Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1932, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1932 B_11" . T 7 y except when the display becomes spec- |to see the spectacle, because of the officers of the army and navy in bril- | behind the brass rail which a com-|merits of the 8t. Lawrence Waterway . ' | fxospe Diay D e ek e of Unimalk Tiland. « s | liant uniforms studded with medals | moner must never pass. | plan since the last session of Parlia- e rou e' This year it is Shishaldin, & peak on | messages were picked up at Anchorage, and decorations, participated in color-| The address was in French and Eng- | ment. All negotiations carried on had . L | Unimak Island, one of the largest of | Alaska, last night | ful ceremonies. lish, official languages of the Dominion. | been verbal, he said. 3 g |the Aleutian chair, that is (umlshlng‘ | Cannon boomed & salute when Lord | The governor general declared Can-| In answer to questions from Mac- is often associated with [1 the fireworks. Hampers Radio Reception. | Bessborough, the governor general, ar- |ada’s economic position was “funda- | Kenzie King, opposition leader, he said sericus diseases. Don’t take | & ge o (‘ I Reports from Squaw Harbor, 150| AS last year, the eruption is ac- rived with 'Lady " Bessborough in an | mentally sound.” He announced nego- | there had been no orders in council| chances. Learn how Nature | H ] | companied by static so heavy it serl- | i open sleigh accompanied by & mounted | tiations were under way with the United | re"arding the project since the last ses-| can help to soothe your Kid- | mil Ji S ) te miles east of vnimak Isand, Indicale | ously interferes with radio communica- escort of Princess Louise Dragoon | States for construction of the St. Law- | sim. t neys and aid them:back to | V| this year's a ctivit ay be year's volcanic activity may tlon over a wide area. Guards. rence Waterway. | —_— more ‘interesting than usual 2 e | Shishaldin was in violent eruption in As the governor general stepped to| “My minister's determination.” he Beautiful Display Seen. 1913 and 1914 and mildly active in 1927 the throne to read his speech, Lady | sald, “is to maintain a rigid economy Banana growers in the Canary normal functioning. Phone or write for booklet today. il ; 3 Islands are protesting against the | o Shis ; |and 1920, Rising 10,000 fect, this peak Colorful Scenes Mark Open- | Bessborough took a hand-carved chair | consistent with the discharge of those [AN¢ [ Volcanoes in Alaska Area snishaidin is reported in the most|Gud 1925 Rwing 1000 fert tha BOTE Co p | nearby which was once the property of | statutory and contractual obligations | fiench monthly import quota restric- w‘f}g"efl‘_‘:f’“grggf b°,;‘n¥‘“‘§‘k vio and spectacular eruption in 2 " rve v burst. H Princess Louise, which are essential to the preservation | e | many years, with huge quantities of |Outourst. . - = of Parliament— : — Order a case today. Light Skies as Lava [many e e Qe ioy| The volcanic activity often s ac- | ING Guns S of the integrity and credit of the Do- | ¢ y. companied by earthquakes and sub- me. minion. —— sl <] E | > 5 i Pours Forth. 1(”‘3’}"5;31 gmoke and ath scattered | (orrunean disturbanoes, which akier| Salute Lord Besshorough, | Beside her, in a gold-lace uniform, e b Proseis Don’t Endure Slipping | Z e s contours of small islands in the region R R, S R e -z ety The voleano prescnted a beautiful| gng raise pinnacles on the ocean floor S e thje Yoete | From the glitter and gold of e sen- | T A] SE TEETH ington”only. Fhone ‘o write I ate the members of the Commons Do your false teeth drop or slp A e e_liner Aleutian, which sank in | ..o oo n e 2 A e ay, " 1929, was L y remier R. B. Bennett was stationed at senius, an” amateur 1y, Day, Kadiak Island, in 1030, %A% “OTTAWA, February 5.—With all the | the right of the throne returned to their own chamber. There | when you talk. eat. laush or ‘sneeze? rator . 1 fly o B | a new Labor member -was presented, | Don't be annoyed and embarrassed b Vihg Aames. (0 8 height of 1,500 | TAised by shifting of the ocean floor. | pomp and display of a great pageant,| meccenger was sent to summon | bringing that party’s membership to i Fasteeth. & new pow- ountam a ey ater e on vour plater. holds St the volcano lighted up the ks e Canada’s Parliament opened yesterday. | members of the Commons. As tradition | four. ~The standing in the Senate is " Gives Bne feellng of secur- mak Island like a huge torch. | The “second coming of Christ” took = Richly gowncd women waited for | requires, he called them by -rapping| Conservatives 40; Liberals, 47 s eomiorts Mo “eumin” $0ort” | for 75 Years the Prescribed Water persed with great clouds of place on February 29. 1736, accor « o g:in admittance to the Senate | sharply on the huge oak doors. Premier Bennett announced the Ca- || Pasty taste or feeling, Get Fasieeth to- ‘ B e enere e iiog Saciety of | galleries where Supreme Court judges| As the governor began his speech. | nadian government had not entered into | | 487"} BroPlo Drie Slorcs or any other st HOT SERINGS, ARK. enius was one of the few persons ' Belicvers, sometimes called the Shakers. in robes of sc and ermine, and members of the lower house grouped any correspondence bearing on the - 230 Woodward Bldg. 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