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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
MINING MEN RETURN

Charles Anderson and Ernest Pet erSon, partners in hydraulic min Ing development at Faith Creek. on the Steese Highway north of Falrbanks, are passengers aboard the Victoria enroute from Seattle to Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
From The Empire 20 YEARS AGO
FEBRUARY I9, 1916.

United States Senator Henry c. Lodge, of Massachusetts, in a speech in the Senate, declared that the abandonment by the United States of the principle tn a it's ports were open to and it's citizens free to ride upon all merchantmen of bel ligerent nations armed solely for de- fenSe purposes, would be most un- neutral act. If the United States abandons this principle" passion ately exclaimed Senator Lodge, it will be a step towards war. The step will immediately make the United States an ally of a belligerent nation whose merchant marine has been swept from the seas.'
 Secretary of State Lansing stated that the United States would accept nothing short of a full and com plete agreement in the submarine controversy with Germany, covering all points which the administra- tion has contended as to the past and for certain assurances for the fu- ture.
 The Women's Social Union of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Martin George.
 Monte Snow, collector for The Empire and the man who attended to reportorial work on the Douglas side of the Channel, celebrated his birthday. He refused to state just how young he was so it could only be conjectured.
 Jack Wilson defeated Carl Wooloff in two straight handball games in Treadwell.
 Contractor w. F. Skoog announced the annex to the Gastineau Hotel would soon be completed. Much of the furniture for the annex was on i the way, a large shipment of bed springs having been received already
 Mrs. M. E. Bergman started the erection of m dern tWo-story apartment house on Willoughby ave- nue.
 Weather: Maximum, 49; mini mum, fl; cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
BOUND FOR FAIRBANKS

Charles w, Preston, son of George Preston, Manager of the Northern Commercial Company at Fairbanks, IS passenger aboard the Victoria enroute to the Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
 Now in the process of compila- ton. New listings and advertisers will please notify Juneau Douglas Telephone Go. -adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
CHISHOLM ON VICTORIA

Jack J. Chisholm, dean of AL askas travelling salesmen, is a passenger aboard the Victoria for his headquarters at Anchorage
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

Maybe Al Smith should have credit after all for stirring up things that the votes of the nation will be with Philadelphia and not in Cleveland as some of his pals hope
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
FERN BEAUTY PARLOR

Closed during the absence of Mrs. H. c. Shippey in California. Will reopen for business March 3. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

The Townsend plan seems to be amplification of the chain letter craze, except that you don't have to bother about writing the letterS-Oho State Journal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

The real Spartan is the fellow who can stick to his BVDs in this sort of weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

Al Smith said he had ax to grind And then he began to sharpen the teeth of his rip saw-Achison Globe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
SHUCKLIN GOES WEST

sam Snucklin, wholesale dry goods broker, sailed for Seldovia on the Victoria.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

There's something very final about those delayed parachute jumps
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

In October, 1885, 37 ships totalling 48,405 tons sank in waters bordering Germany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19
HAPPY -
 BIR THDAY

The Empire ertends congrotula- ttons and best t0iS1tes today, their t1rthday 1nniverSaru. D the touo,5- ing:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

 FEBRUARY I9
 Olaf Olson Bennie P. Mahlam Jacob Jackson Mrs. Sam Niemi August Aalto Elaine Martinsen
 J. J. Cain
 Wanda Wood Sister Mary Agnes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-19

SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
TECHNOCRAT CHIEF
IS NON-POL|T|CAL
Sees Only Two Classes in
Country-ChiseIers
and Suckers.
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October Howard
Scott has no objections to technocrats
voting In the presidential election, he
announced today.
But" he added, "technocracy says,
YOU ought to get 81 for every vote
you cast. That's all you'll get out
Of the election"
Scott, director in chief of Tech
nocracy, Inc CHATS what's become
Of the movement that had everybody
arguing during the depression). said
that technocrats cannot be members
or officers Of any political party.
All Regarded Useless.
I'm fact" he explained, "technocrats
feel the Republicans are as impractical
as the Communists and the Democrats
as useless as the FascistS.
THE political racket is due to be
washed up in q few years anyway"
Scott does not believe the Nation
will 90 technocratic before 1912. He
calculates:
mo matter which party gets in
power it will have to continue the
financial primtng started by Herbert
Hoover and continued with accelera-
ton by the present administration.
Added to this is resultant decreas-
ing purchasing power. decline in the
population increase, enlarging con-
sumption of extraneous energy Gin
the United States $4,000 Kilograms
per capita per day. as compared with
about 4,50c IN China).
Predicts $4,000, 900 on Relief.
when this energy consumption
reaches 100000 kilograms in about
1912 there will be from 10000, 900 to
60,000,000 on relief.
Then comes technocracy.
Roosevelt. the Republicans, Lemke,
Father Coughlin and DR.. Townsend
have all borrowed our phraseology, our
surveys and parts Of our diagnoses,
They have found technocracy funda-
mentally correct"
Technocracy, Scott said, will come
gently:
Here there is no class antipathy to
speak Of. Every American Is aware
that there are only two classes chisel-
ers and suckers.
IT'S the secret ambition Of every
sucker to become chiseler."
Evening star., 1936-10-01

National Council for the Prevention
of War. October to ., Lee House:
National Society Of Professional En-
gineers, October IL and 10. Mayflower: /:
District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia Trade Show Of Beauty and
Barber Supply, October II to II.
Raleigh Hotel; American Clan 0regor,
October l6 and II. Willard Hotel:
Middle Atlantic States Conference
Of the National Council Of Jewish
juniors, October II to 10, Washing
ton Hotel; National Tent and Awning
Manufacturer Association, October
36 to 10, Willard Hotel, and Associa.
ton Of Practitioners Eefore the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. October
20 and 80, Maydower.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
STRIKE REPORTED ENDED

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c., october
@.-The Winston-Salem Journal
said last night 53-day-old strike
at the Hanes Hosiery Mill ended
today with strikers unsuccessful in
demands for increases in pay"
Neither the mill management nor
leaders of the local unit of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Hosiery Workers
would comment.
The paper said all but $50 to 200
Of the 1900 plant employees were re-
ported to have notified the manage.
ment they were willing to return to
their jobs.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
Will Address. Round Table.

T. Carlisle C-ump. president of the
Vaughn Bible class Of Calvary Baptist
Church. viii address the luncheon
meeting Of the Washington Round
Table at 1880 pm tomorrow in the
University Club. His subject viii be
Legend Of King Arthur. ~ The club
will hold an oyster roast for members
and guests ct dalssville, Nd, octo-
Der 10. u
Evening star., 1936-10-01
FALL CONVENTIONS
START THIS MONTH
More Than 5000 Delegates Ex.
pected at Sessions Of Eight

Washington's Fall convention sea-
son will get under way this month,
with eight regional and national con-
ventions scheduled, along with Q mum.
ber of board meetings and Govern.
ment conferences.
The Greater National Capital Com
mittee Of the Board of Trade estimates
that more than 5000 delegates will
visit the city during the month.
The larger conventions scheduled
are the American Railway Associa-
ton, October 6 to 8, .Mayfiower Hotel:
Evening star., 1936-10-01
HENDERsoNs DIVORCED
Wife Of Former Senator'S Son
Charges Cruelty.

Charges Cruelty.
Mrs. Harriet Walker Henderson, So
cially prominent in San Francisco
and Piedmont, Calf, won an uncon-
tested divorce decree yesterday from
Wellington Smith Henderson, son OF
former Senator Charles B. Hender-
son, according to an Associated Press
dispatch from Carson City, New. Mrs.
Henderson charged cruelty.
The couple had been married about
i've years. wellington Henderson Is
q bond investment adviser in San
Francisco.
Former Senator Henderson i. now
. director Of the Reconstructiop
Finance Corp. here. -,
Evening star., 1936-10-01

For the training Of naval seamen
the British admiralty has acquired the
famous transatlantic liner Majestic,
which will he stationed at Roysth.
Scotland.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
VOLADO UN DEPOSITO DE
MUNICIONES

FL captain de guardias de A
salto Sr., Buig, que manda la
quinta compania de dicho Cuer-
pc, la cual lleva ocho dias de o.
peraciones en- la Sierra, tuvo CO.
nocimiento del sitio donde esta-
ba localizado ell dep6sito de mu-
niciones de la artilleria de los re
beldes, que Sc allaban en- las in
mediaciones de Guarrama, en-
la eontrapendienIe del puerto.
Inmediatamente que tuvo ei
ST.. Buig estas noiicias, reuni6 a
sus valientes hombres, y distri-
buy6 convenientemente cuatro
patrullas de bombarderos con
granadas de mano
Estos guardias con gran AFRO
10, avanzaron decididos entire
nutrido fuego de fusileria que
hacian los rebeldes.
Los disparos de los facciosos
causaron a los her6icos guar
dias dos muertos y IL heridos {;
pero los restantes c%ompaheros
prosiguieron su arrollador a.
vance, Y al llegar a la distancia
que ellos consideration n~ecesaria
para la realization de su valero-
sa hazana, arrojaron varias
bombas de mano, las cuales fue-
La gaceta., 1936-08-31

populares con mayores escr1pu
los que por esas divisiones SUI
blevadas al mando de Msla.
10 demuestra ell hecho abo-
minable de haber bombardeado
un preventorio infantil como ell
de Guadarrama y ell no menos
monstrGosO de haber dado
mlerte a I'm medico que avanzo
para parlamentar en- gestion
contra ell bombardeo de puestos
de la Cruz Roja.
Encuadrada la insurgencia en-
Ell Ejercito regular de las divisiO
mes organicas, es, sin embargo,
ana par,ida de cafres como las
lue conStituian ell ejereito car
lista.
En- cambio, esos muchachos
que van cantando al frents y que
Sc baten como %leones, no han CO.
metido hasa ahora ningln des-
man.
Els que son causas distintas
las que unos y otros defender.
FL fascio es la barbarie. La
RepGblica es la civilization. Y
Mola es aquel director general
lie Seguridad que en- los dltimos
lias de la Monarquia hizo fuego
contra ell hospital clinico de San
Carlos y fusil6 grupos de estG-
diantes en- las GALES.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31

ron a caer en- ell citado dep6sito
de municiones de los rebeldeS.
Con este motive sobrevino en- ell
polworin enemigo una terrible
explosion, y al volar, cause
gran cantidad de bajas entire los
facciosos.
Los her6icos g~uardias cogie-
ron varios morteros y cahones
al enemigo, que con este merritt
simo hecho de las fuerZas lealeS
4 la RepGbliea, ha quedado mutt
lizado en- aquella extension de la
Sierra.
AL tener conOcimiento la SUI
perioridad de tan her6ico hecho
dispuso que la compahia de los
valientes guardias de Asalto,
que como va decimos anterior
mente, lleva varios dias de ope-
raciones, Sc trasladara a Ma
drid para descansar.
Tanto ell captain, Sr. 'Buig,
como sus hombres fueron objeto
de ovaciones delirantes al regre
sar de llevar a efecto la her6ics
operaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
BASE BALL
LTGA

Los Gigantes Sc afirmaron
aver en- ell primer lugar con
una doble victoria sobre los
Cubs, la primera canada con
Hubbel de pitcher y la segun-
da con Gumber y Hoffman.
Lee cargo con la derrota en-
ell primero y French en- ell Sc
gundo.
New York &c, 12h, Re.
Chicago 1c, 7h, De.
New York &c, 18Th, Re.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie.
Ms de 5000 personas pre-
,enciaron la doble victoria de
los Piratas sobre las AbejaS.
Ell primero fue un duelo de pit
cheers entire Swift y Chaplin,
que gan6 aquel, y en- ell segun-
do Cy Blanton superb a Bob
Smith. Alfonso Lopez no bate6
de "hit" en- tres Wales a la Ego
ma"
Boston &c, Oh, lie.
Pittsburgh &c, 11h, De.
Boston 1c, III, Re.
Pittsburgh &c, Oh, 2e.
En- dos encuentros los Rojos
aplastaron a los Phillies, ga
nando ell primero con Der
ringer y ell segundo con Halla-
han V Davis.
Filadelfia &c, 10h, &c.
Cincinnati &c, 12h, lie.
Filadelfia &c, 6h, De.
Cincinnati &c, 11h, lie.
Los Cardenales dividieron
aver un doble desafio con los
Dodgers, ganando ell primero
y perdiendo ell segundo. Dizzy
Dean actu6 en- e! primero, ell
de la victoria. Van Mungo Ian
rs por ell Brooklyn en- ell Sc
gundo.
Brooklyn &c, III, De.
st. Luis &c, 10h, lie.
Brooklyn &c, 12h, 2e.
st. Luis &c, III, De
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
LOS ACToS CONTRA LA VI

LOS ACTOS CONTRA LA VI
DA o LA PROPIEDAD AYE
Ma
FL ministro de la Goberna-
ci6n ha cursado al director de
Seguridad y a los gobernado-
res civiles de las provincias,
asi como al delegado del Gobier
no en- Mah6n, ell siguiente tele-
grama:
"Queda vuecenci& autoriZado
para, en- mi nombre, dictlr un
bando en- ell cual Sc commune
con la ejecuci6n Immediate de la
maxima pena, establecida por
la ley, a TODD aquel que pertene-
ciendo O no a una entidad poll
tica, Sc dedique a realizar actos
contra la vida o la propiedad a.
jenas, pues tales delincuentes
seran considerados como fac
ciosos al serVicio de los enemi-
Cos de la Repdblica, y, por tan
O, deberan ser tratados sin cor
sideracion alguna.
Procure vuecencia la maxima
diffusion de este bando. Del cum
plimiento de este telegrama sc
servira darme cuenta inmedia-
ia, asf como de su communication
a los alcaldes de la provincial, los
cuales a su vez quedan autoriza-
dos para dictar otros analogos".
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO
DA $4,000 E
La Camara Official de Conner
clio de la provincial de Madrid Sc
ha reunido en- session extraordi-
maria y, por unanimidad, ha a.
doptado los siguientes acuer-
dos:
Primero. Reiterar al Gobier-
no su Unconditional adhesion
dfreciendose corporativamente
y en- nombre de los elementos
que representa- para TODD GUAM
to pueda contribuir al restable-
cimiento de la normalidad y al
termino de una lucha entire her.
manos que tanta sangre y da-
nos de tOdo genera esta prOdu-
ciendo.
Segundo. Notificar al minis
tro de Industrial y Concrete que
Ia Camara de Concrete de Ma
drid pOne a disposition del Co
bierno la cantidad de $4,000 pc
setas para aliviar la situation E.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31

tie ganaron ell campeonato de
SUI liga. Hadley obtuvo su 12y
triunfo.
Chicago lie, III, lie.
New York &c, 16h, Re.
Chicago lie, 3h, lie.
New York &c, 3h, lie.
Dos vecLs derrotaron los Me
dias Rojas a los Indios, en- una
de elias vopuleando a Bob Fell
Ter, de IL amos, ell pitcher "fe-
n6meno." Yves Terrell lanz6
en- ell inicial por ell Boston Y
Walberg en- ell segundo. Fue la
Tia. victoria de Terrell.
Cleveland &c, III, Re.
Boston c, Oh, 2e.
Cleveland 1c, 3h, lie.
Boston sc, Oh, De.
Perdieron los Tigres Ell pri-
mer desafio con los Atleticos,
pero ganaron ell segundO.
Detroit dc, 8h, lie.
Filadelfia sc, 15h, lie.
Detroit &c, III, De.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, 2e.
Los batazos de Chapman die
ron a los Senadores una doble
victoria.
st. Luis &c, 12h, lie.
Washington sc, 11h, lie.
st. Luis as, Oh, 2e.
! Washington 7c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
LA REPUBLICA FRENTE AL FASCISMO
LA REBELLION MILITAR
Lo que dicen los peri6dicos de Espana

con6mica de las victimas y sAs
familias ~
iTercero. Hacer presente al
minis,ro de Hacienda la conve-
niencia de que Sc prorrogue nue.
vamente ell termino de la mora
toria acordada por ell Gobierno,
asi como solicitar del ministro
de industrial Y Concrete ell que
Sc prorroguen los permisos de
Importation que finalizan en- 81
de julio, correspondence al Sc
gundo trimestre.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
UN ACUERDO DE LA Ora
FLEA SOCIALISM, EN- FA-
V0R DE SUS HEROES

La gerencia de la Grafica So
cialis,a ha tornado ell acuerdo de
abonaf el formal integro duran
tie la actual semana a los compa-
neros que, por estar moviliza-
dos, no hayan podido acudir al
trabajo.
Respecto a los dos camaradas
que perdieron la vida en- Somo-
sierra, Sc pasara a sus familias
Ell formal integro mientras duren
las actuales circumstances, y
despu6s, ell Consejo decidira, a
reserva de 10 que acuerde ell Es-
tado sobre la situaci6n de los
familiares de estos obreros, que
han sacrificado su vida por de-
fender ell regimen republican,.
La gaceta., 1936-08-31
LIG AMERICANA

Derrotando a los Medias
Blancas en- los dos desafios de
aver, los Yankees virtualmen-
La gaceta., 1936-08-31

COMO Sc BATEN LAS
MILICIAS Y COMO LOS
SECUACES DE MOLA
Las leyes de la guerra Sc es-
Tan cumpliendo por las milicias
Evening star., 1936-06-02

notifications.
In the conferences hare been haDng of and
White that Roosevelt personally
considers the distribution idea erceent
they understand it, ne is not
wiIhng to let the idea drop until merit
AS their for the President to let them
the only will change his mind
which holds them well illustrated
corporation provision from
of They thought there fair
chance would adopted that event. sparrng match would be
The issue would further
that provision too bad even for them Cose-
will the adopted not adopted the
Senators Representatives
Speaker If they
presidential will be looking
for jobs themselves
easy done often before, that there
really inside excitement about il.
Note-Another that the will
really do it June
Hamilton the Job nominaor
fol S material book
Hamilton the nominating
the which William Allen White does
But had a different type OF nominating
about who" but simple
carefully
adrance Landon and the immediately
Republican behind the about Senator
candidate
Evening star., 1936-06-02

Senate heard a hot debate between
Senator Hastings, Republican. Of Del
aware, and Senator Minton, Democrat,
of Indiana. Making what amounted
to a farewell speech because he plans
to retire at the end of this term,
Hastings said lump sum appropriations
to the President put us nearer to a
dictatorship"
When Hastings emphasized fiscal
problems, Minton replied that Hast
ings' Delaware constituency waxed
"fat" on the profits of the World War
and did not utter "chirp" about the
unbalanced budget then.
Appropriations for a number of
agencies were included in the bill as
passed. They included: $308, 1000, 900
for the Civilian Conservation Corps;
S456, 100000 for administration of the
social security act; SAL 100000 for the
Tennessee Valley Authority, and S4O,-
600, 900 for the Post Office Department.
The bill also included a number of
limitations on expenditure of the re-
1lG1 u11NCA "41ANAL bL4C SAsEScfOOOs-
900 would be allocated tentatively as
follows:
Highways, streets and roads, $413,-
250,000.
Public buildings, s156,750,000.
Parks and recreational facilities,
$156, $4,000.
Public utilities, sewers, etc, $171,-
100000.
Flood control, ETC., $128,250, 900.
White collar projects, s85, 500 900.
Women's projects, $85, 500, 600.
Miscellaneous projects, S71, 1,250, 600.
National youth administration, s71,-
250,000.
Rural rehabilitation and farmer
relief, $85, 100000.
Evening star., 1936-06-02

zioncheck, Democrat, Representative
from Washington?
Perhaps he desires to divide, at
least, the mantle Of the late Huey
Long. Huey Long first became nation
ally known. not through his admin
istration of Louisiana, nor through
his share -the-Wealth program, but
because of his clowning, his outra-
geous conduct, and as the man-who-
got-slapped.
Huey was proud of his thick skin.
He frankly believed that it was i'm
portant to be known; TO be well known
was good, but to be known at all was
something. Publicity was valuable.
no matter what 1t publicized. There
is something to support the view
point. as public opinion in our coun-
try is made.
Hollywood Capers.
The scandalous love affairs. braWls
and divorces of Hollywood kings and
queens, who set the standards Of man.
ners, department and elegance for
| so large a part of the American pub
lie, have always been regarded by
their press agents as worth something
in free newspaper space. To be &C
quilted of murder. if the case were
spicy enough, is one way of acquiring
contract on the vaudeville stage.
Zioncheck, like Huey Long, has ben
copiouSly noticed. He began the new
year by plugging in all the telephones
on an apartment house switchboard.
Three. times he has been arrested for
reckless or dangerous driving. He was
most publicly married, not in the
society, but in the news columns, and
his wedding trip was good for ever so
many items. For he borrowed an
automobile and in 1t crashed into a
truck, drove through a locked gate
Evening star., 1936-06-02
Relief
Continued From First Page.)

headed by Mayor La Guardia of New
York, won victory After La Guardia
assailed provision limiting the p. w.
A. grants to 80 per cent of projects
cost, the Senate boosted the figure to
45 per cent.
The Florida ship canal had mar
row squeak. Republicans sought to
have the Senate reconsider previous
decision to give Mr.. Roosevelt condi-
tional authority to continue the prof.
ect Their move was beaten, IS to 81.
Vandenberg fought fer an amend
ment to outlaw solicitation or receipt
of political contributions from bene-
ficiaries of relief money. Senator
Byrnes. Democrat, of South Carolina,
objected that this would apply to party
officials who unknowingly accepted
contributions from contractors on
public works and other undertakings
The Senate thereupon voted Vanden-
berg's amendment down, but accepted
O modification applying only to solici-
tation Of funds from persons benefit
ing from relief. Senator Borah re-
marked that this "emasculated" VAN
denberg's amendment.
Before it got down to voting, the