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SMOKE IS REPORTED
 BY NATIVES: THOUGHT .
 MIGHT BE ELLISON

MOSCOW, Dec, %, (R)-The Captain of the Soviet steamer stavrapol reported by radio that Eielson is believed to have been sighted by natives in the yicini- ty of Ytchukotsky Bay.
 Other reports said that natives said smoke in the vicinity of Vankarem, West of Koliutchin- sky Bay. and Russian hunters, have also sighted smoke; also having seen there a plane which circled twice over the camp be- fore disappearing toward the west.
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PAGE THREE

The Juneau Chamber of Com lmerece elected it's board of direc- tors for the new year The seven chosen were: Gunnar Blomgren, c. Cleveland, J. U. Connors, E. M. God Idard, H W. Hollmann, H. J. Turner and HI G Watson. This board will elect president from it's own mem bership and a secretary for next year.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30
SCION OF WEALTHY
 FAMILY IS DIVORCED l.
 FROM 0CTAR00N NIFE

LAS VEGAS Nevada, Dec, 30, Pl-"Kip' Rhinelander, scion off the wealthy New York family, was granted a divorce decree in the district court from his oc- taroon wife, Alice Rhinelander, who did not contest the suit.
 There are no children; no pro- perty settlement and the degree does not touuch financial ar- engagements which he has been paying his wife.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30
TWO DROWN: 0NE
 BODY .IS FOUND

Two deaths by drowning, one near Chichagof and the other at Red Bay in the Ketchikan district, were reported in the Juneau Elm Ipire.
 Sam Estrat broke thru the ice sometime between December g and IA, at small lake near Porcupine Harbor, Chichagof Island reports received at Stka said. The body was not recovered.
 A man, whose name was not given, was drowned at Red Bay The body was recovered and was being held by trappers there pend ing instruction for disposition.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30

Gold production on Seward peninsula for the season just closed was considerably greater than 1928 The total production Up to November VI was s1,1G3, ,181. 80 which is approximately $500, o00 in excess of the 1923 figure.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30
BORDER CLOSED

MEXICO CITY, Dec, 30, (P- Owing to an attempt to detain former President Plutareo Gales in Laredo, Tex, the Mexican govern ment has closed the border at that point to passage of merchandise 0r tourists.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30

Boney Rigor, Filipino, and Katie Davis, Indian, were convicted at Juneau of assaulting Charles Gar side with a dangerous weapon the jury returning verdict of guilty.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30

From Fairbanks comes the re- port that at least so men will be engaged in thawing activities throughout the winter by the Fairbanks Exploration Co.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30

Information is sought by the governors office at Juneau as to the whereabouts of one George Frederick Seymour, mining en- gineer, who came to Alaska in the late nineties. He is about 50 years old now.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30

Harry Jordan, pioneer off Juneau, died at the Pioneers Home at Sitka of which he had been a resident for several years. Jordan had been very feeble for the last few months and his mind, apparently, com pletely collapsed about Six weeks ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-30

All meat and nOtnlng else in the Frye -Bruhn Meat Market.
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MASKS, Urbach & valade.
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JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY. The Alaska Shop
The Washington times., 1929-05-10
What Is Your Lucky Hour?
By THE YELLED PRIESTESS

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The Washington times., 1929-05-10

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The Washington times., 1929-05-10

NNECOND DAY Of the Proptiou aspects al
- day until S19 when the moons opposition may
~ be adverse to the affairs of the evening especially travel
scaty and pleasure would be WELL astrOlosicay speaking
make this busy active day and most quiet rGsu
ming.
The best hours for either business sport pleasure be
7:19 a. mr s:44 a 6:32 p. m. and 1852 p m.
Children born today likely be Of active tendency, and
will probably become socially prominent Prestige and honor will
be theirs and possibly tranquil and uneventfnl
Your birthday: Many business propositions win
during the coming according solar revolutionary
transts Of them liable to be very deceptive.
Do not back to old matter that had renqshed
and be careful in dealing with older persons.
Notable nativites Otmar Megenhaler inventor Of the yps
machine; Septmus Winner Irving Berlin,
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attainment Suitable time deal financially borrow lend
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/. Wall Street Briefs

G. r. Kinney Co., Inc, Of New York
and subsidiaries, operating shoe fac
tories and retail stores, report net In
come for 1928 totaling $s5s, 1913, equiva-
lent to 1922 q common share, against
1927 net income Of 1902 .47o, or $6.1s
share. Combined net store and fac
tory sales was $ls,3s3,247, compared
with $lS,0T3, 800 In 1927 49,
The Jewel Tea Co. of Chicago will
open IS new routes the largest month
ly expansion in years. At the close OF
1928 1t had 1,106 routes. ~.
Stockholders OF the American Elk
change-Irving Trust Co, New York,
have voted to change the name to Irv-
ing Trust Co., effective February l.
M. H. Aylesworth, president Of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co., was added to
the board Of directors. IT..
Industrial plant activity for the Ma
ton, as measured by the consumption
Of electrical energy, was is per cent.
greater in December than In the same
month of 1927, Electrical World re-
ports. Compared with November, there
was q seasonal decline OF As during
December. The monthly average index
for the entire year was 1881, against
1853 In. 1927
The executive committee Of Hahn
Department Stores, Inc, headed by
Lew Hahn, will include George w: Nit
ton, Boston: Ralph G. Hudson, Baih-
more; Bert A. Polsky, Akron, Ohio, and
S..W. Dittenhofer, st. Paul, MINI.
with the acquisition Of the Colonial
Bank, formally announced today, the
Bank Of the United States, both New
York institutions, will have 81 branches
and resources totaiing $260, 00O, 900. =,
The Koppers Co.. of Pittsburgh and
w. j. Rainey, Inc, holder Of valuable
Pennsyivania coal properties, are. re-
ported seeking jointly to buy the stock
Of the Alan Wood, Iron and Steel 40.
and the Rainey-Woo Coke Co. to be
held by anew Pennsylvania corporation
in which the first two viii be interested.
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Stock split.Up Approved.

NEW YORK, January IL (R.-Stock-
Corporation today approved a two-for-
one split-up of capital stock and issu-
ance of SOS, 000, 900 convertible 512 per
cent debentures. T.
Directors announced the new stock
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per cent stock dividend basis, effective
this year.. Authorized capital win be
increased from 1900, 900 to 2000, 900
shares to provide additional shares for
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
Mail Robbery Charge Denied.

-, DULUTH, Mimi, January II R.-
Frank Devers. alleged mail rohber and
escaped convict. entered plea Of not
guilty to three counts in an Indictment
charging him with robbing . mail
pouch ut Hihbing,, MINI, November s,
1926, when arraigned In United States
District Court yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

pounds down, 16.15a17.25; medium,
IA. 40al6.15; Gull and common, 10.0Oa
I4.40. Ewes, medium to choice, $50
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mon, 3.7Sa8.50. Feeder lambs, good and
choice, 13.75ai5.25. - g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Auk1IlLltSJL dLkOA VA
this new section
today announced
the appointment Of
standing commit
tees on Standard
zation Of safe de-
posit practices,
Standardization Of
safe deposit forms
and on education
and publicity.
Charles e. Howe,
treasurer of the
American Security
& Trust Co., Is
chairman of this
important section
and jose cpl D.
YerkeS, assistant
raSf,ier 0f the Fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

NEW YORK, January.i7 Especially -
New York bank clearings, $1.522, ooo,-
600; New York bank balances, $685.
00o, 900: New York Federal credit
balances, .$13s, 000, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
medium, a7saf1.o0

medium. 8.75a11.o0.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000 head; market
fairly active; opening strong to is high
er: bulk fat lambs, 16.50a16s5; top;
100; sheep and feeding lambs scarce:
steady = lambs, good and choice, %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17
FULL COMMITTEES
NAMEDBY BANKERS
Safe Deposit Section Ready
to Function-H. n. Mckee
! Heads Clearing House.
By EDWARD C. STONE.

In connection with the formation Of
q safe deposit section by the District
Bankers Association, the council OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-17

Hourly Sales On N. Y. Market. !,
1880 Am. 1854 IL M. 1921. 700
1880 p.m.2. TAO. 900 ISIS pms. 260. 100 ;
- Dividend rates a. s.ven in the above tapls
are the annual cash payments based on the
! Partly extra. 5 Plus ~ ia stock. Pius
. Unit of trading less than 100 shares.
80 in preferred stock. Plus .1i2S In. stock.
able in stock. Plus Sc n stock. .fss-
able. when earned, 9 PAYABLE in cash Or
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stock. Plus 1Il10 share quarterly In
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New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

vey before leaving the builders hands.
 Replying to G. P. Langton, ap- bearing for the Liverpool. Brazil and River Plate Co.,, Downs said that from the viewpoint of stability. chilled beef was a very difficult cargo. However, when the witness was asked by Scanlon, representing the National Union of Seamen, if he were trying to represent to the court that because ship had cargo of chilled beef the difficulty of the voy- age was increased, Downs answered in the negative.
 The Nestris usually carried chilled beef on her northward voyages and a general cargo on the southward trip. She was en route to Buenos Aires when she sank.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
Conlon Pays His Own
 Expenses for Gasoline

tical parties to furnish gasoline and oil for automobiles in their service on election day. Councilman Frank l.. Conlon paid his own expenses in his successful quest for reelection in the sixth ward, and he has entered an item of s5 for this item on his expense report. The councilman also contributed S10 toward the eX- penses of his party's own committee
 Other candidates who filed re- ports today. setting forth that they spent nothing are: Lewis A. Har- witz. defeated candidate for repuh- lican nomination as councilman in
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
French Press Delighted

Paris. April 23,-lP-The French press almost with one accord today praised the American disarmament proposals Us broached at Geneva yes trrday by Ambassador Hugh s. Gib- son,
 All newspapers qualified the American ambassadors statement of Washington views as most un- portant,'
 Le Matn 0ndependenD said: The United States has made a great step forward in the achievement Of naval disarmament. Mir. Gibson has reiterated and endorsed the com- promise proposition made by France in 1927."
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
ADJOURN IN DISAGREEMENT
 0N PREPARATIONS
CCoutnuad From First Page)

and what it should contain, We're Dr. Schacht. Owen D, Young. Emile Moreau. Emile Francqui. Com mandatore PirelH kengo Mori and Sir Josiah Stamp.
 Some Of the experts wanted brief statement Of the failure Of the committee to accomplish the tasl; committed to it. Others wanted a full report of everything that went on during the life Of the committee. There was third tendency. be- Nevcd to have American representa- lives behind it. to select for report what was significant and useful for future reference. leaving out every thing that can serve no other pGr- pose than 10 establish rosponsibii- ties. or lay down points of policies.
 Report May Be Inclusive
 The report was thought most likely 10 comprise the whole scheme for an international bank and the reports of the sub-committoes on deliveries in Kind. Whether the three memoranda that form the basis Of the real work Of the committees figures shall be incorporated is what the chief experts were discus sing today
 There was little objection 70 in- cludine Mr. Youns's paper laying down the general principles for negotiations on annuIties, The Ger mans. however, were little inclined in favor Of publication Of their memo randum in answer 10 the creditoos' proposal. If the German figures are not included, the allies figures also will not be included
 The question Of whether there 's likely 10 be minority report will re settled only when the report lS finally acted on. and the German, may ask to be relieved from sign ing the document and be permitted 10 put in report Of their own.
 1n that case there may be three reports since Mir, Young might well decline 10 take sides between tho two principal parties 10 the conflict.
 The experts began thinking about a departure from Paris just as soon as the drafting committee is ap- pointed. The Japanese who were the first 10 arrive and who are th" farthest from home, already We~o booking passage.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
closest attention by highest British

closest attention by highest British officials.
 The situation raised by the am bassador's proposals, representing as they do the attitude Of the United States government. is expected 10 be presented the cabinet officially at its regular Wednesday session on Downing street tomorrow.
 IL was pointed out here today hat there was not a single dlsCordant note in the welcome which the Brit iSh press accorded Mir. Gibson's sug- gestionS. and that there seemed uni yersal rejoicing that Lord Cushen- dun. the British representative at the preparatory commission barley where the suggestions were broach ed, had risen 10 the occasion and pledged Great Britain's whole heart ad cooperation.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
Bridgeport Weavers
 Settle Their Strike

Bridgeport, April 23 R - Three hundred and 50 weavers, who have been on strike at the Saltex Looms, Inc, returned to work today.
 It was announced that an annie able adjustment in the wage scale had been reached, following a con- ference yesterday between a strikers committee and B. M McMeekin, representative of Sydney Blumen- thai, head of the Saltex company.
 The higher wage scale, for which
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

local weavers struck week ago, was to be equivalent to the one by which weavers working in the main Rlumenthal plant in Shelton, the Shelton Looms, Inc. of which the local plant is subsidiary, are paid. According to statement by Me- Meekin, the wages local weavers can earn, If they work" are practically equivalent to those earned by the Shelton workers.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
CARGO 0F VESTR|S
 0F UNSTABLE TYPE
Witness Tells Examiners COrned
 Beef Is 'DiffCult" Load

London, April oS tT-Technical evidence regarding the construc- ton of the steamship Nestris and the character of her cargo on her fatal voyage last November occupied q large part Of the time or today's session of the board of trade in- Nestigation into th liners loss.
 Alexander W. Downs, draftsman for the Belfast firm which built her. said the vessel was of the highest class and passed the passenger sur
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

the fourth ward: Stanley A. Karpin- ski. defeated candidate for select man: Charles Farmer, defeated can didate for second ward councilman: Merton A. Kirby. unsuccessful can- didate for republican nomination as councilman in the first ward: AL bert ). Murphy. defeated candidate for fourth ward councilman.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
GIBSON PROPOSALS MAY END IN WORLD
 NAVAL AGREEMENT
Continued From First Page)

be determined as Yet by agreement
 among experts of the powers, al
 though the American delegates have
 already worked out what is believed
 may be a fair index of proportion.
 Their tables may easily become th"
 oasis for a Hypothetical consldera-
 lion of the project.
 one point 10 b. agreed upon par
 tfcQlarly with England is the per
 uentage of estimated power to b"
 accorded siN-inch gun cruisers,
 which England considers especially
 adapted to the needs of the cmpirr.
 f was believed here that the Amer i,sa proposals would give England greater actual tonnage and boats han Americans had but that Amer teaa tonnage would have an eqUiya- lanr. or proportional equivalent in : 'eHfclency" or hghrns strength. This. tor instance would work ou. in the great number ol American : loVo0 ton cruisers which tho UnitcI States considers especially suited 10 ' s long distance CommuNiC3HoNS, . such as between tH- woSt coast and . Iha Philippines. Guam ao4 Panama ~ canal,
 The scheme, loo. was considered !. as particularly applicable 10 the - problems O France and Italy, 1S A 'eNine in a smaller way as those of Erglsnd and The l'nifeJ States . American acceptance Of che idea ot - transferring an agreed amount or :. tonnage from one category Of war . ships 10 another 10 meet the par . ticular requirements Of that coun-
 try was considered as applying es- = -pecjaily to those two countries - France. for instance would like an unusual number of submarines 10 :. protect it's two coasts.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
N >ningtOn t.ratiiieu

. Washington, April - lP--Diplo- -matic as we'll as American official -rircles are inclined 10 view the rc- -ception given Ambassador Hugh :. -Gibson's statement before the pre- -paratory disarmament commission at Geneva as the most hopeful indica- -tion yet received that the long stand -ng naval limitations deadlock will -,e broken.
 The statement calling for a con- promise and embodyng a new sug-
 .astion for solution Of the problem pf providing means for comparing She battle strength Of navies, is re- -earded as bearing out the idea that -ho United States would attack lha Question Of establishing method Of disarmament from political rather ihan purely technical viewpoint. Prominent members Of tho diplo- 4oncerned in the problems under consideration at Geneva. while re- -uslng 10 be quoted for obvious req sons, are known to hold the opinion lhat Mr Gibsons statement Of the american policy has contributed greatly toward the finding Of a so- 1ution
 The stress which Mr, Gibson slaced on the desirabili'y or the in- 3erested nations taking into consid- grafton their remuneration Of war un- der the Kellogg treaty was regarded as especially significant not only as l. new approach 10 the disarmament Auestion but as a means of reassur- Ang all the naval powers. and partiC- Hlarly great Britain. Of the American rovernment's attitude. The gesture Coward London was reinforced. some Thought by the American acceptance @n principle of the French thesis of .ayal reduction methods as modified 1n 19-7.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
Connecticut Recedes
 As DOwnp0ur Subsidies

Hartford, April g R-After at taining a peak of close to IS feet above sea level the Connecticut river started to drop early this morning and at g a. m. was at l7.S feet, ac- cording to the Hartford office of the United States weather bureau.
 John R. Underwood. meteorologist, predicted that today's sunny weather would continue for two more days at
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
SUIT FOR $500 FILED

Suit. for $900 was brought today by Wesley M. Messersmith of Larchmont. N. ", against I. M. Goldstetn of this city through the firm of Epellacy. Wholean ( Yeo- ms ns of Hartford. Constable Fred Wrinkle attached property of the de- fe ndant at 429 Commonwealth ave- rue.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

Phipps. niece of Lady Astor and
 daug hter of Mir. and Mrs Paul Phipps of London to Reginald Gren- fell, son of Arthur Grenfell. The date of the wedding was not announced.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
British study Proposals

London. April 23.-tP-It was au' 'horitativeiy learned today that disarmament proposals advanced at Geneva yesterday by Hugh l.. Gib- son. American ambassador to Bel eium, will be given immediate and
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

Pearls are not stones. but diseased growths or warts on the insides of some oysters.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23
LADY ASTOR'S NIECE TO WED

London April 23.-LP-Formal the engagement of Miss Joyce
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

Wilkesbarre. Pa. April 23 R- Slowly receding after reaching the highest mark in 13 years. the Sus- quehanna river today had lost its menace although lowlands still re- mained under several feet of water.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

least. Beyond that time he said t was impossible to make q predic- ton.