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Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
TOTAL CANCELLATION
 WAR DEBTS DECLARED
 ID BE IMPOSSIBLE

LAUSANNE, June q, (P-AbSo- lute cancellation of war debts and separations as a remedy for the worlds economic ills, appeared to be considered out of the question by most of the delegates to the con- ference.
 Since the conference decided to suspend payments due July 1 and to continue suspension during the separations meeting, the opinion has developed favoring continued recognition of debt obligations, but with the figures revised and ac- cording to the capacity to pay.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
TWO PAY CUT PLANS
 UNDER CONSIDERATION

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 20,- The House will be asked today to choose between President Hoover'S federal employees pay reduction and a flat 10 per cent cut for all Fed eral employees receiving more than S1200 a year.
 In discussing with newspaper men plans to break thedeadlock between the Senate and House Chairman McDuffle, House confer ees said the Presidents plan is purely speculative but is estimated will save $80,oOO,O0O year, while the pay cut would save about $110,- 000,000 per year.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
MENJOU's ADOPTED SON
 BEEN CHARGED WITH
 MUREDR AND ARRESTED

HOLLYWOOD, June 2l, Harold Menjou, 20, adopted son of Adolph Menjou, the actor, was arrested on a charge of murder in the death of 16 year-old Marjorie Gauthier, in an automobile accident.
 A beach motorcycle officer assert ed Menjou was speeding 30 miles an hour in an attempt to escape arrest when the car overturned.
 Miss Gauthier, daughter of a well-to-do Beverly Hills family, was riding in the front seat with Men jou and was killed almost instantly.
 The murder charge was preferr- ed several hours after the crash when the police surgeon reported Menjou had been drinking.
 The officer was pursuing Menjou to cite him as a speeder, at the time of the accident. Menjou was slightly cut. Young Menjou is the son of the actors former wife, Catherine Colln. He lives in Bever- ly Hills with his mother, now mar ried to A. L. Abrams, stock broker.
 Menjou adopted the youth in 1923. At a late hour today the actor had made no attempt to commun- icate with his son.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
$5O,00O TON ORE FOUND
 NUKA BAY

* The richest gold strike thus < < far made in the Nuka Bay dis ! # trict has been discovered in the J * Babc0ck and Downey tunnel s * where Tom Babcock extracted a * a sample weighing approxi- ; * mately IS pounds, and which, j * by conservative estimate will l + assay $5e,oeo to the ton in free j * gold. l * The speciman is approM- j < mately two inches thick, and a * where split along the cleavage ; * displays every characteristic j + of the famous Goldfield Con- l * solidated ore of Goldfield, Nev. i * In addition to the great mass
 * of free gold, the oxidized mass,
 * resembling sylvanite or tellu- ;
 # rides, reveals the yellow metal ,
 # heavily associated with the
 * dark grayish material.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
HI SHATTERED Av|ATR|X
 RETURNS HOME TRIUMPH

NEW YORK, June 2l, lP)-Ame- ia Earhart Putnam, who flew the Atlantic alone, returned in triumph to the shores of her country. Mrs. Putnam carried huge bouquet o1 American roses, presented by May or James J. Walker, striking con- trast to the oil-spattered figure dressed in flying costume who brot her plane down safely near Lon donberry, Ireland several weeks ago.
 Tonight she will be the guest at a private dinner. She will fly to Washington to recieve the Aero nautical medal of the National Geographical Society.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
ARE SEEKING
 MACHINE GUN KILLER

CHICAGO, June 21. Frank Nitti whose firing squad enforced har- mony in the old Capone liquor syn dicate is sought for by police for the machine gun assassination of George Red" Barker who aspired to succeed the imprisoned Capone on the throne as king of Chicago.
 It was Nitti, police say, who orig mated the second floor front am bush which erased Hynie Weiss, Joe Airlo and other enemies of Capone from the Chicago underworld.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
ILLUMINATING MATERIAL
 MAKES LIGHT LIKE. JAY

WORCESTER, Mass, June 20, - A new Illuminating material which produces a steady white light" and having all the qualities of daylight, will be announced soon, John J. Donovan of Bellingham, Wash, declared in the comence- ment Oration at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
 He said the discovery would change the history of electric lighting" He had learned of the discovery, he revealed, after spend ing hours in the private laboratory of a friend"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
MUCH DIFFICULTY IN
 STORE FOR BRITISH ISLES

DUBLIN, June 21, (P)-The Brit ish and Irish differences were in ected into the 31st international Eucharistic congress when Gov. Gen. James McNeill, representative of King George, was not invited to the state reception for Papal legate Cardinal Lauri.
 A member of the Irish republi- can party said that the governor general had been barred because he represents an alien interest"
 It was reported, unofficially, that diplomatic representatives of other countries might decline to attend the reception if the governor gen. eral is not invited.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
PROVISO ATTACHED

LAUSANNE, June 21, tP)-Re- ports said that the United States had unoficially agreed to reopen ing the question of European war debts and conditional disarmament agreements at Geneva. U. $. Rep resentative Gibson, at the disarma- ment conference, told Herriot that the United States will not listen to any appeal for cancellation of debts so long as Europe continues spend ing vast sums for arms.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
SAREzEN RET TURNS
 WITH GOLF TROPHY

NEW YORK, June 20, Gene Sarazen came home late Sunday bearing the British Open Golf championship trophy, and was greeted by crowds from the street and office windows who heard the police automobile escort shriek a clear path for his automobile ride to the city hall.
 Sarazen said he would hate to have to play the championship all over again at Sandwich, and insisted he could not have won without the tremendous support of the British who cheered lat almost every stop I made"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
HOOVER BE ASKED T0
 GALL ECONOMIC MEET

NEW YORK, June 21, (P,-A nationwide campaign demanding that the United States lead the world to economic recovery by ini- tiating the settlement of inter-gov- ernmental debts, reparations n d trade barriers, was started here.
 George w. Wickersham, presi- dent of the League of Nations As siciation, announced the move ment to get President Hoover to call an international economic con- ference; also, Congress will be call ed upon to authorize the necessary negotiations.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
IF VALERA ALLIES ARE
 EXCLUDED LIST GUESTS

DUBLIN, June 21, The Cover nor General and representatives of King George in the Irish Free State have been excluded from the list of guests invited to a state re- ception in honor of Cardinal Lauri, the Papal legate to the Eucharistic congress now in session here.
 The exclusion of the governor general was because he represents "spokesmen close to President De Valera" it was said.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
BOMB THROWN AT HOME
 CHICAGO SUBURB MAYOR

CHICAGO, June 20, A heavy bomb was hurled at the house of Joseph c. Cerny, recently install ed as mayor of Cicero.
 The explosive was projected from speeding automobile but missed it's mark and tore a hole in the sidewalk in front of the residence, shaking the entire suburban vil- lage which until the last few years was known as the bailiwick of the Alphonse Capone mob.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
sEATTlE's NEW MAYOR
 GETS SUPPORT COUNCIL

SEATTLE, June 21, s t e councilmen gave a strong indica- tion Monday that they were ready to climb upon Mayor John F. Dore's band wagon" and get behind him in his cleaning up of the various city offices, when they supported him in his stand or the city health office
 This was the first intimaticn that the councilmen intended to back the mayor Mondays develop ments seem to indicate they will support him in other plans
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
MARITAL DIFFICULTIES
 CAUSE OAKLAND DEATH

OAKLAND, June 20, Harry A. Nelson, deputy county assessor, died from injuries, police say, ad- mittedly inflicted some four days ago by Claude Forbes, 25, suitor of Nelson's estranged wife.
 Nelson never regained conscious ness. Police quoted his wife, Mrs. Bessie Nelson, as saying she had suggested to Forbes that if Nelson was out of the way they could re- turn to the Oakland residence and live there
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
JAPAN BOYCOTTS BRITAIN

LONDON, June 21. --Appealing to Indian pride not to buy goods made by Englishmen Or any other white man, Japan, CT st while staunch ally of Britain, has began to make serious inroadS on British business in India since Gandhi has been imprisoned. Great Britain is loosing approximately "A per cent of her Indian trade as a result of the Asia for the ASiatic" campaign.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
ALASKAN |S KILLED
 SEATTLE GAR THISTLE

SEATTLE, June 21, P)-G. H. Anglin identified the body of the man killed on West Spokane street treStle Friday night as that of Dan iel T. Egelak, 27, of Nome, Alaska who intended to leave for home July 8.
 He had been staying with Ang- lin. Apparently he had been wan dering along the trestle when kill ed. Traffic was delayed for five minutes while firemen worked to remove the body from the street car wheels.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
STILL OF SAME OPINION

LONDON, June 21, -J. H. Thom- son, secretary for dominions, told the House of Commons that Pres ident DeValera of the Irish Free State, had not deviated one iota from his original position on abol- ition of the Irish oath of allegiance and land annuity payments. Thom- as read a dispatch from DeValera in which he said leaves the posi- tion of the Anglo-Irish difficulties worse than before.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
PASTORS ASSIGNED

TACOMA, Wash, June 21, P)- The following assignments of pas torates at the close of the Pacific Northwest conference of the Meth odist-Episcopal church, included: Juneau-H. R. Cross; Ketchikan- c. L. Walker; Nome-F. w. Bald win; Seward-E E. Reisner; Jesse Lee Home-C. T. Hatton; Seldovia Leon s. Vincent; UnalaSka-A. J. Armstrong.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
ADOPT HOOVER PLAN

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 21,- President Hoover's "furlough plan" for cutting the pay of government officials was passed by the House Monday in preference to the flat 10 per cent cut proposed in anoth- CT measure. The Hoover plan, it is estimated, will save the govern m ent approximately $80,O00,000. The measure now goes to the Sen- ate.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
ASSASSINATION PLOT

BRUSSELS, June 21, A plot to assaSsinate Grown Prince Leopold was rumored as the cause of spe- cial police precautions when the prince attended the Colonial feasts at Mons. Police mobilized an extra guard and it was said, discovered a secret meeting of communists in a woods near the scene of the eel ebration
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
SHARKEY EAGER ID
 FIT CHAMPIONSHIP
 GROWN ON HIS HEAD

NEW YORK, June 21, On the eve of the championship heavy weight battle between Champion Max Schmeling of Germany and Jack Sharkey, the challenger, both fighters were in superb condition and were eager to take off where they left two years ago when the champion won from Sharkey on 8. foul.
 Sharkey spent the night in New York hotel while Schmeling spent the night at hotel near New York city. A crowd of at least 50,- 900 persons is expected to turn out, although the stadium can seat 75,- 900.
 Regardless of large crowd, the financial reward for Jack Sharkey will be small as he will receive on- ly 10 per cent of the net. Sharkey says that is not what he wants he desires the championship belt and expects to win by a knockout.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
UPPER AIR HAS TIDES

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 21, (P) The upper atmosphere above the earth has tides, much like the tides of the ocean. They are caused part ly by the same pull of the sun and moon that causes sea tides, and partly by the daily heating and cooling of the air, says Dr. J. Bar tels in a report to the Carnegie Institution of Washington.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
CAMPAIGN REELECTION BE
 MANAGED BY COMMIT TEE

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 21, (P) Everett Sanders, chairman of the Republican National Committee held his first campaign conference with President Hoover and an- nounced his intention henceforth to keep the President free from in terruptionS by politics.
 The campaign to reelect MT. Hoover, Sanders said, will be man aged entirely by the national com mittee.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
JAPAN IS NEUTRAL

TOXIC, June 21, (P)-Japan an- nounced neutral stand in event the new Manchurian State of Man chuko seized the China maritime customs office at Dairen. It was be- lieved that the customs would be seized soon to meet the heavy ex- pense incurred by Manchukuo in fighting Chinese irregulars.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
CALIFORNIA VICTOR

SEATTLE, June 21, (P-Califor- mia varsity swept to victory in the four-mile race by three lengths, over Cornell and Washington. The latter trailed Cornell by a length The Navy was badly beaten, talk ing fourth place. Syracuse was fifth, Columbia, sixth and Penn sylvania laSt.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
ANOTHER BEER MEASURE

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2l,- The beer problem was dumped back into the portal of the Senate Monday when Senator Tydings, Democrat of Maryland, introduced a bill providing for construction works program totaling ever one million dollars which would be paid out of funds accruing from tax on PTS per cent brew.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
FOLSOM PRISON CONVICT
 MAKES CLEVER ESCAPE
FOLSOM PRISON, Calif., June 2C

FOLSOM PRISON, Calf, June 20, Dwight Abbot escaped from Fol som prison and his absence was not discovered until the general lookup at night.
 Warden Smith discovered Abbot had made a dummy with a plaster of paris face adorned with hair plucked from the heads of him self and cell-mate.
 The dummy seen in bed was life-like enough to deceive the guards, giving him a good start before his escape was discovered.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
LIKE THE OLD DAYS

NEW YORK, June 21, (P)-For the glory of the honor, and but lit lte cash, Champion Heavyweight Max Schmeling will clash IS rounds with Challenger Jack Sharkey to- night. The odds still remain 6-5 in favor of the clever German and world title holder.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT

SEATTLE, June 21, (P)-The sen sational Syracuse junior varsity made it two straight by winning the three mile race by a scant length over the gallant California eight; the Navy was third. Cali fornia was inches ahead until Syr- acuse drove for the finish line.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
AMELIA RETURNS HOME

NEW YORK, June 21, This city put on another of it's confetti showers Monday to welcome plucky Amelia Earhart Putnam, famous aviatrix, and her husband, back from Europe, following her solo flight across the Atlantic to Ire land.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
RAN A GREAT RACE

LOS ANGELES, June 21, Juan Carlos zabala, Argentine's famous marathon runner won the 10000 meter race which was run in 33 minutes and 24 seconds. The event was a run-off in the Pacific-South- west Olympic trials.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

SEATTLE, June q, Some Of the extremes in temperatures re- corded in the United States Mon day were; San Francisco 74-56, Denver 74-58, Chicago 82-66, New York 78-56, New Orleans 92-76, Los Angeles 92-74.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
FAVOR DIRECT VOTE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 21. (P)- A submission plank favoring a direct vote by the states on prohi- bition repeal Or retention, will be adopted by the Democratic Nation al Convention 8 t Chicago next week, local party leaders said.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
PLANTATIONS DESTROYED

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, June 21. All plantations in the Sula Valley between Chameleon and San Pedro were destroyed by terrific hurricane.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21
BLONDE WILL WE'D

HOLLYWOOD, June 21, -Jeane Harlowe known as the platinum blonde" of the movies and another movie celebrity, Paul Fern, are said to be that way" about each other and on Monday, filed intention to wed.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-21

It is reported there will be a lot of men prospecting in the Ruby district next winter. The makingS of good little camp are seen by recent visitors to the famous camp.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE F0R ATTORNEY GENERAL
 BRIEF LOCAL VISITOR

An unexpected visitcr in Seward Sunday night was Judge 5ames >. Truitt, Democratic nominee for Attorney General of Alaska at the November 9th election. The learned gentleman arrived in the city dur ing the night from Seldovia on Capt. Hansen's MS Northwestern, 3rd, continuing on to Anchorage Sunday morning with Pilot Win chell.
 Judge Truitt is making a decided hit wherever he makes public ad- dress by reason of brevity and en- tire lack of mud -slinging" And so it was at Seldovia where a wonder fully audience heard him confine himself exclusively to issues. Judge Truitt was deeply apreciative of the cordial welcome extended him and regrets his purse is not large enough to visit every community.
 However, he will attempt to reach the numerous outlying communi- ties over the KFQD radio broad cast station this week. Previous announcement of the date will be made over that station, he said.
 He recently completed a journey to Fairbanks and Nenana where he addressed voters and will soon make an airplane trip along the kuskokWim in the interests of his campaign. If possible he will re- turn to Seward and address the local public.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24
COWBOY TAKES WING

Grounded by weather conditions Saturday, Pilot Oscar Winchell, of the McGee AirWays, took wing Sunday morning for Anchorage and Fairbanks. Judge James s. Truitt, Democratic nominee for the office Territorial Attorney General, who arrived during the night from Sel- dovia, via gasboat, was a passen- ger for Anchorage. Lyle Hebert, internationally known travelling salesman, also a passenger, was destined to be delivered at Fair banks, by the Cowboy aviator ace.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24
MS BLUE FOX IN PORT

The MS Blue Fox, Capt. Ralph Grosvold, one of the Youngest navi- gators in the North Pacific, brot his fine craft into port during the night from Sand Point. Captain Grosvold makes monthly trips around the Shumagin Islands and to Herindeen Bay engaged in a gen. eral freight and passenger service as well as carrying the mail. His father, Andrew Grosvold, has been receiving treatment in the Seward General Hospital for several weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

@ 1852, LIeeETT & MYERS TOBACCO Go.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

The grand jurors whose names were published in The Gateway Saturday, are ordered by the court to report Cn November 14. It is mo- ticed all the Cordovans are men and all the SeWardites are women.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

Doris Lee and brother are now employed at the country home of Dr. and Mrs, A. D. HaVerstock. Miss Lee is hCusekeepar and her brother, 9 recent arrival from the States, chore- man.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

John Hawkins, member of the Seward Signal Corps staff whos made the Seattle trip on the Sss Starr as radioman, was a returning passenger accompanied by Mrs Hawkins and daughter.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24
HOSPITAL. NOTES

Frank Cooper, who entered the Seward General Hospital some time ago with an injured foot and who was discharged short while ago, reentered the hospital last evening for an additional opera tion to be performed this morning.
 * *
 B. Story, Arcade Apartment en- gineer who has been receiving treatment at the hospital for the last few weeks, was discharged to- day.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

Three room apartment for rent See J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

Kodaks and Kodak oupplies-de,- veioping, printing, enlarging and picture framing. Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

SPECIAL ON TIRE REPAIR. IN- quire at Bob's Garage.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24
BRIDGE CLUB NOTICE

The Seward Bridge Club will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Harold Painter.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

Flowers made to order for all occasions. SwLVIA'S
Seward daily gateway., 1932-10-24

Seattle Purity Ice Cream; most delicious. ALASKA SHOP.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-17
Tomorrow In Local Churches

of Capitalism in America" by N. J. Bonn. ,s.s
 Nov 15-"America's Way Out; "A Program for Democracy; As l See It." Norman Thomas. Nov 22-"Business and the Pub lie Interest" by Ben Benjamin Ja- witt.
 Nov 29-"Successful Living in the Machine Age" by E. A. Filene. Dec 6-"Business Faces the Flu ture," by Dean Donham of the Harvard Business school. Dec 13-"A New Deal" by Stuart Chase.
 Dec 2O-"A Program for Amer icu"by Will Durant. "A Planned Society,"" by George Soule.
 The Waterbury Life Adjutant Center is opening this fall with great demands upon all it's facili- ties. The needs of the winter just before us are more than ever to make use of the unduplicated ser vices which the Center affords Wa terbury. Last spring an effort was made to collect money in or der that the budget for 1932-1933 might be met. As yet we are far from the goal and the work to con- tinue must meet with immediate ,, support if possible. Will you please take this matter to heart. talk it over with the ministers and even though your part may be small, make a contribution to this most worthy project. Pledge cards may be found on the tables in the rear of the church and you may divide your pledge if you wish-the first part payable October 1, 1882 and the second part due April l, 1883.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-17

The Waterbury chapter of Junior Hadassah met Friday evening at the home of Miss Dorothy Griner of Central avenue. A buffet sup per was served. The installation of officers which was to have been the chief business of the evening has been postponed until the regular meeting of the chapter on Monday evening at the Waterbury Hebrew institute. Plans were made for a bridge party to be held on the 27th at Mrs So9sins' restaurant, the committee fo: which includes chairman, Miss Dorothy Griner, assisted by Misses Rose Biren- baum, Rose Kunofsky, Reah Mos kowitz. Rose Schrycr. Julia Van derman, Fay Cassel and Goldie Sossin. Among those attending the meeting were Misses Claire AL bert. Blanche Bisnovich,' Dorothy Danen. Mary Katzman, Sara h katzman, Roce Schryer. Julia V"n- derman, Fay Cassel, Reah Moslo- wtz. Rose Birenbaum, Focc Kun of3ky, Laura Karnofsky, Belle Levy, Jean Gutowi.z, Hesfera Hart. Esther Simon. Gcldie Soscin, Eoac Levine, Esther Levine, Dorothy Kurtin, Ida Ifaacs. Sylvia simon, SaGin Fran,ien, Clara Moskowitz, Bertha Cohen and Minnie Fish men.