The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 7, 1933, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933. SEATTLE LOSES IN DUEL OF TWO HILL ARTISTS Los An geles——Pilcher Turns in Second Shutout Game of Season LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 7— “Buck” Newsom, young fast- ariist obtained from the Chi- Cubs, turned in his r':cond t game in the Coast League 0. The game was a g duel with Truett Sewell g Newsom. GAMES YESTERDAY 0; Los Angeles 2. ons 1; Oakland 5. d 6; San Francisco 4. Hollywood 14; Sacramento 11. STANDING OF CLUBS Pacific Cuast ltagne Lost Pct. 0 1.000 1 667 3 867 1 867 2 333 2 333 2 .333 2 000 o.—-»—.—:l:wmwo BAN!]ITS BET BIE AMOUNT NCOUVER, B. C. April 7— ts today held up the Empire ring Company and escaped ,200. The bandits were arm- wil ed with revolvers and shotguns. > ay defeating the Seattle In- |stu | state WOLFRAM BECOMES CITIZEN OF U. S. IN COURT TODAY g Herman Hans wore allegiance to ny in the District Court y and was granted his United States citizenship papers by Judge Justin 'W. Harding. ‘The new American’s plea that his name be changed to Ludwig Wolfram was granted by the Franz Lu - oL Burners for Ranges Circulating Heaters Heating Stoves - Small Heating Plants See one of these $25.00 burners under -actual working conditions at ALSTROM’S NEWS STAND Rice & Ahlers Co. “We tell you in advance what job will cost” “Tomorrow’s_Styles Today” “Juneaw’s Own Store” DON'T MISS IT! Norma Shearer in “Smilin’ Through” CAPITOL T | Burford & Co. ! urford & Co. ! “Our doorstep worn by satisfied CHIGINAGAK IS ASCENDED Summit of Eka Volcano Is Reached Last Month SEATTLE, April 7—The account of the first successful ascent of the Volcano Chiginagak, in Alaska, by |y ank North, Alaskan explorer, and Rogers, of Anacortes, Wash., @ |egucation, dent, Seward, where it was received by radio from Ugashik. | The ascent was made on March 16 in zero weather. The feat has been received with high acclaim heré. Near the summit the explorers| were overcome by the infense cold and also narrowly escaped being overcome by fumes from the crater. North and Rogers brought back | important scientific data. They found numerous hot springs with| an average temperature of 110 Far- enheit on th Back to Farm Movement Helps Oklahoma Banks | OKLAHOMA CITY, April 7—A ‘back to the farm” movement is proving a boon to Oklahoma rural|Committee |banks, says E. H. Kelley, assistant bank commissioner. A surprising increase in the num- | tees. for First Time has been received from 1e northeast slope. 1 ber of small-scale farmers has en- abled many village banks to weather adverse economic conditions and continue dividend payments, ac- cording to Kelley. On a recent 127-mile drive in the | eastern Oklahoma hills, Kelley said ! he counted 54 new log cabins flv? compared to 47 old ones. gt ITALY TEACHING [Tol FISHERS TO FISH ‘GENOA, Italy, April 7.—A gov- ermnment fishing school has opened here to teach efficiency to| the present barefoot casters of nets. is under the joint auspices of the ministries of agriculture and ——————— BAN ON LOANS T0 DEFAULTERS UP IN SENATEM Judlmary Commmee Makes Known Its Rec- ommendations WASHINGTON, April 7. —A fed- eral ban on loans to governments above at the 1“’10 have defaulted to America Or gale with swi its citizens was recommended to the about the struggling man. Finally | Senate yesterday by the Judiciary he managed to get while the Administ tion’s stringent securities bill fi ed ahead in Congressional Commit- | been drowned, wnd make port. Coast guardsmen and others are 23 FISHERMEN, 'TWELVE BOATS LOST,DISASTER 1 of DeatTand Wreck-| | ed Craft Increases at Grays Harbor | ABERDEEN, Wash., The new total disaster to the Grays . |Harbor fishing fleet has reached 12 boats lost and 23 fishermen The fleet of 100 boats was struck L o by & sudden spring SQUAIl AS it | r—————m—m—m e BAILEY’S SPECIAL Every Night from 8 P. M. CHICKEN NOODLES ,was putting to sea. (of the craft lost were overturned {while crossing { Gra»; Harbor Bar while other boats ' jwere swamped in trying to mv.urn April T7— BRITISH LAND |, MARINES, ONE TROUBLE AREA Japanese Aviators Report- ed Bombing Towns Along Lwan River TIENTSIN, China, April 7.—Dis- s received here said British have landed at Chinwang- rotect British property and re as the result of renewed in that sector. the Lwan river. Demands Made forces are manded lin Chinwa render. {kuo Volunteer dispatches said mand. Shanhaikwan and Manchurian reported to have de- t the Chinese garrisor gtao, important -Yellow Sea port, open the gates a Japanese dispatches describe these forces as friendly to the Manchu- Army but they were Manchukuo regulars and not under the direction of the Japanese Com- bl b Use Type and Ink—and Why? The majority | the treacherous | still searching along the beach for s\'r\‘(‘kage. which might be found inK The his journey. John Johnson, Windy Bay to Portlock, nearly met with a fatal accident when the ice on which he wad crossing the lagoon failed to bear him up and ! he was plunged into the \mter." temperature time, and a howling s of sleet raged - out thoroughly chilled and finished | o gl G | Make Millions Think—and Buy. ! enroute from registered six | a grip, climb| | and CHOP SUEY BAIL Y’S C/lFE THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS 'The Gastineau Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat United Food Co. GREATER FOOD VALUES For SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY prices proportionately. Macaroni Hard Wheat 4. 1bs., 25¢ Apples Fancy 6 lbs., 25¢ Grapefruit Florida—Large 10 cents Flour Real Value 49 lbs., $1.10 TEA Blue Ribbon pound, 47¢ Asparagus Regular 2 for 35c¢ 2 cans, 25¢ Sweet Potatoes 0ld Homestead or Preferred Stock large cans, 15¢ Tomato Juice Heinz 3 cans, 25¢ Now that markets have receded, consistent with our policy, White King POWDER large, 37c Pears, Peaches, APRICOTS, PINEAPPLE 214 size, 15¢ Honey PURE 51lbs., 47c JAMS Assorted quart, 29¢c Salad Dressing Durkee—Regular 25¢ Now 15¢ Ripe Olives 25¢ qt. Spaghetti Franco-American 3 cans, 25¢ Salad 0Oil, Bulk Bring Contamer 20¢ pt., 79c¢ gal. When market prices went higher during the past week, we did not advance have passed our savings to our customers through lower retail prices. sible for us because we buy direct and PAY CASH for our merchandise. Corn Flakes, Pep Rice Krispies—Bran Flakes 10 cents Cheese Full Cream pound, 16¢ Cookies Assorted 20 cents Peanuts ‘Salted—Fresh 2 lbs., 19¢ Dates New Crop 21bs., 17¢ Pure Lard 3 lbs., 25¢ Cake Flour Swans Down 29¢ pkg. Soap Chips Bulk 10c 1b. EGGS Fresh Standards dozen, 2lc Potatoes Yakima Best 10 1bs., 19¢ Onions 8 1bs., 19¢ Coffee Our Special 18¢ 1b. Cocoa Baker’s 2lc 1b. Toilet Paper Large Roll 5 cents Peanut Butter Spreadwell 25¢ qt. jar Corn, Peas TOMATOES—STRING BEANS 4 cans, 45¢ Store Open Evenings TELEPHONE 403 CASH GROCERS FREE DELIVERY FLOWERS WILL ARRIVE ON “Né)RTHLAND” our retail we This policy 1s pos- Chinese here said Japanese aviators are bombing towns along | | | 66 W E have provided the machinery to restore our financial system, it is up to you to support and . Together, we cannot make it work . . fail.” President Franklin D. 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