakota, urged the Presi-|,ij anq left directions for tffeir dent to call a speclal sessfon. [4pe " A4 thie time the plugged As Successor, Gen. Wood ; Sometime ago Secrletnry Honv; water pump was discovered and {4 er, after a personal survey of ., ,,hoard motor substituted as ¢ & ¥ MANILA, Sept. 20. — Major he Mississippi River flood situa- o) "o " avne Creek, with every. | DB Stl ’d t'on, favored a special session. Generals James arbord an l x38 concestmd . KhoGt . the 0O 00 board watching for float- | Douglas MacArthur were nlmod‘ ‘ ' finds for re D8 ice In the dusk. After spend-'hy Manuel Quezon, President of | . Wory ing the ight in Annex Creek, f9% tne philippine Senate as accept- | e prevented them from starting for .p1e to Filipinos for appoint- Juneau before 10 o'clock in the CAGO, Sept. 20.—Twelve Class|" /|A planes in the National Air Derby this morning continued their journey toward Spokane. As a cold drilling rain stopped |at 5:40 a. m., Leslie Miller, who led here last night, hoppad off, being followed immediately by |the other 11 flyers. | Thirteen other. Class A planes, 'jdelayed to the eastward in their i irivied | P 2 | flight here yesterday, also re- ’ Wermmsn v . sumed their journey this morn-!| WHEN YOU NEED A CARPENTER ing. Phone 103 or see AL LUNDSTR BUILDING——REMODELING——CONTRACTING Work by Hour, Day or Week - A G i 0 - CORONA STANDARD KEYBOARD TYPEWRITER J. B. BURFORD & CO. Brilliant Colors and Becoming from the Indian village at thoe Patterns in NEW AUTUMN SILKS and DRESS GOODS Three Officers Suggested R CLAKK ational Hlustrated News Staff Correspondent EW YORK (I-I-N).— Are women more “two- faced” than men? Are they slyer, slicker, cuter? Do they play a double game with more finesse than the mascu- line sex? Don't fool yourself! Miss Dorothy Frooks, 27- year-old attorney of this city, and one of the first women ever admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States, says that men are the "more expert “double-crossers.” . Women, she declares, are ! straightforward and honest — ' but her experience, not only as one of our foremost Portias, ‘but as & chief yeoman in the United States Navy during the war, has revealed the masculine gender in & Father unfavorable light, “Men will hold the hand of one #ir)” aays Miss Frooks, “while they uh impassioned love to another. known a lot of them who thelr unswerving devotlon to wives—and an hour or so later, after they reach the office, are swearing thelr undying affec- tion for their stenographers.” Miss Frooks s one of the young- et and most successful women 3 '8 In the country. She admits it she had to overcome double obstacles and prejudices that a m n would encounter, “Wowmen are handicapped before usiness or pros she asserts, “and to le twice as Senator Jones Wants Bope-Dry Yidate n Lan pates’ Beaute next the Republican Party do ke (4o right position in torm and name the proper ‘at the primary it will be the ‘Just as it M n are the real “cats,” says Dorothy Frooks, New York 9 Women are more honest in_their di nlw[l. he| | attorney, belicves. R ——" ] . (International Newsreol} corners’ or take advantage of any= body. They never have any axes to grind.” s being a lawyer and yeo- [ 2178 Frooks s an author and A cousilerable space In 4 ages by refeieeing list case was an- other triumph for her. She galned the acquittal df Catherine De Ninno, of op, I, op & charge of shooting & man on m street, The man betrayed h and, after ‘she had tald l' hushand of the affair. er hus- band turned her out of thelr home and the shooting followed. 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