The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1936, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR E, FRIDAY APRIL 10 1936 8 NO PERMANENT ORGANIZATION OF 6. 0. P. YET Republicans Going to List-| en to Keynote Speech Despite Everything (Continued from Page One) no convention business would be acted at tonight's keynote h meeting at '8 p.m. in the Fellows' Hall in Douglas E. A. Rasmuson, Sey made brie attend the d offered ge H. B ynote speech words of praise to LeFevre, who will make the ad- dress. MORNING SESSION With the wide open rupture of vesterday still very much in evi- dence, the Te blicar convention tempora met in the I. O. O. t 10 o'clock tk i day and rec afterward when Creder mittee Chairman J. I reported his commi able to bring o'clock this ¢ shortly s com- Green be un- report until 2 1000 threatened | not be through by the tials committee | absent yesterday afternoon, Green and Grover Winn. Mr. White | H Hé’ld('(l declaring it didn't make any d fference to hom and that he was | just t | question was never put, tion to recess until 2 o'clock was made in the interim and the chair declared it, after commenting that he believed the convention would something was donz along to move things Car Y Angle sir. White in- Prior to the re 3 Indication that ected the first o the cann n s figured in the Republican quabble. He began reading a letter, which he said was from William L. Paul, in which he quoted Paul as saying, “the canner- ies are interested in patronage in Alaska and are figuring on gaining control of the convention.” | [e) ion was maae oy Mr. Faulk- ner, who contended Mr. White 1ld present his material to the per committee. The majority er, with a stack of letters in his d which he explained dealt at great length with the cannery sit- uation, said it didn’t make any dif- ference to him when he read them but that he was going to do so, but favored recessing at the moment. 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