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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
NO PAYMENT-MUSSOLINI

Benito Mussolin who does some modern premier ing for Italy is reported to have again turned to his pen and fathered editorial which is being inter- preted the water to read that Italy is issuing warning to the world that she is prepared to invade and also conquer.
 7 It is not remarkable that Mussolni should turn to expressing his views in written form. He is some thing of master of the art Mussolni able newspaper writer before he went in for bigger things After the Ethiopia incident it is not particularly re- veang to most of us that Italy is prepared to invade and conquer. But one hestates to credit Mussolin with hurling an invasion and conquer message at the world without discrimination
 There appears to be little doubt but that Italy. like Japan feels the need for expansion The Pre- miers birth campaign in which he offers premiums to faithful fathers and mothers is not conducive to little Italy It is naturally the foundation for big Italy and Italy can't be very big without acquiring land.
 It is then only fair to assume that Mussolin pro- poses to invade and conquer in order to expand his country. But his expansion thus far has been into countries where conquest has been more less an easy matter. He hasn't nonchaantly sent his troops into France British possessions where he stands to step on the toes of any powerful nation Before he does that if he does, Mussoni be credited with wisdom enough to have alliance There are Indications that working agreement may be with Germany. But that too, has it's drawbacks for it would be difficult task indeed for two such leaders as HteH and. .Mussoni to function jointly: Beth are of the calber which must dominate Neither is likely to pay second fiddle.
 Mussolni's reported editorial must be taken at it's apparent value His bark is loud but his bite is shrewdly discriminating. Italy may invade and quer but it will be where such methods promise a degree of success.
 There is however, one reference in the Premiers comment which probably is hundred percent correct. That is the fiction" about paying the war debts to the United States, Doubtless, that pure fiction If Mussolin had hinted he might pay the debts it would have been startling, but when he refers to them fiction" there need be further doubt in any of our minds about payment There just won't be any.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
20 Kars Ago
 From The Empire
JULY Y26. 1917.

JULY Y26, 1917.
 An American army of one million men for service abroad instead of five hundred thousand, contemplat- ed for the first draft, was fore shadowed by the Governments re- quest for an additional appropria- tion of five billion dollars made to the Senate Committee by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo.
 Dr. Leonard s. Sugden, who with party had been spending the last four weeks at Taku Glacier taking pictures returned after having been able to take pictures on only three and one-halfi days during that time, as sunny weather was necessary for the new process pictures he was taking. In his par ty were Carl Winter, James B Pond, E. P. Pond, MT. and Mrs Cruickshank and Miss Grace Web ster. Miss Webster posed for nu- merous pictures and took the lead in a picture story which was woven | through the glacier scenes taken by the party. Miss Webster did splen- didly," said Dr. Sugden, speaking of the attractive Juneau girl. ] Dr. J. P. Mooney, of the govern ment hospital, left for the south to be married to Miss Matte B. Jones, formerly of Juneau.
 l Mrs. Harold H. Post entertained in honor of Mrs. M A. Saville, of Fort William H. Seward, and Mrs P. w. Dawson of Juneau. Mrs. P. J Malone and Mrs. H. L. Faulkner poured during the afternoon, while Mrs. Royal Shepard, Mrs. L. o Coward and Miss Dorothy Troy served in the dining room. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Charles E Davidson, Mrs. w. E. Novel;, Mrs H. R, Shepard, Mrs. Charles Cad field, Mrs. J. w. Bell and Mrs. L. O. Sloane.
 George Maud, gasoline engineer left for Bremerton where he was tc join the navy.
 Mrs George Jorgensen and infant daughter were doing nicely and ex- pected to leave the General Hos pital soon.
 Thomas McMullen, owner of tho Merchants Cafe, was improving from an operation at the Gene2a Hospital.
 Weather: Highest, 56; lowest. 49 rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not cOmpel'
TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1937

Adverse planetary aspects rule strongly through the busiest hours of this day, but in the afternoon benefic influences are likely to over come handicaps.
 Saturn continues to exercise ill., omened power over human destin- ies and labor will be guided toward protracted contests with capital.
 Warning is given that there is 9 sign supposed to encourage secrecy of real intentions, prejudice and stubbornness wherever negotiations are protected between employers and employees.
 This is not a favorable planetary government for those who direct industry or furnish capital for inn portant enterprises. Plans may be impaired.
 Women are subject to the threat ening om ems read for today and will prosper only through devotion to domestic affairs and their own special interests.
 The autumn should offer oppor- tunities to girls of real talent and training. In all the arts there should be opportunities to develop successfully.
 The stars presage government aid for young men and young women of well-founded ambition and the seers warn that character as well as brains should be carefully guarded. t Weather conditions may affect nerves and digestion. Diet now should focus attention. Many food fads will flourish.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of work that promises advancement. There may be problems concerning sentiment al friendships.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be energetic and keen witted. Objects of this sign of Leo seldom fail in attaining their am- bitions.
 Francis Biard, painter, was born on this day. 1900. Others who have celebrated it as birthday include Eben Horton Horsford. chemist, 1918; Thomas Campbell, English poet, TIT; Alexander Dumas, son, French writer, 1924.
 Copyright, 193D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
INDIAN JONAH
 HAD HOT TIME

QUETIS, Wash, July 26.-Quial- layute Indians have their own Jo- nah story, says Chief Howeattle.
 They relate that the brother of Qua-Ti, the Benevolent was swal- lowed by giant fish in the Raft river and that Qua-Ti threw heat ed stones into the stream to make the fish disgorge his kin.
 When the stream receded with the tide, Qua-Ti found the fish had been cooke das anticipated. Un- fortunately, his brother had been cooked too.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
MODERN ETIQUETTE By Roberta Lee

T ' AsE IT
 Q. If girls employer is i'll, and it is necessary for her to. visit him in his home, should she; rise to greet her employers wife When she enters the room?
 A. Yes, as sne is the. girls hos tess. .s sSs7F
 Q. What is the first duty of a new club member?
 A. The very first duty is to pay the initiation fees and dues.
 Q. Is it necessary to answer an invitation to tea?
 A. Not unless the tea is small informal affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
Strengthening Our Peace Arm
(NeW York Times

Through a series of recent diplomatic nominations the last of which confirmed on Thursday Presi- dent Roosevelt and Secretary Hull have achieved two important purposes he promotion of several career" men has strengthened the morale of the tire foreign service; and the designation of two of the most experienced diplomats Assistant Secreares of State marks progress in the delayed job of reorga izing the Department of State.
 The most important shifts affect American diplo- mats in several sections of the world Ambassador Hugh S. Gibson is transferred from Brazil to his for post Belgium. He is succeeded in Rio de Janero by Ambassador Jefferson Caffery from Cuba. Mr. J. Butler Wright after serving Minister in Uruguay and Hungary, goes to Havana. MT. Leland Harrison leaves Rumania to go as Minister to Switzerland MT Hugh R. Wilson, who has served Minister in Swift zerland and American representative at many inter- national conferences, and MT. George s. Messersmth who was Consul General in Berlin during the early NaA period and has since then been Minister in Vienna return to the department Assistant Secre tarieS of State. MT Wilbur J. Carr in the executive branch of the department for forty five years goes to Czechoslovakia Minister.
 These shifts-al but perhaps of which are either distinct promotions or are made in accordance with individual preferences of the men concerned are the latest proofs of President Roosevelts confi dence in the capacity of career to fill important posts. If he to go farther and declare his intention to designate only trained dplomatists even for highest offces--save perhaps in very excep-
 onal circumstances, when truly outstanding man might be chosen from outside the servicehe would Ihelp to overcome the pracuce or uSg such posts at London, Paris. Berlin and Rome as rewards for political support These would then be- come for diplomats what they are for the dplo- mats of all the other great Powers-the highest re- wards for distinguished service
 The two new Assistant Secretaries of State MT Wilson and MT. Messersmh because of their special qualifications will complement admirably the other members of the Secretary's cabinet Mir. Wilson fully conversant with European affairs is expected to be MT Hulls chief adwser concerning the Continent MT. Messersmith also well informed on Continental politics has such special competence in adminstra- ton that he will probably be asked to direct under the Secretary, the departments reorganization. To this ask-as important it is likely to be thankess he brings intimate knowledge of the difficult ques tions of nter-departmental relationships well as a close acquaintance with the work and personnel of the foreign service
 At a time when Government keeping pace with all the other great Powers, is eXpending vast sums the enlargement of its military establish ment, there is satisfaction in knowing that the President is also concerned with strengthening our instrumenalities of peace-the Department of State and the diplomatic and consular services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

Tacoma appears to be up on Seattle They have department store strike. The boys down at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce better get busy and figure out something to counter that Of course
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
LOOK and LEARN
 By A. c. Gordon

1. What is the average depth of the Atlantic ocean?
 2. How was Napoleon related to Napoleon III :?
 3. How many pe0ple in the Dis trict of Columbia maintain voting residences elsewhere?
 4. What is the highest jump of horse on record?
 5. What is the largest city in the Southern Hemisphere?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

Kansas outranks all of the famous mining states of the west and is ahead of the Territory of Alaska in producing minerals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

Man, higher order of animal, doesn't actually devour his young, in Europe. He dresses them in soldier suits and lets them teethe automatics. Detroit News.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

Wilbur Irving is offering you a real bargain on the ten percent dis count on all canned fruits and vege- tables. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

What with the Japanese fishermen in Bristol Bay and an earthquake in the Interior we're kind of out of it down here in the Southeast with nothing more exciting than a peaceful July rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

When one tends toward the inflated ego there's a world of good philosophy in that old song and life goes on without you"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

A movement is on foot to abolish Coroners and replace them with medical examiners. This would make it necessary to find another tail for the county tickets-Toledo Blade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

You can really save on your groc- cries by taking advantage of the special 10 percent discount on all canned fruits and vegetables or IT, wings Market. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
Divorce Over Pepper

AUGUSTA, Ga. - My wife put pepper in my pants. judge said a divorce-seeking husband. He re- ceived his decree.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

A skyscraper building campaign for Hamburg, Germany, encounters opposition account of cost Hamburgers believe there's too much at steak.-Pha- delpha Bulletin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
ANSWERS

ANSWERS l. 12,000 feet. 9 He was an uncle. B. About 10000. 4 Eight feet 13-16th inches, by Great Heart, in Chicago, 1923. 5. Buenos Aires, Argentine, South America.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

Living from hand to mouth good exercise before the government substituted the taxpayers hand for individual effort.-Toledo Blade
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

If unonized government employees should strike whom would they pickett" asks Washington cores pendent Presumably the Government of the United Free Press.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

if they figure out to settle it they probably will win the undying gratitude of Tacomans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

Remember! Ten percent off or all canned fruits and vegetables at Irvings Market. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26
Fl A P P - --B I R I H ID A Y

Tue Empire ertendS congratuld. tions and best l0ishes today. theil birthday anniuerSary, to the Jollo,0- ing.
 JULY 26.
 John Krugness, Jr.
 Beyrl Marshall
 E. s. Cashel
 Hal Windsor A
 Tillie Snodgrass
 Melvin Winfield Mrs. Tessie Whitcornb
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

The Presidents flag consists of the presidential seal on a blue background with white star in each corner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-26

Weather: Highest, 56; lowest. 49; rain.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Marie H. Svobodova

4 nynf klidne sp1 ma hTbitove
Nejsvetejs1ho Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
v Den Primsri.

V uplynulem tydnu slaven
den konce svetove valky, ktera
byla zastavena pT1meT1m IL.
listopadu 1918. A jak dnes?
We Spanelsku fasiste chysta-
il Sc k rane legitimn1m repu-
blikam ably ovladli celou zemi.
Ma Dalnem vychode Japonci
porazili C1nany ma dvou from
tach a vefi, re jsou s mimi no
tow. Ma poradach Bruselu
Staty a Angle chystaJl
spolecny postup = budou pod
porovati Cfnu, pak-li Japonci
odeprou jednati O mir, pravl
nejnovejsf zpravy.
Nemecko, Italie a JapOnsko
v sobotu dali svetu move made
lenf svou proti-komunistickou
alianci, nam1Tenou hlavne pro-
ii Rusku; ale v Moskve varujl,
re smefuje prot vsem volnym
zemim a demokracifm sveta. V
Berline vyhlaseny prehlfdkove
odvody muz1 Cd 81 do "A let.
V Brazilii, Jiz. Amerika, by
la suspendovana 1stava a or
nameno diktatorstv1. ARABIC
We podnecovani Itali1, chystaji
Sc k povstanf proti Anglii
Cely svet kvas1 valec-
nou horeckou. Jedine Spoj
Staty stojf opodal teto svetove
vravy, nemajfce zalusku ma CT
ri vlastnictvf, chranfce mir
plody prace svych obcanG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Serbova zalovana.

V Chicago zadrzena 21leta
Josefa Serbova pod zarukou
$4,000. Zaroven s nj byl odka-
IAN stejne starry cernoch Her
bert Reed.
21leta Velma Peterson Wy
pravela ma oznamku v angli-
ckem casopisu, kde byla HE
dana dfvka ma domacf praci.
Tyr vecer pfijeli v AUTOMOBILE
Serbova a Reed a re il dopra-
vi ma mlsto. Vsedla do auta a
kdyz toto pTijelo pod viadukt
ma 40. ulici, tax il Serbova
chtela pfilozit hadr napusteny
chloformem ma oblicej. D1vka
hadr odhodila, zapasila Sc
Serbovou, volala o pomoc a O.
ba il z auta vyhodili a ujeli.
Ale byli dopadeni a u Serbove
nalezen zapisnik, kde mela
jmena asi dewitt d1vek, jez hle-
daily praci.
Ma stanici pravila, re hleda-
la belosky pro mlade cernochy
v mistnosti v cernem pasmu a
sama pry v techto mistech Sc
zdrzuje. Policie ma nj vznesla
zalobu pro pokus 1nosu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19

covala v teto industrii dele nez
16 tydn1. Dale rada pravi, re
zadny zamestnanec, potazmo
zamestnanka nesm1 p%racovati,
ably dosahla vetsfho platu, pax
Ii by jejf telesne nebo dusevni
blaho tim trpelo a kdyz by "a
mestnanka pracovala meme,
TAX by nesmel zamestnavatel
il platiti pod minimum.
Vybor prav1, re studoval
14,724 mezdnich rekordG z
rGznych koncin statu a zjistil,
re teto industrii jest zamest-
nano 40,970 jen v Chicago.
Zamitl zadost majitelG dllen
ma venkove, ably smell platit
meme nez v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Vrah Americkeho konsula
skonciI ma Sibenici.

V Beirut, Lebanon, 29lety
Meguerdich Karayan odpykal
"a zlocin vrazdy, z~astrelenf
Jamesa Theodore Marrinera,
generaln1ho konsula Spoj. Sta
tn. Cestou k sibenici 81 PROF.
pevoval tureckou p1sen, jejfz
vyznam zGstal posluchacGm
tajemstvfm, avsak jej1z slova
v pTekladu by znela: Cekal
jsem ma tebe, ale tvs nepfisel.
Karayan, p1vodem Armen,
I'll delS1 cas- v Boston, Mass, a
byl naturalizovanym obcanem
Spoj. Staff. Ma Sibenici byl Cd
veden pc noel klidneho span
ku. We svych poslednfch slo-
vech, jez pronesl k svedk1m
popravy, pravil, re pT1cinou je-
no zlocinu byla urazka. Sv1j
kratky proslov zakoncil zvola-
MIN: "Pryc s Washingtonem!"
Tento mlady Armen byl roz
zuren pro to, jezto americky
generalnf konsul Mariner
nechtel pry mu dati povolenf k
navratu do Spoj. StatI. Nato
IL. T1jna, kdyz Mariner W.
stupoval z auta, Karayan pred
americkym konsulatem vypalil
ma neho vsechny rany re sveho
revolveru.
Karayan sdelil S policif, re
Sc c1til urazen tim, re nedostal
povolen1 k navratu do Ameri-
ky. We skutecnosti, jak Sc pax
zjistilo ,potrebne visum mu ge-
neralnf konsul Mariner ude-
iii, avsak dopis, kterym mu to
bylo oznamovano, nemohl byti
Karayanovi dorucen, jezto me
zit1m zmenil adresu. Otec po-
praveneho zije dosud v Boston
Mass.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Mezi prateli.

Podrazden markham sve
manzelky, O ktere tvrdf, re il
nalezl objetf s jeho "nejlep-
Sim prrftelem", Paul A. Wright
38lety predseda Union Air
Terminalu, il zastrelil a smr-
telne zranil Johna B. Kim
mela, SO, dopravniho manaze-
ra sveho letiste.
Ku strelbe doslo We Wrigh-
tove residence We Verduga Wis
ia, kan trojice dvou muzd a
zeny - poole vypravenl
Wrightova = zajela pc nocnl
pitce "a ktere byla %navst1ve-
ma rada modnfch klubu v Hol-
lywoodu. Zastrelena zena E.
velyn, dcera j. E. Nc Bright 2
Detroitu, byla zasazena peti
ranami. ZTizenci letiste zde
Sc vyjadrili, re byvala herec-
kou v Chicago, kde Sc "a
virginia provdala a kde je do
bre znama.
Kimmel, ktery byl stfelen do
hlavy a dvakrat do prsou, byl
odvezen do nemocnice, kde
"a kratko skonal. Wright pc
strelbe vybehl ma ulici a VIDAL
Sc dvema policistdm S nimiz Sc
setkal. Prav1 Sc, re do Kali
fornie prisel z Milwaukee,
Wis. Pr SVEN vzdan1 Sc
Wright udal policii, re pfekva-
pill manzelku a Kimmela kdyz
Sc objlmali, re jeho zena Sc da
la do smfchu, kdyz Sc ma nj
rozlobil a naschval Kimmela
Ease polfbila. Potion, rekl
vrah: "Vsecko Sc mi pred oci-
ma zatmelo." Bezel jsem pro
revolver a zacal stfilet. Pc Eat
cent slozil 1plne priznanf dc
rukou sefa policie V. Browna.
v nemz IA mnoha m1stech sc
zminuje O Kimmelovi co sven
"nejlepsfm priteli -" Wright
i Kimmel byli znami v letec.
kych kruzfch CO velmi dobTe Sc
lsnasejicf diva aviatikove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Chytry farmaT.

z mesta Denveru pTijelo au-
to s vyletn1ky a ii Sc usadili ma
farmarove louce u Colorado
Springs. Tento to nelibe nesl,
ale spolecnost sc nedala odeh-
natl. Ma konec mu tam zane
chali hromadu pap1rG a r6z-
nych odpadk6. Statkar 81
zapsal cfslo auta a vypravil Sc
S rodinou do Denveru. Tam
vyhledal domov vGdce pikni-
kari a ucinil jim totez, co O.
nj jemu. Uvelibili Sc ma trav-
nfku pred residence, pojedli
lunc a zanechali tam taktez
mnozstvf odpadkG.
Kdyz Sc Denvefan6 vratili
DON'T a uzTeli tn spoustu, hro-
zili rodine statkaTov6 policif.
Ia vsak Jim pohrozila udanfm
pro poTadanf pokniku ma ne
dovolenem mfst6. Sc ted nevf,
jak to dopadne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
v o M A.

S bolnym srdcem vzpom1na-
me ma den %. listopadu, neb
jsou to tfi roxy, co Sc S Mani
rozloucila naSe milovana man
zelka a matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Dix Ia Diary zems.
F. l.. Musil:

w davno ptaci odleteli,
poslednf zvadl kvet,
a kde kdys bujne stromy cnely,
pahyly jen iris cnet =
a cerna pole pusta lei,
jak k napln1 sci cas-,
kdyz vydala sve silly svezf
k dni DlkuvZdan1 Zas.
Pc indianskem letu v kraji
uz slunce chladne tez,
a jak i listy opadaj1,
Zimu az zahlednes:
Mraz z rama JIM bile size
a mlha zavoj tka,
a mfsto ptacf melodie
dest s vichrem zavzlyka.
To cas- je v%zpomn6t, co uz bylo
a co ted prave jest,
CO ruka zala, srdce s1lo,
kde laska a kde lest =
naladit dust Ike sm1rnosti,
znovu Sc v zapol dat
a byt nebylo vseho dosti,
prece sc nevzdavat!
Jak cas- jde cestou vymeTenou,
nam dyne zraje jiz,
a hejna krdt ma trhy zenou,
|jdemt Posvlcen1 biz
a srdce zas sc stroll T1ci
dix "a vse, co Fem ma,
a co - jak matka milujfc1 -
svym detem rozdava:
Dix tobe, mako Zeme,
"a vse, cos dala nam,
by slabe lidske pleme
vys mohlo k dalavam,
by svet byl cely dale
a radost v mem - ne zal =
by Tide NELL stale
a nikdo neklesal!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19

" V I'll, CAdS, POC1AO-
vana byla Marie Morkovska,
61leta matka deseti d1tek, KITE
ra Sc stala obetf automobiln1ho
nestesti. Jejf 24lety syn Al
fons MoTkovsky, byl pfi nestle
stf ma m1ste zabit.
Oba Sc stall ob6tf nestestl,
kdyz jejich auto vrazilo do ar
madnfho trucku nedaleko Luz
ling, kde Sc silnice cd Coma
les spojuje Sc silnic1 do San
Antonio. S mimi jel take dals1
syn zabite, Rev. DR.. Jan L.
Mofkovsky, ktery byl poranen.
Osudne auto r1dil Rev. Nor
kovsky a ma miste nestest1
chtel Sc vyhnouti armadn1mu
trucku, ktery tam stall. R1dic
trucku vsak sc nahle stocil do
cesty, take do neho vrazili pl-
nou rychlost1.
Marie Morkovska odchovala
10 dftek, z nichz diva synove
jsou katolickymi duchovnlmi.
Vsechny dftky jsou jiz dospe-
lie.
= Jan Kotrba, Ct rok1 sta
ry vdovec, obydl1m v {. 2612
jiz. Springfield ave., zamest-
nan1m nocni hlldac v ramec-
kovne firmy Jos. Klfcka Mfg
Co. v Chicago, pTisel v 8. bod
lvecer do hostince "Kolin Inn
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Herecka Sc zabila padem.

V Clevelandu Katharine
Wick Kelly, herecka v Cleve-
land Playhouse, spadla a zabi-
la Sc.