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FOR RENT

Furnished house close in $35 per month. Urbach & Valade
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from Resurrection Bay would have been conSiderde an excep- tional year.
 The company paid out for can nery supplies close to $6,500; the unfortunate part of this is that not more than $500 went to local merchants.
 But where Seward lost in the bill for supplies they did very we'll from the labor item which was in excess of $4,5OO, all of which went to Seward.
 There are many disappoint- ments in the fishing business, also many things that will ad- just themselves in the future and lit will not be remiss to mention a few at this time. One is the extravagant taste of the Aneri- can people which is such that they permit the eye to govern their tastes in many items of fish diet and as result the fish, ermen are forced to waste many of the finest fish caught from the sea which means that only one kind of fish are forced to bear the burden of the fisher mans entire outlay; this in turn works a hardship on both fish, erman and consumer. There is hardly fish caught in the wat CTS of the North Pacific but which is edible and could De placed on the market at a very low price if the public would buy.
 Another item is the waste of spawn fish which are being caught in the streams, there IS no doubt but it would De wise government policy to close the streams above tide water as is done in the bay. The fish that are caught in fresh water, as a rule, are not the best of food, and if it is necessary to catch them for animal food, the fresh water streams should be closed the same as the various bays.
 In the streams slose to can- neries, as this time, any individ- ual can catch all he wishes pro- viding he does not sell them, but how is anyone going to prove that the fish are sold when all
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JUNEAU
 GIRL ID MARRY

MT. and Mrs. Al Lundstrom an nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Irene MI Lund- strom to Kenneth Warehouse The wedding will take place in Juneau, says the Juneau Empire.
 Miss Lundstrom is one of Jul neau's popular young ladies and was born and has passed her life so far on Gastineau channel She is a graduate of the Juneau High School and Halls School of Com merce in Seattle. Alt present she is a member of the forest ser vice staff.
 MT, Warehouse is we'll known in the city, a resident for the past two years. He is electrician at the Alaska Juneau mine.
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WOMAN's CLUB CARD \. PARTY DECIDED SUCCESS

Thirteen tables of bridge and whist were occupied Saturday evening in Odd Fellows hall where the Seward Womans Club gave a public card party for the benefit of the Seward Library fund The affair was a splendid success and aided considerably toward solving the financial diff faculties of the future for the future.
 Refreshments of ice cream. cake and coffee were served.
 Four prizes were given, Miss Sylvia Sexton capturing first prize among the Ladies and MS. Gullufson, second. For the gen. tlemen, Leon Urbach won first and H. s. Balderston, second.
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that fresh water fishermen have to say, when questioned, is that he is catching them for a friend, just to be a good friend. This question, however, will adjust itself in time and quickly, if each interested person will lend their good will and not try to block any future proposed laws to cover this subject. ..#
 Over $3,5OO was spent in a new building, boats and fishing gear, and to rearrange the cannery.
 With these figures and thots as expressed, E. L. Sweek, an of ficer of the Seward Fisheries, "has the utmost confidence that if the human element in the de- velopment of Seward will not falter, the city win continue to grow and prosper, for Resurrec- tion Bay and the waters tribu- tary to it, will ever be ready to give up its wealth in fish.''
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CAVNERy REPORT
tContinued from Pass onel

tContinued from Pass onea
 said, to admit they are slow sel- lers especially during a year when the finest quality of fish are a drag on the market
 One king salmon was brought jn that dressed 55 pounds and it was we'll forth a trip to the cam nery just to see this fish; they well deserve the title of king.
 In all, the cannery packed over 4,1O0 cases of salmon and had the fish which the plant ship ped frozen, been canned, also the fish salted by the Paulsteiner Sea Food Market and those ship ped by the San Juan, there can ce no doubt but that the total
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FLORY DUE TUESDAY

Chas. H- Flory, Alaska Commis- sioner for the Department of Agriculture, is due to arrive in Seward Tuesday evening from the Interior where he has been conferring with Alaska College authorities and Biological agents. Mir. Flory goes to Washington, D. C. next month on his annual of ficial trip.
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The Gateway is informed by many that special thanks should be given Mrs E. RI Harwood, and those assisting her, for their wonderful success in staging the Bean Feed for the Library fund.
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List your labor wants with us we will endeayor to secure for you the help des1red. Phone Adams 126 or c4Il at the M & W Club, Seward, Alaska.
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WHY AND WHAT F0R

Admiralty Island Named by Vancouver in 1794, it was for merly Khutsnoi (bear island).
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Classified Advertising

RATES-Fifteen cents per line
 Count six average words to line. Minimum charge go cents. first insertion, 71a cents per line for subsequent insertion.
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HELP WANTED-Sch0ol boy for delivering orders; Frye Bruhn Meat Market.
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Have you heard Betty Co.,, Ed I Love You so Much" records at the Alaska Shop?
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WANTED TO BUY

have sent us discarded jewelry, old gold, false teeth, bridges, crowns, silver, platinum. diamonds, antiques. Mail yours today Money mailed promptly. Goods returned if offer refused. Uhler. Sta. E. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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horn -rinn glasses with bows near railroad yard round-house; soc, the price of this notice, takes tem away.
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Christian Science Quarterly on sale; Alaska Shop.
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Phone fer HorIunH,s Danish Ice Cream and we will deliver Candy Cottage.
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LOST-Pair of eyeglasses about week ago. Return to Gateway and receive reward.
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And Now You Can Heas

y A 4 Here 1t is alt last. .. The greatest orchestral tour de force of the generation transformed into lively fox trotl The sinuous, seductive music of Ravel served up to ballroom taste. It's THE Record of the hour and it's R VICTOR disc, of course. Come in and hear it! Bolero-Fox Trot (Ravel-Arr. Salinger-Shilkret) La Seduction Tango (Nocotn NAT SHILkRET AND THE
 VICTOR ORCHESTRA
 No. 2257I, lo-inch You're Driving Me Crazy!- Fox Trot Thinking of You, Dear Fox Trot RUDY VALLEE AND Ills
 CONNECTICUT YANKEES
 No 22572, lO-inch Loving You the Way Do Fox Trot (from the Musical Comedy, Hot Rhythm The Penalty of Love FoS Trot (from the Musical Comedy. ~Hof Rhythm
 BERT IowN AND Ills
 HOTEL BALTIMORE ORCHESTRA
 No. 22568, l0-inch ? Am Only the Words, You Arc the Melody-Fox Trot from Fox Picture, ''Just Inagine") There's Something About All Old Fashioned Girl FOX Trot Qrom Fox Picture, ''Just I0ragtne'') WAYNE KING AND
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MODERNIZE YOUR HOME '

Funds invested in changing old homes for new depends on neither weather or market tendencies for high returns. Comfort, homeiness that fits your pre- sent personality, revived zest for liv- ing; those are your dividends, paid daily. We shall be glad to discuss your renod- cling plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Bridge Officials
Get New Orders

Orders TO allow free passage into
Mexico during hours the internal
tional bridges are closed were re-
ceived late yesterday BY w. s. Neale,
deputy c~olleC-Jr or customs n
Brownsville from Roy Compbell. COL
lector. with headquarters in San An
tonic.
Purpose OF the new regulations,
according 10 Neale. is TO allow resi-
dents OF Mexico who have been A.
tending picture shows. parties,
wrestling matches and other forms
OF entertainment on the American
side Of the river. TO return to thet'
homes without inconvenience.
Under the new regulations, Ameri-
cans desiring 70 enter Mexico after
9 D. m, will be allowed 70 do 50.
but will not be allowed 10 return
except during the regular hours Of
z a. m. TO 9 D. m.
Exceptions 10 the general rule
will Dc made ~ the case Of MeXi-
can physicians or officials whose
duty may call them TO the Ameri-
can side after 9 al night, Mr.. Neale,
stated.
Belief that the new regulations
issued wednesday will prove the
wedge for new orders permitting
the bridges to remain open az least
until midnight IL expressed IN
Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
GIANT BOAT
BATTLES TIL
LUCK ON HOP

NEW YORK, Aug. 27=P-Con-
quering at last its ten months bat
tie against fire, wave and wind. the
gigantic flying boat Do-X arrived
BY q roundabout course from Ger
many today with 70 persons aboard.
It's u great American engines
laundering low above the narrows
the Atlantic steamers gateway
to New York-the DO x at I0:i5
(CST) scudded through gray skies
past the statue OF liberty.
Thousands Cheer Boat
The engines roar mingled with
screaming sirens OF ferry boats ami
other harbor craft and with the
cheers from thousands gathered at
the Battery.
Among the official welcomers
were Captain w. r. Sayles, chief
OF staff at the navy yard. Com
mander @. w. Simpson, U. S. H.
George F. Mand. heading the
mayors committee; Victor Ridder.
representing the German societies,
and K. j. Snow. representing an
oil company, with medals for the
filters.
The Giant flying boat continued
up the Hudson river 10 the new
bridge which joins the Bronx %
Jersey and then, swinging widely,
returned downstream to effect a
graceful descent on the choDpy
waters between the Battery and
Bedloe's island. The Do-X left
Norfolk, Va, this morning.
Official Greeting
AT pier 4, the Battery. where
occupants OF the Do-X were brought
in launches after customs and I'M
migration ~formsiities were complied
with on board, an official greeting
was rendered by the mayors COM
mittee for the reception OF diStin-
guiShed visitors. Medals were pre-
sented and brief addresses made.
German Consul Paul Schwarz said
officers and crew, despite heavy
personal sacrifices, had knit m
other tie OF friendship between the
people or the United States and
Germany.
Then the crew vas taken back to
the Do-X to fly it across Man
haitian 10 Bowery Bay at the
iuncture OF East River and Long
Island sound. There 1t will ride
at anchor on public view while it
remains in New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Asks Valley News

The Bohemian speaking people OF
Texas are also interested in the
Valley says James NAL. editor OF
Novy DomOv. Bohemian language
newspaper printed at Hallettsvile,
Texas.
In a letter 70 the Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce Mr.. Malice
asks for an article on Brownsville,
which IS being prepared now BY
tn publicity department OF the
chamber.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Business Men Get
Four More HOLIDAYS

Brownsville merchants may OBJ
serve four more national holidays
during 1881, according TO an an
ncuncement BY the Retail Mer-
chants association this morning.
The remaining national legal
holidays are October y. November
III. November rs and December Is.
Armistice Day, Thanksgiving and
Christmas will be observed in
Brownsville when business houses
Will close. but October IL usually
Is not observed by business men.
the association reported.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Life Saving Class
Held At Club Pool

instruction IN life saving will BE
given by Ned Campbell. Red Cross
representative. at the country club
swimming pool in Brownsville
Thursday night and Friday and Sat-
urday afternoons, 10 was announced
this morning by r. K. Ernst, Red
Cross. chairman.
Campbell will be at the pool
Thursday night at 6. and from noon
through the afternoon on Friday
and Saturday.
Instruction will be without charge,
and all interested are strongly urged
TO take advantage Of this oppor-
tunity, Ernst stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Flood Aid Begins

SHANGHAI. Aug. 27. tPJ-Mis-
sionary agencies acted today to aid
the millions or persons stricken By
the Yangtse river flood while two
branches of the Chinese nationalist
government were debating which Of
two relief appropriations should be
passed.
Edwin S. Lobenstine. American
serving as associate general secre-
tarv of tine National Christian
council. embracing The majority Of
Protestant missions. inaugurated q
survey of the flo situation. COL
%laborating wit hthe federal coun-
Gil Of churches OF Christ III America
flood rehabilitation organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Robber Is Fooled

HOUSTON. Aug. III. iEl-E. III.
Poole. grocery store owne- here.
bruised about the face a robber who
attempted 10 rob him today.
Poole said he was in the rear Of
the store when the mai entered. He
reused tn raise his hands and the
man fired one shot AZ the grocer
but missed. IN the ensuing struggle.
Poole said he hit the man in G
face with his fists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Bandits Get $4,000

HALIFAX, N. s.. Aug. ~. tP-TWo
masked men walked into the Quin-
pool road branch OF the Royal Bank
Of Canada today. slugged Manager
Frank p. Robertson over the head
with a gun. herded tour employees
into the vault and escaped with
$4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Bull Cores Texan

STEPHENVILLE. Aug. 81. lF-An
enraged bull go-ed Joe Ulery. a
farmer, 50 severity here today that
he NAV die.
Ulery was attempting 20 drive the
bull from a cotton field when he
was attacked. The bulls horns in
flicted deep wounds IN his body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Lodging House Death
Mystery Is Probed

DETROIT, Aug. p. IA chemi-
cal analysis today was expected 10
determine whether the tenth man
70 die in Mrs. Ve-as' roOming house
in eight years fell TO his death acct
dentallv or was druGged and thrown
from an ,pstairs window as. police
say. neighbOrs insist was the case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
SCHOOLSLOOK
TO GREATEST
ENROLMENT

The largest enrolment IN the his
tory OF Brownsville Junior College
Is expected with the opening OF the
fall term, @. a. Gotke. superintend-
ent. told members Of the Browns
vile Kiwanis club Thursday.
Increased enrolment in the grade
and high schools. which closed last
term with a total Of 1900 pupils, is
also expected. Gotke said.
Attendance Increases.
Commenting on the increased
enrolment, 1t was brought out that
attendance at the local schools had
increased fl per cent in the last
three years, a record increase hard
~ equalled anywhere.
One thousand applications for the
Us positions open in the local
schools have been received. the
superintendent stated. including one
from an American girl attending col
lege in Czecho- Slovakia.
In urging continued interest and
continued support Of the Browns
vile schools Gotke pointed out that
the public schools OF the nation
constitute the last bulwark Of
democracy and must be supported
for that reason. IN for no other.
Campbell Speaks.
Ned Campbell life saving expert
OF the Red Cross who will give de-
monstrations at the country club
swimming pool Friday. spoke TO the
club. stating that $4,000 persons
had been given life saving instruc-
tons by the Red Cross and 500.0 900
had been given first aid training.
A committee was appointed by
Sam Perl. president. TO attend a
joint meeting at the chamber Of
commerce Friday morning TO make
plans for getting out a large vote on
Sept. 3 when the valuation Of the
Valley water conservation district
will be decided at the polls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Candhi To Sail

SIMLA. India, Aug. 81. tPl-Ma-
hatma Gandhi and Vicer0y Lord
Wilmington today reached an under
standing regarding the OUTSTANDING
points al issue between the govern
ment and the nationalists. and the
Nahatma announced he would sal
Saturday for London 10 attend the
round table conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28

SAN BERNARDO D. Calf. Aug.
81. Rl-Charging the United States
weather bureau with taking its
readings here from q steam heated
thermometer, the san Bernardino
Chamber Of Commerce and news
papers today noted an exception TO
official reports showing a maximum
OF l08 degrees yesterday and lis
degrees for the preceding day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
King Watches Planes

SPEZZIA. italy. Aug. 27-tF-
Eight hundred army airplanes.
STOoping down from the north IN
sham battle "TiDed OUT part or
this important ship-building center
today while King Victor Emmanuel.
Premier Mussolinl and the heads OF
the army and navy looked on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Cannon Probe On

WASHINGTON. Aug. q. pa
contribution Of $4,000 to Bishop
James Cannon. Jr, when he was
chairman az the anti-Smith cam
paign committee in Virginia in 1928.
BY Joseph s. Freling-Huysen. former
republican senator from New Jer-
sew. was found today by the senate
campaign finds committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Urge Shorter Hours

AMARILLO. Aug. 27-fP-Short-
or working hours alone can solve
the unemployment situation. dele
gates 70 the tri-state convention of
Brotherhood OF Locomotive firemen
and enginemen were told today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
Utilities Aired

SAN ANGELO. Aug. 27.-fP-
City and county officials Of more
than a dozen west Texas points
gathered here today to discuss
regulation OF public utilities and
other problems involving public
interest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-28
City Briefs

Dick Dickson or Hollywood Is
registered at a local hotel and is
spending several days in the Valley.
N. d. Campbell Of st. Louis Is
a visitor IN the city.
H. H. Huss Of Dallas is In Browns
vile.
From Chicago IS F. J.. KnoStman.
Registered from Dallas Il II. p.
Mortified.
Visitors in the city are Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Seligmann or Laredo.
j. A. Dormant OF Houston Is a
local visitor. Also from Houston Is
T. S. Maffett. Jr.
Sterling Boiler arrived Wednes-
day from TorreOn.
A. o. Sarvis and T. B. Bromley
OF San Antonio are il the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B Daughety OF
Chicago are visitors in Brownsville.
T. J. Townley OF Houston has
registered at a local hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Neil are
spending several days IN the city.
They are from Corpus Christi.
From Tulsa Is II. Q. Tyrell who
will be here for a short time.
B. Young Of Dallas Is in town.
A san Antonio visitor IS H. A.
PoindeXter and from Fort Worth
is r. G. Collier.
Houston people in the city are
j. 4. MerOney. @. w. Morris, w. r..
BrannOn. J. 3. Jones and +. WI.
Koverner.
NJ. Rudberg and A. Shockman OF
Dallas are in the Valley.
Genuine Mexican dinners Post
Office Cafe. Adv.
Mrs. Abel D. Hardin and son
are In Brownsville. They are from
Dallas.
j. H. Rowland and family or
Fort Worth arrived in the city
Wednesday.
II. NJ. Pitcher OF san Antonio IS
spending several days in town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. @. Branden OF
Corpus Christi r in Brownsville
for a short time.
From Kansas City, Mo. is Paul
Davidson.
San Antonio visitors are Y. f.
Wiedenfeld, "A. p. FOender. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Carlson. r. Q. Turpur
and w. z. Noodle.
Mrs. w. c. Eubanks arrived in the
city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trentman
OF Fort Worth IS spending several
days In Brownsville.
o. w. Laurie Of San Marcos is
in the Valley.
From San Antonio are @. z.
Wright, y. w. Mason, G. @. Carter
and l.. w. Gordon.
P. Q. Barber Shop, haircut, Csc;
shave 15c; BY experienced BARRIERS.
First class work. Lon Tumlinson,
Mgr.-Adv.
Judge and Mrs. George c. O'Brien
and daughter Miss Erin OBrien OF
Beaumont arrived in Brownsville
Wednesday. Miss Mildred Watts
also OF Beaumont Is a local visitor.
Clarence A. Mullen OF Houston is
a visitor in Brownsville.
L. c. Donley OF Corpus Christi
is visiting in Brownsville and VAL
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Magness Of
Dallas are spending a few days in
the city.
Louis Nathan OF San Antonio is
a local visitor.
y. "A. Fall, OF san Antonio Is
registered at a local hotel.
Another visitor in Brownsville IS
w. r. Sessions Of San Antonio.
From washington. ID. c. Is "A. Fl.
Bowie, who is spending a few days
in Brownsville.
Emilio Pacheco left wednesday
for Vera Cruz where he will be in
the future. Pacheco is a mechanic
} for the c. "A. T. lines.
Plane passengers arriving in the
city from Tampico wednesday were
s. w. Kroener, r. NJ. Cats and A.
l.. De Lavarra. Leaving the city for
Tampico was ]. 7. Martin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-21
Study Recommended.
, MOTE !
HSlDEIIGHlS y
CAPITOL

Maybe an old dog cannot be
taught new tricks. but there is no
law that prevents him from adopting
them.
This was c~onvincingly demonstrat-
ed by Will Rogers during the filming
OF Young AS You Feel his latest
starring picture for Fox Films, which
opens Saturday at the Capitol
Theatre. and in which the popular
comedian portrayS a modern. we'll
dressed man. For the first time in
his long stage o. screen career,
Rogers was called upon TO wear his
hair nicely combed.
After the first sequences OF the
film were made, with Rogers in the
role Of an old-faShioned. crochety,
set-in-his ways widower. Frank 5or-
gage, the director. notified his star
that filming Of the dressed-up scenes
would begin the next day.
Torrance Ray. and Donald Dilla-
way have important juvenile roles In
the film.
Fiji Dorsay and VIII are again
united IN a hilarious sequence OF
events IN Young AS You Feel" that
makes their famous escapades ~
They Had 10 See Paris appear
tame.
Prominent in Rogers supporting
cast Is Lucien Littlefield eminent
character actor, who portrays the
role OF Rogers old-fashioned and
grabbed office manager and who
like his employer becomes rejuven-
ated just previous to the final fade
out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-21
MAYORS AGENT
SOUGHT IN QUIZ

NEW YORK. Aug 2l-P-Mayor
Walkers personal bookkeeper was
sought today for questioning by the
legislative committee investigating
the city government. The commit
tee desires information regarding
matters in which the b~ookkeeper.
Russell I. Sherwood, acted as the
mayors agent.
Samuel Seabury. counsel for the
committee. said Sherwood had re-
fused 20 appear before the COM
mlttee voluntarily and had eluded
the committees subpoena servers
more than a week
Attempts To reach Sherwood IN
Suffern. N. III, where he makes his
home. proved unsuccessful. His
3 ster. Miss Mildred r. Sherwood,
said he was on a vacation.
Seabury did not diyulEe the ma
ture of the matter on which Sher-
wood acted for the mayor. Sher-
wood was bO0kkeepcr and account
ant in the law firm OF Blauvelt
and Warren. Mayor Walkers old
law firm. He has been the mayors
personal bookkeeper for IS years,
keeping his bank accounts and
making his income tax reports.
Newspapers credited to friends Of
Mayor walker suggestions that
Sherwood would not testify until
Mayor walker returns from his
European vacation.