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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-01
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-01

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better values than we've ever before been
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Of finer quality and more hand-tailoring IL!
every garment.
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On Wednesday, September 80. 1881. at
IN a1 at II the rssideneess. Of LEI soE-in-Isw,
VIRGINIA F. LAMAR. beloved mother Of
Bessie TImus end sister OF Mrs. Anna
leaves TO NOUN their loss host OF Other
relatives and friends. Funeral from the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. between
Q and SIS. nv, Friday. October .. ~
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MULLER, LOUIS WALTER. On wednesd,

September 30 1881. at his residence, Belts
vile, Md, LOUIS WALTER MULLER, agcd
Al years. He is survived by bis wife. Maud
G. Muller. and three children. Funeral
services by Washington Centennial Lodge.
No. u. F. A. A. M, at Hysong's par
lors. 1900 N st. NV, on Saturday, october
3. at $50 pm. 1aterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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G. F. McGILLicUDDY. Commands.
HARRIS. BENJAMIN b. F. On wednesday.
September 30. 1881, BENJAMIN B. r be-
loved husband of Elizabeth Harris Flu
neral services private, at the w W
Chambers Co funeral home on Friday. Oc-
tober 2. at II am. 1nterment Lincolnia
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80 General Nelson A. Miles Camp,
No. !, u. 8. W. ". are reoues ed
81 to assemble at 29th St and Pa
&ANN ave. NV. Friday. October 2, 1881
&S& at As a m. to attend the funeral
Of our late comrade JOHN l.
80 HARGREAVES Interment at Ar
linRton National Cemetery
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
SEC. INTERIOR WILBUR
 MAKES ANNUAL REPORT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 8, (AP)- ---- Secretary of the Department of Interior Wilbur. submitted his an nual report to President Hoover. and in so doing he emphasized the necessity for tue removal of the responsibility for local prob lens from Washing oa to Com munities in whic1 they exist.
 Wilbur looked skeptically upon the task of the department of Ed ucatiou and in his report said. at the direction of Congress an exploration program is now under way for Alaska. looking toward the development of new industries and traffic for the Alaska Railroad lie said the development of this great frontier is like that of each of the American frontiers which proceeded it. It depends upon two factors-the attraction for health and the pressure for population, the latter factor is not yet of great assistance because Alaska is still one of the great reservoirs of our natural resources to which we will eventually turn. This department is endeavoring to stimulate the development of Alaska's resources which will in time attract new settlers. The exploration design ed is to develop industries along the railroad belt and is well un- derway, but it is too early to pre- dict what may be the results.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
TUESDAY ;EL ESRAPHiCJ
NEW CONGRESS- CALLED
 TO ORDER MONDAY

WASHINGTON, Dec. s. (AP) .-. The new Congress-. born of politi- cal unrest. assembled Monday, un der burden of legislative tribu- lations, unparalled in recent years with the republicans in control of the Senate and the democrats in control of the House.
 It is expected that this congress will increase taxes. revise banking laws, create new credit agencies. end settle thousand and one other questions concerning Nat ional policies. which are only con sidered formalities.
 The organization concluded the election of Gardner as Speaker in session. Real business will begin after President Hoover sends his annual message to Congress today.
 Sixteen new senators and near iy one hundred new members of the House. presented themselves to take their oath of office. Near ly all of them are first termers.
 The democrats who were swept into office in the 193o elections just fell short of taking senate majority.
 Today's procedure is gavel rap at noon by Curtis. followed by prayer. then the taking of the oath by new senators: the ap- pointment of committees to notify President Hoover that the senate is now in session. A recess was taken until Tuesday.
 The election of speaker came up on schedule as soon as open Ing and rollcall, with William Tyler Page, the veteran Clerk of the House. temporarily in the chair. Gardner's election over Shell was foregone conclusion.
 The moratorium question is to come up soon, it is predicted by those who know.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
FOOTBALL SCORES
 LAST SATURDAY GAMES

Carnegie Tech 0. Duquesue 0, Tennessee 30, New York U. 0. Washington State IA, Tulane .s. Navy s. Penn. 0.
 Western Maryland s. U Of M. fl. Kentucky [, Florida Alabama 39. Chattanogo Q Kansas Agsies 20. Wichita U. $. Kansas s. Washburn 0.
 Missouri s. St. Louis University Missouri s, St. Louis U. 21 Nebraska 20. Colorado Aggies : Centra g, South Carolina Utah 0. Oregon State 12 So. Methodists ?. St Mary's : Washington '. So. California Al.
 At Los Angeles-The University of Southern California Trojans won their first undisputed Pacific Coast Conference Championship here Saturday by turning back the Huskie Washington team by a score of A to '.
 At San Francisco..-Th Mus tangs' the Southern Mehhodists team. went down to their first defeat of the season before tae powerful St. Mary's College team who made a successful come back ir the second half. by score of seven to two.
 At Portland Wallowing in mud three inches deep, the Oregon State team conquered the Utah University team by a score of 12 to O., It was a charity game.
 At New Orleans - Tulane's
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

TOKYO. Dec. s. (AP).-A new military drive southwestward to- wards Hsinmintun. Begins soon it was announced. against the alleg- ed bandits and other lawless ele- ments in Manchuria The decision followed the withdrawal of the offensive last week towards Chin chow and after receiving reports which said indicate that bandits We're active along the Peiping- Mukden Railroad. and Jap troops concentrating in the region of Tah'ushan and other places. within striking distance of South of the Manchurian Railway
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
NATIVE BOY FOUND

Hans Jack, native boy, aged 19, driving a team of dogs be- longing to W. J. Rowe. carrying supplies for a miner in the Solo mon river section. who left Nome se.eral days ago. was found by Frank Dignan. trapper. on the other side of Safety Lagoon. a few miles from Cape Nome after having been lost in the recent bliz gard for several days It appears from information at hand. that he got turned around after leaving Safety roadhouse and was back tracking when he thought he was headed for Solomon.
 He was prot to the Cape Nome roadhOuse by his rescuer. where it was discovered that his feet were frozen. A team from Nome is reported to be now enroute to Cape Nome roadhouse to bring him to the hospital at Nome as soon as possible. The dog tea m driven by the native is said to have weathered the storm in fair ly good shape. but some of the dogs are suffering from frost bites
 W. J. Rowe, the well known transfer man. on learning that the native driver of his team was lost, procured another dog team and started out to look for him. but owning to the fierce blizzard raging at the time. did not get any further than cabin this side of Cape Nome. The next morning Rowe started out in the face of the storm reaching Cape Nome :oadhouse and proceeded on to Safety roadhouse where he was reported today.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
ANNUAL REPORT POSTMASTER GENERAL MADE PURILC
 TODAY

WASHINGTON. Decem Der 7th. tAP)-The annual report of Post master General Brown. shows that the department lost one hundred forty six millions. sixty six thous- and one hundred and eighty nine dollars last year. This is almost forty eight millions more than the gross deficit of the previous year.
 He recommended that the two cent letter rate be raised by half a cent when the letter goes out Of the locality where it is posted j; this he says would bring in fifty million yearly more.
 He also recommended that he be authorized to contract for air mail service thruout Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
VOGEL OF NOME
 PASSES AWAY IN STATES

In telegram received late yes terday by Conrad fenney from Roy Stomp, at Seattle, it is learn ed that Charley Vogel of Nome. died at 6:3O Monday morning at d Puyallup Sanitarium.
 Another wire Received today, states that Mir. Vosel's sister, Mrs, C. Ehman of Rustic lodge. Minn.. arrived at Seattle December first. She will take his remains to her home for burial. Funeral services will be held at Puyallup, Wash ington. December 9th. under the auspices of the Masonic lodge
 No airplane activities today. due to stormy weather
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
300 CHINKS KILLED BY LAPS
 .AIRPLANE BOMBING

TOKYO, Dec. s. (APD .Advices from Mukden report that three hundred Chinese were killed when Japanese airp!anes bombed kung- tapiu. southwest Of Mukden. and are confirmed by dispatches to the Rengo News Agency and authori- tive quarters. It fs also admitted that Mukden headquarters are planning new campaign in the direction of Chinchow and that the bonn ping killed only Chinese bandits.
 Further trouble is indicated by war office reports that Chinese are rushing their defense works at numerous points. and is it said that if another drive takes rlace, the military are of the be- lief. that it will probably be a major operation. lasting for sev- eral weeks. as there are 45.000 Chinese troops in the Chinchow and Ranking regions.
 China will not comply with the Japanese demands that she evac- uate Chinchow Official spokes- men said that Chinese troops will be ordered to resist in the event that the Japs attack.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
OF DOLLARS
 WORTH FURS TAKEN OFF DRIFTING STR. RAYCHIMO
 NEAR Pr. HARROW

PIT. BARROW. Dec. g. (AP)- Using dog sleds dragged over cracks in the ice by ropes and to pull themselves over huge ice bergs. O. D. Morris one of the marooned passengers of the S. S. Baychimo. Hudson Bay Co. ves- sel. with three Eskimo trappers. managed to recover ten bales of furs from the craft which was locked in the ice during the early freeze up near Wainwright. and which disappeared in storm recently. only to reappear again a few miles o1 Barrow. drifting into the main Arctic Ocean.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
$2a,5 800 asked for Nome Harbor

WASHINGTON. Dec. '. (AP)..--
 Major General Lyle Brown sent to the Budget Bureau his esti- mates of money needed for Rivers and Harbors work for the next fiscal year He came to Congress calling for sixty million but fifteen million was cut from the original request. It included request for twenty two thousand five hundred dollars for Nome Harbor mainten- ance
 The total for Pacific Coast i'm provements asked, was one million eight hundred and ninety eight thousand six hundred and fifty dollars, For maintenance purpo- ses Of projects S2.6l6,300.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
MONDAY
TO RETURN TO MISSION
 PLANE WITH FUEI. OIL

McGRATH. Alaska, Dec. 7.(AP) Brothers George Fehes and Mar tial Lapeyre. left Tacotna Sunday ca their return trip by dog team 10 their mission plane with fuel and will take of again as soon as weather permits. The Broth CTS were brought here Friday by aog team drivers. Charles Har- land and Charles Gobel.
 The Brothers said they landed the Catholic Mission plane on a wide area near Crater Peak where the motor lost momentum. They tried to check the motor but the snow was too deep and soft. They said they suffered from the in tense cold as they had no blank cts and aslo ran short of food and were unable to find the sup plies dropped from the air by Pilot Harry Blunt, who loca ted the plane from the air. because the bundles were dropped too fa, from the plane. the being waist deep and we had no snowshoes They burned the fuel left in the plane for cooking and to keep from freezing.
 Contrary to the first report.the plane is unda maged Gobel is accompanying the Brothers back to the plane, which is 30 miles west of Tacotua. it is expected to take two or three days to make the trip due to soft weather.
 It is undecided whether they will fly to Tacotna or Holy Cross when weather will permit them to take of
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
SAY PREPARATIONS MORE THAN GERMANY
 CAN PAY.

BASEL, Dec '. (AP) Arm ed with bundles of figures and sta tistics. Germany's financial states men are prepared to begin anoth- CT exhaustive attempt to show the world that her war repara- tions are more than she can pay.
 Sessions of the Young Plan Ad- yisory Committee will begin today (MoadayD
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
UNEMPLOYED TO MAKE
 DEMANDS OF CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Dec. s. (AP)..-- From nights sleep in warm bill lets. fifteen hundred men and women arose. planning to make demands for unemployment insur ance. on the opening day of Con- gress. by mass demonstration on the plaza fronting the capitol. with attempts of present. ing their demands on the floors of the senate and house. It was timed by the unemployed. who gathered from ali ends Of the country to greet the legislators as they assem bled at Washington. The demonstration then marched to the White House and thence to labor headquarters,
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
LAPS POSITION UNCHANGED

PARIS. Dec. 9th, (AP)-..It is understood that the objections of the Japanese government to in tervention by and third party in the hIa1churian dispute, remains unchanged. A deadlock over the control of the proposed Neutral Zone, is still unsolved.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
GANDHI SAIuS FOR HOME

TOMBSTONE. England. Dec. : tAP) -.-Gandhi. India's maA of iron. sailed for 8oulogne. enroute to Paris. he was physically eI- :austed and mentally weary. but he refused to call his trip to the Round Table, a. failure
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12

green wave. jerked its football banner to the top Of the mast, thereby stepping on National cha mpionship soil, Saturday. by de- feating Washington State by score of 2S to 14.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12

bridge match with Mr. and Mrs. Ely Culbertson. I.enz and Jacobs were 1715 points ahead when the play was adjourned at 12:55 A. M. The play will be continued tonite when three rubbers will be involved in g hands.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
NOTICE

NOTICE
 .Ia or1or tAat subscribers Will not 10 delayed h reoetving tho Sat1r- fay Nugget, several houSs Eate, 1t will be necessary that all changes of regular advertisements be in this office nOt later thanE F. M., Thuesdays, to insure poblica- ton h tho Saturday issue. Other wise tho change cannot be made until the next issae.. .-.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12

express and passengers. weather permitting.
 Pilot Jones of the Alaskan Air ways. is reported to be help up at Candle on his return to Nome. by bad weather
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
FORMER NOMEITE DEAD

James B. Ivory. a well known former Nomeite. who for many years was associated with James Halpfn's mining activities in this section. died recently in Oakland California, according to letters re- ceived by his friends in Nome
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
WEDNESDAY ;TELEGRApAic,
AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Hans Mirow of the North |ern Air Transport, returned to Nome today from Fairbanks via Koyukuk station on the Yukon river. where he spent the night. The plane brot quantity of first class letter mail and capacity load of express packages. Pilot
 Mirow had trying trip. travell- ing by compass he travelled at an high altitude until he reached FL dorado river where he came down from the upper strata to find the snow flying in all directions. Lo- eating Cape Nome and the road house he continued on to Nome. making perfect landing in the blizzard which was raging at the time Many sourdoughs look up when they heard the plane over Nome and said. they thought that planes could not travel in a storm like this, yet they howl if the mail plane does not come thru.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
BRIDGE CONTEST ON

NEW YORK. Dec. Sth, (AP)- Tuesday night. sidney 8. Lenz and Oswald Jacobs, won two of three rubbers played in their hundred and fifty rubbers Of contract
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12
NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE

One Train each Week. Train arrives Fairbanks each
 Thursday. 5 P. M. Train Departs from Fairbanks
 each Monday. 8 A. M Boats leave Seward Wed AM
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12

Nov Air Mall Envelopes nov on Sale at the Nugget once.
The Nome nugget., 1931-12-12

Pilot Vic Ross flying Northern Air Transport plane, is scheduled to hop off tomorrow morning for Fairbanks, with the U. 5. mail,
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
LA COMPANIA GUIANA DE
iELECTRICIDAD DICE QUE
NO E REBAJAR LA
TARIFA

Habana, julio 6.-La COM
panfa Guiana de Electricidad,
seg1n su presidente, Mr.. Gait
lin, esta preparando un docu-
mento para demostrar al secre-
tario de gobernaci6n que lie es
impossible rebajar la tarifa del
alumbrado publico.
Seg1n Mr.. Cattlin la empire
sa no puede actualmente reba-
jar la tarifa.
En- varias parties de Cuba exis-
tie IN boieott contra Ia .compa-
mia, por sus elevados precios.
Muchos establecimientos y ca
sas particulares estan ahora
asumbrandose con petr6leo v
carburo. Ell prop6sito es impo-
ner una rebaja en- la tarifa.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05

FL mismo automovil y los dos
mismos cubanos, pocos dlas des-
pues tuvieron la misma "des-
gracia', ell mismo accidente, EN-
la carretera que une a st. Au-
gustine, la ciudad de origen es-
panol, donde todos los amos sc
honra a Menendez de Aviles, y
Jacksonville, la "reina' del no
roeste de la Florida.
Los dos hombres renegaban
de su mala suerte, de las ca
herias tupidas y de otras CO.
sas, cuando pas0 un autom6vii.
A un tempo los "estancados'
hicieron senas a los dos hom.
bres que en- el viajaban.
"Probablemente no deten.
dram la marcha-dijo un0 d.
los cubanos. Creeran que so.
mos miembros de la partids
de Capone.
! Pero el otro coche Sc detuvt
Y ell "roto' ingles de nuevo en-
tr6 en- "funciones."
Estaba a seis millas de dis
tancia la mas cercana "gaso
linera" y era probable que nj
pudieran mandar un mccain
co.
lAlguno de ustedes quisie.
ra arreglar la decomposition
cobrando por su labor? aver
tur6 uno de los cubanos.
Uno de los americanos, sir
decir NADIA, empez6 a trabaJal
en- ell carburador, en- los tubos
en- Ell tanque del combustible }
..... de nuevo ell motor empezf
a funcionar.
Hacia falta gasolina.... Los
dos hombres partieron en- ST
"maquina" y media bora mas
tarde habla gasolina para e
pequeno tanque Interior.
Los cubanos estaban dispue!
tos a pagan y muy satisfechos
Pero los americanos no que.
rfan dinero...... Frases de agra
/ decimiento de los cubanos... J
cambio de t~arjetas.
Fran dos funcionarios del go
bierno federal que Sc compade-
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
I~NAUGURADO Ell EDIFICIO
DE LAS JOVENES Girls
TIANAS

Ell hermoso edificio de las
J6venes Cristianas fue inaugu-
RADIO en- la tarde de aver, asis-
tiendo a la ceremonial mas de
$50 personals.
Pronunci6 Ell mas importan-
te discurso, hacienda historic
de la organization, la Sra. M.
NJ. Lander, secretaria de las
J6venes Cristianas de Jackson
Vile.
En- uno de sus parrafos la
Sra. Lander dijo que la nueya
casa es una ofrenda al progre-
so de los ideales cristialos.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
HA EMPE0RADO LA 81
TUACION ENTIRE ROMA
Y Ell PAPA

Roma, Julio eel Gobier-
~ de Italia estima que la en-
cfclica publicada por ell Papa
en- relaci6n con la Acci0n Ca
t0lica, ha venido a empeOrar
la situaci0n entire la lglesia y
ell Estado, creando nuevas de-
ficUltades Y, por 10 tanto, ha-
ciando east impossible ell que Sc
llegue a una rapida negocia-
ci6n entire ambos poderes.
Ell Gobierno Sc mantiene en-
silencio, pero existe ell proyec-
to de una nueva campana edi-
tolialista de los peri6dicos de
Italia en- contra del Vaticano.
Sc tiene entendido que 81 ell
P2ra responde a esa campana
con una de sus acostumbradas
notas, ell Gobierno lie c~ontesta-
RI icdiendole que la enciclica
es la causante de la misma, to-
da vez que ha creado una i'm
preston desafortunada.
Cualquiera que sea la acti-
tud que adopte el Gobierno,
esta sera determinada por I'm
Conseio del GabinetG que Sc e.
fectuara ell jueves.
Fuentes fidedignas asegu-
ran que de ambas parties Sc es-
at evitando una actitud preci-
pitada, que ell Primer MinistrO
Mussolini no sc saldra de su
posici6n y que ell Papa Sc man
tiene en- la suya alegando que
la iglesia continGa sufriendo
pefsecucloneS.
La e~nciclica motive de esta
nueva situaci6n anormaI fue
enviada a Paris y %publicada en-
esa cuidad IL horas despues de
haberse reproducido en- el pc
ri6dico el Osservatore Romano.
FL Gobierno Italiano sostie-
ne que ell documento es un alta
que al fascismo y ell Pontifice
asegura que es solamente una
defensa de la Iglesia.
La actual posici6n no ha
cambiado. La Acci6n Cat6lica
continda disuelta.
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
FUSION DE LOS CONFER
CIANTES Y VENDEDO-
RES DE AUTOMOBILES

A partir del dia de hoy fusio-
naran sus intereses la Asocia-
.ci6n de Vendededores de Auto
movies de Tampa y la Asocia-
ci6n de Concentrates, quedan-
do la oficina de ambas bajo Ia
direction del secretario L. A.
Roos.
Los detalles de la fusion Sc
terminaran manana.
Aunque mezclando sus activi-
dades de negocios con las de los
comerciantes, los vendedores de
automobiles no perderan su
identidad como organization in
dividual.
Para facilitar la fusion re-
nunci6 el sabado su puesto Ell Sr.
Houlihan, secretario de los ven
.dedoreg. IA
La gaceta., 1931-07-05
Ell Tenor Utrera
su ventura.

Hemos recibido la grata vi
sta del tenor cubano ST.. Adolf
fo Utrera, quien ACADIA de l.e-
gar a esta eiudad despues de
realizar brillantisima tournee
artistica por Cuba y Mexico.
Ell joven Utrera Sc encuen-
ira de paso entire nosotros, ca
mino de Nueya York, hacia
donde Sc dirige para cumpln
contrato con la Compania dc
discos Columbia"
Nuestro amabie visitante es.
pera deleitar a la colonia lati-
ma desde uno de los c~oliseos de
esta ciudad, al igual que 10 hi
ciera desde los escenarios de
los teatros Roxy y Paramount
de Nueva York.
Deseamos tan grata oportu
nidad.