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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25
ARGENTINA STARTS
BIG ROAD PROGRAM
Largest Highway Develop.
ment in Nations History
Is Commenced.

And now comes Argentina with Q
plan to put the unemployed into useful
service. During days Of business de-
preston the nation is about to begin
the largest highway development in the
country's history.
To Build 900 Miles.
The plan contemplates the construc-
tion OF 900 miles of hard-surfaced road.
one OF these highways is to be built
from Buenos Aires southwark to Bahia
Blanca. the great grain export center.
The length of this road viii be about
400 miles. The other road win extend
from BuenoS Aires to Cordoba, nearly
500 miles northwest of the capital city.
Bahia Blanca is one of Argentina's
most progressive cities, and during the
past 20 years has advanced from small
proportions to a place of more than
5000 people. Its cluster Of three
modern ports handles a vast tonnage
OF grain sent annually to European
nations.
Cordoba, on the other hand. stands
In billy region Of the country, par
ticularly picturesque. 1t Is one Of
Argentina's intellectual centers. its uni
versity dating from 1913. The national
observatory 10 located there, and this
TACT mas caused the city to be called the
Argentine Greenwich" Every year
thousands of tourists are to be found
at Cordoba's fine hotels and health re-
sorts.
VIII Cost Millions.
The construction Of the roads from
Buenos Aires to Bahia Blanca and to
Cordoba VIII cost millions Of dollars.
Funds must be supplied to the corpora
ton that obtains the contract, and road
taxes will be collected from those who
use the highway. A gasoline tax is
also expected to supply more than
100000 annually. The work is I'M
portant from many angles. When I'm
ished it will become a long section Of
the great Pan-American Highway.
Argentine engineers and road special
lists and Argentine labor will be largely
employed. Road-building machinery and
equipment will be imported.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25
MULTI-MOT0RED CARS
Prediction Made by Auto Experts
in Research Bulletin.

The next forward step in motor truck
transportation in the United States
probably will be multi-motored vehi-
Gle capable Of hauling from two to
three times the load which present-day
motor trucks carry, yet offering greater
protection to the highway over which
1t travels, according TO predictions OF
automotive experts made public in a
bulletin issued by the American Re-
search Foundation.
THE multi-motor principle already
has won favor In the airplane industry"
the bulletin points out, and all signs
Of the motor truck industry now point
in the direction Of multi-motored, duo
drive units"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25

The auto uses more than S,500,0oo
tons Of steel annually and pays one
fifth Of all steel workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25

$4,000 Oil Wells Drilled.
Approximately $4,000 oil wells were
drilled in the next United States In 1879.
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Facts and Figures Concerning Autos
Reign In Washington, January 24-31
Eleventh annual show.


the Washington Auomotve Association,
Whitney
of
Exhibits including $50 models the auditorium floor
exhibition hall
show will today until 1890
will 1880 m. 1890
Goldmans
space number HANDLED and dealer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25
GASOLINE EVAPORATION
Experiments Made to Eliminate
Waste Due to Handling.

From refinery to filling station gaso-
line undergoes constant handling and,
because Of the necessity Of conserving
the product during the months of
lower consumption against the big de-
mand Of the Summer months, is fire.
quently held in storage for considerable
periods.
Gasoline, being a volatile product, is
subject to evaporation, and various
methods have been devised for han
ding and storing it in steel tanks to
reduce this loss to minimum.
AS part Of general study of evap-
grafton losses, the Petroleum Expert
ment Station, maintained by the United
States Bureau Of Mines and the State
of Oklahoma, at Bartlesville, Okla has
started a series of observations on bulk
storage tanks. These tanks will be
under study for about three months,
during the hottest part of the year,
when evaporation is greatest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25
'ellion against monotony

THIS year Franklin again blazes a trail in the
L motor industry that is attracting thousands of
new Franklin enthusiasts.
Motorists searching for progress rebellng against
the monotony of "new models, unchanged in
principle year after year, are finding in the
airplane-type Franklin the most advanced engi-
neered and designed car-becduse it is Gir-cooIed.
Like the airplane, Franklin is unbound by preced-
ent, and as result has been able to cut the
shackles of set practice. The 1881 franklin is
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the really nesO car to be announced this year.
In franklin there is motoring comfort reaching
sheersluxury. Performance from an air-cooled
engine which produces the greatest power for size.
Performance smooth, steady, quiet, that
riding is like gliding-8O an hour seems like so.
Here is with airplane streamlning, air-foil
tenders, slanting clear-vision windshield, air.
plane instrument board, airplane materials, and
a Overlooking, longer bOdy-the living spirit of
freedom and flight. Modernity of engineering skill
is coupled with modernity of styling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

SAksLr--ABIV IMUGMSs
S SIMsyE sy1Iy - 1oN "a $3.50 s: Al son
lie Motcr Co. New W Yor qua ave- m NV ''sh-
c coED "A euiss ss es .s st. SGsy
FORD ls1s HEAVY DUTY, Zee body: COM
plsteIy overhauled; euaranteed; one OF the
fsns s sS~ g. .css Nsa 3 YoIk essy
CHEVROLET LIGHT DELIVERY. panel body,
1875 dssndy tires: tood nschanicsI condi-
lion LION. see this truck e Si25 before ron
Motor Co. Sszs ' CO "a ave gar N 'fA0s' O"eh'
FORD 1891 IA. duaI-wfeeI, i3i-inc6 stake
From new s SnTao :. e e ssd
n Sss' Co. ss S:a easy york ir IS. trade
CHEVROLET I1GHT DELIVERY. iS3s-Fe-
real buy tor some one ore saas; small nail down 10
ovens Motor cS. ssaS ca 0s ". car in trade.
SSyHnd .an,ih ns panel 6cdy whole Job has
mechanical Condition. peTfeef tires A real
s sarssn q sas Ho.n SeFs ss car in
pletely reconditioned, fully guaranteed: spe-
eiak s295; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co..
GUARANTEED BARGAINS.
q, NJ G. 1891 model; 7l!a-ton; dual ppeu-
months sea- 81 s is 'aAs O0as' e'linder'
REQ 3. 1873: 1Ia-ton; elosed cab; stake
body; pneun1atics; perfect; $3.50
G. n. C.. S-t0n; bet and dump body; sa7s
Model A 1929 light defivery s235
fl75
Intsrnstional. 7ls-ton; pneumaties; Ions
chassis: $3.50
Auto Car. 4-eylinder; 4-ten: 1I2s.
White two GOOD Jobs: as q sf2s
starter: &aa5
Intern5tionaL l-ten; pneumaties: SIS.
1ntefiati0naL s4-t6n: pneunfatics; SIS.
Auto ear, = cylinders. tons; cab & good
bodzi. geenmatie tires sssoe.
Plenty OF other sood barsains in trucks
and cars.
Robt. Herson's Auto Exchange,
100 fla Ave. NE. es3-Sss Fla. Ave. NV.
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fCentinue6.l -
"a Sso1 rS Sg;g.. eGoM D1Es HI
pElgAts her,s. z41s iekh nv. 2e.
c6NVkNlEHT. ATTRACTIVE APANTMENT
sls sss ss e sna ~ ssR ne 80
WANTED, j on CON1ENIAL GIRLS TO
s ssn zdarsss s ON hnihs sssT oss ~
Win kItshan: semi-privats bath. h-wh- gss.
eIee.; near downtown.
FKIvKTE HOME. skCoND TE66IE IHf.EE
Marylana ave. ne.
400 Iifh 81. sE--TlfREK LARGE ROOMS.
perch gas. slectrieits. beat and bath; no
9is II 81. NJ .. ROOM APT9.
nissly fsSnished for houseketpsns; h-N.h.
aca; sisah. Spacious house "a apt. re- re-
NEE cogple; 80. Aise room. coy. North
sslf M sA W eb $500 .1 sFi ssn e ro STm
fitohen. priyase beth.
i4a1 BELMONT sT. N.W.--CIIKEREUL 5nd.
sss zn III saTss s.d ADAMS sss@ @ ana e.
s0z4 ILLINOIS AVE- NWg-3nd FI.Qoh:
y nS hlss es PEE 1o TsS pr'vsss 'ss
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; QUIET. CON-
;;99stss bath. continuous not water; sarase.
1880 WEMlILY; 1RTfkE FLOOR, RMS.
viIs S SssS; iS 81 M M.t hss ssTi q e',.
hs St sR ,!is Yd i;.s nj RI; ;s; Ss. sda'
w VA ss,h Two -, qIN Iss 70 SEARE APT
call any time. Adams sss8
coNozEIAL YOUNG LADY 70 SHARE
cal AFTER nm ss frvns 81 st. eG nw ADJ
40 Mass, Avn. Ew1-Two MOONS ron
iisht housekeeping; semi-priyate BATH. Net.
LIVING KooN, SED NOON D1NrNo NOON.
xlsSnen' t P1lsans si sssh hrst heor SOS
edrsn saRsn s' sask poreh Mes soas
f sls sDss Sstsh,as farnS1N ssyel ssd
room; ~ week or mo-; feesonable; cont.
1850 PARK AD-.wELL HEATED: LYING
bath. front and back p0rches.
124 d ST SE--3 ROOMS KTTCHENRTTE
and priv. bath, brisht and airy; reasonsble
WANTED CoNGKNIAL YOUNG LADY TO
snare small apt: win another az eonyen-
i : a. cs|l after : Pm. 1857 Irving 81.
SOUTHEASTERN EXPOSURE, OVERLOOK
Ing Rock Greek Park, In refined home; large
modern KITE fisehe n scfetsd pG nese nsrax. s
PARTY. GOING no CALIFORNIA. would
rent attractive, completely furn., 8 roonlss
perch, kitchen, bath apt: bfby or4ud. radio,
ete.: one IL Washinetonfs finest apt. hottest
giYsn ssid resuifed. ciey. Ii 81. nernfnSs. z7s
1873 MqNRoE N,w:1-l !, en- Eaas KITcH 3.
seNtheEn exposure; translent or perm anents
yural.ssl.ssal IS, ssnsls,. l s sssEsiss, man
30 ~ NW-i zaD F60EztS AM
kitchenette, conveniently located; .auiet
neishboThcOd; reasonabls rates. Apply -
no1se& ~
1900 cTRAHD N.W-fbRN15HKD pRIvATE
apt, 3rd floor; aicove, bed-sittinR room, dtns
Ina room, kit, bath. gas. elec.i 241sSe
.LANGE Outside ROOM NICELY FUR.
nished; kit, semi-batl. inst. h. W. a.ra.i.t
no children, 1446 81. NV.
Nv m. BED RM., 81. 81 AND PORCH.
nicely iurp larss yafo Hn 81 .,,, Aps.
Electric IefIifsfatine units. AAlsea Wyats
Apts. s5z6 ca. ave- sec NJ. Cd: 1853.
zoos 18th sT--oNE no THREE RooMss
Kitchen, bath, MurNay bed
t4z.s0 70 s1s.
l44t HAKYANp 81.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath; Frisidaire;
n
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8 ALR--AuTOMoBrLEs.
500

500 500 500
Preparatory TO moving into
our new home, we recently
held a highly successful re-
moval used-car sale. And no
doubt you have heard some of
your friends tell of the SPLEEN
did values that came their way
while this big sale was in prog
ress.
Now. we have still further
pleasing news for you.
Due to the ever -increa sing
popularity of the Greater Hud
son Eight and the equally great
Essex Super Six, we have ae-
cumulated another splendid as
sortment of reconditioned cars.
The prices range from 500 10
$1,000.
We have determined TO put
on a rapid FIRE sale OF these
cars and swallow our losses
with 4 smile.
OUR PLAN Is THIS:
Beginning August goth and
lasting for ten days we will
give
500 500 500
ON any car that will run TO
our sales room under IFS own
power. to apply against a sale
of sos or over. And our terms
AS LOW AS 81 WEEKLY
cannot help but please you.
So. be wise, cali early and
get the cream Of the pick.
Remember, the sale started
August Goth and will continue
for ten days only.
LAMBERT,
THE HOUSE or CONFIDENCE.
USED-CAR DEPARTMENT.
1901 14th.St., at P. Decatur 3o0(
ALWAYS OPEN.
500 500 500
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SALE--AUToNfoBfLEs.


PEERLEss 1923 CourK.E Rumble seat: exx.
ssss sisc. We irwin III Nv -
PLTMogTH 1879 Sport CDUpE. ,sNC: y,,l1;;
euAfanteed. Barnes Motors. lT2e 18th.
PLYMOUTH SPORT CoUPE-only 1852
easy terms; new tires. Nolan Motor CO..
cfanicsi condition, recently reprinted, up
rss icr sfs st fesn Worth great deal
more easy terms II necessary. 1852 Woodiey
pl. NV. Col. 1915.
The dark ereen and black LACQUER finish is
in good condition; the n0hAir upholstery Is
motof Oc Etc fts al GOOD and GOOD for sSss
Lee D. Butler, Ine' Champaign st. at kalo-
sTUDEBAKER 1880 c0uPE-Tnis car IS in
gSoys III merit; sgeeiaiIy, + Rrisss; 's!s: terms
Dscatur sllo, open eysninfs and Sunday
sTUDEBAKER PRESIDENT SEDAN. 1851
Es1s zsTr V sTn s.ds hs lssess
and perfornanee Ssek LACQUER with ehros
trunR raes. etc'; eo-day snaransse: sI,sso
lee Z: Butler. Inc, chsmpiain St at Ksio-
and ID d1e Condition; only Sfs down. bat
aflce one year. Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL lsth
WHfPPFF i55s COACH: GOOD PAINT ana
tires res exselisnt nssshsnicsI sSadition; pc
s sor t tSaa NsN xs az s ssEn NV ansis MO
WHTPPRT 1893 SEDAN, $3.50. great little
car that offers lot Of smart, peppy trans-
sSins can ss stressed Sseas SH is IN ni
cof1dition throughout. splendid buy ct
s osss n sss' and ST Ss, sa sss vest S
WHTPFET EPORT COACH. JS5g--New Duco;
fine tires. all extras: only s1ee. Nolan Mo-
tor Co.. I'LL 18Th 81. NV.
k3S II ST. NV. every Wednesday and Satuf-
day, 10 SIN. Usually . food as1ortmeHlt.
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CEIRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
SPECIALS

I'm GUARANTEED CARS"
1881 FORD coNyERT1SlE corPE !. ss4s
1850 PACKARD SEDAN. ............ies $50
1891 FoRD ROADSTER, W. w.. 4ss
1913 oLps SEDAN, ...............,. ass
1879 cHRYsLER rs ROADSTER eos
1880 FoED FoRDoR SEDAN .......... cas-
1929 GRAHAM -PK1oE SEDAN. ....... $50
1897 wrLLYs-KMoHr 7oA SEDAN -. s7s
1899 PLyMcUTH COUPE. 7ss
1880 cHRYsLrR % COUPE. ". W.. ess
1877 BurcK coUPx. ................... ass
1880 cHRYsLER II COUPE, s w. w. I1so
lszs cHRYsLER 81 SEDAN .......s... ass
1879 OAKLAND SPORT ROADSTER. ass
Many Others.
Fl. b. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1919 14th ST. NV.
North 6s26.
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OWENS MOTOR Co.
6323 Georgia Ave. Ga. 0i00
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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S325.
NASH SEDAN.
Late u. Al condition; besns sold on sc-
count OF death OF owner. North s06s-W,
100 st. ne
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STANLEY II. HORNER,
1918 & I'LL 14tk. Nat. $500.

l0l5 & I'LL 14tk. Nat. $500.
1890 Hudson 8 Coupe ........ S45
1929 Stude Comd. Sedan ..... 7o5
1880 Ford Sport Coupe ..... SIS
1910 Buick Victoria De Lake. l,075
1923 Buick Standard SEDAN. 4o5
1929 Stude. Comd Sedan. 7o5
1923 Hudson Brougham. ...... $50
1880 Ford Town Sedan ..... 425
1927 Packard 6 Sedan. ...... 4o5
1929 Buick Master Sport Road. 7es
1879 Essex Sedan. ......... DS
1923 Nash SIP. Sedan. .... 456
1876 Cadillac 3l4 Brougham 49,. A5
1871 Buick Pass. Sedan .....l 800
1929 Buick Master Sedan. -. go
1879 Buick Pass. Sedan. - $50
1927 Buick Standard Brougham. 37s
1927 Buick Master Sedan. . $50
1928 Packard DE Luxe Phaeton / 000
1923 Buick Master s-Pass Cpe. 675
1928 Buick 7-Pass. Sedan 49,. o.:
5tG27 Stndchskcr Dicta. Sedan. 325
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-26

'obdE RoADsTER-New battery. me
Tres; 500. Nolan Motor Co., I'LL 18TH
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1911 HANVNND ST
2 rooms. Kitchen and bath; Frisidairs;

rooms. Kitchen and bathi Frisidatrs;
resident manssef
9 SITS. NV. 1fen8 EAtioMff e1ez. On the
edge 81 benufifuI reaenac F6fk, within easy
waikifle distance Of Lincoln Memorial, new
Memorial Bridge, tnH Whlte House. and cen.
trail Government dep4FtsAeh4S Completely
fsirnis7sSd hot1ekeeBlno &pGftnFnts. INCLUDE
ing General Ei6efffc f6zIf6eFatof9 electric
fans table silver ana linen. also hotel ro0m1
with bath, BIZ day, week or month. Here ~
the place Tor comfort coIfyenience ana
economy No DOS or eats 81 Wild parties
i14f HANVAND ST NV
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1923 FORD SPIT. COUPE, $z23.

Cars ike this don't stay on our doors
long. New paint. extremely clean interior
Compare and you'll buy; t1z5: your car iii
PARKWAY. 304O NJ St. NV.
Open Fiehts 4 All Day Sundays West eisi.
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TUDOR months old, 2.l0o
q, discount s, . .t from ma c 9to Phone
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EES isSs SoA SRI s sski ,rsd pe val SR
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$40 SPORT ROADSTER; Al condi.
ron9iiont: fully guaranteed see u
1e 81 special. S44e; easy terms TIL
atnr "a. 4 New York ave. nv.
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ToRb 1850 PHKETON: best Of condition
throuaheut; this ear has had the best OF
care and Is real baTEatni 1858: easy terms.
TRIANGLE Motor Co. New York ave NV.
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|oboE i5zf TYPE eEDAN-ofay Dvcol
ne tires. Only sss. Nolan Motor Co.,
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DfRD COUPE, latest 1850
ed; excellent condition; like
aeritlcei barsain; terms. Col
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DODGE sTEFpHRD SEDAN, is5s-oriGi.
nal paint excellent: interior yery clean; seat
c0vefst GOOD tires ana q dependeble motor
only sae2; terms. PARKWAY $3.50 M st.
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{ 1919 sEDAN--Rgn very little; viii
~ ffr oTff9 f9aa. fafa 18th.
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ESSEX 1870 ROADSTER snappy little
car IN excellent condition; very sporty IN
terms Warkeid Motor Co. il5o Conn. ave.
NV Decatur Sii0. Open evenings ana
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"a sEpAN. We. n eseaHsssui re;
een. DEiya y % appreciate II; $500 lsls
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tou1 Traded car
M Tee o. But
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nE:;s.i
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Nolan Meter oo,, iii 18th 81, NV.
EsSEx, CHALLENQ ER ,coAch- Duco. blue;
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Cool, Attractive Rooms.
room ana bath rs low as tt1
weekly on SO nl6n1hly
14fo0i1l suites With private bath.
beginnfne at &ob monthly.
Ftiil hotsi fsfYice s4-hoaf SWITCH
beard ana elevator Ssaetops and
hsautifulls furnEshed lounge and
lobby. Cafe.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

still moored at the FiShermen's s Dock on Salmon Bay, but gradual ly vessels are being shifted into Lake Union, where they will be safer and will remain until the strike is settled. The task of guard ing the large fleet of schooners has fallen on the shoulders of Lee Chapin, agent of the Salmon Bay Terminals of the Port Commission and his staff. Chapin has been agent for the Salmon Bay Termin- alS since May 1. 1914, ad knows about as much about fishing yes sels as the most seasoned of hail but schooner shippers.
 A veteran of the halibut fleet is Capt, L. P. Sjong of the schooner Mars. who has been a fisherman on this coast for the last 20 years. He has been in the Mars since 1919, 1! fishing out of Ketchikan and Prince Rupert. He is planning to man his vessels from the ranks of the vessel owners and head for the banks despite the strike.
 The owners and the fishermen are deadlocked and there is little hope of settling the strike. The controversy is over fishing terms. Both the fishermen and the own CTS made demands. The fishermen say a lockout has been declared. The owners say the fishermen have been on strike since January 20. All negotiations between the union and the owners have been called off.
 The 1881 halibut fishing season saw only a few schooners on the banks. The seventh closed season became effective on November l6 last year. The North Pacific hali- but fleet consists of 300 ships of which 200 make Seattle their home port.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03
WINS LETTER CONTEST

M. s. Whittier, pioneer of AL aska and chief deputy U. s. Col lector of customs for the Terri tory, with headquarters at Juneau, was the first prize winner in the Alaska Washington Airways letter Writing contest, which has been concluded. The letter writing con- test was on the subject, Why Alaska Needs Air Mail Service,'' and the airplane company receiv- ed dozens of responses from in- terested AlaSkans says Stroller's Weekly.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03
OWNERS MAN FISH BOATS AS SEASON
 OPENS OV PACIFIC
STRIKE STILL ON; MOST OF FLEET TIED UP; LABOR
 DIFFICULTIES

In an effort to break the strike Of 1,6O0 Seattle fishermen which has tied up nearly 200 halibut Schooners, owners of the fleet are manning craft with recruits fro mther own ranks and heading for the banks off British Columbia and in the Gulf of Alaska. Own ership of some of the schooners is represented by half dozen men who are experienced fishermen.
 Among the vessels that have sailed from Seattle recently, says the Seattle Times, for the banks, are the schooners Aleutian and Sunset which headed for the Gulf of Alaska, and the Argo, which will fish off British Columbia. The Aleutian, Capt. Nels Peterson, car rled four men and the Sunset, Capt. John Hansen, has an equal number. The Argo, Capt Andrew Nelson, has five men.
 Fifteen schoonerS are on their way to the banks representatives of the owners said.
 The major part of the fleet is
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03
PRISONER RECAPTURED

PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar. 2. P) U Louis Lanard, who participated in the Arizona state prison delivery, was captured at Glendale, Arizona. 10 miles west of here by Sheriff J. R. McFadden. Lanard was the fourth to be retaken of the Is men who scaled the prison walls during a baseball game and escaped into the desert.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03
NOTICE

The Belmont Trading Company will shortly open for business as traders in all kinds of merchan- disc, new and secondhand, at the old log house on Fifth Ave.
 Joe Holman
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

Crying Myself to Sleep" one of the new song hits, for sale at the Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

Seward Gateway wsnh ads sss.
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DEBT PAYMENTS
STOPPED IN BRAZIL
Adverse Market Conditions
Blamed for Complete.
Moratorium.
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, September 49,
Applying the recent partial mora
forum on foreign debts. the government
today made public communique an
rouncing payments had been completely
stopped pending creditors agreement.
Inc action was ascribed to adverse
Brazilian conditions ard to the desire
to avoid further depression OH the ex-
change.
Early this month the Brazilian gov
eminent announced a moratorium on
sinking-fund payments on all govern
ment external bonds with the exception
of the coffee loan of 1922 and the ster-
ling funding loans of 1898 and 1914.
Under the moratorium sinking fund
requirements were to be deposited in
Brazil pending relief of pressure on for
eign exchange. Brazilian bonds OUT
standing in the United States are esti-
mated at about $l50,000,o0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
Bankers Not Advised.

Half Of England's taxes on motor
vehicles now go to the treasury and
half to the road fund.