The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 8, 1938, Page 5

ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE MEWS Ll Chinese scldiers, fleeing Nanking, set the torch to Hsiakwan, the city’'s waterfront, in an ineffectual attempt e retard the swiftly advancing Japanese columns. The waterfront is shown in flames, CAME A CAMEL to London as the gift of King Saud TO THE SOUTH SEAS has sailed George Paimer Put- of Saudi-Arabia to King Genrge nam, husband of the late Amelia Earhart, who was lost at sea in mid- . VI of England. The camel eyes Pacific last February, and a zoolegical expedition. With Putnam 3 his new home. aboard the Atiene as she left San Pedro, Cal., is lone Reed, a movie § stunt girl. Putnam heads the party. L ety i Y NEAR SHANGHAI have nosignal to give each saip Lieads for port b die pital s.1p sa [ DON'T SH10O¢ BARNEGAT of children in ¥ at, N. J., v Pete, for th wn Thisis & the hunting seaso for him, ON HIGH-JUMPER Enid Soult, grazing the bar at Arlington park in Sydney, Aus- tralia, does New South Wales oin high hopes for ) British Empire games. She per- formed well in meets this year. neers who claim that the beat, s would be at the sidn =1 LINCD LINER o h French engi- moke ducts o i LD 3 4 BABY'S CRIB WAS CRUSHED but 17 - month - old Sl 3 Richard McCarth escaped injury when a bus collided with a train and bounced back, burying self in this Cohoes, N. Y., building. The “w bus driver sufiered minor injuries, while train passengers and build- ing occupants came out of the crash unscathed. : 2 Ariel I 3 ~ ~ S i 3 . BS Free Heiress in Mother’s Death GOING TO THE NORTH POLE for winter sports? ¢ | gNCHED FIST OF LABORITE Clcment Atlee PARIS 1S IN A LATHER over the “shaving brush’ - This hotel is about 500 miles from the pole, near New Atlensund, Gefy) ‘British M. P., gave the communist saluts a he and General coiffure originated by Kambaud, Brown digret brushes emerge [rom i I - Norway. A man and two women care for the guests. Miaja (center) watched government trcous 1 .2de in Madrid. a nest of curls. The flowers are brown and white. O = — — & A » .. b . | e o 5 Louise Campbell | Returning a verdict of “accidental death” in the shooting of Mrs. Cordelia Campbell, 55, at a Christmas party at Youngstown, the . v 2 A .y coroner completely exonerated Louise Campbell, 28, her daughter # ¢ ¥ Z iy e 4 2 g . and the heiress to the fortune built up by her grandfather, promi- 2 b » 4 % 9 e L ; ) ! . nent pioneer steel man. Authorities quoted he‘;‘ as saying the shot IF BOMBS was fired accidentally when the two were scuffling over possession | RAIN ON BUDAPEST from raiding planes, Budapes 11l b THEY'RE COMIN' DOWN THE STRETCH for ettt of auxious jeckesral 8 qn of @ revolver. Her mother died shortly after the shooting despite Mock air raids in which a dummy plane was downed were staged to train .e.';’d'.f.g for 5,.".’*}2.“?1’, Tropical park race track in Coral Gables, Fla., and what those boys mean— they re a-comin’. The track a blood transfusion given by her daughter, masks and protective clothing, firemen quench burning plane, recently opened at the start of Florida's 96-day b by b X ! . ——