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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-12

ne nad the soldiers scourge Jesus and
then brought him forth before the multi
tude' saying "Behold the man." He re-
peatedly said, II find no fault in him."
ana yet he delivered Jesus to them to
be crucifed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-12

horror of spiritual death which were
the wages of our sin: my God, My
God, why hast thou forsaken me?"
Matt. 27-46). 60 In his fifth word we
have his first inward look upon his
own physical pain, Il thirst" John
1929. co His sixth word was a loud
shout of victory and satisfaction in
duced by his backward look over a
life completely fulfilling the will of
God and finishing his mission in life:
1T finished John 1890. (7) Finally
came the upward look into his heaven
ly Fathers face as he yielded up his
spirit saying, Father into thy hands
1 commend my spirit" Thus Christ
died for our sins" No man took his
life from him, he laid it down of him
self, and took it again in a glorious
resurrection.
What a Savior
Beneath a Syrian sky, Amid a
rabble cry, A man went forth to die
For me!
"Thorn-crowned his blessed head,
Blood-stained his every tread, Cross
laden, on he sped-For me! Lifted up
was he to die; it is Finished was his
cry; Now in heaven exalted high;
Hallelujah! What SaviOr!"
MIDDLEBURG M. E. CHARGE.
Rev. Dwight A. Petty, pastor.
Tabernacle church:
Worship service II q. m. Sermon by
the pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. M, Y. B. Brew
err superintendent.
brewery Church:
Worship service p. m. Sermon by
the pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. M, r. T. Wal
ston, superintendent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-12

militant Democrats voted against the
perpetuation of the Gardner-Ehring-
haus-Hoey dynasty while all the des-
perate tactics money and machinery
could employ mustered only 1882
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-12

1924-St. Paul passenger train held
up and robbed of 100000 mail, near
Chicago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-12
Mcdonald Says the
Fight Just Begun

Continued from rage One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-12
Attack Campaign
Is Likely Policy

Continued from rage One>
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
O e QUE MUSSOLINI
DEJARA D LAS CAR
r

Roma, JUNO 12.-El crnde &c
leazo Ciano, yerno del Duce, a.
mcnaza cen la retirada de Tails
de la Liga de las Naciones 81 nc
son retiradas las sanciones. Cha.
no tom6 aver possession del minis
terio de negoci2s extfanjeros.
Rrgorase de que Sc hara poi
Mussclini una nueva reorgani-
-aci6n minist > ial, entregando
as car eras que al presente d.
-ige. y quedandose solo con la
presidential del consejo.
Hablase de fundir las minis
terios de marina, aviaci6n Y que
ira en- uno solo, que Sc llamara
de Defensa, confiandose ST. d.
recci6n a Aquiles Starace, secre
tario general del partido Fas-
cista y "heroe' de la guerra de
Ethiopia.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
LA DEFENSA DE LOS POLL
GAS PIDE LA ANULACION
DEL FALLO DEL JURADO

Barlow, JUNO 12.-La de
Ifensa inici6 hoy nuevos esfuel
EOS, ante ell uez Dewell, para
lograr la anulaci6n del fallo
del gran jurado en- ell case de
secuestro de Eugenio Poulnot.
Ataca la defensa ell cuarto
cargo de la information que
present6 ell fiscal.
Representa- al ministerio
.pGblico en- esta etapa final del
case, en- esta ciudad, los aboga
dos fiscales Rex Farrior, Wal
lace Shafer, T. B. Edwards y
Manuel Glover.
Los abogados de la defensa
son Pat Whitaker, Charles F.
Blake, L. E. Womack, E. A.
Bosargec. y Luke Johnson. Por
la defensa han sido citados los
testigos w. w. Chase, sheriff
de Barlow; ALI Butts, j. E,
Chiles, C. B. ~Schofield, un re-
porter; M. Bowen Y o. T. Ca
son.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
MURIO EN- LA SILLA ELEC-
TRICA Ell ASESINO DE UN
POLICIA

Montgomery, Alabama, Ju-
MO IA pesar de los freneti
cos esfuerzos de su madre, que
habia sOlicitado elemental, mu
rio hoy en- la silla electrical
Wesley Vincent, de % amos,
matadOr del policia Forrest
Harris.
Antes de Vincent murieron
lectrocutados los negros lyric
Harrell y Gabriel Walters. Los
legros mataron a I'm hombre
de laraza blanca.
La madre de Vincent logro
un aplazamiento de la senten-
'cia q su llegada de Shelton,
Washington, pero sus ruegOs
Sc estrellaron contra la inflexi-
bilidad del gObernador Rib
Graves.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
JUAN PEREZ NCtMBRADO
CONSUL EN- M

Para sustisuir al Sr. j. A.
Gregory, ST., que venia desem-
Fernando ell consulate de Cuba
en- esta ciudad, ell 7obierno del
p%residente Gomez ha nom6rado
al Sr. Juan Perez, funcionario
de 20 amos de experienced en- ell
servicio exterior de su pals.
Perez, que d~esempen6 duran
tie IL amos ell puesto de consul en-
New York, arrib6 Ell microbes
a Tampa.
Gregory embarcara ell do
mingo hacia la capital Guiana,
Idcnde tiene buenos amigos, en-
ire ellos el senador Lucilo de la
.Pena Y ell comandante Franco
|Granero.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
'UN MANIFESTO DE IL CRU
70 DE CULTURA SOCIALE

Ha circulado hoy en- esta ciu
dad un manifesto de II GrupO
di Cultura Sociale, dedicado q
la c%olonia italiana de esta ciu-
dad.
Ell grupo es contrario a la ii
rama y la ideologia fascista v
10 integran personals de buena
reputation y mobiles intencio :
mes.
Uno de los parrafos dice:
Gridiamo che la nostra colonia
sente il dovere di protestare
con lutte lie sue forze, contro
certi signori che cercano di TO-
mentare la discordia fra moi,
per indi spadroneggiare a loro
bell'agio.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
Una Corto de Ia Sra. Hcber

Una C0rtG de Ia Sra. HGber
De la Sra. Consuelo Haber
presidenta de la Damas de pro-
tecci6n y Auxilio del Centre Es-
pafol, recibimos una carta que
dice: Expresa la presente nues-
tro agradecimiento por su va
liosa cooperation al exito de
nuestro Bingo Party y Fachion
Show. AL mismo tempo desea.
mos que por medic de las colum
mas de su peri6dico exprese las
gracias, en- nuestro nombre, a
todos los comerciantes que con-
tribuyeron al lucimiento de la
fiesta.
Agradeciendole su cortesia,
quedamos de listed, atentamen-
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
MCKAY NOMBRADO JEFE
DE LA CAMPANA DEL
PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT
EN- Nj

James A. Farley, presiden {
del comite nacional del particle
Democratico, comunic6 aver al
ISr. D. B. Mckay, exalcalde de
Tampa, ell nombramiento de je-
fe de la campana del p~residente
Roosevelt en- esta ciudad.
Ell Sr. Mckay Sc progone ce-
lebrar un gran mitin ell dfa 81
de JUNO, fecha en- que ell Presi-
dente ~aceptara la nomination
de su parjido.
Tan pronto Sc prepare ell pro-
grama Sc dara a conocer por
medic de los peri6dicos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
NUEvOS INGRESOS EN- LAS
LOGIAS DE LA D
CABALLERO DE LA LUZ

Han ingresado en- las 10
gias que la Orden Caballero de
la Luz tiene en- Cuba, los ST.
guienses hermanos y Iaermanas:
Evangelina Gusto Castro, CO.
madrona; Maria Teresa Lagart
Palacios, empleada; Julieta Bo-
'rrell Lagart, de su casa; Adolf
10 V. Guerra, militar; Pedro
Blanco Guerra, militar; Anto-
Mo Romay Cueto, comerciante
.Orestes Suarez Delgado, conner
.ciante; Vicente Duran Estevez,
.empleado; Pedro Rodriguez O.
.choa, militar; Quintin Gonzalez
.Diaz, agricultor; JESUS Marti-
nee Norie "a, empleadO; Domin-
go Perdomo, policia; Bias Artu-
70 Juvenet, empleado; Jose A
.gustin Llorens, contador, espa-
mol; Pedro A. Pena, militar /;
Jose Marcial Cabrera, militar I;
Miguel Maria Alfonso, militar;
Pedro Pablo Martinez, militar
Miguel Gomez Morgado, agricul
tor; Reinaldo Torres, policia;
Jose Pacheco, practicante; Pc
dro Pardo Alvarez, prOpieta-
rio; Arturo Figueredo Meneses,
comerciante; Manuel de Orc
Gonzalez, policia; jose R. Rodri
guez Fernandez, policia; Anna
do Rodriguez Perez, de Cana
rias, herrero; Venancio Diaz
Maiquez, empleado; Francisco
Cruz Figrerks, empleado; Har-
old Garcia Pearson, dentista
jose Antonio Bosa6n, estudian-
tie; I9Oberto Per igrafO,
y Maria Antonia Rey San Mar
tin, maestro.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
UN ERROR EN- Ell ARTICU.
LO DE CONIGLIO

En- ell articuIo que publica :
mos aver del lider antifascista
A. ConigliO apareci6 la EXPIRE
sion appropriations por con-
vencimiento," cuando 81 escri-
bio "super-patriotas por conve-
|niencia."
Queda salvado Ell error, EN-
honor del pudonOrOso ciudada-
no y consecuente amigo.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
~.DISCUTIRAN LOS PROFILE
MAS DE CHINA LOS DE-
IEGADOS DE CANTON Y
NNKING

n gngkong, JUNO 12.-Una
dele aciSn del gobierno de
NanE ing, presidida por H. H.
King, ministro de hacienda, Sc
Rcuentra hoy en- canine de
Canton donde discutira los pro
blemas de la invasion japone-
sa con los representatives del
gobierno del Sur. Las amena-
gas de guerra civil han queda-
do Gminoradas con este paso
de copciliaci6n.
Ell gobierno cantenes ha or
denado a sus tropas en- la pro-
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
SOCIALES.
IN erito Ell Concerto +.
de Ia ProfesorG Sanchez

I'm eTfC0 Ell CODclVTJ0 /.
de la ProfesorG Sanchez
Con extraordinaria briAan-
tez Sc verified anoche, en- ell edi-
ficio de los Clubs Federados, Ell
concier.o de la p~rofesora de pia
no Srta. Elba Sanahe1 y sus
inteligentes discfpulas.
Las muchachas que tomaron
parte en- ell programa interpre-
taron impecablemente las pie
zas a elias confiadas, siendo
muy aplaudidas.
Vistosos trajes l~ucieron las
bellisimas educandas, siendo
muy con2ratuladas.
Vaya nuestra sincera felici-
taci6n a la profesora y a sus a
lrmnas, por ell exito alcanzado.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
ACTO POLITICO EN- Ell
BAlRRIO DE HYDE PARK

Esta noche, a las ocho, Sc e.
fectuara un mitin politico en- Ia
esquina de Rome v Watrous,
barri9 de Hyde Park.
Manana sabado los oradorec
Sc t~rasladaran a Plant City.
Esta noche, en- re las Z y las
!7:15, ell sheriff Mcleod habla.
"a por la radio, por la estaci6r
WDAE.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

Ciudad de Tampa contra A
niceto Lopez, Jesse E. Goodwin,
Julia A. Smith, Jennie Will
Jams, Olivia Membilla, Giusep-
pc Chillura y E. L. Miller; Rose
Fenyck contra Walter Fenyck;
Effie Hardee contra r. B. Han
dee; Laura Fernandez contra
Leopoldo Fernandez; Lula Ed
wards contra Henry Edwards /;
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

w DAE y Cduolld W
lumbia: 6:15, Virginia Verrill f;
$50, Fray y Baum; GAS, pc
hueha Camara de Concrete;
200 discourse de Tom Watkins /;
tbs discurso de Jerry Mcleod
800, Hollywood Hotel; 900, ell
programa de los cigarrillos
Chesterfield con Ray Heather
ington y la orquesta de Kostela-
metz; $50, Marcia del TEMPO;
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
LOS OBRE3OS De LA IN
DUSTRIA TEXTIL REA-
A Ell TRABAJO

Paris, JUNO 12.-El minis
tro del trabaj9 di6 anoche la no
ticia de que la industrial textil,
EN- ell norte de Francia, Tha reco-
brado la normalidad, volviendo
a sus tareas cerca de $4,000 o.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
tie, por las Damas de Protection
Y Auxilio, Consuelo Haber.

Fiesta en- Honor de
q Sra. Som0za
La Sra. j. S. Franco di6 aver
una fiesta, en- su hogar de la a.
yenida Wasrrus, a la Sra. Anas-
tasio Somoza, esposa del jefe
iei aj4rcito de Nicaragua.
Sc jug6 al bridge y la fes
eiada recibi6 un bonito regalo.
Hicieron los honores de la ca
sa, Jrnto con la. Sra. Franco, la
SRA. John Minardi y las senori-
tas Marta Franco, Maria Julia
Ybor y Alicia Sierra.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
Una Excursion

HW EICCNf oCOW
Han sido puestos a la venta,
por la Orden Caballero de la
Luz, los billetes de pasaje para
la excursion del dia 10, en- ell va
por "Moonglo''.
Las personas que deseen asis
tir pueden dirigirse a la conf.
sion que actGa. Lo que.produzca
la excursion Sc destinara al Co.
mite de Fabrication.
Ell Moonglo ira hasta ell sur
de A Grille, seg1n 10 acor
dado, donde los pasajeros po-
dram desembarcar Y banarse.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12
Ell Picnic de Ia Orden
CabdHero de la Lax

Adelantan los preparativos
para ell Picnic que la Orden Ca
ballero de la Luz celebrara, Ell
dia 4 de julio, en- Ell parque De
Soto, en- Palmetto Beach.
La comisi6n organizadora ser
vira un exquisite almuerzo, a
base de 60 centavos ell cubierto.
No costara NADIA la entrada II
terreno, como Sc hizo en- amos
anteriores.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12

breros. En- Rouen regresaron a
|sus faenas 5000 huelgristas.
Sc hacen gestiones para so..
lucionar los conflictos de los
muelles y ramo de construction.
La gaceta., 1936-06-12

vinAa de HUM que no avan-
cen hasta reciNir nuevas ms :
.truccionA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
MYSTERY. FILM
 ENDS TONIGHT
 AT COLISEUM
Gilbert Roland and Mona Barrie Featured in Lad
 les Love Dan ger

Murder for profit motivates the criminal in Fox Films mystery picture, Ladies Love Danger" which plays for the last times sonight at the Coliseum Theatre.
 Gilbert Roland plays the role of the playwright who strolls into his smart bachelors apartment to find that a strange beauty, portrayed by Mona Barrie, has strolled in before him and, uninvited, has made herself at home. A few min utes prior to her coming a murder has been perpetrated next door.
 Feeling that she is somehow in volved, he keeps her prisoner for the night. She manages to outwit him and when her escape coincides with three other murders he pro- ceeds to unravel the mystery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
WILL: LEAVE SOON ON
 EXTENDED TRIP
Secretary of Chamber of
 Commerce Will Tour States by Auto

Curtis Shattuck, who has been in charge of the Allen Shattuck insurance business during the ab- sence of his father, will sail for the States on the Alaska on a two months vacation. After a few days in Seattle he will travel by train to Detroit where he expects to buy new Ford Va coupe, and will drive to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras celebration He will also visit Florida, Baltimore-where the home office of the Maryland Casualty Company, represented in Juneau by the Allen Shattuck Company, is located-and Wash ington, D. C., where he will confer with Alaska Delegate Anthony J Dimond with regard to matters affecting the Juneau Chamber oi Commerce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
FORMATION IN NIGHT FLYING
 CAUSES WRECK
Aviators in Honolulu Trag- edy Says Such Flights
 Cause High Tension

HONOLULU, T. H., Jan. 28.-Un- official sources turned the spotlight on night formation flying, as army authorities investigated the spectac- ular air collision which cost six lives and two big fighting planes here last Friday night.
 Aviators, who rct-.55sd to be quoted directly, said night formation flights are probably the most unpopular of any sort with military fliers. Inform ants asserted the officers and men often returned from night formation flights in high tension.
 They also said the planes usually employed were noted for their slow ness and laziness of pickup.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28

es and writings since, Bone declared that Alaska needed two things.
 First, concentration of govern mental u pervision replacing a bureaucratic system, as a means of developing i n d u stria resources. Bone said that the present chaotic system of administration of innum- erable bureaus produces compli- cated, inefficient and expensive administration"
 Second, outside capital to de- velop Alaska's resources. Capital means population; one follows the others"
 As a further means of acquain-- ing the outside world with the real Alaska, Bone published in 1926 a novel, "Chechahco and Sour dough-" He also predicted that Alaska would be divided into two States and would enter the Union on that basis. .a4...l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
YAK0BI BACK. \! FROM TOUR OF
 FOX ISLANDS

Motorship Yakobi, Capt. Tom Smith, returned to Juneau this af- ternoon from an extensive, unof- ficial Good Will'' tour of South east Alaska fox islands by way of Chichagof, Sitka, Tyee, Warm Springs Bay, and Petersburg.
 Capt. Smith and his crew-Elliott Fremming, mate, and Ed Holman, cook-left Juneau with a cargo of explosives for the, Chichagof mine on December Is. Since that time the vessel has been on a leisurely tour of the fox islands between Juneau and Petersburg, at which point the Yakobi was hauled from the water for repairs and copper painting.
 Many Islands Visited
 In addition to Joe Ibachs fox farm at Lemesurier Island, the Yakobl called at fox farms on the following islands: Portland Island, Coughlin Island. Spuhn Island, Hump Island, Couverden Island. Sisters Island, Porpoise Island. Hoonah Island, h. ian Island, Shaw Island, George Island, Three Hill Island, Strawberry Island, Willoughby Island, Ba ir d Island, Big and Little Gavanski Is- lands, Emmonds IslanL, Broad Is- land, Fairway Island, Kuiu Island and Pillar Bay, the Keku Islands, Hound Island. Horseshoe Island. Su- kuoi Island, Turnabout Island, Whit ney Island, Akushla Island, Storm Island, Sail Island The Brothers Islands, Entrance Island, Elliott Is- land, Gaine Island, Dorn Island, San
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
CHILL D STAR IN
 DRAMATIC ROLE
 PLAYS TONIGHT
Shirley Temple in Our Lit tie Girl Closes This
 Evening, Capitol

Shirley Tenn pie, idol of tiny screen-goers, plays for the last times tonight at the Capitol The atre in Our Little Girl drama of a little child who leads the two persons she loves back to hap piness.
 The picture is the latest and most successful of the diminutive stars many starring vehicles, and it's popularity is enhanced by the scenes depicting an entire circus in action.
 In the picture, Shirley sings song, Our Little Girl" and shows herself adept in some new dance steps
 The story involves misunderstand- ing and bewildering crisis in the lives of those nearest and dearest to Shirley, and is said to be her most touching picture. Rosemary Ames plays the part of the mother, Joel McCrea is the father, and Lyle Talbot is the other man" SPEND WHERE YUNl MAKE IT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
CLUB
 BACKS STOREY
Republicans Also Want Seward to Have Ter
 ritorial Meet

CORDOVA, Alaska, Jan. 28. = The Republican Club of Cordova has en- dorsed Roy J. Storey for Territorial Highway Engineer and Joseph H. Murray for Representative at the Territorial Legislature.
 The club officers also sent radio to National Committeeman E. A. Ras- muson, at Skagway, urging that If a Republican Territorial Conven- ton is held that it be awarded to Seward because of that city's centra, location.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
THE STERosCuPE

The STEROSCOPE is a new in strument that I have added to my X-Ray equipment. These sterescope X-Ray pictures bring out the third dimension or depth and show rota- tions or twists in the spine that have been overlooked before Chronic cases of disease that have not responded to the old method of chiropractic are getting well today.
 Why suffer with chronic head aches, constipation, rheumatism, paralysis, appendicitis, bronchitis, high blood pressure, neuritis, stom- ach, spleen and liver trobles, when scientific X-Ray chiropractic will remove the cause of these diseases. Investigate. Consultation costs you nothing and may mean your health
 LEON ENSCH, Chiropractor
 206 Main Street. a Phone 451
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
FORMER BERNERS BAY
 MAN IS GOING SOUTH

A former employe of the Comet Mine at Berners Bay, James Cor rington, is enroute for Seattle on the Northwestern. For many years MT. Corrington has been mining his own property, about 80 miles from Nome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28

Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania town, derives it's name from the Indian 'Machk Tschunz," meaning Bear mountain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
SCOTT 6. BONE
 DIES, RESULT
 HEART ATTACK
Former Governor of North land Passes Away in
 Santa Barbara
Continued from Page One)

 June l3, 1921 He took office June Is, his wedding anniversary, and served until the expiration of his term, June 13, 1925, when he was succeeded by George Alexander Parks, a resident of the Territory, appointed by President Coolidge.
 Goes to California
 From Juneau, Bone moved to Atascadero, Cal, where in October, 1925, he was elected Vice-President of the Western Publishers, Inc, with complete editorial direction of the Americanization Magazine.
 In conference with President Cool idge in 1925 and in public address
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
= Q Ue A THE HOTELS

Gastineau Archie Beaudin, Hawk Inlet.
 Alaskan J. O. Davidson, City; Henry Museth, Dupont; Pete Karsen, Ju- neau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28

Juan Island, Spruce Island, The Twins, Sunset Island, Harbor Island, Fanny Island and Sum Dunn Island. Many fox farms along the shores of Wrangell Narrows were also visited by the Yakobi.
 Although a few of the fur-farmers raise mink the ma jority of the ranch CTS produce only blue fox pelts Capt. Smith said. The silvers, cross, and red foxes of the Interior do not thrive in the climate of Southeast Alaska.
 New Fox Farm
 On the trip from Taku Harbor this morning the Yakobi conveyed a gasboat belonging to Otto Weild, Jr., to South Island, where Weild ex- poets to build harbor for his boat in preparation to organizing new fox farm at that point. Otto Weild, Sr., who operates fox farm at En- trance Island, is doing very well, Capt. Smith said. Weild started his fox farm on Entrance Island nine years ago with five mated pair ot blue foxes, and last year he pelted 100 of the animals. Weild expects to pelt about 200 more foxes in about two years. Twenty tons of fox feed about half the amount required, was shipped to Entrance Island last year by Weild
 On Commercial Basis
 The blue fox raising industry is now on a sound commercial basis, Capt. Smith said, and most of the fur farmers are showing a profit. Prime blue fox belts bring about $25 at the present time, he said.
 Capt. Smith stated that The En- pire News radio broadcast was clear ly received at the George Bach home stead at Taku Harbor, where the crew of the Yakobi spent last night. but said that broadcaSts from the States interfere with the evening program from the local station at all points south of Funter Bay He said that an afternoon news broadcast would be welcomed by those ports unable to get good reception during the evening
 A school of blackfish whales was observed in Frederick Sound, and attempts to stalk one of the whales which was apparently asleep on the surface of the water, proved unsuccessful An unusual sight steel-head trout leaping like sal- mon-was also observed in Fred erick Sound. We had couple of months to kill,' Capt. Smith said in sum- marizing his trip, ''so we took a pleasure trip. It was partly buSi- ness, too. I haul the Yakobi out of the water once each year at Petersburg for an overhaul"
 Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania town, derives it's name from the Indian
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
No Cold Weather Flying Yet ~l On Cook Inlet

SELDOVIA, Alaska, Jan. 2S.- All Seldoyia boats and men are busy as the crew of the aircraft carrier Ranger and two destroy CTS offer attractive prices for fish and clans.
 The snow is nearly gone and it is raining steadily, conditions which are not wanted as the Ranger came north to practice cold weather flying.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
SALESMAN ARRIVES

Ken Edwards, Heinz products rep returned to Juneau from Skagway on the Northwestern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-28
Students, Police
 Clash in Egypt

CAIRO, Jar. 28.-- A widespread strike of students today precipitat- ed clash between demonstrators and the police at Damanhour. Five students are reported to have been wounded.