The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1936, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 23, 1936. SREAT BRITAIN T0 DEFEND HER SHIPS ON SEAS o:eign Secretary Anthony Eden Makes Statement to House Commons ILONDON Nov. 23.—Great Bri-| in will protect ner shipping om| ie high seas from eithier Tthe Span- (F h Government or the Spanish In- nts. This was the statement ade today in the House of Com- ons by Foreign Secretary An- ony Eden. 'The emphatic pronouncement also id the Government would intro- ice a bill making it ifiegal to carry in Bri EATH FOR NINE ONVICTED IN SABOTAGE CASE iberian Official Passes Death Sentences—Ger- man Engineer to Die NOVOSIBIRSKI, Siberia, Nov. 23. Judge Elrich, President of the ilitary Collegium of the Supreme urt, has sentenced to death nine 'fendants charged with causing e death of 14 miners through acts sabotage. Those sentenced include E. Stick- g, man engineer, through hom the prosecution sought to 1k the German Nazis also exiled Ishevist leader Leon Trotzky, ith a plot to wreck the Kamerovo pal mines Death sentences in sabotage cases ‘;unl]y are carried out in secrecy »d dispatch by a fn’ng squad. |F|rst Am Teacher LORAIN, O, No 23 —Miss Marie x\ms(lulk. E ary to the Lorain ‘gh school principal, is all set r hookey-bent boys who plead ps in their clothing as an excuse 2o home for the rest of the day. iss Kromschak takes her sewing hsket out of the desk and make | on the spot. e dirt Used by Engineer to Build House Cheaply | LA FERIA irkham, research rt to build an expe firt cheap.” The house is made of earthen ocks combined with waterproofing lements. The blocks are 15 by % by 6 inches. Kirkham says e material is a non-conductor bf at and cold. His 5-room house yst 5900 including plumbing. e - Lull Headaches Gone, Simple Remedy Does It imental house Headaches caused by constipation e gone after one dose of Adlerika. | his cleans poisons out of BOTH per and lower bowels. Ends bad eep, nervousness. Butler Mauro irug Co., in Douglas by Guy's Drug tore. —adv. Try The Empire classifieds for pick results. Still Cou hmg" No matter how many medicines bu have tried for your h, chy E ixyfl coug] est old or brol tion, you can et relief now with ulsion. erious trouble may be brewing and ou cannot afford to take a chance th anything less thnn Cuomul— f the trougla to nld natuere to the and heal the inflamed mem- ranes as the germ-laden phlegm s loosened and expelled. ggn d“ 'og;erd remedies have ailed, don’ ur: firuggist is authorized toued' e eomulsion and to refund your oney if you are not satisfled with esults from the very first bottle. et Creomulsion right now. (Adv.) Given by Finnish Club 1. Q. Q'F HALL TUESDAY November 24 Starts 9:30 P. M. Good Time for All ADMISSION: Gentlemen 40c Ladies 25¢ International German-Japan Pact Causes Warning—World Peace Now Is Threatened NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—There was {nothing serene on the Internation- ul horizon last Saturday night. Germany continuing to deny |knowledg” of a German-Japanese pact aimed at Russia, admitted she § dy to & vith Japan “in giv-| n situation: i hit back at the reported| anti-Soviet alliance with a marning| to Tokyo that Japar would not get any further important fishing con-| cessions from the U.S.S.R. unless the pact was cancelled. British diplomats also moved into the limelight seeking to convince| other nations that the Spanish Civil War with its threat aimed at world peace, should be kept lo-| calized. Great Britain, however, did not explain what she would do if onej of her ships should be attacked on the high seas following the warn- ing by .the Spanish Fascists that| { Horizen Cleudy BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG IF YOU-UNS HAD HARKED YORE GEE,MARCELLY--- IT LOOKS KINDA 8AD FOR YOUR BoY FRIEND --- THOSE DETECTIVES FOUND BROKEN PIECES OF THE PRINCE'S EYE- GLASS BURIED (N TH' SAND-TRAP WHERE WEAZY WAS PRACTISIN' THE NIGHT OF THE MURDER--- ~ Col. Lindbergh 'Takes De Valera On First Flight DUBLIN, Nov. . Charles A. Lindbergh took P dent Eamon | De Vaiera on the latters’ first flight | last Saturday afternoon. He circled zloft for some time and later, af- | ter inspecting possible terminals fi a trans-Atlantic plane service, Ct WEAZY-- L BET (FTH TRUTH WAR KNOWED, PORE 15 PREPARING AGAINST FLOOD {Pittsburgh Determines to [ Take No Chances on 1 1 EARS To MY PROPHESYIN' H(T NEVER WOULD A- FORE -WARNED ALL OF YE THAT NAUGHT BUT TROUBLE AN’ SORROW WUZ A-KEMIN' --- HEPPENT--T SHET YORE ) TATER-TRAR wiLLm-- SELLS EGCS, AND QUICKLY ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Nov. 3.— While housewives weni sparingly on their eggs, C. C. Deal, manager| of the Matanuska Colony Creamery, brought twelve cases of eggs to town| Lindbergh flew back to his home |at Kent, anhnd Shute Is bnamp PINEHURST‘ North Carolina, | Nov. 23—Densmore Shute, of I\,lwchnd who failed five times to! win the American Amateur title, shipping must stay away from the| Barcelona area. joitath Rusief i NN | “Window Slaying” Reported | CALGARY, Nov. 23—A second ‘window slaying” in Alberta Pro- vince in a month is reported. | won the professional Golfers’ cham- Mrs. Roy Robson, aged 38, who pionship title yesterday, defeating was standing at her kitchen stove|Jimmy Thompson, from Swanee-| in a farm house near Gem, Was|On-The-Delaware, Pennsylvania. nstantly killed by a rifle bullet. % O 5 A short time later, Roy, her hus-} band, aged 40, shot and killed him- | self, Provincial authorities report- ad. Licenses for Snakes GETTYSBURG, Pa—Council is considering an ordinance to require owners of akes to license them Scores of Texas bullheads, | ke, 3 caped from a pen MEMPHIS, Tenn.—State revenue |recen d caused a number of men reported seizure of 18 packages | complaints. And it was of un-tax stamped cigarettes from|the ordinance should have under a setting hen. Owners of the|in it. hen pleaded guilty to violation 0[: e e the tobacco tax law. i Tty B mwrlcd—-}:‘mplre Cigarette Sitting Hen “teeth” Dally Cross- vord Puzzle . Metric land measure ACROSS , Tree . Black Ripple against Fuss 3 Cxose poetic . Wrath . Considerable . Buffoon 9. Qutfit . Bird used for food . Principal 3. Past . Walk 27. Seaweed . Ialand of Porto . Smali whiripool . Conjunction . Appropriate for Solution of Saturday’s Puzzle By . Loud nolse Edible fungus . Inclined to doubt the virtue or good motives of others i Units of force . Belonging to me 29. Expert war aviators 2. Suspicious: slang . The Cnristian era; abbr. . One given to some pursuit . Covering for the ear Meshed utensil 2. Animal's foot Jewish month Attitude Weep b|uerly The Greek T touching . Talk enlhuslu.‘s- . Artificial lan- 11, guage ew recruit: One v\ho en- n Ba; na Zoriain game . Paddle 2. Wind indleators . Kind of hum- ming bird . Purchase Wear avay Gluttonous animal DOWN 1. Exhaust 39. Articles of ap- parel . While Broad open vessels 43. Legal hearing 57~ . Supposedly perfect golf . Remained . Couch 5 Bivtical King . Old piece of cloth . Not any / flll fll%éllllwl/l- E=gl/llul/w-- Lt e I fll /) I || e | | JEEER dER / T8 Al SMALL LOANS are available for your immediate needs. 3 Personal Loan Department | ALASKA CREDIT BUREAU CHARLES WAYNOR, Manager First National Bank Building uggested | : High Water PITTSBURGH, Nov. 23. — The lcny of steel is preparing for an- |other flood—determined not to be c.m"ht napping again. The retail stores, the wholesal- lers, the utilities — even the relief ‘.genucxfare busy. They're interested, of course, in )Lhe big flood control programs call- |ing for massive dams on the water- sheds of the Allegheny and Mon- ongahela rivers which form the Ohio in Pittsburgh’s “golden tri- |angle.” i | But they won't wait. Construc- '}tian, even if started immediately, {would require two or three years. {So they are going ahead with pri- vate protection devices. | One big department store, for :)mtanc& is installing sasily-clased‘ I shutters at each door and alminum bulkheads behind each display window. looking for a retail outlet and the| first store he entered bought all them. TWO ALASKAN OFFICERS ARE Picked for Import- ant Course ! Captains C astner, Mason| , | \ i WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. — The/| ‘War Department announces that {capt. Lawrence Castner, Tth In-| | fantry, stationed at Chilkoot Bar-| racks in Alaska, and Capt. Dale Mason; ed States Signal Corps, 51 oned at Anchorage, ve ‘been selected students at th command of the General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth for Lh( 1937-1938 cour Castner is well known in| having made many visits |here since stationed at Chilkoot, rracks, on Lynn Canal. Capt.| ‘Mmon is in charge of the Amllur-: > district, al Corps. e — For Down-Quters Profitable Flock SPUR, Tex.—Hens were a prime investment for Joe M. Rose. His | flock of 226 white leghorn hens }in three months produced eggs that Isold for $157.32. Feed cost $54.55,) leaving Rose with a profit of 45 s for each hen. - Alabama Farmers Gain MONTGOMERY, Ala. > looking up for the Ala ccording to r S " |c. Garrett, State and Feder: | ricultural statisticlan. He reports | the Alabama farmers’ gross income |for 1935 was $174,662,000, an in- | crease of $14,196,000 over the prev- Capt. | Juneau, ST. 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