The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1931, Page 2

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Pickering, one of {wo astronomers who forecast cor- ractly the existence and location c¢f the planet Pluto, now predicts the : & cxistence and location of a giant new body which he calls “Planct P.” Chart above shows the predicted location of Planet P in relaticn to the pres:nt position of other planets. 52 TS SHEAFFER’S PENS A i | Vast as is this distance, it is less Ey HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE /s (Associatad Press Seience Dditor) | than one-hundred-thousandth part | and PENCIL SETS of the space separating the sun NEW YORK, Nov. 2).—Should from the nearest star. Dr. Pickering computes one ye: |of Planet P at 636 earthly years. lying any southern hemisphere astrono- met turnhis-elescope far south- ward, high over the pole, he may at % Its orbit is a vast eclipse discover a giant new planet. nearly twice as far out as that of Prediction of the existence of py.iqo . thi§ planet and its lo is 2R Lud]v;g magds by William H. Picl Mandeville, Jamaica, onc of 1‘1 two asironomers who forecast cor- \suN AT rectly the existence and position of Nelson Jeweler The Wright Shoppe Pluto, the new planet Pickering’s prediction of Pluto, | ENDS HER LlFE made years ago, was verified w { Pereival Lowell's similar forecast| servatory two years ago. time after her son left her to go ., Pickering sees the cvidence|to his wedding, Mrs. Marie Hahnke o1 nce of the new planet in|about 80, ended her life by gas of the outer ring of the su chen. family. Uranus is off Near her, the woman had care- , seemingly, pulled aside fully laid out a shroud. She also | undertaker that she be cremated mng l:a]ls the unknown From the preparations she made. | Sergt. Joseph MacDowell believed M he computes af|she had planned the act for her © 44000 miles. |son’s wedding night. Although it went unheralded ‘ Jedto the discovery at Lowell cb-| CHICAGO, Nov. 20—A short|_ nt perturbation of Uranus, | Thc body was I\ou'xd in the kit- outside gravitational disturb- left instructions for a neighborhood would make it the third| The son is Walter H. Hahnke, surpassed only by head of the real estate firm bear- | SHEAFFER’S ing his name in the Liberty Trust | at Iram land Savings Bank building. ENGQ The woman's husband, August, is | PENS and PENCIL “the earth’s dlsmnce | head of a manufacturing company. | ) —_——————— s Planet P that itsf An average of two whistlers a | r:uium the tim time |month seek radio auditions with e to stnset tO ni to{NBC. A hundred sopranos aspire it adijto trigls in the same period. SETS —_— § . |allegedly calléd on him several times pulled out my shirt and I threw o Members of th" Elks order in \[her from the room,” sald Pan- = Pc;‘:fi‘iu,r m(fl-t:gm HKOP‘S: L::¢ “ Cordova ive two parformances ‘ [tages. “When they brought her J installed E); Shod njof an el show. Th2 first ) |back to my office, I told the ' e o sglving .| of here.” [ Pringle as “Olita Deyo” " |Harry McGuire to “{up quarters at Cornelius Vander- ALEX P ANTAGES "'AMED SCIENTSTS MEET IN ROM DENIES CHARGE S Eiee . = = MADE BY GIRL ' Theatre Man Takes Wit- ness Stand, Criminal Assault Case SAYS HE IS VICTIM OF CONSPIRACY PLOT Describes \XE Happened at Time Alleged Of- fense Committed LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 20— Alexander Pantages made an emo- tional appearance on the witness stand yesterday in his second trial on a charge of alleged criminally attacking Eunice Pringle, daneer, in August, 1929. The theatre man wept whenever f his family was mentioned and grew # Anurmud Press Photo vehement in denying the truth of Some of the world’s renowned lclentl s met in Rome recently to Miss Pringle's accusations. He welgh deep scientific problems. The mystery of the electron was the charged he is the victim of a con- chief topic discussed. Here are two famous persons who met after the spiracy on the part of the dancer sessions. They are Dr. Robert A. Millikan of the California Institute of and her manager, Nicholas Duneav, 'l‘uhnaloqy and Madame Marie Curle, discoverer of radium. Russian playwright. . T 7 Pantages told how Miss Pringle ALASKA NEWS * Every boy from Lake Eyak and the Ball Park tc ths Ocean wharf was present at the recent “Father and Son” banguet, “Temporary fat. were provided when nec- essary. A. H. Pinkus had charge of the affair. ed to a clerkship in the Cor- postoffice. to request him to book her vaude- ville act which he said contained “vulgar and suggestive” lines and acting. At the time of the alleged at- tack, Pantages said they were clos- - etsd in a small conference room | in his theatre. | “She grabbed my necktie and At a special election in Peters- I which 108 votes were cast favored excluding from police officer, who was with her, ed in all reoms. for 1 that thore is a dirty little black- mailer and framer. Get her out| saturday knew MISS‘ and that! he ‘told her the Duneav act “\vns“ impossible.” Pantages said he In the near future all te iness to and from Fairba; be handled by radio. Use of the 5 i Antk: Radio “Feeler” to Tell sed | Akron if Fog Is &lowi \ will File Divorce Suit | {Rat RENO, Nevada, Nov. 20.—Harry} At Selina, 150 m! McGuire, youthful magazine editdr, ., the Gokona-Ch has established residence here pre- (1. olq Selina roadhou paratory to filing a divorce sult ronjaced by a new or against Mrs. Miriam Forester Me- iou5 charac W Guier, of Georgetown, Mass., it Was | i) be three-st. learned today. MoGuire has taken y,.ement. be an office, 1 bilt’s Lazyme dude ranch. He Was ,,q kitch formerly a student at both Yale wi havs eieht and Notre Dame, and at one time 4)iq floor will b was manager of the Notre Dsm’&lrely to a dormit P football team. foan accommodate | three automo- | Measuring temperature, air pros- brn e e® v & R “biles. Ec ween May and November | Sure and atmospheric moisture, the BRITISH FLAG IN RUM ROW 5, ons stopped ab 2 old | instrument transmits radio signals HELSINGFORS—A British traW- roadnouse. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J.| Which are to be recorded on & re- ler has joined Finland's rum roW. powitt, who came from Coos Bay vclving drum in the control car. 2y local press reports. 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Station— temv. temp. emp. tqnu. velocuy 24 hirs, Weather Barrow 0 -2 -2 0 Clay Nome 2 [ -8 10 10 o Cldy Bethel 4 4 0 14 12 .10 Snow Fort Yukon . -30 -30 -36 -3¢ 0 0 Clear Tanana ... -24 | -32 -24 0 0 Clear Fairbanks -18 | -2¢ -14 4 0 Pt. Cldy Eagle -20 -26 -18 24 0 Clear St. Paul . 28 | B8 32 36 10 Snow Dutch Harbor .. 44 36 38 42 2.04 Rain Kodiak 34 34 | 32 36 8 02 Rain Cordova . 24 12 28 4 0 Cldy Juneau 24 B | 1 0 Clear Ketchikan ... 32 20 22 4 0 Clear Prince Rupert . 32 26 26 4 [ Clear Edmonton 14 0 0 14 .10 Cldy Seattle 46 38 40 6 22 Pt. Clay Portland 48 40 40 4 32 Clear San Francisco . 54 52 56 8 Trace Rain *—Less than 10 mfles. The storm noted yesterday s»uth of the Aleutian Jslands has moved northeastward and is ceniral near Unalaska accompanied by heavy rain in that vicinity and light to moderate rain or snow as far east as Kodiak. The pressure is high in Northern Alaska through Eastern Alaska and southward with generally clear wedther. 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