davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1932-12-17

Two mills in the Carlo mining
district in Sonora resumed opera
tons this week after having been
closed down for about q year.
The two were the Cerro de Orc
and the La Palma.
The Cerro de Orc is milling ore
from the Sultana mine which is
leased by a man named Cooper,
Nogales international., 1932-12-17
FEDERAL JURORS

Raymond Inskeep, L. L. Odle, P.
E. Baffert, Charles Frazier, all OF
Nogales, r. C. Larimore of Son.
oita and Troy Ramsey ofElgin, were
at Tucson this week for federal
jury duty.
Nogales international., 1932-12-17
XMAS SHOPPING

Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Corral were
here from Hermosillo this week to
do some Christmas shopping.
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uultLI. ODposIte Iech. garage. Cd -534U
NORRIS. E.. 942-6 room modern double
garage: good condition. Rent reduced.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

SATURDAY
4:00-Feature hour (NBC).
4.30-To be announced.
4.45-Doctors of melody.
5.00-To be announced
6:15-Old Man Sunshine.
5.30-Bob NewhalI.
5:45-"Law for the Layman,' Reuben
HorchoW.
6:00-Amos N Andy (NBC).
6:15-TylerS on Tour.
6:30-Cnandu. the magician (E t..
6.4o-1o be announced.
7:00-Whoopee lNBCD.
1910 be announced.
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$40 be announced.
-Doodlesockers.
l0.30-To be announced
1900 Midnight-Sign of
SUNDAY
8:00-Children hour (NBCl.
9:G0-Church Forum.
9:30-Fiddlers Three (NBCl.
ID Song For Today tNBCj.
l0:00-Morning Musicale NBCi
!:00-Threesome and organ.
50-Mexican Typica orchestra NBC).
1Z'0o-Bibllcal drama lNBCJ.
l2:aO-cIyde DoeU saxophone octette
1;oo-Reid Murdoch CNBCl.
I.30-Foamers tNRCl.
2.oo-College of Music recital.
3:00-Choir.
0o-aighlights of the Bible CNBc,.
4.OO-Octaves.
4:15-Roamios
4:30-Morin Sisters.
5.U0-Paul Whiteman (NBC).
6:00-Los Amigos
6:3o-The Three Bakers (NBC).
1:V0-Vera Ross, Contralto
1.I5-sIhrough Marble Lattice" CNBC1
9;50--Symphonic Note Book.
8:O0-Josef CherniavSky's orchestra
8.i5-Russian Gaieties (NBCl.
8:45-Slnging Violin, Girginio Marucci
9:151Old Singing Master (NBCI.
sSU-BacK home with Frank Luther
S'So-Back home with Frank Luther and
So. ms Sylvanians te. IT,
i1:o0-Io be announced.
l0:3o-Vox Humane
ll:00-W1lliam Stoess and his EIving
Dutchman ''e
ll:30-Dance orchestra
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NE &c RDIS

"a Miscellaneous For Sale
BABY BUGGY-Reed. practically new,
bargain. DR-6115-M.
COAT-Seal, Broadtail Trim. sizez Il, Ike
new. cheap. HU-s287.
COFFEE URN-3 gallon. practically new,
price $50. 318 N. Denny.
CYLINDER PRESS, Chase. size l9x24. $50
cash. Call evenings. TA-2s57.
EXHAUST FANS-AlternaJing current,
motors. all sizes. cheap. LI-3o27
FORD-Model T ton truck shotgun No. II
single barrel. 1928 S. Pershing.
HOT WATER plant, Continental" u
radiators and boiler. 500. WA-l665.
JUGS and bottles for cider. bottles for al
home uses. Sa1alowsky Bottle Co., COS
S. Capitol. RI-1loz.
Jugs, Bottles, Stone Jars
Bargain prices. We deliver West End
Bottle Co. $50 W Pearl st. LI-sos5
LADY'S diamond ring fligree setting, s25.
1884 N. Tuxedo. CH-7700.
MAYTAG WASHER-Good condition: girls
bicycle: gas range S65: electric sandwich
toaster. VIII sacrifice. CH-0s39, after
. ?. m.
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ga Real Estate Auctions
8 Lots, Farms and Acreage
READ THIS !

Southern Decatur County, Is acres, 2
acres timber balance in crops. Good log
house basement. rooms down. large
room in attic barn. deep well. good land,
2 sets harness: wagon. buggy. disc. pillow
and all other farming tools. Jersey COW.
2 Jersey heifers large SOW and 2 shoats,
2 sheep 100 chickens 40 bushels corn IN
crib 100 egg incubator. All crops and
all household goods for $500 cash. BERT
WILHELM 2106 s. Emerson. IR-4297.
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NORTH EAST-5-room strictly modern
bungalow; single; reasonable. THOMAS.
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Tune WKBF Tonight at Sxmes and Found Ads Broadca
RENTALS
. Unfurnished House.

MARKET. s4i7 VS. and 4-room houses.
$3.50. electric. well, Easements. BE-04os.
NJ PHEARSON 2s32-Double. S rooms. bath
furnace. garage. ONLY SIS. LI-s62l.
MICHIGAN. E. I635-Sl8: dandy rooms.
modern. Opposite Tech garage. CH-3340
NORRIS. E.. 942-6 room modern double
garage: good condition. Rent reduced.
NORTH EAST-5-room strictly modern
bungalow; single; reasonable. THOMAS.
LI-556l.
NowLAND AVE lsii-Facing Spades
Rsr garage eu0 SoS sec EsCmi Lr Bah furnace
PARKvIEW AVE, I9-Near Tech; 7-room
double: SIS; water paid. CHl6ol.
RANDOLPH. s., 1908 room double,
thoroughly modern: garage. DR-5630.
RURAL, N, S-Excellent, modern, six-room
double; garage: rent reduced. HU-2ll2.
SHELBY ST, 2l08-5 rooms. semi-modern,
garage; SIS. Key 2Ols Shelby st. DR.
SPENCER AVENUE, 23-6-room modern
double; breakfast room; fireplace: large
closets; built-in features; fun basement;
laundry room; garage; s35 RI-50So.
TACOMA, N, l523-4-room house, semi
modern; Sl6.50. Bankers Trust Company.
TALBOT. N. 20l8-4 bedroom modern
double. lSt class condition. garage: SIS.
TALBOT, N, 2233-35-Rcnt reduced; good
conolUon. Call HA-36S8-J.
VERMONT ST, EAST, 7l7-6 rooms and
bath. garage. water paid. sic. LI-8930.
10TH. E. 39o8-Modern, 4 rooms, kitchen,
furnished, in-a-door bed; $40. so. CH-3616.
10TH E. 1846-Near Tech, 5 room modern
double, $28. water paid CH-6145
nth ST. EAST. 717-6-room modern dou-
bic. fine condition, close to College. re-
duced rent
2SD, E.. 305-s24: moving paid. modern s.
kifchnyl 20 A.
23D, E., eo5-Near Belefontaine. rooms,
bath. furnace, no garage. Only SIT.
18TH, W, 52-North of creek, near Me
rldian; 3-bedroom home: SIS
3lsT,. w, 1121-Reduced from s28 to s18.
FREE rent. Oct. l., 4 rooms, s12; water
paid: desirable location: newly painted.
1913 S. Arlington. IR-3516
MODERN 5room double. good furnace.
garage water ro5 PAID; SIS. Splendid con-
sTARKs AGENCY. Fountain So. DR-5746.
SOUTHSIDE LOCATIONS.
MODERN 5-room cottage; newly painted;
near Tech. grade school. CH-3143.
/ COLONIAL-Dutch. near Technical, strict
! ly modern Al condition, rooms.
! toilet. lavatory down. bedrooms. dress
ing room, full bath up; inclosed back
yard: garage; reasonable. CH-5996.
$500 Per Month
Five rooms semi-modern bungalow, gas,
cleo. light, garage in good condition.
| 800 Barton Ave. 5-room bungalow. in
/ closed porch; garage. suburban location;
/ in good condition; electric lights; large
| lot; chicken yard. 727 Whitcomb. Call
LI-2318.
Values
1918 Parker Ave: 5-rm. modern. SIT 50
184S Sugar Grove. 7-rm. modern: gar 200
| 205 ~ Ninth, Mars Hill; furnace,
cleo; water; rms, gar........... 1880
| 2719 Cornell: 7-rm modern ..... 18. 90
| 620 E. Ohio ST.: 8-rm. mod. . 20 Loo
| 2165 N. Riley: rms: cleo. and we'll. 18 .0C
1419 Montcalm: 6-rm. mod: gar ".
Gregory & Appel, Inc.
Ii. 7491
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10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
LEARN TO DANCE-New fall classes open
ing in all branches of dancing. Call
JAG FREDERICK, RI-1610.
TUTORING-High school subjects, expert
enced tutor. TA-2286.
WANTED-Girls, boys to join professional
glasses in all types of DANCING: RoBT.
affiliated with Kersting Studio of Fine
Arts. CH-1056. 1922 N. Olney.
WORK FOR UNCLE SAM'-$1O5-Si9i
month. Men-women. 18 to so. Steady.
Hundreds poSt-depression government
Jobs Prepare now. List positions FREE.
Write Immediately. FRANKLIN INSTI-
TUTE, Dept 155 F, Rochester N. Y.
IF YOU SEE a want ad that interests YOU
answer it TODAY the opportunity NAV b.
gone tomorrow
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Cards. In Memoriams

ADKlNS-In loving memory of our darling
daughter and granddaughter KAYDETTE
ADKINS. who passed away one wear ago
today.
There's well worn path.
And i leads straight through the lane
OF our hearts.
Till Il comes 10 YOU.
And the vines of love and the flowers
OF cheer.
Grow there sn season OF the wear
Saalv missed Nv MOTHER FATHER
ard GRANDMOTHER: BURDETTE and
ERNFST ADKINS and MRS. IONA
CCOTEE.
CLAGHORN-We wish TO extend our
heartfelt thanks and deepest apprecia-
ton for the many acts OF kindness,
messages Of sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings received from our friends
and neighbors during that greatest of all
trials. the loss OF our wife and mother
Z. L. cLAGHoRN. GORDON AND JEAN.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS
PROGRAMS
5:OO-NBC zl-Little German
band.
f'OO-NBC CWEAF) Harlem Fan
tasy, crooner male quartet.
S:oO-NBC (WJzl-El Toro revue.
PicEens sisters; Gus Van.
NBC (WEAF) Emo Rapee in
Warsaw.
Columbia-S hilkrets orches-
ira and Ruth Fitting.
s:oo-NBC (WEAF) Walter O'Keefe.
915-Columbia-Public Affairs In
stitute.
lo1S-NBC CWJz)-Grand opera.
"Armids"
lO;So-NBC (wEAF)-Paul White
man.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By H. K. CUTHBERTSON.
Commissioner.
indianapolis. Indiana.
Ccnfaraher an 1920
STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
As Automobile Loans


IN THE MARION PROBATE COURT
steIla , Wnite, AqminlStIatrix Of the Estate
Stella White. Howard White. Gertrude
Carter. Lydia Ratlif and Nora Caudell.
estate Of W. W. white. deceased hereby
the Mario:s Probate Court she viii at the
doy Of q m 1882 at the Office he S u
George Burkhart. 90l Inland Bldg, In
dianapolis. Indiana. and from day to day
private sale all Of the interest Of said
decedent in and TO the following described
real estate. to-wit:
An undivided tWo-thirds Of an undivided
12-13's interest in and to the following real
estate. The south half of the southeast
quarter Of the Southwest Quarter Of Sec
ton IA. Township IA Sorth. Range East.
An undivided two-thirds Of part of the
East half Of TIE Northeast Quarter os
Section %. Township IA North. Range I
East. described as follows: Beginning at
the. Northeast corner Of said half quarter
ard running south with the east line
thereof ITS feet: thence west parallel
to the south line of said quarter section
5T15 feet; thence north 779I75 feet to the
North line Of said quarter: thence 674 feet
to the place Of beginning, containing
An undivided two-thirds Of part of the
East half of the southeast quarter OF
Section H. Township Il North. Range
East. described as follows: Beginning on
the south line Of said quarter at a point
1891 feet west Of the southeast corner
thereof and running north parallel 20
the east line Of said quarter OH feet TO
the south line Of a 24-acre tract OF land
formerly owned bv John Hill. thence west
With the south line of said tract 1862
feet: thence south parallel TO the east line
l.0l4 feet TO the south line Of said quarter.
thence east 1862 feet TO the place OF be-
less.
Said sale viii be made subject to the
approval OF court and for not less than
the full appraised value OF said real estate
and upon the following terms and 'condi-
tons to-wit: At least one-third OF the
purchase money cash in hand and the ball
ance in two equal instalmerts PAYABLE in
not to exceed and IS months evidenced
BY notes of the purchaser. bearing 60
Interest from date waving relief. provid-
ing for attorneys fees and secured BY a
mortgage on the real estate sold.
STELLA WHITE.
Administrative.
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WKBF (14OO) indianapolis

Indiana polls BroadcastinE. Lnc.l
SATURDAY.
p. NJ
430-Tea Time tunes
4:45-Hews flashes
5.l5-Vaughn Cornish.
5.30-Dinner melodies
600-Cecil e. Sally.
6:20-Baseball scores.
6.25-Democratic County committee.
630-Ward B. Hiner.
6.45-Golden melodies.
7:15-Sports Spotlight
730-Russ- Dol-Ray trio.
745-Louse Spillman.
800--OrcheStra
8:15-Alice Arnold.
S:30-BroWn County Revelers.
900-Sign of.
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II unfinished Apartments
s27 5o-COLLEGE. I226-3-room apartment,
newly decorated; Al condition. RI. 1885,
ASHLAND. 12I4-4 rooms, modern; heat
and garage: reasonable. RI-2636.
ASHLAND. I73l-4-room mooern apart
ment. utili les furnished. garage option
81 s30. HE-2905.
CAPITOL AVE. N. 704-5 rooms. bath. in
Guiding heat. hot and cold water: SIS.
LI-0233.
CAPITOL. N. 1905 rooms. front. rear
porches. plenty heat and ianitor service.
lovely yard. fine for children. DT~2l63
daytime see custodian.
CAPITOL. N, 2s5i-5 rooms. southwest
exposure: heat. water, garage. TA-2530.
CENTRAL, 2342-5 rooms heat and water.
l month free. RI-59e4 HE-2753.
CENTRAL. li2I-Verv pleasant 4 or 5-room
apt good heat hot water reduced:
children welcome.
COLLEGE. 141l-Lower duplex; rooms,
modern. heat. water: $3.50. RI-5976.
COLLEGE. 24i4-4 rooms modern. Frigid-
ARE. warm. garage, heat, water fur
nished. He-2064.
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MARKET. 34i7 VS. and 4-room houses.
$3.50. electric. well. Easements. BE-04os.
NJ PHEARSON 2832-Double S rooms, bath
furnace. garage. Only sis. LI-662l.
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WASHING Machine parts ana service,
Wringer rolls. 2609 E. Washington. CHI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
CHARGE BOXER WITH MURDER
Has No Use for ''ChiseIer .
 So Takes Fatal Shot at Him

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, March A first degree murder charge has been filed against Jack Kent worth, aged B years, a pugilist, captured in a restaurant yeSter- day soon after arriving on freight train. He was recognized by Harry Hargraves, lumberman, who called the sheriff.
 Wentworth is alleged to have shot and killed Johnny Hansen, we'll known Portland welterweight, who was on the same boxing program with him last Tuesday night in Portland. Hansen was a headliner attraction.
 Wentworth said he was justified in the killing as he found Hansen with his girl in his hotel room.
 T have no use for chiseler, , said Wentworth.
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PROM WILL BE HELD
 THIS EVENING
High School Gymnasium Is Artistically Decor
 ated for Event

Tonight the Junior Prom, the chief social event of the scholastic year, will be held in the gym nasium of the Juneau High School. All arrangements have been com pleted for the event.
 The gymnasium has been artisti- cally decorated. Glass colors, purple and gold, predominate.
 Mctif Is Japanese
 A Japanese motif pervades the plan of establishment, and in ae- cordance with this idea several Junior girls attired in Niponese costumes will serve at the refresh ment table.
 The floor has been waxed and rubbed and is now in the best of condition
 Serenaders' Orchestra
 The Serenaders' Orchestra will furnish the music. Dancing will begin at 9:30.
 The Junior Prom is given an- nually by the third year class in compliment to the fourth year or graduating class. and the members of the graduating class are the guests of honor of the occasion.
 Tn addition to high school stu dents, many of the older residents of the city will be present. Ar rangements have been made to take care of a large attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
Price War Pleases
 Lunch Box Buyers

CLEVELAND, March A price slashing war in the lunch box busi- ness hit two sections of Cleveland choice of three sandwiches, slice purchasers.
 Two rival merchants were in- volved in each of the battles. Tn one locality laborers had their
 Free coffee with a l5-cent lunch of pie, two cookies and an apple for 10 cents, or the same menu for 15 cents with, sometimes, ticket calling for a free lunch.
 Free coffee with a15-cent lunch and a coffeeless meal for a dime were the offerings on the other battlefront.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
HOME STYLE CORN
 FOR STUFFED SALAD

Just few odd kernels of canned corn, home style in plump bits, make golden decoration for the top of a fresh tomato stuffed with celery, minced ham and what else you have handy The ingredients that make the popular corn relish, cabbage, piInientoes, onions and corn favored with brown sugar dissolved in vinegar and slightly thicksned with flour are practical for winter salad, and especially good in baked ham dinner. Be sure to add bit of pirniento for color.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
SALT PORK, BEANS
 ON SATURDAY NIGHT

Mexican beans enriched with salt pork and favored with chill powder and garlic make quick Saturday night supper that leaves room in the budget for chicken on Sunday. Parboll the beans Satur- day morning until mealy, but not broken. Just before supper, fry out diced salt pork, add onions diced, cook clear but not brown, add a cup each of beans and stock in which cooked, mash to gravy with potato masher, add remaining beans, season and serve soon as well heated. Even better warmed up for Sunday night supper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
STALE CAKE CRUMBS
 ARE USED IN DESSERT

Stale cake crumbs join fruit juice and coconut in a delicious dessert, especially if the cake is spiced. Some canned pears with the juice are poured over the crumbs with the addition of lit tie sugar, bake until well heated and serve with hot lemon sauce. Nuts may be added,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
ODD HAM PIECES
 IN SCALL0P DISH

Corn pudding, scalloped corn, mock oysters, or whatever name you choose for that most delicious and economical of wintertlme dishes serves as a convenient hid ing place for odd bits of ham, bacon, pork or other fat meat. Grind the meat so its flavor will be carried well through the pud- ding.
 By using tomato juice to beat with the eggs instead of milk you get somewhat Spanish effect which may be heightened by the addition of chili powder, chopped green pepper or just paprika ir generous measure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
DI, FELLOWS TO COME IN
 FOR INQUIRY
Short Selling on Stock Ex- change Is to Be
 Investigated
Assocrated Press Photo

WASHINGTON, March 4. - The big fellows charged with shaking down the stock market are in for a shaking down themselves.
 Full approval has been given the Hoover inquiry by the Senate on short selling.
 The Senate voted $50,00O for the investigation which will begin next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
SWEETEN CREAM
 FOR DARK CAKES

Frozen whipped cream that has been slightly sweetened with con- fectioner's sugar, spread in the freezing compartment of the auto matic refrigerator and left until solid, makes delightful addition to devils cake. Ground walnuts may be added to the cream before freezing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
RHUBARB'S RAW
 IN FRUIT SALADS

Finely cut raw rhubarb, includ- ing the delicate pink skin. is an economical but deliciously tart in gredient to add to the fruit salad that depends on apples for founda- ton. Add a bit of orange juice and grated rind and you have a salad cheap enough for the limited club budget or community supper, but most delightful in flavor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
PICKLES MAKE SALADS BEST

A survey of the cannlng closet may reveal too many bread and butter pickles. Try chopping ore pint fine, removing whole spices, then boiling up and combining with package of lemon gelatine and serving later as dinner salad with ham or other rich meat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
COOK CARROTS
 GENTLY IN JUICE

Winter carrots taste fresh when cooked gently in the juice from a can of good quality peas, then the peas are mixed in and the whole heated to scalding. The double boiler will keep this dish hot or a casserole may be used. Top with crumbs, grated cheese and bacon and bake just long enough to brown if for a main dish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
QUICK RAREBITS
 USE CANNED SOUP

A small can of cream of tomato soup, heated, and + pound of grat- ed cheese added makes a speedy rarobit to be served as soon as cheese melts. Toast should be made as rarebit cooks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
Week-End Tips to. House,uipes; Recipes, Other
 Items tKat WiL Come in Hmndy Today, Anytime

Juneau grocery stores, in their advertisements, especially on Fri days, as well as other days, contain special offerings to housewives. The ads are worth reading Below are short recipes and other kitchen items, which are also worth read ing:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
APRICOTS AND PRUNES
 COMBINE IN DESSERTS

Dried apricots and prunes mix in a whip dessert made just the same as prune whip but using both fruits. Bake slightly after the eggs. are folded in and serve either hot or cold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
VEAL LACKING FAT

Veal is lacking in fat, so should be larded or have strips of salt pork over it during the roasting. Veal should always be well done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
POPULAR RECIPE FOR
 RICE CAKES GIVEN

To each cup of cooked rice add whole egg beaten well. Fry like pancakes, but handle carefully when turning them. Serve with sugar and butter or syrup.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
DEEP DISH PIES
 HAVE CRISP CRUST

Avoiding the issue is one way to solve the rhubarb pie problem when undercrusts refuse to become crisp of flaky. Make a deep-dish rhubarb pie with crust only on top, mixing two tablespoons granulated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04

tapioca with l F cups sugar to one pound Thubarb.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
*-Less than 10 miles.

The low in the Aleutian Gulf Alaska attended by light moderate Southern Alaska. The high Northwestern
  North and risen in other portions of the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
DELICIOUS. HoME-BAKEp PIES

On sale Saturday at Il o'clock, at Juneau Young Hardware store, by .Holy Trinity Guild. -ady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
DAYS OF ,ss

A. B. Hall, Friday, March 11th, auspices of the American Legion and Auxiliary. Keep this date. Gambling and Dancing. -adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-03-04
D. B. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
The " eather
lRy thc u. a. Weafner hurrs ai
southeast

Forecast for suneau and vicinity beginning at March A.
 Rain and Saturday; southeast ..l rirlc
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LOCAL DATA

Barometer Temp Humidity Wind Velocity
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e1ABLE AND RADIO REPORTS
Highest 4p.m.

YESTERDAY TODAY
Evening star., 1932-07-13
HOOVER RELIEVED
OF BALLOT DRIVE
National Committee to Take
Responsibility for Directing
Coming Campaign.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 13.-Contrary to
1928, the brunt OF the Republican caA-
paign direction this year will be boil le
by the National Committee.
President Hoover will be freed of
all details save those of his addresses.
This was the outline drafted yester-
day by Everett Sanders, chairman Of
the National Committee after White
House visit.
I'VE will follow closely" Sanders
said, the campaign Of 1924. In 1923,
Hoover was not President and was able,
ing his own campaign. He actively
directed the work in the national head
quarters in Washington.
Will Attend Duties.
Now, we must do most of this work
for him. The National Committee
must leave him as free as possible to
attend to the duties of the presidency"
With this dictatorship partially
divorced, the national headquarters
has been more conveniently centered in
Chicago
To aid Sanders and other officers
of the National Committee, Is members
were named as an Executive Com
mittee. While named primarily for
the campaign, these committeeman and
committeewomen will serve for the next
four years.
Under Sanders outline of organiza-
ton work, the State chairmen will
serve as the keystones.
New Conditions Met.
These chairmen, who will frequently
visit the Chicago headquarters during
the coming months, will supervise tho
campaign in their States. The national
committee members will serve as aides
between them and Sanders.
The national chairman was silent on
Presidents Hoover's activities, except to
say the speech of acceptance would
probably be made about the same day as
last year, early in August.
I'VE had to meet different condi-
tion this year" Sanders said. THE
speech of acceptance of the Democratic
nominee was made at once. And we
had to meet this"