' Ku Klux Klan Gathers in Public Ceremony in South
Ine liery cross vet burns in the Southland and the knights of the Ku Klux Klan yet gather Dy night.
Here initiates are shown as they were sworn into the Klan at a meeting near Atlanta, («a. The
meeting was said to have been the third of its kind held publicly by Fulton (Atlanta) county
knights in 33 years.
NEWPORT, R. I., June 22nd
Harold S. Vanderbilt’s yacht
Ranger, which is a candidate for
the Vanderbilt cup, defeated Ger
ald Blambert’s Yankee on an ap
proximate 28 mile course.
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HELL WAS RESUMED
AT BASQUE CAPITAL
(By The Associated Press)
HENDAYE, France, June 21—
The terror of Biibao's 80 days of
hell-, believed by cowering Citi
zens. ended when the Basque cap
ital fell to insurgent armies, was
renewed without warning when
Layaiist airplanes raided the Anal
tered city.
The Loyalist government en
raged at the loss of the Biscay
stronghold, that never before had
been seized by an enemy, sent a
great fleet of war planes over the
city to carry out a threat of ter
ror against terror.
Thousands of men, women and
children ran for cover thru streets
still piled with debris of the long
Rebel siege, when the Loyalists
planes roared over them. The
Loyalist announced that scores of
fighting p anes participated ir the
counter attack and that six rebel
planes were brought down in
flames in a violent air battle
When the raiders appeared,
parties of Insurgent soldiers were
removing scores of bodies from
! alleys, cellars and railway tun
nels where they supposedly were
shot by firing squads during a
reign of terror that gripped the
city as the Rebels pressed in upon
it. ‘
Most of the killings were said
to have been the work of anarch
ists elements including Asturian
Marxists who ran riot thriugh
B Iboa's streets after the flight of
President Jose Antonio Aguiirc
and the members of his govern
ment.
The Loyalist air raiders evident
iy dispatched from Madrid and
Valencia approached above heavy
cloud banks and dived without
warning on Rebel bombers and
pursuit ships, circling the city on
patrol duty. Machine gun bullets :
spraying Bilbao’s streets as the
air fleets fought their bitter bat-!
tie at times soaring almost over
the housetops. It was indicated
that the Loyalists air raiders
were finally driven off by the
superior force of Gen. Francisco
Franco's aviation corps.
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WASHINGTON. D. C., June 22
—'The House passed the Senate
bill providing protection for the
North Pacific and Bering Sea hal
ibut fisheries, under the terms of
a new convention recently con
cluded with Canada.
ATLANTA. Georgia,—Both pro
hibitionist and repealists claimed
victory on the basis of incomplete
return^ in Georgia’s recent pro
hibition repeal referendum. Re
turns from 906 of the state’s 1700
precincts showed for repeal 69,
160—against repeal 60,380.
LONDON, June—Great Britain,
Australia and New Zealand are]
I preparing to form a demand of
sovereignty over vast Ant-Arctic
areas, against the opposition of
claims made by the United Sta
tes, France, Argentina and Nor
way, it was learned. A sub-com
mittee appointed by the current
Imperial Conference, here, com
pleted four weeks of secret ses
sions, discussing international
claims to the areas surrounding
the South Pole.
LIMA, Peru, June—American,
Japanese and Peruvian astrono
mers still thrilled by their view
of the longest eclipse of the Sun
in 1,248 years, reported that they
obtained data calculated to be of j
immediate value to science.
From four paints, high in the
towering Andes Mountains, along
the Pacific Coast, the eclipse par
ties, three of them American, |
viewed the eclipse. Natives watch
ed from mountain homes awe
stricken. The observations were1
supplemented by photographs
which Major Albert W. Stevens,
U. S. Army, obtained from an al
titude of 25,000 feet in an air
plane lent to the Hayzen Plane
tarium Grace Expedition, by the.
Pan American Airways.
WASHINGTON, D. C., June-'
The War Department is taking]
active steps to build up the U.S.1
Army Air Corps Reserve Officer
strength as a nucleus for a large
fighting air force in time of war,
officials revealed. Commanders
have been instructed to circular
ize all licensed airplane pilots in
their districts to determine how
many commercial pilots would be
able to qualify for Reserve Offic
ers Commissions and would be
willing to serve in the Air Corps
in the event of a war.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, June 28, 1937
at 10 A. M., hearings for LIQUOR LICENSES will be
held before the District Court on the following applica
tions, under Chapter 78. Session Laws of Alaska, 1937:
Tom Cloninger, Retail Liquor License
Tom Cloninger, Beverage Dispensary License.
Greenberg & Lewis, Retail Liquor License.
Lehmann's,. Retail Liquor License
Harry Saito,. Restaurant License
John F. Devine, Beverage Dispensary License.
L. Scidenverg & Sons, Retail Liquor License
II. R. Phillips, Beverage Dispensary License.
Jack Solomon, Beverage Dispensary License
Charles Cavey, Retail Liquor License
Charles Cavey, Restaurant License.
May Bale. Leverage Dispensary License.
Anyone having a protest against the granting of any
of the above applications should fde same in writing
with the Clerk of the United States District Court on or
before said date and time, or appear in open Court and
present their objections.
( Signed: ) ALMER RYDEEN, Clerk.
Publish—June 22, 23. 24. 25. 26, 1937.
TOES TWEAK WRESTLER’S NOSE
In i.c«i « >..a ..iv. .. --.aiKee, » »s., Bert Kabi
(on the mat) tweaked the nose of Jack Kogut with his nimble toes.
The grip irked Kogut so much he ended the affair by pinning Rubi.
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