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Evening star., 1932-12-11
CHARLOTTE HANNA HUME
i SEEKS DIVORCE IN RENO
Granddaughter of Mark Hanna
Charges Cruelty in Action
Filed in Nevada.

Suit for divorce. charging cruelty. has
been filed in Reno. New. by Mrs. Char
lotte Hanna Hume, wife of Richard
Hume of Washington, according to dis
patches from the Nevada divorce
capital"
Mrs. Hume, the granddaughter OF the
late Mark Hanna, eloped and was mar
ried to Hume in December, 1927. There
was talk at the time Of an annulment
but they later were remarked in the
Roman Catholic Church in New York
and came to Washington to live short
1y thereafter.
About year ago the couple adopted
q child and established home in Wes-
ley Heights, but few months later
they separated and lived here in sep
arate establishments. She went tc
Reno in October
Evening star., 1932-12-11

Every woman wants undies for Christ
masl What an opportunity to select
these universal gifts at a low price.
Beautiful bias slips, dancettes, chemises
panties-in richly lace-trimmed STYLES.
Tea rose. flesh and blue. All sizes.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1932-12-11

Large size, S0x105 inches. Lustrous,
serviceable bedspreads Of mixed rayon
and cotton, in beautiful patterns of
rose, gold, green, blue and orchid.
Street
Evening star., 1932-12-11
IZAAK WALTON LECTURE
DR.. E. T. Scoyen, Head of Glacier
National Park, to Speak.

DR.. Eivind T. Scoyen, superintendent
of Glazier National Park, will deliver
a lecture, illustrated with moving pic
lures, at the Department of Commerce
Auditorium at 8 pm. December IA
This lecture is being held under
auspices of the Washington, D. c.,
Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of
America. All are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1932-12-11

All perfect quality-fresh,
new and charming-and the
bargain comes right in the
nick of time to beautify your
own home and to select prac-
tical gifts. Cream, ecru, solid
terms.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
Educators to Attend Party.

Dean Justin Miller of Duke University
Law College and DR.. Frank Porter
Graham, president of the University Of
North Carolina, are scheduled to attend
the North Carolina Societys college
Night" party at the Shoreham Hotel
tomorrow night at Q o'clock. -.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
Practical
Gifts

Nxx 10
$1.00 Fabric Gloves, SIC
Factory purchase fine double-woven
suede fabric gloves in black, new
browns and gray. Flared, cuffed, self
and contrast-trimmed. All sizes 6
to 8h.
Mems $500 Gloves, s1.ss
Fine pigskin dress gloves and cape
and mocha fur-lined and woven
wool-lined gloves.
Children's Gloves, 79c
Smart, warm capeskin and suede
gloves and fur-top mittens. all
warmly lined.-Street Floor.
$1.00 Rayon Pajamas, 79c
Women's one-piece rayon pajamas
in pink and peach. Ruff1ed and lace
trimmed
$1.00 "Spun-Lo" indies, 69c
Chemises, three-in-ones, step-ins,
boomers and French panties. Deep
lace trimmings. Regular and extra
sizes in the lot.
Rayon indies, 29c
for S1.00. Lace-trimmed and
tdA4Oi Gu oty lCo, III S1lClillSSS, UlOUIIlcIS,
panties. vests and step-ins. Regular
and extra sizes in the lot.
Rayon indies, 39c
Lace-trimmed, tailored and ap-
pliqued styles in gowns, chemises,
step-ins, boomers, vests and panties.
Regular and extra sizes in the lot.
French Crepe Slips, CSC
Beautiful quality. Cut-out lace
tops, bias-cut and California styles,
in sizes SO to A. Double extra sizes,
46 to So, 79c.
Children's Hose
z Pairs for 25c
Boys fancy golf hose, girls y hose
and children's half-socks.
Full ashioned Silk Hose, ACC
pairs for CSC. Chiffon and service
weights. New Winter colors.
$1.50 Sheer Silk Hose, CSC
pairs for $500. Full-fashioned
silk hose of exquisite texture. Elastic
tops, Jacquard lace tops, picoted tops.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-12-11

The former president of Cornell Uni
versity and head of the first Philippine
Commission appointed by President
Mckinley in 1899, DR.. Jacob Gould
Schurmap, will speak on philippine
Independence" at Catholic University
tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock.
DR.. Schurman's address will be made
in Mcmahon Hall on the university
campus. The question of the islands
future is now pending before the Senate
in the Hawes-Cutting bill, which would
grant independence in Is years.
Until lately the speaker was United
States Minister to China and formerly
Ambassador to Germany.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
FIVE J. 5. Av|ATORS
 PASS 10000 MARK

WASHINGTON, June 10. (P)-Of 8 total of nearly 1000 licensed transport pilots in the Unite e d States, only five have flown more than 10000 hours.
 The five include E. Hamilton Lee, Omaha, Neb., who is known as the dean of airmail pilots; Games H. Knight, Chicago; Clyde Pangborn, Wenatchee, Wash, who flew around the world last year with Hugh Herndon; Ralph F. Thomas, Akron, O.; and Edwin K. Jaquith, New York.
 A study of the flying by trans port pilots in 1881, made by the aernautics branch of the commerce department, showed that tn e y spent a combined total of 1,558,5 ,515 hours in the air.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
UNCROWNED KING |s ON
 TRIAL AT MOSCOW

MOSCOW, Jut1e 1O,-The un- crowned king of the gypsies went on trial because he followed his races tradition of ignoring the constituted civil government in settling troubles among the mem bers of the tribe.
 Ivan Mikhai and his tribe got along nicely with the ancient sys- tenn of se1f-government until they ran counter to the Communist rule of the Soviet. Sovet officials de- cided the old system must go and they took King Ivan XIV. some of his lieutenants and two Russian confederates to court. Ivan was accused of conducting a secret court to settle civil and criminal cases.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
MAINTENANCE GOLD
 STANDARD ADVOCATED

GENEVA, June 10. Unanimous recommendation for maintenance of the gold standard was made in summary report of the League of Nations gold delegation Thurs day, which brought forth series of measures designed to aid the economic recovery of the world.
 Recommendations which are ex- pected to affect the forthcoming Lausanne separations c o inference British Imperial Conference at Ot- tawa and the proposed World ec- o n mic conference included up- ward revision of price levels, ex- pansion of credit, settlement of war debts and separations prob lems, and removal of trade restric- tionS.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
TARD|Eu DESERTS LEFT REPUBLICAN GROUP AND
 FORMS ANOTHER 0NE

PARIS, June 10. Former Pre- mier Andre Tardieu Thursday de- serted the left republican group in the Chamber of Deputies and formed a new group called center republicans" composed upwards of 30 members.
 Action came as a result of a vote of confidence several days ago when some left wing republicans abstained from voting instead of voting against the government, as Tardieu ordered.
 The new group intends to op- pose the government, especially on questions regarding foreign policy.
 Former Minister of Finance Pierre Flandin, who opposed Tar dieu's anti-government campaign probably will become leader of the left wing republicans
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
QUESTION FLEISHER

NEWARK, N. J. June 10. Two d e u c ives participating in the Lindbergh Kidnapping and investi- gation are enroute to Detroit to question Harry Fleisher, ale ged gangster detained there, as to his whereabouts on the night of March first when Charles Lindbergh, IT,, was stolen from his crib Fleisher asserts that he can easily prove his whereabouts on that night and also says that he has not been hid ing outside of the United States border
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
Ss, ALEUT|AN ENROUTE
 NORTH 0N FIRST TRIP
 WITH 200 PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, June 10. (P)-The SS Aleutian, of the Alaska Steamship Company, sailed for Seward and wayports this morning at nine O. clock and carried 200 passengers Of these passengers 112 were first class reservations and 88 steerage.
 Seward passengers were MT. and Mrs. s. M. Graf, Harry Archer, Mrs. M. Lutcarish, Frederick Pond, John A. Hazelett, Wm. McCullock, Mrs. Chas. c. Robinson, Mrs. Mary Barber.
 L. J. Burrows, w. J. Porter, Ruth Larson, Miss c. B. Bayles, Marie Winston, Mrs. Robert Wakelin, Miss Clara Badger, Mrs. Chas. Eos ter, Mrs. N ellie Sheehy, Gordon Picotte, Jens H. Jensen, E. w. Per- Tit, Miss Jean Horning, Mrs. Flor ence Baechler, Elizh Hunter, J. D. Stagner and Charles, Evelyn My CT, Miss Amy Dyson, Mrs. Sarah Bailey.
 Miss Alice Reed, Miss Eva Hol- brook, Rebecca Hopkins, Louis liar land, H. W. Rutter, Mrs. H. Frost man, Peter Fruenchen, Mrs. Car rie L. Boone. Jas. Kenery, Natalie O. Tucker and six steerage.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
SUSPENDED PROSECUTOR
 FACES ANOTHER TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. - Charged with murder and also for contempt of court for his re- fusal to testify in connection with the administration of the estate of Mrs. Jessie Scott Hughes, 59, widow whose death he is alleged to have instigated, Frank Egan, suspended public prosecutor faced another trial.
 He was questioned about a miss ing will of his slain benefactress but refused to answer.
 Egan has been directed to ap- pear before a board of supervisors at which time his complete remov- al will be settled.
 Egan recently surrendered to the law after he had been sought for several days by the police.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
WAR DEBTS MUST BE
 PAID, SAYS COOLIDGE

NEW YORK, June 10, (P)-Cal- win Coolidge, discussing interna- tional war debts in the July Cos mopolitan Magazine, says these obligations cannot be cancelled
 He explained that the U n i t e d States borrowed money to make the loans to European countries and that the money must be paid either by collections from Europe or from "our own taxpayers"
 The former president makes no specific recommendations for en- abling Europe to make money and repay her debts but discussed for eign trade
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
WESTWARD OLDT!MER
 |S RETURNING HOME

c. w. Olsen, oldtimer of the Westward who has been in Sew ard for a number of months re- ceiving medical attention at the Seward General Hospital, will be among those leaving Sunday on the SS Starr for his home at Chig- nix. MT. Olsen says that his hand is much improved but that it is not altogether well yet. He will re- join his partner, c. Weidman, at Chignik. They operate a trapline in that area. MT. Olsen said he is uncertain as to when he may re- turn to Seward; perhaps this fall; then again, perhaps not until next year. Only Allah knows and he won't tell.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
WIFE 0F PREMIER
 DIRECTS MANUFACTURE

MOSCOW June 10. In a com munist land where simplicity is the keynote of life Mrs. Paulina Seminova Molotov, wife of Pre- mier Molotov of Soviet Russia, is directing the manufacture of lip stick, rouge, powder and perfumes.
 The government frownS on cos metics but the public is not gen. eraly aware that P. s. Zhemchu- zhina, the director, is Mrs. Molotov
 A United Press reporter called at the offices of the company and was met by Mrs. Molotov who ex- pressed surprise that any one should want to interview her.
 Russian women have become big consumers of cosmetics, especial ly lipstick and perfume, she said.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
FLYING PROsPECTORs
 FLY ID GREAT BEAR LAKE

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., June TO- Il. H. Eastman, leader of tn e flying prospectors who returned here rSday from Hazelton said his party is bound for Great Bear Lake where the summer will be spent prospecting.
 The ice is not out yet on the lake, he said, and it will probably be 30 days before it is expected to leave. The interval will be spent prospecting between Juneau and Great Bear Lake.
 If weather permits, he will take eff today with Juneau as the first stop.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
DANGEROUS CONTRACT
 RECOVER BODIES 0F
 TWO FROM VOLCANO

HILO, Hawaii, June 10. - For $1 GOO R. Kunishi, Hilo contrac- tor will lower himself 900 feet into the smouldering fire pit of Hamelaumau and recover the bro ken bodies of Margaret Enos and Sylvester Nunes, tragic love sacri- ficeS to the fire goddess, Madame Pele.
 The contract Kunishi signed with Supt. Leavitt, of the National Park Service, calls for payment only if Kunishi survives the tre- mendous heat and poison sulphur fumes of the rocky pit and suc- cessfully brings the bodies of the two to the surface.
 Nunes, whose offer of marriage was spurned by the laughing IT, year old schoolgirl, kidnapped her from her bedroom, drove to the volcano, shot the girl, and then gathered her into his arms and leaped into the dark pit that was lighted only by the reflected red ness of the molten rock 1,500 feet beneath. The bodies were seen in distinct in the uncertain l. g h t at about the 900 foot level.
 As soon as Kunishi signed the
 contract he began erecting eq- uipment for his descent. The vol cano was inactive, but steam pour ed from Assures around the open ing where he was erecting a hoist.
 Sulphur fumes were Heavy in the air. The roar of recurrent av- alanches of rock in the pit did not seem to frighten him.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
'C[AC|ER PRIEST
 COMPLETES WORK
 EXPLORE BOCOsLOF
HUBBARD PARTY ENROUTE TO ANIAKCHAK CRATER FOR
 SCIENTIFIC STUDIES
Especial to the Gateway

Especial to the Gateway
 An exclusive news dispatch comes to Seward from Father Bernard R. Hubbard telling of his landing on the mysterious Bering Sea volcano ''BogoSlof."
 This submarine volcano was Suc- cessfully explored by Father Hub bard last week. This island has appea and disappeared fre- quently in eruptions of the past few decades and owing to it's is plated position so far from any other land the mass is constantly being lashed by high storms and high seas.
 A dangerous surf breaks high on its lava shores and in recent years parties wishing to explore the strange island have been unable to effect a landing.
 In a six-day voyage from the Bristol Bay following his sensa- tional airplane flight inside Ami akchak volcano recently Fla tn r Hubbard collected his party on Un- imak Island and landed on Bogos- 1of Island despite the heavy surf.
 Over 5000 immense sea lions have established a rookery there and a few million sea birds nest on this lonely spot. One furious sea lion charged Capt. Pete Wold, of the chartered motorship Polar Bear and only quick action saved him from serious injury.
 A steaming mound of m O ving lava is growing up at present on Bogoslof where, formerly a shelter ed harbor existed.
 Very severe storms were en- countered in Unimak but the party returned safely to their headquarters at the Harris cannerv at False Pass.
 The Glacier Priest and his party have been augmented by the ar rival of Prof. Paul Galtes, s. j.. of Santa Clara University.
 Prof. Roderick Chisholm, of San Francisco and Edward Livin, of Stanford are at present bound for Aniakchak volcano by boat m d alrplane for the purpose of mak- ing an exhaustive scientific study Of the new eruption taking place there.
 Editors note: The dispatch was sent to the Gateway from False Harbor by via of Squaw Harbor and was received at noon today.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
INCOMING LOCALS

The incoming local listing of passengers on the liner Yuk other than the Seattle listing pub lished previously included the fol- lowing: From K e tchikan. Ethel Barrett; from Petersburg, o. G. Torrance, Vance Hit; from Jun eau, John Newmarket, Capt. J. M. Clark, G. Vestal, J. D. Crawford, V. D. Harrison, Bonnie Matrige, Ma jor L. E. Atkins; from Cordova, J. M. Bovee, Mrs. John Sorvo, Mrs. M. Garrity, H. C. Dunlop, J. w. Russel; from Valdez, Wm. M. Meals.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
RESTORED RIGHTS
FRANKFORT. Xiv lime 1

FRANKFORT, Ky, June 10. - Any rights of citizenship It. T. H. MasSie may have lost in his native state of Kentucky by his convic- tion in the Honolulu "honor slay- ing" have been restored to him in an executive order from Gov- ernor Rudy Lafoon. The governor Henship he did not believe Massie stated in his order restoring cit had forfeited any of his rights in this state but he issued the order to put the matter beyond all pos sible doubt.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
COOLIDGE TURNING WET

WASHINGTON, June 10. - Re- presentative Sellers, of New York, has made a prediction that Calvin Coolidge will condemn prohibition in an article which is to be pub lished in the next issue of the Cosmopolitan magazine. Sellers apparently has been informed of Coolidge's stand on the issue at the present time and knows the general contents of the article.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
OLYMP|Cs SPRINT KING
 ID QUIT AFTER GAMES

SEATTLE, June 10. (P) Percy Williams, Olympics sprints cham plon, is going to quit the cinder path following the games this year in Los Angeles.
 Williams, working out here un- der the tutelage of the University of Washington coach, revealed that after the big international meet he will confine his athletic activi- ties to swimming.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
HOME RUN FELTS

NEW YORK, June 10, Due to home run hitting feats by Melvin Ott, the New York Giants won the fifth game of a seven-game series turning Cincinnatti back g. 2. In three games againts the R d s, Ott provided the winning runs by hitting two home runs in the game. Four baggers brought his total for the season to II home runs.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
CAREFULLY GUARDED

LONDON, June 10, (P-Extraor- dinary police precautions are talk en to guard DeValera and his three colleagues. They arrived to con- tinue conferences over abolition of the oath of allegiance to the King of England. DeLavera refuS- Cd to make any comment over the rejection of the oath of abolition bill by the senate which may mean a new election.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
CONSIDER LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Both houses of Congress Thursday con- sidered legislation to extend fed eral aid in the interest of the bonus marchers who are in the Capital city. Meanwhile, the po- lice kept careful tab on the as- sembled ex-service men to prevent Communist elements among them from melting the service men to some surprise demonstrations.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
FILIPINO LAND TITLE
 SUITS SWAMP COURTS

MANILA, June 10. (P}-Changes are proposed in the system of is- suing land titles in the Philip pines by means of "cadastral," or wholesale surveys, because the is- lands courts are swamped.
 Governor General Roosevelt re- gently found more than 5O,OOO title cases pending in one northern Luzon province.
 Only a fraction of the land has been surveyed and clear titles is- sued under the Torrens system.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
INVADES THE ENEMY

LONDON, June 10, From the time the Free State president slip ped aboard car at Holyhead where he landed from Ireland, a force of ''bobbies' had to keep the crowds away from DeValera. He has the alternative of election or waiting 20 months until his bill abolishing the oath of allegiance to England-becomes a law, in spite of the senate's action.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
U. s. FILES PROTEST

SANTIEGO, June 10, (P)-For- eign government representatives including the United States filed protests with Chile against the order of confiscation of all for eign currency and deposits in Chil- can banks, replacing same with pesos. They are valued low in the foreign exchange, or six cents.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
STUDENT MINERS LEAVE
 0N PROSPECTING TRIP

RAPID CITY, S. D., June g, Six former students of the state School of Mines in Rapid City have depart ed overland for the Wind River mountains in Wyoming where they will prospect for valuable minerals in the hope of striking it rich. Mem berS of the party of amateur pros pectors are Lou Messing, Armour; A. M. Sorenson, Gayville; G. R. Highley, Edgemont; Quentin Conk- lin, Rapid City; O. A. Waecke and H. A. Gavin, both of Alliance, Neb. They expect their summer pros pecting to prove profitable.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
|. CURRENT BREVITIES ..
AMELIA AT ROME

ROM E, Italy, June 10. Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam, accom- panied by her husband, was a guest of Premier Benito Mussolini Thursday and in the venin g they were to be his dinner guests. The Pope will probably give the famous aviatrix and her husband an audience within a few days, it is said. Both Americans were great ly moved by the warm welcome that Italy gave them.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
EXCELLENT PROSPECT

Mel Horner, proprietor of tn e Overland Hotel, returned to the city Thursday evening with Ches- ter McAuley from his quartz pro- perty at Mile 26, near Falls Creek. Initial work at the mine disclosed some wonderfully fine gold bear ing rock, samples of wh ic h MT. Horner brought back with him.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
VERY GRACIOUS

ROME, June 10, R-A m e l i a Earhart Putnam told Premier Mus Solini all about her flight across the Atlantic, when received by him in the evening. He talked in English and evidenced the great est of interest. When asked what she thought of Rome, she replied, Very gracious"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
CONSIDERING OFFER

BELLINGHAM, Wash. June 10.- J. c. Hill, city engineer, is consid- ering an offer made to the city by a group of painters who have offered to paint the city hall in exchange for free water.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
OUTBREAKS CONTINUE

GUATEMALA, June 10, (P- Further revolutionary ou tbreaks in Honduras are reported saying that rebel troops attacked federals in Copan and that the federals were driven back but that they are now massing for a counter-at- tack.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
LINES RUN 111,66O MILES

WASHINGTON, June 10. (P - Pipes for transporting oil in the United States, says the bureau of mines, have an aggregate length of III, ,660 miles and are capable of holding 23,214,OOO barrels of oil.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
FIRE ON AIRPLANES

LEAVENWORTH, Kas. June 10. Guards at the federal pris o n here will fire upon any airplane flying within 1000 feet of the pri- son in the future, according to an announcement of Warden F. G. Zerbst.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
ECONOMY MEASURE

SEATTLE, June 10.-The Univer- sity of Washington is considering the abolition of the two offices of dean of men and dean of women in the interest of economy. It is said that the move is being oppos- ed by many.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
"STRANGLER" WON

NEW YORK, June 10.-"Strang- Ter" Lewis defeated Die k Shilkat Thursday night in wrestling bout. The bout m arke d the informal dedicating of the Madison Square Gardens new outdoor bowl.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10

Further Improvements continue at Ogle's Garage. MT. Ogle has just completed installing another large gasoline pump and is now excavat- ing a pit for oiling autos.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10

Geologist Mckinley and E. J. Fitzgerald, of the U. s. Geological Survey, left ursday for the Rainy Pass country where tn e y will carry on their seasons work.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10
BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinatti 2, New York 3. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3. Chicago 2, Brooklyn 5. St. Louis 2, Boston l.
 PACIFIC COAST Oakland 8, Missions 9. Seattle ', Portland g.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 5, New York 4. Washington 6, Chicago 5. Cleveland 9, Phillies 8. St. Louis 2, Boston 1.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10

The Mother Lode Central Gold Mines Company is unwatering the 280-foot incline shaft on it's Lamp hear mine near Mokelumne Hill, Calf.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-10

F. S. Gordon, head of Gordon's stores in Alaska, arrived in the city today from Southeastern Alaska, paying his first visit to this sec tion of the Territory in over year.