The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 2, 1937, Page 8

LOYALISTS OPEN!Contest Winners DRIVE TO BREAK| Travel South on REBEL STRENGTH: Ship Next Week OVER AIR BASE Finest of Spanish Govern- ment Troops Take Field in Critical Campamn Charlotte BASQUES STRIKE BLOWS oot AT REBELS FROM NORTH |cient ot ancn -— ter Times Co! ico Tour Juneau Delegation on Alaska as sponsored by d Anchorage m with the Fairba S s-Miner and the Antior- age Times will arrive in Juneau Mundn and will be joined here by dt]rn Junes, a Fairbanks contest r, and the winners of the ska Empire’s Good Will est and On to Mexico Tour, Geraldine Bodding, Clara Harsen, {and Rosa Danner. Travel Instructions Travel instructions and a com- plete itinerary of the trip are now avail Alaska Empire for Juneau winners and should be called for without modern of equipment and the | ... delay best of training, in a campaign that Tour Personally Conducted Loyalists hope will break the back Don Eck, representing the adver- of the Insurgent resistance, as word | ;.. " s of the Alaska of continued Government successes . hip Company, the Nun.lu rn cn other fronts continue to come in.|p,cific Railwa Ay One of the largest fleets of air-|pacitic Compat craft yet assembled by the Loyalists | sonduct the Alaska w is rushing to join the drive against trip and upon leav Mola ng, April 9, they will b\ mpanied by the winners of sim- Loyalists Thlea(en Franco's Field Base at Cordoba p.‘. Bombs Take Toll % BILBAO, sm n, Apx 2.—Seventy- five thousand strong, the Loyalist 1e Army has trapped Advance of General Mola’s rebels near and are forging a > to capture three I s hting under the red, white, en flag of the Basque Gov- ent instead of the purple, red, gold of Spain, the Army of the 1 has taken the field with the ON MADRID FRONT MADRID, Ap#l 2—Mechanized |covering Washington and Oregon. Government columns rumbling| Better Times Ball toward strategic, Insurgent-held| ghould the time schedule of the Cordoba, preceded by bomb-laden (stegmer Alaska permit, a dance will planes, have renewed the threat to|pe arranged for the F nks, An- isolate the Southern Insurgents |chorage and Junecu win s of this from their field base, as opposing year and the Better Times Contest armies battled on four Spanish|Winners of last year, as sponsored ironts today. Major action was on|py the Daily Alaska Empire and the southern front, where it was re- {the merchants and business men ported from Seville that Govern-!of Juneau ment planes had bombed Cordoba, ‘ — the chief supply base for General Franco’s Southern Army, with a* heavy toll in dead and injured re- | AT THE HOTELS | sulting. B B P A - 1 |= DAL 83 Lo G ’ | Four from Olller Poin!s.]om‘ he office of The Daily | ] contests held in various cities, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY APRIL 2, 1937. PORTLAND WILL ISIalnIlzmg of "FIGHT TACOMA | Sugar Industry Oregonians Says They W‘“ Replesenlatlves of 22 Coun-| Carry Right to Very | tries Ready for Ses- Floor of Senate | sions in London PORTLAND, Oregon, April 2—| LONDON, April 2—Delegates of ¢| Tl( Portland Chamber of C)m-““(,my two countries assembled | ® announces that it will carry| {here' today to seek to. formulate inst the selection of te, to the |an international five year plan to stabilize vne world’s $1,300,000,000 he Chamber will \LumpL to sugar industry. prove that the Tacoma Chamber| The desire is to coordinate pro- of Commerce exerted political duction and sale in exporting pro- ressure in obtaining the air base,/ducing countries.. Sessions will gainst Portland’s desire to have itiopen next Monday. t Mill's Plain in Southern Wash-: Japan declined to send a delega- ington | tion. Norman Davis, head of the Amer- r-old Bal- ican delegation said that in his he has a opinion the sugar situation was a d a tick “most disturbing economic ele- "ment.” - | timore clock \',!n('h ha in 100 years. DANCE (Invitational) Saturday Evening (March 3) Is Sought Now § CASH IS KING—Five Points Why You Should Trade At Payn Takit GEORGE BROTHERS Do You Know That You Can 1. Shop in the F INEST FOOD STORE in the city. ND Buy your Groceries, Meats, Fruits and V egetables and Liquors at every day prices that will amaze you-- THAT Everything you buy is sold ona MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. 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Under g arrangements this Depa tands ready to render cry possible assistance to the liti- gation,” said the Secretary of the Interior. TAKES REST AFTER ‘HOAX LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 2.— Robert H. Miller, Arizona Boy Zcout Executive, who disappeared for a week after quarreling with his girl friend, is a patient in a res lome here, where he will remain for about six weeks. Miller re-appeared in El Paso Wednesday, saying he had been ab. ducted near his home in Stafford Arizona, but later admitted the story was only a hoax. He claimed to have been kid naped by two men in a car an later released out on the desert. FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY HONOR OLD PIONEER OF ALASKA Last rites for James E. Estes 81-year-old pioneer of Alaska, whi died in Sitka Monday, were sai by the Rev. O. L. Kendall at ser vices in the chapel of the Charle: W. Carter Mortuary this after: noon. Many old friends and member: of the order of Pioneers of Al: of which Mr. Estes was a membe: gathered at the services to pay lasi tribute to the old-time Al askan. Interment was in the Pioneer section of Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers for the pioneer, a old friends, were Lockie MacKin non, Gudman Jensen, Jack Mec: Closkey, John Morrison, H. R. VanderLeest and Robert M. Keen; - e Mrs. Rnchael Macarthur of Edin: burgh, said to be Scotland’s oldes woman, is 109, She underwent an appendectomy at 96 and has been in good health ever - since, - I C. L. Willlams, Kimshan Cove; Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Bowling and four children, Chichagof. e ‘; NOTXICE For special fresh dresscd chickens, wf‘lll Femmer, phone 114. adv 1 A. M. SHARP SALE! SAVE NOW AT LEADER VESTS FOR CHILDREN ALLEN A BRAND—Each ... 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