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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
RELIEF MEASURE IS
 BACK AGAIN
McNary Puts New Measure Into Senate Hopper
 Contains Fee Plan

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10--The McNary-Haugen bill vetoed by President Coolidge at the last ses- sion of Congress, was today start ed on the way through the new Congress. in a slightly modified form. Senator McNary put the bill in the hopper.
 The new measure contains a controversial equalization fee pro. vision objected to by President Coolidge, as unconstitutional. as means of raising funds to meet the cost of marketing surplus crops. The equalization fee how ever is now to be invoked only after cooperative marketing or. gapizations. with the aid of gov. ernment funds, find themselves unable to handle the surplus and the fees will then he applicable to an commodities. when required instead of only part.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
NEW PLEA IS MADE NOW IN
 MURDER CASE
Communicative Insanity Is Defense of Banker
 Who Slew Bride
BULLETIN = EUREKA, Dec. 10.-Ivan Hart was late this afternon convicted of second degree murder.

EUREKA. Kansas. Dec. 10--A defense of communicative insani ty" was introduced yesterday al the trial of Evan Hart. banker.
 Hart is on trial for killing his bride of three weeks, Mabel Hart by cutting her throat with knife
 Hart testified his bride plead ed with him to kill her because of her fear of motherhood and he was unable to refuse her re quest.
 That Hart was temporarily in sane at the time and that he de rived his insanity from close as sociation with his wife, was the testimony of the defense which holds that Mrs. Hart was mental ly abnormal.
 Dr. Karl Menninger, of Topeka specialist on nervous and mental diseases. testified communicative insanity" was a reality and in his opinion the killing was the re suit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
RatliO Announcer
 Bids Dying Child
 Goodnight on Air

LONDON. Dec. 10-A radio an nouncer's Goodnight, Everybody enabled a child to die happily.
 The radio announcer was en- toying a night off. when. in re- sponse to the request of a mother of little girl who was seriously Ill. he was summoned from his home The child had begged to hear Goodnight. Everybody spoken by the voice which always soothed her. as she said it sound ed "fatherly"
 The announcer hurried to head. quarters and gave his familiar Goodnight, Everybody" which, although 1t was heard by thou sands. was meant only for the little sufferer. She heard the ia miliar voice, smiled happily as she murmured "Goodnight" in re. ply, and lapsed into unconscious ness. Her feeble response WIS the last word she uttered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
SMITH TO RESIGN
 AS GOVERNOR IF
 HE IS NOMINATED

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-Gov. Al fred E. Smith will resign as the chief executive of New York State to make his campaign for Presi- dent if he is nominated at the Democratic national convention in June. Lieut.. Gov. Edwin s. Corn ing would succeed him as gover- nor for the remainder of the term, which expires December 3l. 1928.
 This was learned authoritative ly from close friends of the ex. ecutive. Governor Smith feels, it was explained, that it would not be fair to the people of this state for him to hold on to the goyer. norship while engaged in the ac- tivities of the presidential cam palgn.
 Charles E. Hughes resigned as a justice of the United States Su. preme Court on the day he be- came the Republican presidential candidate. Grover Cleveland, hoy ever, campaigned for the presi. dency while he was governor of New York State and did not re- sign until shortly before his in auguration.
 Whether Governor Smith will wait until after the Democratic state convention in September next to resign has not been de. cided. Tammany sages say this depends on how he views the can. didacy of. Corning for governor.
 If Governor Smith favors this. Tammany men are confident h. will resign as soon as he becomes the presidential nominee. MT. Corning would automatically be. come acting governor and this would place him in strong posi-. tion to make his bid for the nom nation for the office few months later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
WESTERN BLOC
 HAS LINED UP
 WITH REGULARS
Republican Control of Sen- ate Is Now Said to
 Be Assured

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10-con tinuation of Republican control of the Senate is assured with an. nouncement by five Western In dependents they will assist the old guard in organizing
 The declaration was made after Senator Curtis, of Kansas, R9pub. lican floor leader, assured the Western bloc Senators that a ma iority of the Republican Senate, in conference, took the position there will be no unnecessary de. lay in securing vote" on the three measures which the lnde- pendents proposed. These are farm relief, bill to curb issuance of labor injunctions by Federal Courts, and a resolution proposing m inquiry into the Administra. tion's policy in Latin America.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Ampricn's Perfect Girl
 Works Hard for HedltIl

Physically she rated 100 per cent but she didn't stand properly.
 So all the next year, in addition to the rigid health program she had already established tor her self, she took regular posture ex- ercises, consisting of stand at arms length from a wall, with palm against it, and bending for ward and backward so that her chin touched the wall. Then for the third time she tried for first health honor she made it. She made such an excellent job of it altogether that, of the competing girls at the Chicago show from forty-four states, Marie came off national champion.
 No Make-Up Necessary
 The young lady was insulted when an impertinent young man asked her if she used any make up. She has nothing but scorn for the great organization of ia. cial uplifters upon whom city wo- men are so dependent for their complexions. Her pink and white cheeks of finest texture are the result of much walking on Kan san plains. Her bright blue eyes are no debtors to eye luster 10. tions. and the dark lashes, which turn back in long curve toward perfectly arched brows have nev. CT known mascara. Miss Antrim is sophomore at high school.
 J. Fred Christmas, 1S-year-old farm boy from Blanchard. Iowa, representing % degrees of mas culine perfection Miss Antrim scored 99.15). followed similar health rules to those of Miss An trim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
HOWARD FILES FOR DELEGATE
 IN COP. RACE
Is First Declaration of Can didacy Received at Of-
 flee of Secretary

Bartley Howard, senior Sena- tor from the Third Division, to- day filed his declaration of candi. dacy for the Republican nomina' ton for Delegate to Congress fol! the primary election to be held in April, next year. He is the first candidate for any office whose filing has reached the office of the Territorial Secretary, it was announced by Secretary Karl Theile.
 MT. Howard made his filing personally. The filir~ ',as been expected for some time as Mr. Howard as far back as last Sep tember announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination.
 The Anchorage Senator has been actively laying the founda- tion for his campaign in this sec tion for several weeks. He has covered all of the larger towns in Southeastern Alaska with the ex- ception of Hyder, Haines and Skagway. He returned here last week from trip to Sitka and other communities in this vicinity and will leave Monday for Skas. way and Haines.
 He is devoting himself entire ly to meeting the voters and ia miliarizing himself with local con ditions, making contacts, and gen. erally preparing for an intensive campaign next Spring prior to the primaries. He has made no pub lie political speeches, his talks. which have been few. being con. fined to brief remarks before chambers of commerce and siml. lar organizations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Dead Flier Is Credited lpith Altitude Record

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10- Lieut.. Carlton Champion, plucky navy flier who refused to leave his ship after it de- veloped engine trouble and burst into flames, is credited with having attained the greatest altitude ever to be reached by man in heavier than air machine. The com municati0n was received by the National Aeronautic As sociation from the Federation Aeronautic International and announced the latter organiza- tion accepted Champions mark as the record. He reach ed an altitude of 3S,474 feet. Champions body was found in the wreckage of his heav- fer than air craft when it crashed to the earth several weeks ago
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Big Theatrical
 Merger Announced

NEW YORK. Dec. 10--Consoli- dation of theatrical interests i'm volving assets of approximately $100, 0,000, ,000. Is announced.
 The Orpheum Circuit. R. F. Keith Corporation, Greater New York Vaudeville Theatres Corpor- ation and the Keith-Albee Vaude- vile Exchange are in the con solidation.
 The new organization will bs known as the Keith-Albee-Or. pheum Corporation.
 F.. F. Albee. known as the fatn- CT of modern vaudeville, will bs President. and Marcus Neiman President of the Orpheum. will be executive and vice-President
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Right ot Doctor To Let Patienf Die Is Upheld

SHEFFIELD. England, Dec. 10.
 The right of a doctor to let a patient die rather than live in unremediable pain has been tac- itly upheld by coroner's jury which returned verdict that John Robinson died from medi- cine taken to relieve pain and causing him to sleep.
 Dr. Simpson was treating Rob- inson for dropsy and heart disease. On the day Robinson died, Dr. Simpson found Robin son had taken an overdose of medicine. In view of the great pain Robinson had suffered in the past, Dr. Simpson decided to make no attempts at counteract- ing the poisonous effects of the medicine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
Temperature Takes Decid- ed Drop Following First
 Snow Storm, Season
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
 OCCUR FREQUENTLY
Snow Drifts Delay Com munication-Havoc Re-
 ported on Great Lakes

SEATTLE. Dec. 1O.-The Pa cific Northwest is today in the grip of cold wave after the first heavy snow storm of the season. Clear skies and falling tempera- ture are predicted today and to- night.
 Five lives were taken by cold and storms in Northwestern Washington which was visited by a blizzard last night.
 Snow drifts delayed traffic and Icy streets followed two inch fall of snow.
 Traffic accidents are frequent.
 Waves swept over 2O-foot bulkhead and sprayed windows of houses more than 100 feet away. Passing motorists are watersoaked.
 The temperature at 12 o'clock noon had fallen to 27 degrees above zero.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10

CHICAGO, Dec. 10-Marie An trim. 15 years Tod. who came from farm near Kingman, Kans., to carry off national health honors at the convention of the All Clubs in Chicago in connection with the 1nternationals Livestock Exposi- tion. walked the royal road to physical perfection by using the medical rather than the cosmedi- cal profession as guides. Her en- viable position as healthiest girl in America has not been a result of a kind providence entirely.
 Three or four years ago Marie made up her mind to try to make a perfect health record. She fol lowed closely the health rules laid down by the Department of Agri- culture. She went to bed every might unfailingly at 9. Each morn ling at 6.3O she was mp and start led at her setting-up exercises, Ithen down to a rather heavy of cereal. fruit, bacon land eggs, bread and butter and Imil!S.
 ! The monday and evening meal Econsisted almost uniformly of veg etables, both. raw and cooked. lots of fruit, little meat. She drank Ilots of water and plenty of milk Cured Defect in Posture Finally. feeling quite fit, she |Iwent to the state meeting of the IBoys' and Girls Club, but came home with n disappointing second place. The next year she was tqually careful about her habits And went down again to try for honors and again came back with second place. The trouble seemed to be the way she carried herself. n 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
A. L. WET AND DRY POLL IS
 HITTING SNAC
National Commander How ever Takes All Respon-
 sibility on Issue

NEW YORK. Dec. 10. - The proposed poll on Prohibition among the entire membership of the American Legion and aux Hilary has struck snag.
 The announcement of National Commander Spafford that all Le- zion Posts will open discussion on the Prohibition question to a preliminary poll in May. drew from State Commander Elects one former Natinal Commander and one post, statements that in- dicate Spafford was acting with out authority and contrary to the Legion's constitution.
 Commander Spafford said the poll will be conducted on his own authority and approval of the National Executive Commit tee has not been sought.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-10
SENATOR REED
 IS CANDIDATE
Senator Hawes Says Col league Will Not Be AL
 lowed to Withdraw

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10-Only silence came from Senator James A. Reed 10 meet the flat predic- tion of his colleague, Senator Harry B. Hawes that Reeds name will be presented at the next Democratic National Conven- ton as a Presidential Candidate. in face of Reeds declination 10 announce his candidacy.
 Senator Hawes said there is no foundation for the reported with drawal of Senator Reed from the Presidential race. Senator Hawes said Senator Reed will mot be permitted to withdraw"