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Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19. tUP)-
Trading was moderate 20 slow with
supplies moderate TO liberal and
prices generally STEADY.
Cucumbers: Imperial Wy $3.50
poor 81 -SI.25; san Diego co 4s-5s
5O-COc; San Fernando fly Is G5-75c; ;
SIS 5O-65c; Lompoc as 65-75c.
Peas: san Pedro bush ~ sc; Goa
chella Wy SEC.
SQUASH: white summer Imperial
valley s5-S1.0O; coachella Wy lugs
S5-SlOO; San Diego co and local
lugs s5-Sl.OO; Italian Impeial Wy
lugs 5O-6Oc; san Diego co and 10
cal lugs $4,000: Yellow crookneck
san Diego co Tugs $l.l5-Sl.25; I'm
perlal and Coachella Wy crates
81 i.OO-SI.25; local Table Queens lugs
75c; banana' -1-1i4c; Hubbard IL
nc.
Tangerines: Coachella and /. V
dancys &c; fai quality orchard run
2-2Lc; Imperial Valley sweet AL
gerians ex fey &c; Choice 3-3i4c.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Jenkins Sends
Ambers Challenge

NEW YORK. Dec. l9. CUP)-Hy-
ME Caplin headed for the boxing
commission today with $500 for
felt check and a challenge for light
weight Champion Lou Amoers 10
meet his new knockout sensation,
Lew Jenkins of Texas.
Manager Caplin and Promoter
Nike Jacobs of the Goth Century
club regard jenkins the outstand-
ing lightweight challenger by virtue
of his knockout victory Friday night
over Billy Marquart Of Canada.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Santa Clara Five
Treks Eastward

SANTA CLARA, Calf, Dec. l9.
CUP)-The University OF Santa
Clara basketball team, coached by
George Barsi, entrained for the
east today for q series Of games.
Players making the trip were ::
Marty Passaglia, forward; Robert
Ferrick. guard; Richard Morrisey,
center; Ralph Giannini, forward; !;
Bruce Hale. forward; Patrick Nc
Garry guard; James Rickert. CEN
ter; Richard Mangan, guard; Wal
lace Mandler. guard; Leo Murphy,
center; and Joseph Felipe, guard.
Student Manager Robert Scholk ac-
companied the team.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
ManIey, Ferguson
Advance TO Finals
Of Club Tourney

Forrest Manley and Forrest Fer
euson, a pair of Imperial Valleys
best golfers, moved into the finals
of the annual Barbara Worth cham
pionships last weekend and will
clash for the title next Sunday.
Manley climaxed his march TO
the finals Sunday with and 2
victory over Les Rogers and Fer
guSon advanced at the expense OF
Ed Mason.
In the first flight Judge r. d.
McPherrin defeated B. Kinne, up
on the 18th and M. o. Simms de-
feated Red Edwards, and 3.
In the third flight Brandt de
feated Fleming up and Barney
Holbert defeated Gene OsWalt.
up. Other third flight matches were
not completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Rose Bowl Ducats
Put on Sale

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 10. CUP)
Rose Bowl football tickets went
on sale today, and he who camped
out in the chilly Arroyo Seco all
night was pretty sure of getting one
of the 1900 ducats.
With thousands lined up this
morning, the fans were expected to
exhaust the tickets within a few
hours after sales started at a. m.
Buyers were limited to four tick
cts each. Of these only two may
be for $3.50 All others are $4.40.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Art Of Basketball
Demonstrated by
Chuck Taylor

Fundamental basketball. the type
that makes winning teams, was
demonstrated by Chuck Taylor, for
mer all-American eager, at Central
high school gymnasium Monday
night.
Taylor, member of the famous
New York Celtics a few years ago,
demonstrated effective passing,
shooting and dribbling.
He also showed a, moving picture
OF several of the outstanding bas-
ketball games in the nation last
year oregon university, Long Island
u, and many other teams were
seen in action.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Officials Chosen
For Sun Bowl

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. l9. up
Officials for the Sun Bowl football
game here between Arizona State
and Catholic University New Years
day were announced today by DR..
r. B. Homan, jr. chairman of the
sun Carnival Game committee.
Officials named were: Referee,
Steve Coutchie, Illinois; umpire,
George Kalkman, st. Louis Univer-
Sity: head linesman, Harry Phillips,
Texas; field judge, H. E. Van Sur
den, Wesleyan.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
TROJANS UNLIMBER
AFTER WEEK LAYOFF

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 49, (UP)-
Southern California's Trojans were
back at full strength today, as they
limbered up in light workouts after
a weeks beneficial layoff.
Capt Joe Shell, Bob DeLauer and
others who spent some time on the
cripple list were apparently in shape
again and the only player on the
squad not reporting in uniform was
Pete Kalinich, who has a boil on
one elbow.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
State College
Tourney Slated

SAN JOSE, Cal, Dec. 10. up
San Jose State college issued the
call to It's sister state colleges today
for the second annual intercollegiate
basketball tournament and clinic
to be held here Dec. 27-29.
San jose. Santa Barbara, San
Diego, San Francisco. Humboldt,
Fresno and Chico State college
teams will participate.
Each team plays every one of the
other six in series of Commute
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Dec. ly. IUP) =
Hogs saleable 500; slow, few sales
steady; some bids 10 to 10 cents
lower; load choice 200 ID Idahos
6.35 top; some held higher; truckins
6-G.l0.
Cattle saleable 500; slow; steers
steady to % cents lower for two
days; cows steady to Is cents lower
other classes steady: few medium
heifers 7.5O down. Gamers and cut
ters 4-5.25; medium bulls 6.25; top
yearlings $40; choice yealers quot
ed to 1850; load stock calves $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Coca Cola Upsets
7.Up KeqIers, 81

Coca Cola bottlers defeated Seven
Up Bowlers 81 in a league engage
ment at the Ell Centro Duck Pin
alleys Monday night. Penny Rich
mond was high scorer for the Coca
Colans with lat. Turley paced the
losers with $50.
In another league match the 20-30
club defeated Bank of America 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
San Jose TO
Play Texas III"

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 49, CUP)-
Officials were expected to sign con.
tracts today which will pitt Sar
Jose State college of California
against st. Mary's college of An
tonic, Tex. in a Tourist Bowl
football game here New Years day
The schools agreed on the game
last night, according to B. E. Oar.
rell, spokesman for the Tourist
Bowl committee. He said contract
negotiations would be completed to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Seabiscuit Draws Top Weight for
Santa Anita Handicap on March z;
KAYAK II Loaded with 129 Pounds

1870. Sun Lover l19, Ra II 1l8, Spe-
city l16. Beautiful II ia, Whichcee
ia
Other prominent weight assign
ments were PeriioA ll6, Heelfly ia
The Chief II. Magic Hour Ill. Bot
tie Top III, Teddy Kerry 10, In
dian Broom l09, Shangay Lily l08
Ras Tafarri l07, War Plumage l07
and VespaSiano l04.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
BrawIey Jaycees
Defeat Julian,
To Play Clowns

Brawley junior college basketball
team Monday night defeated Julian
high school, 29-l9 in game played
on the Moutaineers' floor.
Cam and Allen, BraWley for
wards. paced the scorers while Lee
dom and Strickland were outstand-
ing on defense.
The Brawley junior collegians will
play the Broadway Colored clowns
in the Brawley gymnasium Thurs
day night The clowns will play
only in Brawley, according TO Coach
John Mcintyre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Oregon HunnbIes
Temple, 1876

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 19. up
Sectional champions from west OF
the Mississippi smothered Philadel-
phia'S hopes for another great bas-
ketball year in the first Of the sea-
sons doubleheaders before $500 at
Convention Hall last night.
Oregon, Pacific coast and N.C.AA.
champions, outShot and outplayed
their fighting Temple university
opponents. 1896, after Oklahoma
A. d M had toyed with La Sale
To win 1916.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Basketball

L1.U. IS, Wittenberg so
Michigan 62. Connecticut AS
Oklahoma A & NJ 80, LaSalle l6
Illinois Al, Princeton 25
Kansas 63. So Methodist 81
Colgate "a, Lafayette "a
Butler 35, Iowa 80.
So. California A, DePaul ~
Indiana 81, Pittsburgh 35
Oregon 46, Temple 36
Penn A. c. so, Lehigh 80
Washington State SO, Wayne 35
Drake AZ. New Mex. U. 80
Baylor Al. Southeastern Oklahoma
Teachers "a
Texas Christian 38, North Texas
Teachers 29
Rice Sc, LSU 80
Texas Tech 39. Centenary %
Oklahoma 40, Arkansas 36
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
MLPS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUITERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. CUP) Wheat
prices nuctuated sharply in wildly
erratic trading on the Chicago
board Of trade today. July and May
futues rallied 70 new seasonal peaks
after an early slump of more than
cents, but dipped again in the fl
nal hour. Soy beans tumbled the
Scent limit befoe buyers supported
the market. Corn showed lndepen
dent strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
BUYING A CAR?

If so, it will pay you TO let us
finance its purchase on a con-
venient installment plan Motorists
who have used our service all
agree that our plan is fair and
equitable Interest charges are
kept down to a minimum. Call
and let us explain our plan in
complete detail You will incur
no obligation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
El CENTRIC NIGHT
SCHOOIERS WIN ALB

FL Centro night school class Mon
day night defeated Calexico night
schoolers, 44-l8, in a practice scriln-
mage al the e Centre gymnasium,
according TO Coach Larry Hanson,
director.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
KIPLING WIDOW DIES

LONDON, Dec. l9. tUP)-Mrs.
Caroline Starr Balestier Kipling, "a,
widow Of Rudyard Kipling, died
today at her country home at Bur-
wash, in Sussex. Kipling died Jan.
Is, 1886
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks irreEulariE lower ana
quiet
Bonds irregularly lower, L. ;.
governments higher.
Curb stocks irreg ularly lower.
Foreign exchange about steady.
Cotton oliver.
heta off 27s to 3 cents; corn un-
changed to up y cent.
Rubbe irregular.
silver up x cent in New YORK al
3bh cents a fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Boxer SIavs German Consul

NEW YORK, tUP)-Ernie old boxer has
confessed that he killed DR.
Walter Richard Engeberg, secretary consul
here, said
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
Ortiz TO Meet Champ

STOCKTON. Calf 19 UP)-Iie Dado world ny~eigh
in a
New Years Day. IL announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce decree was granted
Monday TO Verdrea Rogers in her
suit against julius NJ Rogers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-19
T.. A. GRAINS
5 ANGELES. Dec.

Mheat--
No ! hard white ...... Sl.70- u 20
No 1 soft white ...... Si.TO-$1.1e
harley
no, J Bri west ~ lbs. Si.o7 = -Sll2 y
No. ssenow .. shSsis 81. So.
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l.. A. HAY
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 19. UP)--
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l9. (uP) -
Hens. leghorns. % to 3E lbs. lie
Hens. leghorns, over lbs. .... l2c
Do. over 4 lbs, up ............ l3c
Fryers, colored, pa TO 81. lbs. lsc
Do. over lbs. ...........:.. 18c
Broilers, over Ia up TO Il. lbs. 16c
Broilers, over IA up TO 24 lbs. l7c
Leghorns 2h lbs. 70 lbs. .... lac
Fryers. colored 2k to 3h lbs. 18c
DO. colored, over 81 lbs, up l9c
Roasters. colored ........... 22c
Old Roosterh cO1orex .. lOc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
MISS BERTH0LL
 REVEALS PLANS FOR HER WEDDING
Trinity Cathedral Will Be Scene of Service Sat-
 urddy Evening

Plans were revealed today for the wedding Saturday evening of Miss Dorothy Bertholl, daughter of MT and Mrs. E. H. Bertholl, and MT Harry Sturrock, son of Mrs. A. Stur- rock.
 The o'clock candlelight cere- mony will be held in Trinity Cathe- dral with Dean c. E. Rice officiat- ing. "Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus and "M en delss sohn's Wedding March" will be played on the organ by Jackson Rice, and Lyman Snow will sing Because" preceding the service.
 Miss Bertholl will be attended by Miss Lillian Kiloh, maid-of honor and by Miss Beatrice Primavera and Miss Frances Newman, bridesmaids. MT. Alec Sturrock, brother of the groom, will be best man.
 A reception will be held between 9 and II o'clock at the new home of the bride and groom on East Street where their friends may cal to wish them happiness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
Hollywood Sights And Sounds
By Robbin Coons-

HOLLYWOOD, Ca Aug 28-How we'll live through the pense of all but RKO isn't letting anybody pictures in his makeup The Huncaback of Notre Dame"
 The solemn edct down from above aughton plunged heat of the studio ranch location where Pa famed cathedral has been duplicated there duty by Hugo the memory of the late Lon Clancy l#et#
 You're to be completely surprised when the hunc back and before then if the edict faithfully obeyed the then it gives pleasure the impressions of the cahedralhaunter by Lancfeser Miss Lanchester being Laughtons privileged character, but she has all just the rushe and the first stages of the makeup"
 There's suggestion of human being somewhere in the informs helpuy At least the impression scalp something resembling skull although not At first they tried number of diff looked Salvador Dali the surreast hand them. What they finally acheved-we Chaes looked exactly like chest of draw all knobby."
 Miss Lancheser small and brght-eyed, with shock of sho-cropped flaming regards that coiffure great 
 Tt doesn't just cur frizzes, she When we made
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
Harry Sturrook Given Stag Party
 Saturday Night

Complimenting Harry Sturrock, whose marriage to Miss Dorothy Bertholl will be an event next Sat urday evening. stag party was held Saturday evening in the ban quet room of Percy's Cafe.
 The affair was no-host and a buffet-supper was served at mid night for the occasion Mir. Stur- rock was presented several gifts by those present and the evening was spent informally.
 Following is the guest list; Mes sers Stanley Cox, Frank and Henry Behrends, John Ritter, Don Gra- ham, R. Copstead, John Satire, Phil lip and Bert Bertholl, Emory Her rett, Maynard Peterson, Lyman Snow, Bob Turner, George Gulluf sen, Hiding Haglund, Peter Mel seth Bob Hamilton, James Ramsay and Earl Monagle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28

THRILLING EPIC
 IN TECHNICOL0R 1 I5 CAPITOL HIT
-Four Feather" Co., stars June Duprez and
 John Clements


 With the unreeling of Alexander Kordas superb Technicolor film, Four Feathers" Sunday at the Capitol Theatre, motion picture pa- irons are assured of one of the most stirring and most dramatic films they have seen in many a moon. Four Feathers was filmed in the Sudan and all the beauty and melodrama of this tropic hinter- land have been caught by the cam era lenses in striking natural color. Zoltan Korda directed the produc- tion and the fine cast is headed by Ralph Richardson, June Duprez, John Clements and c. Aubrey Smith.
 -Four Feathers" is the story of the young English officer who re- signs his commission because he knows that he is coward, that he could not stand war. He is branded a coward by his friends in his regi- ment-who send him white feathers and is rebuffed by his fiancee. To retrieve his honor and reputation he sets out for Egypt, where Kitchener is embarking on the Sudan cam paign. There he undertakes the hor- rible disguise of branded Sengali, poses as a dumb native and under takes adventures of heroism and daredeviltry which help the army win the battle of Omdurman and which save. his friends from death
 at the hands of the Mahdi's soldiers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
Marian Thompson
 Fairbanks Bound

Miss Marian Thompson, daughter of the late w. F. Thompson, for many years a newspaper owner in the Yukon Territory and in Fair banks, Alaska, who has been attend ing school in the States, passed through Juneau on the steamer Mount Mckinley yesterday morn ing. She is enroute to Fairbanks where she expects to join her two brothers, Bill and Dick Thompson, and to make her permanent home in the Golden Heart City
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
BEN JACOBS,
 AIR AGENT,
 IS IN JUNEAU
Is Making Tour of Famil- iarizafion" Hearings
 Are Slated

Hearings on applications for cer- tificates for public convenience and necessity under the grandfather" clause of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1886 will be held in Anchorage starting August 31 under direction of R. w. Slough, director of the Bureau of Economic Regulation of the Civil Aeronautics Authority at Washington, D. C., it was revealed today by Ben Jacobs, here in Ju- neau, on what he called tour of familiarization' of aeronautic con- ditions in Alaska. MT Jacobs, who arrived in Juneau early yesterday aboard the Mount Mckinley, is re- gional director of air carrier inspec- ton for the Seattle division of ths GAIA.
 R. w. Slough, accompanied bJ William J. Madden, an attorney for the Bureau of Economic Regulation, also arrived here on the Mckinley yesterday, but went straight through to Anchorage, where he will conn., mence the hearings the end of this month.
 MT. Jacobs flew to Sitka today with Pilot Alex Holden aboard a Marine Airways plane to look over the situation there, returning with Holden this afternoon. Tomorrow he will fly to Fairbanks aboard the PAA plane and from the Golden Heart city he will go to Anchorage to sit in on the hearings conducted by MT. Slough.
 Grandfather" Clause
 The "grandfather" clause of the Civil Aeronautics Act specifics that the GAIA. shall have the right and authority to determine whether or not an applicant can carry on com mercial aviation business, including both passenger and freight traffic, within given area without offer ing detrimental competition to other commercial air carriers.
 The sessions in Anchorage. MT. Jacobs said, were not so much to hold hearings" on applications as to explain the requirements of pub lie convenience and necessity. as applied by the act The sole purpose of the clause involved, he said, is to eliminate the possibly destruc- tive elements of competition.
 MT. Jacobs does not expect to stay in Anchorage after his tour of the Fairbanks area for any length of time, the pressure of business nec- essitating his return to Seattle not later than September IS.
 MT. Jacobs, incidentally was a member of the first survey flight of the Yankee Clipper of Pan AmerI- can Airways to Europe last March, when it flew from Baltimore to France and England in the estab- lishment of permanent and regular commercial air service between the United States and Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
SHIRLEY TEMPLE FILM SHOWING AT
 COLISEUM THEATRE

Little Miss Broadway" starring Shirley Temple, is all about a little miss who lives in vaudeville hotel with her foster family, Edward Ellis and Phyllis Brooks When Jimmy Durante's jazz band gets too loud In it's rehearsals. the wealthy neigh Dor, Edna Mae Oliver complains and threatens to close the hotel George Murphy, her nephew inter cedes-and while he wins nothing but enmity from his prim aunt. at least he wins the favor of fair Phyllis.
 Led by the astonishing, amazing and brilliant Shirley, everything ends as it should-especial after Shirley convinces an austere judge that he should permit the actors to stage their show in the courtroom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
Bon Voyage Party
 Saturday Honors
 The Fred Axfords

In compliment to MT. and Mrs. Fred Axford, popular young Ju- neau couple who plan to leave for the south September 1, a no-host party was given Saturday evening at the A. B. Rink, where approxi- mately 40 of their friends gath cred to wish them bon voyage and success in their new venture.
 Dancing was enjoyed during the evening and refreshments were served at individual tables. Crepe paper streamers of blue and gold decorated the ceiling of the hall and balloons and noisemakers were feature attractions for the occasion. Wes Overby, John Keyser, Sherwood Wirt and Bob Laney formed a quartet for the affair and an accordion selection was pre- scented by Elden Chapman, well known Juneau musician.
 MT. and Mrs. Axford extended their thanks and appreciation" for the luggage presented them and expressed their sincerest gratitude for the thoughtfulness of their many friends in this city who made the enjoyable evening possible.
 Leaving Juneau on the Princess Charlotte, the Axfords will spend coroa fip,a uifb rp1ofivac in Mo- braska and Wisconsin, later plan ming a visit to the Worlds Fair in New York. They will purchase a new car in Detroit and drive to the Coast where MT Axford, for mer manager of the Top Notch Cafe in the Capital City, will take up his new duties with the New York Life Insurance Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
HOSPITAL NOTES

A baby girl weighing pounds, II ounces was born yesterday after noon at St. Ann's Hospital to MT and Mrs. Frank Clark. Both mother and the new arrival are doing well
 l.. Israelson was a medical dis missal yesterday from St. Anns Hospital.
 After receiving medical supervis- ion, I. Martin was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday.
 Robert Henry was brought in from Yakutat and was admitted to the Government Hospital yesterday afternoon for surgical attention.
 Admitted to the Government Hos- pital, Jack Sumdum underwent a major operation this morning.
 George Jackson is a surgical ad- mission today at the Government Hospital
 Mrs. Louise Joseph is surgical admission at the Government Hos- pital this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
N0-H0ST DINNER
 HELD SATURDAY

A no-host stag party was held Saturday night at the B. D. Stewart residence on Calhoun Avenue. Din ner was enjoyed and guests spent the remainder of the evening infor- mally.
 Those present included Lewis Taylor, Arnold Swanson, Harry Lu- caa, Dean Williams, Herb Mclean and Tom Stewart.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
.SELDOVIA COUPLE
 VISIT IN JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. J. Gerald Williams, son-in-law and daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Sey, passed through Juneau on the Mount Me- Kinley.
 While in Juneau, the popular couple visited here with their par ents and other relatives, continuing on to Seldoyia, where Williams is Superintendent of Schools and Mrs. Williams teaches in the high school
 The couple have been touring through the States this summer, taking in both fairs and making a general circuit of the country, going as far south as Florida.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28

The Beachcombr Gin which she played prim strat-laced had to stocking night half the morning keep it flat could spend hair which don't and after it all I'd look just had cheapest fzziest permanens do? So just let it alone"
 Laughtons will be here all adding gaiety of Hollywood of nations before returning England The Beachcomber which she played prim, laced under the astonishing title of Male in the days when Hollywood itself astonishing if possible, than it is now)
 the sake of mentioned hope Miss bit of for their picture The Beachcomber that old nursery the effect that gathering nuts in May.
 T thought of it. will confess, because 1t seemed like word nuts past the censors Said back snarlng. Here gathering NUTS dips drawn back snarling) in May. See?" ' t
 you 'The Beachcomber didn't you should you how she looked saying hatand you know why that old English tune rates high personal list o av despite bits Wishing" Stairway to the Stars all that Irving Berlin
 Miss Lanchester, perceive is not properly reveent
 matter this should of be soundy spanked and given an academy award.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
MU550LIhI MAY All
 MAKE pR0p0SALS

ROME, Aug. 2t. = High Fascist officials strongly intimate that Premier Mussolini is actively push ing a peace plan of his own.
 French and British Ambassadors at Rome conferred with Count Ciano at the Foreign Office on Sunday. One report Is that Mus solini has proposed an immediate conference of the Powers con- cerned. E
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-08-28
ROOSEVELT MAKES
 AppEAL 10 SOUTH
 AMERICAN NATIONS
Asks Consolidation of Re quest to Hitler 10
 Slave Off War

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-PreSi- dent Roosevelt announced to news men last night he would not make another appeal to certain European heads for peace but has issued an appeal to all South American gov- ernments to consolidate in a mass protest to Hitler to stop what may be the fuse of world conflagra- ton by settling the Poland-Ger- many dispute over the conference table, .,s