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La gaceta., 1937-03-13
RConckusi6n)

Mas de $50 sacerddtes~ fv4z
ron encaxcelw sehos
elios metid6Ss alabozos as
prisiones ordinarias otros en- :
cerrados en- conyentos CONVEX
tidos en- prispnes. Y este no con
cierne sino q Clero de la pro-
vincia de GfipdzcoA. Sc sabe
que mas de 4ien ~reliAiosos y sa-
cerdotes hug rpn 1etesta pro-
vincia para dhgiaase en- 81 ex-
tranjero; ehafin otros muchos
SEP encuentran en- Vizcaya, bajo
la autoridad del Gobierne Vas
co, rodeados de respeto " de a.
Rfecto.
Los maitares han presentado
al Se6or Vicario General de la
Di6. esis una lista de unos 1900
sacerdotes vascos, calificados co
mo indeseables. Muchos de en-
ire clos no eran nj son a1n lee
torres del peri6dico CA. 6l;co y ID
tendencia social llamado "Euz-
kadi''. organo del PartiSp Ma
cionalista Vasco. Varios de ellos
han sido enviados a otras di6ce-
sis de Espana donde viviran O.
diados de La poblaci6n porque
son vascos. Hay que eecir, en-
efecto, que en- muchas regiones
espanolas, principalmente en- Ell
Ilsrr, Las poblaciones han dejado
de cumplir sus deberes religio-
|sos. Sobre este asunto Sc han
lpublicado estadisticas y diver :
SOS estudios.
Sc oblig6 a algunos de ellos a
l(pedir ellos mismos su traslado
fuera de la di6cesis de Vitoria.
Sabemos que los tres vicarios
de San Pedro Y de Santa Mari
Ina de Vergara (G1ipuzcoa) han
tsido trasladados a Burgos, dom
de ell Arzobispo de esta archi-
ai6cesis les ha quitado Ell dere-
I'bho de eelebcar La Santa Misa
aiciendo: Isl son cat6licos no
sienen mas que DIR la Santa Mi
sa los domingos".
El p~eriodista Tusquets, que
Ina publicado diversas obras con
ira la masoneria, ha dicho en-
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Ell Mando en- la a

- 49, @fNNC
Ultimados todos los detalles,
confrontados todos los extre :
mos, la tan celebrada revista en-
seis cUadros titulada "El Mum
do en- la mano", Sc llevara mana
ma a la escena en- ell Centre AS
turiano. Y
Las continuadas suspensiones
de su presentation ham desper-
tado inieres en- nuestro p1blico
v la noche de manana Sc reuni-
"a, en- ndmero apreciable, en- la
sala del Asturiano para emitir
juicio de la obra que tantas di-
ficultades tuvo que veneer para
subir a escena.
Sc nos habla de un magnifico
decorado pintado especialmente
para esta obra cuyas eScenas sc
desarrollan en- la Habana, TIA :
liza, Mejico, Chin Y los campos
de Cuba y Espaha.
Ell MaIec6n, ell Castillo de Ia
Punta, la Cabana Y ell MORO dc
la Habana estan representation
en- esta ohra.
"El Mundo en- la Mano' Sc lie
vara a escena cuatro dias conse
cutivos, aomenzando manana dc
mingo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

EH ~ az
AYR q I'll antigua
y o1al 4nigo, correcto y since
70, Francisco Escalante, que Sc
repone de la epertinaz dolencia
que lie mantuvo recluido en- ell
Sanatorio del Centre Espanol
por espacio de algunas soma :
nas..
Tn tanto palido todavia, Pc
70 con In gran espfritu, nos ha-
bio Escalante de las intermittent
cias de su NAL que SUI naturale-
"a fuerte, al cabo, habia logra-
do veneer, dejandolo, no obstan
tie, debilitado y anemico.
Sc restablecera, sin embargo,
por complete, esa es, nuestra O.
pini6n auxiliado por su tempe
ramento energico, ell reposo y e
aslutifero ambiente que respira
en- la barriada de Palmetto, don
de desde hace muchos amos tie
ne fijada su Residential.
Nos completeness mucho en-
estrechar la mano de este buen
amigo a quien deseamos recupe
raci6n :ompleta de su NAL, y lar
ga vida.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

roplano de 100000, vendiendo
eel que compr6 cuando era prin-
cipe de Gales. Esta probando ell
nuevo avion, en- Portsmouth, ell
captain Hedley Fielden, que era
ell piloto de los vuelos del exrey.
Eduardo Sc casara, al de.ir
de sus amigos, tan pronto como
Sc lie conceda ell divorcio a la da-
maacericana Wallis Warfield
Simpson, por cuyo amor renun-
clio Ell trono.
Ell nrevo avion del duque de-
sarrollara una velocidad de 210
millas por bora, tiene dos motto
res y ~asientos para seis perso-
mas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Cuando la Mujer
Necesita Cardui

ST a listed lie parece ha-
Der perdido algo de la fuer-
"a que tenia para sus activi.
dades favoritas, o para ell
trabajo de la casa. :. Y POGO
lie importan las comidas.... y
sufre incomodidades en- cier.
tos tiempos, pruebe Cardui.
Miles Y miles de mujeres
confiesan que han sido ayu-
dadas eficazmente.
Aumentando ell apetito.
mejora la digestion. Cardui
lie ayuda a obtener una me-
ior nutrici6n. Cuando ell vi
gor regresa, los innecesarios
dolores funcionales, dolores
y nerviosidad, r~apidamente
Sc disipan.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Tn importante a%rticulo de Ia Reusta 'Spnt
Los s~aeerdotes vascos p~erseguldos
por los militares

|sus "Origenes de la Rsvolucion
|bspahola," que existe I'm acuer-
do sstre las logias maSnicas pa
G arrojar a los clerigos vascos
'B catalanes fueraA de sus regio-
mes y trasladarlos a otras dloce-
Isis. Este autor es aetualmente
uno de los sacerdotes que mas
|ce Distinguish por su ardor por
|Iel mbvimiento militar. El trasla
do del clero catalan Sc realiza
actualmente en- 10 que sOncierne
a los sacerdotes sefugiados a
Roma seGes envia a Andalu :
Ella, Castillo o ExtremaduraA
No tenemos conocimiento de
ILue ninguna autoridad eclesias-
tica hayaSeensurado la manera
les. andalosa con que Sc comete
tsta ingerencia respecto a "a
Idglesia; los p~restos que deben
= cupar los sacerdotes correspon
den kxclusiVamente a la auto
ridaEs ecclesiastical, que no pdede
sufrir la preston de los militia
res. Por todas parties la Iglesia
So preocupa, sobre TODD, de de-
fender SUI libertad de accion.
Uno de los centres religiosos
mas perseguidos es ell semina :
rio Diocesano O mas de $50 Sc
lminaristas siguen sus estudios
filosofieos y eol6gi:os a mas de
20 que estudian latin. Els un
Seminario modelo, como 10 re-
f1ocio haze tres amos ell Vista
dor apost6lico, que fue en- ms
pecci6n can6nica.
Actualmente, son muy nume-
irosos los sacerdotes que han hui
do de Guiplzcoa o han sido a.
rrojados de ella. La auEoridad
militar ha pretendido dar nor
mas a los predicadores, hasta
proporcionar a wees ell tema de
los sermones, para que solamen
lite sean tratados asuntos que di-
simulen ell verdadero problema
de la rebellion militar, exaItan-
do, por ell eontrario esta Y la
guerra santa, etc.
Sc ha prohibido en- muchas
cipdades, predicar al pueblo en-
la 1nica lengua que conoce Y
que practica, en- mYehas de nues
tras regiones: ell vasco."
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Sc MATO Ell TORCEDOR
PIETRO GUIDA

I'm obrero torcedor, Pietro
Guida, de 43 amos, que desde ha
cfa tempo no tenia trabajo, Sc
mato aver en- una cochera, al
fondo de SUI casa, utilizando un
revolver.
Guida, segdn ell asistente fis-
cal Huntley, muri6 i~nstantanea
mente.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, dos
hijos, una hija y otros familia-
res.
Jrnto al cadaver Sc encontr6
ell revolver que Guida utilizara
para llevar a termino su fatal
resolution.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
MURIO Ell INVENTO DIR.
ELIHU THOMPSON

Boston, Mass, Mario 13-Fa
lleci6 hoy EN- su domicilio de
Swampscott, ell DR.. Elihu Thorn
son, de 83 amos, inventor de apa
ratios electricos y c~ontempora-
neo de Edison.
La primera patente para I'm
aparato electrico de su inven :
ci6n la solicit6 en- 1866. Ell dia
% de MARIO iba a cumplir ga
amos.
Thomson descubri6 la solda-
dura electrical Y fund6 la Thorn
son-Houston Electric Co., orga-
nizada en- 1888. En- 1892 su
compania Sc fusion6 con la Ed
SON General Electric Co. Y des-
pues pas6 a integrar la General
Electric Co. LIE sobneviven su
viuda y tres hijos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

Londres, Mario 13.-Al lie :
gar la medianoche de hoy Sc es-
talblecera ell control O bloqueo de
las costas ~espanoles por las es-
cuadras combinadas de Francia,
Inglaterra, Italia y Alemania.
Una semana mas tarde que :
daran sItuados los Observable :
res en- las f~ronteras de Portu :
gal, Francia y Gibraltar.
Ell blQqueo sera dirigido por
dos holandeses y un danes NOM
brados por ell comite que presi-
de Lord Plymouth.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Con la Grippe

Con la Grippe
Ramona Martorana, triguena
simpatiquisima de la barriada
de West Tampa, que goza de
bien ganadas simpatias entire
sus convecinos y amigos, padece
la grippe, que la retiene en- su
leicho.
Aver nos interesamos por su
estado, informandonos srs IA
miliares que era satisfactorio.
Mu.ho nos alegramos de la
noticia que damos a la publici-
dad para conocimiento de las
numerosas amistades de esta de
licada y simpatica senorita.
iQue Sc reponga cuanto an :
tes!
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

los matinees bailables, sc dara
manana la fiesta bailable, de A
a 8 de la noche, en- Ell Centric
Espaiol de Ybor.
Sc pasan las horas muy ale
gres y rapidas en- las matinees
que dominicalmente ofrece en-
su palacio de Ybor, la Secci6n
de Resreo que preside Angel de
la Riva.
Como de. costumbre los pre-
clos de entrada seran de Toe y
25c. Total, un peso por pareja.
Cantidad que Sc puede apron
tar sin gran esfuerzo.
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NO Sc PODRA EFECTUAR
UN HASTA
LAS 72 HORAS DE SAGA
DA LA e

Albany, Mario 13.-La ]legis-
latura del estado, por 101 votos
contra J., arprob6 una ley de la
Srta. Jane Todd, republican,,
requiriendo que ningln matri-
monio Sc .elebre hasta pasadas
70 horas de haber obtenido los
futures c6nyuges la licencia.
En- case de prisa mayor, los jue-
ces del condado y circuito po-
autorizar que las bodas Sc
efectuen sin csc periodic de es-
pera.
Explicando su proyecto la
Dodd dijo que Sc proponfa
evitar la precipitation por par
tie de los enamorados o perso-
mas ansiosas de casarse.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

la parte sur desde la frontera
portuguese a Cabo de Gaia, GER
ca de Almerfa; Francesa, la cos
ia noroeste desde Cabo Busto a
la f%rontera portuguese, la costa
espanola de Marruecos y las is
las de Ibiza y Mallorca, en- las
Baleares.
Italia vigilara la isla de Me-
norca, en- las Baleares.
Como puestos de inspection
de barcos mercantes han sido
escogidos Gibraltar, Lisboa, o.
ran, Algeria, Leverdon, Gette,
Cherbourg, Brest, Marsella,
Burdeos, Palermo y un puerto
en- la costa sur de Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
AL PUEBLO LATINO AsRgANO

Nosotros deseamos que TODD atino-americano de
horros ala Primera Association Federal de Ahorros y
Prestamos est Federal Savings and Loan Associa-
tion).
Por medic de la economic semanal, en- les tiempos
mslos hay recXsos para hacer ~frente'a las dificulta-
des.
CuandoAusted adquiera 81 habAo dAl Ia economic
vera que eAfacil ell ahorrar y %construir I'm hogar pa
"a su familfa:
Ell First FederaA Savings and Loan association
tambien presta dinero al que quiere construirs u casa.
Despues que listed prueba que es una persona econ6-
mica, ell otorgamiento del credito es cosa facil.
Nosotros recomendamos estaSAsociaci<n pr su
honradez Y responsabilidad. Cada dollar que listed
econdmiza Sc halla protegido por la Corporation Fee
deral de SECURE Rancario hasta I'm total de SIS, 900.
No puede listed perdeF cuando conffa sus ahorros a
una asociaci5n solvente Y que ademas cuenta con la
supervision del Gobierno Federal.
Pedimos a todos los latinos, incluyendo a las socie-
dades. hablen acknowledgements de la Fisrt Federal
Savings and Loan Association.
Los latino-americanos podemos progresar y avan-
Ear hacienda facil ell exito por medic del ahorro Sc
manal, y depositando oil dinero en- un lugar de con-
fianza como ell que venimos mencionando.
Todo ell dinero que listed deposite hasta S., 1000 Sc
halla ~protegido por ell SECURE del gobierno. No hay
perdida possible, pues, con la First Federal Savings
and Loan Association.
Dele de guardian sus economics en- su casa, 10 que
es ~peigroso. Ahora listed sabe a donde ir.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Organization Social

OTgdnlz0cl0n SOc1GL
Adaptandose al ambiente de
juventud que hace adorable la
vida, un grupo de j6venes co :
rrectos y de buen nombre, acor
daron ~constituir por ellos mis- :
mos un nue7@ Club Social, con
la determination de celebrar
fiestas intimas y sociales, a las
que inyitaran, con especialidad
a sus amistades, que son hume
rosas.
La directiva de esta nueva or
ganizaci6n, que Sc llamara de
ka A. S. Club, qued6 constitui-
da con ell personal siguiente
Presidente, Manuel Cabrera
Vice, Leo Gutierrez; S~ecretario
Ricardo Casanova; Vice, Ma
nuel Duarte y Tesorero, Rafael
Godinet.
Muchos exitos sociales desea-
mos a la nueva agrupaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
Ell TEMPO

Para esta nodhe Sc pronosti-
ca temperature agradable v Gle
10 claro por la oficina metereo-
l6gica local..
Manana domingo habra POGO
Gambia en- la temperature. La
maxima de aver fu& de 10 IRA
dos y Ia minima de 81.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

Centre AsturiGno
Esta noche celebra ell Centre
Asturiano su bale de carnaval,
teniendo contratadas las orques
tas &c st. Petersburg, clos
Soritherners," y la tamlpe1a La
Tropical"
Ell baile durara de 10 de la no
che a a de la&nanana. Bale SO
cial, pero ses admiten socios
transeuntes.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
MfAS NCIiLES
lal cronista

-ay en lei cronista
Una moneria de ohis$lla,
Cafmita PSado, cumple tresN a.
ncs pahana. Simpatica e inteli-
genteN a adoradabor sus padres
y mry celebrada per todos dos
que la conocen.
Que sea con felicidSd, y que
su 'paso por la vida este regadc
de flores.
La gaceta., 1937-03-13
CGrmita Prado

CGrmita Prado
En- ell aniversario del tercer
aho de vida, que celebrara rego-
cijada manana domingo, quere-
mos felicitar a sus amantes y
carihosos padres, Benny y Car.
mita Prado, amigos antiques y
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

A LA DE
HOY EMPEZARA Ell CON-
TROL DE LAS COSTAS DE
ESPANA .--
La gaceta., 1937-03-13

Matinee del Centre Espd1oI
Con la aplaudida orquesta
don Francisco" la obligada de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13
MAN WILL MARRY
WOMAN HE SAVED
Miss Boarman, Survivor of
Family Tragedy, to Wed
on June |.

The man credited with saving Miss
Mary D. Boarman, IS, from the tragic
fate Of her mother, brother and sis
ter, slain by her father at their Mary
land home last January, will marry
her on June /, according to plans
announced by the couple yesterday.
Their marriage, in st. Anthony's
Church In Brookland. will eliminate
friendship started when Miss Boar
man met the youth, William F. Ryan,
r., rs, Of 26l2 Twenty-eighth street
northeast. seven years ago.
The pair plans to live in the Boar
man residence on Queens Chapel road,
100 feet across the District line, where
the tragedy occurred. Since the
triple Staying, followed by the sui
eide OF the father, Corbin E. Boar
man. retired telephone lineman, the
girl has resided there with an aunt.
Miss Boarman was graduted from
st. Patrick's High School and Strayer's
Business College. She recently re-
signed from her position as a stenog-
rapher with the Chesapeake Il Po-
tomac Telephone Co. Ryan, a grad
uate OF Tech High School, is en-
ployed at his fathers bookbinding
concern at 100 Michigan avenue north
east.
The elder Boarman was apparently
suffering sudden attack of insanity
when he slew his wife, Mrs. Frances
Boarman; his older daughter, Mar
garet, and his son William, on Janu-
airy II.
Ryan and his f1ancee were attacked
when they drove up to the house
shortly after the killings. A bullet
from pistol held by Boarman grazed
Ryan's head and pierced the young
woman's arm. According to Ryan's
reports, the father then dragged the
daughter from the car and began
beating her head with a hammer
before the youth could pull him from
her.
After Ryan wrested the gun and
hammer from him, Boarman fed over
the District line and an hour after
the tragedy hurled himself beneath
. freight train near Catholic Uni
versity Station.
According to the terms of Boar
mans will, made six days before the
slaylngs, he left an estate worth some
100000. Almost all OF this will 20 to
Miss Boarman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13

tary Of the State Labor Department
and president of the Women's Trade
Union League.
Miss Schneiderman raised the ques-
ton OF domestic employment, ASSERT
Ing the country heretofore had de-
pended on immigrants as domestics,
but now number of American girls
were entering the field.
But don't believe" said Mrs.
Roosevelt. that American girls are
going to be willing to 60 into domestic
service unless better working condi-
tons prevail"
Miss Schneiderman expressed be-
lief that working women who also have
responsibilities at home need i'm
proved conditions most"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13
&'Hour Day, Pay
For Vices Is Urged
By Mrs. Roosevelt
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt advocated an eight
hour day for housewives last night.
And, she added:
Il sometimes think that the wife
who stays at home, and carries on
all the work in the household. should
be paid definite salary, for she earns
1t without any question"
The remarks were made In a radio
discussion between Mrs. Roosevelt
and Miss Rose Schneiderman, secre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13
Money for Beauty Aids.

Nearly s6OO,OoO,Ooo was spent for
beauty aids in England in the last II
months, hair preparations taking 81
100000, face powder and rouge, 81
$4,000, and face and food skins,
$3,240,0O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-13

France Is enforcing control over
prices.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04

TROUBLE PUT
DOWN BY U. S.
Timely Intervention by Am
erican Authorities
Prevent Battle
JAPANESE ARMY
NEARING NANKING
Nationals May Be Forced
to Seek Refuge on Am
erican Gunboat

SHANGHAI Dec. 4.-The French
and japanese came close 10 bat
tie today when French tanks End
infantrymen blocked five Japanese
army trucks from entering tl.e
French Concession. Finally,
through percussion of the American
officials, the japanese we're permit
ted to move supplies into the French
area but under heavy American
guard, however.
The japanese demanded freedom
to enter the city's international
settlement at will but were flatly
told that today's incident at hiring
ing VIII be the last.
The settlement police, backed by
American authorities. also request
cd that the japanese make no more
victory marches, such as yesterday,
when a bomb was thrown and an
attack made ON the Japanese SOL
diers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
new BIDS FOR
AIR MAIL IN
ALASKA MADE
Change in Specifications
Announced Awards
to Be Made Feb. |

WASHINGTON, Dec. A. The
Post Office Department announces
it has revised the requirements for
the two proposed Alaskan air mail
routes and advanced the date for
receiving bids from December Is to
February l.
The routes are from Juneau, AL
aska, and Fairbanks, Alaska, to
Whitehorse.
The Post Office Department said
none of the airports on these routes
will accommodate the types OF
planes originally specified and speci-
fications are amended to permit the
use of smaller planes, the types now
used on the juneau Fairbanks air
line.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
FISH PIRATES
GIVEN STIFF
PRISON TERMS
Merck and Elk Get Five
Years Each, Beatty and
Inman Each 3 Years

Sharply reprimanding the defend
ants for not telling the truth, Fed
eral Judge George F. Alexander
this morning passed sentence on the
four men convicted of fish piracy
after a civil jury had brought in a
verdict for the Astoria and Puget
Sound Canning Company in the ac-
ton against them to recover some
ST. 800 they received for the stolen
fish.
Alvin II. Merck and Harry Elk,
two of the defendants, were given
five years each in the Federal pen
itentiaFy, and the other two, Elmer
Beatty and Albert Inman, were
given three years each.
The men were found guilty of
stealing fish from the traps of the
Pacific American Fisheries and the
Astoria and Puket Sound. Their
defense that they had caught the
fish themselves. was commented on
by the court, who pointed out that
the evidence revealed they could
not have caught the fish legally at
that inc as they had no license to
fish
The Jury hearing the civil action
to recover proceeds from the stolen
fish brought in a sealed verdict last
night which wa opened in coart
this morning, it being for the plain
tiff company
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
TERRITORY HAS
OVER MILLION In
BANK DEPOSITS

The Territory had its largest
amount of cash in its Golfers on No
yember 30 of this year than it has
had on that date in the last five
years, according TO the report of
Territorial Treasurer Oscar G.. Oh
son submitted to Gov. John w. Troy.
The Territory had on deposit in
various banks on November 30
total of 81 1852, 1908. the Treasurer's
report shows. Comparisons with the
previous four years on November 80
are given as follows: 1886. $640,051.-
SO; 1895. $795, 633.31; 1884, $578,094.-
05; 1888, $451. 936.26.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
Lumber Schooner
Tieup Threatens
In New Dispute
Sixty Ships May Be Tied
Up Following Seattle
Disagreement

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Dec. 4. = A
general tieup of the Pacific Coast
Lumber Schooner fleet of sixty ships
is threatened as the Sailors Union
of the Pacific and the Marine Fire
mems Union failed to heed an I'LL
timatum issued in San Francisco
that unions furnish a crew for a
Seattle lumber schooner.
Ralph Meyers, head of the Ship
owners Association of the Pacific
Coast demanded the Unions put a
crew on the steam schooner James
G. Griffitns which is tied up in Sc
attic because the operators refused
to pay sailor for seven meals eaten
ashore.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
FnR SUDDENLY
ENDS VACATION,
FISHING TRIP
Cancellation Due to Delay
ed Healing Following
Tooth Extraction

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. A. - President
Roosevelt has decided to cut three
days from his vacation and fishing
trip schedule and will start for
Washington today
The cancellation of his vacation
is described to the delayed healing
of his gum from which an infected
tooth was extracted on November
10
The President absorbed m uc h
poison from the double pocket left
by the extraction and one of the
openings is still draining.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
z AIR RACERS
ARE KILLED ON
miami COURSE
Planes Out of Control
Crash When Going Near
ly 200 Miles an Hour

MIAMI, Florida, Dec. 1.-Two of
the country's ace all racing pilots,
Rudy Killing, of Lamont, Illinois,
and Rank Haines, of Detroit, cata-
pulled to death in their planes
within split seconds of each other
yesterday at the air show here.
The double air tragedy occurred
a few moments after Jacqueline
Cochran tore in from New York
with new record of hours IL min
utes and % seconds for the ITO
mile air line flight.
The planes of King and Haines
went out of control at the first
turn of the small closed race course
and hit the ground while going
nearly 200 miles an hour. Both air
racers died instantly.
Miss Cochran is credited with an
average speed of 27813 miles an
hour for the distance.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
MAIL STOLEN
FROM HUDSON
river FERRY
Postal Inspectors Are Hit
ting Trail of
Bandits
BULLETIN NEW YJIs<.
Dec. 4.-PostaI Inspectors this
AFTERNOON estimated that the
mail robbery loot is between
$4,000 and $4,000.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4--Postal In
spectors are today following the
trail of bandits as the result of a
daring robbery of mail truck on
a Hudson River ferry.
Sixteen sacks of mail, contain
ing an unknown amount of money
believed to be much under $4,000
900, were stolen.
Some sources said they did not
believe the bags were even worth
the trouble to be taken.
Seven bags, containing registered
mail which had been rifled, were
recovered this afternoon from the
East River.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-04
BRITISH SHIP
RIDDLED WITH
M. C. BULLETS
Over 200 Shots Are Fired
on Steamer Bent on
Errand of Mercy

SHANGHAI Dec g. British
steamer Suisnan Is reported 30 have
been rlddled With bullets from an
undetermined source while on an
errand Of mercy Go a japanese oc-
eupied island Of Tsaun9ming. near
Shanghai
The chief Chinese officer was
KILLED and one sailor and several
passengers wounded
More than 20o machine gun shots
We're fired on The steamer ail ieav-
ing tbeir mark
The British nave been irving e
rescue nine French Canadian nuns
marooned on the ISLAND foe ab9ui
two months