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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
DRY SOLON
FAVORS BEER
Maine Senator Says Light
Wines And Malt Bev-
crages Okeh

PRESQUE Isle. Me, June 29.-P)
Maine, which rs years ago adopt
cd a prohibitory liquor law, today
learned that its junior United
States senator. elected on a dry
platform, was an advocate Of modi-
ficaticn.
Senator Arthur r. Gould. repub-
lican. in a support Of a testimon-
ial letter in which he told a grape
Juice company he had secured
some very good results from the
concerns unfermented product. as
serted it was his fright 10 have.
make and drink" light wines and
beer.
Everybody who knows me-" he
added. knows the sentiments re-
lating to prohibition as expressed
in that letter are my sentiments"
He said that the licensing Of light
wines and beer would be a great
Improvement over the present pro-
hibition law which seems impos-
Sible to enforce
The senator's statement drew i'm
mediate announcements from anti
saloon leaders that the states dry
forcs could be aligned against his
reelection a year hence.
The letter was made public IN o
st. Louis civil action after counsel
for the grape juice company said
1t would be introduced to relate
claims that the concerns product
was unsatisfactory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
EDITOR TO BE-
BURIED TODAY
Funeral Services For Col.
Ben c. Whitehead Will
Be In Edinburg

EDINBURG. June 28.-Funeral
services for Col. Ben Gordon White
head, 60. veteran Valley newspaper
man. who died Wednesday at Mar
lin, Texas. will be held this after
noon from the Edinburg Methodist
church with burial in Hillcrest Me-
mortal park.
The services 30 the church will be
conducted by the Rev. Brooks 1
Dickey, pastor of tine Presbyterian
church of McAllen, assisted BY the
Rev. z. ". Lilies. pastor Of the Edin-
burg Methodist church.
Col. Whitehead Is survived BY his
widow. three daughters. Mary.
Louise and Dorothy, al living in La
Porte, Ind, and 2 son, Miller, OF
Pharr.
Col. Whitehead was born IN Mar
shall, Ill. came TO this section in
1916 with the troops sent to the
border. as war correspondent and
has been here ever since with the
exception Of three years spent in
Colorado for his health.
He had published newspapers at
Brownsville, McAllen and Pharr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
vi. p. Boosters Of
Valley VIII Stage
Barbecue FRIDAY

Members OF the Brownsville Mis-
souri, Pacific Booster club were pre-
pairing today TO attend the Valley
wide meeting Of their organization
to be held this afternoon. on the
Arroyo Colorado.
The meeting will be OF a social
nature and will include a barbecue
oance and watermelon feast. The
barbecue will get under way at 5
d. m.
w: @. Choate. general manager
OF the NJ. p. Lines in Texs,. will
oe present, as will w. r. Brown
chief booster of st. Louis. Approxi-
mately $50 Boosters are expected to
attend the affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
EDINBURG IN
BOOSTER MOVE
Business Men and Women
Endorse Expansion Pro-
gram OF Chamber

EDINBURG. June 28.-About 100
business men and women Of the city
enthusiastically endorsed the eX-
pansion program advocated by the
chamber OF commerce. and the plans
for the building of a greater Edin-
burg.
A membership committee COM
posed Of II. d. Keys. R. NJ. Edwards.
and C. G. Rougeen was appointed to
cooperate with the chamber Of COM
committee in the membership
drive.
Judge j. r. Carl. the principal
speaker Tor the evening. outlined
the advantages possessed by Edin.
burg. and its opportunities for de-
velopment. Several other business
men and womln also addressed the
gathering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
FIRE BREAKS
OUT IN CLINIC
Research Building Next To
Cleveland Hospital
In Flames

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 28.-CPJ
Fire broke out today in the re-
search building Of the Cleveland
Clinic hospital. adjoining the Cleve-
land Clinic building where l23 per-
sons lost their lives in an explosion
and fire May IS. So far as Is
known. no n was in the building
at the time.
The fire was located IN the cleo
tric paraffine bath OF the physio-
therapy department Of the research
building. which IS separated by
roadways both from the hospital and
the clinic building. where the pre-
vious fire occurred.
The flames were eXtinguished
without patients i'm the hospital
learning a fire had broken out.
There was no excitement, and no
one was endangered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
Post Concert VIII
Include Sousa And
Herbert Selections

The Twelfth Cavalry band will
give the regular bi-weekly concert
az Fort Brown at 1880 D. m. Friday.
The following program has been an
nOunced by G. f. Washington. di-
rector.
March. Manhattan Beach. Sousa.
Selection. The Wizard Of OF.
Tietiens.
Moroccan Brillante. Dance OF the
SerpentS. BOccalari.
Excerpts from "Sweethearts." Her
bert.
Minuet. Celebrated" Paderew-
ski: CaDrico. Moorish. Boccalari.
March, GethSemane COmmandery.
Fulton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
FRANCE ASKS
DEBT DELAY

PARIS. June 28.-tP-Pushed on
b. almost unanimous parliamentary
opposition. Premier Poincare sent
TO Washington today another plea
for pCstp0nement beyond August i
OF maturity Of Frances debt Of
$500. 900 incurred in purchase Of
American var stocks left in France
when the A. Z. F. went back home
The premicr's plea was both un-
willing and with little hope Of sue
ceSs.but was made necessary BY a
resolution or the chamber OF depu-
ties asking that Ambassador Clau-
del seek postponement Of the ma
iOritv date so that France would not
be rushed in ratification of the
Mellon Berenger debt accord.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
18th District Of
Legion VIII Meet
At McAllen July 3

A meeting Of the 18th district Of
the American Legion. comprising
the Lower Rio GrAnde Valley posts.
will be staged az McAllen July 3
with high officials present.
state Commando Rufus Scott
and State AdjUtant Ross r. Cole
have announced that they would b.
present.
a program has been worked out
which includes q barbecue. The
Brownsville Bucte and Drum corps
VIII take part ~ the affair.
There are apD-oxlmatelv 1000
members OF the Legion IN the VAL
ley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
Making Of Liquor
From Fruit Juices
Held Law Violation

WASHINGTON. June 2e.-P-
Prohibition enforcement officials
hold views in sharp contrast to
those expressed by Senator Arthur
r. Gould OF Maine III his defense
Of his right to have. make and
drink light wines and beers.
While Prohibition Commissioner
DOran and Assistant Secretary
LOwman of the treasury have re-
fused to comment on the senator's
letter, the two officials have made
il clear they regard the making OF
wine from fruit juices as a viola
ton OF the prohibition law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
EX-RANCER IS
Held IN DEATH

SOUTH LOCKWOOD. Mich.
June 2S-tP-Two former Ken
tuckians are dead. and q former
Texas ranger Is held for inyeStiga-
ticn. AZ a result Of a shooting fray
here last night. Both men were
slain by shots from the same pistol.
officers say.
The dead are Clifford Williams.
80. and Lee Waldom. 25. Eugene
n Cheeves. 20. also OF South Rock
wood. is under arrest.
CheeveS. Sheriffs officers said.
declared Walden and Williams had
Threatened 20 get me"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
STATE HELPS
3 z COUNTIES
Total of $241,212 Given To
Counties For Road And
Bridge Work

AUSTIN. June 28-(P)-State aid
totaling S24l PIP. made largely to
East Texas counties whose roads
and bridges were damaged by recent
floods, vas announced today by Glib
Gtlchrlst, state highway engineer,
following approval OF the projects
by the state highway commission.
The commission also designated as
a state highway the route from Fort
Stockton in Pecos county to Alpine
in Brewster county. and extended
highway % from Kermit. Winkler
county, to the New Mexico state
line, conditioned on the county fur
nishing a 100 foot right OF way.
Appropriations given counties fol-
low.
Tyler county-s1250 for Construc-
ton Of grade separation, highway
40. near Warren.
Freestone cOunty-InCreaSeG APP
preparation Of S6821.56 for relief
opening Of two concrere Orders on
Tehuacana creek. highway 81.
Calhoun cOunty-InCTeaSed ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for treatment
Of timber trestleS. Guadalupe river
valley. highway 81. from Port La
vaea to Tivoli.
Ell Paso-Hudspeth counties-In-
creased appropriation OF s5940.60 for
grayeling Of 20 miles. highway $50.
Fort Bend county-Increased ap-
preparation Of s5459.ll for railroad
underpaSs. Rosenberg to Wallis,
highway 80.
Shelby county.-Increased appro-
rriation Of s67,O2644 for widening
and rebuilding 9.5 miles highway
from Center to Carpenters store.
Eastlsnd county.-Increased ap-
preparation Of Sl3. 701 .38 for widen
ing roadway and easing curve.
highway ST..
Nolan cOunty.-Initial apprOpria-
ton of SIT. 328.69 for seal cost sur
face treatment Of 2O.09 miles, high
way 20.
Newton cOunty.-Initial appropri-
alton of $500 for general mainte-
nance Of Is miles, highway 81.
Angelina County.-Increased ap-
preparation Of S332S Tor repair %
treStle and roads. 1910 miles. hign-
way 8-B. and $4,000 increased ap-
preparation for twenty miles bridge
building and gravel repair, highway
So.
Titus county-Initial appropria-
ton Of S32.457.17 for gravel work on
S.8 miles. highway /.
Trinity county.-Increased appro-
priation Of $4,000 for gravel base,
asphalt and surface repairs, high
way 81.
Tyler county-Tncreased appro-
priation Of $4,000. for bridge. culvert
and fill repairs, 42.8 miles. highway
50.
Val Verde county.-Initial appro-
priation OF $1,000 for grave- worG on
IS miles, highway 3.
Tyler ccunty.-Increased appro-
priation Of $4,000 for bridge and cul-
vert repair work, 2s.5 miles, n;gG-
way As.
Newton county-Increased appro-
priation Of $4,000 for bridge and
culvert. fill repairs, 81 miles, high
way 81.
Jasper county.-Increased appro-
priation OF $4,000. bridge. culvert
and repairs. 63.l miles. highway 9.
Trinity county.-Increased apprO-
priation OF $500 for gravel base
asphalt and fill repairs, 8 miles.
highway 10.
San Augustine county.-Increased
appropriation Of $1,000 for repair
washed out dumps and bridge and
culvert repairs, 1923 miles, highway
S-B.
Polk county.-IncreaSed %appropri-
alton OF $4,000 for bridge repairs, %
miles. highway As.
Houston cOunty.-Increased ap-
prcpriation Of $4,000. gravel surface
and culvert repairs. % miles. high
way 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
LINDBERCHS STOP IN
ST. LOUIS ON HOP

ST LOUIS. June 28.-lP-Mak-
ING his first visit home" since his
marriage. Col. Charles "A. Lindberph
landed at Lambert-St. Louis field
last night on his coast-to-coast in
spection tour for the Transconti-
mental Air Transport. He was &C
ccmpanied BY Mrs. L~indbergh. the
former Miss Anne Morrow.
The Lindberghs were given an
impromptu reception al a hangar
CT the 35th division air corps. ~
which Lindbergh is an officer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28

RONE-So many tourists have
been avoiding Adriatic coast beach
eS because OF censorship OF bathing
suits that the government has
amended regulations. The new code
SAYS bathers may enjoy the sea and
sand cure without being obliged to
undergo too severe limitation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
MRS. POLLARD HERE
VISITING PARENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan 4 Pollard Of
Houston motored 10 Brownsville
Friday 10 spend a week or ten DAYS
here with Mrs Poliards' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. VertreeS. Mrs.
Pollard known TO many Brownsville
residents as ire former Ruth YER
trees IS 4 graduate or the local high
school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
Efforts to Raise
Fund For Barbecue
Begun Here Today

Efforts to raise $500 for a barbe-
cue here ON the Fourth of July were
begun Friday morning bv a COM
mittee under Harry Faux.
The barbecue would be held in
Fort Brown and would take care
81 approximately 1900 persons I'M
der .he tentative plans.
Faux addressed the Legion meet
ing here Thursday night and en-
listed a number az individuals u
aid ~ raising the $500 fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
Intention Filed

The following couples filed notice
Of intention to wed with the county
clerk during the past "a hours:
Lillian Adams and r. "a. John
ston. Jr.. OF San Benito: Chas. Wells
and Esther Guerra or Brownsville
and JOsefina Ramirez and Roberto
Perez Of Brownsville.
Marriage licenses went 10 the fol-
lowing. Andres Gonzales and
Emilia Aldape Vilareal: Vicente
Silva and Guadalupe Guerrero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
STOP THAT ITCHING

Use Blue Star Soap. then apply
Blue Star Remedy for Eczema itch.
letter, ~rirEworm, poison oak. dan
irnff. children's sores. cracked
hands, sore feet and most forms a.
itching skin diseases. Il kills germs.
stops itching. usually restoring the
skin 70 health. SoaD Csc: Blue star
Remedy. 500. Ask your druggist.
Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
VAR N IAN ZOE RRFAn

BURTON. Eng-Joseph Simpkins
vas sentenced 70 a rear IN prison
for stealing z loaf OF bread.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
LISTERS mr. PRAYING

ST. PAUL. NIinn-NiSses Dora
and Annie CleEE. SpinSte-s. were
found asDhyXiated By gas as they
knelt In prayer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28
FINDS BROOCH LOST q YEAR,

EVANSTON. ul-Spading IN her
garden. Mrs. Harriet Tansler found
p gold brooch she lost q years aFo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-28

: HUSBANDS DIVORCE HER
CHICAGO-L. Y. Charlton got
a divorce from his wife. whose two
former husbands had also divorced
her.
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PRINCE HENRY. IN VANCOUVER. BREAKS
 HIS COLLAR BONE
ACCIDENT OCCURRED DURING POLO GAME; WESTERN CAN
 ADA TOUR CANCELLED

VANCOUVER, B. C., June 5, P- Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester and third son of King George. is resting comfortably after suffering fractured collar bone from fall from polo pony yesterday
 The bulletin said: "The fall re- suited in complete fracture of the collar bone. The X-ray shows the fragments are in excellent posi- tion"
 The Prince recently arrived after la Japan visit where he presented the Order of the Garter to Emperor Hirohito and in turn received the Order of the Cf1ry ysanthenun7. The Prince is expected to remain in bed for 10 days or two weeks. His tour Iof western Canada has been can Icelled.
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT! E : TWEEN l '! l. E|.N!
 GOVERNMENT, CHURCH

WASHINGTON, June 6, P)- Early negotiations for the settle ment of differences between the Mexican government and the Ro- man Catholic church were presaged by the announcement from Arch bishop Ruiz, president of the Mexi- can Bishops conference, that he had been appointed by the Holy See to be the apostolic delegate in Mex ico.
 President Portes Gil is ready to receive overtures from the church and is looking toward the re-estab- lishment of the Catholic religion in Mexico.
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PLEADS GUILTY TO POISONING
 HER HUSBAND
WOMAN ALLEGED TO HAVE THE MENTALITY OF A 10-YEAR-
 OLD CHILD

SONORA, Calf, June 5, P)-Mrs. rva Rablen pleaded guilty to poi s1ning Carroll Rablen outside of he Tuttletown dancehall on April 27 and was sentenced to life i'm prisonment at San Quentin with no recommendation for parole.
 Mrs Rablen "A mail order bride" admitted putting poison in a cup of coffee she took to her husband, who was war veteran, while he waited outside the dancehall in a car.
 JudPe J. T. B. Warne said the only reason the death penalty was not exacted was due to the fact the testimony of an alieniSt who said Mrs. .Rablen had the mentality of a 10 year old child.
 The plea of guilty puzzled the officers as the woman had stead fastly maintained her innocence. Mrs. Rablen is said to be former Alaska resident.
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RELIEF PROPOSALS
 CENTER IF INTERST
 AT NATION 5 CAPITOL

WASHINGTON, June 6, (P)-The enactment of farm relief legislation lis the goal of congressional leaders who believe the congressional ex- port debenture provisions of the senate measure can be eliminated ion reconsideration With wheat selling below the dollar a bushel mark the lowest in Is years, all in terest at the capitol is centered on the farm relief proposals.
 The prospect for coalition pointing toward honest tariff reyi- sion rested with the democrats. Political leaders say this cannot be Accomplished unless the democrats come out for solid support of pro- gressive leadership on the question to provide a tariff which will pro- tect every American farmer with out robbing his own and every American family.
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ROARING THAMES ARE
 HELD IN CHECK AT
 CRANBERRY PORTAGE

THE PAS. Manitoba, June 6, (P)- 4 sudden lull in the wind combined with the mems battle against the roaring flames of the forest fire, saved Cranberry Portage from de- struction.
 The flames were held in check after hard struggle but danger still threatens as the fire is still raging and if stiff wind comes up the remaining buildings in the town will be endangered.
 Another Manitoba town, at Mile 8, suffered from fire starting in a private residence which swept the adjoining structures destroying Is dwellings and stores.
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.IS D|SPLEASED
 WITH PREM|ER's
 RECENT SPEECHES
POPE ASSERTS FIRST CLAIM OF CHURCH IS FOR EDUCATION
 OF YOUTH

VATICAN CITY, June 6, (P)- Pope Plus, 11th, in an open letter to Cardinal Gasparri, admitted frank ly he was displeased at several speeches by Premier Mussolini on the Lateran treaties before the Italian chamber senate.
 The Pope deplored the "unwel- come, dolorous Interruption" but said peace between Italy and the See would last.
 He asserted the primordial claim of the Catholic church was to Su- pervise the education of youth and the church's preeminence in Italy as the state religion.
 He stoutly defended the church from any imputation of encroach- ing upon the legitimate sovereignty of the state but insisted that the church's rights must be scrupulous- y respected.
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RADIO OPERATOR ESCAPES ABOARD
 VESSEL AT SEl
CHARGED WITH MURDER OF MRS VIRGINIA PATTY, LOS
 ANGELES APARTMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6, (P- Police believe William Tallman, wanted for the murder of Mrs. Vir- ginia Patty, is still hiding aboard the Admiral Benson or has been killed in an escape attempt. After an all night search of the vessel Tallman was still missing from the guarded stateroom when it docked.
 Tallman escaped by unscrewing the lock with a piece of iron from the radiator. .Tallman met Mrs Patty, whom he7is saId to have murdered during a fit of jealousy and hung the body in Los Angeles apartment closet, while he was a radio operator on the Admiral Ben son several months ago,
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RADIO OPERATOR ARRESTED MURDER
 WOMAN IN SOUTH
POLICE FIND MARRIED WOMAN HANGING IN CLOSET IN LOS
 ANGELES APARTMENT

LOS ANGELES, June 5, (P)-The police are clearing up the loose ends of another eternal triangle" The principals were Mrs. Virginia Patty who was found hanging in a closet in Los Angeles apartment, Her husband Frank Patty,is Portland business man. William Tallman, former radio operator was arrested aboard the Admiral Benson and denied the murder. Mrs. Patty had been spending some. time in Los Angeles and expected to go home Saturday. She advised her husband she was unable to do so and a friend of the family tried to reach her Saturday but failed.
 He notified Patty who flew to Los Angeles and searched an apart ment. He was unable to find her but yesterday police found the body in an apartment rented by "W C. Johnson" who is believed to have been Tallman.
 Patty directed suspicion to Tall man when he told the police he had been paying attention to his wife.
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NEW CURRENCY IN
 CIRCULATION SOON

WASHINGTON, June 6, (P)-The new currency adopted by the gov- ernment, different in design from the present bills and smaller in both length and width, will go into circulation Wednesday July 10th.
 In making the announcement, the Treasury Department said the old larger notes also would continue to be used until unfit for circula- ton. After the first issue of the new currency. all orders for paper money will be filled with portions of both the old and new designs.
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TIGER KITTEN ARE
 M0THERED BY COLLIE

LEDISTON, Idaho, June 6, (P)- Three tiny tiger kittens, scorned by their mother, found a foster moth ger in 2 shaggy collie Circus men said the tiger had previously killed two kittens and apparently was in tending to do the same with these. The collie, with the kittens, are en- sconced in box apart from the rest Of the animals and is appar- Iently fascinated by her strange family.
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SPOKE GRACEFULLY

CAMBRIDGE, June 6, (P-Mrs. Herbert Hoover paid a brief visit, spoke gracefully and briefly at the Radcliffe College Semi Centennial Exposition, and then slipped away in the late afternoon by automobile for an unannounced destination. It was presumed that she would take the night train to Washington or some city other than Boston.
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ENGINEER SUMMONED
 T0 ASSEMBLE DATA

WASHINGTON, June 6, (P)-E. B. Debler, engineer of the interior department stationed at Denver, was summoned to Washington in an effort to assemble the Colorado river flow data for the Colorado State Lower Basin conference which is in session here. Debler is expected to arrive with information for the commissioners which will effect the Arizona California Colo rado compromise
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CANNERY TENDER
 DESTROYED BY TIRE BLGE GAS EXPLODED


 CORDOvA, June 6, P)-The cannery tender Valvadere of the New England Fish Co.,, was en- tireIy destroyed with load of salmon last night when bilge gas exploded throwing the pilot house 200 feet into the air.
 The boat was listed as Boston it's home port and weighed 10 gross tons and was 40 feet long. The crew of five escaped uninjured as they had left the boat just five min utes before the explosion, to vis- it friends on a nearby tender.
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ALASKA BOOK IF GOLD
 CONTAINS BIC ROSTER

SEATTLE, June 6, (P)-The Alas
 ka Book of Gold will contain a ros- ter of former Alaskans and Yukon |ers with hundreds of names in the
 weekly roster published in connec- ltion with the Sourdough Stampede to be held in Seattle August Is, IT, and 18 commemorating the 33rd anniversary of the discovery of gold in the Klondike.
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DEMOCRAT LEADERS
 GATHER WAsHINCT TON

WASHINGTON, June 6, (P1-Nat- onal leaders of the. democratic party will gather here to discuss or ganization plans for a militant and effective year by year and day by day furtherance of their party's principles.
 The gathering will also be an oc- casion to do honor to Jouett Shouse, new chairman of the executive committee of the national organi- zation, how recently took over his duties.
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GERMAN WAR ACE WILL
 PILOT OCEAN PLANE

BERLIN, June 6, [P)-Herman Steindoff, former German world war ace, will pilot the first strictly commercial airplane across the At lantic ill an attempt to prove the commercial feasibility of trans Atlantic airplane service.
 The plane will take off from Lis hon for New York with a number of stops enroute, carrying a cargo on which freight charges will be $3 an ounce
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PRINCE HENRY WILL RESUME TRIP ACROSS
 CANADA AS PLANNED

VANCOUVER, B. C., June 6, (P) Prince Henry, Duke of Glouces- ter, son of King George who frac- tured his collar-bone in polo game Tuesday, will resume his trip across Canada June 10, it was Officially announced.
 Whether the Prince will be able to meet the engagements pre- viously planned depends upon his condition during the next few days. He was to leave on Friday.