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Seward daily gateway., 1932-04-15
RATE ADJUSTMENTS ARE
 ID BE CONSIDERED MEET

LONDON, April 15.-Members of the North Atlantic Passenger Con- ference meet here to-study further "rate adjustments of steamship passenger traffic across the At lantic. Representatives of the U. s. Lines, Cunard, White Star, Ca nadian Pacific, French, North Ger man Lloyd and the Hamburg Am erican will participate.
 The conference will consider pro- posals of pooling the passenger traffic receipts of all companies on the North Atlantic service and for curtailment in schedules of larger liners.
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MASSIE ON THE STAND

HONOLULU, April 15.-Lieuten- ant Massie was placed on the stand yesterday in the ''honor staying" trial and as far as the testimony proceeded for the day it was strongly indicated that his was the hand which fired the shot which wiped out the young Hawaiian, al- legged assaulter of Massie's wife. It was also said the unwritten law will be the base of the defense.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED

NEW YORK, April 15.-The IT, wing Trust Company was appoint ed receiver in equity for the Inter national Match Company on peti- tion of New Jersey stockholder, Morris Bernhard, a $3,0OO creditor. Bernhard charged the company's affairs were so confused by the sui eide of the late Pesident Ivar Kreu- ger in Paris, that no reliable in- formation was obtainable regard ing it's status.
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ANOTHER ARRESTED

ST. THOMAS, Ont, April 15.-A man claiming to be D. D. Dicker- son, of New York City, was arrested here in connection with the Lind bergh Kidnapping case. Police said he carried letters addressed to Col onel Lindbergh and to Mrs. Dwight Morrow, mother of Mrs. Lindbergh, together with carbon copies of tel egrams believed to have been sent to the Lindberghs.
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CHARGES ASSAULT

BROWNSVILLE, w. Va, April IS. Raymond M Miller, reporter for the Moundsville Journal, charged he was assaulted by John Lehew, an armed constable working under Justice w. E. Clayton. His news paper is waging campaign against what is called the thug system" assertedly used by police in mine strike arrests in connection with investigation of liquor law viola tionS.
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DRINKS CHAMPAGNE

LONDON, April 15.-One of the advantages of being an Ambassa- dor to England is that one can drink champagne. That is just what Ambassador Andrew Mellon did Thursday when he drank to the Kings health. Following a toast, Ambassador Mellon then addressed an audience of more than 400 per- sons.
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MURDER PREMED|TATED
 DECLARES PROSECUTION

HONOLULU, April 15.-Prosecut- or John Kelley introduced testi- mony that revolvers were pur- chased a week before the staying by two of four Americans on trial charged with the murder of a na- tive, accused of attacking the wife of one of the defendants.
 A hardware clerk testified Mrs. Grace Fortescue purchased a re- volver, as did an American sailor. The evidence was used to show premeditat ton.
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WARNED TO KEEP OUT

TOKYO, April 15.-Dr. Roo, for mer Chinese general, now a mem Der of the Chinese delegation to the Shanghai peace conference of the League of Nations, has been warned by the Japanese govern ment to keep out of Manchuria. The peace delegates are up in arms" over the ultimatum and waxed highly indignant. But there is no truth in the report that the delegates will declare war on Ja- pan.
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LINDBERGH LEAVES HOME

HOPEWELL, N. J., April 15.-Col. Charles A. Lindbergh left home to- day and asked newspapermen please not follow him. It is pre- sumed he will attempt to contact the kidnapperS of his son. He let it be known he is confident the people he has been dealing with have been the real abductors of his child and that he will stop at noth- ing to regain the child.
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HOMEMADE" EARTHQUAKE

SAN DIEGO, April Is. - Early risers here experienced some of the sensations associated with earth quakes as the batleships fired in annual practice off St. Nicholas Island. The atmospheric disturb ance created by the simultaneous firing of 8, IA and 16-inch guns on the battleships rattled windows and led to report that the city was experiencing an earthquake.
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MEDICAL A|D RUSHED
 ID WOMAN PASSENGER
 CN THE LINER YUKON

It was late yesterday afternoon that a wireless message from the liner Yukon, then some three hours out of Seward, announced that Mrs. Youall HanShaw, a passenger, and resident of Valdez, had been taken suddenly ill and that the services of a physician were inn perative.
 Within a short time after re- ceipt of the message, Dr. A. D.. Haverstock, accompanied by liar old Sogn and Nurse Martha David son, were aboard the 35-foot gas boat Joan, owned and skippered by Captain Ed Olsen and with Capt. O. A. Johanson, in supreme com mand, was dashing out of the har- Dor in the teeth of a stiff breeze and lowering skies, to intercept the Yukon.
 Like a setter with every sense attuned, Captain Johanson search ed Prince William Sound for pres ence of the Yukon. Knowing the sea lane like he knows every street in Seward, Captain Johanson ar rived alongside the big liner, his little command resembling a life boat. There, while monster waves theratened to dash him against the steel hull of the big ship, he man. euvered and dodged until he brought the Joan under the rope sling swinging like the pendulum of clock. Dr. Haverstock and his aides stood ready for the moment when they could leap from the gas boat into the sling and be hoisted aboard
 The feat was accomplished while hundreds of passengers and every member of the crew who could leave his post looked on and gave vent to expressions of admiration at the courage and skill of the vet eran skipper and his younger pro- totype.
 With Mrs. Hanshaw in the hands of Dr. Haverstock, the Yukon drove at full speed for Seward. Within a short time after his arrival, Dr. Haverstock had diagnosed an acute attack and had relieved it..
 At the hospital it was reported that Mrs Hanshaw was resting easily and getting along satisfac- torily.
 When the Joan docked with Cap tains Johanson and Olson, they were the recipients of congratula- tions of men wearing gold service stripes for the perfection in which they performed a hazardous and splendid task.
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ANOTHER ECONOMY BILL
 BEEN PRESENTED HOUSE

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15.- Chairman Vinson of the House Naval Committee introduced bills to abolish the offices of assistant Secretaries of the Navy, War and Aeronautics and to authorize the President to dispense with unnec- essary Naval shore stations.
 The President would be authoriz- ed to dispose of, or to close, such Naval shore property as the Secre- tary of the Navy may certify as no longer required.
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YANKED RIGHT SWITCH

OAKLAND, April Is. - A four year-old boy, Norman Swanson, is the hero of this city today. Yes terday, while riding on a large trac- tor hauling lumber, the driver was hurled over the side when a wheel struck bump. The tractor ran wild through fields and fences be- fore the youngster finally stopped the machine. He said he kept turning and switching everything on the dash board until he hit the right one.
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GREAT PACIFIC FLEET

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15- The United States Naval fleet, which recently held maneuvers in Hawaiian waters, will remain in Pacific waters for the remainder of the year, the Navy Department announced Thursday. Economy was the reason stated.
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VALIDITY IF CLOSING
 HOUR |s QUESTIONED

SAN DIEGO, April 15.-Consti- tutionality of the present border closing hour at Tia Juana is ques- tioned in a suit filed in Federal Court by George H. Miller, a San Diego resident.
 In the suit filed at Los Angeles, Miller charges smuggling of liquor and narcotics has increased as a result of closing the International Boundary at 6 p. m. instead of at g p. m., Associated Press dispatch eS stated
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OHIO COAL TROUBLES

WARREN, Ohio, April 15.-Na- tional Guards have been ordered into the Eastern Ohio coal strike area owing to new hostilities re- ported there. It is said that one miner was killed in riots there.
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NORFOLK MEN RETURN

HOPEWELL, N. J., April IS. (P- No developments were made known here following Lindbergh's appeal for secrecy as an aid to attempts to deal with the kidnappers of the Lindy baby. Admiral Guy Burrage and Charles H. Curtis have re- turned to Norfolk after a prolong- ed absence. They said they con- ferred four times with Colonel Lindbergh and gave no other in- formation.
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ANOTHER VICTORY

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15.- Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt's vic- tory over Speaker Garner and Gov. Murray of Oklahoma in Nebraska and his winning of Kentucky's del egation, ran his delegate lead for the Democratic Presidential nom- ination to 216 pledged and claimed convention votes.
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HOUSE VOTE ASSURED

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15.- A House vote on the soldiers bonus is practically assured according to supporters of the measure. It is the belief of many leaders that the bill will pass but others claim that the opposition is making progress and that the bill may encounter tough sledding.
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MUST "COUGH" UP

LOS ANGELES, April 15.-Judge Green signed an order directing Alexander Pantages to pay Dr. c. w. Kalionzes $100 for making an affidavit two years ago that Pan- tages' health was being impaired while he was in jail in connection with the alleged Pringle attack.
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WAR HERO DIES

SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.-Col. Robert H. Stillman, hero of the capture of Manila, and also a com- mander of the 21st Infantry in their expedition to Siberia a num- Der of years ago, died here Thurs day.
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SEARCHING IN SWEDEN

STOCKHOLM, April IS. Police received orders to search the city for the kidnappers of the Lind bergh baby. Pictures of the miss ing child appeared on the front page of all the newspapers.
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TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

SEATTLE, April 15.-Some of the temperature extremes Thursday from various cities in the United States and Alaska were: Juneau SOAP; Ketchikan 52-4O; San Fran cisco 62-50; Denver 74-5O; Chicago 42-36; New York 5O-36; New Or leans 76-38; Los Angeles 74-54.
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FAVORS REPEAL

SEATTLE, April IS. Iii a na- tion-wide poll on the present pro- hibition law, Washington State still maintains a to poll favoring re- peal of the 18th Amendment.
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REACH DEADLOCK

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15.- President Hoover's battle with the House Economy Committee over pay cuts for Federal employees reached deadlock at a second White House conference which ad- journed with no agreement.
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FLOODS IN PANAMA

COLON, Panama, April 15.-Flood dangers are reported from various sections of Panama. One river is said to have risen IA feet and has inundated much land and causing much poperty damage.
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WILL LUNCH TOGETHER

PARIS, April IS. - Secretary of State StimSon of the United States is due to arrive at Paris today to confer with Premier Tardieu.
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GUARD ASSIGNED

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 15.- A police guard has been assigned to the grandchildren of Vice Presi- dent Charles Curtis after reports of Kidnapping plot.
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FINE FOR l.. A.

LOS ANGELES, April 15.-A $1,- 500,000 race track is planned for this city. Besides being opened in nine months, the project will em- ploy a large number of people for that period.
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A CAFE BRAWLER

TOKYO, April IS. Alfred Rev. craze, said to be the son of the Indiana Senator, was arrested in cafe here yesterday and charged with brawling.
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WARRANT IS OUT

LOS ANGELES, April 15.-A war rant is out for the arrest of Movie Director Vim Gigson on a speed charge. At last reports, the war rant was still out, and how.
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BASEBALL. RESULTS
PACIFIC COAST

Oakland 0, Seattle 5. Los Angeles 1, Hollywood 10. Sacramento 4, Portland 3.
 NATIONAL Cincinnati 5, Chicago 3. Detroit 3, Cleveland 1. Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 4. Paul Derringer did most of the pitching for the Cardinals but to- ward the end of the game he was taken from the mound.
 AMERICAN St. Louis 3, Chicago 0.
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TELEGRAPH BREV|T|ES.
GREAT DEFECTIVE DIES

SARATOGA, Fla, April 15.-Wil- liam J. Burns, founder of the great detective agency bearing his name, died here Thursday.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
Uses of Cigar Boxes

ct WAS walking around toy store where
bewitching dolls and cute teddy bears
peeked at me, and mechanical toys and games
were temptingly displayed" said Elsie Wilson
to the Hobby Club.
"Alas not one of the toys was priced TO agree
with the cash in my purse. couple of small
and beautifully decorated cots, each with q
sleeping doll in it, caught my eye. My heart
sank to zero when the clerk informed me of the
price Of these treasures. But while homeward
bound 7 passed tobacconists store, where
cigars in their open boxes caught my rowing
eye.
'I remembered how Mics Brown had told us
about the many and varied things that we
could make from these boxes I entered the
store and bought some cigarettes for my
brother. I asked the clerk If he could spare me
complied with my request. As walked home
the great idea took shape in my brain. From
my work box selected a strip of colorful
gingham and cut it to the size of the cigar
box.
Next I frilled the material and tackled It
neatly around the edges of the cigar boxes.
From the gingham cut the shape of o. small
mattress, which filed with cotton batting
and sewed up. With odd strips of cotton sheet
ing made pair of sheets and q pillowcase.
II fixed up the duplicate cot with different
colored gingham. This accomplished, dashed
back to the store where for Is cents cash T
purchased two Of the darlingest sleeping dolls.
The making Of the dolls nighties was an easy
matter from scraps of hnen," finished the
speaker.
"One can certainly put cigar boxes to won-
derful use" observed Miss Brown smilingly.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

IN . recent address to o visiting delegation
! Pope Plus stated that no less than 5000
workman are now being employed by the Vau-
can and that while the world depression might
suggest the advisabiity Of curtailing the work
he had confidence in the future and wanted to
do his bit IN providing employment for the
workingmen Of Rome.
The Vatican's building boom, by the way, Is
not confined to Vatican City.
One thousand of these workmen are working
within the limits of Vatican City. Eight hum
dred more are at work on CaStel Gandolfo. the
Summer residence Of the Pope. The remain-
der are at work IN different parts OF Italy.
esecially in the south, where the Pope has pro-
vided funds for building parish houses, new
seminaries and other buildings.
The Summer residence at Castel Gandolfo
has taken on q new interest during this build
ing program.
Overlooking the Lake of Albano II miles from
Rome, the old castle was built in the seven
teenth century. and for some time was occupied
in the Summer months by the Popes. For
many years, however, 1t has not been used at
all and recently it has fallen into decay.
Now. however, it Is undergoing q process Of
general repair and ref1ttng and it is to be en-
tirely refurnished. Besides Its own grounds the
adjoining Barberini gardens have been added
to 1t and an enormous cistern has been built.
with an electric pump to provide water for the
irrigation of the property.
In addition, arrangements are now being
made to transfer the Vatican astronomical OBJ
servatory to Castel Gandolfo, because the lights
Of Rome reflected on the sky at night have
made star gazing increasingly difficult within
the city limits.
Naturally, all Of this work has aroused much
speculation as to the possibility of the Pope
reviving the custom of spending part of his
Summers at Castel Gandolfo. It is believed.
however, that his visits will be short.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Vatican City. In this building are located all
of the offices for the Vatican City administra-
ton. and besides the governors living quarters
a very elaborate and richly furnished apartment
has been provided for the of visiting
sovereigns.
In view Of the recent revolution in Spain,
which cost Alfonso his crown, it Is a little diff
ficult to see just when and how these rooms will
be used. The King Of Italy and the King Of
Belgium are the only remaining Catholic SOW
ereigns In Europe and, while both may visit the
Pope. the King Of Italy has his own palace In
Rome besides private residence, while the
King of Belgium has a daughter married to the
italian crown prince and he usually resides
with her when he is visiting Italy.
Although the Abyssinian Emperor recently
visited Rome and was received with the honors
due his rank by the Pope he was not invited
to make use Of the state apartment.
The recent disastrous collapse Of the Vatican
Library, which occurred while repairs and al
terations were being made, has aroused a GER
tain amount Of criticism Of the building pro-
gram In Vatican City However engineers in
Rome are generally agreed that very little of the
Evening star., 1932-03-27

criticism Is really deserved. The building was
very old, they point out and in many ways its
original construction was faulty.
CPEAKING of the rehabilitation of the library
- brings to mind the fact that many old,
nl-conditioned buildings surrounding the Vati-
can are being torn down, and that that fact
is depriving the Vatican surroundings Of some
thing of their traditional color.
Some Of the buildings that are being de-
stroyed were, in themselves, pleasing remind
ers Of bygone days: but architects point out
that they lost their effect because they were
so overshadowed by the towering bulk Of st.
Peters and the Vatican, and that the general
impression will be much better once they have
been cleared away.
One of the largest Of new buildings is the
one which houses the Vatican Tribunal and
Ministry of Public Justice. This building in
cludes the Vatican prison-which, so far, has
had only one occupant.
The man who holds this distinction of being
the vatican's only prisoher was accused of
tampering with an aims box. He was given q
regular trial according to canon law and, on
Evening star., 1932-03-27
Cause for Complaint

Circus Manager: "Well. what's wrong nowf~
1ndia-rubber Man: Every time the Strong
Man writes q letter he uses me to rub ose u
mistakes"
Evening star., 1932-03-27

THE junction from st. Peters station, In Rome
ing has been made in the Vatican walls to
allow the papal train to enter Vatican City.
The entrance is closed by white iron gates,
which slide back when q button Is pressed
Tracks some 400 yards in length are being
built, ending in tunnel dug under the Vatican
garden. While there is only one exit, and the
train will either have to enter backward or go
out backward the tunnel Is considered essential
as o shelter for the Popes train.
II Is understood that the Holy Fathers train
will consist of three cars-one his private car
another containing small chapel, and third
carrying the papal throne The cars will be
richly ornamented. and will carry the pontifical
coat of arms in bronze.
special shed, however. has been built Just
outside of the Vatican walls for the accommo-
dation Of railroad cars used by the Vatican for
conveyance OF goods, as well as for the eventual
use of passengers. For If the Pope did not
maintain his private train, this Vatican
City spur line will handle a considerable
amount of freight traffic and will be kept quite
busy.
The Pope receives an enormous quantity of
gifts each year from Catholics all over the
world. OF these, the larger proportion is des-
tined for use in foreign missions but all of it
Is consigned first to Vatican City where it Is
sorted and reshipped. Once the railroad station
is opened the material will be forwarded
directly over the junction line into Vatican City
It Is expected that the station will be COM
pleted within two months.
NNE of the most striking new buildings being
~ built is the palace which has been erected
for the accommodation of Gov. Serafni of
Evening star., 1932-03-27
In the Wa-Wie Depression, There Plenty Actvy
Vatican GtyWhere
a Construction Plan
EmploysS, 00QMen.

LTHOUGH the world in general is
suffering from severe business de-
preston. this Easter finds one of
its tinieSt subdivisions-the Papal
| State in Rome, commonly known as
Vatican City-enjoying q building
Evening star., 1932-03-27

boom of large proportions
Seat of the headquarters of the Roman Cath
olic Church, this diminutive municipality-it is
100 acres in area and has slightly more than
500 citizenS-is a busy place these days Old
buildings are being removed or remodeled. new
ones are being put up. and things are moving
rapidly SO that the recent prediction of Pope
Plus XI-that the entire building program will
be completed within a year-can be fulfilled.
Easter pilgrims are finding o new attraction
the new Vatican museum, which was opened
I'm time for the Easter celebration. Standing
I'm the Vatican gardens it Is an attractive build
ing in the pure renaissance style building
somewhat like the classically designed art mu-
seums In such typical American cities as Cleve-
land and Minneapolis In it are housed the
Vatican art collections.
Small as the territory is it has required
tensive equipment and reorganization to pro-
vide for its life as an independent state. Ever
since the establishment of the concordat with
the italian government In 1929, plans have
been preparing for series OF changes: and
the work that followed on those plans Is now
being pushed forward rapidly.
One Of the new buildings is q railroad sta
tion-a seemingly strange but absolutely nee
eSsary innovation for this city in which the
color and customs of the middle ages and the
renaissance are constantly to be observed.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-30

Attorney Gus Reimer was one
Of those in Red Lodge from
Bridger Tuesday.