COPPER SHARES IN THE VAN
OF THE MOVEMENT UN
DER ANACONDA
NEW YORK, Feb., 21, (JP)—A
vigorous rally assuming propor
tions which went far beyond any
anticipation marked stock ex
change movements.
The buying movement was help
ed along by a good deal of cover
ing over the week-end. It was not
restricted to any one special group
but covered most of the list. It is
thought the'rally was due to the
federal reserve board taking no
action- on the re-discount rates.
The rise ranged from two to eight
points.
Copper shares were in the van
of the movement under the leader
ship of Anaconda. Utilities ad
vanced spectacularly; motor shares
rallied after an early show of
heaviness, while steel made a rap
id and substantial recovery. Rail
road shares were weak most of
the day. The day's sales totalled
3,642,800 shares.
PLANS NATIONAL COMMITTEE
ON WILD LIFE LEGISLA- i
TTON SUCCESS
NEW YORK, Fob., 20, (/PI—An
Ambition which the organized Cor.
tervalion Wild Life Protection
Forces of the United States has
’ong cherished was realized yester
day when President Cool’dge sign
ed the Bill creating bird refuges in
everv stat ' s.nd Alaska.
Gilbert N. Haugen, chairman,:
voted out favorably a Bill which
provides a definite Federal ponev
for the establishment of in viola uc
sanctuaries for migratory bud- in
volving a financial program for th
acquisition and maintenance of
uch sanctuaries. According to this
measure .areas will te leased q:
pi-vciv-’scd whereon it will be illegal
other migratory birds protected
o' an-v time to kill ducks, geese or
under the Bird Treaty with Can
ada.
The Bill pass', d the Senate lad.
spring and since that time has
been icpoing in the Committee on
Agriculture. The National Com
mittee on Wild Life Legislation, re
nresenting all the large conserva
tion societies of the United States
and the State Departments of Con
. ervafion, has been working since
s st September to insure the suc
cess of this now famous Norbeck
Kefuge Bill. Members of the Com. ■ i
mitter recently appeared before j
General Lord of the Bureau or Bud
get, and with the aid of a number
ot their friends close to the Ad
ministration, brought the matter
«tronglv to the attention of Presi
dent Coolidge.
SILVER MINES
You will find 10 times out of nine
rich silver mines above timber line.
WASHINGTON. Feb.. 20. (/P)—
A survey party of the Imperial Air
ways, Ltd., is working on the exact
'ocation of bases for the England to
India air line in the Mediterranean
region. H. R. Buckley, trade com
missioner at Paris reported to the
Department of Commerce.
Passengers to India from Eng
iand, who will fly over an air line
0.000 miles long, will travel by land
plane from London to Basle, where
they will take a night train bring
ing them to Genoa in time for
breakfast.
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CONSTITUTION PROVIDES TIMT
NO JUDGE SHAH. PRACTICE
AT LAW
SACRAMENTO. Feb., 21. UP)— \
The assembly late yesterday voted
o impeach Judge C Hardy of Los;
Angeles for misdemeanor in office
ov a vote of 57 to 18.
This action followed recommen
dation of impeachment by a special
committee which investigated the
marge that Judge Hardy had ac
cepted a check for $2,500 from
Aitnec McPherson for legal services.'
The con tilution states no Judge
hall practice law.
OEOROE EOVE OF valdez IS
ELECTRO PERMANENT SEC
RETARY PIONEERS
CORDOVA, Feb., 21, UP)—Re'olu
tions adopted by the Grand Igloo
Pioneers of Alaska now convcnng
hme; included indorsement of a
Territorial Pioneer Dr,v j,n eai.h
year; that the Territorial Legisla
ture be petitioned to build a new
modern fireproof Pioneer Hem :
construct another home for b ;th
pioneer men and worn n in the
northwestern part of the Territor
memorialize the legislatin' ■ to make
Armistice Day, November lHn, a
■egral holiday as suggested by the
.meriean Legion: indorsement f
a Government owned and on r tea
institution for Alaska insane and
increase the pension allowance for
aged residents of Alaska r:>i ing toe
present $25 maximum to $35.
George Lcve of Valdez was elect
ed permanent secretary of the or
amzs non
WOT A LIFE
NEW ORLEANS, Feb., 20, UP)—
Some people never know when
they’ve had enough. Paul Piazza,
remained to see a motion pic
ture show the second time anti
••hought ho waVgetlin* mote tm.*.
iis money’s worth. Later lie dis
covered that during the second
liaow his p acket was picked of more
than $300.
GLENDALE TO DEDICATE
GLFNDALE, Calif., Feb., 20, (JP
T-he Grand Central air terminal of
Jiendele will be dedicated Febru
ary 22 This new airport on a 150
acre site will have a concrete run
way 3.000 feet long, and plans for
the project contemplate an expen
diture of S3.000.000, C. C. Spicer,
manager, announces.
It is eight miles from the busi
ness district of Los Angeles and will
he used as a terminal by the Mact
dux air lines operating to Sa*
Francisco, San Diego and lower
California.
BEX GET5J0FT, T’r'SlJ?F'J ME1ITO
OF CONSPIRACY. SJCK: OX
mORATIOX
LOS ANGST '”3, Feb.. 21. f/P)—
Former District Attorney As>
'eyes ?n:! E. H. Rosenberg, former
f rpcroMon promotor, both con
licted of conspirecy giving and re
eivin.y bribes and sentenced to
terms from one to 11 years in San
Quentin, in the Superior Cou». t
) ndc mot’ous for a new trial
i hie.1.: was denied.
Ben Getzofi. the third membt ;• of
he conspiracy, was given two
■reeks probation because of iilne. s
oeforc his sentence.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
The Father of Our Country
FtTT.r «p:;et> pt anf coitt.d be
PLACED IN THF mew WIND
TTTNNED
WASHINGTON. Feb.. 20, UP)—
Safer end ehe^ner airplanes is the
pirn of a Government proposal to
'^'hld a giant experimental wind
runnel 'nboretorv at Langley Field
T/a. Plans for the proiect. whicli
exceed the proportions of any simi
tar laboratory planned by any na
tron..or? now before the House Ap
propriation Committee in an item
requesting an appropriation of
■ W-mn in 1°30 by the National Ad
’•i'--ry Committee for Aeronautics.
A full sized airplane could be
placed in the new wind tunnel to
.p.je ,, detailed study of forces
. efinp- upon the plane in full flight
rphtoiri tel:Jug it off the ground.
I Wind tunnels have played an im
inortani. part in the development of
>afer airplanes, but heretofore toy
like models have been used for the
tests.
H TfOV TAKr’V AT sFATT{.f,
for n f?j:'it\ating
ATX DANGER
FFATTT.E. Feb.. 21. (/P)—Dr. L. D.
Fricks, physicicn-in-charge of the
Uniter! States Public Health Service
in S'-uftle. announced vesterday ad
oassenyers and crews for Nome, Sr,
Michael and other Bering Sea
ports this soring, will be required to
obtain a certificate of vaccination
u ' u o it,,1 lowed t,o embark.
This ac ;on has been taken to
-u.:rc: against a recurrence of tli
'muiloox epidemic of lasl year.
F!?r*r» Nr*)?TCit>-'o?r ■ • >1FV
TO '"’<yo* •tic" 'JOHE
INFOPH "TION
WASHINGTON. Feb.. 21. UP)—
?^sirr','s of assurin'? continuity m
be outgoing and incoming admin
strations President-elect Hoovei
mnfered with President Coolidge at
;reat length on Government prob
oras.
President Coolidge received Mr.
loover at the White House proper,
nd not in the executive offices,
ifter remaining closeted for three
uarters of an hour Mr. Hoover told
eporters “General affairs of the
rovernment" had been discussed
nd referred them to President
toolidee for further information.
A TUNGSTEN ALLOY
The alloy of tungsten and alumi
um known as partinum is very
ght and tough and is used largely
1 automobile construction.
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