davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Y no diccionario de despropo
sitos. Porque Ell prop6sito Sc We
bien claro, como la intenci6n a
Dios en- ell cuento vasco de la ra-
ma. Equfvoco es aguel persona
je que, no solo aparenta 10 que
no es, sine TODD 10 contrario y
asf es equfvoca la palabra. En-
ella, en- la palabra equfvoca, la
enormidad de la mentira su ce-
nit meridiano, pues Sc polariza
con la verdad hasta su total in
version.
La propaganda alemana VIE
ne aplicando acknowledgements
esta manera en- la guerra de Es-
pana, desde las fotografias acu-
sadoras que Sc dedican al enc
NIGGA famosa de los legiona-
rios mostrando cabezas corta-
das-hasta las atribuciOnes al
vandaiismo rojo de la propia de-
vastaci6n acknowledgements
ca. En- esta CANA infinita no po-
dfa faltar en- tiempos de guerra
la movilizaci6n de los terminus
Iy ell camouflage de los concep-
tos Existe un diccionGr1O ina
cionaf", TODD el cocido en- Ale
mania, diccionario, por tanto,
de autoridades y a elias acudire-
mos para ahorrarnos explica-
clones.
Los nGciOnales, Este adjective
SUBSTANTIVE no Sc encuentra en- ell
diccionario politico espafol. Has
ia eel mismisimo dia de la insu-
rrecci6n 10 desconocieron los re
beldes. Ning1n grupo politico
espanol Sc llam6 nunca a 81 mis-
mo nGcional. Pero ell mismo dfa
y bora del levantamiento la prem
sa mundial mas en- vista habla-
ba al unfsono de "nacionales" y
"rojos". Esta palabra, termino
o concepto de "nacional" 10 en-
plearOn los alemanes en- ell ano
10 Ell sus luchas del Baltico con-
ira los rusos. Actualmente solo
la prensa alemana escribe exac-
tamente "nationalen" mientras
ell resto de la prensa mundial di-
ce "nacionalistas" porque asf
suena mejor en- los oidos cultos
de europeos Y americanos, della
tando esta diferencia ell origen
teutonico del epfteto. Que es una
tpalabra equivoca 10 Sabemos,
por 10 menos, despues del pri-
mer gentlemen's agreement an
glo-italiano, en- ell que Inglaterra
Sc hacla promoter de Italia Ell
respeto de la integridad del te-
rritorio espanol, puesta en- peli-
gro por las frecuentacicnes de
los ''nacionales''.
iA'Yfba EspdRG! Els traduc-
cion, mala, del Deutschland err
acdche!I Alemania despiertal
de los hitlerianos. No Sc podia
decir en- espanol iEspana des-
pierta! sin que Sc rieran hasta
los obispos Y hubo que decirse
iAlza p'arriba! !, iArriba Espa-
ma! Y Sc ha visto ell equivoco de
la Erase los que estan en- esa Els
pana de arriba la estan ponien-
do a los pies de Alemania Y de
Italia. lQus anteS 10 estabamos
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

des democracias de occidente
coinciden en- aplicar a la que
ira interna de Espana la for
mula de no-intervenci6n, en-
plean esta limpia palabra y a.
nuncian csc Iproposito hermo-
so de que Espana disponga IL
bremente de 81 misma. Pero ell
termino no-intervencion, blan-
co cucurucho inocente, recibe
prestfmanamente un content
do neutral que no es ell que e
corrsponde en- concepto. Con
arreglo a derecho, a derecho
International, 81 un Estado no
Intervene en- las luchas inter
mas de otro Quiere decirse que
no ayuda al levantisco nj pone
tropas a disposition del Go
bierno legftimo pero sigue
manteniendo con este las rela-
clones normales. Sin un acuer-
do de no-intervencion, cual-
quier Gobierno puede ayudar
con armas o con hombres al
Els una composition o compo-
nenda verdaderamente simb6li-
ca en- su total equivoco. Del
nGtiOm0l-sozialismus aleman Y
del sindicalismo vertical italia
GObierno legitimo en- lucha
con una facci6n. Por un acuer-
do de no-intervenci6n los Co
biernos extranjeros pueden re-
nunciar a mandar ellos hon.
bres o armas, pues esta ayuda
es facultatlva con arreglo a las
normas que rigen la vida inter
nacional, pero no pueden ir nj
I'm punto mas ALA. Cualquier
otra MEDIA que altere ell con
tenido normal de las relacio-
mes con un Gobierno legftimo
implica la conversion de un he
cho interior como es la lucha
civil en- un hecho exterior, v SUI
pone por consigiuente una in
tervenci6n.
No puede ser neutral por-
que la lucha es interna Y Ia
neutralidad requiere la exis-
tencia de una guerra, que Sc
diferencia de aquella porque a.
fecta a la esfera International.
Cuando, pues, en- contra de Ia
mediterranean, los Estados &C
t1an con meticulosa imparcia-
lidad de neutrales no actdan
con arreglo a derecho sine a
torcido. La no-intervenci6n re-
sulta entonces una interven-
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
NOTAS SOCIALN

De viaje
Sali6 aver para Key West,
donde habra tres dias de fiesta,
eli empresario Manuel Aparicio.
Sc lie han hecho proposicio-
mes para llevar allf, Ell tunes, des
puAs de la function del domingo
en- Ell Centre Asturiano, ell nota.
BILE cuadro "Alma Espanola".
Hoy conferenciara en- ell Cayc
con la empresa del principal tea
tro de esa ciudad.
Los artistas de alma Espa.
nola" trabajaran en- Tampa e.
domingo, con un nuevo progra-
ma extraordinario y bajos pre-
clos.
ST Aparicio logra realizar ur
contrato satisfactorio, los arts
tas saldran en- la madrugada de
lunes v por la noche trabajaran
en- Key West.
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ZION efectiva porqps Ia con-

zion efectiva porQps ha con-
vertido, por su neutral:dad, un
asunto interior en- asunto exte-
rior y ha privado al Estado ex
tranjero, al negarle Ell conner
clio de armas, del ~ejercicio nor
mai de I'm attribute de su sobe-
rama. FL equfvoco es, pues,
mas que complete.
Reconocimiento de beige
rante. TODD Sc hubiera arregla
do, ha dicho Halifax en- la S.
B. N, 81 desde Ell momento en-
que hubo Intervention extran-
jera-desde ell primer momen
to--se hubiera reconocido la be-
ligerancia a los dos bandos. Pc
no una Intervention extranjera
nunca puede plantear ell pro-
blema de la beligerancia de
los bandos nacionales sine, en-
TODD case, entire los intervento-
res extranjeros Y ell Gobierno
legftimo. Este 1ltimo era 10
que precisamente no querian
Inglaterra nj Francia, admitir
una situacion de guerra entire
Espana, ell Gobierno espanol, y,
los Gobiernos de Alemania e
Italia. De aQuf todas las va
guedades y ambigdedades con
respecto a la aggression. Y 10
otro es 10 que no debian, por-
que TODD r~econocimiento de be
ligerancia de dos bandos ma
cionales depende de la volun-
tad del Gobierno legftimo que
consiente en- renunciar a algu-
no de los attributes de su sobe-
rama para disfrutar de las
ventajas del derecho de que
ira. Por ESQ Sc llama re-conocf
miento y por ESQ es tan raro
en- la historic de las guerras.
civiles. No es Inglaterra nj
Lord Halifax quien tiene que
conceder la beligerancia, es ell
Gobierno espanol quien puede
pedirsela expresamente o de
manera tacita realizando un
hecho de guerra vista de bar
cos en- alta mar, por ejemplo)
Como Sc We, TODD 10 contrario
de 10 que Sc pretende.
Y no vamos a alargar este
diccionario con ell examen de
terminus tan inocentes cuales
voluntarios, tecnicos, substan"
cial, etc.
C"Nuestra Espana"),
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
Ell GOBIERNO INDCIA SU
JUlCHA CONTRA LA DE
PRESTON

Washington, julio 1a-Empe-
70 hoy Ell gobierno del presiden
tie Roosevelt su lucha contra la
depression, por medic de la ley
de alivio y prestamos, aprobada
por ell ultimo congreso.
Calcilase que durante Ell ano
fiscal c%ircularan por medic de
las agencias y departamentos
mas de $500, DO0,O 600.
Representa- la suma NADIA me
nos que 500 por persona, abar-
cando a los 10, 100000 de ciu-
dadanos, de ambos sexos, que ca
recen de trabajo o estan emplea
dos en- las obras especiales del
gobierno.
TODD indica que los negocios
tomaran ell Jumbo de la prospe-
ridad al lleGar ell Labor Day.
Para la WPA dispone eI go
.bi2-no de mas de $1,4OO, 1000, 600
almt ntandcea a 3,OO0,O 900 ell mi
nero de bra=os empleados.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

Funci6n
Ell domingo volvera a ser pre-.
sentado, en- ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano, ell cuadro "Alma Els.
panola".
Dos funciones ha dado y en-
las dos ha sido grande ell exitc
artistico.
Ndmeros especiales seran es.
trenados.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
'REGRESO Ell JEFF DEL NE
.GOCIADO DE ACADEMIES
DEL TRABAJO

Habana, Julio 1.-Regres6
aver de un viaje a Santiago de
Cuba, ell DR.. Marcelino de Ca
turla, jefe del Negociado de
Academies del Trabajo.
Fue a esa poblaci6n con ell
fin de investigar los motives
de los frecuentes academies en-
las obras de la Iglesia Bautis-
ia que ALI sc construye.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
Ell Bale de la POIic5d

Ell Bale de la POlicGd
Sc verificara manana, en- e
edificio del Circulo Cubano, e
bale de la policia.
Fiesta benefica que cuenta
con el apoyo de todos n~uestros
elementos sociales.
Ell dinero que Sc recaude pa.
sara al Fondo de Pensiones de
csc Cuerpo.
I'm programa especial sc ha
preparado.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
Ell Picnic de Picncs

Ell Picnic de Picncs
Fueron encargados hoy los
billetes de estrada para ell Picnic
de Picnics, que Sc ~efectuara ell
dia 81 de julio en- eli parque La
Columna.
La entrega de las entradas Sc
hara a todas las sociedades y
companeras del Comite Femeni-
no, ell tunes IL de julio.
No deben perder de vista las
Comisiones que ell objective es de
1000 cubiertos.
No es facil la labor, pero STEM
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

no sc ha hecho este batiburrillo
barbarizante y extranjero de
nacional-sindicalismo que, CO.
mo la clase media para Unamu-
no-que no era nj clase nj me-
dia-ni es nacional nj sindical.
Los mGrTistas. va estaba
bien que a todos los dem6cratas
espanoles nos llamaran "rojos''
pues asf es la mejor tradici6n
del XIX europeo y asi tambien
la consigna de Hitler en- ell 'Mein
Kampf" ("para que no maya du-
das en- las propias filas sobre la
raz6n que nos asista, un mismo
nombre odioso contra los enemi-
gos") En- Espana, segln dice
LARA, a los liberales Sc les mo-
teJaba v temia por anarguistas.
Pero este de mGrristas es De-
danteria extranjera, por no de-
cir alemana. No convenfa tanto
llamarnos bolcheviques - 10
que hubiera sido natural en-
los facciosos, pues tiene va esa
palabra en- Espana cierto arrai
go castillo y pfcaro-porque
es demasiado sabido que los
socialists no son bolchevi-
cues. Pedantescamente, antics
panolamente, nos ponen a to-
dos de marxistas cuando ape
mas 81 hay un cabecilla rebel
de que no confunda, por las
barbas, a Jaures con Marx y
cuando en- pocos pafses la in
fiuencia doctrinal de Marx
habfa sido menor que en- Es-
pana. Ell equfvoco no puede
ser mas complete.
Pero existe tambien un die
cionario International que, 81
no es obra de alemanes, es
tambien de autoridades, esta
veg en- ell doble o triple, senti-
do de la palabra. Ell equivoco
ahora abandona los caminos
directos y escarpados de la e.
normidad para deslizarse eau
tamente por los senderos innu
merables y muelles del disimu-
10.
No-Intervenci6n. Ell equivo-
co es total. Y no porque luego
Sc haya intervenido en- su nom
bre. No. AL Comite de no-in-
terveHci6n no lie contamos en-
tire las autoridades. Ell termi-
no no-intervenci6n equivale al
de nomination, Y senala por
10 tanto la actitud de no inmiS
curse en- las luchas internas
de un pueblo. Que cada pue.
bio disponga de ST mismo sin
intervention, inmixti6n o in.
gerencia extranjeras. Cuando
en- agosto del SO las dos gran
de Francia e Inglaterra? Puede
ser, pero para csc viaje no nece-
sitabamos alforjas Y menos re-
pletas de sangre.
Observation-Disclosures. En- es-
pafol diriamos Sindicalismo ma
ctonai pero como esta traducido,
NAL, del aleman, idioma en- que
ell adjective precede naturalmen-
tie al SUBSTANTIVE, Sc ha dicho v
redicho MISUNDERSTANDING
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

A P0ss-d-GTIUe
Saldra para Pass-a-Gt rifle Ell
Sr. Manuel Mendez y familia,
del 1915 de la Gale Carmen, per
sonas muy queridas en- esta To-
calidad.
Pasaran ALI una temporada
de descanso. Nosotros les desea-
mos la algeria que merecen.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
HONORES PARA LOS OFF,
GALES Y ~TRIPULANTES
DEL PANAY

Washington, Julio LA
marina de guerra homo con
nedallas y menciones a los "a
ofi"iales y G:.pulantes de- ca
lonero Panay, hundido ea a.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
De l~ntereses

Uno de los mejores salones de
Embellishments del Sur, a cargo
de verdaderas expertas, 10 es el
Modernistic Beauty Shop, dir.
gido por la Sra. A. Landeira,
DANA muy apreciada por la CO.
lonia latina.
Para las fiestas de estos dias,
la Sra. Landeira ofrece PERMA
NENTES a precios especiales y
ademas ell tratamiento para en-
bellecer y suavizar la piel.
Nosotros recomendamos este
salon porque sabemos que ALI
sc atiende con especial cuidado a
las senoras y senoritas latinas
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

pre- resulta menos diffcil de 10
que algunos calculan.
La causa es noble y por ella
responder los corazones genera
SOS.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01

ESTUDIASE Ell PROYECTO
DE CONSTITUTE UNI EDI-
FlC4O PARA Ell CONDA-
DO
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
Enfermo

Enfermo
Esta enfermo Ell apreciado a.
migo Manuel Escalante.
LIE deseamos un pronto y to.
tai ESTABLISHMENTS.
La gaceta., 1938-07-01
DICCIONARIO DE EQUIVOCOS
Por Eugenio Imaz

La mentira, cuanto mas
enorme, mas eficaz.
Hitler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
James FraWIey Passes Away in
 So. California
Wellknown Alaskan, For. mer Territorial Senator,
 Dies in Pasadena

PASADENA, Cal, Mar. 4.-James Frawley, 80, former Alaska Terri torial Senator, is dead here after mastoid operation He came here from Nome two months ago seeking medical aid
 MT. Frawley was born in Madison, Wis. He went to Alaska in 1900 and engaged in the practice of law and was also interested in mining The widow and two brothers sur vive.
 Senator Frawley attended school in Wisconsin and was graduated in law from the University of Wis cOnSin.
 He lived continuously at Nome with the exceptions of visits and travelling in the States during oc- casional winter vacations. Follow ing the disastrous fire which nearly destroyed the historical city of Nome in 1894, he distinguished him. self by his tireless efforts in the rehabilitation of the Boring Sea community.
 He served several terms as a mem Der of the Territorial Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
ALASKAN TELLS
 ABOUT FLOOD AS SEEN FROM AIR
Harold Strandberg, Anchor age Mining Man, Gives
 Good Description

SEATTLE, Mar. A. Harold Strandberg, Anchorage, Alaska. min- ing man, California flood refugee arrived here last night by plane rom the stricken area and des- cribed the scenes.
 T had to wade knee deen in water across the street from the Biltmore Hotel, where I was stav- ing, to purchase plane ticket north AS We left Los Angeles, saw houses below tumbling into the raging Los Angeles River.
 ElseWhere we could see many houses surrounded by water and the occupants marooned. Hundreds of automobiles were seen, caught in the swirllng, rising water.
 The whole scene was just one of general confusion and disaster.
 "Wednesday night the lights in the hotel and all over the city went out and everywhere people were suffering in some manner
 Another passenger aboard the plane, John L. Harris, formerly of seattle described the Southern Cal- norma San Joaquin and Sacramen- to Valleys as a gigantic pond.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Mar 4--Imagine city with a council of 531 mem berS to manage it's affairs and you get an idea of what a sporting job it is to live and die in this city of the voteless.
 There are perennial differences between members of Congres S from the provinces who make the city's laws and the local residents and business men of Washington. off the record it probably is friend- ly enough, but it is fact some outlying congressman are pretty sarcastic in their remarks about local taxpayers.
 Washington has no income tax except the FederaD, no sales tax, and a property tax rate that is the basis of prolonged argument, Con- gressmen, who pay state, county and municipal taxes, not to men ton highway district and sewer taxes, simply boil when Washington delegations plead for the Federal Government to pay a larger share of city expenses.
 The Federal Government build ings occupy husky share of the better business sites in the district
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
STATEMENT IS ISSUED TODAY
 AT BIC HEARING
Foreign Minister Hirota Makes Reply to Ques-
 tions Asked
FRIENDSHIP PROMOTION IS ONLY THING SOUGHT
Is Confident There Will Be No Trouble Between
 Two Nations

TOKYO, Mar. 4-Japan's For eign Minister Hirota, urging world naval reduction, told the Parliamen- tary Budget Committee today that he was sorry Americans feel the necessity of Pacific Coast defenses, because Japan has no intention of attacking.
 One committee member remarked that it seems the United States is fortifying Hawaii and Alaska and asked
 Does the Foreign Minister be- lieve the American people fully ln- derstand Japan?"
 Hirota replied: "Japan's policy toward the United States has al- ready been made clear by my speech at the opening of the Diet. We are doing our best to promote friendship through exchange of messages with American Secretary of State Cor dell Hull. This policy will not be changed in the future as long as we understand each other. I am confident there will be no trouble between Japan and America"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
UNITED STATES
 MARINES AGAIN
 HALT JAPANESE
Seventy-five Arm ed Men Are Stopped from En-
 tering Sector LATER, FORCE THEN ALLOWED TO PROCEED Growing Friction intensified by Action at Int.
 Settlement

SHANGHAI, Mar. 4. United States Marines today halted an armed detachment of 75 Japan csc at the boundaries of the Ameri- can Defense Sector of the Interna- tional Settlement
 The Japanese were halted for half an hour before permitted to pro- ceed.
 Persistent Japanese encroach- ment of the zone guarded by the United States Marines, despite an agreement to curtail Japanese pa trcls. has resulted in increasing fric- ton between the two forces.
 Marine Headquarters decline to make any comment but it is as- sumed protest has been made or will be made to the Japanese au- thorities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
DIMOND ASKS
 CONGRESS FOR
 SCHOOL FUNDS
Territorial Treasury Will Get Alaska Fund Mon-
 les If Bill Passed

Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Di- mond has introduced a bill in Con- gress which is destined to give AL aska exclusive jurisdiction over school funds, including those col- lected by the Federal Government, according to advices received here.
 Under the present setup Federal monies taken in, making up the AL aska Fund, are distributed 25 per- cent to schools, 65 percent to roads and 10 percent for Indian relief, according to Territorial Highway Engineer William Hesse.
 Through Delegate Dimonds bill now in Congress, the school monies in the fund will be turned directly over to the Territorial Treasurer and disbursed from that office, eli minating unnecessary delay in ac- quiring school monies from Wash ington and the Federal Treasury.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
By MORGAN M. BEATTY AP Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Mar A. - The "super-navy" stories dotting the newspapers these days are full of astronomical tonnage figures, gun bores and other technical gear to make them useful to experts
 But for your armchair strate- gist these figures are just so many red herring, assuming, of course, that your amateur has absorbed no more than the garden variety of mathematics and never saw a fleet in action.
 In ordinary terms, just how big is the United States navy, its bat tleships and guns? What damage could these floating fortresses do?
 Here is the answer measured by commonplace yardsticks:
 The navy represents a $3000- 100000 investment. The plant it. self-ships, guns and shore stations is an investment in property value comparable to the total in- vestments of the United States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
GRIM SEARCH STARTS

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Mar. f. - A grim search through silt and de- bris for bodies of flood victims be- gan early this morning in storm ravaged California where 100 are known dead and scores are missing. The list is steadily mounting, both as to dead and missing. The scene is one of desolation.
 , The property damage is already estimated at $l0.000.0 GOO as a result of the five-day rainstorm.
 The damage is relatively small in the Los Angeles area but in sec- tions of the five counties where the flood area spreads, the heavy prop erty loss is reported. City Engineer Lloyd Aldrich places the Los An- geles damage at perhaps S3 ,02a. 900.
 Waters Receding
 The swirling yellow waters of the many streams are today receding as rapidly as they came and left in the wake fear of disease as the main outfall of the sewer system in Orange County which serves a doz- en populous towns gave way and threatened widespread pollution.
 All through the night, thousands were homeless and wandered around ln the darkness as light and power systems were disabled.
 Establish Communication
 Reports are gradually being re- ceived here from the outlying flood districts as telephone and telegraph communication is being restored.
 Many movie notabIes were caught III the worst storm Southern Cali fornia has suffered in years. Tenn porarily marooned are Ida Lupino. Madeline Carroll, Michael Whalen. Tom Rutherford, Neil Hamilton and Director Frank Capra.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
Ho,c Big ls Big m tue Nauy?
 Interesting Figures Are Ciuen

Steel Corporation, the worlds largest industrial combine, with investments of 2,000,000,O00 The other billion of naval investment is in supplies.
 Supplies include everything from fuel to funeral flags, from potatoes to paint. Take paint. The navy keeps on hand about $1,500,000 worth of paint ingredients. Mix em up and you've got enough to daub three generous coats inside and out on every home in a city the size of Galveston, Texas, Jackson Mich, or Ashville, NC.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
ARNOLD CURTIS
 ARRIVE TO VISIT
 MR., MRS. SOLEY

MT. and Mrs Arnold Curtis of Sit- ka, mother and father of Mrs. Verne Soley, arrived in Juneau aboard the Northland for a short visit in Ju- neau.
 MT. Curtis will remain here for a day or t.go before returning home, while Mrs. Curtis is to stay for two or three weeks. A number of affairs are being planned in honor of Mrs. Curtis during her visit here, and first among them was the informal gathering given in honor of her birthday last evening at the Soley residence in the Meade apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 4-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 1lA, American Can 97, American Light and Power 5, Anaconda 32, Bethlehem Steel 56ai Commonwealth and Southern 11s, Curtiss Wright A. General Motors 349s. International Harvester 66, Kennecott 372. New York Central 17A, Southern Pacific 18is, United States Steel 53as, Cities Service IFS Pound $5.0l F, Bremner bid 1ls, asked g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
DISPUTES ARE l. TO BE SETTLED BY ARBITRATION
Warehousemen of 75 Plants in San Francisco End
 6-Day Tieup

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Mar. 4. 6-day tie-up of 75 whole sale warehouses of the Association of San Francisco Distributors, union warehousemen accepted the arbi- tration proposal to settle the dis putes. Eleven hundred men are scheduled to return to work imme- diately.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
PRESIDENT REAFFIRMS
 ADM.P0L!CY
At End of Five Years, Says Ship of State Is On
 Same Course

WASHINGTON, Mar. 4. - Presi- dent Roosevelt today reaffirmed the objectives of his Administration, em- phasizing the need for increasing the purchasing power. Discussing the first five years of his Administration, which ended today, the President said:
 The old ship of state is still on the same course
 The President declared the Ad- ministration is not relenting in the fight to end special privilege.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
PLANES HUNT
 FOR SKYLINER
 LOST TUESDAY

FRESNO, Cal, March -Four teen planes are making an aerial search today for the VIVA skyliner that disappeared last Tuesday night enroute from San Francisco to AL buquerque, New Mexico, with nine persons aboard. A ground party of 400 men also resumed the hunt after the storm blocked efforts yes terday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-03-04
FOUR CUNMEN STAGE HOLDUP
 BOLD FASHION
Walk Into Chicago Store, Rob Cashier, and Escape
 Without Causing Alarm

CHICAGO, H., Mar -Four gum men walked into Twelfth Street store late yesterday afternoon, as- cended to the fourth floor, where the cashiers office is located, gath cred up more than $30,000 in cash and checks and made their escape before any of the hundreds of cus- toners in the store at the time knew anything was amiss.