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The Washington times., 1932-09-10
BALLSTONS SEEK

The Ballston unlimiteds, cham
pions of Northern Virginia, are
seeking a game for tomorrow
with strong team. Phone Man
ager King at Walnut 1864.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
PALACE MEETS

The Palace A. C. will practice
football tomorrow at II o'clock
at Seventeenth and B Streets
Northwest. A meeting will be
conducted Monday night at 8
o'clock at 11O2 Seventh st. S. w.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
LOSES TONSILS

- Cob )phomoce tackle
candidate at Georgetown, under
went tonsils operation this morn
ing at Georgetown University hos
pital. He will be out Of practice
for about a week.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
NICK
Altr0ckK
SAYS:

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 10.
If all the world quit chewing
gum, young Mr.. Wrigley still
wouldn't have to climb into his
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
TUFTS IN ACTION

The Tufts nine plays the
Terminal diamonders tomorrow
at / o'clock on the Tufts dia-
mond.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
SWIMMERS RACE

Shoreham Swimming Club team
will complete the Washington
Canoe Club at the Shoreham pool
on Tuesday at S:15.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
KRONHEIM'S KUBS SCORE

Milton Kronheim's Krouthouse
Kubs played good ball yesterday
to defeat the Alexandria BarriS-
ters, 4-3. on the Ellipse.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
MERCURYS DRILL

Mercury unlimited footballers
will drill tomorrow morning at
II o'clock on the field at Sixth
and B Streets Northwest.
The Washington times., 1932-09-10
BANBINO PICKS
TONY LAZZER|
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CONTINUED from Page 13)
personal regard for Lefty Gomez
than I have.
The newspaper committee, to
which I referred in the preced-
ing paragraph, consists of 10
sports editors or baseball writer's
from as many cities in the two
major leagues. Each member
sends in his choice of the all
America team. I compare my
choice with theirs, weigh the
possibilities and then make my
selection. This year I find that
only in one position does my
team vary from the consensus of
this committee. Last year we diff
fered on three players; the year
before that we differed on only
one, and in 1929 we agreed on
every position. But that is the
only time such a thing has hap
pened.
Members of Committee
The committee and members
of the all-America board Of base
ball, which worked with me in
the selection of this 1882 team,
consisted of the following:
Jack MaIaney, Boston Post.
Warren Brown, Chicago Herald
Examiner.
Tom SwOpe, Cincinnati Post.
Ed Bang. Cleveland News.
Bud Shaver, Detroit Times.
w. 8. FarnswOrth. New York
Journal.
James Isaminger, Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Harry Keck, Pittsburgh SUI
Telegraph.
John E. Wray, st. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Kirk Miller, Washington Times.
The vote of this committee for
players was as follows:
Evening star., 1932-02-22
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NationaI-"The Social Register" at
2:2O and $50 pm.
BeIasco-"B Blossom Time" at 80
pm.
Gayety-Ann Corio and her own
show. at 2l5 and 8:l5 pm.
Fox-"She Wanted a Millionaire" at
1892 am, 1853. 3.16. 533, 7:59 and
1915 pm. Stage shows at 1906, 2:23,
4:4O. 7:06 and 9.23 pm.
Columbia-"Hell Divers" at II am,
l l'05. 3:l5, $50. 7.25 and 9:35 pm.
R-K-O Keiths-"Lady With a Past.
at 1910 am. l235. 3. SIS. 1856 and
1921 pm. Stage shows at 1877 am,
POP. APT. So and 9:23 pm.
Palace Freaks" at 1l3o am. 2:05
4;45, 7.2O and 9.55 pm. Stage shows
at l.25. 4,O5. $40 and 9:l5 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Man Who Played
God at l. m. i2:45, PA, 4'2l. 6:04
Isl and 90 pm.
Rialto - Murders in the Rue
Morgue." at 1925 am, 1887, 2:27
357. 5,27, 27 and 9,58 pm.
Earle Fireman. Save My Child" at
1890 am, 05. 3 $40, 6.l5. $50 and
ll.25 pm. Stage shows at 1905, 2:40
SIS. $50 and 1925 pm.
Tivoli-"Dance Teem," at 2:20. 4.l0
5 55, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Central Rainbow Trail" from II
am to IL pm.
Amba 81 dor Fireman. Save Ny
Child" at Pas, 4 35, els, sos and
9 55 pm.
Evening star., 1932-02-22
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

ONLY rs MILES FROM WASHINGTON on
dered lawn. 200 growing shrubs and tree; t'ad
perPnnlalS and roses. 25X60 salt water urea
swimming pool. tennis court: modern frame ram,
house with hardwood floors thyoughou', :,
screened pOrcheS on two sides, 4 oed rooms
and bath large living room with stone nle-
place kitchen. garage with maid room,
bath and screened porch. AZ buildings
lighted with electricity on city current
house beautifully furnished; special feature rs
electric stove Kelvinator.. electric water
heater Simmons beds, grand piano ana ra :
do Private pier, mahogany speed boat
row boat. Ford truck. power lawn mower
tools House and property in perfect con
dltion Price below $4,000. Phone Na'-
1853. -
PARTY IN URGENT NEED OF CASH WILL
sacrifice lots in Herald Harbor' TWO MIN
utes from beach, for s25 each. May pe
hcueht separately. Mr.. LOEB. 6l9B Southern
Bldg Nat 262l Sunday. Decatur 6l73. u
home' 6 rooms IS lot 1oOx35o. 500 cash. $50
mo- price, $2,50O Address Box 3l2-H' star
Office q
10 ACRES. SOUTH RIVER. 1900 FEET OF
shore: excellent house. garage. outbuildingS
$4,000 Address Box 283-H. Star Office ~
ACRE FRONTING DIRECTLY ON WATER
close 70 Annapolis; bungalow. water: electrlc-
ity s3,500; terms. Address Box 295-H' ~. o,ar
Evening star., 1932-02-22
NOTICE OF SALE.
COTTATER AT Auction

NOTICE OF SALE
COLLATERAL AT AUCTION
By virtue OF the power OF sale contained
IN a CERTAIN promiss2ry note, made BY Cen
1891 1891 paya6s on Or before Sspsm6sF IS
payment thereof the undersigned. with the
consent and for the benefit OF the present
prior nledGee OF the collateral TO SAID note:
Thomas j. owen { Son: as,S.i92ee?s. 14al
f%ENrS EogFFTH q PAX yhFhifF 9F F}RRgARY
security for the above described note. or so
much thereof is may be necessary to realize
costs due on SAID notes
Five s. promlsSory notes OF Wardman
cIpal amount Of i42O 500 each dated August
i 1880. PAYABLE go DAYS after Their date.
and bv II duly indorsed, with interest AZ 6
of trust on III, AnnapollS Hotel in Wash
lHCton. c. to2ether with the furniture.
The promssorv note Of Wardman Annapo-
Is Corporation for S655.lOl 55 dated August
1870 EToRd sg qoS to s 1881 to ha
Wardran Realty & Construction Co. and ov
Der n annum Ho seCur~d Sec hv thrd deed Of trust
on the Anna polls Hotel in Washington. D c
together with the furniture. fixtures and
The foreso!ng second and third trus; notes
ordinate 10 a first deed OF trust on the An
uapOlIS Hote. on which there remains
balance unpaid OF S786,625 90. as OF February
CeYtiticate tor 1000 shares. without par
value OF the capital stock OF Wardman Ala
bama CORPORATION. being all OF he capltal
stock OF said Wardman Alabama Corpora
Apartment House 1918 street NV. Wash
lngton D c. subject to first trust on
which there IS an unpaid balance OF Sl53.-
400 90. as OF February IS. 1882. and subject
10 unpaid taxes and assessments. If anF.
The FOREGOING collateral Will be NrSt OF
fered separately and then colectVelT IN
such combinations as NAV be requested hV
anv bidder. and then collectively as whole
Under the terms OF the aforesaid principal
, note. the undersigned. as the holder thereof
NAV bid on the collateral at such sale and
become the purchaser thereof. The com
bination OF bids which Will result in the
highest realization for application upon the
expenses and costs Of sale Will be accepted
Terms o. sale Ten C0l per cent OF the
hid shall be deposited in cash at the sale
ard balance shall he paid in cash within
fftpnr, davS from date of the sale IN even
Of 'allure to complete payment within, time
specified the denosi' nav be forfeited ano
the colI~teral advertised and reSold Pt the
after fvr dovS' advertisement OF Such resale
IN some newspaper published in WashInc-
Further details regarding the collateral |
10 be sold and examination OF Such CollateId al
nav be had bv application 10 the undef-
WASHrNCiT N-ANNAPOLIS HOTEL CO.
8lO Colorado BLDG. WASHINGTON. u. =.
"4N- 80 fel7l8.19. .20.2l.22 2.23
Evening star., 1932-02-22
FARM FOR SALE OR
EXC HANOI,

known as the Simpson Farm' or sun sun
SET Bay" between BuShwood and Copels
Point near Leonardtown. ST. M2ryS county
Nd Containing about l2O acres. two mod
ern dwellings, two barns. y tourists ,6f, col :
win exceIIent beach for bathing. boating
and fishing Ideal location for subdivision.
cottages or h!Eh-cIaSS country residence; on
State road with private concrete road
through farm Trust. SIS 600. about years.
at g Price. S37.5O0. LarRe residence
open and ready to move IN. ARRANGEMENTS
can be made TO inspect a any time.
II. K. HOW ENSTElN CO.,
r3,5 II G, NV DIST O0OS
Evening star., 1932-02-22
DELUGE CAUSES DAMAGE

LIMA. Peru February % (P,.-Mes-
sages from ChinCha yesterday said a
heavy landslide and doWnpour Of water
had caused great damage there.
The streets were flooded and several
hundred families were homeless. their
dwellings having crumbled. No deaths
or injuries were reported.
Evening star., 1932-02-22
HACKERS ARRESTED
San Francisco Police Seize Truck
and 7O8 Bottles of Beer.

SAN FRANCISCO, February % (P).-
Police raided a warehouse here yester-
day, seized 708 bottles of liouor and
three trucks and in closet found three
men who asserted they had just been
hijacked of another truckload Of whisky
The men, tightly bound, identified
themselves as Frank Rose OF Los An
geles. Harry Nelson Of Eureka, Calf.
and Jack Lewis. San Francisco.
1t was the departure Of the hijackers'
truck, observed by patrolman, which
led to the raid
Evening star., 1932-02-22
PROPERTY

TWO-STORY BK DIV 2nd COMMERCIAL
zone annual rental. 1850 price. S2,IoO. Ma
tlonal 1908
ST NV STORE. : r. AND b ELEC..
annual rental 5000 for GuIck sale. $500.
Near Dupont Circle store and apart
n!entS mn. no lease rs sacrifice. Ma
tonsI 1903
SALE ~ OUT-OF-TONN OWNER;
s rooms and bath. hot-water heat. !aIge
lot frst commercial good northwest sec
ton on car line CAL C.eve.and 4'o4 after
8
Evening star., 1932-02-22
Purse Snatcher Gets 81, ,420.

SALT LAKE CITY (P)-Mrs. Mabel
Bridges life savings of S1,420, ordi-
narily kept in a bank is back in cir
culation. A urse-snatcher grabbed her
pocketbook yesterday while she was
transferring the money to another
bank
Evening star., 1932-02-22
sicknesses are Different.

Some distinction is made. however
between sickness due to Wltchcrait ano
to natural causes. I'll" illness generally
is attributed to witch"raft when ac-
companied by violent pains in some part
of the bodv-head4c.I7S rheumatic
pains and collie. In the disease cate
cory the Jivaro places the illnesses
brought in bv the whites. sum as
dvsentery small pox and most levers
The blood feuds which take place WITH
in a tribe have an entirely different
character from the wars OF eXtermlna
ton wage against foreign tribes. Only
in the latter case are the head trophies
taken. These never are ars Tor terri
torial conquest The Jivaros fear and
detest the country Of their enemies
where secret supernatural dangers may
threaten them even though they are
victorious The sorcerers of the enemy
NAV have left their witching arrows
everywhere. The Jivaros inhabit al
most boundless virgin forests and can
make new settlements almost anywhere
Thus they have no need to appropriate
the territory Of other tribes.
Strings last communication came
from MendeZ. Ecuador, on the border
of the Jivaro country. where he had
been for the past three weeks. He said
he was leaving the next day for seven
cav hike down the Paute River after
which the expedition plans to work
slowly down the Santiago and Maranon
Rivers to the Amazon to IquitoS. Then
they will strike out again along the
Ucavali River. expecting to make their
way to Lima. Stirling said that he
expects to be back in the United States
sometime in May.
Evening star., 1932-02-22
WANTED-LOTS.

SMALL LOT. NV WASHINGTON. WILL
give one acre ,pnes and large oaks over7
Iook.nc lake. south shore Long Island VIII
assume difference 1890 Interior Bids.
WILL BUY ONE OR SEVERAL LOTS s. AND rSL
hrc. houses rented for $50 month. Apply
owner Address Box 223-M, Star othce
Evening star., 1932-02-22
SALE OR EXCHANGE

q-ROOM. 2-bATH MODERN HOME ON 10th
st NV Tuce les than assessment toT
quick deal ( NJ. AIKEN, 927 l5,h st. NV
Nat 1856 eveninGS. WIS. 1898.
MODERN DETACHED HOME. COLORADO
ave. near KeunPdy-9 7. b. maids r;
and oak floors weather stripped and
screened lot 6OXl5O 2-caT garage one
tr4st for local suburban or nearby farm
Adams O593
Evening star., 1932-02-22
LOIS For SAIL
VANTED-LOTS.

LARGE CITY LOT OR ACRE OR TWO /
subSrhS Terms must be lenient. AddreS
Box 452-H, star Ctlcc.
Evening star., 1932-02-22
EXCHANGE

VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL FRUIT AND
phosphate land IN Florida. worth over two
hundred thousand VIII exchange tor
Waslluc.on property. Brokers protect cd
Address Box 446-H, star Office. 23'
Evening star., 1932-02-22
EDNA PURVIANCE GAINS
Chances of Recovery From Illness
Declared Improved

HOLLYWOOD, February % tPD-
Edna Purviance's chances of surviving
her present dangerous illness improved
yesterday. it was announced at the
Hollyw God Hospital.
The former motion picture actress has
been confined three days. too i'll to un-
dergo a needed abdominal operation
Her condition was complicated by a
heart attack
Evening star., 1932-02-22
RENI-STORES.
H\CH ROOM.
sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SALE OR EXCHANGE b > GwNEf-ON
neerly 50 it. widS ll5 q deep to alley
Ideal site for business If both are taken
only = 500 eacl Cons Gcr lois as part pay
men,. Address Boz 333H. S,ar offlce,
Evening star., 1932-02-22
SALE-FARMS.

FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES IN FAIR
fax and Loudoun Counties. Va. our Spe,
c.alty State your wants. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. Hcrndon. Fairfax Co, Va once
Herndon Hotel @5
1l2 A. MILES FROM COUNTY SEAT:
4-room house. 60 a. IN cultlyauon' mleht
exchange Met. 824l. ~
TO 500 ACRES
-,nrouEhout Montsomery county, Nd.
splendid variety Of stock. dairy. fruit and
poultry farms along with many fine country
homes ard estates. Consult our Montgomery
COUNTY specialist Nr F. c. Thomas
THOS +. FARRELL CO. REALTORS.
-2l 10Th ST NV National 0765.
10 ACRES ON HIGH HILL.
Plain view University Of Md. 5-r. bunga-
low. garaGe. Chicffn house only E6.5oo'
willie -65
Evening star., 1932-02-22
SAiE-IOTS.

HTLLCRFST- CORNER: FOR : HOUSES ON
grade rood location. sewer and water IN
stalled 81 $50 Lin 5I.3
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
Three lots over 90 # frontase. very C.oSt
70 -no Chevv Chase Golf CUB Want oier OF
S4.50O for all Address BoH 329-H' star
FINE BUILDING LOT, ONE OF THE FEW
choice locations Tor detached nome ~
Ctety Chase. D c. near Conn. ave VII
SaCrifce for cash sale. Address Box Z4o-
H. Star Office
LOTS FOR SALE.
In fine residential suburb. Average SIZE
sOXl2O. Suitable for homes of moderate price
class Character Of surroundings eStaoAsneu
and properly restricted. start ou4!dlhg now.
THOS f FARRELL co. Realtors
Na+tonaI nT65 74 10Th ST. n w.
Evening star., 1932-02-22

3l46 n ST
Store has two fronts. one on VI st other
on wisconsin ave 3-StoTv and basement.
Opposite Rlgrs Nat Bank. Georgetown. Call
National $500. Nj SCLOTZ.
Evening star., 1932-02-22
DANCING.

EDW r. MILLER. teacher OF Washington's
social diplomatic and congressional set
1903 18th st No 7076.
"ELKS' CLUB" 9i9 II st. NV
Bernie Jarhoe NIGHT HAWKS Orchestra
TO IL pm. Prof. and Mrs. Acher Studio,
1927 10th st. NV; Glasses Mon. and Fri.
Instruction. TO 9: dancing. 9 to II so COR
chestrnl Private lessons hY appnUt rnant 22s
Evening star., 1932-02-22
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CONSOLIDATE YOUR list AND 2nd TRUSTS
Monev also available for repairs to property
Me. 1900. En- 02l6
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L HEISKELL. Ills Eye st NV.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR lst & 2nd TRUSTS.
Money also available for repairs to property.
NE 1900 EN- 02l6.
SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE-lst,
2nd and Bird trusts in D Loans in nearby
Md and Va No rcd tape. DIR HENRY.
INC. lOl6 Eve st. NV
OUICK MONEY
TO D. lst AND 2nd TRUSTS: 500 TO
s6 500 MARYLAND AND q c HOMES
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANSAC-
TIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
c. F. WARING,
I4ls r ST NV NATL pl72
Evening star., 1932-02-22

So many accepted beliefs have been
within living memory, challenged or
overthroWn. that doubt about the very
foundations Of knowledge has been
widespread.
Evening star., 1932-02-22
/ TO 500 ACRES
SALE-ACREAGE.

20 ACRES ON STATE RID
Would you hike to have n nice stone house?
We have the location. mi. D G.. on a
beautiful cliff. overlooking broad creek. r:u-
ping over la~ge rocks. plenty stone 70
building 500 psr acre. terms ERWIN
REALTY CO Phone Hyattsvllle 765.
Evening star., 1932-02-22
FUTURE DAYS.

AUCTION SALE FEBRUARY "a AT
P. F TIPPETTS. CHELTENHAM. MD.
80 head of horses and mules. all good
workers and we'll broken. Can be seen any
dav. including SUNDAY fe2l.2223
THOS. J. OWEN d SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV
Evening star., 1932-02-22
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

LARGE STORE. SUITABLE FOR BEAUTY
pa-!or, rert reasonable. Address Box 49, Il
Sta Cf7Cr ".
BEST LOCATION IN GEORGETOWN
Evening star., 1932-02-22
Miss Ellen Waller

Member Dancing Masters OF America. Inc.
MODERN BALL ROOM a. STAGE DANCING
Private lessons by appointment; any hour.
Class in ball room dancing Sat eve 4.
8 pm. with general dancing 9 to II
Studio. 2SlS 14th St. NV. Tel. Adams 1888,
Evening star., 1932-02-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

CONTRACTS FINANCED
Chattel notes mo household furniture)
HVchased. Room COS. 1910 Vt, ave.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
PLANE FOR UPPER AIR

DEssAU, Germany, Sept. 16, lPJ-The ascent into the strato- sphere of Professor August Pie card has centered attention on the almot incredible stratophere airplane being built here in which it is hoped to cross the Atlantic in half day.
 Many details of the plane have been kept secret. It will be known as the JU-49 and is being built by the Junkers works, always among the foremost in new avia- tion ideas.
 II is expected to be able to climb to height of from seven to ten miles above the earth, and in that rarifed atmosphere, to terrific speed. It is now being put through tests in ordin- dry attitudes
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
NEW CLEVELAND STADIUM
 BEATS KNOT HOLE' GANG

CLEVELAND, Sept. IF, (R- When the Cleveland Indians nov ed into their new stadium they left out in the cold completely a large and motley group of follow CTS known as the ''knot-hole gang"
 The old ball park abounded with peep holes, and cracks, well cul- tivated and catalogued by the un- official fans. In addition there were telephone poles, trees, roofs and windows nearby from which games might be witnessed.
 But there is not a single hole in the armor of the big stadium. Worse 1t stands of by itself, and there is not a roof. tree or pole from which the game may be viewed.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
REINDEER COMPANY
 HANDICAPPED

SEATTLE, Sept. 16, (P)-An immediate resumption of opera tions both here and in Alaska for the marketing of reindeer meat was announced today by Carl Lo- men, President of the Lomen Reindeer Corp, upon his arrival from Nome He said he had re- ceived unofficial vindication of their policies in the conducting of reindeer herds in Alaska. He said: While public report has not yet been filed on the rein deer hearings at Nome, and wait ing for an announcement from the Secretary of the Interior we were informed by federal invest igators that nothing had been found to reflect on our operations. With this assurance we can go, ahead with the businesss of slau- ghtering several thousand head of reindeer. which will immediately be started.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
CONVENTION OVER

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept Is. t41 -Legionnaires are now enroute home from their national conven ton after adopting resolutions for an immediate bonus payment and the repeal of prohibition. They censured President Hoover for his eviction of bonuseers from Wash iugton. Lious Johnson. a Clarks bnrsh, West Virginia lawyer wal elected national cOmmande- They censured Secretary of War Hurley because of envelopes coa- nug his statements bearing rta department franking prirelesa. "aeh were found on coagruual i chairs.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
MORE AID WANTED

SIOUX CITY, Sept. IT, R)- New pleas for military aid to handle the farm strike were made today as strikers strengthened their picket lines and attempted to bottle up Sioux City. More pickets patrolled the highways. and Sheriff John Davenport said the situation had gotten far beyond control in the last two weeks. He said he would make a second re quest for national guardsmen.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
MURDERS WIFE AND SELF

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Sept. IT, P,-Charles Dubois jeweler, dug his wife's tomb in the base ment oftheir home while she sat above and listened little knowing what it was all about. She wrote her friend that her husband was acting queerly and that he was doing much digging in the cellar, and that for days he would be silent and morose when he came up.
 Mrs. DuBois's body was found late yesterday in d concrete tomb in the basement of their home after her husband had killed him self Quincy medical examiners said the woman was shot to death On August tenth DuBos gave drinking party in his house Late in August. just before his arrest, he told others his wife was killed in Montreal in ai auto ac- cident. nHe was released when ar rested when the judge ruled they had insufficient evidence of a murder warrant without the body.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
BATTLING AGAIN

LAPAZ, Bolivia, Sept r, (P, Bolivian people demanded an aerial bombardment of Ascuncion, the capital of Paraguay, after re ceipt of reports that Parguayan troops had bayonetted Red Cross stretcher bearers at the battle of Fort Boqueron in Chaco. The bat tie entered on it's ninth day to- day with the Bolivians still hold ing the fort.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
FAKES BLAME

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. r.. .49
 General Joseph O'Neil said h. Was responsible for the placing of Secretary Hurley's statement to the bonus marchers. before the Amercian Lesion "onvention and the resultant censuring of the War Department in q resolution adopted by the con. enti, l. ts.-- impression being that he was re sponsible for the delivery of the statements in envelopes bearing the Department frank ONeil said he was sorry the action served as a boomerau4e Gor his friend He said ,la statement was at Lt- own expeu- SC and that a rlnrE erroneously placed them t. war department instead of tae plain ones which had been provided. He said the -'atI,u- were not mailed Hurley I.uod previously of all knowledgu in connection with the affair.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
FIND GROUP ISLANDS

MOSCOW, Sept 16. Py-The soviet ice breaker Rusanoff, re ported recently by radio, the discovery of a group of islands of tndeterminable lenetl lying in the Arctic ocean off the northern -hores of Siberia.
 , Captain SamoiIovitch, in com mand of the icc-brraller, said the islands rose into cliffs more than 60 feet above the water and were surrounded by treacherous reefs.
The Nome nugget., 1932-09-17
\ TOUGH BIRD

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17, (P1- Pilot Fred Davis was forced to fly through flock of pigeons when landing his transport plane at Washington airport. One of the birds flew between the propeller, revolutions minute, and lodged between the cylinders of the en- zine Davis removed the pigeon when he landed and put it on the ground. The bird hobbled bit. and then flew away