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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28
Will Rogers
Says:

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Febru-
airy 27.-Best way to make one of
these Red" meetings mad is to
offer 'em work. Nancy Aston pulled
the best one on them. She offered
to pay the fare of any that would
go back to Russia. Only three took
her up and they starved to death
there waiting for their comrades"
to divide UP with 'em. Should have
place where they can get up and
denounce anything from Washing
tons wig to Hoover's fish bait. They
are nkable cusses and smart, and
perfectly happy when they are talk
ing. That's the only way they have
OF showing their education, by sound,
and not by accomplishment. Yours,
WILL.
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LEAVES FOR MANEUvERS.
ingalls, on Way to Guantanamo
Bay in Fighting Plane.

David s. Ingalls,, Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy for AeronauticS, and his
aide, Lieut.. Comdr. l. C.. Moulton, took
on from the Anacostia Naval Air Sta
ton at 10:45 am. today in two NAVY
Boeing single-seater fighters to witness
the fleet maneuvers in Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba.
They are to stop at Fayetteville, N. c.,
for luncheon and will continue South
this afternoon, probably stopping for
the night at Simons Island. Tomorrow
night they are expected to stop at Gas
perilla Island, Fla. A brief visit will
be made at Key West to inspect naval
operations there.
Approximately 200 airplanes are to
participate in the fleet maneuvers,
comprising the various sQuadrons
aboard the airplane carriers Lexington,
Saratoga and Langley and the ship
board planes of the battleships and
cruisers of the feet.
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convicted in 1911 for slsyins his sweet
heart. is dead. the Victim Of as violent
a death as that which he caused. He
was struck by train. t8
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ORDERED TO PHILIPPINES.
Col. Van schaik, Medal Winner, Is
Appointed Liaison Officer.

Col. Louis ]. Van schaik, United
States Infantry, who holds the
Congressional Medal Of Honor for
personal valor in the Philippine insur-
rection in 1901, has been relieved from
duty In the office of the inspector gen.
eral, War Department, and ordered to
the Philippines for special duty as
general at Manila and headquarters
Of the military department of the
Philippines. He will sail from San
Francisco March IA for Manila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28
CAPT. CARROLL TO SPEAK.
Prominent Test Pilot Is on Won.
ems City Club Program Today.

Capt. Thomas Carroll, one of the
country's leading test pilots, who for
merly was chief test pilot for the Ma
tional Advisory Committee for Aero
nauticS and who recently was one of
the three test pilots in the Guggenheim
safe aircraft contest, will be the speak
er at a meeting of the aviation section
Of the Women's City Club at pm.
today in the club house, 20 Jackson
place. Capt. Carroll now is vice presi-
dent of the Washington Air Terminals
Corporation.
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Lieut.. Williams to Speak.

Lieut.. Afford J. williams, jr., leading
Navy speed pilot and holder Of the
United States airplane speed record,
will address members Of the D. G. Air
Legion at meeting tonight in the
national Building, 1919 street. The
address Is to follow regular ground
school class meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28
AWARDS CROSS.
War Department Honors World
War Soldier for Heroism.

John j. Gross of Fairfield, Iowa, for
merly private in the 168th Infantry,
42d Division, A. E. F., has been awarded
the Distinguished Service Cross by the
War Department, for extraordinary
heroism IN action near Flirey, France,
September IL, 1918. The citation shows
that when the advance of his company
had been held up by hostile machine
gun, Pvt Gross, single-handed, advanced
upon and captured the gun and its five
gunners, thereby saving the lives of
many soldiers and permitting his COM
pany to continue its advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28
Canadian General Dies.

OTTAWA, Ontario, February % (P).
Maj. Gen. w. E. Hodgins, one of
Canadas most eminent military men.
died last night at his home here after
short illness He was 70 years old.
His military service extended over more
than half q century. During the World
War he was adjutant general
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aMost Brutal slayern Killed.

CHICAGO, February % (R.-George
Keressi, who was called Kane County's
most brutal murderer" when he was
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NANCY'S SPOUCE ATTEMPTING
 BREAK CASTE BARRIER

MOORE, India, March 21, (R The former maharajah of Indoc Trojirao Holkar who startled his fellow hindus when he married Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle, caus- ed another sensation over the sev erence of his daughters engage rnent to an Indian barrister nam ed Madter Manoama. She is a daughter by his first wife. He forbade her marriage saying that he was resolved to give his daught- CT to someone outside her own caste in accordance with the teachings of the Indian saint Ka- Dir, who tended to break down caste barriers.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
ESCORT ARRIVES FROM NORTH DAKOTA

SEATTLE, March 20, R)-Eight North Dakota national guardsmen and lesiohnaires; personal friends of Eielson, arrived here last night to meet and escort their comrades S tody to his home forJ burial. They said We will confer with the com mittee here which is making plans to, meet the steamer, Alaska, and give the bodies of Eielson and Bor- land military honors. Brigadier General Frazer, Adjutant General of North Dakota, said the bodies would be borne on army caissons to Butterworh Mortuary where a 2ublic funeral will be held.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
COLLECTING DAMAGES

SEATTLE, March 19, R-The steamer Chief Caplano, one of the largest British freighters !" in the Pacific Ocean, was boarded and seized by Deputy U. s. Marshal Mcdonald in the Straits of Juan de Fuca, on an order growing out of the loss of the freighter Chief Maquilla, which foundered of the Aleutian Islands, December 1st, 1928.
 The Chief Caplano was halted by coast guard cutter which forced her across the international boundary into American waters, as she steamed down the Straits from Vancouver laden with Cana dian wheat.
 The Chief Maquilla is owned by the Canadian American Shipping Company which also owns the Caplano. Dant and Russell, a firm of Portland shippers mas been at tempting to collect twenty thous- and dollars for loss of cargo aboard the Maquilla, and libel order of seizure resulted
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
FnnlAY SvGlsoRApNsc,
ATTEMPTING FREE DOHENY

WASHINGTON, March 2l R-- Continuing his fervent plea to the jury that Edward L. Doheny be freed from charge of bribery. E1ank Hogan, chief defense coun- gel. began bis argument with an explanation of the Pearl Harbor. Hawaii oil lease, saying that the Pearl Harbor contracts gave the noheny company the preference to the Elk Hills oil lease subject to certain conditions. This prefer ence was considered as mandatory.
 Hogan asserted that Doheny knew nothing of-the details and said that the bids were put in by experts who later decided that the Doheny proposal was the best. :.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
HUSTON QUESTIONING GOES ON

WASHINGTON, March. 19, (P)- Testimony concerning. the account cf fourteen thousand dollars. mainz tained by Claudius Huston with the New York brokerage firm of Blyth and Bonner used as margin, was given before the Senate Lob- by Committee by Charles Krickl, z member of the brokerage firm who said the account was kept in the name of W. E. Moore. Illus ton has been identified as a per sonal representative of that name. He testified he collected two checks of twenty two thousand collars, one from the Uion Carbide Co.,, and one from the Tennessee River Improvements Association.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
BYRD ADDRESS CHILDREN

DUNEDIN, N. z, March 19, R Byrd addressed approximately four hundred thousand school child ren last night telling them of his experiences during his year of ex- rloration work in the Antarctic. I, was the most inclusive broadcast ever before attempted in the two islands of New Zealand The ad- dress was made in the town hall here before seven thousand child ren and was sent by land lines to Christ Church in Wellington. and then on to Auckland. Suggestions were made by members of the Byrd party that some of their dogs be domiciled and let in the country. This suggestion was met with quick objection by the sheep owners. who declared that he dogs were far too fierce for the safety of their stock. They urged that the dogs either be de- stroyed or sent back to America.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
't-Z WEDNESDAY,
 tyslssRAsHlc,
UNEMPLOYMENT SERIOUS"

WASHINGTON. March IS R- Pending an unemployment survey to be taken in the next few months by the census bureau, the Senate committee started an inquiry Into the situation. Senator Wagner Of New. York, the first witness. testi- Red that he regarded the number H persons now out of work had reached "serious'' proportion.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
THURSDAY
 TELEG2hPHIc
AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Vic Ross took of this morning for 'Unaldkleet and Ega vik with Lars Rynning, Ida Evans and a native boy who has been in the hospital here with badly frog .en hands. MT. Rynning will aud t the Lomen Reindeer Corporation books at the trading stores in those places. Pilot Ross returned to Nome about S:30 this afternoon
 Pilot Bill Graham was unable to take off for the north today due to stormy weather in almost every northern locality. x
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
OLE HAY BADLY BURNED
 IN FIRE LAST NIGHT

About s:3o last night the fire department responded to a fire On the second floor of the City Bath House. The fire having start ed by the explosion of distillate which was being poured on a smouldering fire Of coal in the kitchen range, by Ole Hay, the can containing the distillate burst and spread over Hays clothing snd immediately he was in flames. However, he. had foresight enough to grab parka and throw over himself and then before rushing to the stairway he threw it ov- CT the fire. On reaching the stair way her collapsed and fell to the, bottom of the stairs. Mrs. Jac-- obson, proprietor of the place. who was on. the ground floor with her son, V immediately called for help, and while the fire depart ment was responding, MT. Hay was rolled in, the snow in order to put out the fire, in his clothing, After which, he was rushed to the hospital and is now in a very crit ical condition with severe burns, about the legs and hands. .
 The fire department did well in confining the fire to the kitchen, which is pretty well charred. The t.remen found it impossible to gain the top of the stairs with the chemical, owing to the presence Of, smoke and deadly gas fumes, but a ladder to the, kitchen wind ows and the use of water soon put Cut the fire Paper-hangers are at work today on the ground floor. of the bath house which is expected .. to be running in a day or two. .
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
ETH {i:ss.1#s. # ---,..--

while the Russian delegation took sfipsnoy and 'rshris in chsrss: 4 iahcheon was siven sat noon whore Governor Psrks presenteds bis ap- preciation perSonaisy to the Soviet fierst for thsir aid In the search. In return slfpenov said that hfs government was always ready at anytime in the future to do the same thing. "a Mrs. Boriand was the guest of relatives. 's 3Ft
 %When" the vessel sailed that af- ternoon,, the American Legion pro- ceeded to the dock in a body to pay silent tribute to the bodies. ?
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

Climaxing an entire day and night Of continuous investigation into the questioning of witnesses, District Attorney Fitts arrested two jurors who two years ago acquitted Jacob Bergman, B. C. Lewis, and eight others, as defendants accused of conspiracy to wreck the Julian Petroleum Company by huge stock issues. The jurors, F.. B. Groves and Frank Green of Los Angeles. were charged with bribery and ar. rested, An affidavit, it. is suppos- ed, has been obtained by7the Los Angeles Examiner from Carl Vian- ellia, a former private detective employed by Bergman, which states that Louis Krause was the go-be- tween for Bergman and the jurors.
 The stock transfer clerk of the Julian firm furnished the liquor and spent money nightly during the Jul ian conspiracy case with these two jurors and two others. The jur- CTS were brought into Pitts office, where they are undergoing a grill iEg examination Three more. have teen ordered to appear for Ques- tioning.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
GRAF TO MAKE s. A. TRIP

FREIDR1cHsHAvEN, March 21 (P)-Captain Lehman informed the Associated Press he would take. off with the Graf Zeppelin on her first south American flight to take rlace between May tenth and fir teenth, and return by way of Lake hurst. N. J. The first point will be Seville. Spain, then to Rio de Janerio, Pernambuco. Havana, Lake hurst, Seville, and home.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
UNIDENTIFIED. ALASKAN DIES

SEATTLE, March ls, R-An unidentified man who carried nine ry dollars wrapped around his leg dieds in the city hospital after be- ing struck by a car driven byW. E. Talkington. The mans hat lore a, Fairbanks stores trade mark and his spectacles came from a Seattle Optical firm.
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rhs etests were deposited fSol iisston with Blythe and Bonner
AERIAL SQUADRON WILL BstoRr Bob1Es ON BOAT

{" SEATTLE. March ls. R-Ten planes viii 'forn an aerial squad rop and escort the s, s. Alaska tt her Pier when she arrives Sat trday from Seward with the bod les of Eieison and Borland, it was anounced. as part of the elaborate ceremonies planned Marion Sven son has been selected as one of the speakers at the eulogistic ceremonies given by the Chamber Of Commerce in the Civic Auditor ium, the day the Alaska arrives.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
ARREST SMuGGLERS

TUCSON, Arizona, March 20, (P) John Mungle, U S. Attorney for Arizona, announced that twelve members of an alleged ring of smugglers who smuggled muni- during the Mexican revolution in 1929 were arrested. The arrests culminated the return of secret indictments by the Federal Grand Jury based on numerous investi- gations of the alleged rings activi- ties. Phillip Mohun, Clark Carr, end Ralph Polk were among those arrested. They are Americans who flew planes for the revolutionists
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
HELD FOR RANSOM

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March l9, R-Gordon Bristow, whose father J. B. Bristow an oil op- orator, is held for three thousand resos ransom by Mexican bandits. left here: today for Big Springs where he plans to board an air plane for Ell Paso to negotiate for his parents release -t..
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
ALASKA ARRIVES AT JUNEAU

JUNEAU. March 20, (P)-The steamer Alaska, bearing the re mains of Eielson and Borland, which has been delayed by storms in the Gulf of Alaska, arrived here at eleven o'clock yesterday morn ing. Governor Parks met Ole Eielson and the Canadian fiers, Reid, Macauley and Hughes,
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

. Pilot Bill Graham with the No.
 ? plane of the; NAT, .hopped, offl this morning for Taylor, Deering. Candle. and Elephant Point. Be sides taking the. mail the plane. had cargo of freight, and Billy sinhold. as ia passenger, who is. being transported to Taylor Creek in the Kougarok section. where he, will be- engaged :. in mining this year. Pilot Graham is expected to return this evening with: Mir. and
 Mrs. D. E. Crowley as passengers; from Elephant Point. .- ..ti
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
GREEK BOAT DISABLED

NEW YORK, March 19, P- The Mackay Radio Station last right picked up an sos call from the Greek freighter Eugene, which listed it's position at two hundred miles northeast of Der muda. and which said that the engines were stopped as they were unable to steer the vessel.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
GOVERNMENT LETS CONTRACT

WASHINGTON. March 20 R- Contracts for fifty new attack lfanes, and seventy three bombers, at cost of two million nine hun dred thousand dollars was let today by the War Depa rtment. The at tack planes are to be built by the Curtis Airplane Company, and the Keystone Aircraft Corporation is to build the: bombers. Pratt and Whitney, five hundred and twenty i've horsepower air cooled engines are to be used. .
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
HUSTON WILL NOT RESIGN

WASHINGTON, March 20, (P- Claudius Huston denied reports tkat he would resign as chairman of the Republican National Com Eittee.- Reports persisted since he came before the Senate Committee in its investigations into the or ganization and persons interested in Muscle Shoals legislation.
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DEBATE

WASHINGTON, March 19, R q date On ''the book censorship" section of the tariff bill, Senator Cutting said that I ractically all the educators in the country were opposed to the pres ent system, and urged that ths Senate adhere to its decision to repeal the censorship section.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
INCOME TAX TO MARCH 1o

WASHINGTON, March 20 R- Income tax receipts collections up to March fifteenth total three hun dred and fourteen million dollars, exceeding by more than forty mil lcn, the collections up to the same date last year.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY

CHEYENNE, March 20, R-- William Deming,. President of the Tribune Publishing Company of Cheyenne, and former member Of. the United States, Civil Service Commission, made his formal an, nouncement of his candidacy for Republican Senator from Wyom- ing to succeed Senator Warren.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
RECEIVES BROKEN NECK

SEWARD, March 21, R)-- While carrying log from the beach to his nearby home, Chris Letter, a homesteader, fell and re- cedved broken neck when the log struck the back of his head. His wife and children were; watch ing him when he feaI:
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
JONES SAYS PAPERS LACK
 PROM SYMPATHY

WASHINGTON. March 21 (R-- Holding that the public press lack ed sympathy., with the prohibition laws. Senator Jones issued g re-- rrisai 10 the American l.: people, saYing' that the press published everything which. could be unfav-- orably construed. <. s: .s, ::
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
NO lAIRPLANES TILL LATE
 THIS WEEK

Word was received from Fair banks yesterday that no planes would leave for Nome until the latter part of the week.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
N o ZIG E
 N O T. | 0 E ',

New forms complying with the law h reference to liability of own CTS of. mining claims. are now on sale at the Nugget Onlce. They are printed on caid board and arc of convenient size for posting on the claims. ". 4
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
RIVIERRA BURIED

MADRID. March 19. (P)-The body of former dictator Riviera was bestowed to the grave in his family plot today with the high est funeral honors King Alfonso could give him.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
TO REPORT

MIAMI. March 20, R-Mem- bers of Hoover's Haitian commis- sion arrived here today entrained fer Washington, where they will arrive tomorrow where they will report to Presiden: Hoover. They refused to disclose the nature of their report. E.. ,.-
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. Plane Mo-. 1 of the NAT piloted by Vic Ross took .off shortly after noon today for Black, River, a trib- ytary' ot Norton Sound, south of St. Michael. He had, as ,passen- gers. Frank Kern,, and native woman named Mary Camkoff...
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ARPIaNE NEWS

Pilot Vic Ross with the No. I plane of the Northern Air Trans port Inc, took off this morning about 9:30 with Frank Milles for Teller and Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Cam erou as round trippers. The. plane, returned to Nome about 11;30,' A. M. :. :. ,.+, ,.t..- s.>. ..
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
BRITISH STATESMAN PASSES

WOKINK, England, March 19, R-Earl Balfour, veteran Brit ish statesman died at his home to- day. His brother, Gerald Balfour, aged eighty two has been i'll for a long time with laryngitis.
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Our Guarantee of Safety ssoo, 900.
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The Washington times., 1930-02-04
C|RL,10,ENTERS
HIGH. SCHOOL.

After completing the first eight
grades Of her school career with
no grade lower than "B," 2hoda
Bernice Epstein, 1O-year-ol6 daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Ep~
stein, 800 block Fifteenth st.
NE. yesterday began her first
year at Eastern High School.
Rhoda attended the Pierce-Webb
School. The lone "B" which is
found on her record of CAS-" and
100 per cents" was in cooking.
which study she declares She
hates"
Entering high school was a bis
experience for Rhoda, who con-
fided that she was scared to
death" Her discovery that the
French teacher spoke little En-
glish did not reassure her. for she
: intends to major in French. Asked
why she chose this subject she
replied:
"JuSt because"
Mrs. Epstein is fearful lest the
publicity attendant upon her bril-
liant school career go to Rhodaas
head, but Rhoda didn't think
that it would.
The Washington times., 1930-02-04
Z MEN To FACE
THEFT CHARGE

STAUNTON, Va. Feb. 4.-City
Commemorative Attorney Herbert
j. Taylor has learned that fol
lowing the trial in Fincastle of
Samuel and Roscoe Chaers, col
ored, who face several serious
charges brought by Buchanan
authorities. and before sentence
is pronounced on them, the men
will be sent here for a hearing
on a charge of aSsaulting Fred A.
Richcreek. manager Of Reid
Brothers store, and theft of money
from the store.
The alleged offense happened
here early on the morning OF
December 9, and later in the day
they were captured by Buchanan
police after an exciting chase
Several of the officers were
thrown from the car, driven by
one of the fugitives, when they
boarded it to arrest the couple
and two of them received serious
injuries. for which they are still
being treated in a Roanoke hos
pital.
Later in the day the men were
finally overpowered near Fin
castle and lodged in the Jail there
The Washington times., 1930-02-04
CHAPTER PICKS
MRS. KELLEY

CLARENDON. Va, Feb. A.
Mrs. Bertha Kelley, Of Ashton
Heights, was last night elected
chairman of the Arlington county
chapter American Red Cross to
fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Mrs. Jenffer Broad.
duS.
AS Mrs. BroadduS is now a resi-
dent of the city Of Alexandria,
Que to the recent annexation, her
resignation became necessary
after having served the chapter
as its chairman for the past four
years.
The final report of George A.
Collier. chairman of the annual
loll call. shows that Arlington
county went over the top with its
quota of 1000 by having gained
total of 1908 members for the
year. OF the total amount re-
ceived, $628.84 remains in the
county, going into the treasury Of
the local chapter.