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New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
3O3-WJZ. Springfeld-990

5:0U-Final stocks 5:25-Governmcnt bulletins 6:45-Boston Tuberculosis assocIa- tion
 6:O2-Agricultural market report 6:I5-Musical Interludc 6:20-SpOrt Digest 6:30-Savannah Orchestra - IiD- erty Bell (Sousa), The Tanlalizer tPerry): Same old Moon: Gester- thought (HerberD FOrecaslI" Frolics from Nautical Scenes (Flctcherl: Love Made q Gypsy ot Me: Country Dance, from 'Nell Gwyn" CGcrmau) \ Vision or salomc CJoycej: Hungarian Dance No. (Brahms)t Hang On 10 Me
 7:0O-Amos n Andy 7:i6-Tastyeas testers 7:3d-Now England hour s:0o-Waldorf's "Biug Family S:2O-Around the World-Mme. Elsa Alson soprano: Turkish March CReethovenl; pich Th"ure Hallo from "Taunhauser' tWaE- ncr): Minuet in G Beethoven: Waltzes from "per Rosenkayalier IStrauss); Immer Leisc Wird Nein schlummer Brahms): Er, der Horrlichste Won Allen tSchu- mann); T-ngeduld (SchuberD; Spring Song tMendelssohn; Ride Of the Valkyrics (Wagnerl; Elsa's Traum, from 'Lohengrin' (Wag- ner)
 a:nO-Musical Melodrama a:30-"The Champs Corner" ] c 0>00-Concert program -- RlondE, from Marianne; Too Wonderful for Words from Words and Mu- sic"; Scheherazade, (Eimsky-KOr- sakoff: Sweet Sue: Lady Luck. from shows Of Shows; Out Of the Dawn; Gypsy Dream Rose: That's You. Baby, from Movie tone Follies' 1o:30-Lowe's orchestra 1l:o3-Sport Digest bulletins
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
UOMORROW'S PROGRAMS 2O3-WBI. Springiicld-990

S:00-Auut Jcmimu Man 15-Hcadlinars Shopping With Dorothy
 Randall
 3u-HobOhcmians a:oo-Bcauty and Health. June
 L."
 al5-Early Birds
 4:2o-I.a Petit" ensemble lu:uG-Thc Manhatt"rs lu:&0-Furman "ordham. tenor,
 Green Quackcr. accompanlSt iO:45-Mary II. Martins HouschoI School of Cookery onian QulntcttC
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
Quick Pile Relief

pr. LcouIardts IIem-E~d is lHarau- teed to hanish any form of r.lo mis- H or money back. r givcs GuI.E action even in old, stubborn casc=. II'm-Eoid s q harmless tablet that reiuo'cs blood congestion in tine lower bowyl-fhe cause of piles. It brings joyful relief quickly and safely or costs nothing. The Fair Dept Store and druggists everywhere sell it with this guarantee.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
TL ESDAI
Eastern Standard Time
2S3-MTIC. HartfOrd-I OGO

4:i5-Newscasting 4:30-Auction Bridge Game 5:00-The Stringwood Ensemble 5:45-"Moyie Highlights' from the
 theaters 6:l5-Yellow flashes 6:20-U. $. daily news; news bull
 letins
 S:3O-American Home Banquet
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
3S9-WBBN, Chicagp-E0

2.o0-Whitcmau band
 G:6O-"Mr. and Mrs.
 n.%0-Tod Wcon7s' orchr@rra fo:"G-Organ recital Al Mclgard 1U.i iJ-Svwnhonic orchestra and
 WHltcr Preston. tenor 1d:45-Ted W"oIns' orchestra 11:00-Loyd Huntloy's dance or
 Chnstra Nolgard. organ noVelt'n 12:0o-A Trip About Town wit
 Ted Worms. Lloyd Huntlcy an
 Coffee Dan's
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
395-W,J/, New NOrk-s60

 7:31-Kise and Shine: dance band S:n0-The Aunt Jcmima Man; Phil Cook in characteristic song num- hers and dialogue S:t5-Thc HcadIiners; novelty or chostra
 S:45-Popular Bits a:l5-Parnassu String trio IO:00-The Manhatters; novelty or ches'ra 1Q:45-Mary II. Martins Household period Ii: :oo-Isorecast School Of Cookery; Mrs. Alberta VI. Goudiss 1f:30-The Recitalists I9:o0-"Mary Olds and Caliope": dramatic sketch with musical background t2:15-The Luncheon Five; dance orchestra I2:45-Natioral Farm and Home hour: Robert F. Slocum; Prof. C. r. Clost; W. r.. Beattie
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
Through tie Static

Radio is making if hot for the criminal ]. l.. Smith, president Of the National Radio Institute ot Washington, D. C., points out that nearly q score of larger citie5 now have police departments equipped with special short wave ap- paratus, In Detroit alone last year. l.GoU arrests were made within Hl seconds after the crime vas iirt dotcctcd.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
ioS-NJW CiucipDa1i--nO

1.U0-EiVe o'clock HaWailans 5:&0--Liye Stock reports I:40-Nusioal"
 5:50-Lucky Samho G:u0-Hcnry Thics orchestra G:o0-Cmcinnati Club orchestra G.%H-Dynacoil Diners I.00-T.itrlc Jack Little 7.15-TOny's Scrap Book 7:%0-Thc SohioanS N:o0-WcrE Bubbl" Blowers N:30-Around the World a.0N-MusiCal uclodrama G.&U-Nuun-B Bush Weldon pro-
 gram 1O:hO-Armco band Ii:0n-TwO-o -thc-Atslc 12:o0-Hotcl orchestra I2:3U-Narie'y hour
 1:o0-Thirteonth hour jnsolnnacs o:oQ-Time announcement
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
211-MI\K. ChiCagO-SIO

3l1-N fNit. Niiha-t
 5.au-Air Juniors; a chlldreh < hour in which education IS woven into music and other entertain ment 7.l5-The Farmers Farmer; a&ri- cultural market reports, and talk bv Farmer RusE, nationally known agricultural expert. on soils. Crops and General Farm Topics"
 a.oo-The Home Circle concert; 2 presentation Of favored sem classic and popular numbers nE the T. <. Concert orchestra Of -3 pieces with Morgan |" Eastman conductmg: special selections by soloists and trio .u.u0-The Music Parade; q variety program with Frank NeS'pIlaI and l4-piece WF.NR orchestra and members Of the WI.NR sta1t .O:%0-Homestead Melodies; q weekly revival or simple songs that were first heard more than q quarter of a century ago.
 1,un-Narion and Jim's Grab Bag: thumb-nail sketch Of smiles and songs .l.3o-Mikc and Herman: 2 comedy dialect sketch Gossip; q comedy sketch in which lrma Glen and Everett Mitchell give side lights on life in 4 radio studio
 2:00-DN Air Naudcvill"; q spe- cialty program featuring Frank NVostphal and 14-pirce WENE or chestra: Irma Glen. organlst Howard Noumlllcr. concert pan- ist: Oscar Heather. tenor; Sallle Nenkos. pianist: The Memphis Mudcats. old time tunes and har- mony: Jim and Eoh, Hawaiian in- etruncntalists: Edwin Delbrjdge tcnor: Edward Davies. baritone; Chuck. Ray and Gene. trio: Verne Wilson. saxophoniet: Tn" .1ordans harmony team: little Joe Warner comedy son"s and sketches: Lydia Ice hIucs singer. and the Empire quartet
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

12:03-News bulletins l2:0S-DickinsOn -Streeter organ
 12:39-I'inanCial news I2:4U-AgrlcultuTal market reports
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
,G1=MHAM. Rochcstcr-1I5O


 J.uu-Eas1man School Of Music preparatory students recital 5.&0-Children's hour 6.un-Last minute news dispatches G:Iu-Detail reports; stock quota tions, market reports, special an uouncements 6:4g-Bus Blum and his hotel Commanders
 7:6U-AmOs n Andy T:I5-Hawaiians 7.30-On Wings Of Song: EocheS- ter Gas and Electric Corporation orchestra and Kenneth Loysen, baritone soloist The program fol- lows: Overture. Merry Wives oi Windsor oNicolaD, orchestra; Sit tIu' Thmkin' 0'ishcrj, baritone; Nalsc GevitskD, orchestra Through the Silent Night (Kach- mauinofD, baritone; Adagio Can tahuo from Sonata Pathetiquc (Bcethoven), orchestra; Hills ot Home (FoX), baritone; Spinning Song tMendclssohnJ, orchestra; On Wings of Song &:0o-Goldman's band S:%o-Around the World 9:0o-Musical Mclodrama 9:%o-Sylvania FOrcSters lu:oo-Williams Oil-O-Matics i0:%o-Goldcn Gems II:o0-Thc Owl club
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

5:3U-News items. produce market
 report, farm forum and stock re-
 ports
 6:0V-Dinner music 7:00-G. l.. concert orchestra 7.3O-SkctCh
 8:op-G. l.. concert orchestra 6:30-Frontier bays 9:tO-Musical hour 9:3V-Musical program lo:UV-Musical program K. c. hour 1l:3U-l l2:ug-Orgau recital
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
ooG-WDRC. New HaNcn-1330

o2G-NDRC. New HaNcIi-l3"o G:3o-Advlinc Bcebe, popular pan ist
 G:45-Program Of dinner music 7:Go-Sy Eyer and his hotel or chCStra
 7.25-Thc world BOolman 1.3G-NoWS 7:%5-sy Eyer and his hotel or rhcStra A:p1-Thc Brahms club pro. am A:30-Yvette and Georgett@ s:0o-German Folk Songs by Lil- lian Fl. Schlegel G:15-Maggic Murphy's Home g:&o-News; Margaret Locke, Irish accordionist 9:45-Wcckly business talk
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

"19-WGN. Schcnc"tady-.9O 5:06--Dancing melodies
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
2li-N NAG. 25O

5:gu-Ted and his gang 5:45-lIast Boston Budgcteers G:ul--Ncws flashes b:lV-Merry Miners G:25-Dinnur orchestra G:4G-The Commanders b:50-Spread Red Eagle program 7:05-Shoc Mciodists 7:20-The Song Man 7:3U-ltalian Classics S:4U-NarictE program S:3p-1'ruo ROmances 9:ou-Paul Whiteman hour 10:o0-"Mr. and Mrs. lo:30-Mejropoltan theater 11:ol-News flashes 1l:1o-Jimmie Gallagher and his
 orchestra hour lg:0y-Midnigh reEerlcs
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

An entertainment of special ap.
 peal 10 the women Of the household and its children will be heard when tho "Woman 10 Woman program.
 featuring Mary Olds and Calliope,"
 is broadcast twice each week begin
 ming Wednesday at F noon, from
 WIZ. The program will he heard or
 Fridays at the same hour.
 One Of the best ways to determine the selcctivity Of q radio receiving set is 10 tune m 10 the nearest hish power local broadcasting station and then observe the effect of slight dc 1 tuning upon volume. For example, If q single control receiver, under test. brings in q local station with the
 greatest volume with the scale s2t d. the broadcasting stations trans
New Britain herald., 1930-01-21

1o:30-Lowe's orchestra 11:o3-Sport Digest
 bulletins
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
BIG RAIL ROAD
 CONSOLIDATION
 IS AT HACKED
Senator Couzens Opposes President Hoover on
 His Policy

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 31-- President Hoover's announcement of an agreement between Eastern railroads for a four system con- solidation is characterized by Chair man Couzens of the Senate Inter- state Commerce Commission as most unethical'
 Senator Couzens had just con- ferred with Daniel Willard, Presi- dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, around which the one system will be built. Willard ex- pressed the opinion that unless the Interstate Commerce Commission approves, the proposed consolida- ton will be impossible.
 Senator Couzens said: There is a rapidly growing public opinion the President determines action of these independent commissions and such opinions won't be dissipated by issuance Of the resolution to suspend all railroad consultations under certain conditions"
 The railroads said to have agreed to a consolidation arc the Penn sylvania. New York Central, Bal timore and Ohio and Nlskle Plate System.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
NEW YORK CITY
 WILL CELEBRATE. IN GREAT CLEE.
Cut Rate Prices Announced at Hotels and Other
 Joy Places

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y, Dec. 31.-"There1l Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight"
 In many ways New York City will gleefully dethrone old man 1930 and it looks like a gala cele- bration
 Cut rate prices are announced at hotels and kindred joy places.
 The report is made of record breaking bookings. The average is SIP head, compared with s15 a year ago.
 Urban LeDoux, Mir Zero of phil anthrophy, promises to lead up Broadway 100 members of the Old Bucks and Lame Ducks Club wear ing sackcloth and ashes in a vicar ious penance for the sins of fi- nance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
BLAMES HOOVER FOR CONDITION OF ALASKA R. R.
John E. Ballaine Tells Edi- tors President Could
 Change Policies
SENATOR HOWELL IS
 ALSO UNDER ATTACK
Accuses Investigator of Prejudice, Upholding
 Secretary Fall

SEATTLE, Dec. 31.-John V. Bal laine, of Seattle, discussed the Alas ka Railroad situation before th /. Washington Editorial Association. yesterday and said President HOO yer and Secretary of Interior Will bur have in their hands the right to put policies into effect anytime which will make the Alaska Rail- road financially profitable and eco- nomically valuable.
 The Alaska Railroad Act gives them power to do anything and everything necessary. So far, they have neglected to effect such poli- cies and also refused to allow them to become effective.
 Raps Senator Howell
 Senator Howell should get at the bottom of the real trouble and instead of giving wide publicity to prejudiced and unfounded state ments that he could see no resour- ces that will make the Railroad fi- nancially self-supporting, he inno- gently places the stamp of approv- al on the misdeeds of former Sec retary Albert B. Fall in 1921. The plight of the Alaska Railroad dates from then.
 If the American Navy on the Pacific Ocean and other agencies ion the Pacific slope were supplied with coal from the Matanuska in- stead of bringing coal from the At lantic, it would have resulted in more traffic and $600,0OO annual earnings.
 "The coal had been tested and approved for naval use.
 Lumbermen Turned Down
 Senator Howell refused to stop in Seattle after his Alaska visit and interview a group of Oregon and Washington lumbermen plan ming to install timber workings along the Alaska Railroad which would add S300,00o to the annual earnings"
 MT. Ballaine mentioned the oil possibilities and said careful in- vestigation had shown development of oil could add s700,0O0 annually to the income of the road.
 ITO get commodities to the mar ket of the United States and to develop Alaska is a simple problem of honesty and good management on the part of President Hoover and this can be done when the word is given," concluded MT. Bal laine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
RENAHAN PARTY MAY STILL LIVE
 INFAMlNE FIGHT
Aviator Blond Says Pliers Were Heard Over Naas
 Creek November

Hope of ascertaining the fate of Aviator Robin Renahan and his companions, Frank Hatcher and Samuel Clerf, is revived again. Their plane may have been brought to earth in a wild, uninhabitable region remote from Telegraph Creek in British Columbia, and there is a possibility that they are alive battling against famine and exhaustion.
 The new theory respecting the disappearance Of the missing air men was brought to Juneau last evening by H. L. Blond, World War flier, a passenger on the Princess Norah who went into tho Canadian North somtys weeks ago to aid in the search for the ill., fated E. J A. Burke and his re- gently rescued sssocistes
 Employed by Californian
 MT. Blond has beer .s p 5yei for five years as rios by J. Love, wealth el'H sit resident and flew mad chimes that ihe or al took into the I serri oory to look fof .ne BttG party Both of these I.owa ships crashed soon after alrisal at ,es eae of their work. The one that dr Blond piloted was smashed yond repair and he suffered broken shculder, broken arm and badly injured leg. The other has been put into commission again and is now at Whitehorse with it's pilot and MT. and Mrs. Lowe. MT. Blond with an arm in a sling and limp in his walk is returning to Los An- geles and hopes to return North in the near future with another plaae sx u, s.
 I've Courses Offered
 October 28 the Renahan plane was last seen over Lucy Island Light" explained MT Blond. Prom the light, two courses are offered fliers; one to Ketchikan, the other up Portland Canal into the Tele- graph Creek country. Either in tentionally or accidentally, the Rem ahan plane took the Portland Canal air channel there is reason to believe The weather was stormy. On reaching the Telegraph Creek district, according to opinion en- tertained in some quarters the pilot lost his bearings. He probably land- ed and took off several times. Fin
 Continued on Page Eight)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
SWIFT PREDICTS BIGGER OUTPUTS
 FOR NEXT YEAR
By L. F. SWIFT

tEItS4ut1it, qoNiit 0 CufiiFduyl
 CHICAGO, Dec. While I dc not expect 1881 to be a big year, I think it will be year of steady improvement"
 The period of liquidation is now about over Consumption has been running ahead of productions condition that cannot continue.
 The replacement of the manufac- tured goods now being used up should mean better business for 1881.
 expect busy year in the pack ing industry Meat stocks are un- usually low One of the best things about the packing industry is that meat inventories seldom pile up in the off years.
 All meat which comes to market is consumed whether business is good or bad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y, Dec. 31.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 7h, American Can 1101s, aeon da Copper 29A, Bethlehem Steel 50l2, General Motors 35as, Granby Con- solidation Is, International Har- vested 50, Kennecott Corporation 23A, Montgomery-W ard Is, Ma tional Acme 2, Packard Motors 81a, Simmons Beds 14as. Standard Oil of California 4515, Standard Oil of New Jersey ATS, Standard Brands 167s, U. s. Steel 1894, Curtiss- Wright 27s, Pacific Gas and Elec- tric AT, Pennsylvania Railroad 56A, General Electric 43ss, Westinghouse Electric and Mechanical 91A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
ISLAND SWEPT BY TIDAL. WAVE;
 HIT BY QUAKE
Disaster Reported from Far Southern Part in
 Antarctic Ocean

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. 31.-Be- lated word has been received of a tremendous earthquake and tidal wave in parts of Australasia -Oce- anic on the morning of December 24 A wireless message from the steamer Duris to the New Guinea radio station said that after the quake a wall of water eight feet high swept the western mandated islands. The force of the water was so great at Awinn that houses and cattle were washed out to sea.
 The European manager of Awinn Island and a number of natives escaped death by climbing palm trees
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
CIVIL WAR IN
 6. Q. P. CIRCLES
 WAGES MERELY
Lucas Issues Hot Statement Replying to Late At-
 tacks of Critics

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 31.- Warfare between the Republican National Committee and Independ- ent Senators continued today with another sizzling statement from Robert M. Lucas, Executive Direc- tor of the committee, who was attacked by Independent Senators for his campaign contributions in an effort to defeat Senator Norris for reelection in Nebraska.
 Lucas also directed his latest broadside against Senator Walsh, Montana Democrat, who had com mented sarcastically on the Lucas anti-Norris campaign literature
 Tt is not surprising that Senator Walsh has come to the aid of his fellow Democrat, Senatcr Nor ris, as he did in his statement" :" declared MT. Lucas
 Nye Backs Up
 Senator Nye of the Senate Cam paign Investigating Committee, who several days ago accused the Re- publican National Committee of having a slush fund in Nebraska, and challenged by Lucas who de- manded an apology, said later that he did not have the facts to slbstantiate the charge when he made the statement.
 Commenting on this, Senator Walsh declared: "The public is not sufficiently informed about the nature of the anti-Norris literature and now Lucas had the stuff pub lished and secretly circulated an- onymously."
 Walsh Also Ignorant
 Today MT. Lucas released his broadside, retorting: T venture to say that Senator Walsh never has feac tl1G literature hat I Aarnisil- ed at my own expense, as I have repeatedly stated. It made no reference to any religious question, nor was it calculated by inference to arouse prejudice of any kind.
 By thrusting himself into the controversy, Senator Walsh has placed himself in position of coming to the rescue of Senator Nye from the situation which the North Dakotan finds himself as the result of having made such reckless charge
 Creager Supports Lucas
 Mr. Lucas today received some endorsements in the battle which continues to vex Republican or ganization chieftians. R. B. Creag- CT, G. O. P. National Committee man from Texas, moved up to sup port the Executive Director of the National Committee.
 He declared: "Norris belongs either in the Democratic Party or in some third party with whose policies his views are in accord"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
NORTHWESTERN HAS 25 ABOARD
 FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE, Dec. 31. Steamer Northwestern sailed for flask a ports at g o'clock this morning with 72 first class passengers and twelve steerage.
 The following passengers are booked for Juneau:
 E. E. Engstrom and wife, Mike Pusich, T. Hadland w. E. Feero, L. w. Turoff, V 'd baby; G. Battello and wife, datlock, M. E. Anderson, M. McCU4 mack, J. H. Newman, wife and daughter; Elm ma White, F. N. Henry. Mons Anderson, and six steerage.
 Dallas, Tex, has spent S20,000,000 harnessing the Trinity river to pre- vent floods and to solve major traffic problem.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
Earliest Jesuit Missionary m
 North Is Dead

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. 31.-Word has been received here of the death at Holy Cross of Father Aloysius Robeaux, earliest Jesuit missionary in Northern Alaska.
 Father Robeaux was 75 years of age. He came to Alaska with Bishop Seghers and found- ed the Holy Cross Mission on the Yukon River in 1884. He travelled the kuskokwim and lower Yukon many years and with the exception of one brief trip to the States for his health. made Alaska his home continuously.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
STEAMER SENDS
 OUT S0S; SHIP IS COIN 6 DOW N
4 ssoctdted eSs Photo

LONDON, Dec. 31.-The Greek steamer Theodoris Bulgaris, 2,700 tons, has broadcast an sos adding Ship sinking"
 The ships position is given as about 500 miles southwest of Lon don.
 The call for aid added: Save Crew"
 The Theodoris 3ulgaris is bound to Constanza from Hamburg.
 The liner Viceroy of India is re- ported going to aid the ship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
BOSSY IS KILLED BY HIT AND FLY
 AVIATOR; OWNER LOOKING FOR HIM

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Dec. 3I.-A hit and fly aviator is sought for the death of Mrs. E. Pinkhams red COW Lydia Mrs Pinkham found the COW in a field with large wound stretching from her T-bone steaks to the short ribs and with her back broken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
Memory of
 Woodro,U Wilson Is HOnored

ATLANTA, Georgia, Dec. 31. The memory of Woodrow Will son was honored here yester- day by the dedication of a tab let placed on the building where he established his law office in 1882. The dedication also commemorated the seventy fourth anniversary of the birth of the former President. The exercises were held in the Of- flee where, as a young attorney he waited for clients who sell dom came,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
D|PHTHERIA IS
 FEARED,TANANA
Authorities Radio for Air plane to Take Anti
 toxin There

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dec. 31.- Fearing diphtheria epidemic in Panama, the authorities there ra- dioed for an airplane to take anti toxin from here. Only small quantity is on hand at Panama, not sufficient if an epidemic de- velops. The report received here said there was but one clearly de- fined case now.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
E|NSTE|N IS
 THRILLED BY
 CAL. k|DD|ES

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec. 31.-Al- bert Einstein arrived in California today. He went into a childish thrill as he gazed upon the regi- ment of school children, in middieS and skirt uniforms singing to him from the pier.
 Beautiful illusion" he murmured
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31

ATLIN, B C., Dec. 31.-Capt. F. J. A. (Paddy) Burke, who died from exhaustion and exposure when lost with his companions Bob Marten and Emil Kading, in the Liard District, was buried Mon-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
TO LOCATE IN JUNEAU

G. Battello, nephew of P. Bat tello, accompanied by his wife, is a passeroer northbound on the steamer Northwestern coming from Seattle to make his future home in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
PADDY BURKE IS LAID TO REST IN
 CHURCHYARD IN ATLIN WHERE OTHER
 PIONEERS OF NORTHLAND ARE BURIED

day in the little churchyard here where other pioneers of the North land sleep Thus is written the last chapter of another epic of the North which for months held the interest of the outside world,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
Joftre Making Gallant Fight
 Against Death

PARIS, Dec. 31.-Marshal
 Joffre's phenomenal vitality
 carried him into the last day
 of the year despite a heart attack last nig ht which
 threatened the end of gallant fight. The Marshal appeared today to be in an
 exhausted condition and he
 sank into a state of semi
 consciousness. At l o'clock doctors said blood pressure was weak.
 =
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-31
Eleven Are Killed,
 Political Rioting

BOGOTA, Colombia, Dec. 31.- Eleven persons were killed and 20 were injured in political rioting yesterday in Capitanejo, Depart ment of Santander. Trouble arose between partisans of the Conserva- tive and Liberal parties. Federal troops are today patrolling the village and order appeared to have been restored.