The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 26, 1934, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934. {ction Hull (r zes SEVENTEEN NEN LICENSES PASS " e | w \\Hl\f'IO\ April 2‘!— CONTROL BOARD @ States “never faced a graver economic crisis,” Secretary of Pa—) State Hull urged the Senate Applicants from Ketchikan! to Seward Given Li- | censes by Board that the Finance Committee to approve the Administration’s bill grant- ing President Roosevelt increas- ed power to negotiate recipro- cal trade agreements. >oo uor licenses . EXTRADITION . OF MACHADO NOW SOUGHT > ‘Cul)ans Wanl ronnel Pres- | ident on Charges of t n}un hJ yas in verage and Supply (Um Wholesale Murders \ Licenses issued yesterday were o NEW x,om( April 26.—Gerardo L. H. Kubley, Harry Race and Ryus | Machado, deposed Rresident of H.|Cuba, who fled from death threats| his countrymen last August, is nted by the American authori-| s on Cuba's request for extra-| Ju- | dumn on murder charges. ward ‘ The charges are based on the' wet- | wholesale shootings occurring a few days before Machado's flight from ty | Cuba ol; and | It is believed Machado has left | New York, however the border is | watched. | Tony Simon, Douglas. e - MRS. 0. C. WILDE HA OPERATION WEDNE DAY | WOOD FOR SALE | Block wood and klindling. Phone Mrs. O. C. Wilde underwent a {358 —adv. major operation at St. Ann's Hos- PRI AP S pital Wednesday morning. She is Mining Location Notices at Em- said to be doing nicel / pire office. RICE & AHLERS | for the oil burners for the Pioneers | WASHINGTON, April 26. — ThnJ President Lincoln's death. Gandhi Attacked W hile Riding | BUXAR, India, April 26— FOREIGN TRADE IS INGREASING Jury in $16,000 Case SEATTLE, April 26.—Hopelessly deadlocked, the jury trying James { Ashe, | larceny charges, IAshc will face trial again next’ FALL PROVES FATAL imonth in connection with the al- Wililam McFadden, aged 72, C. leged defrauding of Mrs. Sarah |R. and N. W. Railroad employee, Shannon of $16,000 in marketing |recently fell down stairs in his Ber manuscriphs. home and died later in the hos- pital. Injuries to his heart and lungs and concussion of the brain was the direct cause of death. Deadlocked, Dismissed >~ Mining Location Nnuf'el at Em- | pire office. literary agent, on grand was dismissed. FROM HASDORF 3 i st of a car in which Gandhi was ‘ riding. He was not injured. | The clash was from persons op- Local Firm to Install Ven- tilators and Supply Oil Burners for Home WASHINGTON, April 26.—United | __ States foreign trade, as shown by the Department of Commerce, in- creased more than seasonally in March when exports gained $27,000- | 000 and imports $25,000,000 over | February. posing his campaign against India’s untouchables. Daily Empire Want Ads Pay Rice and Ahlers Company, local plumbing and heating supply firt have been given a subcontract to install the ventilating system and ISLAND’S BIG EVENT Douglas Volunteer Fire Home now under construction at Shka. it was announced today. The contract, held by H. C. Hasdorf, Inc, of Portland, Ore., \\ 1s signed early this week for the | eating, plumbing and sanitary fix- | tuu nd ventilation. The total was $3872, it was made known| by Willilam A. Hesse, Chairman of | |the Home Eul]dmg Commission ! ALASKA FISH CODE HEARING Depurtment Annual Dance Douglas Natatorium Hall SATURDAY NIGHT | APRIL 28, 1934 I Recovery Administration announces | a public hearing will be held in| the Olympic Hotel, Seattle, May 8, | on the proposed fish code for !he‘ Pacific Northwest and Alaska R. F. Fielder, Deputy Adminis- trator of NRA for the fishery sec- tion will conduct the hearing. — .- As Teiryo Murakami was about to burn some old papers in Tokyo he discovered one was an issue of the New York Herald announcing Music by Troubadors Everybody Wecome Admission, Gentlemen, $1.00 ® No Argument! ® No Statement! Can stand against the testimony of our many satisfied customers AS AUTHORIZED DEALERS “ of the RAY HART BRADER OIL BURNERS ® We are in a position to give you the best to be had at any price! RICE & AHLERS CO. 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