The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1935, Page 9

(-] DEPARTMENT OF INTERTOR NOW GIVEN CONTROL President’s Executive Ord- er Changes Title of 20 Reservations JASHINGTON, August 9.—Pri RO0Se has issued an r srring 20 military 1 Alaska from the War to ihe Department tment prior. s and of ments tion of the improv lands ‘that Alacka Road retary of or, w horized be nezde nmicsion cided proy reserve for the S affected D Chistochina, C Donnellys, Gakona, G Ketehukstock, Livengood, Mc- llum, M:Grath, Mentasta, Pax- s, Richard: Salaba, Teikheil a, Haggard and W 1S, Valdez to Fairbanks ations enter - EXHIBIT SWAYS FASHIONS ; ALL EUROPE BUSY PARIS, ropean politics has flav fashions ¢t 1-on and will probably do so this Italian entenie n the two 1 ped at Blresmand Musso- lini’s gigantic exhibit of Italian ma terpieces at the Petit Palais, have Parisian mode with he Fr wers peppered the Italian effects More than that may be fluence on the the style world the biggest sin- coming fall Halo Hats opied from old Italian halo hats inspir- s seen in ages, Re- boy berets and Fra are already being seen and the s orld looks e a score of other Italian influences to break into the clothes limelight with fall fashion shows. Rieh coppery Titian which the master was famous, and brickshued Venetian reds, Veronese greens and Verona browns have already appeared in the fall toques shown in modiste’s lons. She are equally by the Italian stamp. On designs black felt halo hats w frame faces like aureoles. Ano makes felts inspired by Italian pea ant eoifs set well back of the hai line, while a third has come out with Rennaisance page boy heret desighed of pulled well over the forehead. Hceded Capes Schlaparelli has launched a Ve- netian cape for ‘evening wear—a full length hooded affair of deeply inkled taffeta — and named the carfs attached to her evening ns “Fra Angelico vei A nun-like simplieity marks some cf the black daytime frocks for late summer wear. They are designed with the simplest necklines without a vestige of color, or touched only with'a ri mof white, while a few new dinner gowns are cut with the long sleeves, tight bodices and full ekirts of the Italian Renaissance. | BB S Automobiles from.28 states were countéd on a staget ih Panama City, Fla., in a single &fternoon. Colors maste: ed by t masterp: nnaisance Angelico page veils Quick Wit Saves Life Hufled from an airplane 2000 leet @p, Miss Ya Ching Lee, reput ed t6 be America’s only Chinese woman student pliot, escaped with » <uating in San Francisco bay, {2 i modiste Veronese green velvet - - i i e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1935, . TRANSF HOLLYWOQOD’S FREE STATE'S WAGE BILL IS HITTING JEWS and, Aug. 9—A bill de Valera govern- rates of pay for ade in the coun- aimed directly have emigrated to nd from Germany in CORK, Irt introduced by the ment regulating advantage of the Free high protective tariff, some m as high as 500 per cent., hundreds of the newcomers have ned small factories and are pop- ly believed to be earning large t many of their em- re making as lit- o s cents an hour has made the nment determined to enforce equitable wages. R tle Canadian Timber Drops VANCOUVER, B. C.—Timber pro- duction in British Columbia, heavy threughout the first half of the vear, dropped in July because of a slump in foreign timber markets and ir ivity in many logging con- cerns due to the fire hazard. - ‘PERFECT BODY’ MAY HONGR EXPLORER SANTA BARBARA, Caly., Aug. 9 —A move to erect a monument to Joao Rodrigues Cabrillo, who made a voyage of discovery along the old ornia coast in 1534, on San el Island, offshore from Santa ara, was started here by Dr. quin R. S. Leite, Portuguese pro- essor. Cabrillo died on the island, which he discovered. oo —— SHOP IN JUNeAU FIRST! S — : jflofiie of Bflurbon Glitter 1 | Maki bri |reau of heri |berthed &t the ‘Gpld Storage Deck | yesterday afternodn at 5:30 o'clogk. | Early thi§ morning, about 4 o'clock, the ehiplpft port; headed for Seat- tle. The Eider; stufdy crath Hufit to| withstand' Newvy ‘keds, atrived in! ! Juneau's parbor from Cordova. Most of theicrew :aboard weré from False “iPass ip the: Aleutian Islands. They, "ihad beep engaged in patrol work in »ihe Bpistol Bay arge; which resenitly close a'limited sgimon packing seq- < Gapt. A. B. West is in command of ‘the ider. Eider's yisit here was merely dn routine husingss."” e WABHINGTON, Aug.- 8.-<Some! odd proposals for coins have been consigel and turned. down by COng:pzd at various times. In {890 there was pressure ‘fo @ $4¢ piece to be called the “Stel- la’ A% another time a group of people wanted a $1 gold piece coin- ed with a hole in the center. There was a group whicH cam- paigned for the “goloid” dollar in two royal ‘Highmesses' have known| be imade in part of gold and in part of ‘silver, with the idea that @ dollar made partly of gold would keep the market value no. matter what happened to the price of sil- ver, Skilled British ‘Workers Cling to American Ties LONDON, ' Aug. 9,-v—’!‘;}e .govern— ment has found that the nusiiber of British citizens who went to the ¢t as filustrious a lineage as her | Unitedt Statés after the ‘war and ,,ya) husband-to-be. She can claim second son of the kin i) here, zhxu-‘ 2 trol ship, Effler, | He sald that the| ——— R § . By STEWARE FRENCH' ORENCE, Haly, Aug. 0 ng love and cldilaws:are making Juan, sea-going student prince, ent for' the coming. of fal he is to be married in on2 most royal of royal Spanish ili m, | valist circles disclose that the of the prince, son of ex- Alfonso and heir to the vacant proud throné ‘of ‘the "Boubons {to his cousin Princess Maria Me; edes, will ‘tike ‘place 'in ‘October, | that the 'place probably will be | wedd i | &in bu Unites Family Branches nuptials will "unite the two hranches cf make how afld Spain are striving & the ‘occasion '‘m glitterin: worthy of the glamorous that for centuries ‘held sway yver much of Europe. Don Juan now i3 a student of) w at the univérsity 'here after exciting years in the British] Althgugh good in This studies riends say he ‘spefids as ‘much in' Paris with" his' fiehcee as ather will permit. Their engagement, which' for ome liftle time was secret, is the slossoming of a ‘ehfldhood romance sezun in old monarchial Spain. The our 1avy each other almost since their birth in Madrid. He is 22, ahd she 23 Princess Convent Bred Princess Maria Mefcedes is re- ported to be rather a‘quiet, retiring girl, only a short time 'out of the convent in which she ‘was educated. Don Juan, on the ‘other hand, is 'dashing and debonnaire. He has the easy charm and grace of his father, together with the friendly sélf-assurance of a sailor. The princess, daughter of Don Carlos de Bourbon of Paris, has al- atSpanish RoyalW edding it s, 'amd’ royalstd” of both} A | Don Juam, third son of. ex- King Alfcnssy and cfficial heir to the vacant Spanish throne, will be the center ¢f a Bourbon loyalic! demonstration when he marrics his cousin, a daughter of ‘the French branch of the family, this fall. Alfonsc’s other ch. which cccacions figured. Alfonso Bides And Hepes in both of n blood In January, the Infanta Beatriz, the exiled monarch's eldest daugh- ter," became the wife of Prince Alexander Torlinia, son «{ the for- { mer Elsie Moore of New York and a former American schco.boy athlete. | Two months later, Don Jaime, married now owant ‘te return s ‘inconse- ging Iouis XIV .of France among | Madamoiselle de Dampierre, grand- quental: ook wis ment 'when a thentber -asked ‘Ernest Browh, Minister of Labor, if there was Statutery authority to pay - for. ¥ ““her ancestors, and she is the niece ‘Thte ‘question cathé up in Parlia- of the Duchess de Guise, wife of |Curis of Boston. the pretender to the throne of France. The wedding of the crown prince daughter of the former Josephine These weddings likewise were celebrated in Rome where the king is watching closely the political wepatriatioh of skilled British work- ¢ yhe ‘Bourbons is expected to sur- situation in Spain and bidinz “his fren. “I"have madé -inquiries as to the number ‘of applications in months,” the Minister replied, “ I./do not find it béars out the seription ‘large number.’ State Seeks Oil MACEI, Brazil—The. government of this iGonst-lne statéhas tele- graphed to the Ministry .of Agri- thre &t Rio' de Janeiro asking ‘for technicians to explore the interior far gas and -oil fields. A e s ‘Fot Evety Purse and Efiry Purpose PACIFIC, COAST COAL €0. .i)uofw 412 %4 8 - “Stem to Stern’ Complete Ré}ta‘n;irl,g,': Call 411 - CONNO DAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY! Special Glacier H ighw&y i)elivery . The Daily Alaska Empire is delivered ddily to all points on the as far as Tee Harbor daily, did Eagle River on Sat- at the same delivered price as in the: City Limits or or at the megular subscription 5 per month. And when we say delivered daily, we mean daily, Glacier Highwa urdays only in Dougls price, $ Treadwell and Thane . , Chevrolet, « Service AND RIGHT AT YOUR DOOR, Call The Empire or contact the HIGHWAY Ilfi]LN.ERY, author- ized DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE delivery service, and ‘START YQUR SUBSCRIPTION TODAY. Daily Alaska Empire v # ot Poidi , “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME" ' 0 pass in magnificence the marriages this past winter of two of King i GEORGE CLARK time In the hope of a 1estoratoh of the monarchy. NEW \ DRIVERS Is “Museum” of Past | Tiny Olvera street finally is assur- ]‘ed its place as a museum of early | California days. | The California State Supreme Court has upheld a city ordinance {closing the street, which runs one | block-north of the Plaza, to vehi- cles. Only sightseers traverse the little thoroughfare, beautified by |'the planting of trees and erection 5[ booths and buildings in the old Spanish-Mexican style. | - Idle Crowd Libraries VIENNA-Latest statistics of Vien- na's public libraries state that 70 per cent of visitors to the institu- tions are unemployed men and wo- | men. LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 9.— FORUNIVERSITY ER a2 A7 %! 3 | | NASHVILUE, Tenm, Atk 92 | new hospital plant will be bullt and ment fund set up with a gift to Vanderbiit Uni- versity 'school of mediciné from the general education board. Départ- |ments of diseases of women ‘and | children will be established, present | maternity facilities increased, more |space provided for infectious dis- eases, and béds for ‘private patients | increased. AR L Citrus growers of Lake county, Florida, are coQperating in opera- |tion of a portable irrigation system designed by the state agricultural 'extension service. Air-conditioned trains to CALIFORNIA s year, enjoy a fast, smooth trip by train. Leave ' Seattle any evening and have dinner in San Francisco the next night. Or 8| on and wake up in Los Angeles next morning. ‘This year, for no extra charg you'll have the added comfort :f air-conditioning if you ride on our crack Cascade or West Coast. The air in cars on these trains is auto- matically warmed or cooled to the ideal temperature. At the same time the air is filtered to make it fresh and clean. Train travel, with its many advan- «s:and on to Through Pullman cars to Mexico Tity from Los Angeles on our West Coast Route via Mazatlan and Guadalajara. It’s the popular place to go this year. Roung;l from tages, costs very little; Sleeping car rates are a third less formerly. Dining carmeals at new low prices. And rail fares are fiow 2¢ 2 mile and less. Here's orié example: TO LOS ANGELES From: OneWay vy, divg. Seattle . . . . $21.50 $34.00 540 Vancouver,B.C. 24.50 39.50 46 ‘These fares good in coaches on our fastest trains; also in improved Tourist Pullmans, plus berth charge (upper berth from Portland to Los Angeles $3.40, lower $4.25). MEXICO CITY Seattle to Mexico City is onl $118.30, on sale every day uatil Octaber 15. Low fares this winter, too, Write for our free booklet, “I've Been to Mexico”. Southern Pacific For folders, reservations or additional 1 information, write to: B. C. Taylor, 1405 Foutth Ave., Seattle, Wash;-or C. G. Alton, 474 Graaville St, Vancouver, B. C; ¢r J. A. Ormandy, 705 Pacific Bldg., Portlaad, Ore. B [ e = NTOWN CATION ''NEAR BAILEY’S CAFE NOW OPEN Phone 106 @® The same d&)endnhle 24-hour service, night or day, from either PHONE! | ..Phonf 14 @ The same old City Rates—25¢ PER CAR i 00000000 0O MR A o “BUSTER” POOLE O T b mn s D | e ead | ~maa— o~ ) R -