The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 27, 1935, Page 7

THE DA'LY ALASKA EMPIRE. MO\II)\\, MAY 27, 1935. policiés, Just how mx hué %}d p:)ht callys The chatge was made ‘frequmny RE IEF mms in both houses of Congress during debate on the work relief bill that the measure- placed an all-powerful be impossible to defeat an admin- istration with that much money 9 p‘)}lurulvweapon in the hands of President Roosevelt; that it would i 3 at its disposal. Administration Leaders TR e el Are Skeptical About f Hopkins’ Move FLU EP ID EMI l’ By BERBERT PLUMMER | A PT BABRflw WASHINGTON, May 27.—Some | Administration ieaders are rmnkly‘ skeptical of the wisdom of employ- | REPORTED UVER 1g such tactics as those being used ary Ickes and Harry Hop- | kins, FERA administrator, in with- holding relief funds” from ‘dertain | Two Dealhs of Tubercular. states. 1 They are affaid “cracking down” | Chfldrcn Brmg Vie- ! on such new deal opponents @s ! tims to 18 Huey Long of Lotisiaba and Gov-| S ernor Talmadge of Georgia may in| POINT BARROW, Alaska, May the end cause more. l)prm than good. 27.—The flu epidemic is practically ' The people might“get ‘the idea,'over. There are only a few sporadic they say, that the administration is cases and these are among those out to punish it§ political opponents, who came from the far eastward in this manner. If they did all sorts, coast within the week for whaling. of trouble might, be stirred up.|None of the cases 15 serious, Dr. Some leaders arfue it might be|Greist reported. wiser in the long run to allow fed-| The last two Qeaths were tu eral funds to flow into the balli-| cylar children, one an infant. These wicks of the incorrigibles than to|geaths brought the total to 18 or Tun the risk of incurring the en-|gix percent of the total flu cases mity of a whole section or a state ' There have been several relapses! The more practical-minded poli-|due to the convalescents over-eating ticians among the ‘Democrats pointiand. otherwise not takinz care of to the case of Governor Davey of|them:elves affer being discharged Ohio and his feud with FERA Ad-|(:om the ‘n:r'LaI mir atcr Hopkins as a case in N point. The Ghio Exampie w H N Hepkins made cnarges against the Ohio governer and tock away from him jurisdiction of FERA funds. Davey, a Democrat, fired back at| Hopkins in like fashion. A A X AT Ohio is always a pivotal state in| 3 @ | a national election. If the Roose-| velt administration makes too mam”; enemies there it may regret it in! - November, 1936. [ LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 27— The row Secretary Ickes is having | The proposed second ‘bonus march with the Louisiana “‘kingfish” pre- t> Washington was reluctantly post sents a different proposition. Long, poned yesterday by the leader, Roy- perhaps the new deal’s bitterest op- al M. Robdertson, cn account of the ponent and a threat to President few who showed up at the organi- | Rcosevelt in '36, charges the Ad-‘mnon meeting. min ation is out to get him in; Roberton s he intended to Louisiana by spending millions m‘mmch to Washington, however, and public works money through an or- his participants will include soldiers, ganization composed of his pelitical Townsenders, strikers and unem- enemies, Ickes' contention is that ployed. the “kingfish” wants to use the fed-'—— e eral work-relief funds to strength- PR. J. W. EDMUNDS—COMING! en his own political domination of ~ The “Fiying Seattle Optometrist,” Louisiana. (whc suade 21 flights last summer Aside from the merits of the ar- throughout Alaska, is taking gument, the danger, in the opinion 1S ninth annual Alaska Vacation of many, lies in the fact that Pres- I:ip, and will be at the GAS- ident Roosevelt is being accused of TINEAU HOTEL, JUNEAU, from MAY 20TH 'to JUNE 5TH, inclusive, buildinz himself up for the cam- %5 9ONS sve, paign next year by use of relief EXAMINING EYES ANDFITTING money. GLASSES. Hundreds of the most If such an opinion becomes wide- Brominent people of Alaska are spread it may hurt. /his satistied patients, and look for- The Georgia Case annual visits, as one's As for Governor Talmadge of be re-examired once a Georgia, he has said flatly that de- lly changed spite threats of “cracking down” on de“"d* is a him and his state federal funds will cog- be forthcoming anyway. A harsh ¢ s and gives the critic of the mew deal, apparently, maost sm, ntific and best Eye service he does not belleve the adminis- CVtainable. MAKE APPOINT- tration will dare punish him at the MENTS EARLY! Fermanent offices expense of the state of Georgia, 4t 1431 Fourth Ave, near Plke S| With almost five billion dollars Seattle, Wash. in work relief money to spend and it in light of opposition to new deal DAILY Emii iKE WANT ADS PAY! Daily C ross-word Puzzle ACROSS Solution of Saturday’s Puzzle g. Lacteal fiala Bpigot . . Daubs . Dawn Support for the head Shallow re- ceptacle . Charm Down: prefix . Affectionate . Goes down name for . Throbs an English . Retinue of king palives Cut of meat . Delicate Understand o . Dokt of welght And: French . Sixsline Purchaser stanzas Indirect sug- . Jovial and B w sty ude - Takes back . colored bird 3. Mix gireulasly ¢ A mn century pllaying cards . Push one's DOWN ‘way through rudely . Sharp and harsh to the 1. Male parent o . Salt of auric . Pain isco! . Too acid . Other Water vapor. 48, Descend from 3. Rui 3 e?n of ‘one’s Sun a convey- 1, Nothing ance . Affectedly sh. . chnd a ves- Tipped up . Counter- . Byl Attention balance hesitation . eacoe Dikes . Savory &1 Note of the butterfly - - 53.Irrigates . . Harpooned X Iflflflil’////lfl HII l FERREE B HEES RN RERRS ‘fll%fil lI%al '%/g=-%%=gln/?‘ llll‘%lll/I% Zé , .. . /, 11 7 . didEER fl- -. fl.....///,fl. B e Skagway Orga stallsat Final Meeting— '} il i iy uson, | ing. Dinner and Program ; P. H. Ganty, Vice- e P SKAGWAY, Alaska, 1 : Specii) Correspondence)—On Ma; Mrs. J. Taylor, Corresponding lefters for cale at Empire office. hai had a bisy woek« -end. X ) 23, the Skagway Women's Club held 5. F. J, Vandewall,| Al yfu do is fo il in‘ names wud bv Alex Holden,, Liloyd Jarm W p'clock in the l“":}"""“ its annual dinner and final meet- | Crurtes man; < Mrs. C. L. letter is ed. Two dozen for flight mpc)m‘uc ugm‘;c»n‘; 3 e on‘n specklfle fig ‘L to Ing for this year ja the club rooms. ' Polley, Fublicily Chairman. twenty-five cents, 4 sceuic light gver, ugnq'm Haines , 10 "bring Hawley Sterling a_par t) of tourists from the steam- | f=“""""""= Lte e y ‘T“nw puests ntmnaud the dmnex\ The pro for Ute evening was| N s G B {which was prepared and served by (& “hilari entitied - “N- Rty jr Northwestern while the suip Was T I 4N . E } {Mesdames James L. MeVey, Samgiven I james McVey and ‘“ Post Saturday, R ¢ 4 P On Saturday evening, the plane N. Hansen and Clayton L. Poll ol o t arranged i a § y eve e The table ‘was charmingly dacos-)bs : nuson and Klgre- 4 Jeft here ‘at B:15 bclock with the CI EA NERS cted ip blue and silver, the clyb koper. a word study by Mrs, Frank Vst g Rev. Edwyird ©. Budde as a passen- 4 - { calors . Websters. an t on table 3 4 & 3 gibzer for Sitka, Sunday morping C. Alter the diries n ol garvice by Mrs. J. F Ft‘s"t ] fi W. Hawkeswolth and Dr. W. Carson non I,n ficers for the y 5| The romamder of {he . ovening Y { Buea. Jt; nartcred the piane foom held, the following Wi 2 | was pleasaniy cpent in card play- P it 4 to Wiangell where they were ; !5 ? | ué to atténd the graduation exer- Wil 1‘{ 3 cn‘x.a' nf F ince R‘e‘ at the Wrangell Instivute. . G. Klerekop Satwrday afternoon, the pucmc& Falrchild tetyrned fo Ju- May 24— | Mrs 4. L, Mcvey, Treas- | ALASKA'S FROSPERITY CHAIN ' from Wrangell Sunday morn- Ala ka Airway; Falrchild seapl 5 “"2“’“‘8 Vgte ‘%t 18980 Gelock Juneay from that city. Tt et 5;:& at 6 otlock last eve- nmn "t8notrow the Fairchild “ c 1} # iled ‘to leave Juneau at Prospenty Cleaners i 0] awk | Gty Fesak. Bserton, Fora ang | FAST . SERVICE Jtka, With passenivérs and first | . Iq»s mail, 1¢ Ls due to return from Guannteed Q“.l“y M 1o maarow sening. | Phone 507 ADVICE TO MQaORISES |} Be sure your driver's license is WG P SR B < iy 10t _out of date June 1. 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