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Evening star., 1932-06-17
Former Ambassador to U. S.
Plans Purely Socialist
State and Is Prepared to
Support Aim With Arms.
COL. GROVE AND 100 REDS
ARRESTED IN OVERTHROW
Special Assembly to Be Called to
Draft Constitution for New Mod
crate eGovernment-Counter-Rev-
olution Successful in Few Hours
of Fighting.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, June IT,
Carlos Davila, heading new
Chilean government for the Sec
Ond time in less than two weeks
informed the Associated Press to-
day that he and his associates
plan to create purely Socialist
state and that, if necessary, they
will attain their ends by force of
arms.
This government" he said, a
few hours after he had over
thrown the junta, headed by Col
Marmaduke Grove, will continue
along the lines originally pro-
jected for a Socialist republic of
Chile. Armed forces will support
the fulfllment of our plans.
"A constitutional assembly will
be called soon to write constitu-
ton for the Socialist republic.
Until then the government will
confine its acts as nearly as pos
sible within the present conStitu-
ton"
City Generally Quiet.
While he talked cavalrymen rode up
and down through the streets outside
the presidential palace which Senor
Davila, former Ambassador to the
United States, took over early this
morning after an exciting counter
revolution against the Grove regime.
The troops were there to keep order.
but as a matter Of fact the city was
generally quiet.
I'VE aim to create a purely Socialist
state" said the new head of the gov
ernment, 1T will be a moderate So
clalist state, with no connection what
ever either with the extreme left or the
extreme right"
He said he and his associates would
proceed Immediately against the "ex-
treme left" by which he menat Col.
Grove and those who served him.
Col Grove, military leader OF the re-
volt of June and head Of the Junta
since the resignation of Davila last
"do IohCil PA A'OAASA ~ S~-~
counter revolutionary forces. together
with his associate, Eugenio Matte.
Accused of Communism.
The counter ter-revolutionaries COM
prised army and navy air force groups,
supporters of Senor Davila, who charg-
ed the jupta had gone over to Com
munism.
Later they turned the government
over to new junta composed OF Senor
Davila, Senator Alberto Cabero. mem
ber of former President Montero's radl-
cal party, and former Deputy Nolascc
Cardenas.
Col. Grove had announced he woulc
die before he would surrender to tne
army groups, VINO beseiged the palace
with l8 field guns, but he flnalIy was
captured alive and taken to regl-
mental barracks, with Senor Matte, te
await the new governments decision
regarding their fate.
Grove Hid in Palace.
The revolt began last night when
group of army officers invaded tne
presidential palace seeking Col. Grove
The search was unsuccessful Tor the
colonel had hidden himself in an OBJ
soure room, and from there was send
ing hasty appeals to his followers te
come to his assistance.
In the meantime rebellious troops
Continued on Page 8, Column -
Evening star., 1932-06-17
Bride Plunges Over Cliff.

ALPINE, NJ j., June II R).-A plunge
of $50 feet over the Palisades was fatal
to Jessie Rosenberg Lipowitz, 10, of
Hackensack, the six-month bride of
Barney Lipowitz, 10, of Paterson, student
at New York University, last night. A
note to her husband confirmed the
police theory that the girl committed
suicide.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
Cyrus Curtis Quits Hospital.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Cyrus
H. K. Curtis, Philadelphia publisher,
who for a time was i'll with a heart
attack, has recovered sufficiently to be
taken to his. home In Wyncote, q
suburb, from Jefferson Hospital. Mr.
Curtis, who will be 80 tomorrow. was
stricken while in New York May IS.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
Heads Goitre Specialists.

HAMILTON, Ontario, June II @.-
DR.. Henry S. Plummer Of Rochester,
Mimi, has been elected president of the
American Society for the Prevention Of
Goitre. Among the speakers at the
final session of the three day conven-
ton, which closed yesterday, was DR..
Llewellyn r. Barker Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, June 17-Police today
pieced together a story of the starving
to death Of 26-year-old cripple by
his mother and brother ito drive out
devils that possessed him." The body,
kept on couch in their home, was
found yesterday.
A diary kept by the brother recorded
that death occurred April 4, and pre-
dicted that "he will arise from the
dead" June "a.
The cripple, Grant Aubel, was found
by officers investigating his disappear
ance. reported by neighbors.
The mother, Mrs. Annie Aubel, IS,
Evening star., 1932-06-17
5000 WATCH HANGING
Girl Accuser Sees Execution, Wish
ing She Could Spring Trap.

HARDNGsBURG, KY, June II UP.
Five thousand persons watched in
silence as Sam Jennings, 80, colored,
was hanged shortly after sunrise to-
day for criminal attack on Miss Mabel
Downs.
Watching from 20 feet away was Miss
Downs and her father, e. p. Downs.
Il don't feel sorry for him." she
said. He is getting his Just deserts.
wouldn't mind pulling the trigger
myself"
To the last Jennings protested his
innocence.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
REDS RIOT IN ZURICH
One Is Reported Killed and so
Hurt in Street Fighting.

PARIS, June II R.-Special dis
patches from Zurich, Switzerland, today
said / person was killed and so injured
in Communist riots there.
Barricades were erected on the streets,
the dispatches said. and many shops
were looted. The police seized a guam
tity of arms and arrested SO.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
FUNERAL PRIESTS FREED
Spanish Governor Rules Services
Not Political Activity.

SEVILLE, Spain. June II R.-A
funeral is not political demonstration,
today.
The decision meant freedom from Jail
FOR two priests who were imprisoned
because they conducted a funeral with
the rites of the Catholic Church in
Algamita provincial town.
They were charged with violating the
law prohibiting political demonstrations
Evening star., 1932-06-17
FRENCH EXTEND CURB
Use of Imported Wheat Restricted
Again for Millers.

PARIS, June II P.-The amount of
imported wheat allowed to be used in
French -four was reduced by the govern
ment yesterday to As per cent.
A decree last month permitted flour
millers to include so per cent of for
eign wheat in -four until the arrival of
early wheat from the south of France
and from North Africa.
The foreign wheat percentage had
been gradually raised by series of de-
crees because of a shortage of grain in
France.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
Heads Detectives.

NEW YORK, June II R.-Frank
l.. Garbarino Of Atlantic City, N. j.,
today was elected president of the
World Association of Detectives, Inc.
The 1882 convention will be held in
Detroit.
Evening star., 1932-06-17
LIQUOR Prisoners .Paroled.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June II R.-
The State of Alabama has given one
year conditional vacations from prison
to 227 liquor law violators. Gov. B. b.
Miller granted test paroles, with q
promise of permanent freedom If they
make good,
Evening star., 1932-06-17

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Evening star., 1932-06-17

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Evening star., 1932-06-17

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La gaceta., 1932-03-24

La Sra. Barnard, administra-
dora de correos, de nuevo avisa
a los ciudadanos de Ybor Y West
Tampa, que despues del prime
TO de abril no bastard I'm sello de
z centavos para enviar una car
ia a Cuba o Espana. Cada carta
para esos paises costara en- 10 su
ceSivO tres centavos; dos centa-
vos pagaran las tarjetas posta-
les simples y cuatro centavos las
dobles.
Tambien Sc ha aumentado la
tarifa postal sdbre impresos,
muestraS de mercancias, papeles
comerciales etc, Y Mrs. Bar
nard recomienda que los ciudada
nos Sc enteren bien en- las ofici-
mas de cOrreos de la cantidad
de Sellos que deben poner, antes
de depositar sus paquetes Y eX-
ponerse a que estos Sc retraser
o no seaR enviados.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

menci6n de que cuando ell pro-
nunciaba esas palabras desde la
tribuna publica tiraron una pie
dra contra ell banco azul que, de
haber estado todos los ministries
eI de gobernaci6n habrfa salido
CON la cabeza rota. La piedra era
del tamano de una manzana. A
taco Balbontin a los diputados
de la izquierda catalina que
siempre Sc ponen de parte del
gobierno, pues parece que no tie
men mas idealidad que ell Estatu-
to. "Yo soy partidario de que Sc
conceda ell Estatuto, O no de Ca
taluna sino de todas las regiones
81 esta es su voluntad; pero 20
afirmo que estos senores no han
tenido una palabra de protesta
contra 'la ley de defensa", nj
contra la infamia de mandar a
estos honrados obreros a un des-
tierro que eS una sentencia de
muerte, sentencia que no Sc cum
plira pOrque han sido condena-
dos ilegalmente y el pueblo, y
con el nosotros, haremos que Sc
deVuelvan estos prisioneros de
guerra, que son nuestros, los ne
cesitamos y queremos vivian pa
"a la tercera Republica Social"
Barribero Soriano y otros, es-
tuvieron a gran altura y Sc eX-
presaron con mucha elocuencia,
combatiendo al gobierno. Pero
todos senalaron ell mismo CANT
no a seguir, ell de la tercera Re-
p1blica y que Sc exijan respon-
sabilidades, no solo a los monar-
quicos y dictadores, sino "a los
fascistas que nos gobiernan en-
estos momentos". Afirmaciones
como esta y 0tras muchas mas
Sc hicieron, repitiendose que
los de la izquierda catalina son
muy buenos muchachos en- ell
congreso, Y algunos de eIIos CO.
mo Campage, era de los "que CO.
milan candida" y ahora estan
magnetizados con ell Estatuto.
Todos convinieron en- que por
encima del Estatuto estan los
trabajadores y que este solo de-
fiende a la burguesia, y que por
encima de Catalina esta la hu-
manidad.
Differences veces ell pueblo ova
ciono a los oradores.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
NOTICIAS ~
INTFRES LOCAL,

Anuncio aver Ell CONCEAL Don
Thompson que pedira ell martas
por la noche a sus companeros
del Ayuntamiento, continGen la
llcha manteniendo los derechos
de la ciudad sobre la propiedad
de Hooker Point, a pesar de una
opinion rendida hace pocos dias
por la Corte Supreme del estado.
Luego de una entrevista con
ell alcalde Chancey, Thompson
manifesto que su prop6sito es
llevar ell litigio a los mas altos
tribunales de la nacion, con ell
fin de salvar para ell municipio
de Tampa esa valiosa propie-
dad. "Debemos tomar todas las
medidas posibles para salvar es-
ia propiedad, la cual en- ell fu-
turo tendra I'm valor mucho ma
yor".
Ell alcalde convino con ell con-
'cejal en- que debe continuarse ell
tpleito hasta que todos los recur-
sos legales scar agotados.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

DEsDE BARCELONA
Ell M1TIN DE LA ALBANIA
DE PARLAMENTARIOS DE
IZQUIERDA

Hoy domingo, dfa 6, orga-
niZado por la Juventud Fede-
raj y en- ell palacio de Repro
ducciones de la Exposition, Sc
~erificado un mitin mons
,luo para protestar de las de-
portaciones en- masa Y eXigir
al gobierno que los trabajado-
res que navegan en- ell vapor
Buenos Aires sean devueltos a
v hogares, de donde nunca
labieron haber sido arranca-
dos. Yo tengo poca eXperien-
ca en- contar a los ciudadanOs
euando estos Sc reunen como
aqui 10 hicieran, pero puedo
asegurar que dentro del pala-
clio habian por 10 menos ocho
il almas, y que fuera, oyendo
por medic de los altavoces, pa
saban de 40 mil.
Tomaron parte en- este inte-
resante mitin los senores Ba-
rriobero, Franco, Soriano, Bal
bontin, Niembro, Samblancat,
Sediles Zubillaga y ell director
del diario LA Terra" que Sc
publica en- Madrid.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
Pleitos y DIVORCES

P~erfecto Nelazquez contra Lu-
ciano Suarez; D. Nili.ello, cor
ira Antonio Militello; Mabel Mi
Her contra Tampa Electric Co.;
J. S. hayes, contra Cora lee
HayeNOt Phs
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Cuando I'm diputado del sher-
if habia salid0 en- su busca, Sc
march6 de aqui, mandando ell
Yacht Freedom, ell captain O.
F. Mcintyre, quien habia acusa-
do de asalto a cuatro ipdividuos
RESIDENCES en- los cayos cercanos.
Los cuatro fueron juzgados y
condenados a ounce amos de
prisi6n, pero la Corte Suprema
case la sentencia, ordenando un
nuevo juicio.
FL procurador del condado,
j. F. Busto, re~solvera su actitud
definitiva en- Ell case cuando lie
que ell mandate del mas alto tri-
bunal del estado.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

FL juez Parks hizo encerrar
aver en- la carcel, por 48 horas,
al ciudadano Silas Hartley, a
quien Sc habia citado como testi-
go y no habia comparecido. Hart
ley declare que 6l paso alg1n
en- la sala del tribunal,
pero no pudo eXplicar que mott
voS lie obligaron a m~archarse sin
avisar al juez o a sus abogados.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Antes de resenar 10 dicho
por los diputados de la Allan
"a de Izquierdas, quiero ad =
vertir a mis- lectores que 70 no
tengo mas empeno en- este que
ponerles al corriente de 10 que
pasa por aqui, sin guitar y po-
ner en- TODD clio. Yo tengo mis-
convicciones particulares Y ha
go esta aclaraci6n para que no
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

gen intentional. La carga Sc CO.
ioca sobre el p%ropietariO, que
no puede alegar ignorancia o cir
cunstancias en- su defensa para
exigir el page de una POLKA.
Varios testigos declararon en-
este case y dijeron que pocas no.
ras antes del incendio dos recep-
taculos, uno alberto conteniendo
6 galones de gasolina Y otro ce-
rrado, conteniendo cinco, ha-
bian sido cOlocados en- ell mismO.
R. F. Dasher habia alquilado la
casa unas pocas horas antes y
aleg6 que el no saba que ell COM
bustible Sc habia depositado ALI
y p0r 10 tanto no era responsible
del incendio, exigiendo Ell page
de una POLKA de $4,000.
La. POLKA de Dasher tiene una
clausula que la anula 81 en- la ca
sa asegurada Sc guarda 0 Sc usa
gasolina, exceptuando la que
pudiera consumirse en- una estu-
ia para la cual debera tenerse en-
receptaculo sellado'.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
MITING EN- Ell CENTRIC O.
BRERO

FL comit6 executive de la Tobacco
Workers Industrial Union de
Tampa, nos envia una comunica
ci6n avisandonos que manana
por la noche, a las 8, Sc v~erifica-
ra un mitin en- ell Centre Obrero.
Los oradores hablaran sobre
la situaci6n de los obrer0s de la
industrial tabacalera en- Cuba y
discutiran la huelga general
llamarl para hoy por la Confe-
deraci6n Nacional Obrera, y la
amenaza de los fabricantes de
ALI de traer las fabricas para
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Para ell puesto de fiscal del es-
tado ha anunciado su candida.u-
"a ell letrado Raymond R. Lord,
ciudadano nacido y criado Ell es-
ia poblaci6n.
Hasta hace pocas semanas
Lord fue companero de bufste
de William H. Malone, del cual
Sc separo para establecer su Off
Gina en- ell edificio de Renedo.
Mr.. Lord goza de una envidia-
bic reputation y ~pertenece a la
mayor parte de las organizacio-
mes fraternales del Cayo.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy. Claro y
mas calor para manana. Maxi
temperature aver, 70 gra-
dos; minima, Sc.
Marea alta, a las 1852 a. m.
y 1929 p. m, Marea baja, a las
9:O8 a. m. y 1O:02 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
ECOS DEL CAYO

E. sheriff Niles aspira a la rec
lecci6n y asi 10 ha hecho saber a
los c%iudadanos del condado de
Monroe.
MI. Niles asegura cue su ad-
ninistraci6n ha sido una de las
mejores tenidas por Ell condado
y busca la nomination tomando
por base los servicios prestados
al pueblo.
Ell fu6 nombrado para ell car
go hace un ano, por haber falle-
edo ell sheriff Rolando Curry.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Sobreseyendo un pleito esta-
blecido por un hombre de Wau-
chula contra una cOmpania de
seguros, ell juez Alderman sostu-
vo aver la tests, basada en- una
reciente decision del Tribunal
Supreme de los Estados Unidos,
de que cuando Sc pruebe que una
materia inflamable habia sido
puesta en- I'm edificio asegurado,
antes de que fuera destruido por
I'm incendio, la compania de Sc
guros no debera pagan la POLKA,
aunque ell propietario y tenedor
de la POLKA no supiera que tai
materia inflamable Sc encontra-
ba ALI.
La decision del juez tiene mu-
cha importancia en- vista de los
muchos incendios ocurridos
aqui, a los cuales Sc atribuye orr
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Acusandolos de haber robado
la bodega Model Cash, situada
en- la avenida Hyde Park 1876,
propiedad de G.. B. Massari, ell
fiscal tambien p~resent6 I'm escri-
to de conclusiones contra Tho
mas Mclaughlin, James A.
Mazzeo y John J. Gregely. Sc CO.
meti6 este deIito la noche del dia
II de este mes.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Mr.. Sidney Wall, presidente
del club Cincinnati, hablando
aver ante ell club Kiwanis, decIa-
r6 que 81 Tampa quiere tener
clubs de "liga grande', en- la pri-
mavera ,debe proteger mas los
desafios que aqui Sc verifican.
Anunci6 que los "cardenales"
de st. Louis vendran ell sabado
y ell Brooklyn ell domingo, Y el
espera que ell pGblico concgrra a
esos juegos.
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Sc me haga decir 10 que no d.
go.
FL primer orador fu6 ell CO.
mandante Ramon Franco,
quien en- I'm fogoso discurso re
lat6 sus cuitas con ell gobier-
no, "que ha enganado al pue-
blo," asegurando que la Rep1-
blica que ahora tenemos es una
RepGblica del Sagrado Cora
ION de Jesus. Sostiene que el
siente las mismas ansias de IL
bertad de los trabajadores que
son los que lie eligieron para
que los representara en- ell cor
greso, pero que ALI, econ aque
LA genie" no hay NADIA que
hacer. Y Sc despide dando I'm
critic de Viva la REVOLUTION
Social! que es contestado una
nimemente.
Sediles, ell famoso captain,
dice que Ell no es politico y que
viene a colaborar en- este actC
de protesta y de justicia para
exigir a la Rep1blica que los
que estan navegando para e.
destierro, en- ell Buenos Aires
la carcel flotante, por ell delitc
de tener un ideal de redenci6r
humana, sean devueltos a Els.
pana. Asegura que la ideali.
dad de manana es la de fratel
nidad de los pueblos, unicc
factor que debe obedecerse
"Hay que seguir la revolution
empezada en- Jaca, seguida er
Murcia y Tarrasca, hasta con
seguir la tercera Rep1blica, )
esta que sea puesta no por las
papeletas electorales, sino des
de la Gale; es decir, una Repu
blica social de los trabajado.
res Y para los trabajadores."
Angel Samblancat arremett
contra TODD 10 que huele a pal
lamento Y dice refiriendose d
la Asamblea Nacional, que
aquello es una madriguera de
bandidos. la Republica la LA
man de trabajadores y en- ella
no trabaja mas que la Guardia
Civil aSesinando obreros, y los
ministro limpiandose las unas
para robar mejor." Asegura q,
sufrimos una Republica de fra
les perseguidores de la CAIRO.
ia y que los trabajadores au-
tenticos deben librarse de ella
como de una middleton.
Balbontin describe las cam.
panas sostenidas en- ell congre-
so por la Alianza de Izquier-
das, campanas que la prensa
Unpopular ha silenciado, qui-
tando sobre TODD aquello que
lie ha parecido periodical a los
intereSes creados del Congreso
o sea, a los mangoneadores de
los intereses nacionaleS. Bal
Nontin no solo Sc concrete a
decirles a los ministries, Y So
bre TODD a los socialistas, que
son unos ladrones, sino que
tambien les llam6 asesinos.
Record6 que este 10 habia dia
cho en- ell Congress-, diciendo Que
bS ministries estaban aliados
con la Guardia Civil para ell ase-
sinato de trabajadores'. e hizo
La gaceta., 1932-03-24

Ell fiscal Skinner present0
aver un escrito en- la Corte de 10
Criminal acusando al negro Wi
liam Miller de haber asaltado Y
robado, ell domingo por la noche,
una estaci6n de gasolina de la
Standard Oil, situada en- la Sep
TINA avenida y Gale %.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-27
Salmon Puck to August 20 Aggregates 4,75I ,447 Cases;
 Most Districts Are Closed

Southern, Eastern, Western and Icy Straits districts in Southeast Alaska, Prince William Sound, Con- per River and Cook Inlet in Gen. tral Alaska, Bristol Bay and Alaska Peninsula in Western Alaska had suspended for the season. This week, Wrangell and the North Prince of Wales Island districts completed their operations.
 South Prince of Wales Island, with a three day extension, will fish until August 30. Yakutat, Chignik and Kodiak will continue operations until late in Septem- Der. It is believed that the pack for the remainder of the season will not reach 250,000 cases.
 Pack in Detail
 Details of the pack by district and species are as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-27
GOOD RESULTS FROM SELLING
 GERMAN BONDS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27. = Net profits of American bankers from the sale of German bonds in Amer ica since 1925 are estimated by the Bookings Institution at S30,- 100000 based on the study grow ing out of the Senate's foreign bond investigation.
 The Institution estimated bank CTS made profits from Notation of $1 ,280, 100000 worth of German bonds clearing 4 percent of the amount they paid for the securi- ties.
 The institution made no attempt to pass on the question as to whether the bankers profits were excessive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-27
Strike of Farmers
 Quieting
Milk Settlement Helps Sit uation Highway
 Patrolled However

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Aug. 27.-Although it is quiet in this district where farmers have been striking for higher prices for their products, r'icketing continued on a few major Highways but without violence.
 Sheriff Latinson expressed the opinion the movement is fading out.
 Settlement of the trouble over milk prices in Sioux City has re- lieved the tension. The milk price jumped from $140 to $1.80 per hundredwei2ht.
 Some 3lcketing continues on highways in Nebraska.
 Advices received here today stat ed supporters of the movement in South Dakota would start a non- selling campaign on September 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-27
ECONOMIC ILLS DUE TO FAILURE
 OF LEADERSHIP
Garner Lays Present Con ditions at Door of Hoov-
 CT Administration
CHARGES FAILURE IN
 ACCEPTANCE SPEECH
Delay in Meeting Depres- sion and High Tariff
 Cited as Instances

NEW YORK, N. Y.,. Aug .27.-Responsibility for near ly all of our civic troubles was laid at the door of the H cover Administration by Speaker John Nance Garner, Democratic and i d ate fOi Vice-President, in his letter of acceptance which was made public here today by the par. tvs campaign committee.
 MT. Garner declared most of ths present economic ills were due tc the Governments departure from its legitimate functions"
 Fails to Lead
 The country, he asserted, hao been disappointed because the Ad- ministration had failed to furnish the leadership it had right te expect, and that was the first es- sential in combating evils ano practices that paved the way fol the depression.
 Failure to meet the depression and economic stagnation at it's in ception, and the enactment of the Hawley Shoot Tariff Act in the face of almost universal protest to my mind furnishes the most naked evidence of the failure of Republican leadership to realize it's responsibilities and live up to it's obligations, he asserted.
 "If no other errors had been committed by the Administration these two would be amply suffi- cient to explain it's present un- popularity, and the wide conviction it will not be continued in pow CT"
 Pledges His Service
 In conclusion, the Speaker wrote. With full knowledge of the re- responsibilities and labors involved, accept the nomination of the party for the Vice-Presidency, pledgine adherence to it's principles and the policies enunciated in the party's platform.
 q give assurance that such abil- ity as I may possess, and such ex- perience as I have acquired during the 30 years it has been my priv ilege to serve as a member o1 Congress will be directed toward a solution of the problems with which the country is now confronted"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-08-27

With fishing practically closed down and only a few canneries op- lerating in widely scattered areas, the Alaska salmon pack up to the week ending August 20 aggregated 4,751 ,447 cases of all varieties, ac- cording to statistics compiled by local headquarters of the United States Bureau of Fisheries. The seasons pack probably will be slightly under 5,000,000 cases, it was predicted by Capt. M. J. O'Con- nor, Assistant Agent in Charge.
 Red salmon from all districts amounted to 2,O3O,199 casse. Pinks, due to cannery curtailment rather than fish shortage, aggregated l. 782917 cases, about 100000 cases below normal.
 Few Areas Open
 At the end of last week, the