KING PUB SEND
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BUCHAREST, June 12. (A>)—King 1
Carol is going to send the Queen ^
into exile as soon as he completes r
negotiations to establish an in
come for her. It is understood j
the amount will be $40,000 an- j t
nually.
She will be allowed to visit her
son, Crown Prince Michael thrice j
yearly. i _
A Rumanian lawyer said the j’
King had bought an elaborate j
villa for Mmle. Lupescue, the 1
cause of his rift with Helen. J
OIL OFFICIAL IS VISITOR
R. D. Baker. Alaska supervisor
for the Standard Oil Co., accom
panied by Mrs. Baker, is in Seward
from a general inspection trip in i
Southeastern Alaska. He is going |
to Kodiak and the Westward and j
back to Seward, then leaving for .
Anchorage and Fairbanks. This;
is Mrs. Baker’s first trip to Alaska j
and she has enjoyed the trip im
mensely. Both also took in the i
beautiful Copper River-Keystone |
Canyon tour in Valdez.
William Hesse, Territorial Road
Engineer, arrived in the city last
evening from the Interior where
he has been making an official
visit.
TAILOR DIES ANCHORAGE
John Lind, Anchorage tailor, j
reachd the end of the trail last \
week as the result of a hemorr- j
hage, his lifeless body having been j
found in his living quarters at the j
rear of his tailor shop, says the
Anchorage Times.
Otis Moneyliun, connected with
the Bureau of Fisheries, is leav
ing on the SS Starr for Chignik
where he will stay for the summer.
VATICAN SECRETARY RESIGNS
VATICAN CITY, June 12. (A1)—
Archbishop Pizzardo, Vatican sec- j
retary of state for ecclessiastical J
affairs, resigned as advisor of Ac- ;
tion Catholica, which is interpreted
as a concession of the Vatican to j
the forces of Premier Mussolini.
Don ivfetzdorf, head n. the Alas’-, a !
Railroad stores departs .t and .
Warren Neal, head of A’.'.a- , Rail
road Tie Inspectors ar*;*' on Inst
night’s train from Anchorage They
have been inspecting Wo along the j
road ad plan to remain in Sward
lor a few days.
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HOUSE GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sessions arr
d on last night’s train from Anch
rage. Mr. Sessons is the chief clerk,
f the transportation department of
hie Alaska Railroad. They are the
ouse guests of Mr. and Mrs Wm.
ibbott. Mr. Sessions expected to
eturn to Anchorage today.
Mrs. C. Amend ana children left i
Dday for Lawing on a fishing trip.!
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YUKON TONNAGE
The SS. Yukon of the A. S. S. Co.,
in port during the night from the
South, is discharging 98 tons of
freight for Seward proper, 15 tons
for transfer to the SS. Starr, west
bound, and 416 tons for Alaska
Railroad points, a total of 529 tons.
One hundred and 30 tons of the
rail cargo, consisting of lumber, is
destined for Yukon river points.
J. Newmarker and G. Vestal, U.
S. steamboat inspectors, arrived to
day from Juneau.
Maurice J. Anderson, traveling
representative of the Pacific In
ternational Airways of Alaska, Inc.,
returned to the city today from the
South. Mr. Anderson reports fly
ing business is good and many are
going to the interior via planes.
About two more years will see
I the road from Iliamna Bay to II
iamna Village, on the lake, com
pleted.
j Dr. A. R. Roberts, local dentist,
who has been in Valdez, returned
on the SS. Yukon.
| The halibut schooner Middleton,
Capt. G. M. Issacs in command, ar
rived in port last night with 18,000
pounds.
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