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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
F. ". BRADLEY PASSES AWAY
 IN CALIFORNIA
Death Comes to We'll Known Mining En-
 gineer This Afternoon
HEART AILMENT
 GIVEN AS CAUSE
Had Been Miner All of His fe-Received Many
 High Awards

Frederick Worthen Bradley, aged 70 years, noted mining engineer, and President of the Alaska Ju- neau, Nevada Bunker Hill Company and Sullivan Mining Companies, died this morning in Alta, Cali fornia, according to Associated Press dispatches received by The Empire and also by L. H. Metzgar General Superintendent of the AL aska Juneau Gold Mining Con- pany.
 MT. Bradley died as a result of heart ailment. He was born in Nevada County, California, in 1863 and had been a miner all of his life, during which time he was the recipient of high awards from min ing societies.
 He is survived by his widow mother and four sons.
 MT. Bradley's father, H. s. Brad ley, wanted him to go to West Point, but he refused and went to the University of California Until recently he had been active as a board member of score of corporations.
 Two years ago, Mir. Bradley was awarded the Saunders Gold Medal for the years outstanding achieve ment in mining. He served one term as President of the American Mining Institute and was interna- tionally recognized as a leader ir the mining engineering profession and as mining executive.
 He was an assayer and roust- about, Eagle Bird Mine, Nevada Cal, 1884-85; Superintendent, Span- ish Mine, Nevada C., l885-90; As sistant Manager, 1890-94; Manager 1893-97; President since 1897, Bunk CT Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company, Id h o; President, Tacoma Smelling Com pany, Tacoma, Wash, 1898-1905; President, Alaska Juneau Gold Min ing Company since 1900. Was Presi- dent, Oneida Gold Mining Com pany, Cal, 1900-O8, Mariposa Min ing and Commercial Company, 1900- 12; Construction Engineer, 1900-11 President since 1911, Alaska Tread
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
ALASKA SALMON PACK TO JULY 1, s65,853 CASES
Bristol Bay Not Included Runs Elsewhere Light
 CT than Early 1852

Exclusive of Bristol Bay, the Alaska salmon pack for the week ending July l, was approximately 366,000 cases of all varieties, &C., cofding to official information re- ceived at local headquarters of the United States Bureau of Fisheries and made public today by Capt M. J. O'Connor, Assistant Agent Packing was in progress from Bristol Bay to Icy Strait and op- ened yesterday in the Western Dis trict of Southeast Alaska.
 No reports have been received from Bristol Bay but unofficial ad- vices from that district said a heavy run was in progress. In the other districts so far the runs have been mightier than in 1892.
 The pack by district to last Sat- urday was reported as follows: Icy Strait, 24,316 cases; Kodiak, 61,156; Copper River, 59,730; Prince Will liam Sound. 9,150; Resurrection Bay, 3,002; Cook Inlet, 13,580; Chignik, 23,073; Alaska Peninsula, south side, 167,528, north side, 4,318.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
DELEGATE HAS 15 BILLS NOW
 BEFORE HOUSE
List of Measures Pending Is Announced-Works
 for Relief Funds

WASHINGTON, June 24-(Spec- ial Correspondence) = With the special session of the 73rd Con- gress adjourned, it will be well to see what bills introduced by Delegate Dimond are now before the National Legislature. The bills are listed here:
 H. R. 6013 is a measure which would permit Alaska Railroad en- ployees at Anchorage to purchase government houses which hereto fore they have only been able to rent. The Department of the h. terior approves this legislation.
 H. R. 5745 would transfer title in the land occupied by the Pion- eeds' Home at Sitka from the Federal to the Territorial govern ment.
 H. R. 57O4 would extend the act providing for compensation for in- juries suffered by United States employees to Frank A. Boyle He was injured while United States Commissioner at Juneau.
 H. R. 5253 is measure design ed to increase the pension of James H. Anderson to $75 per month. Long a member of the United States Signal Corps in AL aska and also Senator from the Second Division, MT. Anderson has been hospitalized in the states for many months past.
 H. R. 5665 provides for proven tion and control of floods in the Salmon River at Hyder.
 H. R. 5209 is drawn to provide for extension of the legislative power of the Territorial Legisla- ture to include game laws and laws relating to fur-bearing anil malS.
 H. R. 5205 is the companion measure to H. R. 52O9. It provides for transferring the control of Al aska fisheries. with the exception of fur seal and sea otter fisher
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
STOCK MARKET TRADING FAST,
 LESS FEvER|SH
Rails Make Best Showing
 Prices Hold Gains
 from Fractions Up

NEW YORK, July 6.-Stock Mar ket trading today was at fast pace but less feverish than at several other recent sessions. Gains were made and held from fractions to around two points.
 Today's close was firm with more than 6000,0O0 shares being sold. Rails made the best showing.
 Tobaccos and some industrial specialties attracted sizeable fol- lowings.
 Wheat and corn gained.
 Cotton Is Up
 Cotton was up $1.
 Foreign Exchanges were steadier. Case reflected the improvement in grains by a last minute gain of six points.
 Johns-Manville spurted up five points.
 Rail gathers of one to two or more points included New York Central, Santa Fe, Baltimore and Ohio, Union Pacific.
 Liggett and Meyers Tobacco B, Reynolds B, American Tobacco B were up one to more than two points.
 Most of the oils were up frac- tionally.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
CHAMBER NAMES. COMMITTEE FOR. NAVAL PROGRAM
Will Arrange for Entertain. ment of Destroyer
 Crews to Visit Here

To formulate a program for the entertainment of the officers and crews of the destroyer squadron to visit here during the last week of this month, President John w. Jones has appointed special com mittee of four from the Chamber of Commerce, it was announced today at the regular weekly meet ing of that organization.
 J. S MacKinnon has been sell ected as Chairman with E. M. Goddard, J. L. Gray and R. E. Southwell as assistants. Dances, baseball games, automobile rides, fishing expeditions, possibly fight card, and other features have been suggested for the three-day visi- tation to be made by the detach- ment.
 HoIzheimer is Welcomed
 Judge w. A. Holzheimer, United States Attorney, was formally well comed by President Jones, who said it gives me a great deal of pleasure to welcome you for the Chamber and on behalf of the community one who is so good a citizen and so active a worker as Judge Holzheimer." ~
 The latter acknowledged the greeting gracefully and said it was just coming back home. Moth ing is more conducive to better citizenship and better government than organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce" he said. He expressed his appreciation for local support given him as a candi- date for the office to which he has been appointed, and added: T hope at the end of my tenure you who have so kindly endorsed me will have no regret for what you have done"
 Ketchikan Buries Depression The annual Fourth of July par ade at Ketchikan signalized the death and burial of Old Man De- pression in that community, the Chamber was told by Glen c. Darlington, of the Juneau Young Hardware Company, and also prom inent business man in Ketchikar. Anyone who has been to the States cannot help but feel that there has been big change for the better recently. Now am sure we have turned the corner at Ketchikan," he said.
 The First City, he declared, was the worst hit community in the Territory from an industrial and business standpoint. Conditions are really improving there, he added It had a fine celebration Tues day. An effigy of Old Man Depres- sion laid out in a hearse was the central figure. To the strains of a funeral march played by the Metla- katla band, it was hauled to the waterfront and cast into the waters of the bay. The band then switched to Happy Days Are Here again,
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
NEW NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
 CHIEF NAMED
Arno B. Cammerer Sue. ceeds Horace Albright,
 Who Has Resigned

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Arno B. Cammerer, of Virginia, has been appointed Director of the Nation al Park Service, succeeding Hor- ace M. Albright, who has re- signed.
 The change is effective August g when the parks will be reor- ganized to absorb other activities under general regrouping pro gram laid out by the President.
 Albright resigned to become Vice-President and General Man ager of the United States Potash Company, operating refineries at Carlsbad, New Mexico.
 Cammerer has been Associate Director under Albright.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
BREAD PRICE
 RAISE NOT TO
 BE PERMITTED
Complaints of Boosts Re ferred to Attorney
 General for Action

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Secre- tary of Agriculture Wallace moved yesterday to head off a bread price raising movement with the an nouncement that complaints of boosts in prices are being referred to Attorney General Cummings for such action as may be found nec- essary"
 Secretary Wallace said his ac- ton followed complaints of bread price increase in widely separated localities from Administrators. He refused to make public the com plaints and turned them all over to the Attorney General
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
DIR. LEON ENSCH AND
 FAMILY FROM FAIRBANKS '
 TO MAKE HOME HERE

Dr. and Mrs. Leon Ensch and their three children, Jean, Robert and Dorothy, arrived recently in Juneau from Fairbanks and ex- pect to make their future home in Juneau.
 pr. Ensch, who is chiroprac- tor, has been practising in Fair banks for the last six years and has spent some time in Cordova He has taken offices in the First National Bank Building and will start practising here in the near future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
FIVE ARRESTED,
 SHOOTING CASE
Seattle Police Seeking As sailant Known Only
 as Curly

SEATTLE, July 6.-Paul Tracy, a waiter. was wounded in the abdo- men and hand in a bathroom shooting in a downtown apart ment building early this morning and is in a critical condition.
 The police are seeking the as- sailant known to Tracy only as Curly"
 Two women and three men have been arrested as witnesses to the shooting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
MAKING LAST STAND

LONDON, July 6-The Ameri- cans are waging a furious last ditch fight to save the World Economic Conference against equal ly strenuous opposition on the part of the gold bloc countries which consider adjournment necessary.
 Acting under new Roosevelt ord- CTS, Secretary of State Hull carried the battle into the opening meet ing of the Steering Committee which had been expected to pro- nounce the death sentence of the barley. The fight developed and ragged for three and one-half hours before the exhausted participants adjourned for lunch without a decision.
 The delegates indicated not only had no decision been reached but the situation was wholly confused. Here's Line-Up Unofficially, the position is some what as follows:
 France and the gold allies are unwilling to concede the confer Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
PROSECUTION COMING

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Prosecu- ton of persons profiteering in bread will be inaugurated by the Department of Justice as soon as conclusive Evidence for action IS obtained, Attorney General Cum mings said. His office is now study ing complaints made by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace which indi- cate an unwarranted raise of bread prices in many sections.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
BIC CONFERENCE
 WILL CONTINuE;. DECISION MADE
Steering Committee Makes Announcement Late
 This Afternoon
GREAT VICTORY FOR
 SECRETARY OF STATE
Cordell Hull, American, Wins Decisive Victory
 -Cold Bloc Loses

BULLETIN = LONDON, July 6.-The World Economic Conference will continue but monetary and tariff matters will be excluded, the Steering Committee decided.
 The decision came late this afternoon after a furious bat tie and was a great victory for American Secretary of State COrdell Hull.
 France and other gold bloc countries advocated for m a l conclusion of the barley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
Kidnapped Man May Be Ciuen Freedom Soon

CHICAGO, H., July 6.-John Factor, Jake the Barber" kid naped recently, may be released soon, his friends stated. The ransom is reported as ranging from S75,0O0 to Sl50,O00.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
WHEAT QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Ill, July 6.-High, low and closing prices of wheat on the Stock Exchange here today fol- lows:
 July delivery 98as, 96A, 98 and $1.G0A; September delivery 98A
 1.00%, $1.0O%; December delivery $1.O4, $1.0l, $1.00A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
To Make U. s. Fleet Equal
 To That of Any World Macy

Public Works fund for battleship modernization to give the United States "battleships equal to those of any navy"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06

The University of the Phillippin- es is attempting to lengthen the fresh citrus season in the island lby developing more effective cold
 storage methods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06

There are approximately 99,00O motor buses in use in the United States, statistics of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce disclose.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06

WASHINGTON. July e.-secre- tary of Navy Swanson said the Navy will ask for $77,o0O,oOO of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06

Forty per cent of rural ministers in South Carolina are not college graduates, state university stu dent survey shows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK, July 6.-Closing quotation for Alaska Juneau mine stock today is g, American Can 95A, American Power and Light 15A, Anaconda 19A, Bendix Avia- ton 20h, Armour B 3ss, Bethlehem Steel ATS, Calumet and Hecla 8h, Ward Baking B 4as, Radio Cor poration 10A, Fox Films 3as, Gen. eral Motors 321z, International liar vester 44A, Kennecott 23h, Pack ard Motors 5M, Standard Brands ETA, United States Steel GA, Union Pacific 1914, American Cyanide B 14ss, Ulen Company "A, United Aircraft 39S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
SUSPENSION INDICATED


 LONDON, July 6. The great powers of the old and new world agreed early today to suspend the World Economic Conference until a more propitious time, thus the historic assemblage, called in an effort to improve economic condi- tions in the world, admitted itself defeated in violent collision on monetary policies between the gold countries, led by France, and the non-gold countries headed by the United States.
 Midnight Session
 The decision practically came last night at midnight at a meeting of the gold bloc where it was decided that the American stand of taking care of features having the ob- jective of raise of commodity prices to stimulate business take precedence over currency stabili- zation, was emphasized as the rea- son of differences which tempor- arily, at least. ares irTeeoncilable.
 American Attitude
 The Americans wanted to con- tinue the conference but informally expressed willingness to acquiesce to a recess which was voluntarily set for two months duration.
 The gold bloc's declaration said the American statement will facili- tate recalling the conference and permit it to resume later in an atmosphere of sympathy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-06
E. R. SMILES

WASHINGTON, July G. President Roosevelt s m i l e d with deep satisfaction on re- ceipt of the news from Lon- don.
 Senator Wheeler, of Mon- tana, after talking with the President said: Their bluff was called"
 The President offered no comment.
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sALE-AUTOMOBuES.

FORD 1882 VS. DE- Luxe CoUPH--Beau-
~; sa,;s ;R:9s's s.s seI
ssSs ~ ::s9s
~ ssss e tSaz sssss Over
1S a; tsGny.n,Sns:; sodfY AK
nv. md Conn: ave and =:
os1 W. .ssS i' e.. s:SSs
Drsi 900: ssS tens. =; accept
FORD ls3s MopEL q EoADsT lIIRso;!,.rE
s .sseut nn's sem n soidins .1s
mirror and rumble seat. Considered 70 &c
Of s hs n: *. 'n &:s itS. e 1855
GRAHAM NoYAL SEDAN. 1929 little :ix;
s S1a: and ADAMS IYn. 6ss ns" sell sis'
HUDSON m LUXE SPORT ooUP p, mo;
rumble run seat orisinsi black cream wheels;
wells, trunk rack; condition wonderful
$780, and trade ss
.1s..6s aas asS mS Ssl; sedan
51zS:
HuPMoBII sfpAN-A very nice family
owner: . 1891 custom series model; priced
shSo unsss P:rsss trade osos
s1 -e 81 lsad sr's% .oGss s.d:!ss
finest condition: sell $166. AID. 3203.W.
oLPsMos1r 1880 SPORT COUPE ,o With
ton; price. $40. Ct. 2ii3 after pm.
oIpeMOBIIE 1880 oOACH--This car is IN
perfect eondition; can be bought rIan..a s No
P 1sR . ns North fnss5, Motors
oIDsMoBILE COACH. late l9so-oris: nm,
.s s.: sss re e IN Nos t.t u'
,s.asiiai sh.d. q tan VII renders TO match;
i asi an' sis' Re
Of the most popular oidsmobiles ever built
:omo Of p
on you r. yss ae'os co 1906 s0s
PACKARD SPORT COUPE-Rumble seat;
looks and runs like new; terms: or best cash
offer Must sell by 18th co. 4040.
P ne. disc aheeIs Win
eli Us hero sSssh al . Tsis :s
sT VI. .s.t. s 9: aa. new .:s sssnu
trunk. orisinal cost. $2.700 snap for
LA sALLE. early 20: wire wheels. g.
! passenger de luxe; new tires: looks and
CADILLAC 3f4 end Series. 7-passenger
Sedan. S176
CADILLAC 83 7-passenger-6 practically
new tires; Any demonstration vii be given
ROBERT HERSoNs AUTO EXCHANGE.
72 Fla. Ave. NE.
SIX REAL BARGAINS.
La Sale 1928 4-Door Sedan. ..... SPAS
Studebaker 1929 President 4-Door Sedan. 225
Studebaker 1929 Dictator 4-Door Sedan. 225
Ford 1881 Fordor Sedan. 225
Oldsmobile 1929 Coach ........ Jas
Chevrolet 1929 Phaeton ........ 95
Every car reconditioned and guaranteed
terms or trade
MANHATTAN AUTO &
RADIO CO.,
1905 eth st. NV
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In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
Users on presentation OF the box
number ticket.
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sITUATIoNS-MEN AND WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

MAN AND WIFE. colored. position private
family: chauffeur, house work or take care
OF small apt; no children. North 4957. IL
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MOTOR TRAVEL.


DRIVING LINCOLN TO BRArTLERoRo.
Vt, Tuesday or Wednesday; passengers, $40
round trip. Address Box Any. Star once
DRIVING TO CHICAGO-ACCOMMO
3 passengers; share expense; references ex-
changed. North 6435. Hamacher
CHICAGO Round trips. Atlanta. Miami
., st. Louis. Los Angeles Sc
cans leaving Tues. and Wed: share expense
LOGAN HOTEL TRAVEL BUREAU.
North 6435. Open Evenings
CHICAGO. Los ANGELES. N. Y. ATLANTA.
Miami. sedans daily: share expense.
TRAVELLERS AGENCY. Ma 354o
932 St. Next to Metropolitan Thester. .
RELIABLE TRAVEL BUREAU. lIO1 14th
s. nw-Cars leaving daily for all points
CALF. 7-PAss PACKARD AND FORD
vs.; Chicago. Ford VS. Tues sedans All
points. y. s. TRAVEL BUREAU NE ALI.
CAPITOL TRAVEL SERVICE,
CHICAGO. $780, ivst cars. all
Aarons. eo4 14th st. NV. ME. 1873. 6O44
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outside rooms, newly furnished, coli SPRINGS,
new mattresses; suitable high-class rooming
Belmont w sen.der sasn.
FOR RENT-5014, Conn. Ave. nne store
%G.. OFT s on VI si sss re ou Telephone
and full dress hiring parior: price low for
cash; owner retiring. Address Box 300.Y'
PARTNER for an estsSiished business: S. 600
Investment required. Address Box ICY,
oa c.S 1n oe't Ssd.:s: ee g.
n Wsson sa6s ss shb bal AS
dress dress Box 4sa.T. i Star sne once ce "0' 81:
BATHS; Nicely iuFnsSsS ana 90 vel IsDs
assl feepSaae BE- ARDl ss5 ESQ
:l5 10th ST. s.E-Four- garage; suit
able ABLE fS, workshop; reasonable rent NE
Of the finest stores in this locality: reason
sssn! %ssv ss IT, sssassn and s. after
DELICATEssEN. confectionery; good corner
for sale account Of sickness; reasonable ME
FUN HENI-farKlnR space, SlOU' uoHie
bakery equipped. S75; shoe repair equipped.
S75. r. B. Behrend. 1917 NV. 22e
zig A ST. NE.-Rooming house. 10 rooms;
good income; h.-w.h.; rent $3.50; Ink
end sleeping rooms good furniture. radio;
very clean; cash price. S325; terms. $500.
Atlantic 0394.
urn DINERS AND LoGATIoNg.. SC
JERRY OMAHONY. INC.
900 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N.
S15O-GROCERY and l room; rent SIS.
S35O-Grocery and delicatessen; rent. Slb.
observation-disclosures and rooms; rent. $50
S500-Confect., news and lunch; rent. S35.
S600-Confect. and rooms; rent, S27.
S300-Lunch, near picture show.
S400-Lunch. well equipped ION sale beer)
downtown, transient street: bargain.
So5O"Lunch and fountain: near station.
$3.50 BOOMING house. 10 rooms; cheap rent.
S30O-Roomine house, rooms. rent. $50
S35O-Rooming house, 10 rooms rent $50.
S40O-Rooming house, IL rooms; near 18th
and Col I'd: your terms
S500-Rooming house. II rooms, baths
S75O-Rooming house l8 rooms 3 baths.
SS5O-Rooming house. 10 rooms, baths
near 18th and Mass. ave. rent SIS.
r. NJ. CURTIS. $50 18th st. NV, MA. 1892.
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SALE-AUTOMOBMES.

AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction,
92S H st. NV, every Wednesday and Satur.
day. 10 am. Usually good assortment.
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COOK. excellent. neat, colored woman; ex-
perienced all-around general houseworker,
waitress; full or part time; references. AT
lantic 63O6.
GIRL. colored wants work: general house
work. waitress. maid part time or days
work: reference. North l0294
GIRL colored. wishes work. cooking general
housework or nursing: stay nights. CO.
563S-W
GIRL. colored. desires work of any kind;
stay or go; city references. DE 1900.
GIRL. colored. reliable. wants Job as day
worker or part time. City references. 1906
You st. NV. Apt. 4. DE. O35l
GIRL, reliable. colored desires Job for part
time work or elevator operator. PO 1914
1928 Church st. NV
LADY leaving city, wishes to place her cook,
competent maid. Phone Adams 1923
LADY. colored wants general houseVork;
stay night; from Va. 1922 18th ST. NV
LAUNDRY WORK neatly done by ? expert
enSed southern women; sun -dryed Work
called for and delivered. Mary, Atlantic
MAID. colored. to clean ladies or bachelors
quarters. Call or write. Mary. 2oO9 18th
st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job. general house.
work. city or suburbs; stay nights; good city
references Phone North l459-W. or cali
l5lG LIST st. NV.