The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 4, 1931, Page 8

£ a0 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. OV-tndlsh. U.S.D ‘ Debut Next ‘"'ALY _USES U, S. Eminen;u;'geon TRADE TO PARE =g ~ BUDGET DEFICIT) & |Expects to Collect Twenty ¢ | Million Dollars on Am- || | erican Goods \ 5- YEAR- OLD INDICTMENTS ; STILL STICK. 'Judge Neterer, in S_eallle,w. Refuses to Dismiss Many Cases HOSTILE HOUSE REST OF TERM Democrats Win Three Out of Five Special Con- gressional Elections | 1 Important Announcement S There has just occurred a price reduction in the | wholesale cost of Hart Schaffner & | SEATTLE, Nov. 4—Federal in-|} dictments including many cases| against more than two score of de- |} fendants in the original Olmsted |’ case were described by Federal Judge Jeremiah erer as a “good way to keep these men out of the country,” when he refused to dis- miss five-year-old charges. ' By JOHN EVANS ROME, Nov. 4—Italy expects to || | collect about $20,000,000, or one- |tenth of her budget deficit, on |goods from the United States, The newest row of bricks atop | tarif fwall, at 15 per cent ad || valorum duty and a few special |} taxes, was announced as intended | an effort to e L : | As long as the indictments re-| °ld the shortage, running to| il ( The other vietory ‘main in force those who fled to $14,000,000 a month. In ad~" Dr. Harry W. Martin (above), ! Was chalked up he Second Canada cannot come back to the it must yield enough to re- prominent Los Angeles physician arx o es L and surgeon, was accorded the dis- tinguished honor of having a fel- | lowship in the American College of Surgeons conferred upon him at the Twenty-first Annual Clini- cal Congress of the medical as- sociation held in New York. Ac- & A | ceptance of Dr. Martin for a fel.| clause in a treaty of 60| Jowship was unanimously voted ars 2go. Under it the United| following a review of several hun- { is entitled to the lowest | dred major operations he has per-| iff applied to any other country.| formed. | Germany and America are the e a8 United States, said Judge Neterer. ——————-— Its give the Demo-| Helen Meany Balfe, who, before | 2 : wjority of two over the| her marriage, was United States NKS PU| | k s on the present basis.| and Olympic diving champion, it | f S 2 % r have 217 8 -| pictured on the archery course at | Serafina Di Leo, 19-year-old opera have 217 and the 1atter| White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, | singer, accords the New York k. R el Spende the Fall SEATTLE, Nov. 4—The body of lne o R Oy ol G2 nt I]n;‘ e moans of keep. Lewls Schwager, ir. aged 23 Years, G unde “from Italy, where she |cOunries most affected by the from $250000000 to $400.000,000| ing in trim. son of a prominent lumberman, .4 diod voice culture and made |raised customs because they do|and last year was the lower figure. | “was found in his home. A vial|her opera debut at the famous most business with Ttaly. Italy| The Duce, by his strong hold on r i | which contained poison, was on the }»&a Sf)a‘lnL opera r’:%qse in ]\dlhlurn. s most from the United States|the country’s economics, suddenly | Old papers for ting your fires floor near the body. The reason /Miss Di Leo was “discovered” by h Germ: |narrowed the gaj i gust for s . 3 > Empire office. | Mrs. Giovanni Martinelli, wife of PR . Sy sell gananad i Aug [} [ ] duties lost through lowered We have therefore redue- ed the price on every suit so our customers will have immediate benefit of the reductions. next. One of these is in I S known. t 7 via /PabA TS GUET 1) Nel r Ity B el i _|/the famous singer of the Metro- ’S" o Ger;m"y Withithe bxmedifil‘%cfi\;‘r%;m?g ,b?la’?‘cev“a; ?."131‘ Both were formerly — | politan Opera. She will make her = SjE‘CDh . $1,000,000, the lowest since Italian a blicans. The New | ‘American debut with the Chicago Ttaly is a good customer because |commercial records have been kept. | The Clothln M | . may be filled be- . | Civie Opera. the United States sells her ab.’)u:i v G oo e e g lln s meets, as Gov. Lar- Your Name Engraved |—————— | 910000000 yorth of goods and| DONALDINE BEAUTY son has nounced his intention 2 — FREE | uys about $70,000,000. | PARLORS LOCATED | “It Alw: 9 o call an election before that| in Gold o ! Duce Clos>s Gap [ IN NEW QUARTERS It ays Pays to Buy at Graves time. The vigor of Mussolini’s action On any of our Pens ’ Chance Better in putting his financial house in‘ The Donaldine Beauty Parlors ic chances of or- RN T & and Pencils i | er when the storm of the pound | which have been located in the the House are seen as . 3 : 2 hll)r'wmover dt(;w Italian I‘u'a.i Grand Apartments at Franklin and n y better than the Repub- | 3, b S \ /4 e o ) | is shown by the sudden drop in the |Front Streets, is now occupyini e Niichls e T il Parker—Waterman—Wahl—at factory prices | adverse trade balance. Tn a de-|its new ground floor quarters ind Old Papers for sa' t E ire Offi no loses from death, they will be | INTU UGEAN cade Italian imports have ranged the same building. p sa'e a mpire fiICP more nearly able to present a unit- | —— e 2 il PEE : cd front than the Republicans. THE NUGGET SHOP | St | Practically the entire membership . is pledzed to vote for Representa- Northeastern Section of - S Joun S, Tokge, (O Spen Nation Again Shak- | “TOMORROW’S STYLES TODAY” er. He has been the minority lead- | er since the Republicans took con- | | en by Quake irol of the House, and was an| Midnight sl’ecial ‘ intimate friend of the late Speaker . TOKYO, Japan, Nov. 4—A quake = worth. | which shook all of Northeastern Th: Republicans are split over N DLEg | Japan this morning caused the | Speakership nomination. Two FRESH EGG 00 % disappearance of the uninhabitated | nd most prominently men- island of Sankan, into the. sea. C : ticned are known to be unaccept- | The island was off the Port of | able to the mid-Western insurgencs, 44 packages for 25c Kamaishi. | and the latter group have openly Today’s quake was the most se-| declared its intention of voting |vere in years in the northeagtern for the Democratic candidate un- RED AND WHITE BRAND part of Japan. No loss of lifg has | [ J less they are fully recognized by been reported [ the Administration forces. o i ’ Sickness, too, may play a major part in the House organization. If more D@®iocratic than Repub- [ ] lican members are unable to be a e ow on e present when the next term opens, SAN FRANG'SGU so close is the margin that the ) O R | e i Yty Phones 92 and 95 Open Until Midnight bers to put through their organi- ] zation slate when the roll is called | 2 — = \| SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 4. e o= =0, $ 1o vote for Speake. e Offers a saving of 25 to 5090 on all merchandise on sale—FOR CASH ONLY ““‘e D“"“‘"S)“i C‘m!“"" 'l‘l)rh;he SPUDS' SPUDQ’ mayor of San Francsco over Ad- ouse means that party wi ve . e Iph Uhl. Rossi sried o 1 , - : i el e i e : e Sl es Hamed Baves NO APPROV ALS NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES for the next two years. The House Lots of Spuds—Ilarge, selected, sac $1.85 Gaverhoc originates all of the Federal reve- ——veo——— JVERY S 2 IS FINA A 8 . . . 5 gl 8 oL ithe Dedera) Tove. Lt ¥ e e I EVERY SALE IS FINAL. A deposit on any garment will hold it until pay night, Nov. 10. penditures. made up. Chas. Goldstein & Co. If the Democrats elect the Speak- 'S —adv. er, as seems highly probable, they At GARNICK S-Phone 174‘ —ee———— will also name the chairmen of “Midnight in June.” —adv. MEN S COA TS and have control through majori- g b n CHILDREN’S COATS One rack in a full range of sizes. In Al i fiyriy o n Alpaca Tuft—both tan and grey o Values to $24.50 shades. Sizes 4 to 12 years Complete — installed in running Final Clearance 9'95 B 3 7 5-00 order with heavy gauge fuel oil 5 e $ ; $4’- 95 . tank | . Women’s Silk Dresses PULL-OVER SWEATERS PARKE DAVIE Shaving One rack—a new assortment of both plain For women and misses—Values to $7.50 | Cre(]vm and printe materials. All sizes. 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