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The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
Alaska Interests At
 The Nations Capital

900 each. Under the new appropria- tion the Alaska buildings can be taken care of if. the Secretary of the Treasury so decides. There is not sufficient funds to provide for all the buildings allocated, but the Dele gates office has kept in close touch with the Secretary and has urged that the Alaska buildings be selected for construction, because of their urgent public necessity and also to give em- ployment to the many unemployed now in Alaska, large part of whom have gone north from the various States. For some days past the sub subject of new construction has been considered by joint inberdepart- mental committee committee of the Treasury and Postoffice Departments, and on September g the Delegates office was informed that a report had practically been decided on and was in the hands of Secretary Mills and Postmaster General Brownss &ho will decide which buildings arestol be con structed. It wa sfurther stated that the dire need of employment in cer- tain localities will prove an important factor in making the selections. The dispatch sent to Alaska newspapers on August 27, stating that the An chorage and Ketchikanib buildings were to be included in the new.consiEuction and that bids woul Xabe, callss}s for within 30 days, was rquite nlisleaA- ing. No selection hasv sas7.ystr been announced, and so farra$ the Alaska buildings are concernedspee plans have as yet bee ndrawn, according to a statement from the Treasury Depart ment, but is altogether probable
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The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
. Henry Ford
 Denounced
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN FAVOR OF HOOVER DRAWS WRATH OF
 MICHIGAN DENIS.

DETROIT. - Henry -Ford's pro nouncement in favor of the re-elec- tion of President Hoover was as sailed by State Democratic leaders to- i. day as coercion at it's worst.
 Alfred Debo, chairman of the Dem- ocratic State central committee, termed the statement "a demagogic partisan affair. . It is worse than the tactics used in 1896 to put Mckinley over ;" he charged, "because jobs are more precarious today than they were then. It is to be regretted that the : Ford Motor Company has descended to such a level of .partsanship."
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
Eighteenth
 Amendment
CHANGES FOR --MODIFTCAlTIQN PROBABLE AT. COMING .SES- 
 SION, SAY DEM LEADERS.

WASHINGTON.-Dr. F. Scott Nc Bride, strategist of the Anti-Saloon League, said today he believed modi- fication of the Volstead Act was pos sible but not probable at the coming short session of Congress. He said the new Congress to be elected next month would be dry.
 Speaker John N. .Garner,.J Demo- cratic Vice Presidential candidate, and, more recently, Joe R. Robinson, Democrat, of Arkansas, the Senate minority leader, have predicted Vol stead modification this winter.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
Roosevelt On
 Tour 17StateS
OPENS AT ROCHESTER, N- -Y- AND GIVEN TREMENDOUS
 OVATION.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y.-Gev. Frank lin D. Roosevelt, starting his South ern campaign tour, in which seven teen States will be visited, drove through the main streets of Roches- ter today while thousands of admirers cheered.
 Roosevelt got hunderous cheer cheer from he crowd when he referred to My Old Friend, Al Smith" in the same hall in which he was sominated for Governor four years ago. .Roose- welt waved to the crowd. .This is a grand homecoming" Roosevelt said, because, politically speaking, "I owe a great deal to Rochester and to this convention hall. The very first State convention I ever went to was held in this hall."
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

Philadelphia's Republican leader. William Ware, in his address here tonight, urger Philadelphians to over-
 throw the Vare,e organizations and vote as their .conacience .dictatese-45or Roosevelt. Norris reminded Penpsyl- vanians how they voted for Colonel Roosevelt as the Bull Moose. candi-
 dae in 1912, declaring that party leaders meant nothing. to T.-R. 0
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
A CASE OF MURDER AND
 SUICIDE AT LOS ANGELES

.HOLLYWOOD-The nude bodies of two men were discovered today in bed in "a residence here. Both appar- ently had been dead more than a week. A pistol lay between them. Neighbors identified one of the vic tims as Henry B. Westby. The other man was known as Tex Gamache, po- lice said. They declared the case was one of murder and suicide.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
WHO KILLED ROSENTHAL?

SALINAS, sCalif-The Salinas In- sdex-Jonrnal carried copyrighted fstary today saying that Harold Lee KMk. P, under arrest here, had<con- fessed to Sheriff Carl Abbot that Al Morne, whom he described as a "big shot New York liquor racketeer," killed Arnold Rothstein, notorious New York gambler, on the night of November 4, 1928.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

OTTAWA.-Drastic tariff changes, which are expected to elimina.e ron $75, 100000 to S100,O00,O0O in sales by the United UStates to this coun- try, went into effect today. They af- feet agricultural and manufactured products exported from all sections of the Unted States and, accordingly, all wage earners dependent upon such exports. The business, it is intended, will he transferred to members of the British commonwealth of nations.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
SHIP IN DISTRESS.

NE WYDRK.-The steamer Pan- American searched the Atlantic north of Bermuda today for vessel which gave the name of Tanamakoon in an sos appeal Monday night. The Ra- .dio Marine Corporation picked up the distress signal.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
PARLIAMENT, TO RATIFY or
 TAWA TRADE AGREEMENT

LONDON. - Parliament reassem- bled today to -ratify the Ottawa trade agreement, presenting united empire trade front against the world, and was informed almost immediately that the eristing trade ..., agreement with. Soviet Russia would be cancelled.
 J. H. Thomas, Dominions secretary, announced the step was taken to maintan he effectiveness of the Ot- tawa conference in preferences against action by any foreign coun- try which might stultify the interests of preference.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

4i TOKYO. =7sIapanesa .effieials.shold. a growing belief that the Lytton re- port to thesLeague. of Nations on the Manchurian. revolt was l>prenared by hired experts. and not by members of tn .Lyno commission, a government spokesman said today,
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
TRDUBEous TIMES AT LONDON

LONDON.-With unemployed Lon- doners battling police in scattered districts of the city, the House of !. Commons convened oday in san at mosphere of terror to begin work on the Empires new trade program.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

DALLAS, Tex.-While more than one hundred persons watrhed, Sultan, a tanny black and yellow lion, turned today upon his trainer, Miss Marjorie
 Kemp, and tore her shoulders to shreds with his mighty paws.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

PORT ALBERT, B.sC.-PoIice and British Columhia .constabulary were confronted today with the brutal murder. of two, Japanese babies ..as they slept beside their mother, ... and the. hacking of Mrs, C. Aspka by a fiend.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

HOUSTON--John H. Bailey, %, a musician, was killed today by a ham, me blow which. police said was struck by woman. A woman w ho gave her name as Katherine Livingston was taken to the sheriff's offihe for ques- tioning,
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

HONGKONG.-Acting sunder fhe tariff. agreements made at the Ottawa conference, authorities today began imposing a license. tax on foreign au- tomobiles equivalent to@20 per cent of their value.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

MUKDEN.-Only three Americans are definitely known to be within the danger zone at Tungpien, Japanese military authorities were advised te- day, as they prepared to open heavy offensive against guerillas in that vii cinity.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

RIO DE JANEIRO-The Graf Zep- pelin visited Rio de Ja neiro to-day and started back to Perambno0, from where the ship will leave for Fried richshafen on it's regular commercial schedule.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

LOS NGELES.-Federal secret service agents were in Bakersfield to- day seeking members of counter .feiting ring which specialized in bo- gus 8100, bills,
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

MUKDEN.-The two children of MT and Mrs. C.. T. Woodruff, British subjects, whom bandits attacked to kidnap Wednesday,, aftero killing Mrs. Woodruff, were found 4safe, today, the local officer of the Rritish-American Tobacco Company was informed.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

NEW tYQRK.-The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey contemplates the expenditure of approximately twenty million dollars by June 50. neyt, for improvement and mainten- sance, it was. announced today.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

Al Smith Will Make Seven Speeches.
 NEW YORK.-Former Governor Alfred E. Smith will make seven campaign speeches, in addition to the one he is making in Tammany Hall Wednesday night, according to the Democratic National ampaign speak CTS bureau.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

GRAND RAPIDS, -Meh.-A band of daring robbers raided the Ne braska National Rank here today took $b7 ,000, and fled, forcing a gid stenographer to stand on the run ningboard of their car to shield them from possible gunfire.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

ATHENS, Greeces-Samuel Irsull. indeed Chicago utilities magnates will be requested to leave Greece, al though he cannot be rearrested. the minister of tn einterior asserted to day.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

CAIRO, Egypt-Thrdge Rand sSerron, of New York, famous noun tain climber, was killed today by. q fall from one of the Great Pyramids atGizeh.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

HpI5STpNls17uAAaee Semple Mo- Phersvr,and, her hasSeand, David Hut ton, today were Eastward bound for a two-weeks' vacation at some place where reporters sanda publicity agents are at, the minus point.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

SAN BERNARNIvl, l,alif-Three men were arrested here today in what authorities said was .plet -to kidnap Clarence G. White. Cleveland millionaie, and Dr. Charles Lombard, wealthy Redlands physician.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

SAN ISCO.-Directprs .of the Golden Gate bridge began open ing bids this afternoon on. the main unions of the project other than the steel superstructure, already. under contract.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

.IHONGKONG--Passe1gers .sf aboard the Chineseowned steamer. Helikony including an American missionary. were robbed today by Chinese pirates.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

!. NE WYORK.-Johnny Crosse, .2Gs former stablemate of Gene Tunney. was shot and wounded today ina steet argument at Mount Vernon.:a suburb.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

Norrs Speaks At Philadelphia.
 PHILADELPHIA.- Norris, Nebraska Progressive, who led the fight to refuse Senate admission to
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

TOKItEr-s)n% hundred and seven. teen Bexsopes'were reported missing today mftEsa typhoon capsized. thre. fishing boats off the coast ut@QhsGss- wart island.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

MONTREAL.-Tar changes. ef- feetive this week will reduce the re- tail price of Scotch whiskeM&to the " Canadian consumer, l.. R,xCcsdeau, president of the QuebeEs,liuor. com mission, predicted today.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

NEW YURK.-The F. w. sWool- worth Company today declared tits regular quarterly.. dividend of s60 cents, payable Decemhe 3 to the records of. November To-
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
By w. A. s.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The in- .dustrial institute at Wrangell, that the Department of the Interior has erected, will have as its director Leroy F. Jackson, of North Carolina. He is now on his way to the North and will soon take charge of this new school for the Indian children.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

.CHICAGO,-An actionaseahingl to oust Mayor Anton J. Cermak. because he was on an Insull preferred list, climaxed today's phases of the Insull case in Chicago.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

MINNEAPOLIS. Business re- covery is making headway, Secretary of the Treasury Ogden l.. Mills he lieves. A Democratic victory will only impede reconstruction, he de. clares.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24
Items of Importance
 In Recent News Events

News Events }I { HOUSTON--John. II. Bailey, %, a musician, was killed today by ham, me blow which police said was struck by woman. A woman ~ho gave her name as Katherine Livingston was l taken to the sheriff's ofihe for ques- tioning,
 SAN BERNARRIN0, Calif-Three men were arrested here today in what authorities said was a plet -te kidnap Clarence G. White. sCleveland millionaie, and Dr. Charles Lnmbard, wealthy Redlands physician.
 SAN FRANCISCO.-Dir .of the Golden Gate bridge began open ing bids this afternoon on. the main unions of the project. other than the steel superstructure, already. under contract.
 IHONGKONG--Passergers aboard the Chineseowned steamer Helikon, including an American ,missionaIy. were robbed today by Chinese pirates
 GRAND RAPIDS, Neh.--A band of daring robbers ~raided the Ne bEaska National Bank here today. took $b7 ,0o0, and fled, forcing a girl stenographer to stand on the run ningboard of their car to shield them from possible gunfire.
 ] CAIRO, Egypt-EhrEage Rand ~Serron, of New York, famous noun tain climber, was killed today by. fall from one of the Great Pyramids atGizeh.
 MUKDEN.-The two children of
 MT and Mrs. c. T. Woodruff, British subjects, whom bandits attacked to kidnap Wednesday,. after killing Mrs. Woodruff, were found .safe today, the local officer of the Rritish-American Tobacco Company, was informed. NEW sYQRK.-The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey contemplates the expenditure of approximately : twenty million dollars by June 50, :, neyt, for improvement and mainten- sI sance, it. was. announced today. ATHENS, Greeces--Samuel Irsull.
 indeed Chicago utilities magnates
 will be requested to leave Greece, al though he cannot be rearrested, the minister of tn einterior asserted te- , day.
 NE WYORK.-Johnny Crosse, s2G.
 former stablemate of Gene Tunney. : was shot and wounded today ina steet argument at Mount Vernon.-a suburb.
 , NEW YORK K.-The F. w. sWool-
 worth Company today declared tits regular quartarly. dividend of s60 cents, payable Decemhe 3 to the records of. November To- -MINNEAPQLIS.- Business re- covery is making headway, Secretary of the Treasury Ogden l.. Mills be- } lieves. A Democratic victory wsN only impede reconstruction, he de clares.
 I TAYLORVLLE, nl-Gunfre spaa- tered about picket lines of men and women at the. Hewittville. coal mine today in thssfrst outburstsof shooting in he present strike.
 TOKItErs)n@ hundred and seven~
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

TAYLORVMLE, m.-Gunfre .spas- tered about picket lines of men and women at the. Hewittville. coal mine today in thgfiret outbnrstsof shooting in he present strike.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

 school for the Indian children.
 The Anchorage Radio Club, Inc., hasmade application to the Federal Radio Commission for license to cover construction permit issued April 26, sl932,- and for change in equipment and increase in operating power, KFQD, from 100 to 259. W. Applica- tion has also been received from W.. N. Growden, Poorman, for construc- tion permit for point-to-point tele- phone station, 50 w., in order to com- munioate with the Signal Corps at Ruby, and this has been granted.
 The recent appropriation passed by Congress for building and othe rpro- jerts to stimulate employment thru out the country, in the sum of $S32,- 560, ,OOO, was ordered slashed to the cent underathe economy act. For op- tional publics buildings $100,O0O,OO0 was provided. .a and Comptroller Gen. ,eral McCarl informed Secretary of the TreasursF Mills the other day that this amounts will be reduced to $90,- 100000. Previous to this session of Congress 9 building program had been decided -on. and many contracts awarded. But there was still allo- cated, to be appropriated, $154,345,- 900, which included buildings at An chorage and Ketchikan to cost $400.-
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

, DALLAS, Tex-While more than one hundred persons watrhed, Sultan, "a tanny black and yellow lion, turned today upon his trainer, Miss Marjorie Kemp, and tore her shoulders to shreds with his mighty paws. :. PORT. ALBERT, B.<C.-PoIce .sand British. Columbia .constabulary were confronted today! with the brutal murder. of two, Japanese babies .,as they slept beside their, mother, .,.. and the. hacking of Mrs, c. Asuka2by a fiend.
 45 TOKYO. .41tJapanesa officials mold a growing belief that the Lytton re- port to .thesLeague. of Nations on the Manchurian. revolt was lprenared by hired experts. and not by, members of tn .Lyno commission, a government spokesman said today,
 HONGKONG.-Acting tunder fhe tariff. agreements made at the Ottawa conference, authorities today began imposing "a license. tax on foreign au- tomobiles equivalent to 20 per cent of their value.
 LOS s.ANGELES.-Feder secret service agents were in Bakersfield to- day seeking members of counter .feiting ring which specialized in bo- gus &10O, bills.
 1 RIO DE JANEIRO-The Graf Yep pelin visited Rio de Ja neiro to-day and started back to Perambno0, from where the ship will leave for Fried richshafen on its regular commercial | schedule.
 MUKDEN.-Only three Americans are definitely known to be within the danger zone at Tungpien, Japanese military authorities were advised te- day, as they prepared to open heavy offensive against guerillas in that vii cinity.
 MONTREAL.-Tariff changes. ef- fective this week will reduce the re- tail price of Scotch whiskeMsto the Canadian consumer, l.. R,sCesdeau, president of the QuebeEa,liuor. com- mission, predicted today.
 sCHICAGO.-An lactionaseehing to oust Mayor Anton J. Cermak. because he was on an Insull preferred. list, climaxed today's phases of the Insull case in Chicago.
 SA NFRANCISCO.-1Hifam John son, Republican Senator from Cali fornia and once the running mate of Theodore Roosevelt son the Progress sive ticket, todaMs,refused to support President Hoover for reelection. NOKOMIS, In.TTwo mine pickets were shot today when National Guardsmen attempted to step cara van of striking sminers .on their way to Taylorville-
 PASADENIAss7- Albert Einstein, who recent Xaccepted an offer to lecture five months each year at the new institute 4fer. advanced study at Princeton. N, d. will return to Pasa- dena late in December to continue his scientific work, it was announced today.
 HUI1STON.$-7AAaee Sample Me- Phensvrsands her baseand, David Hut ton, hdsy were Eastward bound for two-weeks' vacation at some place where reporters eanda publicity agents
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

SA NFRANCISCO.-1Hiram John son, Republican Senator from Cali fornia and once the running mate of Theodore Roosevelt son the Progress sive ticket, todaMsrefused to support President Hoover for reelection.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

PASADENASsz-Dr. Albert Einstein, who recent Xaccepted an offer to lecture five months each year at the new institute afor advanced study. at Princeton, Ns d. will return to Pasa- dena late in December to continue his scientific work, it was announced today.
The Kusko times., 1932-09-24

.NOKOMIS, In.vTwo mine pickets were shot today. when National Guardsmen attempted to step cara van of striking sminers .on their way to Taylorville-
Evening star., 1932-06-04
REALTY BOARDS
TO WEIGH TAXES
National Association to Con-
vene in Cincinnati
June 20.

The tax question will be one of the
major subjects of consideration of real
estate operators, owners and financiers
attending the annual convention of the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards, to be held in Cincinnati, June
20, 80 and July /.
Following upon reports of the asso-
ciation's extensive study of present
State tax laws, with reference to real
estate the convention delegates will
center their discussion on practical
actions proposed to be taken in the
various States and cities, it is reported
by the associations headquarters, in
Chicago.
Representatives of property owners
divisions, formed in ll2 cities to join
with real estate boards in their present
campaigns for more equitable" tax
situation, will participate actively in
the convention actions.
State Senator Seabury c. Mastick.
Pleasantville, N. Y. chairman of the
New York State Legislative Committee
eral sessions of the convention, dealing
with the tax question particularly as 1t
relates to homes and home ownership.
C. E. Dykstra, city manager of Gin
cinnati. will give an account of the
Cincinnati plan of balancing income
and Outgo in an address on Govern
ment Costs and Real Estate
Speaking for the property owners will
be State Senator Robert A. Taft, Gin
cinnati; DR. A. Ross Hill, Kansas City.
former president of the University of
Missouri; Adam Schantz, president of
the Dayton, Ohio property owners di-
vision; Judge Arthur V. Lashly. St.
Louis, Judge Arthur J. Lacy of Detroit,
former chairman of the national prop
erty owners division; F. w. Drybrough.
Louisville. first vice president of the
Louisville Property Owners Association,
and Guy P NeWbern, Memphis, execu-
tive secretary of the West Tennessee
property owners division.
Prof. Simeon E. Leland of the Uni
versity of Chicago. in charge of the
extensive investigation of State tax
laws which is nearing completion there
will address the property owners divi-
sion on New Sources of Revenue" or
how to lift the tax burden from real
estate.
Evening star., 1932-06-04
HOME LOANS HELD
VITAL j. s. NEED
Credit to Make.Improvements
Will Speed Recovery, W.
E. Best Believes.

Relief given to the home owner will
turn the tide of the depression, ac-
cording to William E. Best. president
OF the United States Building and Loan
League, who declares that better times
would come with enactment of the
measure creating a system of Federal
home loan banks.
Homes Need Repairs.
There are thousands of people in
this country who desire to repair, re-
model or modernize their homes and
need funds for these operations" says
Mr.. Best. In some localities there are
individuals who desire to take advan-
tage OF prevailing low prices Of ma
Evening star., 1932-06-04
THE NEW STEP.DOWN LIVING ROOM

. SMART NEW FEATURE in these cafrz Lifetime
Homes Offering distinctive treatment. You 2
steps into this which below general
level. The reception hall, kitchen dining
raised. This adds its attractVeness and interest
furnishing we'll enhancing its inherent beauty.
Evening star., 1932-06-04

terials and labor to construct homes.
Mortgage money should be available
to would-be home owners, although
there is no need for the activities of
the speculative builder today. These
funds can be furnished by building
and loan associations and other home
financing institutions If they caa raise
money upon the mortgages they hold
at the present time The home loan
bank system if established, will provide
and release these funds. 1t will place
the local home financing institutions in
position to supply longtime mortgage
credits.
Repairing, remodeling and construc-
Evening star., 1932-06-04

Repairing, remodeling and construc-
Evening star., 1932-06-04
2 COLORED BATHS

Two beautiful two tone
colored tile baths. One in
blue, the other in green.
Built-in fixtures, Venetian
mirror, medicine cabinet,
chromium plating. In every
detail they are decidedly new.
Evening star., 1932-06-04

Of the national association in January,
is expected to be effected at the coming
annual convention of the association,
to be held in Cincinnati June 29-July l..
The institute is to be organized on a
definite professional basis, it is an
nounced. 1t will admit two grades of
participants, members and associates.
To be eligible to the member classical
ton. the appraiser must meet qualifica-
tions set up by the institute as to his
technical knowledge, professional stand
ing, and experience.
More than $50 applications for full
membership already have been received.
it is announced.
Evening star., 1932-06-04

are today serving their communities
to the full extent of their funds in
hand. At the present time they have
approximately 90 per cent of their
assets invested in residential mortga ges,
which is conclusive evidence that they
are serving their communities to the
full extent of their resources"