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La gaceta., 1932-06-17
Los N~ETERANOS PACIF1-
CAMENTE TIENEN SITIA-
DO Ell CAPITOLIO

Washington, JUNO T. Tn
,o~ntiagente de ex-soldados siti0
N Capitoli0 en- la madrugada
de hoy Y marNd6 a buscar sus
cocinas de campana con ell pro-
o6Sito de maneenerse en- la es-
alinata haSta que ell Senado
"onsidere la ley autorizando
/ pago de los bonos a los We
teranos.
Mas de tres mil hombres es-
aban congregados junto al e.
lificio del senado sin que MIN
guno de elioS alterara la tran
luiIidad.
Tan pronto como las puer-
as del CapitoIio Sc a%brieron,
los V%eteranos eutraron, llenan-
do los asientos de toda la ga
lerla. Algunos de los eX-solda-
dos trataron de subir un burro
20 ria eScalinata del edificio,
pero la terquedad del animal y
los consoles de la policia les
hicieron desistir de su esfuer-
10.
FL burro tenia un gran car
tel a cada lado con estas pala-
bras: Hoover"
Mientras este ocurria ell Sc
nado seguia movi6ndose con
Ia determination de aplastar
la ley de page de los bonos.
FL senador Watson, leader re-
publicano, cree que 60 de los
seDadores Votaran contra o.
pago de los bonos.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

Habana, JUNO l7.-Ei tnsti-
tuto Azucarero Cubano nombra-
ra de hoy a manana los delega-
dos que han de representarla en-
la conferencia del consejo azu-
carero international, que empc-
cara sus sesiones, en- Paris, q
dia Z de Julio.
Asegurase que formaran par
tie de la comisi6n los Sres. Jose
M. Casanova, DR.. Manas y Mar
celino Garcia Beltran, este ulti-
mo prcsidente del comit6 que
estudiara las reformas al trata-
do de reciprocidad.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

Los republicanos trataran de
reelegir al presidente Hoover y
al vice-presidente Curtis.
Representa- Mr.. Hoover un
gobierno de errores, vacilacio-
mes V escasez de trabajo.
ST los dem6cratas nominan
para la presidencia a Franklin
D., Roosevelt, como la Florida
espera. Mr.. Hoover no seguira
en- la Casa Blanca despu6S de
que Sc cumpla su termino, en-
1888.
Roosevelt es una espsranza
legitima para separar a la ma
ci6n de la crisis y guiarla hacia
una epoca menos angustiosa.
Ell gobernador de New York
no ofrece la prosperidad en- me-
daIIitas, como la ~ofreciera Hoo
yer hace tres amos; pero tiene
la inteligencia, la bondad, la
compression de las cosas y otras
cualidades cue ell pueblo quiere
Yer reunidas en- su pr6ximo Pre-
sidente.
Pero 81 los dem6cratas aga
rrotan" a Roosevelt, en- prove
cho de Smith o de cualquiera
otro candidate, entonces Hoover
prolOngara su estancia en- la Ca
sa Blanca, por otros cuatro a
nos mas.
Los iefes republicanos han O.
pinado que ell candidate mas ia
eli de vencer 10 seria Roosevelt :;
pero 10 han dicho "sonriendo'
como la rata "sonrie' cuando ell
cato la tiene arrinconada.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
NOtd de DuelO

NOtd de DuelO
A la edad de Is amos falle-
clio hoy en- su Residential, Ave
nida de Michigan mum. 1915, el
Sr. Manuel Fernandez Coma
lez, persona que gozaba de gran
des simpatias en- ell seno de la
colonia latina.
LIE sobreviven, ademas de su
viuda, dos hijas, Sra. Lucia Mo
reno Y Esperanza Lima, y tres
hijos, Ramon Emilio y Luis Fer
nandez.
e. entierro tendra lugar ma
mana, a las cinco de Ia tarde,
bajo la direction de w. Primo
Lord, y sus restos seran depo-
sitados en- ell cementerio del Cen
!tro Asturiano.
Lllegue hasta todos sus ku-
dos la sincera expression de nues
tro mas sentido pesame.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
AUMENTA Ell NUMERO DE
T~ABAQUEROS ROMPE-
HUELGAS

Habana, JUNO fla Union
de Fabricantes de Tabacos ha
publicado una noticia diciendo
que dos fabricas mas han abier-
TO sucursales en- el campo y que
estas son La Belinda y Romeo y
Julieta.
La Belinda abri6 su taller en-
el pueblo de Gtiines, el mas i'm
portante de la provincial de la
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
UN AVIADOR ITALIRNO Els
TABLECIO NUEVA MAR
CA MUNDIAL DE VELOCI-
DAD

Roma, Italia, JUNO 17.-El
teniente Neri, de las fuerzas
de aviaci6n. estableci6 hoy
una marca mundial de veloci-
dad, desarrollando con su ae :
ropIano 430 m Aas por bora.
La marca anti Nor era del tie
niente George H.. Atainforth, de
InGlaterra, que afAnz6 una We
locidad de 4O8.8A illas por
bora.
. La prueba hecha rAel pilo-
70 itaItano Sc .eclar6 gIa por
la p6rdida del tim6n dT eleva-
ci6n en- la etapa fIal. El aero
plano Sc apart6 del curse, Pc
TO el photo logr6 JominarIo y
descender n~<prpecimiento'
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
LA HUELGA DEL
FERROL

Madrid, JUNO 17.-Una nota
ioficial ola cuenta de haber ter
iminado la huelga que mantle
Inian los obreros del arsenal del
IFerrol.
Ell gobierno ha conseguido
que la constructors naval salts
faga las mas importantes petit
clones de los huelguistas.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17


FL l"uli"o' "lJo aver eh La"
same q eN-Socl"llSta Ma'i'o-
manu. no Eusoe HoF"FSe oe 'ii-
SIS que 10 aoF""'"' SIN 81 "poyo
co0peiae'o" ae los hStaooS Cur
ooS.
hS'"S p"'"0'aS ue N"cDo-
haid equi'"''h aecir que NOR
&c A""etic"' ESt3oos o"'ooS'
Il" oeo@ y no plede ViVlr asia
ga y que el equIIlorlo oe ID CT
Viilzac!on eXige ei discreto con-
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
COnvenci6n de deRtistds

COnvenci6n de deRtistdS
En- la manana de hoy sali6
para Pass-a-Grille, donde assist
"a a una Convention de DENTS
tas ell DR.. Vicente Spoto.
La auSencia del DR.. Spoto Sc
"a de dos dias. Sc hospedara en-
ell hotel Don Cesar, en- dicha 10
calidad. lugar escogido por la
convention para celebrar sus Sc
stones.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
LAS FUERZAS CONTRARE-
V|OLUCIONARIAS HICIE-
RON PRISIONERO AL CO.
RONEL M~ARMADUQUE
GROVE

Santiago, Chile, JUNO IL
Las fuerZas contrarevoluciona-
rias, que Sc dice obedecen las
6rdenes de Carlos Davila, han
hecho prisionero al coronel
Marmaduque Grove, jefe de
la revuelta militar de JUNO 4
y p~residente de la Junta des-
de que Davila renunciara.
Sc debi6 ell movimiento con-
trarevolucionario a que los a
miGos de Davila creNron que
la Junta pensaba establecer un
gobierno comunista.
Ell coronel Grove habia anun
ciado que moriria seleando
antes de entregarse a los gru-
pos que tenfan rodeado cl pa
lacio, pero finalmente fuG cap
turado con vida y llevado a un
Quartet en- compania del Sr.
Matte, donde aguardara las de
cisiones de una junta temporal
integrada por oficiales del e.
jGrcito y la marina.
Esperase que la junta tempo
raj entregue ell poder a una
junta civil, que tendra = Car
los Davila de presidente.
Los aeroplapos de, las fuer-
zas contSarevolucionarias vo-
laron anoche sobre la ciudad,
hacienda estallar bonEbas y a
rrojando voladores.
Presidef la junta temporal
ell Oral Agustin Moreno, de la
aviaci6n; el coronel Arturo
Merino Benitez, del ej6rcito,
y el almirante Enrique Spoe-
rer, de la marina. a
Tambien Sc menciona como
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
BarceUOs de BrugG

Nos informa este notable pia-
nista cue ell pr6ximo a de Julio
ofrecera su segundo concerto,
en- la Sala de Fiestas del Circu-
10 Cubano.
mente nuevos
Braga trata de complacer in
numerables p~eticiones recibidas
de cul4ps elementos de Ia gran
colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

CASINO

CASINO
Magnifico ell programa que
hoy ofrece este teatro, exhi-
biendo las notables produccio-
mes "The Beast of the City"
con Walter Houston, Jean
Harlow y Wallace Lord: Law
of the Rio Grande," con Bob
Custer, y ell segundo episodio
de la emocionante serie DE
tective lloyd"
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
En- Ell Hotel HiUsb0r0

En- eI Hotel HUSb0r0
Acaban de ser instaladas en-
los departament0s 139 Y 141, las
oficinas de la agencia en- Tam
pa de Ia Revista Orbe y del Dia-
rio de la Marina.
Nuestro amigo Sr. Diego He
res, agente de ambas publica-
clones de la Habana, asf nos 10
comunica, amablemente.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
OR0na6Stic0

Oa0m6Stic0
Cumple hoy sus benditos sic
tie amos ell simpatico jovencito
Ernesto Alorda, hijo de ~nuestro
amigo Sr. Julian Alorda, en-
pleado de la Central Job Print
cry, de st. Petersburg.
Muchas felicidades en- su dfa
deseamos a Ernestico.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
RITZ

Estrena Branded" con ell
intr6pido Buck Jones, la estre-
lla maXima en- peliculas sobre
81 Oeste, y una especial de la
RKO, titulada "Highstakes."
Como algo verdaderamente
notable, la empresa recomien-
da al publico la production
Universal, East of B0rne0,"
que Sc exhibira ell pr6ximo do
mingo.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
Gran Bale

Gran Bale
Lo anuncian para Ell martes
% de los c~orrientes Y a benefit
clio de las Logias de Ybor, ell Co
mite Fraternal de Festejos de la
Orden Caballeros de la Luz.
Dos orquestas han sido con-
tratadas para los bailables, una
afamada de Jazz Y uno de los
meiores sextetos de la localidad.
Ell antique edificio de los
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
ROYAL

En- este teatro de la barria-
da de allende eI rio Sc presen-
tan hoy dos colosales cintas,
"Socky", con Ell simpatico ia
ckie Cooper, y Rainbow
Trail" con ell gran actor Geo.
O'Brien.
Complete Ell programa un e.
pisodio de la serie Buffalo
Bill"
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

En- la camara de representan-
ties de la ~repdblica tienen les
Fernandez, etc, su representa-
Ici6n.
Tn Fernandez figura entire
los legislatures del pals y dos
Fernandez apareceran en- las
boletas de las segundas prima-
rias.
FL rrimero de los Fernandez
'el ~congresista, tiene en- su dis
trito tanta sincera simpatia CO.
mo Jimmy" y JESUS tienen en-
Ybor City,
Los Fernandez "son triunfos''
en- la politica de la patria libre
de los Smith, los Jones y los
Johnson.
La oportunidad es cast iguaI
para sodos los hombres en- la tie
IRA de Samuel, aunque otra CO.
sa Sc Olga.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
SOCIALES

W. O. w, Septima avenida y ca
lie 16, lucira esa noche I'm arts
tico adorno floral e~ncomendadC
al acreditado jardin de Greco.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Conception Castillo, contra
Armando Castillo; Violeta Es-
tela Collin, contra P. L. Collin =;
Mary JAM Holley, contra Hen
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

Ell ex-senator France quiso
nominar a Calvin Coolidge, en-
la convention republicana. y un
policia lie baj6 de la p~lataforma,
llevandolo hasta la Gale.
Damocraticamente lie "pusie-
ron de patitas en- la calle'.
Los amigos de Hoover elimi-
naron la debil oposici6n, expul-
sando de la asamblea al terco
opositor.
Tn policia, con ell garrote en-
la mano, persuade" a Mr..
France, haciendole comprender
que debia marcharse y desistir
de "armar la bronca", citando la
prosp5ridad que Coolidge man
tuviera .
La gaceta., 1932-06-17

Llegan noticias de un nuevo
movimiento contra-revolucio-
mario, en- Santiago, la capital
de Chile. a
Los cficiales socialists del
ejercito no quieren, segdn los
despachos, que Ell comunismo Sc
apodere de la labor por ellos
realizada.
Fl coronel Marmaduke Grove
a juicio de los revoltosos, pare
ce dispuesto aAllegar hasta Ell
cqmunismo.
ia 6poca esq plagada de eco
sas raras' y VI asta los ofHia-
les de un ejer2 Sc presentan
como socialists convencid0s y
otros militares abiertamente Sc
inclinan hacia el extreme ro-
.jo'.
Chile, a quien aver tiraniza-
ra Ibanez, Sc "agita" hoy entire
Ell socialisQo Ael comunismo.
Y com ol0s "rojos" detestanSi
los sociaIistas es muy Asoh1
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
IMPORTANTES NOTICIAS
~TELS@jAFICAS

Berlin, JUNO 17.-No tenien%
do peri6dicos de su propiedad
el gobierno de Won Papen viene
utilizando el radio como su ga
ceta Official para informar al
pueblo de sus normas:~ activida-
des Y deseoS, Diariamente entire
las 6 y las L media 4 air~se
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
OFRECE CAN
CELLAR Ell 1INERo QUE
Sc LIE ADEUDA 81 TODAS
LAS NACIONES HAGEN
10 MISMO

Lausanne, Sui2a, JUNO II
HabIand! por Ell gobierno de
Mcdonald, Ell .canciller de ha-
cieSda de Inglaterra, Nervillc
Chamlxrlain, manifesto que N
glaterrA esta Iista a cancelar
los dos mil 1iIlones de libras
estcrlinaA que Sc le adeudan,
81 los ~Sps gobiernos hacen 10
mismo con las deudas de que
IRA e indemnizaciones
"lngiaterra-dijo et nGnis :
tro-esta dispuesta a hacer es>
to, animada por Ell convened :
miento de que solo mediSas ra
dicaIes pueden restaurar la
coGianza."
cn delegado de ANmania
pronSnci6 un discurso sin ha :
Ger referencia a la repudia :
ci6n de las indemnizaciones,
pero indicando que pudiera ser
necesaria una moratoria en- las
deudas privadas, la mayor par
te de lasxNalos Sc han contrai
do con ahVicanos.
FL mas importante acuerdo
de la session de hoy fu6 la acep
taci6n por Francias
BGlgica, Italia Y el Jap6n de
un convenio temporal para sus
pender el page de las repara-
clones desde el dia 30 de j6io,
cuand6 finaliZa la moratsrjc
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

que los dos grupos decidan a
tacarse en- proyecho de un terce-
70, dictatorial y reaccionario.
La gaceta., 1932-06-17
DEMOSTRACIONES EN- CON
IRA DE UN PARTIDARIO
DE MARTIN

st. Petersburg, JUNO IT,
FL publico hizo aver aqui de-
mostraciones contra Stafford
Caldwell, de Jacksonville, en- los
momentos en- lque este pronun-
ciaba TN discuAso en- favor de la
candidatura Martin. Tales
fueron las Smkertinencias que
el juez JIM. Kissing, que pre-
sidia el acto' tl4o que recordar
al pdblica qse la hospitalidad de
ST, Petersburg es por todos re-
conocida y que era impropio ha-
Ger demostracionesaen contra
de lorador. "Yo quiero que us
lie den una op~ortunidad a
Caldwell para exponer lsus i
deas.yl Del grupo una persona
grit6ni Mah 10 para eslasa! :
~ diari} localsNen que
el mitin estl FGnto de con-
vor de snolt
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-10
Everest Continues to
DEFY Mountain Climbers

Several noteworthy attempts have
been made to reach the top OF
Mount Everest, but none have been
successful The first was in 1921,
but conditions were so little under
stood that it amounted to little or
more than reconnaissance expedi.
ton. a new start was made in
May. 1920. The first attempt OF
that season failed after reaching
a height of $4,000 feet, the first
camp ever to be made at that dis
lance above sea-level. A second
try achieved a height of 27,300 feet
but they were forced to turn back. A
third attempt was made, but 1t grew
too late in the season and rain and
melting snow created. great dangers
from avalanches. In 1926 another
expedition set cut and finally
reached $1,000 feet. OF this. two
men, Mallory and Irving. pressed on
and were last seen within 200 fee
Of the top when mists blew across
enshrouding their fate in mystery
Their companion in the camp
searched for them hut failed to finf
trace of them. The mountain !
29,O02 feet high.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-11-10
TLITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK

Mrs. William Stricken and
Mrs. Odes Sloan entertained on
election night at the Stricken
home on Kennewick Avenue with
a bridge party. Three tables were
in play with honors going to Mrs.
Frank Green. The husbands joined
the card players for the mid night
supper.
Miss Norma Hinkle of the Riv-
er Road entertained at Hallow-
cen party at her home Monday
evening. There were ten guests
present. The evening was spent in
playing games, after which de-
| lightful refreshmnts were served.
Mrs. B. j. Thomas home on
Kennewick Avenue was the scene
of cleverly appointed no hostess
one o'clock luncheon Tuesday when
a group of friends gathered for
the pleasure of Mrs. F. l.. Watson
of Coulee City, who with Mr.. Wat
son will spend the winter in Rich
land. The Watsons were former
Kennewick residents and make
Kennewick better place to live
in, in the pioneer days. Those pres
ent were the Mesdames J. w.
Vickers, George Byrd, James
Johnston, G. w. Sherk, F. L. Wat
son, Cora McKain, II. E. Hunting
ton, j. B. Thomas and Emile E.
Shanafelt of Wenatchee, who is
a house guest Of her son G. H.
Shanafelt and is an early-day res
ident Of Kennewick.
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B. A. Hall is a business visitor
in Bend, Oregon this week.
Miss Ruth Swayze was dinner
guest of Miss June Campbell, Sum
day.
A. ". McReynolds is recovering
from his recent illness and was
able to come down town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boldt and
son, James, spent the weekend
at Mottinger visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Westemeyer.
The Catholic Ladies will hold
their annual bazaar and chicken
dinner in the Hover block next
door to the post office Saturday,
November 10.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid have
post poned their monthly chicken
dinner f rom Wednesday, Novem-
Der % to Wednesday, November
80. The second division will be
hostess, with Mrs. A. v. McRey-
nolds as chairman.
The Kennewick Women's club
will meet Friday afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms,
with Mrs. F. j. Arnold, Mrs Fred
Higley and Mrs. F. F. Beste host
esses. Mrs. B. /. Whitney will pre-
side.
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q Albertson of Pasco was
,,.s;nass visitor here Tuesday.

n Albertson of Pasco was
h,,s;nass visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Nickalous spent
4ha weekend visiting her sister.
Mics Eva in Spokane.
Mrs. c. Belnap and Mr.. and MIS-.
6 McCroskey, all of Colfax, Wefs
r - visitors at the home OF MT
and Mrs. j. E. Cochran.
Mrs F. L. Barbee entertained
+ha Thursday bridge club at her
s snv ON the River Road today.
n Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carpenter
40 Tho proud parents of Il
n. daughter born to them at tne
p DE- hospital Tuesday evening.
mrs q All Carpenter was a iPas-
20 visitor Wednesday afternoon. .
Miss Flora Long has been visiS-
;,ar at the J. C. Pratt home for the
past few days.
p1 AR and Mrs. Newton Mulkey
and daughter spent the weekend
visiting in Walla Walla.
Mrs Newton Mulkey spent the
first of this week visiting IN YAK
ina. i
4be week visiting Mrs. Ben Bril-
in Yakima.
= Miss Erma Jane Rider under
went a tonsil operation at Inns
hospital.
Joe Siegfried returned Monday
from Pullman, where ne spent the
weekend visiting his brother
Rob who is student at W.S.C.
Mrs Arthur Compbell enter
tanned the fourth division Of the
Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon,
Luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baughman arrlv-
ed from Seattle Tuesday and will
make their home on the High
lands. having purchased the home
of Mrs. E. A. Gray.
Cards have been received BY
Kennewick friends announcing the
arrival of daughter to DR.. and
Mrs. B. Z. Cole in st. Paul, Oct
ober 81. The young lady has been
named Luella Mae.
The Standard Bearers Will pre-
sent the play "The New Minister
Arrives" at the M. E. church on
November 10. According to some
Of the cast and the coach, it is 9
very entertaining two-act comedy
The Kennewick Bridge club mel
Wednesday with Mrs. Frank
Green on Riverside drive for a one
o'clock luncheon. The Green home
was cleverly decorated in autumn
flowers. Mrs. John J. Rudkin re.
ceived high score.
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Mrs. 2. Durbin left Saturday for
Portland to spend several days.
Miss Nellie Thurston and Miss
Frances .Regnier were Pendleton
visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Belair and
son, Junior, visited with relatives
in Prisser Sunday.
C. Il. Powell was elected presi-
dent of the local Kiwanis club at
the annual election held Tuesday.
The Pink and Green club met on
Thursday with Mrs. G. III. Shana-
felt. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Alice Garrett and Mrs. J..
E. Mulkey were visitors in White
Bluffs and Yakima Friday.
Mrs. A. Tharp left for her home
in Ellensburg Saturday after she
had spent several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lie. Card
ner in the Garden Tracts.
Mrs. Margaret Carlen has re-
turned from Spokane, where she
spent eeveral weeks visiting with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Pratt enter
tanned with three tables, of PIN
ochle at their home on First Ave-
nue. Tuesday evening and listened
to the election returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Williams en-
tertained the members of the Pink
and Green club and theri husbands
with their husbands with card
party at the Williams home in the
Garaden Tracts Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Silliman and
sons, Glenn and Kenneth, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crosby at their home in Prisser
Sunday at a turkey dinner.
The announcement of the ar
rival Of an 1-2 pound daughter
has been received at the home oe
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Puderbaugh at
Goshen, Oregon on November A.
The young lady has been named
Joan Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Durdle were
aiming the Kennewick residents
who attended Homecoming week
lend at Pullman and visited with
their daughter, Miss Bernadine.
They visited old friends at La
Crosse on their return.
Kennewick chapter Of PEG. met
Tuesday with Mrs. j. p. Miller at
her Highland home for one o.
clock luncheon. The table and
rooms were charming with autumn
flowers Mrs. Charles Powell and
Mrs. n. E Huntington were in
charge of the afternoon program.
Mayor Al. c. Anon and daugh-
ter, Miss Thelma and Miss Edith
Stradford went to Spokane Sum
day, where Miss Thelma will en-
ter business college and Miss
Stradford will visit her aunt Mrs.
:. -. -. 1900 -, - r..-s;eI- M.
Az. 's a.,, - ,r nsam"Sa ~
0'non 'u' 1nonuay ese
At the meeting OF the Altneas
Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening
the annual election OF of1icers was
held. Emma Higley was elected N.
G.; Grace Desgranges, v. G.; Ed
18th Serier, financial secretary;
Zelma Silliman. recording secre-
tary; Ethel Edwards, treasurer;
Dora Williams, trustee.
Mrs. F. F. Beste entertained
Friday with one o'clock luncreon
La ther home on First Avenue.
Roses were the attractive decor
alton used for the table and rooms.
Following luncheon, bridge was the
diversion of the afternoon with
high score going to Mrs. l. G.
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Siegfried.
The Misses Lillian Crowley and
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PAN-AMER|CAN A|RWAYS
 ID CONSOLIDATE AND
 EXPAND ALASKA SERVICE

NEW YORK, Aug, IT, (P)-Otn- cials of the Pan-American AirNays announced Sunday that the per sonnel has been drawn by the Southern International lines and are enroute to Alaska to take over, consolidate and expand the Alas kan Airways recently purchased.
 Beginning September first the Alaska lines will be operated by the Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc, SUD- sidiary of the Panamerican.
 We acquired these lines because the geographical peculiarities or Alaska make it especially suited to the American system of opera tion methods used by the Southern International lines. We have solv- ed almost identical problems. There is more than $3O0,000 invested in Alaskan aviation, but the methods used during two years of operation have not been completely success full. It is planned to coordinate and unify the Alaskan routes by maintaining a type of transporta- tion essential to the future devel- opment of the Territory"
 This is the announcement of pol icy of the Pan-American officials.
 The company believes that Alas ka industries provide the com merce of the United States with S83 100000, and the tourist trade will bring 36,0OO people there annu- ally and" will expand rapidly if provided with adequate transporta tion."
 Regular schedules maintained turnout the year will solve Alaska's transportation problems, officials said. As safeguards to air travel the company plans to install two- way radio communication giving pilots complete reports from the United States weather stations and other data.