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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
Seventh Day Adventists
s. D. A. Chapel, Winn Bldg, Second and Seward Streets
VERNON GYES, Pastor

Sunday Night: 7:30 = Lecture The Greatest Source of Happi- ness If you are not as happy as you would like to be, you should attend this lecture
 "Wednesday Night: Study and Dis cussion-@The Plan for Saving Lost Men"
 Sabbath. Februry 20: "One Place that All Men Are Equal" Neigh
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13

Corner of Third and Main Streets REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON,
 Pastor.
 "The Friendly Church
 10.00 a.1n.-Sunday School.
 11:15 Morning service. Ser mon, Some Religious Teachings from Science" Trio, If Ye Love Me-" Birdie Jensen, Thelma Bod ding and Rachel Borleck.
 6:30 pm.-Luther League. Topic, What Jesus Teaches About Faith fulness.p Leader, Ronald Lister. Monday, February l5 at 7:30 pm the Women's Missionary Society will hold g service in observance of the Week of Prayer"
 Wednesday, February IT, at 7:3o -Midweek Lenten Service.
 Friday, February 19 at 7:30 pm. -"Week of Prayer" Observance under auspices of the Womens Mis- sionary Society.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13

The University of Idaho has scheduled an intersectional football game with Utah Agricultural col lege at Boise, Idaho, next Thanks giving Day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13

Plans are under way 10 hold the finals of the 1882 Big Four track meet under floodlights at Shawnee. Okla, this spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
May Enlarge Area

This area has been eStlmated at approximately 60 miles where the antenna is TOO feet above the ground. But tic Empire State is 800 feet higher than that, so the oretically signals from this tower should stretch out farther than the estimated 60 miles. Only careful field tests will determine the de- mite limitations.
 High frequency television experi- ments also are under way in sev- eral sections of the country, not ably Boston, Camden, N. J., and Los Angeles, where recently W6XAO started operation on 30 lines, IS pictures per second, under the direction of Harry R. Lubske, formerly associated with the F'armsworth laboratories in San Francisco.
 Most of the tests are below seven
 meters and above five. These waves often are referred as the quasi optical channels due to the fact that they resemble light waves in their action. They seem to be more affected by buildings, etc, than are the higher waves.
 It is for this reason that en- gineers have concluded that the high frequencies can be propagated best from high artennas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
Presbyterian Native Church

SEWARD KUNz, Lay Worker Morning service. 11:30-Bible School.
 Evening service.
 7:30 pm-Wednesday, Midweek prayer service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13

Pay of footoall officials was re- dueed 9 third ipy the Southern con- ference at its winter meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
.. 8 pEPARTAENr oF AcsR1ou1rIRE. wEArHEt auREAu
Tue " eather
(By the U. s. Weafner ssuresa,

Forecast Tor Junean and vicinity beginning SncW or rain and slightly uthsrly Wind
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13


 soutlWard of Territory It Sea and falling slowly the portion of the Gulf the Territory temperatures but Southwest the generally with yesterday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
Russian Orthodox Church
REV. A. P. KAsHEvARoFF,

REV. A. F. kASf1EV AftOFF,
 Pastor Saturday, TOO pm.-Vespsrs and maths combined. Sunday, 10:0O a.rn.-The divine liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
GARTER GLASS BREAKS RECORD
 IN J. s. SENATE:
Sees Red, Gets Riled Up. and Makes General
 Whoopee for Time
By HERBERT PLUNMER

By HEhESEftt IINEN
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. 13.- By his own admission Carter Glass, virglnia's fiery and sharp-tongued
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
PERIMENTERS PUSHING AHEAD ON TELEVISION
Work Going Ahead in Lab- oratories- Transmitter
 Is Being Assembled
By c. E. BurrERFIELD

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Televi- sion, is sticking pretty close to the laboratory, at least for the frs. month of 1892.
 Work is being pushed. but to what extent has not been disclosed recently. Interest in New York ap- parently is centering upon how soon the experiment transmittez being assembled in the upper floors of the Empire State building wifi be ready for tryouts.
 This experiment is expected to determine for a certainty how re- liable the high frequencies will be for the transmission of radio pie lures within a community that con tains @ host of steel superstruc- ture buildings It. also is expected to show engineers what service area they can expect to cover.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13

Notices for this church column must be received by The Empire note later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13

bors and competitors will there be at peace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13
Holy Trinity Cathedral

THE REV. WARREN R. TENN,
 Priest-in-C Charge First Sunday in Lent. Sunday services:
 500 a.ln.--HOly Communion. 11:00 a.nn.-Morning Prayer and Sermon.
 12;15 pm-Sunday School. Evening service in Douglas. Friday evening. 8 o'clock-Peni- tantial Office and sermon, "The Altar in the Old Testament" ::----------- 2 - ------ : ----::::
 First Spiritual Society Services, 7:30 pm. in Odd Eel lows Hall Sunday
 Everyone welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-13

Resurrection Lutheran Church
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Brown of the NAT made a round trip to Bluff today bring ing back Patty McGrath, who was ill. to the hospital. Dr. Swartz accompanied the plane. VI
 Pilot Brown took of today for Fish Lake where he will contact with Pilot Ross also of the NAT who left Anchorage this morning for Fish Lake with A c Stewart and c E Hallberg well known Seward Peninsula mining men, as passengers.
 <, Pilot Powell of the L f C. Air ways took off from here this, morn ing for Fish Lake and Fairbanks with Andy Nylen as a passenger. :. An NAT plane will leave for Fairbanks Monday or Tuesday, pro- Ra6ly. wp.
 Location Notices fowess of At torney, Leases, Deeds, etc., oa sale at the Nugget Otnce.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
STATE CONVENTION LOOMS AS
 UNCERTAINTY


 SEATTLE, May T. iR-Not a single one of nearly thousand delegates to the republican state convention could be certain wheth- er it would be an orderly meeting would climax their days program
 Chaotic conditions existed on the eve of the convention. Pierce County delegates threatened deliy- cry of the party to declara tion in favor of a dry stand
 Lon Johnson, the keynoter de- elared himself in favor of resub- mission of the prohibition, ques- tion to a national referendum
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
FRENCH PRESIDENT DEAD

PARIS. May z. R-President Paul Douper died this mornug at 4:4O am. Paris time.
 Death came at dawn. nearly twelve hours after Doumer had been shot by the white Russian Dr. Paul Gorgulovi. as the Presi- dent was visiting the Veteran 8 Charity Exhibition. He was sev- enty-dve years old. .. -.. ..
 Every efsort vas made to save his life, seven physicians being in attendance all the time. His wife and one daughter were at his bedside when death came. The en- tire French cabinet was assembl- ed in the next room.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
FRENCH PRESIDENT DIES FROM SHOT


committee on territories who have asked for opinions war and inter for departments. which will be favorable"
 Please wire your opinion and reasons regarding bill for guidance in taking up matter with Wash ington, Submitted U S Referen- dun No. g.
 Alaska Ter. c of c.
 Answered!
 Nome, Alaska May 5. Alaska Terr. Cof C.. Juenau. Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce is unqualifedly opposed to transfer of road building act ivities from war department to interior department. No economy will result by simple transfer of activities to another departmen: who at present. have no road build ing organization.
 N W Alaska C of c
 Follow-up Wire:
 Nome. Alaska, May 5 Alaska Terr c of C Juneau. Alaska
 Following today's telegram if transfer is necessary in interest of economy we suggest that all road building be turned over to the Bureau Of Public Roads cooperat- ing closely with Territorial road board who already have an organ ization In the territory. Close CO., operation between these organi- zatiens would result in strict eco- nomy and efficiency.
 N w Alaska C of C Wire to Wicky:
 Nome, Alaska. May ,. James W'ickersham, Washington, D c.
 Our chamber is unqualihedly op- posed 70 transfer road building activities from war to interior de- partment. If necessary in interest economy we suggest that all road building be turned over to Bur eau Pubic roads cooperating close ly with Territorial road board who already have an organiza- tion in the territory Close coop eration between these organiza- tions would result in strict econ om and efficiency.
 N W Alaska c of c
 Wicky Answers.
 Washington. D c May 6-7 N W Alaska Cof c, Nome Alaska Your wire protesting transfer
 (ContiAued sn Page Two.)
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
EXTORTION PLOT AGAINST
 JOAN CRAWFORD

LOS ANGELES. May 2. R- Apparently an e1tortion plot aim. ed at Joan Crawford pretty movie actress. is Tow being investigated.
 One man is in technical cust- ody. She helped capture him in the studio. Officials said it vas difficult to tell just what the man wanted.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
BOOKLET GETTING READY
 TO co TO PRESS

1ue lnfOrmatlon booklet being published by the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce. at Nome, will soon go to press. in the Nome Nugget job printing de- partment. The booklet is designed and written in a manner to fur nish indisputable facts and infor- nation relative to the Second Div ision and the whole of northwes ern Alaska.
 It is, as has already been ex- plained. to have 40 pages, with maps. pnotcs. etc.. depicting the various ,rteres ting features t: :he numerous articles included. There will be an issue of 10000 copies which will probably be ready for distribution throughout Alaska and the United States. within short time.
 Cuts gre now being made in Seattle end are expected in via airplane in about one week, when printing will begin. The Chamber states they expect the support or everyone in the Second Division toward helping put this book out. It has been several years since any literature on Nome and northwest ern Alaska has been published. Such need has been found with in the past year or two of lit erature and information relative to this section of Alaska that il was decided to publish such booklet last fall. Organizations 'in- dividuals and business concerns in the states are repeatedly writing to Nome for information, facts and figures on this region
 Fl,e hook will, besides contain irg such interesting data aai iu- formation as population, mining pr 's. crts past and future. fur fish and game industries. reindeer de- velopu,nt, trading and airp,a la activities all of which subjects are illustrated by cuts, be very attractive On the front and back sides of the cover will ap- pear huge map of Nome, the Pacific Ocean, showing San Fran cisco, Alaska, Canada, Siberia, Jap an and Tokyo, with aerial routes and flights made during the past year.
 You will be able to send your friends on the outside, one of these booklets and know that it will explsin many of the so-called mysteries" of the north. and help 1 allay the misinformed public of the outside that Alaska and the Second Division is great empire in which almost all great indust- ! ries ot today are represented, and I territory which needs develop | ment to prove that it is more than an "ice.box."
 From time to time, reports will be made on the progress of the 1 booklet. The Publicity Committee ! of the Chamber has been doing some good work on this task and they deserve lot of credit Tor | the reading matter, facts l and information which are to be | printed.
 Help your own section and 1 watch row closely your division will hel, develop your business and
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
GEO. ANDERSON Expert Piano Tuner

V : GEO. ANDERSON ; : Expert Piano Tuner ! : Agent Kolher-BEambach Pianos | ' In Nome Soon + ! Golden Gate Hotel + . . < | + + : ' < . + + + ++%
 DENTAL NOTICE
 Now Open For Business Hours: 9 am. to 12 Noon
 p.m. to 5 pm.
 DIR. o. A. BRAAFLADT
 Office opposite M & M Bank : + + : : + : + : FRESH KILLED BEEF | : AT | : TOILETS . & | : < . . $, |
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
IS FAVORITE CAPTURE KENTUCKY DERBY TO-DAY

LOUISVILLE. May [, (P)-"Tick On" is a favorite to capture the Kentucky Derby today. The weath CT is very dubious. The race is set for 4;45 this afternoon. There are 20 entries and it is believed about fifteen will start.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 Is VERY BUSY

The board of directors of the |aSorthwestern Alaska Chamber of Commer of Nome, has been very busy. receiving and answering tel egrams in reference to several inn portant matters pertaining to this isection as well as the territory as Ia whole. The following will give
 an idel of some of the activities of the past week:
 Telephone Subsidy Nome, April 22.
 Gov. Geo. A Parks.
 Juneau, Alaska.
 Chamber petitions you reconsid- CT decision re telephone subsidy funds account airplanes past sev- eral months being without com
 munication Deering Council and Hot Springs stop Plane recently
 damaged unable to communicate
 with bass due to condition of tele-
 phone lines stop Lack of eommun-
 ication caused considerable anxiety and expense to contact with dis
 abied plane stop. Imperative that
 we receive one thousand dollars from funds appropriated this is-
 cal year to establish essential com munication at once.
 N. A. e. of c. | Answer.
 | Juneau, Alaska April 27 [ N. ". Alaska c of c. Nome, Alaska
 Fully appreciate desirability of communications mentioned in your telegram regret that it is neces- sary to withhold aliotments un- til assured that revenues will pro-
 vide for schools pensions pioneers home and indigent funds stop Understand Jackson enroute from states to ' Nome please ask him to wire me when he will be in Juneau stop Desire conference re- garding your wire.
 Geo. A Parks, Gov. In Reply! Nome Alaska May 5, Gov Parks, Juneau.
 Regret Jackson unable come Juneau for conference he will attend meeting National Chamber in San Francisco stop Need of appropria- tion stir of extreme importanee. Please reconsider action and al-
 low allotments requested. - N W Alaska Cof c.
 Regarding Road Commission! Juneau, May 3-4, - Chamber Commerce, Nome.
 Received following wire from
 Delegate Wickersham: A4
 Representative Taylor of Colo rado introduced bill providing for transfer of duties and authority conferred on Alaska Road Com mission from war to interior de partment to be administered by secretary or officers designated by him. All appropriations present or hereafter for commission trans ferred secretary of interior also all equipment and materials. With approval president the secretary of interior have power distribute duties authority and appropriations as may deem proper accomplish more economic organization and make rules governing use roads, trails other works including fix ing and collection of tolls where deem advisable in public interest. All estimates appropriations for roads, trails heretofore submitted secretary of war hereafter be to
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
NEEDS GUARDING

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2, R- Located after four days, Frank Egan. public defender. is now in private sanitarium. under, police guard. for his own protection.
 He vanished after he telephon- ed the police saying: They've got me-"
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
TOTALS FOR DEMOCRATIC
 DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-

Juneau. May ', Special to the Nome Nugget There is still one precinct unreported in the first division and several precincts in the third and fourth divisions. Tho total returns of the four div lsic' todate for Delegate to Con gress are as follows:
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
KOugarOk Returns

Mail contractor Harry Longiey returned this morning with the election returns from the Taylor precinct, which are tabulated in the election table on page five, as are also the returns from Hay cock and Blum received last Mon day. There are still four moro precincts in the second division unreported The position of all remain the same as . week ago, with Anderson leading, Blake. Hellerich 4 votes ahead of Swanberg. Nylen three votes be- hind for fourth place. See the table for further details.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
RETURNED SAFE

JOLIET, Illinois, May '. (R- Gustav Miller. aged twenty-tvo, who was kidnapped on April 2sth and held for fifty thousand dollars ransom. was returned to home last night unharmed. No ransom mon ey was paid.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07

For other airplane activities look under the Telegraph Bulletin days of the sek.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral of Florence Bouxdco, VIII be held at g am. Moeday, May 9th. at St. Joseph's Church. on Stedman Avenue.
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-07
OLD TIMER DEAD

' WASHINGTON. May [. R- Major General Enoch Chopper. az ed 73 years, former ambassador to Cuba, died here after a gener- al breakdown in health.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
CHINESE INSIST ON DEFENDING SELVES
 AGA|NsT JAPANESE

SHANGHAI, Mar. 5. - Chinese military leaders who were forced to withdraw from Shanghai because of the intensivenesS of the Japan csc offensive for a few days and because Chinese endorsements were slow in arriving, announced tht it was their intention to con tinue fighting until the Japanese withdraw their troops from Shang- hai
 Meanwhile, the Japanese landed more endorsements from their ships in the river. The reinforce ments were said to number 10000 soldiers.
 When the Japanede had their endorsements ashore they imme- diately advanced in all directions to consolidate the Japanese lines on the city's outskirts.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
GOAL EXPERT HOPES SEWARD AND INDUSTRY
 MAY REAP BENEFITS

Construction of the coaling sta tion at Seward is, I understand, aS- sured and I hope that it's opera tion will prove to be a benefit to both Seward and the Alaska coal industry" writes Fl R. Wadleigh, one of the most outstanding of coal or structural geologiSts in the world and who last year spent Sey- eral months making exhaustive tests of Alaska coal and compiling reports on other subject matter thereto, in 3 letter to The Gateway received in the last mail from his offices in Washington, D. O., The Wadleigh Bureau, Inc.
 Four reports of his work in AL aska have since been submitted to the government. These included:
 Report on Claims Of the Alaska Matanuska Coal Company
 Report on Coal Tests at the Cur " Power Plant.
 Report on Locomotive Coal Tests made on The Alaska Railroad
 Report on the Coal Situat ton in Alaska and on The Alaska Railroad Publication of the last named report, with some omissions, is now being considered.
 These reports were in addition to various specific reports, made to the General Manager of The Alaska Railroad during the past year and weekly reports to the Secretary's office at Washington
 A copy of the Davis Kelley bill for regulating the .bituminous coal industry, which was in the hands of the Senate Committee on Mines and Mining, has been referred to the Department of Commerce and Labor and the Interstate Com merce Commission. for their views and it was expected that public hearings would be started shortly The bill refers only to interstate and foreign commerce and does not cover interstate shipments.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
SEATTLE DENTIST KILLS MOTHER BECAUSE 0F
 Of DEBT HE OWED HER

SEATTLE, Wash, Mar. 5, pr. Albert c. McKeoWn, prom n 2 n t dentist, confessed yesterday to kill ing his 81 year-old mother, Mrs. Rhoda McKeown who was visiting him from her home in Muscatine, Iowa, in the basement of his home here last Tuesday.
 He denied a debt which he owed her. He had an anesthetic for her when he killed her. Previously it was claimed she had fallen down the basement stairs; later he said he had knocked her down and she had cried "are you trying to kill me"
 T then lost my head" and struck her franctically with my fists, he said. The dentist made the con- fession after hours of grilling. It was first reported that he thought his mother was carrying $5,000 in bonds in her waist.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
HELEN WILLS MOODY
 APPEARS IN NEW R0LE

NEW YORK;. Mar. 5, Helen Wills Moody, woman tennis cham pion of the world, displayed h T ability as an etcher for the first time at the Grand Central Art Galleries.
 Behind her name" said Erwin 5. Barrie, manager and director of the galleries, Ties real talent. Her sport etchings will be in demand for they are authentic; she knows anatomy and she knows it's form for every stroke she portrays.'
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
RUSSIA DISSATISFIED
 JAP ACTION ON FRONTIER

MOSCOW, Mar. 5, Soviet Rus sia has taken a firmer and more militant attitude toward Japan ase and White Russian activities in the Far East.
 The government expressed sharp dissatisfaction with Japanese plans affecting the Soviet Manchurian frontier and with the alleged Jap anese support of White Russians plots to attack Siberia.
 The Soviets formally demanded Japanese explanations. Red army garrisons in the Far East declared their readiness to fight and even m Moscow mass meetings of Com munist youths shouted their will .ngness to shoulder guns
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
RAsKOB SAYS HOOVER ID RUN IN PLATFORM
 HAVING WET PLANK

NEW YORK, Mar. 5.-John Ras- kob said, in an address here, that he had direct information that President Hoover had signified his willingness to run on a platform containing wet plank
 Raskob, who is chairman of the Democratic National Committee, made the statement in answer to a question put to him when he ad- dressed the monthly dinner meet ing of the New York Young Demo- cratic Club.
 He declared that the drys, who had regarded the President as their leader, will consider him Judas and will vote for the devil before they vote for Hoover
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
|NFOR'''' IN SENT TACOITiIii ti GATEWAY
 WAS APPRECIATED
LOCAL EDITORIAL TO BE READ BEFORE NEXT MEETING
 OF ORGANIZATION

The slackness of Tacoma busi- ness men in entering Alaska after new business and investments, was recently pointed out in Gateway editorial, a copy of which was mailed to the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce, the Mayor and other prominent men of that city. The following letter has been received in reply:
 Tacoma, Wash,
 Feb. Is, 1882. Seward Gateway:
 We appreciate your sending us a tear sheet from the February 5th number of The Gateway with the splendid editorial, Standing in It's Own Shadow This is useful in formation for us. It is well for our people to know how you feeel. I shall see to it that it gets general circulation and that it is read be- fore our Chamber.
 The pamphlet attached to the editorial showing an itemized state ment of the commerce of Alaska, is likewise appreciated. We are referring this matter to our De- velopment Committee for discus sion at it's next meeting, also to our Wholesalers Association. ! T wish you would make it a point to keep us posted on what Alaska needs from the Federal government and what we can do to assist. We have man in Wash ington, D. O., that we pay by the year, to work for the Northwest. He Is MT. c. B. Dodds, 1221 National Press Club Bldg. He is a very able man, has been in Washington for years, and may be useful to you. "A year ago, we were concerned with an appropriation for your railroad, but as I remember it, We did not get what we asked for. However, we shall gladly try again when you feel the time is oppor- tune Yours very truly,
 T. A. STEVENSON,
 Manager, Tacoma c. of C."
Seward daily gateway., 1932-03-05
MUST PASS ALONG WHEAT
 ID NEEDY: BUT NJ PROFIT

WASHINGTON, D. C., Mar. 5, - Congress raised the lid from the swollen wheat bin for the Red Cross to take out 40 million bush els for distribution among the un- employed.
 The House passed the bill 344 to 2. The Senate had previously pass ed the measure which now goes to the President for approval.
 The Red Cross, or organizations designated by it may mill the wheat into flour and in cities over 25,000 bake into bread, no profit being allowed.