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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
LOVES .ALASKA:
 RAPS OWN SEX
Seattle Post-Intelligencer)

(Seattle Post -Intelligencer)
 She loves Alaska and decries women in politics.
 She takes more prids .n her ability to drive a six-horse team than in her social attalnments in Washington, D. c.
 Plain spoken to the point of 5luntness, she is endowed with a mental vigor that has increased with the advent of graying hair.
 That's Mrs. Thomas H. Carter, widow of former United States Senator Carter of Montana, who is in Seattle on a combined busi- ness and pleasure trip. She is reg istered at the New Washington.
 Raps Congress
 Women in politicsr-" they have no business in it!" Mrs. Carter de- clared. "I have been asked why I didn't seek to take my husband $ place in the Senate. I wouldn't think of it. If were in the Sen ate I'd tell them something. I'd tell them Congress ought to be adjourned for forty-five years = they pass so many fool laws!"
 But what harm have women done in politics?" Mrs. Carter was asked.
 "Wsll, you can't get a drink can you?" she retorted Women have done that!"
 Praises Alaska
 Everyone, Mrs, Carter said, should visit Alaska, for which she pre- dicted a great future.
 NO ones education is cofa- pleta without knowing Alaska she stated. T love it therel"
 Mrs. Carter delights in telling how she blacked the boots of 8 visiting German dignitary who visited her home in Washington
 T wouldn't black my husbands shoes, but the German officia' placed his boots outside his bed room door I wouldn't ask any one else to do the job-so I did it myself. I never told Senator Carter about it, however,"
 Teddy Roosevelt" she said, wa the "grandest man [ ever knew outside my husband"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
ROGERS BRINGS !. 13 PASSENGERS | TAXES AWAY 21
Vessel Arrives from Skag- way and Sails via Sit ka for Seattle

Thirteen passengers arrived anc 2l departed on the steamship Ad- miral Rogers, Capt. s. K. Giljt and Purser R. V. Harris, which arrived in Juneau early this morn ing from Skagway and, after { brief stay, departed by way O. Sitka for Seattle.
 The vessel called here Monday cnroute from Seattle to Skagway
 Passengers For Juneau Incoming passengers from Lynr Canal were:
 Mrs. M. Eads, Miss Louise Eads Miss Olive L. Frus, Miss Elva, Nc Allister, Frank Parrish, c. L. An 6erson, John Mulkey, H. c. Bar nett, Carl Lovett and four third class.
 For Sitka and South
 Persons booked at Juneau fo, Sitka and ports south were
 For Sitka-Stella ". Benson; Vio- let James, Florence Roberts, John Lawrence, Frank D.. Price, Frank Mercer, Eric Hulsen, Thomas N Mely.
 For Wrangell- Christine Sather E. Lester Troast, Paul w. Cor don, George Talbeck.
 For Ketchikan-C. c. Boatman w, Hilbrook. For Seattle = Mrs John Berg strom, Adrienne Glass, Elizabeth Der, Louise Mahone, John R Moves, Thomas F. Rudolph, George !. .Grigg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
COARSE GOLD FOUND IN CREEK
 NEAR PAxS0N
Stampede Starts from Val dez, Reports Frank H.
 Foster of Juneau

Excellent placer gold prospects or Alder Creek, tributary of Gulkana River in the Paxson dis trict, which is about half way between Valdez and Fairbanks, land served by the Richardson Highway, has caused a small-sized stampede from Valdez and is ex- pected to occasion rush from Fairbanks, according to Frank H. Foster, attorney of Juneau, who returned here yesterday afternoon from a business trip to Fairbanks.
 Travelled Over Highway
 In going to and coming from the Interior he travelled over the Richardson Highway between Val dez and Fairbanks.
 Fourteen ounces of coarse gold some of the pieces weighing as much as a dollar, from the Alder Greek discovery were brought into Faxson Roadhouse a week ago to- day by a prspector called Frenchy," said MT Foster today '.Frenchy had been grubstaked for lis summer gold search by MT Lyons, who is mining engineer as well as proprietor of the Pax son Roadhouse. Immediately af- ter Frenchy's arrival, MT. Lyons cutfitted a pack train of horses and left for Alder Greek.
 Stampede From Valdez
 'fAs soon as the news of the discovery reached Valdezz, a stam- ipede started from there for the diggings.
 Alder Greek empties into the tCulkana river about nine miles from Paxson.
 Alder was prospected first ir 1907. While the stream yielded surface gold, none of the pros- pectors ever got to bedrock be- cause of the presence of large boulders in the creek FrenchJ banned his gold from gravel ta- ken from bedrock. He is believed tc be the first person ever to reach bedrock on the stream.
 Alder Greek is in a heavily nineralized zone. The probability that rich strike has been made is not at all remote"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
Marine News
 Steamer Movements
NORTHBOuND
Norco scheduled to arrive Saturday morning.

C Norco scheduled to arrive . Saturday morning. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS (
 . Admiral Evans scheduled to {
 sail from Seattle this morn
 Q ing at 10 o'clock, but no re-
 port.
 Princess Louise scheduled to
 0 sail from Vancouver Sept.
 IS at 9 p. m.
 Zapora scheduled to sail
 0 from Seattle September l6
 at midnight. o Aleutian scheduled to sail from . Seattle Sept. IT at g a. m. c Northland scheduled to sail ( . from Seattle September 19 . at 9 p. m. 0 Admiral Rogers scheduled to . sail from Seattle September . 21 at 10 a. m. . SOUTHBOUND SAULNGS | . Yukon scheduled southbound Q next Monday. Q LOCAL SAILINGS { Q Estebeth leaves every Thurs . day night at 6, p. m., for . Sitka and way ports. . Pacific leaves every Thursday . at 10 a. m., for Petersburg, | . Rake and way ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14

Fifty per cent more votes were cast in the 1892 Texas Democrat lie Governorship primary than on the question of prohibition repeal submitted at the same time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
Andes Volcano Causes
 Australia Flood Threat

SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. IA The great Andes eruptions which filled the upper atmospheric re- gions-the stratosphere-with par ticles of ash finer than face pow Ger may cause floods in Nes South Wales and Victoria.
 This ash, forming a film between Eastern Australia and the sun has caused the coldest weather on record and the Southern Alps Of Australia are covered with an unexampled blanket of snow. If this thaws out rapidly floods are certain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
HALIBUT RECEIPTS
 AT SEATTLE LIGHT

SEATTLE, Sept. 14.-Only two schooners arrived here today with halibut catches. The Doric came in from the western banks with 40OOO pounds and sold for "A and cents pound. The Aleu- tian arrived from the local banks with 28,0O0 pounds and sold for 6% and 3ia cents a pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
DON'T BE TOO
 LIBERAL

With the coal if it comes from our place. For our coal goes farther and gives a more even and satisfying heat. !. If your coal bin is running lew, better have us send you a new supply to prove our statement. Our dr-1ying service is always the best and we specialize in Feed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
N NwES ksEI|ll@Iau auaxaEI

FOR RENT-Sleeping room 5000 per month. POT 2nd Street, over Capitol Electric.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14

FOR RENT = Furnished, steam
 heated apartment. Bishop Apart ments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14

EXPERIENCED girl wants work by hour or day, 40c per hour. Phone
 436. r A
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-09-14
TIDES TOMORROW

SAN JOSE, Gal, Sept. l4.-The Federal geodetic survey has select ed the basement of bank here to place a seismograph. The in- strument will not only record earthquakes, but also make it pos sible to study the effect of shocks upon large buildings.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-18

When you take Bayer Aspirin
you are sure of two things. It's sure
relief, and it's harmless. Those
tablets with the Bayer cross do not
hurt the heart. Take them when
ever you suffer from
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-18
ASK ADDITION TO
BANKRUPT LAW

Salisbury merchants are co-operat-
ing with the National Retail Credit
association in its bill now before con-
gress providing for an amendment to
the act creating the universal system
of bankruptcy throughout the United
States.
The proposed amendment is design
ed to curtail the present tendency of
firms purchasing merchandise before
going into bankruptcy and placing it
in the names of the wives Of the pro-
prietors or otherwise disposing of it
so hat no collection can be made af-
ter bankruptcy goes into effect.
The act establishing the universal
system of bankruptcy in the United
States was passed in 1898.
The amendment provides that a dis
charge in bankruptcy shall releaseTa
bankrupt from all his provable debts,
except: Those that are due as a
tax levied by the United States, the
state, county, district; or municipality
in which he resides; Liabilities for
obtaining property by false pretcnse;
3-Those that have been duly sched-
uled in time for proof and allowance;
4-Those created by fraud and en-
bezzlement; Wages to workmen,
clerks and employees; 6-Debts due for
moneys of an employee; 7-Debts for
necessaries of life. These exceptions
are made provided that all debts con-
tracted for within the period # four
months prior to the filing of a petit
ton in bankruptcy shall be construed
to have been contracted for with in
tent to defraud unless otherwise prov
ed by the bankrupt.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-18

lotte lawyer, will be unopposed. That
is a tip straight from the republican
powers that be. Mr. Newell is to have
a clear track ahead, and nobody will
be permitted to throw any sand upon
it.
Boone Tillett of Charlotte is likely
to be the republican candidate for lieu
tenant governor. Brownlow Jackson
of Hendersonville, former state chair
man and the party's unsuccessful can
didate for congress from the tenth
congressional district in 1880, has al
so been mentioned.
Charles A. Jonas of Lincolnton, now
serving under a recess appointment of
the president as western North Caro-
lima district attorney, is expected to be
unopposed for reelection as national
committeeman from North Carolina
Mrs. Queen Bess Kennon of Mocks-
vile, national committeewoman, will
probably be unopposed, although there
has been some mention of a possible
contest for that position.
The convention is expected to bring
5000 or more visitors to the city, in
Guiding 1880 delegates and alternates.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-18
GREER, HORTON,
OR HOLT SURE
TO BE NOMINEE
Boone TMett, Of Char
Iotte, Likely Choice For
Lieutenant Governor;
Jackson Also Mentioned;
Jonas To Be Reelected.

The 1892 republican candidate for
governor of North Carolina will be
one of the following three men, in the
opinion of the party's inner council:
|. G. Greer of Boone, Holland Hol-
ton of Duke university, and Eugene
Holt of Burlington.
For the nomination for United
States senator, Jake F. Newell, Char
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1932-03-18

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La gaceta., 1932-08-15
NOTICIAS De
INTERTS LOCAL

Durante la tempestad cleo
trica de aver por la noche, que
fue menos intensa que la del
sabado, perdi6 la vida ell senior
Benny Gonzalez, de 38 amos, We
elmo de la calle Main 1712, en-
West Tampa, administrator
que era de la compania de hielo
Independent Ice.
Luego de que un rayo habia
caido en- ell motor, Gonzalez Sc
lanz6 al chucho de- la corriente
para cerrarla, pero al hacerlo
fue electrocutado.
Ell cuerpo fue recogido y tras-
ladado a la funeraria de Boza
donde qued6 a disposition de los
familiares.
Ell sabado por la noche, Tam,
pa resisti6 un viento de SO mi.
Has Y una tOrmenta de rayos.
truenos Y lluvia. Aver tambien
cayeron muchos rayos, pero la
tormenta fue de menos intensi-
dad que ell dia anterior.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
CREESE QUE Won SCHLFI-
CHER SERA Ell PROXI-
MO CANCILLER

Berlin, agosto 15.-En los
circulos politicos Sc dice hoy
que el pr6ximo canciller de Ale
mania probablemente 10 sera ell
general Won Schleicher, ahora
ministro de defensa.
Reinando completa calma en-
ell pals luego de la negative de
Won Hindenburg, en- contra de
Adolfo Hitler, que demandara ell
puesto de Canciller, los peri6-
dicos hablan de una coalici6n
entire los hitleristas y los CEN
tristas, con Won Schleicher, IN
neutral, de Canciller.
Tambi6n Sc incluye como una
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
A AL POLICIA QUE
DO MUERTE AL EX-SOL-
DADO HUSHKE

Washington, agcsto 15.-El
policia que diera muerte a Wi
liam Hushke, de Chicago, uno.
de los soldados del ejercito de
los bonos, fue asesinado anoche
al responder a una llamada que
Sc lie hiciera.
Sc Ilamaba ell policia George
w. Shinault y fue absuelto de
la muerte del veterano, por I'm
jurado que ~investig6 los suce-
sos.
Como autor del crimen Sc bus
ca a IN individuo de la raza ne
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

2osibilidad en- el gabinete al Dr..
Bracht, virtual dictator del es-
t&do de Prussia y alcalde de Es-
sen.
Hitler Sc march6 de esta ca
.pital POGO despu6s de 81 ent :
vista del sabado con ell presiden
.te y canceI6 una conferencia con
los d~iputados de su particle que
habla convocado para manana
martes.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Comenzara hoy en- la corte de
10 criminal ell juicio de la causa
contra w. C. Whitehurst, acusa-
do de ejercer la medicina sin
licencia y de haber practicable
una operation Illegal, que do
,por resultado la muerte de una
sonora.
Para el jueves Sc ha fijado el
.juicio de la causa instruida con-
ira ell Dr.. H. C. Langley, de Man
go, a quien Sc acusa de haber
Idado muerte con su autom6vil
atropellandola, a la Sra. Gladys
Davis, de 20 amos.
Sobre ell doctor tambien pesa
LA acusaci6n de guar su auto
Im6vil estando borracho.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
A los que pueda interesaq

A los que pueda interesdr
Los duenos de la Farmacia
Ritz, queriendo ayudar a los ne
cesitados en- la presente crisis,
han decidido despachar gratui-
tamente las recetas de medico
a todos aquellos que realmente
no las puedan pagan. Los inte-
resados en- adquirir este bene,
ficio tendran que proveerse dc
una nota o firma del pastor de
la Iglesia San Marcos, Rev. Ra
miro Paula, qAe vive en- la Ga
avenida 1882.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
III r'!ETa91O
Va u

Nublados p~arciales, con llu-
Was y truenos, Maxima tempe
ratura aver, 90 grades a las 8
de la tarde; minima 72, a las
6 de la manana.
Marea alta, a las PIP a m. v
1875 p. m. Marea baja a las
6:39 am. Y 1923 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Green los detectives que los
cacos abrieron la puerta y en-
pujaron ell autom6vil hasta la
Gale, donde hicieron funcionar
Ell motor, llevandoselo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Ell sabado cayeron en- Tampa
1856 pulgadas de l~luvia, bajan-
DO la temperature 10 grades en-
ire las 5 Y las 6 de la tarde.
La cantidad de lluvia caida
Eyer fue de 0.98 pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Esta noche ell senador Pat
Whitaker pronunciara I'm dis
curse ante ell club civico de Ga
ry. Ell tema sera: Economic
v contribuciones".
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Ell REGALO del Autom6vil
Packard, que hace J. T., Sc sus-
pende para ell dia %.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Dos AUTOMOBILES fueron roba-
dos aver, siendo los perjudica-
dos Walter henderson, que dej6
su Chevrolet en- la esquina de
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Para la tarde de hoy esta Sc
nalado ell entierro de Steve Ma
poll, de AZ amos, que ell yiernes
falleciera en- ell domicilio de su
hermano, mum. 1902 de la ave-
nida "a.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultu-
ra en- ell cementerio de Wood
lawn.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Gonzalez fue la 1nica victima
en- los dos dias. La fecha de su
entierro no ha sido senalada aun
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
LOS PREVISORES DEL PORVENIR
AVISO

Esta association ha concedido I'm indulto para los So
clos que perdieron sus derechos y ha acordado recono-
ceries ell tempo que habian pagado, sin cargarles por
Ell lndulto reSponsablhdad monetarla alguna.
Los que quieran reingresar pueden hacerlo de nue.
Vo, sin pagar NADIA, como arriba Sc afirma.
Vease con ell Representative, en- ell establecimiento
floral de Greco, Septima avenida 1925, los sabados, de
8 a 10 p. M
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
HGcia NeW York

Hacia NeW York
Los Guenos del popular esta-
blecimiento Franklin Mems
Shop, senores Nicolas Rodri-
guez Y Rafael Rubio, s~alieron
ell sabado hacia New York con ell
fin de realizar las compras pa
"a la temporada invernal.
Grandes exitos les deseamos y
que pronto regresen.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Los ladrones penetraron aver
por la mahana en- Ia bodega de
Henry Capello, situada en- la ca
lie Fortune 213, llevandose 20
paquetes de ~cigarrillos, $50 en-
dinero y $58 en- cheques.
Horas mas tarde los cacos hi
!cieron acto de p~resencia en- la
bodega de Louis, situada en- la
avenida de Nebraska y carre-
terra de Temple Terrace, apode-
randosc de II paquetes de ciga-
Irrillos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
SOCIALES
[viene de Ia 1a.)
linn noetM

Una postal
La recibe ell director, se6or
Victoriano Manteiga, desde Ell
pintoresco pueblo de Ashviile,
Carolina del Norte, firmada pol
ell simpatico e inteligente medi-
co DIR. Julio Gavilla.
La salud del quito medico es
magnifica.
Agradecido nuestro director
por tan gentil cortesia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Mientras ell DR.. NJ. R. Winton
.dormia en- SUI domicilio, Bay
shore Boulevard 801, los ladro-
mes abrieron SUI cochera, SAGA
ron su autom6vil y Sc Marcia
ron t~ranquilamente.
Ell doctor no Sc do cuenta
del robo hasta que Sc levant6 y
|fue a su cochera para salir a la
Gale.
Era'un autom6vil marca Hup
mobile, tipo sedan.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

la S6ptima y Nebraska, y H. E.
Drum, dueno de I'm Chrysler IT,
pc sedan.
, Ell autom6vil de este Gltimo
fu6 recuperado horas despues.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

! LEGO aver a Tampa con ambas
manos vendadas por efecto de
quemaduras que sufriera al re-
coger bombas de gas gu e lanza-
ra la policia de Washington,
Charles Lutz, un veterano de
la guerra mundial.
Lutz dice que estuvo en- 10
mas recio del combate Y luego
de sufrir las quemaduras Sc lie
atendi6 en- un hospital durante
varios dias.
Cuando crey6 que estaba en-
condolences de verificar ell viaje
Sc march6 caminando de la ca
pital, siendo recogido en- ell ca
mino por automovilistas que le
llevaron de una poblaci6n a o.
ira, facilitandole ell viaje.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Ell sabado por la manana ro-
baron en- el taller de la Vogue
Cleaning Company, llevandose
los ladrones SO trajes de hon.
bres y algunos de mujer.
La ropa estaba asegurada y
los perjudicados recibiran la
correspondence indemnizaci6n
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

lilo no llegara hasta tarde esta
noche y me voy a pasar ell resto del
dia pensando que es 10 que hay aquf.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
10 tiene cumplido cuatro.

Estando cumpliendo esa pc
ma Sc fug6 del preside, siendo
capturado en- I'm combate con ell
superintendent de Raiford, J.
S. Bitch, a quien ayudara un
presidiario, Marion Highsmith.
House solicit6 su indulto en-
MARIO de 1881, alegando que de-
sea dedicarse de nuevo a su Off
clio de panadero y vivir honra-
da y tranquilamente.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

-Caramba, que habra aquf, y dice
personal, manejelo con cuidado, pom
gallo ASH" iPuede que sea una bonn
ba!
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Sc presentara hoy a La junta
de perdones del estado, pidien-
do su indulto, Al House, ell IA
moso ladr6n.
House fu6 condenado aquf, en-
la corte de 10 criminal, a 70 amos
de preside, Y hasta la fecha So
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Ouando trataba de arrestar
aver a un automovilista borra-
cho, William Lofley, vecino de
Palmetto Beach, Sc cay6 del es-
Itribo del autom6vil ell vigilante
Pritchard, a quien Sc euro de
heridas y magulladuras en- ell
Hospital Municipal.
Ell policia acusa a Lofley de
haberle hecho resistencia, ha-
berle insultado y guar su au-
|tom6vil estando borracho.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-25

An arrest was said to be imminent.
Mrs. Longworth received the first
letter within forty-eight hours
after the Lindbergh kidnapping. 1t
said she would suffer the conse-
quences" il she did not pay the
money. 1t did not mention her 7
year-old daughter Paulina.
Two notes to Sir wilmott and his
wife, daughter of wealthy Wash
ington publisher, threatened the
safety of their small son, Wilmott
Jr.
a twenty-tQur hour guard was
maintained at the Lewis residence.
Mrs. Longworth, declining police
protection, took Paulina to Seclud-
&c place. away from Washington.
The police theory was that the
letters were written by a crank
whose imagination hal been kindled
by the Lindbergh case. officers
said a dozen Washington residents
had received threatening letters Of
various sorts since the Lindbergh
kidnapping.
One was sent to prominent
banker and another to Ben Lyon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-25
Children Under 10 Eligible
to Compete in Times and
Lyric Contest.

Here is the second photograph
of The Times-Our Gang picture
identification contest for all child
readers of The Times under 16
years of age, with SIS in cash and
twenty theater tickets being
awarded winners.
Three photographs taken from
recent Our Gang comedies, in
which Mary Ann Jackson ap-
peared, are to be identified. The
first was printed Thursday.
The rules are easy. All that you
need do is to name the three
Our Gang comedies from which
these photographs were taken,
write ten-word, or less, trade
last" for Mary Ann Jackson and
send them to the Our Gang Com
edy Contest Editor, The Times,
before Sunday midnight. The
"trade-last" will be used only to
determine ties.
4 AAC 1lAoG kJA4AC 10 pO Ill Lcto14,
second, So; So third and ST each
for the next FIVE. Ten pairs of
theater tickets for the Lyric to see
the entire Easter week show on
which Mary Ann Jackson. former
Our Gang movie star, is appear
ing in person, are to be awarded
runners-up.
Here's tip on the picture to-
day. Mary Ann Jackson, Freckles,
Wheezer and Petey, the dog, are
pictured here, in some mischief
in the kitchen, but the name of
the comedy is entirely different. 1t
has something to do with love"
Catch on?
The Tines will publish the third
and last of the series Saturday.
Watch for it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-25
PAGE 13

and his wife, Bebe Daniels, motion
picture stars, while they were visit
ing here.
The Longworth-Lewis missives
were similar in many respects. The
amount OF money demanded was
the same. They bore the same
-? ?" signature. They appar-
emily were written on the same
typewriter.
The last letter was received
Thursday by Lady Lewis and said:
You will pay us 81 1900 in small
bills after you receive a next and
last note telling how it must be
sent and where it must be placed.
If you fail to do as we say, you
and your whole family will be in
danger and your son is or will be
our special target. You we're not
home last night at TO-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-25
1900 BOYS TO
TAKE PART IN
SCOUTS WEEK
City Wide Program for
Youths to Begin on
Monday.

Program of activities for boy
scout week, to be observed begin
ming Monday by more than 1900
scouts, was announced today by
scout officials.
On Monday, to be known as police
and f1remen reserve day, classes in
instructions viii be given at the
fire training headquarters, New Jer-
sey md South streets, under direc-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-25
CURB ON FARM BOARD
WHEAT SALE is ASKED
Congress Also Urged to Prevent
Dumping of Cotton.

dumping Oh OOltuh.
BIZ Scripps-Hotoard Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, March Is. -
Warning has been sounded in the
senate against any attempt of the
farm board to dispose of its surplus
wheat and cotton abroad or at
home, in violation of agreements or
understandings entered into with
producers who have entered upon
crop reduction programs and with
those who are withholding private
stocks from the market,
A bill introduced by Senator Gore
(Dem., Okla) would prohibit the
board from selling any wheat
abroad prior to July, 1888, for less
than 81 cents a bushel, average
price the farm board paid for its
wheat stock.
AT the end of that period, it is
directed TO sell its wheat holdings
at the rate of one-twelfth of the
total amount a month until it has
all been disposed of.
The cotton bill is of similar char
after. 1t would prevent any sales
of farm board accumulations prior
to Jan. l, 1888, except those hedged
by sale OF futures contracts.