The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 19, 1932, Page 8

- g THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 19, 1932. %TRUUT FRY ARE “Myst PLANTED TODAY : Funeral of Paul Bern, Movie Executive BISHOP ROWE “RETURNS FROM POINT BARROW Prelate Travels Thousands of Miles by Air and Sea on Church Work losia: al Ten Thousand Eastern! Brooks Put Into Lakes on Glacier Highway " With 10,000 eastern brook trout fry to be planled in lakes in this ict, the United States Bureau | ies patrol ship 'Widgeon de Dell, arrived in port | @l 6 a. m. today from Yes Bay | It will return to Yes Bay tomorrow for another consignment of the |same variety of fish to be distrib ;nl(‘d at Haines or Skagway. The {ry will be distributed her |under the auspices of the Alask Fish and Game Club of which C C. Winn is President. The Alask {Game Commission and the Alask | Southern Airways are co-operatin in the rlanting. | In Auk Lake, where fry au s is makir matte; ally are ws Ber vered W an! ¢f gardenias and surrounded by hundreds hav: B |are barren of fish life. | Sixteen hundred each are slate ‘PASTUR DYIN g |10 ve punted in Dorothy Lake an | ’ Hasselborg Lake. The Alaska Sou | then Airways will transport the | fith and a man to handle then ! by plaue to both lakes. | Twenty-five thousand of thc | A |eastern brook trout were turnec : _|over by the Bureau of Fisherie {Llalms YOUthS RObbed H]m‘to sportsmen at Ketchikan recent | and Then Administ- [z They were all transplante 3 o 5 et ered Poxson from the Yes Bay hatchery to Ket She Pays Her Last Respec way te choone ery Woman, ity o s > Miss Millette Ensigns Can’t Wed And Civil Workers .Cpn’t Separate WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. — Uncle Sam has solved two knotty problems having to do with the martal relations of his employees by telling one group that they cannot marry and another they cannot sep- The Navy Department issued an order prohibiting young en- signs from getting married un- til two years after their grad- uation from Annapolis. The Civil Service Commission in- fermed husbands and wives in the Federal departments that they cannot escape the provis- ions of the econemy act relat- ing to married persons by sep- | arating voluntarily. The Navy's edict was the fulfillment of a threat of long standing— a revival of a reg- ulation in effect years ago— and is predicated on the de- partment’s avowed conviction that young officers are too busy immediately after gradu- ation “to be bothered with To G. E. Krause of Juneau has been awarded the contract to com- plete the laying of cement side- walks around the Federal and Ter- ritorial Buildina The work to be done consists of laying sidewalks from the Seward Street entrance of the building north to Fifth Street, thence west on Fifth Street to Main Street, and thence south on Main Street ito the Main Street entrance to the i i o3 N“F;:}:;:"i’, of fleral tributes at his funeral in the chapel at Inglewcod Park Cemetery. Many magnificent floral <Z;“fhgl“i’;‘l;d;;;°;§"$fi‘f{:isafi brides and babies.” i 3 » normal situation tributes bere names grezt in filmiand. Otfhers were bouquets cont by werkers who, too, were friends ternoon. Four thousand werc G i fee Was Too Thick i B and were befriended by him. Groups of extra girls pooled their money to send flowers of |placed in smaller lakes in Men . E. KRAUSE TO LAY intended : remembrance.—Internaticnal Hlus News Pho's. {Genhall Valley, several of whict CAPITOL SIDEWALKS . us and poia pard of | depr the world.” Rowe, after coming from last May, and making visit at Ketchikan and tayed in Juneau a short while. led ficm herw d, calling at the various way ports. From Seward Jie went to Anchorage. From t;hex‘e‘ he flew to Nome, and then con-| tinued by airplane to Tigara, near Point Hope in the Arctic. He voy- aged from Point Hope to Point Barrow un the United States Coast Guard Cutter Northland. On his return south, he voyaged on tb Northland, to Nome. The cu called at all coastal communitie: the trip taking 28 days. From Nome tne Bishop flew to ‘Anchor- age. All together, he traveled more than 2,000 miles by airplane Took Yukon #t Seward From Anchorage, he journeyed over the Alaska Railroad to Sew- ard, where he embarked on the steamship Yukon for this ecity. The Bithop within the next few days will visit Chilkoot Barmcks| and Skagway. H then will return here for a short stay before going| to . the States. After a few months in the | States he will come back to Al-| This dramatic photc shows Jean Harlow, a sorrowing figure in J' ST aska. black, on her way to the funeral of her husband, Paul Bern. She is assisted by her stepfather, Marino Bello, at left, and Donald MRS. PETRICH SAW PARADE OF VETERANS|_ Mrs. J. T. Petrich and daughter, | Pauline Petrich, returned to Juneau last evening on the steamship Prin- cess Louise from a month's visit| in Seattle and Kelso, Wash. | While Mrs. Petrich was in Kelso, the national conventions of the American Legion and the American | Legion Auxiliary were held in Port- | land, Or. She went to Portland! by steamship | Rcbertson. Intcrnational Ilustrated News Photo. chiefly to view the Legion parade, which she s was a most at- tractive event, She spent two days in Portland during the sessions of the conventions, meeting many of of the National Aux- g e MRS. D. O'CONNOR ILL Mrs. David O'Connor entered St. Ann'c hogpital this morning for medical treatment. Lower Fares Write, cable or call on Karl K.Katz, Alaska Representative, 200 Smith Tower, Seattle Service featuring the famous Arzs { i | Ann’s KENNETH JOHNSON IS HOSPITAL Kenneth hospital A Splendid Showing Silk and Wool DRESSES Sizes 16 ot 44 $6.75to $11.75 Johnson entered St. Sunday morning but. .. v s ;i FRESH deisabiddle | Sna Styles i Supeflor ! New pFl‘):;l Shades ; ! SITKA FALL RIVER Mass. Sept. 19.— | | Two Lawrence youths, former par- ioners of the Rev. Stanislau: | Sleinis, until recently pastor of assault within intent to kill, |pital bed here, accused Joseph | Tursk was brought here with| {the laiter and while the police| | listened, Father Sleinis said: 1 'can't live. Turek, you are a bad| boy. You took $220 dollars Joe| ,and gave me poison. I am going {to die. You should be punished.” \ 'W. B. HEISEL RETURNS | | \ FROM VACATION TRIP | { | Walter B. Heisel, Dzputy United | States Collector of Customs, is k‘l at work today after a vacation'’of three weeks that he spent In Sept- tle. He returned on the steamship Princess Louise. R AR P A 4 GOOD NEWS, LADIES! This is Pal Week for your beauty work. “Natural” Permanent—the kind of wave you've been looking for. Easy and quick to have and asy to keep afterwards, for $6.50, or two for $11.00. Happy days are near. You'll never get such another bargain in Juneau. So bring your friends and relatives to Bertie Lee Keen, at the old Cable Office, Front and Main. Telephone 477. —adv, ~— ARRIVED 30 CASES OF ORANGES Ripe, juicy and sweet Moneyback Guarantee 7 dozen for $1.00 GEORGE BROTHERS 5 Fast Deliveries—10, 11, 2, 3:30 and 4:30 ! DELIVERY AT . YOUR REQUEST | the Lithuanian National Church a!|fom Bristol Bay to Kebtchikan on |Lawrence ,are held on charges of [the Scosr and transferred to the The clergyman, from his hos-|after the consignment for Haines chikan and distributed to various ;kaes by airplane. Warden Fred Tacas of the Fish- fes Service, whose regular sta- jon is in Bristol Bay, had charge of the local shipment. He came building. When wne job is compieted, ce- ment sidewalks will entirely sur- round the structure. The contract was given on a price of $1,520. The award was announced today at the offices of J. C. McBride, Custodian of Federal Buildings. This is Derothy ILiillette, who played in “Toe Many Crooks,” with Paul Bern and Frank Craven. The Dcrothy Miilette in that show has been identified as the “Mystery Woman” in the life of Paul Bern, Jean Harlow's suicide husband. She disappcared from a San Francisco hotel the day. after Bern took his life and then disappeared from a river steamer enroute from San Francisco to Sacramento. Her body was found several days ago. ¥ | Widgeon there. He will also look and Skagway. wi! turning ic Turek aged 19 with having POAS" ————————— CHICHAGOF MAN INJURED |7 e ———————————————) a phantom ship cned him and Albert Ciloius, aged‘ N | * ] +d of her. 37, a mutual friend of the p:‘lest,: OTICE Gust Judge who is employed at Juneau Bullt Concert by Crawford, Mercer and . e | Potter at Public School Auditorium | GiChegor eniered St Ann's hos: September 27-28, auspices B. & P.[¢ "o u};ed back. R W. Club. —adv. g ; | Upholstered Furniture MADE TO ORDER AT MAIL ORDER HOUSE PRICES Also Recovering and Repairing Neatly Done Phone 419 R. RIECK . 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