The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1931, Page 8

PERFECT ACCORD EXISTS BETWEEN U. 3. AND ITALY New Bond of Friendship Is Sealed Between Two Nations DISARMAMENT PLEA ISSUED TO POWERS All Nations of World Ask~‘ ed to Join to Re-estab- | lish Stability WASHINGTON, D. C,, Nov. 20.— Sealing a new bond of trans-At- Jantic friend. Italy and the United States have called on other great Powers to do their bit for naval disarmament and re-estab- lishment of stability The two governments announced | ‘their common purpose in a joint statement terminating two days of conferences between President Hoover and Premier Mussolini's Foreign Minister Dino Grandi. | The statement was issued after a meeting that carried clear implica- | tions of a perfect Italo-American accord for definite results of next Spring’s Disarmament Conference. It was indicated that apparently ‘there is little to be expected at, the Spring conference in the way of land disarmament. President Hoover and Foreign Minister Grandi also talked about war debts and reparations but with no tangible results. | GRANDI LEAVES WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 20.— Order Your Turkeys Now FRESH RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE, @Baninne for ..o e oo L Ly NEW PACK Bulk Dates, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Candied Cherries, Candied Pineapple, Fancy Cellophane Wrapped White and Black Figs, Shelled Dino Grandi left Washington early this morning with a new bond of international friendship and a call upon all nations to aid in re- establishing world confidence and stability. A formal joint statement by the talian Foreign Minister and Sec- of State Stimson indicated ly that both Italy and America hope for some definite results at the Geneva Arms Conference and I » 2 for completion of the Italy-French | naval accord. UNDER POLICE GUARD NEW YORK, Nov. 20—Under a heavy guard of police, Dino Grandi arrived here this afternoon for a brief visit. Fifteon hundred the line of of Broadway to the City Hall. Just before dawn today, uniden- tified persons pasted more than 1,- 000 posters on poles, windows and building fronts along the line of march bearing Grandi's picture, captioned “Wanted for Arson and Murder.” At the Cily Hall, Grandi gave the Fascist salute and hundreds of hands were raised in answer. The cheering was punctured by loud cries of “Viva Dino.” — - STRIB’S BOSSES HAVE AGREED TO WALKER MATCH NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—Mickey Walker’s third chance as a ranking heavyweight proba will against Young Strib! n Madison Square Garden, Dec. 11. Negotiations have reached the point where Stribling's handlers have agreed to a match, which, if completed, will send the Macon heavyweight against a major op- ponent for the first time since his decisive defeat by Max Schmeling in Cleveland, July 3. police guarded arch from the foot | question of come | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 20, 1931. SEN. JOHNSON ACROSS Persian we- Daily Cross-word Puzzle Solution of Yesterday’s Puzzle . Vehicle on runners . Dinner course ~ TAKING SWAT - man’s gar- ment . Burden Friend of . Was victorl. ous Pythias jorse feed - AT PRESIDENT ‘Californian Declares Hoov-| mountains . Anxieties . By the side of . Separate . Fruit of a # vine 9. Ardor . Chillfer . Tennis strokes Long stick er Should Decline to Be Candidate WOULD EARN UNDYING . Kind of herb . Heated . Tally . Genus of tropl- cal African . Church governing dy . Hindu deity Claw . Odorous . Roof or cefl- trees ike Make lace Directors . Went first . Restrain . Hold back 37. Above . Valleys . Beginning of da. GRATITUDE OF PARTY . Support for & statue . Drunkard . Leading character . Story . First garden . Retinue of wives . Smooth . Direction ffle Republican Progressive Passes Off Question of His Own Position | CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 20.—United | States Senator Hiram W. Johnson, Republican of Califonia, said here that President Hoover would have| the “undying gratitude of the rank | and file of the Republican Party” |if he followed the lead of Calvin Coolidge and decided not to bscome a Presidential candidate next year. That, sald the Republican Pro- gressive, was the sum total of what he wanted to say at this time about | national pol Senator Johnson passed off the his own candidacy . At no time . The one de- feated . New: comb. form . Football fleld . Convencd . Royal Dra- goons; abbr, . Chief Norse . Snug_rooms . Seasoning . Cupld . Kind of puzzle . Small inverte- brate with six legs ol god . Lateral boundarles 55. Climbed LS 7 7 with: “Quit kidding m> Presidential nomination am a candidate you about it.” Senator Johnson stopped here for a short time enroute from California to Washington, D. 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Allowance for the weight of a con- tainer 11 7 HEL/ER R/ KK EENEL/EEk K7 HE/EEEN /AN JAPAN, CHINA - ARE TO STOP Agreement, in Principle Is Reached, Is Report ' from Paris (Continwea from Page One) feating thoroughly the Chinese under Gen. Mah Chanshan. SECRET UNDERSTANDING ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 20.— Russia’s quiescent attitude toward the Manchurian war is giving rise to reports of a secret Japanese- Russian understanding and this has stirred renewed speculation. Officials are puzzled by the con- tinued Russian silence as the Jap- 35¢ FIGHTING NOW | |anese penetrated further into the | Russian zone in Manchuria but | they refused to discuss the Rus- ;sian angle. | |No Wedding, Unpaid ( Ring, Woman Sues SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.—Six- ' teen thousand dollars damages are sought by Mrs. Rose Ritchie in a suit for breach of promise filed against Alex Gilmore, 114 Virginia Street. i Shealleged that Gilmore not only failed to marry her after giving her an engagement and a wedding ring, but left her to face court action when the jeweler from whom the rings had been purchased sought to collect his money. — . VISITORS FROM TENAKEE Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Morgan of of Tenakee Hot Springs are among the guests registered at the Zynda hotel. PHEASANT KEPT ATTAKU BY HER TRAFFIC WORK Ventura Leaves to Get George Messerschmidt and Lloyd Bayers Failurz of the powerboat Pheas- ant, Capt. Bert Maycock, to re- turn to Juneau from Taku Inlét last Tuesday as she had planned when she departed from this city last Monday occasioned some fears for her safety a few days later. Yesterday the Yakobi, Capt. Thomas Smith, went from here to the Inlet. She spoke the Pheasant. The craft is engaged in freight and pas- senger traffic along the Inlet. She will be back here in a few days. The Yakobi returned to this port yesterday afternoon. George Messerschmidt and Lloyd Bayers went to the Taku district last week, and were expected back in Juncau last Monday. Bad weath- er is believed to have prevented their return. Yesterday the power- boat Ventura, Capt. George Bag- gan, left Juneau to bring them back. ROBOT PILOT 1S PERFECTED Flies Plane with Eighteen Passengers Aboard Over East NEW YORK, Nov. 20. — A big plane, carrying 18 passengers has made a flight over the Eastern Air Transport route, piloted by a robot in a small metal box. Elmer Perry, Jr, inventor, de- clares the robot pilot, a gyroscopic instrument, is the greatest thing ever added to aviation. The human pilot on the plane can take charge at any time it is desired. After the human pilot takes the plane into the air, the robot can be. made to perform all functions of piloting, keeping the plane on a straight course of flying and at a proper altitude. Institute Keeps Record of Steel Aoy Growth COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 20.—The nation’s steel industry is checking up on the extent to which the ‘steel supply is being contaminated by the remelting of scrap metal containing alloys. The research was begun two years ago by the United States Bureau of Mines and is being con- tinued by the Battelle Memorial TInstitute here for the open hearth ‘committee of the American Insti- tute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. | Twenty-two steel companies of {the United States and Canada send ‘u'mplea of steel at regular inter- ,vals for analysis by chemists. —— e ' Old papers for starting your fires for sale at The Empire office. ...49¢ Regular Price of Sixes Price $51.75 QUINK Do you know about the Parker quick-drying, washable ink? Good for all purposes and all pens, and especially good for children. 15 cents for trial bottle. YOUR NAME ENGRAVED IN GOLD FREE on any of our pens or pencils or leather goods. This offer is retroactive and applies to any of these articles, no-matter how old. A Community Silver Service of Eights at the $39.75 TWO WEEKS ONLY. Sets will be reserved for Christmas by ENGRAVING FREE THE NUGGET SHOP small deposit. CAP AND SCARF OF ENID BURNS ATTRACT NOTICE Juneau School Teacher's Picture Printed in Seattle Paper Wearing a scarf and cap made | of head feathers of elder ducks, Miss Enid Burns, Juneau High School. teacher, is portrayed in a two-column illustration in the issue| of November 5 of the Seattle Post- Intelligencer. Beneath the {llustration, the Post- Intelligencer says: “Head feathers of more than 100 of the rare spectacled eider duck of the Arctic region were used in making a scarf and cap which pretty Miss Enid Burns, Juneau,! Alaska, school teacher, now wears when the winter chill fills the air.| Collected by Eskimos ] “The heads were collected by | Eskimo women on the Siberian coast over & period of five years, skins| removed dnd tanned and then sew- | ed together to make a striking con- trast of finely laid, black feathers| with the round white feathered ! markings. Impervious to Rain “The scarf and cap are both im- pervious to rain and afford a warm | covering during cold weather. “Alaskans claim that the breed- ing place of this rare seabird has| never been found.” Change Dry Law to Stop Graft, Says Attorney BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 20.—sSid- ney P. Simpson, prominent New | York attorney, told the National' Conference on Government that “real relief” from “graft” and “pro- of American “can come only from a change” in the Prohibition laws. Mr. Simpson, who recently aided the National Commission on Law | Observance and Enforcement as a | consultant on the cost of crime, said: “If we will permit our police de- partments and our courts to con- centrate on their primary mission —the prevcention and punishment of crimes of violence-and dishon- esty rather than the regulation of morals—they will have a much bet- ter opportunity of accomplishing it | effectively.” - e—— GETS DEGREE AFTER 30 YEARS NASHVILLE, Tenn—Albert Ma- son Harris, Vanderbilt university professor, has been awarded a college degree on the basis of work | done three decades ago at Emerson school ' of oratory, Boston, Mass. The school did not give degrees in 1893, but now it does, and Harris has received the degree of bachelor weight Bushy Graham, New York, in one minute and forty seconds in a non- title bout. CARNERA GIVEN DECISION OVER | KING LEVINSKY ‘Battalino Knocks Out Utica Boxer in | Min- ute, 40 Seconds OHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 20.—Primo Carnera was awarded a decision |over King Levinsky rounds of fighting here last nigh after ten Bat Battalino, world’s feather- champion, knocked out Battalino made his appearance as a co-star to Carnera and Le- vinsky. of literary interpretation. DU BARRY Soap Powder Bath Salts Perfume Gift Sets Juneau Drug Company Free Delivery Phone 33 Post Office Substation tection” in the police departments — Sheaffer LIFE TIME FOUNTAIN PENS “Guaranteed for Life” Butler Mauro Drug Co. Telephone 134 We Deliver EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS BRSO TONIGHT, 7:30 P.M. TONIGHT Basketball DOUBLEHEADER D. H. S. BOYS vs. B. P. R. D. H. S. GIRLS vs GIRLS’ TOWN TEAM Admission 50¢, 25¢ DOUGLAS NATATORIUM Special Ferry leaves Juneau 7 P. M. PHONES 92 and 95 WATCH FOR OUR PRICES ON TURKEYS George Bros. 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