The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 14, 1936, Page 1

| THE DAILY ALAS MPIRE “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME" VOL. XLVIIL., NO. 7277. JUNEAU ALASKA, MONDAY. 51 - BATTLE FORCE | OF GERMANY 1S DISPLAYED NOW Land and An Sh(‘ngth Is " Paraded Before Eyes of TWO AVIATORS RUN SHORT OF GAS, N.Y. BOUND Harry RiC!’\’I’;};‘I’; and Dick Merrill Land on North- . ;Ullll\oll I d'*b(‘l“’(‘l s President Hitler | Injured east Coast GREAT FLEET OF ST A, et 16 NOT KNOWN IF EITHER PLANES ANNOUNCED| ol i ot AVIATOR IS INJURED ved here, a passenger, and Mimic \Valfa.e So Realistic Fire Department Is | Called Out | Planes ReadyT) Go to Aid - | Providing Favorable ! Word Received BULLETIN — NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Harry Richman and Dick Merrill, who took off on ¥ the return flight to New York e City from Southport, England, ' o'clock this morning, Eritish time, or 9:03 o'clock last night, Eastern Standard time, ¥ were forced down at 1:21 o'clock this afterncon on the north- { the Goodnews Bay Min- in- ompany, was st Tex e aving here with a doctor for Goodnews Bay. with steel motorized equipment for the sident Adolf Hitler. | alistic was the mimic war the Nurnberg Fire Depart. nt was called an un- eduled when an O ARE KIL AGE, Alaska Air Service h from Pilo Win- of Pilot Bob Bay w the bodie rmed motor e sidecar was the- : 7 oretically destroyed by enemy gun- C. Johnson, To the cheers of the populace, heavily-armed Spanish rebel troops are pictured marching into Valladolid, o ‘"“":“, "'CNE";":""““" s fire and burst into flomes. | the crash and northwest of Madrid, as they gained additional territory from the government forces. (Associated Press ng to a Canadian Press Photo) port, : Officials of the Floyd Bennett s newspaper while resting at his home at Uvalde, Tex., before gon or v 1“]1 3 z‘u 1 infor- Fiying - Fald; . frékn’ whers . the tha Pilot Carlson w L i Y 1 - ) 2 | 3 fl“em loolil off over a v:‘eek a:n through the barbed wire entangle-| P 1 Jparisias plui}i l ore advised of (’()"' "Uh”'fi’(i“ K‘”l:a L(“"I’"‘ls BRUWN BEAH IN f.in Pt Ay :}:;{I: e it menl i s ' siecs DANIEL SO |S resident fon v borh T Mona Calls on Poor People, Give FROM SUMMER i o i i eprt new air force is not disclosed but it and came here and is o gradu 3 ed to have been made at Marsh, T iu"“«’f‘“ AWARDED G AR Ro ose’velt ;:i,,.;‘:, Anchibhae Bk wielb Support to Real P resident i Lo e 1 I ' & IN ALEUTIANS| ™ omeee | = 2 i > alrwa and took instruction in pi- g Zeppelin Medow echoed to the, This is an informal picture of Vice President John N. Garner as he Im. late this af- rifle, machine guns and artillery; read / i fire and 500 airplanes thundered 6tarting to campaign for President Roosevelt, (Associated Press Photo) overhead while 100 tanks crashed jed the fifteen Two RL<sna|.s, Recently im,\” ks B Juneau, Greeted by Thousands Sunday annual urday night from the Aleutian | needed? Are either of you hurt? lands and tonight leaves for Se-|We are prepared to leave for Bos- where the vessel will under-|'on tonight, then leave Boston 4 ready, for. call. g um;wro N Y 14~Ger | MORE INFORMATION ! e ! !_; n. x"?((“":l o "“:,“‘1’1‘:]‘1‘,“l“’“f”l:’; h QN SEBAST!AH Johnsen, former NRA Ad- | rr;l‘wa YORI\K". srepz. 1;{.—:.0 tele- 3 ; ¢ s - tre 1 e ; ki3 E e ap. | Iram from Musgrave - { w Cruises Down P otom 3 lagt: mprinig ator, wdress at the Much of [ntue\t Uncovey-{tam St Missig gyl i Gsor Wonkand: itk Facts re Ifl F ifi cretie rally here last night,| ed by Biological Survey | nbacker, General Manager of the . | h\'(_ lucmun lamn b F Officials not known he ) .” ol it K IR T Partt ok Eavedditcns ir line employing Merrill, said the i /\mc'r'ran L“Q“}n Refrig- party.o e ,‘Mx,],.‘%‘.ll ::‘e(l;i d\ ¥ /d S stick by the. ane Bres: (»m, in hiss, g y 7 P vlane made a forced hfl_l“l‘"f- F i R g TR ) N W IR Q l: fl ltory who ever threw the force of the ety | HIESESLECIGNOWS: NS | erator — Others Out WASHINGTON, Sept. 14— Prosi- - b | ; ‘ + one of extensive | formed landing on account of gas. e dent Roosevelt cut short his work " LY LI vernment into the fight for so-lse fic trips taken in Alaska by|Damaged propeller.” i VIA NflRTHLANQ Climaxing three days, PR Ape by Saft NuPTH STAR !Q L justice—Franklin D. Roose- [the Biol and the Al-| The message was not signed i ok i ; A tonk ol GIRESE Yo | % 16 et Up| et ¢ska Game Commission, the Com-| Rickenbacker sent the following at 1:30 o'clock Sunday mo 1 wn the Potomac River Civil Government Is Set Up P i mission flagship Brown Bear, car-|message: “Advise immediately if ‘ i annad dhiafangly SAF‘EI Nflw DUT -Defenders Move can candidate, ng the party arrived here Sat-|ship repairable. What parts. ase k= I Landon ! under the m Exeoutive and his pe to New Front of Ralp Mart 5 b - and “that the Oic S iay ty members returned here s\mmu |lapped u andon as ight, as happens ever r. saw| evening. SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Sept. ”;l“'kll’ L.i(:l‘":; . s winter overhaul. a. m. Tuesday for Harhor Grace | 3 e . ’ s Halle | with gas. Rush nmwer" 4—The Fas el oy it With Capt. John O. Sellevold in|With g the largest crowd of the fair per- 6~T08 29 have campleted | gon’ Johnson agcissd: LAGAOR of | command, /o Brown Beas loft here MOSCOW, Sept. 14. — Russian|iod gathered in excited anticipa- JPEIE I PE Thie T moyther Teeac g and on the Federal|in May for the Aleutians taking Dr 4 fliers Sigismund Levanevisky and|tion for the results mn .1.. Fi IJuwau Of Indxan Aflana port city and set up a civil admine | reg hen thelo. J. Murie, Biologist with the Sur-| 1 Hector 1. Levchenko hnrlrd Sun-| Department, the Ai m headed by the Governor vey, Williams, Biologist And day at the Moscow Airport, com-|and Minn that | Dr 1 F: ant, and Wdldnp\\ |5 1 1~ Homer Jewell gad Douglas Gray. HIP THUUGHT ! against| For threc months Capt. Sellevold s g t Boat Reaches Cape y | ay ¢ nie Field's d\\'flr(l of Pamploma. ; pleting the trail blasing for the| The shiny new Oldsmobile, Thompson Sl e e i he —_— w Arctic Air Route from California.|awarded by Fire Department, the ecity, Thousands lined the streets and|was claimed by Charles Danielsen, CAPE THOMSON, Alaska, Sept. ' g . 8p0 UD & X i Thomas . Jefferson | navigated the trim vessel® through ! 5 cheered the two fliers as they were|Piggly Wiggly meat department em- N I G HT BLAZ E | 14.—After battling the incoming * Orio but the Basquette -Naticn er Hamilton and the dangerous, and in many places| INTENT'UNAL 2y taken on a parade after landing at|ployee, holding ticket 4087. epack for more than 400 miles sts have fled into France rather t leaves no room for any Demo-, uncharted waters of the Aleutian| & 4:15 o'clock, Russian m?;. Everett Erickson, high school in- RSN {down the Arctic coast from Poini than fight further t to take a walk. We may not' chain without one mishap, despite ! The flight from California to}structor, was awarded the American W, orth Star, Bureau of ee with e whole New 1;terrific fogs and bad weather 4 Moscow was over a 6,000 mile route.|Legion refrigerator. The coffee <ot 1welve Hundred Cases o fi?drr‘:;x Al}t"gi: )sul;n?_:":lnk;”ls l‘n- bas demoeracy throughout the trip. Due to tbe|Personal ]6310“5}' Consid- s evchenko will be awarded 25,-|awarded by the same organization 5!1\/61‘ balmon thl" ¢ F AB S economy—au y."| Aleutians being the meeting place| = d M B f v = o 000 rubles, or about $5,000 and theis as yet unclaimed. Numbers in - | With the arrival of the North {8) } | - iy of the Jap: current from the; €Yed as Notive for 4 € Order of the Red Bann connection with this award are: Also Lost I Star here all fears faded that the south and the cold winds from the| Navy Cruiser Fire - chenko will receive fixst, 405; second, 852; third, 514. — | vomel ‘ol be teapped and mar- !:' fn Tflflk: PRIGES Bering Sea on the north, weather . or $3,000 and the Order of Lenin. The electric offered by CORDOVA, Al » Sept. 14—The| gonied for the winter on the bleak & ' conditions along the island group! NEw YORK Sept. 14. — Third . el o Minnie Fields- is also unclaimed. North P: Y, northern coast |are overcast virtually all the time,|Naval Dist officials VISITED IN JUNEAU | Numbers for it are: first, 164; sec- owned by Andrew S. Day, acr0s$| oOne blade of the North S U IT the party reported. i night that i« The two fliers hopped from San|ond, 2199; third, 1508. the bay from Valdez, burned to|propellor was bent when the FL'SHT !M ] 37 Charts Off | jealousy” was being inv N Pedro, Cal, at 11:30 a. m., on Aug-| Holders of winning tickets have the ground last Saturday night. | phucked the ice fields off Poi Dr. Murie reported there were 1 motive for destrue- ust 5 on a leisurely flight to Mos-|thirty days in which to claim th The loss which included 1200 yow where 450 tons of supplies v D places where the charts were off ¥ bies 'fh SEie cow, via Alaska. prizes after which the second choice cases of silver salmon, is 1,arrly!1pn for the destitute living <, ; " M | much as five miles, but never once | ¢ r Indiana Leve y and Levchenko|will receive un mvard covered by insurance. 'Yr)un[; Fliers Will Make did the Brown Bea? scrape 8 roc east of Point Barrow nor get into ched Juncau on the flight ai The cannery was located on the| "wye fce pack is earlier this year Trip from California b » ice ¢ > ‘ 46 p. m. August 10 and left the old site of Fort Liscum, aban- Lhan usual. ] One of the most 1 ng 3 next day at 12:10 p, m. Juneau PUPE BLESSES doned Army Post.’ . s S A to East, October Rally in Fl]’ldl Hour Puts |things the Brown Bear party uncov- time. They left Fairbanks for Nome M Some a 3 éred on the entirg trip, and that Amateur Cameramen gt . Some Leaders at { aside from their wild life at 11:25 a. m., August 13, and ar- > | FRESNO, Cal, Sept T Higher Teval i v 4 rived at the Seward Peninsula ! Take “Best” Photos raciiic flight in 1037 wit . igher Levels | the discovery of old n ) L metropolis at 2:37 p. m. Refueling | = from Seattle to Nome and thence - [caves on Kagamil Mo vs harm wes the and servicing the plane, the fliers k a- nonst to Toky neludesd in, NEW YORK, 14. — Stock | half way out in the A.r| n CHain. | ghip r | CHICAGO, I, Sept. 14—Ama- nonstop to Tokyo I EW ; started off but hecame stranded B photggmphm ;mdu(.(, more the plans of Japanese pilots, Benny market stalwarts today bumped into| One cave ot 200 B Y on a sandbar and did not get away < a rotographs than the pro- Chojin and Jobn Tak .. who auiet but persistent profit realizing Y i from Nome until 2:10 p. m., August | fessionals, s Alex J. Kropy, are here from Alameda to cor Despite st fi !r_nd- t > o e ¥ ig fl En 14. They 1an into s fog.over Bering | chairman of the committee in with local Buddhist association ©fS 1ost from fraetions to more than 1e steam has becr pouting B4 inn s Strait and returned to Teller land-| CASTFL, Gondolfo, Ttaly, Sept. charge of the seventh international members on planes. one DSt AT e v dlee of the side of the nw ing there at 3:30 p, m. They goil14—Pope Pius today gave his [salon of photography being held A practice flight from Los An-|Puted widely at the close b g 54 p A N a from Teller the next day,!sings to the ‘militant defens> Hete il Sintember 26 eled. B Bihe ek will be. made| A oW .‘m'(mklul :1'rd : qu-y(.v;",{::x u ge T By LAl H reached East Cape, then hopped to against the mad forces of C Chin ese Soldxers Refuse| “The reason,” Krupy said, “is that by the young men on October 2 ariaged 40 DM @iiseia sad e vels Dimond to Speak at higher Wellen, Siberia, arriving there on ism,” e ‘these £0 ¢~ Reite o b £ o . munism,” declaring that “these fo: after spending hours dailv on c - 2 4 . § g o . I'r s today alled 000,00 fi;’r"d;i‘“‘”‘*“%l‘_‘:;"iimzhe{o c:,:;gfd es menace in Spain and elsewhore ,;‘m[’)SSWJ'} ‘l(o Make I mercial work, the professional has ~ Administratice offices of va ; oy Sefslied 11,000,000/ FRsel Thursday on Mrs. Anna “aummunn Is o e ¥ €ls,| the very foundations of : r Probe o ali ) not the patience of an amateur and ve divisions of the Kentuc el . . ~ ¥ <1 f 1 then st W and culture of civilization” J lling cannot prevent a certain amount of state goyernmeni are di CLOSING PRICES TODAY Social secunty Tumed Back at Bor- The Pope pardoned the IONGKONG, Sept. 14—Soldiers of| commercialization entering the pic- widely over Frankfort in NEW YORK, Sept. 14,— Clos P,y SO der—Is Alien Hawailan childres are being|Xillers of Bishops and pric the Nineteenth Route Army today | ture.” ferent olhce hmldmgs sation of Alaska Juneau mir I Anthony speak at taught the nearly lost art of making|3led upon the authoritics fused to allow the Japanese Com- ST s ck today is 15%, American Can public umg‘-:“i):\mm:lfre'r‘x}‘ulxm é, E PLACID, N. Y., Sept. 14— > tapa cloth by pounding bark. :?:)l:)ns tf’ opposs ’ttl‘eS:t : mission to land at Pakhoi to inves- _’ Pl I ) an Light and Power 12’2, on the Social Security leg Anna Hauptnann, borred from I ——— Sbges Yoty remedy and Larsici poS- (igate the reported slaying of a RO("C Aval(fll( e un g()s nio 1em Steel 69, Calumet and and its relation to Alaska anada by Ostadian: Intmigration ‘Al C t'!ulionality The Pope’ said he “foresces _ Japanese citizen by Chinese riot-| I ;:" C:Il:lblfl“ (;Iu and, The dinner which will start l'ul‘l(lg;zd;?dayvrlsv‘:rifla:' ::Jeed el;:o onst il ers. k Fl 1 C > l 7? P 01 Q ; Electric 20%, Commonwealth and promptly at 6:30 is of an entirely| a5t S@ th a P, * Of Securities ?"A?Ct“’; those; whose duly s, " pegctance spread alarm through- Lfl e, Q0 L.aused o 4 ersons Southern 3%, General Motors 66%. non-partisan nature, and the pub- PARion g L ecury :'i 0" hasten to repair the breach. "o city and one tenth of the - . ational Harvester 781: - | lie i ted. Because of the limited, Mrs. Hauptmann said she would b Act Is Upheld B pdat1e pal giren |pepulation fled in fear that the L()Se Ll ve Il(gnlgs Denl()llsh(;{l 45, Simmons 38, United s capacity those interested are| bAndon, at least temporarily, ef- ; A G Shanghai War of 1932 might be re- e 4 ta ecl 0%, United Corpora- to make reservations imme-|fOrs to enter Candda. She said MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 14.—Fed- ) peated. — on 7%, Cities Service 4'¢, Pound!gj ther at the Terminal Cafe, SH€ Wanted to go to Canada to eral Judge John Martin, in a de- nrma earar s The Chinese authorities maintain LEON, Norway, Sept. 14—Sev- the town and left little but death ) or Emil Krause, Prmx-’l’"rsu". an investigation to establish 5 cision upholds the constitutionality that the vietim, Junza Nakano, enty-three residents of this tourist and destruction to greet the would- St ” u/vxl of the Democratic Woman's ’B_FH;:O> innocence, but was barred b of the penal provisions of the 1933 drugstore proprietor and a longnme} o .te killed when o rock aval- be rescuers who reached the pic- DOW, JONE vA\l-n\(.P\ }(:,;“, which is sponsoring the din-|8$ being an alien. Bl Securities Act. us an s ea | Pakhoi resident, was mistaken by|37¢8 Were Kile Wik | turesque village. T " re today’s Dow,iner [ e | i The defendants claimed the act a bandit for Chinese wearing al!anche plunged into Loen Lake and| The catastrophe occurred at 5 JC rages: m'du':uml‘ 166. 3 s. Krause said that she| A new type of streamlined electric g violated due process of the provis- native dress and speaking a local|sent a wall of water sweeping over o'clock this morning W g4 I5s 55646, down .37 | wanted to stress the articulated train covered the dis- i jons of the Fifth Amendmient.” HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. 14— dialect. the town. Not a single house is left stand- utlll i down .41 the gathering was open|tance between Rome and Naples in : - Judge Martin held the Act ac-{Irving Thalberg, movie producer | The commission, which arrived| The rock slide from the 6000~ ing. -v-- - g to attend, but urged|one hour and 40 minutes which tually carried out the amendment’s|#nd husband of Norma Shearer, lon a Japanese destroyer, is anchor-|foot Rogne Mountain plunged into| A similar catastrophe occurred in .\.A:(;fl:xl monument, | that reservations be made early be-|compares with two hours and 20 | v section intended to protect prop-|died suddenly today as the result ed in the harbor. Another destroy-|the lake with the result that the 1605 when 60 persons lost their A i 1,820 square miles|cause of the limited seating capa-| minutes required by the fastest reg- § erty. 3 of lubar pneumonia. |er has left Shanghai for Pakhoi. |sudden sweep of water swept over/lives. Lot gl ind ice-covered peaks. city | uiar trains, & & ‘ .