The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 30, 1934, Page 2

r— el ¥ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 30, 1934. THERE IS A REAL TREAT IN Stylish HATS TO MATCH Extra Special! DRESSES SILKS—PRINTS $3.75 B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. Juneau’s Leading Department - BORONZOFF AND "4 oy Pl NOLDE SEEKT0 —— REMAIN IN U. S, ¢ Two Russian Scientisls Spring Surprise An- nouncement SEATTLE, Jan. 30.—Two promi- nent Russian scientis Dr. Ivan | Boronzoff and Prof. George Nolde, shipwrecked Russians in the Arctic several months ago and who fin- ally arrived here last week, ed yesterday they would ne lingly return to Russia. FLORENCE RICE A face massage with a piece of ice is always beneficial, but one precaution should be observed. The ice should be wrapped in a towel s0 as to offset any harmful effects of the water. It also helps if the “We are ancient enemies of the Communist Party. We are liberty minded men and believe the capi- talistic system best fitted for the good of the people espec when it goes with Democracy,” the two said The announcement caused much surprise among Soviet supporters. The two scientists have made formal application to remain the United States but immigrat! officials have not decided th status yet. New Art Colony .IOWA CITY, Ia. Following | Kavirondo. three years of planning, Bround| The authorities reported the raids has been broken for the University | followed killing of two members “ Jowa's fine arts colony. An $82,- ‘ol a sect led by a native who grant from the Federal Public |claims power to raise the dead. Administration, coupled with e — $100,000 by the Carnegie Corpora-| The Yukon river is navigable for gent, PSS 3 L i BURN VILLABES, in —Two Christian villages have been raided and burned and eight Pro- | testant. converts slain in a religious tion, will finance the building, | more than 2,000 miles of its length. which is expected to be completed | in nine months. | - eee Shop in Juneau YOU IN THE SALE OF THESE Lovely Coats The Price Speaks For Itself $16.-75 towel is first soaked in an astrin-| RELIGIOUS WAR NAIBORI, Kenya, Africa, Jan. 30'! |war among tribesmen in Northern STORE FOR Store HEAD PIERCED . BY POLE WHEN VEHICLES HIT Reese Brown, Capllahst of Yakima, Killed in Accident YAKIMA, Wash, Jan. 30.—Reese B. Brown, capitalist and real es< | tate operator, was Killed Saturday | night in an automobile accident. Frank Olney, Indian driver of a truck into which Brown's light cnx' crashed, has been arrested. | The deputies of the Sheriff's of- | fice sald Brown was apparently driving toward Wapato from his | ranch wheri his coupe crashed into the Indian’s -truck, loaded with pak poles and showing: ne: lights. | The officers said- one of the | poles, about two inches in diameter, “plcrced Brown's head. | l | { MANSLAUGHTER CRARGES ' YAKIMA, Jan. 30~Manslaugh- ter charges have been filed against Frank Olney, aged 23, and Ivan | Davenport, aged 24, Wapato In- | dians, in connection with the death of Reese B. Brown last Saturday | night. Davenport was on-the truck with Olney as relief driver. Bonds were fixed &b “:P“. each, p RS 3 o Streets Are {Dug Up in Huntmg Gold CITY, Jan. 30.—“They are tearing up the streets in San Luis Potosi for the gold and silver m them.” That was the message in-a re- {port sent by American Consul George Price Shaw to United States Ambassador Josephus Dan- iels. The report. said the high price of gold and silver made it profitable to acquire concessions in the city. STOCKS ADVANC AT RAPID PACE; RAILS IN LEAD: Industrials Also Assist in Advance—Curb Dis- plays Activity (Continued !rom Page One) BIRTHDAY OF | PRESIDENT IS GREAT AFFAIR Thousands of Teleglams J. B. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU The Weather U. 8. Weather Bureau) LOCAL DATA t for Juneam 2nd vicinity, beginning at 4 p.m., Jan. 30: Run or snow tonight snd Wednesday;mederate southeast winds. Time Barometer Temp. Humidity Wind Vaslocity Weather and Letters Received | , ; e 1 p.m. ye: 2985 38 93 SE 4 Rain Early Today | 4 am today 202 3 97 Calm 0 Rain-Snow Noon today 29083 3 s W 2 Cldy i 1 Pa One) (Continued from Page | CABLE AND RADYO RESORTS higher ratings. While inflationary psychology may have had some- thing to do with the spurt in equi- ties, quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 22, American Can 101'z, American Power and Light 8%, Anaconda 16%, Armour B 3, FRANKLIN O 2oOseyRg l Birthday MR. PRESIDENT! Long May You Live! @ CELEBRATE THIS DAY WITH US TONIGHT Salmon Creek Roadhouse Vaiican Railway Managed by Italy VATICAN COITY, Jan. 30.—Man- agement of the Vatican's state rail- way, a short stretch of track con- necting the church’s domain with Ttalian lines outSide the walls, has been entrusted to the Italian Na- tional Railways under a convention just signed. @ Special Music! ® Added Attractions! Beer Wine Lunches | Seattle. rest of the country is participat- ing. He has arranged to send word of personal thanks over the air at 8:20 o'clock tonight, -Pacific Coast YESTERDAY | TODAY Highest 4p.m. | Lowest4am. 2am. Preclp. 4am. —————— _—nm e Grains, cotton and ofher com-|Bethlehem Steel 47%, Calumet and |Time. St temp. temp. | temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather modities generally failed to join|Hecla 5%, Curtiss-Wright 5%, Fox 52 Candles on Cake fi g ‘;6 o2 552 3 i jorear the advance and most of them fin- | Films 16%, General Motors 40%,| In the White House there i B“‘” 23 B g 1 | el ished barely steady. International Harvester 44%, Ken-|cake with 52 candles on it. o v A il B Al Carriers' Pick-up | necott 22%, Montgomery-Ward|cake will be the center of act e ¥ : ]6 14 2 3: Pt. Cldy The pick-up in carriers impressed 28!, Ulen Company 37, Standard|with Louis Howe, Marvin McIn P;ul 34 ?; 28 30 6 T gigy the Street. Union Pacific was up| Oil of California 42%, United|and Stephen Early, who had ch Um(l; SR 36 J; 7,;3 '3, 0 Bgce s y more than four points. Santa Fe,| States Steel 57%. of the 1920 campaign, parti Soidion s 38 36 it o 0 122 Pt (x;‘(;w New York Central, Southern Pa- i 5% ST G in the festivities. Fioad 8 sk Pl e = B L cific, Delaware and Hudson and . The Roosevelt family also plans| g 39 gl 3‘! % < i Shew othets were up two or more points. 1Tee Blight Proves a private party. S e NS s Allled . Chemical, Douglas Air- Blessing, Lishon Poor Financial Assurance | Prince Rupert ... 42 42 | 38 40 & Rain craft, U. 8. Smelting, Chrysler, Case The President’s birthday gifts as- | 4 3 1 B8 4 0 Cldy and other shares were up ome to| y1gBON, Jan. 30.—The poor here [Sure the financial future of the| Scattle 46 44 {oi i “ds 2 ®02 Cldy around two points. | have reason to bless a blight which | Warm Springs, Georgia, Founda-! portland 50 42 i 2 48 8 0 Pt.Cldy American Telephons, Generall gocioved most of the city's shade | HOD. . San Francisco ... 54 52 48 48 4 0 cldy Motors and American Oan Wer trees for the municipal council has| Parties tonight will be nela] : 3 even. ordered orange trees as replace-|a6ross the country, with the Es-| 2 ments, the fruit to be given to|Kimos in Far North Alaska, to he barometric pressure is low over Western Alaska and interior CLOSING FPRICES TODAY | the needy while the new trees will |NSEf0 Eroups in the southland, et ety s 33 rticipating. ! the Alask ninsula © ‘Ngw YORK, Jan. 30. C}usqug s$mljclxze Porcuga}s agr:cult:llte el gl e o | 1 Alaska and rain from the Guli of Alaska to Oregon. The pres- [SUSS e sure is moderately high from the Pacific States southwestward and One of the Aleutiui Islands is only 150 miles further north than! Arctic Coast with clear we er in the latter district. s have fallen over most of the Territ and remain above zero in the Interior. Tem- ry but are moderate Shop in Juneau P ALASKA MEAT CO. 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