The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 28, 1933, Page 8

BE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1933. = - - = - ELEVEN ANNUA a1 & "'}:,Zf,;ky Regulations on Exporting %PACIHC NW e . First Fall Hats Bring a New Vogue $2.45 e ; ' HARDESTY TOUR Is in Limelight of Gold Slightly Relaxed, IS GIVEN Bi6 MADRID, July 28—The cabi- § £ "~ |tions against exporting gold from |remained | PRUJEGT an are reports that Leon Trotzky, |i. ypiteq ’ | against exporting the| 3 : S st th States, the Treasury |sme a tly i | —_— Communist leader, now in exile, o e g0 s iy zh;yl ;fof;d"ed and imperfectly rermed“ y ; ‘ 3 Moscow and become Ambassa- T . Columbus—Have In- dor to Spain. Offiscr Disanas Unit of Reclamation ferestifio Ttinerary French reports said that in weer Dhisnussed ; Schem eresting ltinerary AT s el S T N e . ) case Trotzky becomes envoy Is Charged with ] net has decided to extend rec- » 1 PARTY ARRlvES otnition. to Seviet Bwle. :_""'VA‘E‘SH]I‘Y‘I"GTON< July 28—Relax-|gold ore and gold concentrates Following this action there |1 SHEhtly the stringent regula- fcould be sent abroad but the ban GI'OU]) Makim; Tl'i[) fl‘()m might make his peace with i R‘,\()SGVC“ Approves First .= here, he will later be named ~ : " b A ; e Miss Adalene Hardesty, origina- Ambascador to the United HAVE RUSTEH Cattle thslllng n“Ai?reri?«jN;};ing? ”zlz_ Pag‘gg Did yo.? think that high hats had.run thpte HATdERy el ™ States if Washington extends ] SEATIEE TR “ q est is realized with the| rz;r'nuto.d ]Nufi on your life! For the first lumbus, O arri recogniticn to Moscow. . e e ur rovid ‘nt et Roosevelt of | - models show the high hat doing all sorts PG T u uflfl NAMEs licoman, - hae - aen o DO |the National Public Works Board of mew thing. It's added a brim in many S RIDICULOUS 5 | y been ssed | - ije first unit in the giant Col- | cases . . . and is smarter than smart. Much e R for conduct unbecoming an of- e ficer. He is charged with grand that Leen Trotzky might be re- s ! conciled with Rucsia and be SEATTLE, July 28. —Question-| larceny accused of stealing cat- named Soviet's first Ambassa- dor to Spain, ic chicfly de- as we like them, we know there ar :fdyou whol still adore your turbanes ki nd we’ve plenty of them, too. e, own, Black, Rust. o 0 Sh, |umbia River Basin project. | President Roosevelt requested that iction_be spéeded on the $60,000,- 000 project, the first of a series res v i | naires are now being sent to more| tle and turning them over to | | {0 developments envisioned to sup- I { than 20,000 graduates and former| an accomplice, J. S. Wilson, | students of the University of Wash-| Wwho scld them in Tacoma. Wil- | lared to b ridiculous. s ply the vest with che £ | S T O ington in order that a special di-| €cn has becn sent to prison as | = o go(;r(.m‘::ir‘f:h m'af ‘;fi"’ ! | i rectory number of the Washington| a parole violatcr. He had pre- |5 POt Waler over more than | ¢ Progress EXp Alumnus, containing names, ad-| vioucly been sentenced for cat- |° % S | jcago and making a motor dreses and occupations of all alum-| tle stealing { | ur o vards and a ni, may be compiled. t s quently meets to recail experiences| ‘The directory is necessarily lim- SEAPLANE CHICHAGOF | Interesting Itinerary eir Alaska irips and renew the fited to those alumni members who FOUR HALIBUTERS MAKES ROUND TR[P, | T 4 sident of the sidents have had the pleasure of [ Alumni Association, said today. “It| | seeing Alaska and it can be at-|ywill sell for $2 but each member| SEATTLE, July 28.—Halibut ar-{ The Alaska Southern Airways tributed largely to the enthusiasm|or the association will receive a fiVals today were as follows: ceaplane Chichagof, piloted by R. ugh the mount- of Miss Hardesty for the Northfcomplimentary copy.” | From the western banks: Ven- E. Ellis, arrived in Juneau from f and Lake Louise, then|country and her well planned and| Les than 1 per cent of unem- ! U4r€ With 27,000 pounds, selling for |Kecichikan and way ports yesterday q t three days in| jucted tours. The well ployment is reported among the !'2 and 6 cents a pound. |afterncon bringing Gus Anderson o ek i 4 she issues on the first thousand alumni to send in From the local banks: La Paloma (from Port Armstrong, here for They left Vancou- has irresistible appeal nformation, with occupations rang-| With 33,000 pounds, selling for 8% jm dical treatment and Capt. L. H. 24, and stopped ll?h-rut(d in Shrine ng all the way from manual labor 20d 6 cents a pound; Oceanus with /H. Jenning up from Ketchikan. | 4 Ketchikan, T} While in Juneau Miss Hardosty,l (o top executive positions, [18,000 pounds, Flint with 18000 At 4 oclock pilot Ellis left here | 1l on the Mr. and Mrs. Feltman and Miss| ‘ne oldest graduate heard from|Pounds. both selling for 9% and G on the Chichagof to return to the return trip the I Hummell called at the rect of | was graduated with the class of | Cents a pound. | Ketchikan base. Passengers.leaving | : the Church of the Na 1874, More than twelve foreign —,——— {here on the scaplane were, G. i then travelled through ' friendships formed. Columbus rates|are ir i standing,” Judge Rob- Duluth, Winnipeg and Calgary. enough time in each cit interasting sights. | on J Prince Rupert he a day in Vancouv two days in the architect’s plans of the -! countries have been heard from. i James Truitt, for Petersburg; Harp- A Portland, Ore., t house and shrine to Saint it Gt : The Rev. Russell P. Paderson,|er Reed, for Wrangell and Mrs. M. 3 National Park, in |’ at Pearl Harbor, and to pastor of the Presbyterian church Weibust for Ketchikan. secure further information about| B. Angerman passed away in|in Wrangell, returned recently from —_——————— ) m | Wrangell a short time ago after an |# trip on the mission boat Prince- | Civil and governmental airplanes| |illness of nearly a month. Mr. An- |ton to the towns of Southeast Alas- in the United Siates consumed 54,- | {german had been engaged in the ka. He was accompanied by the /058431 gallons of gasoline and 1‘-! meat business for the last three George A. Beck of Ketchi- 568928 gallons of oil in the past| years. kan. year. - ten years in succession, Miss [the project. On the rei has conducted tours to|Skagway Miss Hardes ber, and October, | fellow tourists have ry and to Ca Father Le Vai shrine site if the boat enough in port St A S A SR she ~«[BARANOF MAKES TRIPS B e e ™o pioion| LONORTHWESTERN AND of members of my cleven alaska MENDENHALL GLACIER trips. T know Europe, and the Am- n continent from coast to; The seaplane Baranof, pilo . from Alaska to the Panama, Gene Meyring returned ¢ that for magni- afternoon from making a roundj and unusual and|trip to Sitka with passengers from xperiences, nothing can|the Northwestern bound for that equal the Alaska tour.” |port and upon its return to this|j Among those who have been to city made a trip fo the Eagle River | Alaska before and are making the 'bar with Capt. L. H. H. Jennin present trip with Miss Hardesty [of t u are, Mrs. Okey, and Mrs. Reeves|is working and her son Robert. They enjoyed|disabled Noi so much the f time | Last ever t, that they decided over Mendehall Glacier to come again this summer. {by the Baranof with tourists from |j They go to Skagway from here and the Canadian [National «mmcr; from there will go to Carcross and Prince Rupert i take a steamer for the 85 mile run| Today, Chandler Hicks, mechanic, | 1 | | | and en invitec GEORGE BROTHERS i ple ) in Feb: et e ettt ettt oot | | g | | no tour, 3 CORN Fresh STARCH Dfln’t Guess ® ® o | Strawberries 3 packages We Maintain F ood Service for 1 4 250 Complete Dinners C Basket CRESCENT e e ™ Cocktail . . . Robertson’s down West Taku Arm as far as is overhauling the motor of the Baranof. | LOCAL The world’s greatest need t have been to cour show y Vegetable . . . 1 B Shrimp Fettiice Fruit Jars Now on Sale! Horigpade Tome 9 i Watermglon . Crab ar 2 C ber: GLASS TOP—quarts ..................... $1.65 Tuna Fish ZZ:Z::;” On\ Ice GLASS TOP—pints ... M Grapefruit At GARNICK’S, Phone 174 OUR BEER ! Jar ! ! | ! i ! “Has a ripe, mellow sort of \ { As You Like It— QUALITY Imported Seotland in this department is WESSON OIL insisted upon by us taste, hasn’t it, Dick?” and “And just bitter enough to QUICK MAYONNAIS Discy Fruit Salad 22 GINGER ALE make you hungry for dll the MAKER Cheese a g 3 Bottles 44c GINGER ALE Vegetable Salad 29¢ B Assorted Green Vegetables for Combination Salads food that's coming.” hat’s coming. Mushrooms ‘Anchovies Fish 99C WESSON OIL Dessert St e Cookies T le Peaches . ¥ % € phones Honey Dew Melons F"”e D ehverles ; Ice Cream . 92 -'-()5 Cantaloupes Dally & CAPITOL BEER PARLORS 43 MUSIC—DANCING—LUNCHES