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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
Receipts. 500; market.
receipts, 1000; market, strong.
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. --Hogs-Receipts, IT,
2 SGrI @sEst svs s1sss IL Is AEPS h5
shOice: 25o:55o lbs: ss;5S@iO; IS; 5oo-2s0
10000 lbs. $8.75@1o; packing sows,. 1885
@9;4o: pigs. medium to choice. s0 od lbs.
S2Sg SS scadT 1U f6r
Common and medium grade stockers and
feeders. closing the week with most early
good to Choice. 1901 500 lbs. $14.SeM
1910; 1,10O-l. 800 lbs. SLABS 1910. $50
LOO lbs; $l4.25@lS.1o: common and me
good to o? choice. $50 to $50 lbs. s14.5o@
ITS; heifers good and choice, $50 lbs.
S7.75S1s.7S55:: cows 5V; good and choice, SEA;
IL: common and medium. $7d9; low cutter
and cutter cows, $5.25@7; bulls good and
dunn. $6.75de 25: vealers milk fed good
and choice. sl5@Il7; medium; Sl5g Is; Gull
erd sfeeqs gooS snd cbooe al aH %e ffea
S7.75@l3.25 common and medium, $8.75m
Ills, sheep-Receipts, $4,000; more ac-
prices; asking l5@25c higher for limited
supply of choice handyweights: sheep
st e@ cbocd s g Ss a do%n g aqRs f2Sa
dium. $12.10@12.65: Gull and common, So
@121o;. ewes medium to choice, $50 lbs:
@l35O.
B1 Times Special
900; market 15c higher; heavy and me-
dium hogs, 100 lbs. UP, $9:50@10; pigs and
Rs 49, 87 g8sn sS5a sRsss nPa
200; market steay; prime heavy steers. $I3
@55o heavy shipping stes6s 81
helfers. $500 11.5O; good to choice cows,
s8@9:5o; MEDIUM to good COWS. $6.25%s;
sSSs5o 9 feeders $s56@ I So Suckers 81
ali. Calves-Receipts, 200; market
steady. good to choice. $12@14; medium to
sse eGd aoo ma qRftf s ss G"R a5 she$P
IL; second. S60 $50: sheep, S4m6; bucks,
$39S.50. Thursdays shipments: Cattle.
By United Press
CLEVELAND, Oct. 12-Hogs-R
a 9oC 0 5Se b soye 2Pd s5sog bs
1915 lbs SG1C o01sd ibs s7
Receipts $50; calves, receipts, ESQ; market,
beef steers. ,$9@l1.75; beef cows, $500
6.75; vealers, $145O@17.5O. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market, steady; top fat lambs.
Sf2Si bulk 81 fat lams 5S SI3E5@f d bulk
$5@6.50.
By United Press
East, 5 ggFEA]Lo. Oct; .o dd2.-H!Cgs Re Re,
SO Higher 2sSs5S rs. So s5S ~ 5oe
@1.s5 13o-1e9 lbs. SO .25@lo so. so7l Eg
Cattle-ReceiptS. ITS; market steady;
calves, 500; Soc higher. beef steers, $40
1925; light yearling steers and heifers,
$l3@16.26; beef cows 5000; low cutter
and cutter cows, $4.7546.75; vealers, $18
GIi8.50. Sheep-Receipts. 1900; active.
fully steady: bulk fat lambs. $l3.5O0l4:
bulk. Gully lambs. $9Q11.50 bulk fat ewes,
S6@7.
BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 70. Hogs = Re-
SHseipts, 500 market 10@2oG up; .25o:S5o
1910; 10000 lbs. $1o@1o:7o: 13o-16O lbs,
$9.25@1O.25;- s0-1so lbs, $8.75@s.5o; pack
ing sows. $8.7509.50. Cattle-Receipts. rs;
steers, $1l@l4.50; light yearling steers
and heifers. S9.50G13; beet cows. 5000;
low cutter, and cutter cows, $5@150;
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong; top
fat lambs, $13.75; bulk fat lambs, $11.509
1875; bulk Gull lambs. 5000; bulk fat
ewes, $5M650.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
Markets Closed

New York and Chicago stock,
bond, grain, cotton and sugar
markets will be closed today
on account of Discovery day
holiday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying $1.36 for
No. Q red wheat and $l.05 for No. l hard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

By United Press
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-The Treasury
net balance Oct. 10 was Sill, Asa 694; ~
Customs receipts for the month to that
date we're $2l. 500. 1911.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

Receipts, 500; market. weak.
Beer steers % I'll .oU0B ITO
Beef cows ................... 1000
Low cutters and cutter cows -. 525@7.00
Bulk stock and feeder steers. s.00@12.0o
Calves
Receipts. 600; market. lower.
6tSG NcdlcIS 'YAosOOW tsOO
Heavy calves ...............s 7O04ll.OO
SHEEP
Receipts, 1000; market, strong.
TOP fat lambs $3.50
Bulk fat lambs .............. 1250@13.O0
Bulk fat lambs ....,.......... IL. 50@13. so
Fat ewes .................... 4.50@ $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12
Banks and Exchange
TREASURY STATEMEN,

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings today we're 81,
4 1000. Debts we're $8,094,0 600.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

SATURDAY EVENTS
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Cham
Der Of Commerce.
Beta Theta Pi luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
United Commercial Travellers dance,
CiavpOOl, Z d. IN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

BIZ UHitCn Press =
CHICAGO, oct. 12.--Apples. $4.50@5.5O
per bbl; peaches. S2@2.50 per bu:; pears,
$20250 per bu.; plums. $1.500i.75 per bu,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

The Exchange Club will elect
officers at a dinner meeting at the
Lincoln tonight. A program of en-
tertainment beginning at p. m. has
been arranged by Manning Norland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-12

Alfred Barnes, IA, ran away from
his home at Greensburg, Ind,
Thursday. Greensburg authorities
told the Indianapolis police they
believed the boy is in this city.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19

ARMY ORDERS So PLANES
The keystone Aircraft Company
of Bristol, Pa, yesterday was
awarded 81, OO2 900 contract Cor SIS
Army bombing planes. Deliveries
VIII start IN October.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
Jewish Welfare Board
To Hold OratO1y Meet

The Jewish Welfare Board, the
parent organization of 81 Jewish
centers Ia the country, 4 SPONSOR
ing the first Jewish inter.fed eration
oratorical contest which win be
held sunday evening at sis o'clock
ii the Jewish Community Center,
Jewish community. centers from
New England, Middle Atlantic, and
E.astern states WIN Be represented.
WE Center University Club Will
act as host to the visitors.
Isadore E7irschfieId, chairman Of
the National Council Of Hebrew I'm.
migration, and an official Of the
local center IS chairman Of the
contest.
Or. David II. Weglein, superin-
tendent Of schools Of Baltimore, and
Rabbi n. j. SchWefel, of the ADDS
Israel synagogue WIN be judges.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19

The form 81 JocIxo. the monkey You
may zee ii their offices.
Take the list of 50 firms "a the
campaign and start II the middle,
at the beginning. Sc ct the end IN
writing your ads. You have been
reading their ads III The Washing
ton Times for many years and are
familiar with their products.
There has been Il lot Of apecalar
fion aa To who viii win the grand
prize man or d woman. Up To
this time there have been about ~
many men - women 81 the cam.
paign IN some cases husbands
and wives have won prizes.
Is you want 10 set the most out
of the campaign, keep ia mind at
al times the special prizes being
Offered BY some Of the firms par.
debating hi the test. These are
III addition To the regular prizes.
FOR instance, The washington
Times Ii giving, FOR the best nd
submitted during the last week Of
the test, q string Of the finest quail
ity Richelieu pearls. valued at $3.50.
Check over the list right now ana
pick out the special prizes you
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
Geneva Labor Farley
Rejected by III. S. Bod,

I The American N'ederati0n 6
Labor win not participate Il the
annual InternationaI Labor Confer.
encs b o. held Ut Geneya, Nay sos
President WiIliam Green announced
today.
Eiftysfivs countries have selected
delegates 70 the gathering, 60 be
held under the auspices of the
League az Nations.
mo person has been designated
To represent the American fedora,
ton III any capacity whatever,
said Green, and MO one has been
authorized "a act as its ap0lEes-
man.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19

want to win. Read the regulations
and then write the ads.
Change II Subjects
Some ad writer's have found It
profitable to write on one subject
Tor ! time ana then take rest by
writing On another subject. This
keeps you from growing stale. An
idea about one line 81 business may
offer you TIP for IN A about
another firm.
Tonighth 4 good time to write
some ads. You are through work
until Monday you viii havs some
time on your hands ana you could
not spend Il better than IN writing
Zain ads.
washington ana vicinity have en-
5oyed the campaign letters of "a
writer's prove that. There's another
five days left In which to win the
big prize you have longed Tor.
f you Will try you can write the
winning I'D tonight.
Have bundle Of ads ready for
the pOstman Monday morning.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
VAN SIZE RI|VGEN
WINS PARTIAL
VICTORY

Railroad onsiderations were fur.
ther complicated today by two
airniffcant actions Of the Inter
afate Commerce Commission.
The first was In virtually ap-
nroving the Van Sweringen BIZ.
lion dollar railroad ratification plan,
whereby the Chesapeake 3 Ohio.
controlled by them, win acquire
stock control lot the Pere Marquette.
h,it win not be permitted to link
up the Erie with the proposed
q The other vas the citation Of the
New York Central, Baltimore a
ONO ana Nickel Plate. another
van Sweringen road. for violating
the Clayton antitrust law In gain
irlg control Of the Wheeling g
Lake Erie. The railroads were
ordered to appear before the Com
mission on June rs and show cause
why they should not be REQUIRED
"a diyest themselves Of all IN
ferest, direct or indirect, In the
capitol stock Of the Wheeling.
Paramount among the reasons ad-
yanced ~ the Van SWeringens Tor
securing control q the Erie ano
Pere Marquette was the necessity
Tor g1AuNtsOE9AA4 eA1S - z =
Ohio,e coal traffic more directly and
efflciently By single line halils and
co.ordinafed train service particu.
Iarly to Chicago, Detroit and south
ern lFichigaaa. The Erie's function
Under the plan was to be principals
fn provide Il I0W-grade 1aigh.cap acity
lire between Marion. Ohio and Chi
cs.go. FOR the movement of coal to
ChicagO and beyond.
The Commission further said that
control be the Erie by the g. and g.
would tend to disrupt existing chan.
reIs of traffic and that 70 effect
the proposed transpo rtatiOn alliance
through the acquisition Of major.
itv 81 the Erie's capital stock would
involve large additional expendi-
.tare.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
Awards for Prize Plays
Will Be Made Monday

The winning groups Of the
annual one.act play tournament
Win receive awards at the Frank
in Administrator Building MN.
tIay. The prizes are hand painted
SHINGLES done BY Mrs. Minneger0de
Andrews.
stephen Il. Kramer. first super.
intenaent or schools, will present
the following awards: First prize
"a fhe Central Community Center
for ne pIav. The Valiant; second
~ the Woodlothian Players Tor
sspoor Ola JIM honorable mem
dion fo the Town Players Tor The
(3irIs, and to the Cleveland Park
Players for eThe Jest Of Hahalaha. "
The Washington times., 1928-05-19

SMITHS RADIO SERVICE 0f-
feKs nm Afwater Kent MOdel 50
speaker t. be given for the hest
AtWateP Kent nd duFing tIiO cann-
paign.
AMERICAN OIL co. will give
SO worth Of AMOCO -GiAS IN writer
Of best al an this product each
week for remalnder Of campaign.
GARRY ICE CREAM 90. win
give . gallon Of tee cream for
each Of the five hest ads aubnait-
ted an their product. exclusive of
the first five winners aelected by
The Times, each week.
SIMPLEX PISTON RING co.
offers TO install Simplez piston .
motor for the writer Of the hest
"a submitted ON their firm duHinE
entire nd test.
CHAMBERS FIRELEsS GAS
RANGE co. offer q credit Of 500
an their M0iieI S54I Range 10 the
writer Of the hest nd an their
pPG4iuct during the remainder Of
the campaign.
BUTLER-ELYNN PAINT CO.
will give o gallon Of their paint
or VarnIah products ana y hrnsBO
GW MWo WbH@B WamMEEk NWW XWWEB
and brush to each ut the next
four WlnneRs every week.
WALLACE MOTOR co. offer .
credit Of 500 On q new Nash car
for the hest an IN thlR make 0f
auto or their flrHn each weOk of
cRmpRign-0nly Oue prize tnOn-
transferable to . winner. Also.
they will give . used car for
besf ad m FUSED cars" sent IN
DURING entire eampaign--if win
meP desire1s value NJ this ear can
DO applied ON any new or used ear
In stock.
STANLEY /. CRANDALL THE
ATER9 offer . twO-paWty paSm
Tor che ten best ads each week Of
nd test.
NATIONAL ELECTRIOAL SEP.
Ply CO. offer . credit Of a26 ON
Pefail price Of General Electric
refPIgOratOr for the best nd each
week for remainder Of campatgns
CHAs. SCHWARTZ q SON Of
fer 3 handsome ladies' compact or
D ROnsOn cigarette tighter twin
mer'D cIlOieeD for the hest ad an
their store during sixth and sew
enth weeks tcOmblnedl. They will
also give q wrist watch winners
claOlee) for the best ad ON their
'GROw . DianaOmd CIub."
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
Mrs Howell Wright
New Bible / League Head

Retirement 81 Mrs. Louise Hard
Ing Earil. founder Of the Com.
lnunity Bible Readers League from
fts presidency has resulted IN the
election of Mrs. Frances Howell
Wright 10 that post. The annual
elections were held I'm the head.
quarters 09 the organization In
the Mills Building.
Dr. william j. SeeIye and WI.
liam A. smell were reelected vice
presidents. Other elections are to
Sc held sc 8 session Of the exec
utfve board on June q. The
uuarterly conference Of the group
II scheduled Tor June 20.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
INTRUDER SHOOTS WOMAN

GLASGOW, May Ill Miss Agnes
Clvneg. 81. was fatally shot BY. q
man who hid under her bed. he
escaped.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
SPECIAL PRIZES OFFERED IN
TIMES-ZAIN ATTEST

SPECIAL NOTICE: III the $1,000 Grand Prize
offered ~ THE TIMES for the best Gd submitted
during entre Ad-Tesk i lDritfen about RLZIk BROS,
this firm WH siUe the Dinner additional $1,000
j. Cash.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
Hsre's q red-hok weather tipl

Here i red-hok weather tips
Find cool. shady spot have q
few pencils In place II sharpened
then rest Up b. writing ads Tor
The Times Zain AdsTest.
It's tine mental exercise and you
have q chance Of winning 81, 1000 or
$4,000 Or some Of the more than
200 valuable prizes to be awarded
next week, the final week Of the
adwriting earnpaig n
TOrnorroWs Washington Herald
VIII carry the winners tn the last
double period of the campaign
which ended last Wednesday night.
They also viii Sc published III
Mondays washington Times.
Don't wait to see if you are IN
the list, for your time is too value
able. You should spend your
leisure minutes writing ads for the
final week which ends at midnight
Thursday. May "A.
The grand prize of III 900 - To be
awarded AZ the end of the period
now drawing to ! close. If the
Grand prize I'd II about Rizlk
Brothers that firm viii add spe.
eial prize Of $1,000 ia cash.
a Chance At 5000
Sbyou have i chance 70 win
5000 IN cash Tor 8 single I'D. Re.
member though. that you must
write at least one id about each az
the 81 Washington firms participat.
ing I'M the campaign Ito qualify for
the grand prize
It's not too late tor new writer's
50 send III their offerings 1t Is.
possible that the winning ad S one.
that win reach The Times Zafn Adj
Test editor next Thursday. VIII
& Be yours
mighty smart program Is ID
send u some eds every day until
the end Of the test You may for
yet ali about one OF them and f0zss
et I'D send II; ana 1t may be the
best ad bit all
Don't leave the winning "a on
your writing desk
There's big surprise IA store
1or I'd writer's, new and old. to be-
announced III toznorrows Washing
abouk e but set those ideas inl
toward the Times Herald Building
100 Prizes waiting
After the names of the winners
IRE published check 0vsr the list
ana you WIN so taat many 81 yosir
friends and acquainta noes have won
prizes. You can do as wei as
many of them. So try your hand az.
writing ads. There are more than
200 prizes vet 70 BE- distributed
There are five more days IN.
which ~ submit your ads and II
Will not require more than i've
minutes ok yonr time to write aial
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
F--lIlInes NEafK Eho
REPORTING 70 Els CHIEF
Second Deficiency Bill
Awaits Senate Action
- ake LII

The second Deficiency Appro-
priafion bill carrying $1,000 900 Tor
continuing the purchase q the
Cevernfnent triangle between Penn
sylvania Ave-, end the MAI y
awaiting Senate action today nsY.
irr passed the House yesterday
IN record tirne.
The SIN was reported to the House
~ the appropriation committee Att
noon and had passed before ad-
1ournment.
ii addition to the S. 900 900 item
the bfll carries S409, s37 for the
District Government. The total Of
the appropriations carried IS 500,
1885.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19
Sons Of Revolution
10 Omen 3-Day Session

THE thirty.ninth annual congress
of the National Society OF the Sons
a. fhe American Revolution VIII
hegin tomorrow with an invitation
Iuncheon 81 the KIayflower Hotel.
The congress will be in session
Tor three days.
a golf tournament under direc-
fion Of Franklin : Blackstone, VIII
end the activities OF the meeting.
TAKE Year automobile % the Who's
REPRESENTATION an next TO the last page
~ foiIay's Times nBL Herald.
The Washington times., 1928-05-19

R1CMEL1EU PEARLS offeP q
$50 quality Super Triple = RearI
RicheIleu ReArlg during entire
campaign.
SERVICE PHARMACIES offer O
the hest 30. IN their store during
entire nd teHt.
UNDERWOOD D UNDERWOOD
offer = sjtttng b1 their artists
and one dozen English nRintS.
xaIue $40. 20 the writer of the
hest I'd on their business for IN.
tire canpaIgn.t They will also
lures. value $40. for best al on
1My Impressions After . Visit to
Their Studio" for last half Of
campaign.
THE KAUFHIANN FURNITURE
well chair ~ sCha raeter E'urni.
ture" for the hest ad m their
store during entire canipaign.
RTzIK BROS. offer IaAy's
gown. 500 vaIue. 20 writer Of best
ad on their store dnrinR entire
campaign. Also one 5000 bottle
Divine Impaired French perfume
for the three best ads each week
Tor the remainder Of campaign.
ARTHUM JORDAN PLANO co.
offers . sos brunswick Pana-
tFOpe TO fh0 writer Of the hest
nd on their store duFimg entire
I'D test.
BECKERa LEATHER GOODS
CO. Will give . SIS Hartmann
! wardrobe trunk for the best a on
their store dHPiRE entire eam-
Daign.
JOHN n. WILKINA co. offers
. $50 UniVeraaI EIecfri0 PeFrO-
l&t0Es with sugar howl, eReanaAe,
tray and . pounds " coffee. for
best I'd ON their product during
entire I'D test.
WILLIAM ROSENDORR OfferS
. $50 Red Fox scarf 70 the WRITER
Of the best nd on that sfOFs dur
ing entire campaign.
sTRAYER COLLEGE, offers a
$50 eeh0larehtp, any course, day
Or eyenine seaeiOnS. Transferable.
for the best ad on their college
during entire nd test.
BEEDERICH's VILE. GIVE a
paSF Of Red CFOg0 ladies' shoes or
d pair O9 Mumm Bush mems shoes
winners Ch0leel. for the hest nd
on their store DURING sixth and
seventh weeks fcOnNblnedl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
RICE SHOP OPEN
 NEW SHEET METAL
 WORKS ON APRIL l

The opening or q new and modern sheet metal works April 1, to be an addition to his plumb ing business, was announced to- day by George E. Rice. The sheet metal works department will be in the rear of the c. B. Rice Plumbing Shop on Third and Franklin Streets.
 P l.. Johnson will be foreman of the shop. He arrived in Jul neau on late steamer from Ket- chikan where he has been with the Hamilton Shops the past six months. He is from Oregon and has been foreman of large shops in that State.
 MT. Rice started in the plumb ing business in Juneau four years ago when he opened a small shop in the rear of the Forrest Build ing on Lower Front Street. He gradually enlarged his business and a little more than year ago moved into his present large quarters. At that time he added an extensive line of plumbing fixtures.
 MT. Rice now has the largest plumbing display in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
MOOSE AND COLLEGE GLEE CLUB WILL BE
 GUESTS OF B.P. 0. E.

Officers and members of the To- cal lodge of the Loyal Order Of Moose will be guests of the Elks lodge tonight, 1t was announced today by Secretary M. II. Sides of the latter organization. The social session will follow immedi- ately after the Elks' regular lodge meeting and probably start about 3 D. m.
 The University of Washington Glee Club, which stages it's final show here tonight, has also been invited to be guests of the Elks at the same session and will be present following it's engagement at the Coliseum Theatre. Some thing unique in the way of enter tainment features are being ar ranged by the Elks Committee consisting of W. R. Garster, H. Messerschmidt and Frank A. Met calf
 Luncheon will be served in the lodge room, and the entertain ment will be Eut on in the audi torium.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28

season and machine shops are busy, MT. Whittier said. A good run of king salmon was reported in some areas in the southern end of the district. Ketchikan still hopes that Congressional appro- priation will be made this year to dredge Thomas Basin for an all. chorage for small boats.
 The sawmill at Wrangell has started it's cutting for the season and expects a busy and prosper our year. Sid Harrington is re modelling one of his river steam. CTS in anticipation of heavy travel up the Stikenc River.
 A representative of the Premier Mining Company, MT. Whittier said, had arrived in Wrangell en. route to the Iskut Mining Com. pany's holdings on which the com pany has taken an option The company is composed of Juneau and Wrangell residents including Capt. c. H. Whitney. John q. Grant and F. F. Bronson. The it is understood. will put on q crew and carry on ex- ploratory work during the coming season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-28
IS
 PURCHASED BY
 COAL CONTAIN
Admiralty Island Coal Co. Will Begin Work
 Early Next Month

Opening up of the coal proper ties held in Kootznahoo Inlet by the Admiralty Island Coal Com pany will be started early in April, as soon as machinery re- gently purchased fin Seattle can be landed and assembled. it was announced today by R. s. Donald son, President and General Man ager. who returned yesterday from a business trip to Seattle. With a crew of eight men, MT. Donald son and Howard Lerch, Secretary Treasurer of the company, will camp and be in readiness to as- semble the plant when it arrives.
 In Seattle, MT. Donaldson pur- chased boiler, pumps, mining tools and other equipment. This will leave Seattle on the Admiral Rogers, April 5. and hauled to Killisnoo and transported from there on barges to the property. AS work progresses, the crew will be augmented. MT. Donaldson said.
 The appointment of Evan Jones as mine superintendent by the company was announced today by MT. Donaldson Mr Jones found ed the Evan Jones mine in the Matanuska district. For several years past, he has been superin- tendent at the Healy River Coal Corporation mine at Suntrana. He is an experienced coal miner and operator, Mr Donaldson said, and the company is fortunate to have secured his services.
 The company controls 132 acres of patented coal land and has just been issued temporary develop ment permit by the Interior De