The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 11, 1935, Page 8

R by Wi . S e 2 =iy OUTLOOK BRIGHT - FOR RESUMPTION .. umon labor with a 40-hour “Discriminaticn” Clause { The “no diseriminatic clause ' ansH PLANE Dailygfiff{{fljffidf’tfiffu .| WET WEATHER A, 1STTIOIDIOTOUEINIET TLIE] 10 mepivid " AT YAKATAGA | B S5 | DELAY GAMES 2. Female deer 0 ied by the reten 15 Sitove iz oviin the right to r work to those | clear of teps » round, as 2. F ! ora- No Union Men Guilty of|men who a | heels Can Be Easily Plac- &h anchor H“S:;‘ 5 Leglon. Elks Go Postponed violenc . 14. Dessert 23. Hawailan | Threats or Intimidation T Iather ed Under Shlp, As- 'xs. Solentifle stu- % Greek isiand | ——Probably No Con- I 1 T o nt ol ol 2 IR to Be Reemployed |: betiveen ¢ ators| | serts Pilot Cross | 15, acbirds v, pelCquavivama | test Tonight @ Is' Union at Everett| | 1. Number 3L Large anake | AT SEATT ve has been violence, | || Pilot . M. Cross, who brought ) Witting 34./One named for \ RESULTS YESTERDAY ment ¢ more cheerfu intimidation and all} l|the Cordova Air Service Bellanca| 22 Kind of cloth 35. New Testa- Legion vs. Elks — Postponed, lrtiook 50 prominen not be reemployed. | | oo omaker . Tandli pidhe: to. Juneau 3 Hn‘;?l;'?;!lor ‘m:m spell. [ wet grounds. Washin, 8 lumber —oo—— | ght reports that the Bellanca 27. Shor: for -m. :% ;;lo‘-l.m::‘(”u J GAME TOMORROW 5 man's ni L manulacturer ‘ ne, which was forced dowWn gg seria) rafl- 45 Part of a 61, Shrill barks power A s st v, the Aberdec as GFORGE GAYVOR IS beach near Yakataga village Rt w(ayzl :olloq ;1 wc‘l:rrvh" " colloq. 4“ Re.nfller suit- [ Mocse at 6:30 o'clock. [ . Central por- riting flu o K lumb A o urday with four passeng tion of an 49, P " DOWN 46 | end AerD TO WRITE TO ‘ is not badly damaged, asids S “em of corln 51. A;Egmg ?r L {}usl:a . -zg, Pluchlnu vat ' i That Legion-Elks City League s | 5 32. LI repas 2. In ace of nsects Everett i5 only major Wash- WIFE lN SPANAWAY o the pontoons which Were 33 In°a quarrel- 56 Metrle iand . 5. Complement 5L Public venicye | Daseball game Was postponed for a 2 lun hel tr i off by alder brush. | some man- mensure of a mortise 52. Motal as it second time last night when wet ington lur where ipped y ner 67 Not sultable 4. Strikes gently comes from rounds caused a cancellation. tions in som request for George Gaynor to Pilot Cross flew from Cordova 37. Self 58. New Deal 5. Anesthetic the mine '8 3 resumed. The situation > to his wife has been receiv- | Tuesday, and reached the scene ;34) lIt‘l‘!(\: o i 6. Co:::;:lr"mo 53, Cfl;l‘v,l":‘l.l ke | Unless the weather makes a com- 1 T s, G i | r 0. Al g " H ' lete about-face this afternoon, still tense and business | I e. Mrs. Gaynor, in »f the forced landing at almost the ' 40. Alternative 69. Insect control of 54. Canton 1n P h i Jott 5 s Pilot Alex Holden il Half: prefix 60. Ceases from stronger Switzertand . there will be no game tonight, Anacortes Is qulet. ¢ t ays her ||same time as ot Ale | 43. Epoc labor countries Julce of n tree b coiiont Willlam Holhghelmer an.. Agreement: Withdrawn nort aboard the T Y flying the PAA Fairchild, who was| i e : 5 Agreements off i by the Ever 28, bound for Se he ferry Kalakala, believed to be the world’s first streamlined dispatched from Juneau Tuesday | inounces. There is no regular con- ferry, on her initial trip between Seattle and Bremerton, Wash. It ett operator ) is e Il and says that| wil"make six roundtrips daily and can carry 2000 passengers ang 110 | MOVINE to search for the Cordova | ’ “'g:tguiel;bedt;t;t w:;{i’osgagne;m': Sawmills wi will write to her, a| automobiles. (Associated Press Photo) ane. Filot Cross said one wing {Rases amic Dospneg - ombor drawn. One lea Hpera will be sent for his return.| | tip of the seaplane was slightly in- oul played, probably | gion-Flks tilt attempted last night. | but that the damase can sily be repaired on the beach. the action i addre is Stanway V\hn':nn;—} phes i Pictures and descriptions of the | Se ALyt any tmicdivie aer 3 R““:" i e 2 new streamlined motor ferry, thuL;PuPULATI N heels will be s 5 was put in operation last week by thin a few days wheels w e Mills sumed in JUNEAU fll(FT. |the Black Ball Line on Puget| 1 to the scene of the crash and R cund between the Colman Dock in | ached to the seaplane in piace attle and Bremerton, have reach- | of the damaged pontoons. After / :d Verne Gorst. He operates the | he change has been made the con- / Bremerton Air Ferry, with flying | .ut'-,d ship will be flown back to 4 32 oat service between Lake Union “”'d"‘"“' 7 ../%. . 2 f Pilot Cross sald that at t pres- President Holzheimer, looking out tof the window this morning and ‘viewlng the steady rainfall sald: “No, we won't even schedule a 1game - that is, of course, unless ythings should dry out late this (alternoon.” ¢ However, there:is a regularly scheduled mix cdue tomorrow night. ‘The Legion and the Moose are the opponents. , b5 'Frcaping Mice Throw | Station Into Confusion { | | ind Bremerton, The descriptive ma- a8 1816, LEs i e s or ;‘n' ! s ssible for a sea- \\11‘(1nh",:|n;1;;§}tn:rv J?J(yr:c sc:lr;; f:ohn? Volcano Kraka!oa Con-{pianc to land near the shore at Seattie Monday for Juneau on the, tinues to Erupt—Ashes any point wl}:hln. a / cn:x ;n'.n:a.i;c‘ North Sea. Fall Over Wlde Area :lleilllCC cf. —t e - seap! ‘m“, nnf "10‘ Commodore Wallace Mangan, the heach because of a fleld of ice father of Gregg Mangan of the| e wout one fourth mile wile ex- | |Bureau of Fisheries, is in com- | Itending for miies alonz the coast. SINGAPORE, July 11—The pop-| Pilo; Alex Holden of the PAA ]mand of the new ferry boat. The| 2 o T i 4 G sereamlined craft, christened _the! hation of ’:”:k“‘;‘“ I*;"“‘d ha’|received the following _telogram | {Kalakolo—an Indian word meanmg; ¢ Warnhed to be ready for anyiirom Cordova today: “"Accept our ; eventuality as Krakatoa voleaho cere thanks until better p |“Flying Bird"—made her maiden ¥ ! [voyage last Wednesday. She is bum continued to erupt. The volcano has|Letter in mail. (signed) Cordova Air! {for speed and looks like a +been dormant since 1883 when it ce, Kirk.” {porpoise. Equipped with the latest ”"gi“:;_jév_k”;‘“‘m ag;‘_’;’g pf';;’“i- : /in machinery and design, the Ka- et ‘:;’ w:\Jn P ’Cl ¥ : 1‘ lakola is fashioned for the demands P2¢® TS BRI, Do aimed one of the reasons ready to flee. ¢ i aRg |of a speed age, with special em- ;! 33-hit spasm in Yankee AR LD, o SRR | phasis on beauty. Reports are received here that i — um was that the stadium turf nimal knocked him from his feet. 3 . 8y G PTRPES ashes are falling over a radius of s ok v 1 “] Both Lose & Seven of the eight crewmen wha fortable ‘o0 i kioha " secn packed to pavament ha: € g CoTmOdatons LT 100 miles, and there is intense heat.| 4 Dodson finished branding the steer . oveq Gornell into a surprising . + 3 | by the crowd at the Louis-C o haat | £ ! {whistle and smokestacks; an all- €ls far out”to soe Topoeted | p fight a few days before. WELLINGTON, ‘lex. — Elmore 2nd then we econd in this year's Poughkeepsia white engine room and safety fe v A ek - Dodson, rancher, was attempting t3 ment. There it was discovered he regatta will be available for next |tures including all-steel construc- RPN year's Big Red. shell. |tion and water-tight compartments, have aroused unusual interest. BI RTH RATE BEN OLSEN OBJECT of muirRy Note [N U, S, NOW | N INCREASE T2 Rose Last Year for First Time in Past Ten Years, Report LONDON, July 11.— Something {like a riot oecurred at a tiny rail- jroad depot in Essex when the bot- itom droppéd,out of a crate con- | taining 30 mice. The mice ran in all directions. ‘8> did the passengers. While the {men caught the mice, the women {caught the train. Some caught the v.rnng trains! cs and Washingten che throw and brand:a steer when the - had a broken Information as to the where-| Ben Olsen is desired by a Rayk:und, Haugersund, Nor- Tonight with CALVERT Tomorrow with a SMILE Particular about what you drink? How you feel? Then call for CALVERT, the best of the better blend- - ed whiskies. 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