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Sand Point, Alaska.
NEW YORK, April 25—L. Rogers,
a well known aviator in New York,
Sunday announced plans for a solo
dash across the Atlantic Ocean to
Paris within the coming two weeks.
The aviator said that the dash
would be a speed dash and he
hoped tn make the flight between
dawn and sunset.
The plans call for a takeoff at
New York with a halt at Harbor
Grace, Newfoundland, where a ca
! pacity load of fuel will be taken on,
j and then the dash which will begin
! at early dawn. The plane which
■ will be used in the flight will be
' equipped with instruments for both
I blind and ocean flying.
GOES TO MEETING
NEW YORK, April 25.—Governor \
| Franklin D. Roosevelt, candidate
! for Democratic nomination for;
: President, left here Sunday for j
Richmond, Va., where he will at- j
; tend t h e three-day Governors’;
j conference. Thursday. Governor j
Roosevelt will continue on to Wash- j
1 ington and that day will be a guest I
of President Hoover at the White '
House.
Rejuvenate the old “kicks” with
Alaska Bear Grease, prepared for
waterproofing and softening shoes.
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Contractors and Dealers in Electrical
Supplies and Appliances
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BASEBALL RESULTS
(Saturday’s Games)
NATIONAL
New York 7, Brooklyn 2.
Philadelphia 1, Baston 2.
Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 12.
St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 3.
AMERICAN
Chicago 9. Detroit 10.
Cleveland 14, St. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 2, Washington 8.
Boston2, New York 9
PACIFIC COAST
Sacramento 19-4, Los Angeles 4-5
Missions 2, Portland 0.
Seattle 6, Hollywood 4.
Oakland 4-2, San Francisco 2-15
LEAGUE ALARMED AT
CRISIS IN EAR EA51
GENEVA, April 25. — The Fa
Eastern war crisis development
alarmed League of Nations lead
ers. Developments included unof
ficial advices from Tokyo that Ja
pan had rejected the League’s lat
est proposals for evacuation o
Shanghai, and some officials statei
that 400.000 troops are being mass
ed on the Manchurian frontier, an<
that Japan might withdraw fron
the League.
These developments, followins
recent military activities on tlr
Manchurian-Siberian border, wen
considered grave in League circles
BROKE MEXICAN LAWS
EL PASO, Tex., April 25.—Aimee
Semple MacPherson Huttdn, Lo;
Angeles evangelist, an her husband
David L- Hutton, broke the laws oL
Mexico on a trip to Juarez. Hut
ton embraced his wife in a cafe
and gave her three resounding
kisses. The laws of Mexico pro
vide fines .for persons kissing in
public, as such acts are considered
indecent, -but no arrest was made.
In the majority of cities in the
United States and Europe, clocks
were shoved ahead one hour yes
terday, Sunday; 142,000,000 people
were affected.
2-room ant. for rent. J. L. Graef
Gov. Roosevelt
for President
At its Territorial Convention at Fairbanks, January
22, 1932, the Democratic Party of Alaska unanimously
endorsed Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt for nomination for
President. It instructed its delegates to the National
Convention to vote for him, and at its request the under
signed filed as candidates for National Committeeman
Delegates and Alternates to the National Convention.
If elected, we pledge ourselves to carry out the in
structions of the Territorial Convention.
J, J. CONNORS, for National Committeeman.
FOR DELEGATES:
T. H. DEAL, Fairbanks
A. A. SHONBECK, Anchorage
HARRY F. MORTON, Anchorage
JOHN W. TROY, Juneau
W. B. KIRK, Juneau
JOHN G. WALMER, Juneau
(Mr. Walmer filed because the declaration
of Mr. John B. Powers of Eagle, Fourth Di
vision, did not arrive in time. If elected,
he will give his proxy to Mr. Powers.)
FOR ALTERNATE DELEGATES:
P. C. McMULLEN, Seward
J. C. TODD. Valdez
S. HELLENTHAL, Juneau
ALLEN SHATTUCK, Juneau
ARCH MCDONALD, Ketchikan
■IHIOII SEEK!
TO QUIET IEL DOUBTS
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 25.—
The State Department has sent re
quests to all but two of the Amer
; ican debtor nations to put in strict
i legal form the agreement they
made informally at Paris last sum
mer to pay the United States $250,
OOO.COO postponed under the Hoo
ver moratorium.
The requests on behalf of the
Treasury were made to the embas
sies and legations here. They bind
the contractors to pay the amounts
due over a period of 10 years with
four per cent interest.
Thus, the administration seeks
to quiet all doubts that the sus
pended payments are in the same
legal class as the rest of the debts.
Requests were not sent to Austria
and Greece.
; 00. K00 ms NO
HEED TO WARNING
f; PEIPING, April 25. — Defying I
l warnings given by the new govern
- merit of Manchuria, the League of i
1; Nations commission is now in Man- !
i cburia with the Chinese diplo- j
mat. Dr. Wellington Koo, in its1
t personnel. '
’; Koo was refused permission to i
>, enter Manchuria, and the govern- j
. ment warned the commission that!
there was danger of a personal at- j
I tack on him if he appeared at
j Mukden.
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TRADING POST DOOMED
FORT McMURRY, N. T„ Canada,
.April 25.—This trading post, one of
| the farthest north in the world, is I
I being threatened with destruction
I at the hands of the Athabasca
River which is gradually cutting
; into the city. The residents of the
j trading post have already started
fleeing with meagre belongings to
the highlands of the area.
CHILD’S LOCKS CLIPPED
NEW YORK. April 25.—A special
! dispatch to the Brooklyn Eagle
! from St. Johns, N. F., said the curly
locks of a child which had been
seen there have been sent to Col
onel Lindbergh in Hopewell for
possible identification A beauty
operator saved the locks several
days ago when she cut the hair of
the child.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
VIENNA, April 25. — Archduke
j Otto, young pretender to the Hun
! garian throne, underwent a suc
I cessful operation for appendicitis
: at Alice Institute, near Brussels.
| Otto, son of the late Emperor Karl
and Empress Zita, lived in exile
with his mother since the over
throw of the Emperor’s regime.
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