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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-04
LES CANAD|ENS WIN FIRST OF
 HOCKEY GAMES

CHICAGO, Ill, April f.-The Les Canadiens of Montreal, opened last night in defense of the Stan ley Cup and defeated the Chicago Black Hawks by score of 2 to l.
 The Canadiens made goals by C.. Mantha and Pete Jepine.
 The lone goal for the Black Hawks was made by Vic Ripley.
 Angels Camp Cal, built a 30 py' 50 foot frog pond to cultivate jumpers for its annual pioneer eel ebration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-04
GooDBY HELLO GIRLS

PARIS-All of Paris will have automatic telephones by 1886. They are being installed gradually, some sections of the city having had them since last autumn. l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-04

Old papers at the Empire office.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
CAPPER FLAYS
j. 8. PAY GUT

Opposition to proposed cuts in
pay of Federal employees was ex'
pressed by Senator Arthor Cap
per (R) of Kansas, in a radio ad.
dress last night over station
v &c.
Senator Capper said Govern
menS employees are not paid too
much for what they do and
pointed out that many could OBJ
tain more money in private busi'
ness.
He expressed an opinion that
Congress was not ready to com.
NIT the United States to "the
shameful prartice of wage cut
Hs1oR." and urged Washingtonians
to take a hand in building up
opposition.
Earlier in the day, Represen-
tative LaGuardia CR) New York,
was roundly applauded when he
declared that any attempt to cut
salaries of Government employees
would precipitate the greatest
fight that ever took place in the
House
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
NEGROES VExED ATG O.P.

It is said the Williams affair
is only the beginning of a fight
which confronts the Republican
party on the colored vote.
Another source OF dissatisfac-
ton is the scarcity of political
appointments to negroes by the
Hoover Administration. Up until
the present time only one major
post has been given negro, and
that as minister to Liberia.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
West Coast AirnlGiL
ROUting Is Extended

The Post Office Department
announced yesterday that an ex-
tension of air mail service over
the transcontinental route be-
tween Chicago and San Francisco,
so as to operate from Omaha via
Sioux City. Ia, and Sioux Falls,
S. D., to Watertown, S. D., will
become effective January Is next.
The extension will be 259 miles
in length.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
Annapolis Denies
1t Has Vice DenS

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 17.-That
Annapolis is not in the same cate
CORY with other portions of the
country where vice dens thrive.
say resolutions adopted by the
city council.
The resolutions were in answer
to recent attacks on vice condi-
tions in the country launched by
Judge Robert Moss. Of the Anne
Arundel circuit court.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17

The probable boiling of the
Republican party by negroes
throughout the country is being
discussed in local colored politi,
cal circles.
The trouble arises over the
seating of James Arnold, white,
as national committeeman from
Georgia in place of Mrs. George
Williams, colored, who has held
the post for several years.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17

Two lawyers and a legal re-
porter, al. colored, faceo false-pre
tense charges toda following
their arrest by headquarters detec-
tives who said they were selling
copies of what they claimed were
the examination questions v
being propounded by tr District
bar.
The men are Theodore Brad
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
North Beach Citizens
Elect w. T. Jennin0s

William T. Jennings was chosen
president of North Beach Park
Citizens Association at it's meet
ing last night in the Hay.Adams
House.
Other officers elected are H. B.
Tribby, vice president; E. M.
White, secretary; Marie Wool.
nough, corresponding secretary:
DR.. E. T Stephenson, treasurer;
and j. Bruce Lyons, trustee.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
FACE BAR EXAM FRAUD|

ford, 26, of 1922 G st. N. E.;
..gar Merritt, IS, of 815 St.
N. w. and Albert P. Scott, 33. OF
1921 T st. N. w.
Police say the men had
scanned past examinations, col
lected the questions, and printed
them under this years date, then
attempted to sell them to law
students for $500 copy. One OF
the students informed police.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17
H0SPIDOR ELECTED

George A. Hospidor has been
elected president of conference
Of the st. Vincent de Paul So
ciety, recently formed at the rec
tory of the Assumption Church,
in Congress Heights. James A.
Mentges is secretary and John
Quinn. treasurer.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17

streets. For it enables you to make a rapid
gear-change from high back into second,
without slowing down the car.
Then, suppose you want Free Wheeling.
Simplypress saconvenient button on the dash.
Thereafter, and until you pull the button
out again, you Free Wheel. Every time you
remove your foot from the accelerator,
you coast along with delightful gliding
sensation. And every time you want to shift,
you do so with never-to-be-forgotten ease.
But these two big features are only the
start of long list of improvements in the
new Chevrolet Six. New and finer Fisher
bodies, styled, finished and appointed like
custom coachwork. A new stabilized 'front.'
end construction-whichg gives fine feeling
of steadiness while travelling over rough
roads. A 6O-horsepower six-cylinder engine,
20 per cent more powerful than before
much ivelier, even smoother-and capable
of 65 to 70 miles per hour!
Combined with this new performance is
matchless economy of operation and up
keep. And finally, to emphasize Chevrolet's
position as the Great American Value for
1892, the prices on these cars have been set
as low as $475, f. o. b. Flint, Michigan.
The Washington times., 1931-12-17

HNE of the biggest driving thrills
in modern motoring is now avail
~ able at one of the lowest prices
in the automobile market. Syncro-Mesh
shifting is combined sOith Free Wheeling in
the netU Chevrolet Si1.
This is the first time that these two out
standing inventions have been brought
together in low priced automobile. Syncro-
Mesh is recognized as the most advanced
type of transmission ever developed by
engineering science. Free Wheeling is that
new, up-to-date sensation which adds so
much to the zest of driving. The two make
amatchIess combination! They bring about
an entirely new kind of driving ease and car
control. They give you quick, quiet shifting
and complete mastery of the car, under all
conditions. They enable you to do things
in driving that are impossible to do in a
car without both these features.
Suppose you prefer to drive in ''standard''
gear, without Free Wheeling. Syncro-Mesh
enables you to shift from low to second,
second to high, and high back to second, with
uncanny speed, silence and precision. This
ability is particularly desirable when de-
scending steep hills or travelling slippery
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Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-17

Seattle Ice Cream at ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-17

Developing. printing, enlargins and framing at SYLVIA'S.
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ECONOMIC DISARMAMENT

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 16. (4) Protective tariffs were strongly denounced in discussion of trade barriers by the American Com mercial Conference. F. Laverras, delegate from the Dominican re- public, called upon the United States to take the lead in "econ- omic disarmament" as they did in the Naval disarmament.
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DINO GRANDI TO VISIT U. $

ROME, Oct. 16. (P)--Dino Grandl, Italy's foreign minister, like Pre- mier Laval of France, will visit the United States for a general discus sion of the world situation, it was announced. Preparations for a gen. eral disarmament conference next wear also will be discussed at Wash ington by Italian Minister Grandi, who will sail with his wife aboard the liner Conte Grande, Novem- Der T.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-17
SELL LOCOMOTIVES

WARSAW, Oct. Is. P)-A num- Der of brand new American loco motives are being offered for sale to the Polish government for 40 per cent of the original purchase price. The locomotives are to be sold by the Russian government which has found out that it has not the track and the condition of the track is not suitable for the use of all the locomotives originally purchased.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-17
IMMIGRATION OFFICER

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 16. (P) President Hoover appointed Ed ward Corsi, native of Italy, but now a naturalized citizen of the United States, as commissioner of immigration at Ellis Island. He succeeds B. Day, who resigned two weeks ago.
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KODIAK NEWS
(By Special Correspondent


 Westward, the realm of bananas. takes it's way. Today, October 10, the mercury shows 54 degrees above in the shade at Kodiak Jack Frost has not, as yet, blasted the most tender plants. Cattle are waxing fat on the surrounding hills, and the past has proven that no one need shudder at the approach of winter that never comes.
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 A woman in Sumpter, Calif., re- gently talked herself to death in a marathon preaching contest. She preached eight hours. That is an untimely death for woman. Most women would be going strong after such brief spell of talking. On the contrary, if women should all enter upon silence marathon, the grim monster Death would o'er- take them in far less time than that. Kodiak has none such. ;: :. j; <
 A very pretty wedding recently occurred in the romantic little vil- lage of Old Harbor, beautifully nest 1 led at the feet of the still verdent towering hills of Kodiak Island, when Mary Inga became the lovely bride of Ray E. Krautter. Father N. P. Kashevaroff, priest of the Kodiak Greek Orthodox Church, performed the ceremony which was witnessed by a great number of he residents in the neighborhood. Mrs. Krautter is a beautiful young lady, prominent in the social af- fairs of Old Harbor. MT. Kraut- ter is a leading merchant to the Westward from Seward, is post master at Old Harbor, licensed fur dealer, besides being engaged in the fishing industry. During the construction period of the Alaska Railroad, he occupied the import ant position of storekeeper at Tal- keetna. His friends are legion and will all be glad to hear he has shaken off the letters of bachelor dom and became happy bene- dict.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-17
Planes of the Pacific Interna-

Planes of the Pacific 1nterna- tional Airways, making scheduied flights out of Anchorage, have been delayed from making flights to the Westward and the KuskokWlm re- gions owing to the storm raging the past few days. The company had two planes in the air but found that the conditions would not per- init safe flight.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-10-17

Eagles Cafe, which had been op- erated by William Fraser, has been reopened under new management. Mrs. Josie Sandvick, pioneer cafe woman of Seward, proprietor of the cafe, is the new manager.