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New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

and Capt. Alexander Magyar arrive from Flint. Mich, on first stage of flight to Budapest.
 Boston-Plane in which Russell N. Boardman planned to make transatlantic flight damaged by fire.
 New York-Hawes to quit senate to head st0.ooo,ooo league formed to conserve game.
 Springfield, Ill.-Mrs. Mccormick calls entry rMrs. Lottie O'Neil as Independent candidate for senate blow to Illinois law enforcement.
 Baltimore-Several hundred Vet erans of Foreign Wars at conven- ton here stricken by.poisoning after luncheon at naval academy.
 Sports
 Pittsburgh, Ps.-Cubs. beating Pirates 1o-7, add full game to lead. Rseton-Giants lose to Boston, 7-1, falling into tie with Cards.
 New England
 Plymouth, Mass Robert Monroe Boyd Jr., Montclair, N. J., chosen governor general at closing session of Society of Mayflower Descend- ants.
 Boston-Leonard Doherty, Med ford, ordered discharged after Cana dian authorities fail to prove man. slaughter charge.
 Portsmouth. N. H.-Body of wom- an washed ashore at Kittery, Me. August A identified as Mrs. Edith Lawrence. Medway, Mass, who com mitted suicide July by jumping from the Boston Bangor boat.
 Charlottetown. P. E. I.-Com- mander Donald B. MacMillan's schooner Bowdoin puts in here en route from the Arctic to Wiscasset, Me
 Boston-Boston college to receive S500,000 for the esta blishment of a school of journalism under the will of the late Mrs. Mary E. Taylor.
 Hartford, Conn.-Charles G. Moore, Torrington, reelected presi- dent of the Connecticut federation of labor.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
Overnight News

By the Associated Press. Foreign San Juan-Governor Roosevelt in- formed 800 are dead in city. of Santo Domingo from hurricane. -. Havana-Belen observatory off, cials say Florida is safe from storm. Buenos Aires-Two killed. thirty wounded, in riot as police break up student demonstration.
 Tromsoe. Norway-Experts be- lieve Andree balloon landed shortly after midnight, July 13, 1897.
 London-Fire in east end district causes s5,oo0,ooo loss.
 Paris-Louis veron, Coste's me- chanic. coming to America to in spect Question Marks motor.
 Domestic
 Dallas-Coste and Bellonte conl- plete nonstop flight from New York -.
 New York-Paris-to -to-New York fliers to make goodwill tour of United States.
 Detroit-Captain George Endres
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
Alaskan Trappers Face
 Starvation Due to Law

Anchorage, Alaska, Sept. (UP)- More than 2,000 Indians and white trappers along the lower Yukon eiver are facing starvation. Thomas Calf ney, member of the legislature from Nome. said yesterday after jour ney through that region.
 A recent order by the game com missioner forbidding the trapping of beaver and mink over a fast area in Alaska is responsible for the plight of these men, Gaffney said. He also said the order will affect many white men in other parts of Alaska who have no means of livelihood in winter except trapping.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
NEW YORK JUSTICE
 PLANNED ID VANISH
Police Statement Fails to Clear
 Up Crater Case

New York. Sept 5.-UP)-A police statement that Supreme Cour; Justice Joseph F. Crater planned to drop out of sight failed today 10 clear up any of the mystery sur rounding his disappearance month ago after cashing checks for s5,100.
 There was complete absence of any apparent motive. Crater, ap- pointed by Governor Franklin D.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

Roosevelt May and a candidate for election to a 14-year term this fall, seemed to have no reason for van- ishing and every incentive for stay ing at home. -
 No evidence was uncovered that the missing jurist was connected in any way with the judgeship buying charges under investigation which involve former Ma agistrate George F. Ewald and Martin J. Healy, Tam many district leader. Assistant At torney General Thomas Penny. Jr.. in charge of the Ewald- -Healy inves- tigation, said he plans to Investigate Crater's absence along with the other inquiry. however, as Crater, Healy, and Ewald were all members of the same political club
 Attendant Fears Murder
 The police assertion indicating Crater planned to vanish was based on statements they attributed to Jo-
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05
Americans Lose Gems
 And Cash in Paris Thefts

Paris, Sept. 5.-Pl-The rooms of Theodore Kaufman New York, and of Mrs. S.. Sax, Brooklyn, and of Melville Marx, of San Francisco. have been visited successfully by skilled thieves who took cash and jewels estimated at about s20,0o0.
 Police believe the thefts to be the work of expert international crooks who have been operating in Paris and fashionable French resorts for some months past.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Cenci of 491 Commonwealth avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna, to Wellesley F. Berry of San ford, Me. '
New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

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The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
AYERS ALASKA A INDUSTRIAL
 DISTRESS CHIEFLY DUE TO
 FREIGHT DISCRIMINATION

W-ASHINGTON.-Declaring that Alaska's industrial distress" is the result of unfair discrimination" Del egate Dan Sutherland urged the House marne committee yesterday to favor the bill to place the Territory in the same status with the rest of the. United States on land and water han1s.
 Under the merchant marine act, Sutherland said, cross-Canada freight can be turned south into the United States but is not allowed to turn into Alaska.
 The Delegate. declared he had been forced into .'baiting capital" because monopoly has my district by the throat" adding that Congress and the Postofice Department are main- taining monopIy."
 Henry fGoving, representing the Alaska Steamship company, denied Sutherland's' charge ofsa monopoly. HEARST OFFERS $58;G00,Oe8
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
: CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR DE-
 MES PARDON TO MOONEY

LOS ANGELES, July Ex-Governor Young today denied a pardon to Tom Mooney.
 "until some further light is shed upon the case which l do not possess I must manifestly accept the conclu- sions of the supreme court advisory pardon hoard,"" the governor said. He considers. the Mooney and Billings cases as heinz parallel and in his opinion both men are innocent or both are guilty.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
. OUTLOOK FOR FISH BACK
 IS MOST PROMISING

JUNEAU, July 9.-Red salmon in Bristol Bay and pinks in Prince Will liam Sound are plentiful and indi- cates fishing will be good in Alaska waters during the summer, U. s. Commissioner of Fisheres Henry O'Malley; said.
 O'Malley IS on his annual inspec- tion trip and plans to cover the coast district as far north as Bering Sea. ;. J.. Underwood, former alaskan, but now Washington representative of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. is with him.
 Appearance of Japanese fishermen alarm, hessaid, as long as they con- fine their. operations ointernational waters, he said.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

The building formerly known as the Larson House is new, undergoing dismantling, the building having been acquired by Aaron Erickson and Fred Roethlisherger Qphir.tA por- tion of the material will sbe. used by MT. Erickson, in building 2 roadhouse at Ophir tasyeplace the, one recently burned, while the balance of the ma terial wdlhb@ used by Mr; Roethlis- bergersin the construction of a new pool hall to replace the,qone also re- centay sconaumed.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
ITALY RETASLATES AGAINST
 UNITED STATES TARIFF ACT

ROME, July 5.-The government of Itaiy, without previous notice, in- creased the import duty on automo- biles between 10 and 120 per cent. Representatives of foreign car manu- lecturers were thrown into a state of excitement by the new schedules.
 They are considered a form of re- taliation against the American tariff. The new rates apply mostly to small cars. The average dAty on Fords was increased from $350 to $500.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
STORYTELLING OUT OF BOXING
 GAME FOR THE NEXT YEAR

BERLIN, July 8.-Max Schmelling has been ordered by physicians to rest for two or three months before resuming training.
 Reports say Schn.eIling is suffer ing from varicocele of the right sidd as result of Sharkey's foul. It is believed the German will not be able to participate in championship con- test until next year, if then.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
Negro Gold
 SsStar Mothers
REF1TSED TRANSPORTATION TO DEFIANCE BY REGULAR PAS
 SINGER LINES.

gold star, mothers .it21-D1t hrd gx
 NEW YORK, July 12-Sixty negro gold star mothers embarked on a steamship of the American merchant marine today for France toavisit the graves dof their sons. The regular steamship passenger lines refused to carry them. and the War Department came forward wit ha vessel.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER CELE-
 BRATES HIS SYST BIRTHDAY

TARRYTOWN, N. r., July s-In the privacy of his Pantico Hill estate John D. Rockefeller, ST., is observing with utmost simplicity today his 91st birthday Around the estate is,a 15- foot wall, and on his birthday as on other days nobody gets in who is not invited. Very few were invited to- day-dnly . fe vneishhCrs to play golf. Members of the family w0 be at the birthday dinnera tonight Jolm Jr. in the west on business -tEjF,
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
65 MOVIE STARS HEADED FOR
 ALASKA TO FILM "rHE SILVER
 HORDE," SALMON CANNERIES

SEATTLE, July 7.-sSixtysfiye movie people, including Evelyn Brept Louis Wolheim, Raymonl Griffin and other stars, sailed today on the steamer Lakina for Southeastern Alaska. They go for the purpose of filming Rex Beach's ."Silyer Horde D also salmon cannery operations gen orally.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
HILLS MAKE UP AND DIS-
 MISS DIVORCE ACTIONS

SEATTLE, July 10.-Walter J. Hill, son of the late James J. Hill, and his wife, the former Mildred Richardson, follies beauty, have dis missed their second divorce actions. which were begun in the courts of Montana, and will come ito Seattle to live permanently.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
GRAND LODGE OF ELKS TO
 MEET. IN SEATTLE NEXT YEAR

SEATTLE, July 7.-Seattle, Wash, was announced yesterday as the 1881 convention city of the Grand Lodge of Elks, now meeting at Atlantic City. Lawrence H. Rupp of Allen town, Pa, was elected grand exalted ruler of the order.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

The Sea Wolf, Frank Larson, ar- rived yesterday from McGrath, bring ing up geod-sized load of freight, large portion of'swhich was ma- terial for the building of the new dredge boat on Yankee creek, also a fine enclosed truck for P. w. Carlson and automobile for A. Higgins.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
LOCATES. STRONG ROOM
 ON. .SUNKEN ISLANDER

JUNEAU. July 7.-Carl J. Wiley of Olympia. who has been diving at the scene of the wreck of the gold ship Islander, left today for the south. It is reported that he has dis , covered the strong room of the vessel and is going south for more equip ment.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
SAYS ALASKA PROSPEROUS.

SEATTLE, July 9.-Arrifing here today. from . months trip in New York and in Eastern and Western cities, Inyard 4. Rasmussen, owner of banks at Cordova, Skagway and Wrangell, declared that Alaska is a prosperous part of the United States.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
NEWSPAPER STOCK. SALE

NEW YORK; July 7.-William R. Hearst, newspaper and magazine publisher, is offering for sale $50,- 100000 worth of stock in thirteen of his leading newspapers, including the New York Evening Journal, San Francisco Examiner, and Seattle Post<Intelligmcer.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
SENATORS NAMED TO INVES-
 TIGATE ALASKA RAILROAD

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Vice President Curtis has named Senators Howell, Thomas and Hendricks to be members ot the committee to investi- gate the operation and management of the Alaska Railroad.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
FoKKER FINED $seo. FOR FLH- D
 ING OVER ROOSEVELT FIELD

WASHINGTON, .July 7.-Anthony Fokker, famous builder of airplanes bearing his name, was fined $300 to- day by the Commerce Department for flying B plane over. Roosevelt Field without a. pilots license.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

STEEL PLANT FOR VANCOUVER.
 VANCOUVER, B. C., July 8.-The Coast Range Steel Company today announced completion of financial ar- engagements for the erection of a y13,- O00,00O steel plant for handling ores.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
lHeat Wave
 lmMidWeSt
CEXUSES:HEATH TOLL, OF 112 IN SYEYENsnAYSs l22sDEGREES
 IN MISSOURI.

CHICAGO. duly I2.-During the past seven days 112 deaths have re- :: suited from heat wave in the Middle :. West States. The thermometer reg 1. istered .122 degrees at Skeston, Mis- . souri, Jon Friday.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

ST. LOUIS, July 11.-Excessive heat. killed killed seventeen and pros ,trated twaptyrone others here today and yesterday.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
WELL! WELL! WELL!

WELL! WELL! WELL!
 LONDON, July 8.-The News Chronicle today says QQueen Mary for several years past has smoked two cigarets daily-one after lLn- cheon and one after dinner.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
CHRYSLER CORPORATION
 CUTS SALARIES 10 PER CENT

DETROIT, July 8 s.--zA.lp per cent reduction in tn. epay .of4all, salaried employees was announced k by the Chrysler Corporation today.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
Doin8s At
 Washington
SENATOR SWANSON oDEM-, vA.) CHAMPIONS LONDON MA
 VAL PACE

WASHINGTON, July s.-Tne na- val treaty was championed at the outset fthe Senate debate by Sen ator Swanson, wartime chairman of the Senate naval committee.
 In L2,000-word address Swanson made a detailed analysis of the agree ment and called for ratification for the "best interests of the United States"
 The treaty gives America a we'll balanced fees ano for the first time establishes the national supremacy of this country m the western henl- isphere, he s&ad.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

CHICAuv, July 10-Fifteen deaths in the.Middle West during the past AZ hours.are .attrihut ~- to the prevailing heat. wave.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

Miss Elsi6s Rieck was a Monday visitor, comiae from and returning to Ophir with, P.sW. Carlson.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
Figures Of
 Population
UNITED STATES HAS A POPULA- TON OF 122,ooo,ooo, ANA IN-
 CREASE OF 17,OOO,O0O.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-The cen sus bureau today announced the pop ulation of the United States to be 122,OO0,O00, an increase of about IT, 100000.
 The population of New York is placed at 6,958,972, an increase of 1,338,774, as announced by the census bureau today.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

PITTSBURGH, July 10.-The pop ulation of the city of Pittsburgh is 69,931, the census bureau announced today.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
Photographic Ticks

CORPUS CRISTI,, Tex, July H. Murat Doyle, president of the Texas Bar Association, and R. J. Delano, president of the Kansas City Repub-. lican Club, were killed yesterday when their airplane crashed in Ar kansas Pass.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

NOME, July 9.-The census bureau gives Nome a population of 1909, a gain of 357 from figures of the last census.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12
MRS. EDISON URGES WOMEN TO QuuTs BUSINESS AND RE-
 TURN JO. O.MAKING OF HOMES

NE,. --4RK, July 8-Mrs. Thomas A. Edison,. in. an, address here today, urged women.to return to home-mak- ing and to quit seeking careers in business and professional paths, add ing that "a. woman who doesn't want to make home is undermining our nation"
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

 States"
 The treaty gives America a we'll balanced fiees ano for the first time establishes the national supremacy of this country m the yves. ern henl- isphere, he sad.
 WASHINGTON, .,July 1O.-Th Senate today adoptedaa modified reso- lution requesting Hoover, to turn over to the Senate all letters and cable grams exchanged anong the powers prior to. the London naval barley.
 The opposition began -hammering the London naval treaty itself today headed by Senator Copeland
 WASHINGTON, July z.-"f we fail now, the world will again be plunged backward from..its present progress towards peace" President Hoover said. in his message to the Senate today in urging ratification of the London naval treaty
 WASHI.,4 SJuiy 12.--Aoouer motored,a away at o'clock this morn ing for his. eampaon the Rapidan.
 WASHINGT0N, < July {. Generag Wendell c. Neville died yesterday, as the result of .Aaheart attack. s4He had been i'll for some time.
 WASHINGTON, July l1.-Hoevex today rejected the Senate's latest re- quest for secret documents relatiNesto the London naval treaty.
 WASHINGTON, July 11--Hooyers refusal to submit to the Senate the secret documents of the London naval treaty prompted Senator Norris to offer the first reproduction to the pact today. The Presidents action -was also assailed by Senator Johnson of California.
 WASHINGTON, Auly l0.-Dan~ gers from. increasing federal control of. education. constitutes main prob lem found by. Hoover's- committeB studying government activities. This was shown today in memorandum of progress prepared to stimulate public consideration, of the situation.
 WASHINGTON. July. S.-Briga- dier General Hie will be appointed administrator. of veterans affairs un- der the new consolidation of veterans agencies, Hoover announced this af- ternoon.
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The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

Chris Nelson, after day in town, a a.returnad today to Yankee creek.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

SEATTLE, July 7.-Colvin today announced that he will retire from office on January l.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

ucan CluD, were Killed yeStcrQay when their airplane crashed in Ar kansas Pass.
 SEATTLE, July 11.-Bannick, the present incumbent, and Matt Star wich, former incumbent, filed for the Republican nomination for sheriff to- day. D. E. Douglas, of baseball fame, filed for the Democratic. nomination.
 SEATTLE, July 7.-- AJury last night found Dan Hagen, dismissed patrolman, guilty of '4iaelping land causing prisoner to escape and that he was not guilty of having accepted money for one prisoners release.
 CHICAGO, July z.-An indictment charging Frankie Foster, 1,Chicago gunman under arres tat Los Angeles, with the murder of Alfred Lingle was returned by the grand jury today.
 SEATTLE, July i0-Noble L. Wal lingford, pioneer operator of Alaska and Yukon Territory, died at his home here last night.
 SEATTLE, July 10.-Mr. and Mrs. James Wickersham sailed for their home at Juneau this morning, fol- lowing an extended trip throughout the States.
 OLYMPIA, July 11.-John F. Mil Ter, congressman from the First dis trict, filed today for the Rupublican nomination for that office.
 SEATTLE, July 7.-Charles C.. Heifner today announced his candi- dacy for Democratic nomination for Congress from the Seattle district.
 SEATTLE. July 12.-The steamer Yukon sailed for Seward this morn ing, carrying 137 passengers, includ- ing 35 round-trip excursionists.
 LONDON, July 7.-Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes" and widely known spiritualist, died today, due to heart disease.
 f [,
 SEATTLE, July 7.-Colvin today announced that he will retire from office on January 1.
 SAYS ALASKA pROSPERNIIs.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

LONDON, July 7.-Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes" and widely known spiritualist, died today, due to heart disease.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

WASHINGTON. July S.-Briga- dier General Hie will be appointed administrator, m veterans affairs un- der the new consolidation of veterans agencies, Hoover announced this af- ternoon.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

SEATTLE, July 12.-The steamer Yukon sailed for Seward this morn ing, carrying 137 passengers, includ- ing 35 round-trip excursionists.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

CHICAGO, July Am. indictment charging Frankie Foster, Chicago gunman under arres tat Los Angeles, with the murder of Alfred Lingle was returned by the grand jury today.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

WASHINGTON, July l1.-Hoexex today rejected the Senate's latest re- quest for secret documents relative, t, the London naval treaty.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

SEATTLE, July 7.-Charles C Heifner today announced his candi dacy for Democratic nomination fo Congress from the Seattle district.
The Kusko times., 1930-07-12

SEATTLE, July i0-Noble L. Wal lingford, pioneer operator of flask and Yukon Territory, died at hi home here last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-24
CHEEKY
in HOSPITAL COTS
Rooms Laden With Gifts for
Men Held in Grip of SerV-
ice Injuries.

This may be Christmas eve to the
rest Of the world. but its just another
day in hospital cot for Vito Bruno
and Tom Gushing, World War veterans
and patients at Walter Reed Hospital
Bruno has just had his thirty
major operation and Cushing his twenty
seventh. They have been hospital bud
dies for many years, and it is by their
own request that they now share the
same room together. Their bedside
stands and tables are loaded down with
Christmas gifts from the hospital per-
sonnet, buddies who we're former pa
tientS, and next-door cot neighbOrs.
For the last seveal months they have
themselves been working, making leather
purses and pillow and picture frames
to send to their friends. Vito's prize
Christmas gift this year is check from
the American Legion and Toms is a
Christmas card from Amos. This card
is huge one and has on it the pictures
OF Amos, his wife and two Riddles.
Doctors have been making desperate
efforts to save Bruno's leg ever since
the fatal day in France when an enemy
machine gun ploughed bullets through
it. When he was picked up on the
field after having lain there for three
days, it was thought necessary to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-24

amputate his leg at once. Osteontolitus
had set in and was spreading rapidly.
Bruno pleaded to save the leg and an
operation was performed instead. For
months that dragged into years he lay
on his back fighting to get well while
operation followed operation,
A feature story published by The
Star about Bruno came to the atten-
ton of Mussolini, who wrote him a
letter expressing gratitude for the
bravery shown while fighting for his
adopted country, America.
Tom Gushing crashed in an airplane
accident in 1918 and when they pulled
him out of his plane more dead than
alive. an immediate operation was
found necessary. He has had 81 major
operations.
But it's all in lifetime. as Tom and
Vito will tell you, Although bedridden,
their room is the headquarters for most
of the Christmas activities in the ward.
A large Illuminated tree just outside
can get around busy
Today throughout the hospital there
will be a distribution of Red Cross stock
ings by the Gray Ladies and corpu-
lent beWhiskered Santa Claus Christ
mas carols will be sung by children's
choir and a talking picture, The
Doughboy," with Buston Keaton, will
be shown at the Red Cross Hut. At IL
o'clock there will be a midnight mass.
OF the gifts made by the boys and
turned over to the occupational Their
apy department for its annual Christ
mas sale. nearly $4,000 was realized.
This money will be given in time for
the holiday.