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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
December 4, 1910

Rev. E. M. Rogers. missionary OF
the Episcopal church in Imperial
valIey, announced Saturday that
word had been received from Los
Angeles of the appointment OF
Pev. Mr.. Mott of Central New York
70 the position of assistant here.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04

Cotton ginning is at its height
in the Valley now. The total gin-
ming up to date is 2044 bales, OF
which Imperial's new plant has
turned out 2COl the new El Centre
Gin lO2: the old one so6; Calexico
325: Brawlcy 249 and Holtvillc 362.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04
TEN YEARS AGO
nacc,,,krr A 1920

A mass meeting which is Sched-
uled to be held Monday morning.
December 6, at 10 a. IN. at the Tu-
lane theater, under the auspices OF
the recently forincd Taxpayers AS
sociat!on. promises to be interesting
and, according to members OF the
organization committee, some eX-
ceedingly interesting developments
are expected.
Yesterdays MONDAY luncheon at
the Elks club was a record break
er. Elks and their guests to the
number of 1870 sat down to a reg
ular Thanksgiving time feast OF
duck. mince pie and all the fiXingS.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04
LET'S SETTLE 1T

FL Centro's views regarding the loca-
tion OF the new federal building should
be freely aired at tonight's meeting in
the court house, called for the purpose
Of definitely setting the site on which the
new post office will be built.
There has been considerable rivalry
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04
FOUNDERS SON HONORED

RENO, New. U.pl-Jesse w. Reno
New Yorker, for whose father the
city of Reno was named, will be
presented with a copy Of the new
booklet, Reno, Land of Charm.
Reno has never been in Reno
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04
FIFTEEN YEARSSAGO
December 4, 1915

John E. Davis yesterday received
the first shipment OF fixtures Tor
his new drug store at the South
east corner of Sixth and Nam
streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04

Eryc Kantlehner, twirler for INC
nennant winning FL Centro CLUB
last year, will arrive here thiS
morning to Join the Barristers' bat
tery. succeeding Billy Piercy. VINO
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04

B. 3. Kliewer Recdly, Fresno
County. sold the crop OF sweet po-
tatoes from one acre for 5125, keep
ing plenty for the family and the
small ones for the hogs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-04

will return to his home in Los An
geles on account of i'll health.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
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THINGS NEW COLOR
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rinsing water-dip the faded
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shimmering rCifh fresh nerO color
fulness-the lace trimming just as
it mGs before!
Listed below you'll find the prop.
er Tintex product for the pur.
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You never dreamed anything
could be so clean, SO quick, so easy
and SO perfect in results!
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tinting and Dyeing Need
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color from any material SO it can
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ness to all yelLowed white materials.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
5 TONS At
HIGH SPEED

DESSAU. April II QNS0-
Wilhelm Zimmerman. endurance
flight pilot, today shared with
Heinrich Schinziger. engineer, and
the new giant Junkers land plane,
G 38, four new records for load
carrying commercial ships.
Carrying a useful load of five
long tons, Zimmerman took the
Junkers over 100 kilometers
course at the rate of 184.46 kilo
meters pei @hour.
Over a distance of 500 kilo-
meters he attained an average
speed of 172 kilometers.
He set new endurance record
for such a load with three hours
two minutes and q new distance
record of sol 40 kilometers.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
WOMEN PILOTS.
ON INCREASE

With 200 licensed women pilots
on record to date, and more com.
ing along, with increasing regu-
larity, summer weather and va.
cation time approaches.
1t doesn't seem a gross exag
geration in the way of prognosti-
cation to Judge that. there will
be 500 women licensed to fly be-
fore the end of the year. Time
will tell, of course. OF the total
of 200, II are transport pilots,
% are limited commercial pilots
and 161 are private pilots.
The newest transport pilot is
Frances Harrell (Mrs. William
Marsalis) who took her transport
test the day before she left for
Miami, to tour the country dem.
onstrating the efficiency of mod
ern flying craft.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
9O-Year-Old Doctor
Talks to Herndon
Civic League

HERNDON, Va. April IL
Herndon Community League 1t
it's last meeting heard an ad-
dress by DR.. Charles Russell,
90-year-old practicing physi-
~ian of Herndon, who is widely
'-nown as the dean of the med
ical fraternity Of Northern
Virginia.
The program of entertain.
ment included dances by Will
liam Kirk, solos by Jean
Thompson and piano selections
by Miss Sarah Poole, The
program was in charge of
Miss Helen Lee Crippen.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
OFFERS ESTATE FOR PARK

BALTIMORE. April II 0N.S0.
A. r. Graue has offered his estate
of 81 acres in Irvington to the
city park board for $285, 900. He
suggests that the land be used for
park purposes. The park board is
considering his offer.
The Washington times., 1930-04-11
RADIUM F FOUND D
IN GEORGIA

ATLANTA, April 11.-There is
sufficient radium in the visible
portion of Stone Mountain to
more than cover the cost of com
pleting the Stone Mountain Me
mortal, according to DR.. c. S.
Piggot, of the Carnegie Geophy
sical Laboratory, Washington. D.
c., who addressed the analytical
division of the American Chemical
Society.
DR.. Piggot estimated the quanti
ty Of the precious metal in the
huge granite block at approx
mately 1,7O0 grams, which, figured
at the current price Of $4,000 a
gram, would give total value of
some $4,000, 900.
1t was brought out that practi-
cally all granite which DR.. Piggot
had examined had contained evi-
denceS of radium content, but
that the Stone Mountain samples
had run higher than any Of the
others. His paper had added
significance in view Of the recent
publications regarding radioactive
springs around the base Of the
mountain.
ALL LIFE IN ONE HOUSE
COHASSET, Mass, April IL
(U.P0.-Every night of Luther
Bates life was spent in his home
here.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
Matter Of
 Prohibition
HEARING OF REPEAL AMEND MENTS DELAYED BY COMMIT
 MITTEE UNTIL FEB. 12.

WASH .G4ON, Jan. 29.-vAair- man Graham of the House juu,ciary committee announced today that hearings before his group had been delayed until February 12 on the seven measures for the repeal of the eighteenth amendment. This will be the first time since enactment of the eighteenth amendment that such codurse has been taken by the judi ciary committee.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
II Bankers
 Enter. Prison
PENALTY FOR THEIR PARTS IN DUPLICATION OF $343,000
 IN MICHIGAN RANK

JACKSON, Mich, Jan.. 3I.-Eleven bankers, formerly trusted executives and teliers of the Union Industrial Bank of Flint, Mich, exchanged their names for numbers yesterday and began to serve terms in Michigan State prison here for their parts in the $343,2OO dedication in the bank
 The Union Industrial Bank, one of the largest in the State, handled most of the funds of several large automobile concerns located here, the staggering irregularities of which were brought to light several mnnths ago.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
Awful Deed
 CraZed Man
CLAYTON CRAWFORD. SEATTLE PIONEER, KILLS MOTHER.
 THEN HIMSELF

SEATTLE, Jan. 1.--Gayton Craw- ford, secretary and manager of the Crawford-Conover Company. pioneer Seattle real estate firm, this morning at the Crawford home tiptoed into the bedroom of his aged widowed mother, Mrs. Samuel Leroy Craw- ford, shot her through the breast three times, and then turned the re- volver upon himseh. Fifteen minutes .ater both were dead.
 Crawford had been worrying over the pending dissolution of the firm of Crawfar d& Conoyer, founded by his stepfather. Samuel Leroy Crawford. pioneer Seattle business man. Mrs. Crawford was very prominent social ty, and was one of the founders of the Seattle Othopedic Hospital
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15


 MEXICO CITY, Feb. 6.-President Rubio wi. : be able to take up his du- ties Nuthinsa week.
 Daniel Flores, now under arrest, is the woa1ld-be: assassin, while seven others are held on suspicion of par ticipation in the plot, which the gov ernment attributes to adherents of Johe vasconcelos, defeated candidate in. the last presidential election. .sFlopres in all fired six shots. One grazed the ear, and scalp of Sonora Oritz kutIio, another grazed the ear of the presidents young niece, Senor- in Marie Ross, while the chauffeur of the. presidential car was wounded in. the: shoulder.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
EUNICE PRINCLE WANTS
 $1.00o.O 900 DAMAGES FROM
 ALEXANDER PANTAGES

L03 ANGELES, Jan. 29--Eunice Pringse on Friday filed suit against Alexander Pantages fo0f one million doollaxs damages for: criminal attack she allegey he made pom her.
 Within an hour after. Aling of the suit Supreme Judge Edgar Render son summoned Miss Pring1e to appear before him today. He wants to- know why the suiS was flied at this time.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
THIRD ATTEMPT PANTAGES
 TO GAIN LIBERTY ON BOND

LOS ANGELES, Jan 3O.-The third attempt of Alexander Pantages to gain his liberty on bond failed to- day. At the same time Superior Judge Fricke, who denied the petition for bail, declared his decision with fiery denunciation at the purported attempt by members of the theater mans family to- influence him.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
rrNDsHEI1dETANDs MITTEN&
 WoKN NBYsEIELSoN,, BCRLAND

NeKFH.EA4E,.S Siberia,- Eeh- 13.- The helmet. worn, by GAnt EielsoH uas recovered syesterday., The. helmet and nittenx of,dEarl- Borlandl were found a.veeek ago.. Part of the cockpit ot their plnmasus. also, found-
 Ice Utasscnaneports that the work eys expect tlte clearing Of ice and snoow, ,ffu1HlsiI' yarts of tic wreck will ba. compisted within the next three or f0ny dayS
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
FROM AKCrIc(sHIP NANUK.

FROM AKCTIC(SHIP NANUE-
 NOME Rebls. 11.-Captain Olsf yMensou and daughter Mar3oW and Russian Captain F. c. Milovzerov, the hster i'll, arrived here todAy by air. peEne from the imprisoned motorship Msnuk5 They win 4hy to- Fairbanks. thencs by rail an6 water to Seattle.
 They repsrt that searchers arc sttll unable ts nd the bodies of Eielson and HorlAnd.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
ONLY WOMAN EVER TO HOLD
 SEAT UNITED STATES SENATE

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Robert Latimer Felton, the only wo- man ever to hold 8 seat in the United States Senate, a pioneer temperance worker and author, died at midnight from bronchial pneumonia. She was 94 years of age.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
SAYS SALMON CONTROL AN
 INHERENT STATE RIGHT

OLfMPA, Jan. 29.-Control of sal- mon in V washington waters is an in- nerent right of the State, Governor Hartief contended in protesting today to Hoover against a contemplated CanadlanrAmexic2n treaty which would give those powers to an inter- national commissiOnn.n
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
SAWYER GETS WORD OF AP-
 PARENTLY RICH GOLD STRIKE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 29.-Earnest Walker Sawyer, assistant to Sesre- tary of Interior Wilbur, amounted the ereipt here today by telegraphic word of an apparently rich gold strike in the Wild River district of Alaska, near Bottles.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
CONDITION OF w. II. TAFT DE-
 SCIRBEDs AS MOST SERIOUS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The con- dition. of. William II. Taft is described by his pnysiaians today as extremely serious. DoctoEs' Thomas A.. Clayton and Francis K. Hagen said there was some doubt that the retired chief jus tice would recover.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
HEAVY FINES IMPOSED ON
 2 WOMEN SMUGGLERS

NEH YORK, Jan. 29.-Louise Schwabacher of San Francisco and Mrs. Frank Vance Stories of New York were finedi $73, ,0o0 and. &103, ,000, respectively, for smuggling in cloth ing and iewelrY from Euroope.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
GOLD STAR MOTHERS RESO.
 LUTON PASSES BOTH HOUSES
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o.-The H.use and Senate have passed the gold-star mothers resolution, pr.vid- r~ s BOO 900 for expenses of the pill
 gold star mothers to France 4i!S toour will begin in MsU and continue for two years.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
FOUR: PASSENGERS, PILOT
 KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES 4 ITO EARTH. EANsAs CITY

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 29.-Four passengers and Pilot Dyke Landeman were killed when a trimotored plane bound. from Wichita to Kansas City crashed near Fairfield airport here today.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

xSP;RES TO GOvERNOR1HP.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan- 29-Mayor Rolph A,ncinced last night that he will be :aadidate tor knssrnor ut f;Alifosnis ,s his Stfeuds in6icate t1stx s.supposs sult .eueuuRsgssseat."
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1a.-Two

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Two de- termined females, opponents of pro- hibition, held the center of attention today as the House judiciary commit tee opened it's sec6sd hearing on a resolution asking outright repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The two womn were Mrs. Charls H. Hadin, formr Rpublican National committee woman from New York, and Repre- sentative Mary T. Norton, Democrat, from New Jersey.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

SEATTLE, Feb. 1.-Jesse Base and wife and James Williams and wife were arrested today, charged with beating rp Running, under-cover pro- tio nagent, with heavy wrench.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
ROUGH TREATMENT FOR FED-
 ERAL UNDER.COvER AGENT

SEATTLE, Jan. 29.-Bunning, fed eral under-cover dry agent, was found beaten, into. uneonsciousness at the south end of the city this morning, with one of his eyes punched out.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

WASIIINGTuN. Feb 3-Wiiliam Howard Taft has resigned as Chief Jutice of the United States- his resig- nation beng submitted to President Hoover today. MT. Taft will return here from Asheyille.e N. C., tomorrow. HIS healtth. is seriously impaired.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
CHARLES E.. HUGHES NOMI- MATED FOR CHIEF JUSTICE,
 TO SUCCEED VIM. H. TAFT

SEATTLE. Feb. 5.-Mrs. E. H. Bushe ana son Fred of Seattle were killed, ana MT. Bushe and their guest, Rev. N. E. Gallant of Skagway are in a Bellingham hospital, w.Sh cr.t- ical injuries. received when the Bushe aotumobue plunged from Blanchard bridge on the Chuchau drive last night.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
Mex. Assassin
 Shoots Wildly
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO WOUND ED. AFTER wOULD-BE As-
 SASSIN FIRES SIX SHOTS.

ME1lCO CITY, Feb. 5.-Ortez :kuhio. president of Mexico, was wounded in the jaw today by would he assassin, who tred on him a few chief executive. At the hospital it was said the condition of the presi- dent was not serious and that the huliet. had been extracted.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
SPANISH DICTATOR QUITS.

SPANISH DICTATOR QUITS. 4 haANttD, Jan. 29.-Premier De Ri- vera. Spanish dictator since 1922, and his cabinet resigned tonight. Follow ing C resignation the king appoint cd Gerald Darnasco Berenheur as suc- cesSN. >
 MADRID, Jan. 31.-Police today battled . crcwd of students boister- ously ce.eD-at:ng to res4gna'ion of De Rivera.
 .a:. Carrier Charlie O'Ha'loran. w-t the -ngoing mai, arrived We'd ncsday. continuing to Qphir. ...e same afteEnoon..
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
Photographic Ticks.

SEATTLE, Jan. 3O.-John Dewey, technical director of a Hollywood moving picture thriller of . decade ago, plunged nine stories to instant death yesterday morning from his room in the Savoy Hotel He had been drinking heavily, his wife said
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

WSHlNGTON i, Feb. 10.-Predict- ing the destruction of the Republican part if it continues sell it's soul to the fanatical dries, Representative Break, Republican, of Pennsylvania, toQday declared in the House that prohibition was like cancer eating away the moral fiber of the Amer ican people.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Clariti- cation of the Volstead act to permit hoome manufacture of light wines and beer was suggested in speech in the House today by Representative Franklin, Republican, of Ne wJersey, who is regarded as Hoover's spokes- man in the House.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-It was said at tue White House that express sions O. opinion recently uttered in the House in no way reflected the at titude qf Hoover regarding prohibi- tion.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

WASHINGTON Feb. 3-Ffgures given, out todAya by the internal reye- nue tbuxeau disclose that seventy A,nericansahaxeean annual income of- $5,HOO. .ODN aor. more each. Five hunr dred have an income of $1,0Oo,o ,o0O4 an- nually.,.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
MAKE NATIONAL CAPITAL
 FREE OF ORGANIZED CRIME

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Najor General Herbert Crosby, chief of e2x- airy of the army, has been given thR job of making the NatisoAl CsRitd free of organised crime CsnsbE was selected by Hoover for thG task. di- recting that tAe police hnc the traffic departmentts oE the Eistrict- of Co lumhi4-
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

PREDEAL. Rumania, Jan. 3O.- Princess ileana. Fl years old, daugh- ter of Queen Marie, today announced her engagement to Count Alexander of Hochberg. second son of Prince of PleSS.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

CHICAGO. Jan. 30--The Most Reverend Charles Pcimc-st0n Ander- son, presiding bishop of the Protest ant Episcopal chuzcL of the United States. diea here tQoay.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Night vio- lence that began with 2 $100,O00 homAiHg. and carried on with gang sters in ambush. came to a tragic end today, with double murder.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

A telegram to I. A. Parsoons, sut uerintendent of Alaska. N. C. Go. sta-- tio,is, from the N. C. Co. agent at Ruby, states that Tom Gallagher has a. hoole only to. bedrock on Beaver creek, eight miles below Poorman and that IS inches of gravel average over a,dollar.ta. the pan. Billy Gragen and jack shropshire have lays on Wolfe creek. twelve miles below Poorman.' with the paystreak' about 20 feet wide and pay running from $2. to $5. foot of bedrock.
 1t is stated number of people from Fairbanks are already on the ground and that stampede of no small proportions is now, under way
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

Arthur Berry,, we'll lacym,oldt;mfr of tAe hhedftsa diSttict, whe ,has been in SaGttie- for ths past two. or three ussnttE;, receiving medical attenti r. YsSrueds to, Mc(srath yesterdayya3fer- rrsns coming from Anchorage via ssrptanes Hs is reported mnchh iasr rroved lin. .,h4akh...
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

LONDON, Jan. 29.-Under leaders of the American delegation plan to meet late today to let the world listen in through the presS at a.. times at all future plans of meetings of the naval conference.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

SEATTLE. Feb. 1.-Louis Ce1er. former federal court commissioners here fol many years. died aI his home here Wednesday~
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
uELSoN ONE 0E GREATEST PILOTS WHO EVER LIvED.-
 HEcEARES SUPERVISION

ynNBaEAP(LlS,s Jan.- 29-Eehen. was one. of the greatest pilots wa1' exar .iixedg.. ssid. Vilhjsimar Stefans- son. .uofed1explorer. here today. He was tt1h first man to fly north of the Arctic circle in winter, the first to fly compseknay across the Arctic, and the inst, tdnix in the Antarctic.,"" he said. mAy4ERpEANSsHAVE ANNUAL
 INCOME or $5,ooo. .ooo OR MORE
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15
New Strike
 Reported
HEAVIER. AND WOLFE. GREEKS, muHssaN DISTRICT, SCENE
 oE RE1,ORTED. FIND-

txA1KBANHS+ Feb. 8.-Contirms> ton of a rich strike in the Ruby dis ttict, between Fairbanks and Nome, was received Friday by airplane- The strike: is said to have been made on pdorman, Wolfe and Beaver creeks. Ground running. as high as the foot to below twenty cents to the pan IS repoor4eda. Reayer creek appears to be the richest, with paystreak sixty feet wide. Beaver creek is stoted as eight miles long.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

SzrATTAE.. Nslh- $s-Joseph Ken nex. 25, 0 salesman, and Miss Sophia Mznik.. l6: were Killed last night in q fx.l from . Seattle hote. the result of drinking party
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

ard Mrs. hoover pad . ten-minute a on William u- aft this after noon.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

AQUACAsLlENTE, Mex- Jan. 30. Ienerai Sarazen of New York to- lay won first prixe in the Aquacali- ente S25. .u0O tournament. shooting 295 f9r7. 12 holes.
The Kusko times., 1930-02-15

 no ..broited pres;dent oh yesteroay morning the here from Asbeyl C. tomorrow ny , heattb lis hea''n-s seiousS iNp~Aea- id.I PREDEAL. Rumana m 3O- SAYS SALMON CONTROL AN old. daugh INHERENT STATE RIGHT RE- her Alexander of Prince of ie' moni n yashn Ples see 1neenr of .o.;r.t couated listen vor,d +ho.. nower m ner ln.ional ce,npossionnn of the
 naval conference rn CONDITION OF W. H. TAFT DE- CHICAGO = MOST SERIOUS encetha began $ooOoo E~- hnmA.g and carried on with gang WASHiNG1VN feo c"" .nd of o.v rih doube rpurder ,.a by spnYsi extremely -l serious A. CHICAGO
 
  md ant of the United eckl .s@ diea here sxs MARE NAiIoNA1 oAiA1 SEATTLE. Cs;f.r FREE OF ORGANIZED CRIME # ,.,. here died hs Isf1 General chief of of job of making the Naso1i Cs2 Sophia of hip selected by Hoover or s ask hotel the result traffic of drinking narty ldepartu oE District of Co., tn lumhi.- AeuACALIENTE. Jan 30. son -Ge York to- KwnoIdtr 6rst prfze the Aquacai S0oO tournament shooting 2sS lin or three fon 12 holes .msntnuI medical atten6 yeserdayyaxt SdiN11VNs see ..-;r. frnr Anhoape, William H aft this after lrrove in.hba
The Nome nugget., 1930-06-14
NAT PLANE GOES TO SEA
 WELCOME VICTORIA

News that the Victoria was about thirty miles out to sea from Nome was received here about noon to- day and Manager Cliff Allyn of the Northern Air Transport Inc, of Nome, with offices next to the Wright Hardware, decided to dis patch plane No. ? of the com panys with pilot Graham at the controls, out to q and welcome her before she arrived in port Pilot Graham took off at noon with three other persons in the plane and headed for the Victoria In la way, this unique manner of go- ing out to see the boat, was start ling and daring in the extreme. As an advertising stunt it was su- preme. the trick rrevor before hay ing been attempted Much fog and low-lying clouds was spread over the sea and it was not until on the return trip that the plane picked up tha Vie. During the trip out to sea, the plane covered much territory and glimpsed many large flows of ice, mostly broken. The plane was turned around fnr shore after having gone a dis tance of fifty miles. On picking Up the Vie, pilot Graham zoomed around her several times and dis played his machine to their ad- miring eyes. Manager Allyn r. tainlv put on a nice little act for the benefit of the incoming pass cngers. and showed the resourc e fitness of the Northern Air Trans port Pilots. It was also learned that an NAT plane will make a northern trip this Sunday. For comfort and pleasure, the Stinson planes being used by the Northern Air Transport Inc, are hard in
 deed to surpass. Their speed also, is an additional asset to these planes. which are being used solely by the NAT. They have done eX- tensive flying during the past year and manager Allyn states that these type of planes will be used eXclus- ively
The Nome nugget., 1930-06-14
ASSERTS CONIMUNISTIC SOCIETY
 IN UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON, June 13, (P)- An assertion that communistic organization had been formed in the United States to overthrow the government, was mad before the House Committee on Investigation, the committee Investigating com munistic activities. by President Green of the American Federation of Labor. He said he felt that com munistis were pledged to bring about world revolution and the destruction of the American gov ernmont, to do which they would have to overthrow first. the Fed erations of labor.