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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Oscar Seagle Concert.

OSCAR SEAGLE. baritone. Of New
~ York will be heard in song recital
here Wednesday afternoon, November
IL, In the Chinese room Of the May
flower. Mr.. and Mrs. August King
Smith, with whom Mr.. Seagle Is aSso-
ciated in their Studio School, are send
ing out invitations for this first con-
cert appearance of oscar Seagle IN
Washington this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Hour of Concert Changed.

II ARTHUR SMITH announces that
the Philadelphia Orchestra's con-
cert which was scheduled to begin at
$50 o'clock has been changed until
s:45. this new hour insuring late diners
plenty of time in which to reach Con-
stitutional Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

Nine. Won Unschuld,
Mus. Dir, interna-
tionally known Plan
list, Author and Ped
agogue, has gained
her enviable reputa-
ton solely by SUI
perior work. People
say: IF you want to-
achieve something 60
and take lie S S o n S
with Nine. Won I'm
.schuldp" Or: II have
been told to. come to
you because ur
pupils show such ex-
cellent results" All
o t n e r musical sub
jects are instructed
by Professors OF the
Rama high standards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Announcement

THE dates for the salon Sutro"
i at the Carlton Hotel are an
nounced for:
Friday, December IL, at
o'clock, Colonial program.
Friday, January 8, at 4 o'clock,
Walter Kramer, composer.
Friday, February 20. at
O'Clock, DR.. Howard Hanson, COM
poser.
The assisting artists are to be
announced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

Theoretical and LANGUAGE courses are open
to any music student and the general
public
Harmony, Music History, CounterpointsA
half s :ehSOi year ;;:.,;:i'.i:::::.'''$ls'oo
half a school Observation-Disclosures. S25. %
Degrees for Artist and Teacher Course.
Preparatory School Affiliated for Children
and Adults,
Inauire , 70 6, 1914 Gel. ID. MN.
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Won UNSCHULD UNIVERSITY
OF MUSIC. Inc.

Mime. Marie Won UnSchuId, Pres.
1914 Columbia Rd. NV, Phone Col. 6265.
Ttpenty-Sepenth School Year
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Australian Gold Output Shrinks.

SYDNEY CP).-The output Of gold In
Australia in five years has fallen from
SIS, 800 900 to 100000. Ten years ago
the value was $27275, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

Gladys Marks. soprano; Howard
Moore, baritone. and Esther Spier gave
a short program of music at recent
meeting of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club at the Women's
University Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02

X
FRANKLIN ADAMS, who is-as
all "coG yaShingtonians
know-counselor of the Pan
American Union, has written an
article for the October issue of
Musical Advance which, even at
this late date, it seems essential
to speak of. It is Mr.. Adams
who is responsible for the inter
esting programs of music that
emanate eitba- within or without
tbs handsome Pan American
Building, and he has done more
to bring North and South Amer
icas together than many a VEN
arable diplomat. In this article,
which he has called indigenous
Nusic of Latin America and It's
Modern Development" Mr.. Adams
reminds his public of the vital
part that music plays in these
Eouthern regions, so much so that
this art is given governmental aid
9th a luxurious hand. He says
OF this, Conservatives Of music
exist in many countries and the
zloSL talented of graduates are
provided, at government expense
with a scholarship for tuition in
recognized musical centers OF
Europe. This may account In
cart for the great number OF
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
SEvENTY-FOUR ..
 CENTS ITEM IN .
 AMONG MILLIONS
BATTLESHIP WAS l1 PER CENT COMPLETED WHEN OR
 DERED SCRAPPED
WASHINGTON, Dec

WASHINGTON, Dec, 8, (P)- Only 74c, but M had a place among figures in the millions in Secretary Adams annual re- port
 Construction of the battleship Massachusetts was M per cent completed by the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company. Quincy, Mass, when it was scrapped un- der the Washington treaty The Navy could not pay the bill un- til 1928, when it sent $3,907 ,6a6.- B.
 Bethlehem found the cost to be only s 9o7,635.58, however, and remitted 74c..#
 The refund just missed being counted in last year's report but it has at last been included with sums aggregating s5OOoO,- 0OO The rest of the money was spent for construction and for scrapping of five combat ships.
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0F RUSSIANS -
 G0NSpIAAT0AS Y.
 SENTENCED T0 DEATH
SOVIET T0NFESCATT ALL OF PROPERTIES RFF0NGTNG
 PRISONERS

MOSCOW. Dee..8. 0#'i-HIive of the eight engineers who were tried on charges of conspiring against the Soviet government, were sentenced toM death and the three others sentenced to 1O years imprisonment and confis- cation of all of their property
 Those sentenced to death are, Lenoid Ramsin, confessed leader of the conspirators; Victor Lar ichey, Nikoai Charnovsky, Ivan Kalinikov and Alexander Fedo- tov.
 Thoe sentenced to prison were; Vladimir Ochkin, youngest of the group Serges Kuprianov and Xenophon Sitin All confessed fully as to the truth of the charges. #
 LATER: The death sentence was commuted to 10 years imprison- ment .
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
SW|MS MILE IN |CY WATERS AS
 BOAT FOUNDERS
TRAPPER NEARLY LOSES HIS LIFE IN RAGING SEAS
 NEAR KODIAK

If one can imagine swimming a mile in the icy waters of Res- lurection Bay at this time of the year with the winds heaping the waves about. an idea win be eon- veyed of the narrowing exper- ience of M. S Hoover hardy srapper of Kodiak. who nearly lqst his life in "a wreck near MiII .Bay light recently
 HQover. with d small gas boat and a complete outfit including his trapper's license, had started out from Kodiak for some is- lands to the north where he ex- pected to set out his trap lines.
 He ran into heavy weather go- ing up toward Spruce Island in a place famous for it's heavy seas. He struck reef off Mill Bay and the boat went down taking everything with it but Herb The waves were breaking over the reef so there was no asylum there. He struck out for shore a mile away and finally made it, although exhausted.
 After making land there was no shelter for man or beast; his clothes were wet. he had no mat ches and an icy wind blowing. He was in one h. of a fix, he said. So he decided he'd better start walking the nine miles to Kodiak He did that in the dark ness and finally arrived after much suffering.
 He even lost the trapping III cense I had given him." said Commissioner Stowe of Kodiak speaking of the incident. I'm go- ing to give him another one when I get back, if he wants to take another chance"
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HIS GIRI COMPLETES Har AIR FLIGHT BY
 SIN|MMING ASHORE

CANTANIA, Italy. Dec, 3, tH)- 7vinifred spooner 23 year-old British aviatrix, diyed into the Tyrrhenian Sea off Bel Monte Calabro, near the toe of Italy's aoot, on an attempted record light from London to Cape Town, South Africa.
 The plane kept afloat and af- -er waiting for some time with Ter co-pilot, Captain awards, for aid which did not appear, the plucky girl set out to swim for shore, two miles away.
 She reached land safely, but ~as completely exhausted Tn The meantime Ewards had been rescued by a fisherman.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
STEEL COMBINE |S AGAIN UP FUR
 ANNUAL FASTING ATTACK ON STEEL TRUST HS LED BY SENATOR NOR-
 RIS, NEBRASKA

WASHINGTON, Dec, 8, (Pl- Tn addition to both Houses of Congress planning to carry out President Hoover's supplementary message to Congress in which he proposed an appropriation of S15O, 100000 to be distributed at his order among various fed eral agencies as an emergency fund for accelerating public works in the government fight on unemployment, bills have been introduced to carry out the recommendation
 Moves were made in the Sen ate for study of the antitrust law, preparatory to revision, and for investigation of the price of steel announced by subsidiar- ies of the United States Steel Corporation and quickly follow ed by other concerns, including Bethlehem.
 An attack on the steel trust" was led by Senator Nor ris of Nebraska.
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AGAINST FAsC|sTs POPULAR
 NEW ITALIAN GAME

ROME, Dec, 8, Comics sion of the part she played in an alleged wid es bread plot against Fascist leaders, was made by Mrs Lillian Vernon de B0siS, 62, native of Syacuse, N. Y.
 Italian police asserted the con- fession was made Saturday She formerly lived in Boston and St. Louis and is the widow of the Italian poet Adolfo de Bosis
 Twenty seven others in social and intellectual circles were ar rested with her.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
MINING RIGHTS IN ALASKA DETERMINED
 BY COURT APPEALS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 3, (P The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed the Alaska federal courts opinion in favor of the Alaska Handy Gold Min ing Company which was sued by the Chichakof Extension Gold Mining Company to determine alleged rights of the Alaska com pany in land the Chichakoff had patented.
 The lower court held that the Alaska Handy had improved the claims in 1918 and 1919 thereby holding a greater title
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
CRAZY MAN LEADS
 GANG DRAMATIC
 RELEASE MAN|ACS
LEADER OF DELIVERY SAID TO BE YOUNG INSANE
 BURGLAR

NEW YORK, Dec, 8, {P)-Three armed desperadoes made dar- ing and spectacular raid on the MatteWan State hospital for the criminal insane and bore SIX dangerous maniacs away with them to freedom.
 The fugitives with their res- cuers headed for New York City eluding hundreds of State troop ers anA local police along the way and are believed to be at Urge here.
 Every peace officer within a radius Of 100 miles has been en- sted in the hunt The leader
 of the delivery was recognized hy guards as being William Nell son. young insane burglar who, himself escaped from the insti- ute about a month ago
 He and two armed companions backed up six guards. then aided
 le six frightened patients into waiting auto and sped away rith them.
 The delivery was made much r the same manner that Harry N Thaw, millionaire slayer of stanford White made his escape rom the same institution in l913-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
oNE TIME JUNEAU " PASTOR CALLED BY
 DEATH IN MISSOURI

KANSAS CITY, Dec, 8, R- Rev. Samuel H King, 68, who es- tablished the first white mission at Juneau in the gold-rush days, will be buried here today. He died Saturday at elsior Spring, Missouri where he went last year
 He retired last year as a Presbyterian pastor. For three years ne conducted services at Juneau in a log hut called Nor thern Light" He returned to Alaska in 1928 to the dedication of a new church built by mem bers of the congregation which from his mission.
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GIVES OPINION

LONDON, Dec, i8, (R Testi- flying here before a board of in- quiry into the wreck of the diri- gible R-101 in Northern France, Dr. Hugo Eckener, master of the Graf Zeppelin, expressed the opinion that the disaster was due to a leak in one of her gasbags which caused her head to become
 neavy, and to dive
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H0N 10Es HE KNOW?
 HE HA5H'T THr.RE.

NEW YORK, Dec, 8, tPl-The carcass of the animal found in Alaska ice and reported to the American Museum of Natural History, is probably that of a small whale, Pr Chas Bunnell, president of the Alaska College stated in a telegram to Bernard Brown, cu1 or
 Brown said the specimen found floating in Columbia Bay is ap- parently from the Cateacean whale age. It is a small whale and nothing indicates prehistor- ic origin
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
WHY TALK FARM
 OVER PRODUCTION
 AID BUILD DAMS
CHIEF TASK WILL BE TO PRE- VENT TOO RAPID, ARA
 BLE ACREAGE
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Dec, 8, (P)- Secretary F=Ede pronounced the federal reclamation policy in consistent With present. efforts to curtaiI farm production
 In fls report to President Hoo- ver. the Secretary said 4it is a serious question whether in viaW of tae existing over production in agriculture it is advisable to promote Agricultural expansion through irrigation and drainage.
 Studies of our land require ments which take into consider ation the available land areas, ne continued, the probable growth of population, the trend in consumption, technical pro- gress in agriculture, and foreign trade prospects indicate that the present need is not agriculture expansion but contraction.
 For a decade at least our chief task will be to prevent too rap i'd an expansion of the arable acreage"
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COLGATE SMOOTHLY
 W!sks ID VICTORY

NEW YORK, Dec, 8, (P-At the charity game between Col gate and New York University, 10000 spectators saw Colgate ain ' to 6. New York drove a touchdown the last minute of play but the kick was blocked by Orsi, Colgate end who scored ln the first period on pass from Hart.
 Mac Aulso kicked Colgate's extra point.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
TWILIGHT TRAGEDY

Domestic tragedy in the tWi- light of life overlook MT. and Mrs Jerry Callihan who were granted divorce last week in the district court session at An chorage. Callihan is 30 years of age and his wife almost as old He has been a barber of Anchor age for years where they have lived. Quarrels over their respec- tive property rights is said to have brought the parting.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
MAY SPLIT MELON

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec, 8, (P,- Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com pany directors will meet Wednes- day to discuss inauguration of dividends on common stock. The rate will probably be 400 annu- ally.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
WORLD WIDE

RANKING, Dec, 8, R-World wide communication was an nounced by the Nationalist gov ernment when the Shanghai San Francisco direct wireless sta ton is opened. The government will control cable landings on China'S ShrOeS.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
CARNEGIE TECH WINS

PTT-TsBURG, Dec, 8, (R- Carnegie Tech defeated Wash ington Jefferson 26-0 at the charity game here. Three touch downs were made In the last quarter
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-08
HOCKEY SCORES

Portland 4, Tacoma ?; the game was played in Portland and by this win Portland took the league leadership.
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THIRD TIME FAILED

NEWPORT, R. I. Dec, 8, P- Richard WI Child, writer, dip plomat, was divorced by his third wife, Mistress Eva Sander son Child She charged cruelty.
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FOOTBALL SCORES
Colgate ', N. Y. U. 6.

COIBALE N, N. M. U 6- " Navy 26, Pennsylvania o.
 Carnegie Tech 26, Wash. Jeff. 0 w. Maryland T, Maryland 0. . Notre Dame 27, So- Calf. 0. Georgia U. l3, Geo. Tech 0.
The Washington times., 1930-08-25
1KILLED. 6 HURT
IN AUTO SPILL

An empty liquor flask found in
the wreckagee of the automobile
In which one man was killed and
six other persons seriously in.
3ured when 1t plunged into a
bridge truss at Twenty-eighth and
K Sts., N. W., resulted in a
charge of investigation being
placed against James Vernon
Clatterbuck.
Clatterbuck was seriously In
Sured when the car hurtled into
the truss and a police guard has
been placed over him at Emer.
Gency hospital.
Raymond C. Wenttang, 81, of
the first block seaton Pl. N. W.,
and employe of the Postoffice
Department, was killed instantly.
; The injured are. Raymond C.
Wenttang jr.. 26; Margaret Went.
tang, %; Edwin Wenttang, %;
Catherine Totten, q, and Joseph
Owens, of the 1900 block Belmont
st. N. w.
None of the injured persons
could give a coherent account of
how the accident occurred. They
will be questioned later and an
inquest will be held in the death
of Wenttang.
The Washington times., 1930-08-25
PARADE STARTS
CHURCHFETE

The tenth annual carnival Of
st. Gabriels parish viii open to
night on the church grounds at
Grant circle and New Hamp
shire Ave. N. w.
A parade of decorated floats
of Washington commercial houses
will feature the opening. The
line of march will start promptly
at 7 o'clock from Rock Greek
Rd. N. w. and Georgia Avenue,
thence to Grant Circle via New
Hampshire Avenue to Illinois Ave
nue. to Sherman Circle, thence
south to Seventh Street to Web
ster Street.
st. Johns Cadet Corps and
several bands will be in the
line Of march.
The carnival this year viii con.
tinue nightly to September D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
ARSON PLOT IS
 .C0NFESSED;TW TWO. c CHILDREN DEAD.
Four Plotters Are Under Arrest" Brains of
 Group Sought

CHICAGO, IL, Dec 22-T h c deaths of two children are charged to four men who have confessed to an arson plot. The fifth plotter is being sought as the brains of the group.
 Harry Goldvarg, butcher, lost his shop last Saturday. He told the police business was bad and he hoped to collect $3,800 on $500 worth of fixtures"
 Gcldvarg named Jacob Tatelman restaurant owner. and Jack RosoW waiter, and Martin Board as impli- cated in the arson plot.
 The children who died from burns suffered when the fire spread to their home were Jerome Israeli son, aged and her brother Hom- CT, aged years. The mother, Mrs Dora Israelson, is in the hospital suffering from severe burns.
 9atelman and Rosow said they started the fire with gasoline. They said they got $50 in cash and a $75 note from Goldvarg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22

the northeastern Pacific and in the Pacific States extreme have fallen most of South ern most elen most of the Interior and tn Territory and the western portion of the O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
DENIES SOVIET CONNECTS MAKE
 EXPORT GOODS
Woman Editor Visits Seat tie and Corrects
 Popular Views

SEATTLE. Dec. g. After a speech last night in which she denied Russian convicts produce goods for export, pr Anna Strong, Editor of the Moscow News, Eng fish language newspaper, is enroute to California on a tour Of the United States. She is the daugh- ter Of Q former Seattle minister.
 pr. Strong said Russian canvicts receive the same pay as other la borers and all products are used at home. She said the Russians are SO enthusiastic about the five year industrial plan" that even Une children are saving bottles and paper fer industrial use. The naae- -ants still own their own land which -has been merely merged for '- operative and mutual protection
 Dr. Strong will return to Russla Via New York City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
DIDNT POSE AS KNIGHT

PLYMOUTH, England, Dec 22- Wilton Bramwell, arriving here aboard the Mauretania, denied he posed as a Knight in his marriage with Barbara Buffum and insisted his identity was known to his bride who knew his occupation. He said he would rejoin Mrs. Bramwell in America. Bramwell said his brides parents forced him into calling himself a Knight. The wedding was one of the social events of Worcester.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

George Shottc~ or Hoonah, en- tered St. Anns Hospital late Sat urday for medical treatment He is seriously ill
 Joseph Manila, boxer, arr.ved Saturday on the Admiral Farragut from Ketchikan He will be-; a. Q New Years smoker here
 Richard Lander is a patient for a brief while in St. Ann's Hos- pital He underwent a sllgnt saf- gical operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
ISLANDER GOLD
 AGAIN ELUDES
 SALVAGE CREW
Operations Stop for Win ter and Title Buoy Is
 Put Over Wreck

For another Christmas at least the gold on the ill-fated steamship Islander, which sank 29 years agt off the southern end of Dougla Island, will remain locked in tht | barnacled craft on the floor of tn. sea, more than GO fathoms beneath the surface. The treasure seeker: who have been trying for thret years to raise the sunken wealth have suspended their efforts for the winter and will not resume opera tions until next spring.
 A bouy has been anchored over the wreck to comply with United States law for the preservation of salvage rights. The barge Bremer ton, aboard of which is the div ing bell and other equipment, was moored yesterday in Oliver Inlet, five miles distant, where 1t will be kept safe from destructive storms until needed again
 Two Will Watch Buoy
 Capt. c. A. Hayes and Raymond Wiley, both of whom have been prominently identified with the wealth regaining venture, will re- main with tke Bremerton and see that the title buoy stays in place.
 Russell Clithero, one of the largest financial supporters of the enterprise, and most of the salvage workers left for Seattle late last week. Capt. c. H. Wiley, who de- vised the bell that has been used to explore the wreck and who has done most of the diving through cut the entire period of operations, is still in Juneau, but he and Mrs. Wiley are expected to leave for the States soon after New Years.
 Last week moving pictures were taken at the scene of the wreck by Fred Ordway, Juneau photographer, and additional pictures of the same kind were taken by him today.
 For the purpose of the pictures today the diving bell containing MT. Ordway was lowered over the side of the Bremerton in water 30 feet deep at Oliver Inlet, and he took views of Captain Wiley and Captain Hayes, dressed in rubber suits, as they walked around the bell in the clear water at the bot | tom of the Inlet.
 Bay Weather to Continue Suspension of operations on the wreck was occasioned by stormy weather, which will continue with frequency throughout the winter Estimates of the gold on the Islander vary between $500,000 and $3 100000 Several thousand dollars worth of gold and few diamonds set in jewelry have been recovered from personal effects in explored staterooms, but the safe and strong boxes of the vessel have not been located.
 The craft, carrying large num- Der of miners from the Klondike with their seasons cleanups of pre- cious metal, sank suddenly in Sep- tember, 1901, with known loss of TO lives. She was insured by Lloyds of London for $1,000,000 The insurance was paid, but it's amount, in the opinion of many persons, is not indicative of the treasure aboard the ship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
MILLIONAIRE IS DIVORCED :

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 22.- SMrs. Dorothy Winchell Keller, 40 syears old, obtained a divorce here from Samuel Keller, 45 millionaire sreal estate man and grandson of Captain Ava Bradley, on grounds 2 of gross neglect and misconduct. sThe action was uncontested. . Mrs. Keller received s55,ooo in @cash. and s2.000 month for life {. unless she remarries.
 : She won custody of the children ,Doris, IA, and Winchell. 12. The boy will receive s400 a month until he
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22

is 21- or finishes college, and the girl the same sum until she mar ries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
TIE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. g, f93o.
Tue Weather
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau

By the U s. Weather Bureau Forecast for Juneau 22 Tuesday; souheasterly
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
REPORT REDS
 NOW ON RUN

CANTON, China, Dec 22.-The Provincial forces are credited with defeating Communists threatening an invasion of the northern part of Kwangtung Province. It is said the outlaws have been drive n northward into the Fukien Prov ince.
 Reds attacking Shiuchow have been scattered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
BRIDE ESCAPES
 FROM HOSPITAL
Developments Revealed in Marriage with Sup
 posed Sir

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 22.- Barbara Bramwell. committed to the State Hospital following her wedding last Monday to Sir Will ten Bramwell, who turned out to be a stewards clerk on the liner Mauretania, escaped from the hos pital last night. She jumped lS feet from a window of her private room to the ground and sped away.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
BAGS SAVE CLERKS TIME

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 22.-Retail stores can save 389 per cent in cost and 59.1 per cent in time of employees by substituting paper bags for wrapping paper and twine according to survey made in sev- en typical Boston retail department stcres under direction of the Cham Der of Commerce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-22
NEW OPERATOR HERE

NJ c. Hunt, from Seattle, arrived en the Admiral Farragut Saturday night and this morning began his trick at the Radio Station. He will be attached to the regular Signal Corps force in Juneau.