The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 30, 1936, Page 8

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8 R o TP e mmma‘.mfl!..&avm L3 = THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY APRIL 30, 1936. NEW COMPLAINT Daily Cross:tvord Puzzle ACo0te Solution of Yesterda s Pum'e 6 Iriitetey IS F".ED |N F|SH stance de- BIAITAS|LIAT & Measure ved troi - - pe Ceylon moss |AIN| TEZTIUIC] ]| Billow GUNGERN CASE l”’g'::i(‘pr]:- plant SITIEIEIRIZE MIO N Unit of work |13, Scarce S[EIRIGIEZSIE|D . Tiny 14 Elerr 300 v 15 Afherent ot OW|LBHRIEISITIE[D| |- Sody servant | the crown |A|SIKEZNIETEAS|TIE|RIE n umbrella l D d 16. Division = = UG TORAthar Old Charge Is Dismissed i Biprection o [SITIEIPZATIUIGHAEIR]I[E Cone “togethe contempt 1 0 Outer covers Against California Pack- | 2. mbean” monk gggE S@slUES S uter” cover 98" . | whee] 23. Stone writin D thel ing Corp., Alaska Firm o SOIL| I [OFN|OMIETS] o Ouer T 27. Upright tne . \WIHIEEL|ERZGKIEIE[VIE Singing volce ; ¢ Apd — For| ngross A 1 /|E] e & “AS}TINGTO(i?‘c}xg?“in?“ r«mpol‘ S HIEINERE [VIOIKIERE TIEE e : want ol Juris 3 ’» 2 aa > (i [ P N !4ll‘] covers= Trade Commission has d'~x1\|~wdl : F oiots [OIWEZRIEIPAIYIZE [ND) . i the old complaint against the Cali- 49. Speed §9. Mark left by e ,u“,,m," fornia Packing Corporation and | ’gm"’ n a blow o v;x',"'!‘fffi. substituted a new complaint charg-{ Sor Rasmal qpTich Poem S DOWN 43, Homer's ing it and the Alaska Packers As-l A o plant W st sociation, a subsidiary, with sup-| 3% Fe;}j;p]pfl t oo AN pressing competition crmtmgl 40. Couches army combustible I p p 2. Send pay t Mois a monopoly in the le of rood‘ " Orggn"fio"ml‘" “:; l()f,lvn [ Ou‘g'um uses products. The dismissed (‘Um))Lunl‘ scent knock-down 5. Segment of a charged the company and three | 46. Avalanche soap frame curve subsidiaries with restraint of trade and a tendency toward monopoly in the San Francisco Bay area Announcement, of the action said: | “The California Packing Corpora- | tion and the Alaska Packers Asso- | ciation are alleged to have ex- ecuted a plan using its great hu}-‘ ing in steamer freight tonnage and | undue influence in touring of ton- nage by other shippers through the Encinal Terminals in Alameda, con- trolled by the packing corporation. “The new complaint charges the respondents with preying on busi- ness of competitors by obtaining from the Encinal Terminals the names and addresses of customers of such competitors to enable the corporate respondents to bring pres- sure and influence to bear on these customers to divert their shipments of products purchased from cor petiters through the Encinal Term- inals. The respondents are alleged also to have induced and compelled competitors to divert shipments so as to utilize the Encinal Terminals by bringing undue pressure to bear on industrial concerns from which such competitors purchased raw materials and manufactured arti- i cles.” The individual respondents nam- ed in the new complaint include L. E. Wood, A. M. Lester, W. H. levy, A. K. Tichenor, H. E. Van- Horn, Irving F. Lyons, all officers or former officials of the two cor- III% HEE Q@ I’//l ORCHESTRA MEMBERS CALLED TO MEETING A specia! meeting of the Commun- ity Orchestra will be held evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Grade i /il 7 %/%HII% EIIII/% /duun Friday | /4 =/% HE JEEE Annual Coast and Geodetic Survey Work Will Begin SEATTLE, Apnl 30.—Motorshin STEELS, RAILS ASSIST STOCK - MARKETRALLY Buymg Rush in Late Up-|] turn Aids Practically Entire List NEW YORK, April 30—Steels land rails rallied a shaky stock market today for net gains of frac- |tions to three or more points. The j ticker tape fell behind on the late {upturn as a buying rush enveloped virtually the entire list. Transfers totaled 2,500,000 shares. | CLOSING PRICES TODAY NEW YORK, April 30.—Closing {quotation of Alaska Juneau mine istock today is 14%, American Can 125, American Power and Light 9%, ‘Anaconda 327, Bethlehem Steel '49%, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul jand Pacific Railroad 1'z, General Motors 61, International Harvester 180, Kennecott 35%, United States Steel 57%, Cities Service 4%, $4.94. DOW, JONES AVERAGES | The following are today’s Dow, | Jones averages: Industrials, 14567; rails, 43.28; utilities, 29.18. - SECRETARY OF - STATE SOUNDS - WAR WARNING Criticises Supreme Folly | of Excessive” Trade Barriers WASHINGTON, April 30—De- claring there is a “rising danger” of a catastrophe world war, Sec- retary of State Cordell Hull attack- ed what he termed the “supreme folly of excessive” A revival of world trade t,hmugh Pound | trade barriers. DM. CRAVEN LEAVES FOR WEST ALASKA Navy Oflici—zIEnds Visit Here Which Was Thor- oughly Enjoyed lA Admiral T. T. Craven concluded his iwo-day visit to Juneau when the U. S. S. mine sweeper Swallow on which he is making an extended Alaskan cruise, shiled from Juneau this morning for® Skagway. enroute to various navy radio stations along the coast of Alaska. including thc at Dutch Harbor and St. Paul Is- land. Yesterday Admiral Craven spent a busy day discussing Alaskan and naval matters with Federal and Territorial department heads, vis- iting the Territorial museum where among other exhibits of interest he sdw a copy of the birth certificate |of his mother, born in Sitka under the Russian flag, the daughter of an officer in the Imperial Russian and later in the day a tou through the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company mill and offices, which he said impressed him im- mensely, telling L. H. Metzgar that as amazed at the vast and sys- | tematic workings of the mine. Last night Admiral Craven, his aide Lieutenant F. P. Old, Lieut. |Commander A. D. Bryholt, of the |War Plans Division of the Navy | Department, who is traveling with | ‘he Admiral, and Lieut. Bern An- derson, commanding the Swallow were guests at a dinner party at the Governor’s House, followed by a small reception attended by local naval reservists and acquaintances |of the Admiral. Before his departure, Admiral |Craven said that he had thorough- ‘]\ enjoyed his stay in Juneau and |gained much desirable information. He will return through Juneau on ia commercial vessel, southbound, in about a month - SHOP lN JUNE~<TY | Navy; | | | HIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIHIIIIllIIIIIIHIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIlllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllfl 0 MEANS SOMETHING T0 YoU F dollar bill and a new pair of Star Brand all-leather shoes free of charge, because | RANKLY, though, it doesn’t mean that you are going to get a five we can tell you in advance that you won't find any paper or fibreboard in' the heels, countets, soles or insoles of a Star Brand shoe. Good leather is used in these vital parts, and that means more comfort, longer wear, and better value for your money. So this pledge does mean something to you. It means that when ycd select Star Brand shoes you are getting the sest shoe values that money can buy — And that's the reason why it pays to come to us for your footwear. Westdahl has sailed for Alaska, op- schlumg' porations. School Auditorium, according to an- | lowering of such barriers is neces- The commission set May 20 as nouncement made to ening the annual coast and geodetic ¢v {5 halt a “virulent disease | the date for a hearing on the Members of the orchestra are be- | SUFVeY season for mapping the Al- of economic distress, social unrest, order to show cause by the cor- called together to make a de- |aska-Canadian Bounaary dictatorship and war,” the Secre- | poration why they uld not be on concerning the feasibility of | The Discoverer ana Surveyor wiii tary declared. | SRR (0\ cense. practices as: al- ing a concert in the month of |sail next week for the Aleutians His remarks were made at the % it - e ren s 0 nc. leged. May. A practice session will also |and Kodiak for work on the coast closing of the session of the Cham- | 4 ————— be held, under Byron Miller, hte Alaska. ber of Commerce of the . United 28 5 i " GOODIE SALE Director. il e il f Juneau's Leading Department Store Gocdie Sale will be held by the T o s B In 1860 Mark A. Cooper erected Secretary Hull, in describing the Don't fail to visit our Upstairs Bargain Department in New Deal reciprocal {(rade, said if it is scrapped the nation v.xll take a fatal :lcp backward. Labor Prenares | to Voice Demand | for Hike in Pay (Continued fron Page One) Altar Society, Douglas, Saturday, May 2, 1 pm. at the Owl Restau- rant. —adv. 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