The Wrangell sentinel., 1936-02-07
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l1L WUALD
 SAN FRANCISCO-The two months tie-up of steam schooners ended today when the shipowners association of the Pacific Coast an nouneed all seamen will be permit ted to return to work immediately The order for the men to come back to work was announced after re- ceipt of a plea by officials of the International Seamens' Union at Washington that the local sailors be permitted to return
 WASHINGTON-Two House ad- visers left a White House confer ence expressing hope that Con- gress would surprise the country by having bill which will pro- vide taxes smaller than generally expected.
 SAN FRANCISCO - American planes, long banned for use inI Australia routes. will be used on the proposed Australia to New Zealand run. the first step in a line connecting the United States with the antipodes. This announcement was made known today by George A. Robinson, director of airlines oi Australia, who is in the country ta select the craft for the new run
 n riors on the northern front are apt to break loose momentarily, dis obeying their officers, to launch q savage, undisciplined attack upon the Italian lines, Ras Kassa, Ethi- opian commander telegraphed the government today.
 DENEER-Gold production in the Rocky Mountain region in Jan uary, valued at S4,47S,476, reached the highest monthly mark in many years, Mark A. Skinner, superin- tendent of the Denver Mint, said today.
 SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Zane Grey, who writes thrilling tales of deap sea fishing, particularly e. corning sword fishing, received a protest from the Society For the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals. for his devotion to the sport.
 WASHINGTON-Secretary of the Navy Swanson, asked Congress toI authorize construction of a 220,000I ton fleet of naval auxiliary vessels. This was disclosed eoday as the House Appropriations Sub-Com- mittee handling naval funds pre- pared to draft a bill for the largest navy appropriation in peace time history.
 GENEVA Experts of the lead ing oil production and transport ing countries of the Leauge of Ma tions today approved in principle an oil embargo against Italy as 2 considerable weapon even if it is impossible to make The stoppage complete.
 ROME-Further developments of the ascist party as a military or ganiz-tion was predicted today by high Fascist sources. The predic- ton was made on the assumption that further militarization of the party would be necessary to care for the internal situation in Italy shoul1 an European war deyelope As fCr actual military activities in Ethiopia there was little reportel.
 PEKIN, ILLINOIS--The three day general strike of 2,O00 union men in Pekin was ented today The announcement was made Dy John Kinsella, businesss agent for the Peria and Pek!n Building Trades Union.
 CHICACO-Continued cold and more snow were the weather bu- reau's predictions today for the sub zero belt as the nations worst fri gid spell in two decades extended its biz push on several fronts.
 WASHINGTON-G le- gal experts have decided Congress cannot go back of July first, 1885, in retroactive enactment of pro cessing taxes, it was stated authori tatively today.
 LOS ANGELES-With a far flung border blockade against pen