The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 27, 1932, Page 8

Miss Betty Furness STOCK MARKET C.C.SAUNDERS : | TAKES SLIP AT PRESBYTERIAN ; PASTOR RESIGNS | Clergyman. on Month's Va- cation, Gives Up Work Here Scplember | F S B Meetings—Also Chi- cago Convention who has nthern Light this city 2 tentlered:’ i gnation to become effective! & tember 1. In announcing pproaching retirement to the n of the church, the clergy did not refer to any plans he may ent in as to act aft he shall have relinquished his religious work here. Has 30-Day Vacation Mr. Saunders left Juneau on a 30-day vacation. Accompanied by Mrs. Saunders, he departed on the steamship Yukon for Ketchikan. There will join Rev. David Waggon: e Presbyterian Mis- sion boat P d market settled down into borhood bear market day with a li before day but price: slipped easily in &pots. Traders were over important tomorrow. Norfolk and Western r at exceptional drop of ni well under 60 to the lowest | vears. Others off two or included Allied Chem | duction, Corn Biscuit, United ferred and common. American Telephone Fe sagi point to mums, Oils held up fairly well American Can lost only a tion. of lows ie r iously men e point three and Sant a new > Mr. Saunders will at- meeting of the Presby- ynod. He will return to; Juneau by August 1 to resume the duties of his pastorate until Bep- tember 1 No Services in July In July during the absence of the pastor, the Northern Light Church will be closed to services and to Sunday Scheel t Saunders’ successor will by the Session of ] erest in t | nal Convention a | . W tense because | lihood ant decla |on econ policies | forthcoming. would CLOSING PRICES NEW YORK, June juctation of Alaska Jur G L | stock today is 7%, ‘Ame | / 4 - . . |34, ‘Anaconda 3 WET PLANK FOR PARTY PLATFORM Temporary Chairman Tell Democrats Must Adopt Straightcut Policy TODAY be 21 chosen the church. MEMORIAL S SON LOS ANGELES, Cal. — The story of how her graduation picture won a contract for her in talking pictures was revealed when Miss Betty Furness, 16 years of age, arrived in Holly- woed to join Radio Studio’s tal- ent. Miss Furness got her con- tract the day after her gradua- tion from a girl school, after an admiring photographer sent her picture to Lee Marcus, film executiv Pho Furness. LONDON, June has opened a a cot in memory of the Lindberg baby at the Berthorf British pital in Paris with a pe ribution of $1,800 27.—Lady fund to endo t | a (Continued from prage One) | havoc of understanding the extent, of its own mischief. Hope Wanted “The people of the Nation need !« Saspication of w uow woul, 8 sumu-|LATE L. C. SUBY’S BOAT SOLD FOR $135| lus of a new battle cry and march- | gasboat T-4598, | | | i shows M etty ing orders of a new commander. be- the late L. S. Pledge Is Given “We shall present all those F fore we adourn our convention formerly “Our candidate will be exper- Suby of this city, was sold by the! fenced and tested, no less in na-!Unit tes Marshal Saturday at tional than in State affairs when the Keeny Float to Willlam Mc- chosen to the high station Kenzie, he being the highest bid- We pledge his dedication of der service to the whole nation with-; The cra’t was seized by the out regard to class, creed or sec- cral authorities May 25 this year | tion.” { for violation of the navigation laws | in running without lights. A fine| $100 was lev On non-pay ment of the fine, proceedings were | instituted to offer the boat at auc- tion The craf 24 feet Fed- —— e PLANES DETOUR FOR SIGHT- SEEING of SALT LAKE CITY. — Transport planes operating between here and Los Angeles, now make a short detour enroute (o give passengers a view of the Hoover Dam pro- ject near Las Vega in 1930. 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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY JUNE 27, 1932. ° Much Cooler in Alaska TWO CHINESE =Bl UNDER ARREST; DOPE SEIZED | i {Investigation of Mysterious| | Plane Flights Starts | |Chancellor of Germany Malkes Appeal to Hitler | | BERLIN, June 27.—Chancel- lor von Papen appealed per- sonally Sunday to Adolf Hitler fo restrain the National So- cialist, for the sake of Ger- many’s negotiations at the Lau- sanne and Geneva Conferenc- es. One person was killed and several were injured in Sun- day's political outbreaks. Something‘ | EVERETT, Wash.,, June 27.—~Two | Chinese, Doug Yuen, aged 39, and , Young Youen ed 45, were cap- ed and what is believed to be| able value, has ers, after the by an air- COMPLICATIONS BERLIN, June 27.—Return of the Hohenzollerns to the throne is called for by the Nationalist Party in the midst of the three cornered strife among the South German States, von Papen Gov- ernment and Hitler. —_—— e —— seized |men had been 4 42 | plane north of ! . x . Gl Tt o | Later the pilot of ! hy idown at the Evereit airport, but| {escaped in a second plane whical he plane came | the officers arrived at the field. | that the cers had under investiga- | for some time reports from nts who said the fields | nearby resi used places by ange airplane were met sirange automob! FARM LANDS didate Acts Quickly in Chicago " Theugh the fcmperature 1n Chicago during the Republ tional Convention did met seem cxcessively high to the great major- ity of the delegates, the threc above were visibly affected by the heat and shed their coats—and locked hot. They were the members of the Alaskan delegation and frem left to right are: United States Marshal Albert White and Secrctary of Alaska Karl Theile, both of Juncau, and (in the rear) William H. Caswell, of Ketchikan, CHICAGO, Ti., vune 27.—Melvin A. Traylor, considered by many as a Democratic Presidential candi- date, stemmed an incipient run on |and $10,000,000 First Union Trust L.l o s themselves in a highly and the crowd ms best sgion the died 2 Joseph as ers in Juneau, is on a busine: THE only expianation of Sargon’s fame is Sargon's true worth. Butler | PoWom Mauro Drug Co. —ady, |clared. | | - ee e - | Dld papers ter sme at The Erpire | Daily Empire Voanr Ads Pay Intensified Sale Starts To-|savings Bank last Saturday by ap- - day in Washington ring on the banking floors and 2 5 pleading for faith in the two in- FATHER DUFFY ~ STUNT FLIER ey | — | Traylor is President of both the TACOMA, Wash., June 27—Plans | banks o charged a plot had for dispo he Federal Land Bank of Spokane, | banks put > ) ough one of most intensive |liquid ~ ‘condition A e | campa vet conducted in this then withdrew. NEW YORK, June 27.—Fath ILERDALE: 1Oal, June B1-—BON thx‘ Lo i 1:\1 et b e banks opene wstupl A ol e son, aged 30, prominent motion and the sale day. . |morning. fighting Sixty ture stunt flier, died here late| ‘Some the lands in the —_———-—- ——— gt urday the result of injuries|Puget Sound are held b J. Meherin, merchandise i < 1 ived n a plane crash. bank and es at which I al trouble resu SHRLT: pei s will be reflect the v ing from har g the Worl ue under the present rock War. g as origina valuations, officials de- a guard unit was convert into 165th Infantry, Rainbow Division. accompanied by Mrs. Me- Last week he and she left boat for Ko- He is herin. {Tanana in a motor krines. Even o ; . sal. Possible Presidential Can- ™Neitner ciapp nor ars. i ] his $25,000,000 First National Bank of farm holdings of been laid by his enemies, but the port one passenger for the broker, who makes his headquart- the trip Kegel, returned to Juneau ¢ to the lower Yukon River country. | F N AILS TO WED GIRL, IS SUED FOR $500,009 Paul Clapp's—Plan to Wed Another Suddenly Interrupted NEW YORK, June 27—Pau Clapp, aide to Herbert Hoo the American Relief Assi during the 'World War, w for $5600,000 breach of prom Saturday which interrupted n plans to marry Mrs. Rosalind Wain wright. Deutsch. Katherine Leary Bond, parlor operator, brought ¢ She claims Clapp promised ¢ ry her last April 6 and then weeks before the wedding day, v drew the offer. Clapp said it was who offered to marry that he made an offes her and did not accept m Miss Bond him a to marry Deut would discuss their wedding plan Clapp is Vice-President of thoe Columbia Gas and Electric poration end a close President Hoover. 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