The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 6, 1938, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JAN. 6, 1938. ASSO PICTUR CIATED P e N RES £ N CUT OF ROCKS WILL COME STRENGTH of leader: ered, on in 5 tke traini v i inaugurating fort-like training camp, Burg Vogelsang, in Western helter. Their HUNGER'S THE HERITAGE of two I T i dren who the streeis of Shanghai, waiting for someone to t > £ sh homes were lost in the Japanese ¢ gland made offi- ciais of the Smithfield club re's a pig being examined bef ON DEAF EAR poster near Nanking, China, It urges the Chinese {o continue re to remain loyal to Chinese general, Chiang hands of the Japanese. THE SHOE FIT, s George Harrison wore it, to riladel “head-dress” ball for the b of U rsity of Pennsylvania hos OLD GLORY WAVES from ( reassurance to Ame: ns still in war are: 1 head, which took marine nghai, has been on duty at :l“sm;:\ao. almost 400 miles north of Shanghai. The destroyer Pope is also at Tsingtao to protect Americans. 5,” appearing in the Ameri Al . The helmet and bristling mustache identify the mother kan Former Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. The ex- hibit was staged as anti-Fascist provaganda. SPOTS BEFORE HIS EYES help the greyhound keep sight of the cheetah in London, where gi’eyhmm_d-chcctah racing is being introduced. Keeper S. Stewart, who is putting the cheetah m'to his trap, says they are friendly and docile. In races, the cheetah has been clocked at 79 miles an hour for 100 yards. $9,800 CHECK given U. S. by Minister John Pelenyi Hungary first of 15 de- g nations to resume war debt payments. HEELFLY LET HIS HEELS FLY ashe rolled in the dirt at his Santa Anita race track stable at Los Angeles. Heelfly, one of the nation’s r anking 3-year-olds, is scheduled to run in the Santa Anita handicap in February. His owner is T. P. Morgan. TURNING WHEELS Stirlingshire, WORST WRECK SINCE WORLD WAR is cleared Scotland, where almost 40 persons died and 100 were injul express crashed into a stationary passenger train, telescopi ng the coaches. rom tracks at Castlecary in red. An Edinburgh-Glasgow took Jack Kip through Manhat- tan. He participatec in bicycle race staged for benefit of chil- dren’s welfare federation. TWO HEARTS BEAT inthree- i s Morris and Priscilla Lane, film Phn‘r:,e AATier Bmeuhen Wayne wedding soon. She was an MUSICAL TALENT of Jeanne Butcher, 10, of Williams- burg, Ky., impressed Singer Grace Moore who'll aid child with Hollywood film test. et together. They plan a nola, Ia., girl. men and didn’t B THE FAR-OFF HILLS OF ERIN taugh these women the steps for the Irish jig gayly danced at a Christmas rty in Philadelphia. They are residents of a Philadelphia home (orm':! ve to be coaxed when the band struck up an Irish tune, & - ’