TELEGRAPH NEWS
* SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION ,
BEGINS IN MAY
(By The Associated Presa)
SLANT JOSE, Jan. 81 — Bdg,ar
Levin, Jr., In charge of prepara
tions announced thht the next ex
pedition to Alaska uader Father
Bernard Hubbard will begin in
May. Supplies for this scientific
expedition will be flown to the re
gion via plane by a parachute.
The party will travel by foot to
reclaim them. The expedition will
end in October.
CANNERY WORKERS _
DESCEND ON BRADY
(By The Associated Frees)
SAN FtRANCISCOj Jan. 22 —
More than 150 former Alaskan
canndry workers, demanding speed
ier justice, descended upon the of
fice of District Attorney Brady.
Their leader, Arthur Johnson,
attorney for the California labor
commission, said that they were
protesting against the postpone
ment of the trial of four San Fran
cisco men accused of violating
the state espionage law by send
ing workers to (Alaska under an
outfitting agreement that took
most of their wages.
The trial of the four men, Emil
Mayer, Arthur Young, Samuel
Young and Y. Lopes, clothiers who
recruited cannery crews as a side
line, was postponed until Feb. 5
by Superior Judge L. T. Jacks.
Johnson declared that the fisher
men were victims of the worst
case of slavery since the Civil War.
BAYS JAPAN DESIRES
AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP
(By The Associated Press)
TOKYO, Jan. 82 — Foreign Min
ister Koky Hirota told the Japan
ese diet “between Japan and the
United States there exists no ques
tion of intrinsically difficult of sol
ution." He said Japan fervently
desires American friendship.
RELIGIOUS FANATICS
KILL OWN CHILDREN
"-"™ (By Tne Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Jan 2 — The pros
ecutors office said (hit first degree
r'order charges would be filed
against Oscar Hestness, self styled
messenger of God and his wife,
who' will be charged either as a
principal or accessory to the mur
der of their sons, John, aged 10
and Henry aged 4. <Oskar, In a
confession sad he did it because
44 God told me to choke the devil
out of them.”
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MURDERESS PROdABLT INSANE
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Jan. 23 — Steps dir
ected to sending Hestness and his
wife, Marie, to the insane waTd for
the rest of their lives based on
the alienists report, were planned
by the Deputy State prosecutor,
Lenhean. He sa d he would place
first deftree murder charges against
them and then ask the superior
court jury to return verdicts on
the basis of criminal Insanity of
either guilty or not guilty. The
verdict will than be equivalent t
life sentence.
Hestness is a definitely delus
ion maniac type,. Doctor A. Nic
holson said, with no chance of re
covery. He also declared that
Mrs. Hestness should be committ
ed to the Insane ward of the state
prison.
DESPERADOES SLAIN
(Bv The Associated Press)
PA0LA, Kansas, Jan. 22 —
Shouting “let’s flgrht,” Bob Brady,
who escaped from prison three1
times, was slain by a posse, wh’ch
also captured three of six con
victs who escaped Friday from the
Kansas penitentiary.
DKCIARKS WYNEKOOP
CASE MIS-TRIAL
(By The Associated Press)
CHICAGO, Jan. 22 — With the
shadow of death hovering over
Doctor Alice Wynekoop, Judge Jos
eph David declared a mis-trial un
til she Is well enough to continue
the murder trial.
NATION’S WORKERS INCOME
SHRINKS
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan, 2 2 — A
shrinkage of around thirty-two tri
llion from the income of all the
nation’s workers last year was pre
pared with the previous story told
the Senate by the Commerce de
partment. The national income for
1929 was eighty one billion. In
1932 it was 49 b'llion. The fig
ures for last year are not avail
able as yet, but It is estimated
they will be the same as 1932.
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BREMER NOTE THROWN
THROUGH WINDOW
t By The Associate! Prebs)
ST. PAUL, Jan. 23 — Swiftly
moving reports and events bel-1
ieved in some quarters to point j
to negotiation's looking to the re-1
lief of their son, the Bremer’s re
ceived a second communication
from the • abductors thrown thru
a window of their home.
GOVERNMENT ORDERS
AMERICANS RELEASED
(By The Associated Frees)
MADRID, Jan. 22 — The gov
ernment ordered the immediate re
lease of four American® under ar
rest at Palmas Malluro, sentenced
to prison for assaulting civil
guards. ^
BREMER FAMILY RECEIVES
NO ASSURANCE
(By The Associated Press)
ST. PAUL, Jan. 22 — Despair
crushed the waning hopes for the
early release of Bremer as the
family determined to refuse to
barter a fortune for the safe re
turn unless they received assur
ance that he was still alive. Fur
ther word Is awaited from the ab
ductors.
MONEY HI LI/ BUMPED
SEVERE TEST
(By The Associated PresB)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23 —
Roosevelt's money bill bumped the
most severe test vote In a private
session by a closely divided Senate
| Banking Committee, while impend
ing fights elsewhere bespoke poss
ible delay In the enactment until
next week.
Armed with reams of testi
mony. in which friends and foes
alike held the devaluation bill
I would permit huge credit expan
sion, but differed as to the wisdom
of inch a move, the commit
prepared to fight It out priv;
! ely. In the meanwhile the admin
,18* ration shaped announcements to
1 start the ten billion dollar re-fln
janclng program.
POLITICAL FIRE WORKS
IMMINENT
(Bv The Associate i Pre*»>
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 — Suf
ficient political fire works to light
>’n the national picture, topped off
by unusual conflicts between well
recognized figures, was foreseen as
likely in the forth comijig Sen
atorial, and Congressional primar
ies for the general election.
Goss p is already thick on Cap
i.ol Hill about contests involving
individuals seeking to jump from
the House to the Senate, and some
former Senators who may try to
get their seats back to tlie politic
al path thru the congressional
route.
ALASKA PACKERS
REPORT PROFIT
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23 —
The Alaska Packers Association re
ported a net profit of three hun
dred and twenty thousand, six hun
dred and seventy dollars in 1933,
scoring an impressive recovery from
the previous year, when their loss
was one million, three hundred
ninety-one ihoiisand. The report
ed sale of carry over from the
1932 pack netted more that the
cost, resulting in the restoration
of eigth hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars to the surplus that
had been set aside against what
had appeared to be a probable loss
on the thousand, six hundred and
fifty nine cases compared witn
nine hundred and fifty thousand
two hundred forty nine cases for
the previous year.
President Wm. Timson said the
markets for canned salmon had
improved during dhe early summer
nearly exhausting their stock.
CUBA RECOGNIZED
BY UNITED STATES
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 — End
ing six months unofficial relations,
during which Cuba has been in a
turmoil, the United States recog
nized the new Cuban government.
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 — Caff
erty was made ambassador to
Mexico.
HUEY 1 jONG’S CANDIDATE
DEFEATED
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(By The Associated Press!
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ’ "24 —
Senator Gong’s candidate for
■mayor in the pr'marv apparently
lost to Mayor T. Seemes Walmsiey
who was seeking re-election on
th© anti-Long ticket. He carried
the whole ticket" along wi‘h him
DOUBLE HEADER
JASEBALL GAMES
At Eagle Hall
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31
AT 8 P.M.
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Hammon vs. Alaskans
. A
Pederals vs. Commercials
Admission Adults 50cts.
Children 25cts.
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stkA.ak comedy
tkio uitft*: soon
A stellar comedy trio, composed
of lluster Keaton, Jimmy “Schnoz
zle” Durante and Polly Moran does
its share to attempt to lift the
current depression blues in ‘‘The
Passionate Plumber,” Which her
alded as M-Q-M’.s latest laugh riot
will open at the Dream Theatre,
Friday.
The three are said to have side
spll ting adventures in a story
.’hlch depicts the diverting career
of a plumber who becomes the
guardan of a Parisian beauty and
s involved In a series of riotous ex
periences in his attempt to prevent
he girl from succumbing, to tie
charms of a two-timing gigolo.
Keaton as the willing but bun
gl'ng plumber gets into one absurd
situation1 after another. Chor les
galore are promised from the mo
men) the pulmber, soaked by his
inexpert activities in the bath-room
appeals before the distraught he - j
oine, in nothing more than a tow>!
to the delirious episode in which,
encouraged by Durante, he engages
in a duel with an insulted French
man only to turn the encounter In
to the moat madcap sort of farce.
The romantic affair between the
long-nosod Durante and the bellig
erent Polly Moran also holds its
share of laughs and the note of
high-keyed merriment is carried „
thru various® scenes which ream
topmost pitch in a furous domestic
battle in which crockery and glass
ware a~e hurled about in a most
enthusiastic manner.
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DUELLING REVIVED IN PARIS
(By The Associated Press)
PARIS, Jan. 2 5 — Fighting the
first duel as the outgrowth of th«
Bayonne bank scandal, Deputy
Andre Hesse and a lawyer, John
Beineix, flerd two shots at each
other in the Parc des Princess on
the outskirts of the city without
results. The quarrel was caused
over an article Beineix wrote crit
icising Hesse and his activities as
a lawyer for Serge Stavinsky, the
founder of the fallen Bayonne
pawn shop. The bitterness of the
quarrel was not settled by the af-.
fair of honor. • 4
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