davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Inland.
Nene GmtfhhrMng
int @tttelwefen
Olei6er Snbrifunt fir $4,000
QDiegelS fcitaebaIten.

South 9euO, SnOioua. Als
SowarO Sd @oolperton, 80 Sabre
aIt, elm reifer 6abrifont, nit
ieiner Satin pom Sbeater beim-
febrte, yputroe iein Nlttomobil in Der
NGbe ieiner Mobnung bon 5pei
MGnnern ongebolten, Die ibn stpan-
gen, no6 elmer einionen STEELE,
5tpei M'eiIen 0itlih Der Sto0t, 81
fabren. 9ort itieBen DIT bei0en Ser
lie Srau @oplnertnn aus Dem Nuto-
mobiI uno beOellteten ibr, Dab oas
2eben ibres Mannes oiii Dem Spiel
ItGnoe, tpenn lie nidlt $4,000 20ie-
gels 5obIe. guf einem ibr iibergebe-
men 3etteI mar genau attgegeben,
tpie tie oas @elo ob5uliefern baben
Diiroe. 0a6oem MAJ tie nod 9e.
parnt bate, Der 8oli5ei inter fei'
men ltmItdnoen Mitteilung 81 mo-
den, fubren tie oopon.
Gem n%erO0ien 3~uiammenbruf
nobe, elite Srou @oolberton alii
sic 8oIi5eiftation uno mafte bort
@itteiIung bon Dem Gorfan. @an
lit Ser Mnii9t, boB Die @%ntfiibrung
oos @erf oerielben ganoe lit, Die in
LETTER 3eit Sen Mittelpeiten unIi6er
mobte. 8ooIperton lit ibr promi.
nenteTtes Spfer. Seine Samilie III
sic rei6Ite ser Stuot un0 itebt in
engIter 8erbinoung nit ben Ben
oir- uno Stitoebafer- SntereIien.
GorlGufig bat man nod feline
Spur BON Sen gntfiibrern. Sroil
@oolperton mar 10 neroos, oaB iie
nur cine ungenaue 8eidreibung bon
ibnen geben fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Srage.
Son q. 8rauner

Wit faltem Saudi Die Naht nmbiillet
Ninqsum sic @clt inn 6lei6en Si6t
9es balben MonO's, oas lautlos
fiiQet
@an8 tief i'm sit, Die Worgenl6ibt,
Die ms Sen nab'noen Sag perlprtbt.
S9Sn oieie mabrboft tote Stiae
&linqt leil', mie @6o, BORT bonn Slut
0os Murmeln Ser geidmaB ger
@ele,
0ie meiter, meiter manoern miB
Sinab CUR Stub, gum 8eltenmeer.
S9sn Dem peridminoet lie; Ser 8eae,
9ie bier ibr &altiden mir gelanot,
Solqt cine andre, Die Die Gnele
S~inipruoelt onrdb ben flaren Sano
Sinous CUR Stub, gum Mar6enlano
S9n's Mar6enlano! Sn's 2ano Del
SrGumel
SINS Qano bon Dem fem 8ieoerfebr
llno iudit On burb Die @elten
rdume,
On finoelt nimmer, nimmermebr
9es &atiel's 2oiung: Stub an
3iell"
Starring, Seras, San. 1882
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
3iuiebelm Sen Grafibentcn

Ginen ilellen Mooits baben maize
&epu6lifaner eingei6lagen, Inn aui
8rdiioent &ooper einen 9rud aus3u-
iiben un0 i'm 81 betpegen, fir cine
Mobifi5ierung ieines bisberigen ltar-
rem Stanopunftes in Ser 8robibi-
tionsfrage beraus3ufommen. Sic
peri6ie6en in Sen Staten, in benen
lie cine Webrbeit baben, Die Snboliie-
rltng Soobers ais &anoioaten fir sic
@ieOermobl. 9a anoere Monoper,
Die friiber perIitdt nltroen, flGglif)
febli6lugenL oiirfte audi oieies ieinel
3med perfeblen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
nit
SilOerm gei6mift
Sin Gerind, Die Iitfmerfiamfeit bet
Gnticnten absnlenfen.

OW NtI u VT NuIANCA|"A'%St W.
Satienten a~6Snlenfen.
ct. Souls, 500. - @dn0e mo
0eden zines Sperotionsfaales IN
Ser 6irurgii6en Qbteilung Aes
Sobnfon-&ano- 8aues i'm gafaes-
Soipital linG nit pbontaitiiben S5e-
men in bri1onten Sarben bemolt
moroen, moourf man perfuden mill,
felt8uIteaen, Oh oieie art Der De-
foration qeeignet lit, Die Satien-
ten geiftig ob8ulenfen, bon oener
Die mei1ten in Dem 10 oeforierten
Naum Bel ortli6er 8etGubung
operiert mer6en.
Ser &aum puroe Dergangene
ISOLDE nod ettpa Ie6smonatiget
Gorbereitungen in 8enitsung ge-
nommen. ST lit Ser ein5ige mo-
oerne Sperationsiaal oes 2anoeS
nit Riiblipftem.
9ie @nnobme binii6tli6 Der Se-
forotionen 1T oie, OaB Der Yatient,
~inSbelonoere, iUenl es 1t1 Inn EN-
&ino tanoelt, mebr SntereiIe an ben
8iloern Ser 8dnoe uno 9ede neb-
men miro, als an Dem, mas Ier6te
uno 9flegerinnen ausfiibren. Wfan
bofft 0oourd Dem 8atienten Die mo-
tiirlide anqIt Dor %operatioen Gin
griffen gu nebmen uno feline Nerpen
oaour6 gu i6iiben.
9a iiebt man in giloern George
8aibington, mie er einen Baum
fGnt; aoam un0 @ua, Die lie ben
@arten @oen berlaiien; @lepbnnten,
&anin6en, 8enguine, emerge,
Meeriunefrauen uno Die Slermelt
Ser Siefiee. SIN gun5en iino es 300
8iloer.
Sic oeroanfen ibre @ntitebung
ser Malerin Sraulein @iiela 2off-
Ter, sic b%efonoers fir lire 8atif'
arbeiten uno iolde in Sinolenm-
&erbi6niberei befannt lit.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
NcrcimSs &alemOer

Concord Clint. 8raiibent:
&idaro 8rauner. SefretGr: @mil
@oeoe, 36O0-10te StraBe, g. %.
@oritanosiisung am 3. Sreitag i'm
SGT. i'm Samilton @ptel.
9amenIeftiDn 6es GuncOrOflnbs.
@rGiioentin: 6rou 81. 9uebler,
SefretGrin: 5rou anna 8oedler,
1t19 &obinion Str, @. @. @eri. am
/. 9ienstog i. Nft., Samilton Sotel.
Gumcurb @emiidtcr GbDr: Sing
it1roe an ieoem 9onnerstog
tog, s ltbr fir MGniier, 8 ltbr fiir
gemildten Gbor. 8rGiioent: &arl
&tdter, SefretGr, emil @oeoe; 9irt,
gent: @rof. Mrmano @umpre6t.
r9cmtIder S6cater &lmb". 8rd-
lioent: @iai &eBler; Sefretar; @.
@artbelmeB, 20 @eltmorelano @pe.,
Safoma 8arf, 0fo.; &aiiierer: &arl
Sdmar3e; 8ertrauensmann: 8m.
Sonnemanr. 2ofal: 1926 Maiia6n-
Ietts @pen4e, sc. IS. 8eriommlung
ie6en 1. 9ienstag i'm Wfonat.
u 9entIde 6rcimaurer 2uge
Xex arminius, @r. %, T;a.aM.
w 6efretGr: Sreof. 8ertram,
1910 6 StroBe, 81. 6. 8eri. am 1.
uno 3. 9ienstag i'm Oct. i'm Neuen
Moionic Sempel.
Nriom 9amenhereil. Brdlioentin:
Srau 9. &rumfe. 8eri. an 2. Wtitt'
nod i'm Wlt., abenos s ubr.
SeKea6armitGbter 1tnteritiiknngs'
@erein. 8rdiioent: emil Spaba;
SefretGr: @bas. S. @rumli6, 1915
9te Str, 90. IS. 8eri. am 3. Wittmod
i'm Mt.
&mppert Seim Sranen Silfsber-
elm. 8r1iioentin: Srou 8abette
&rumfe; SefretGrin: 6rou @liiabetb
SoIser, 432 Samilton StraBe.
sc. SO. @eriammlung on 2. 9iens-
rag i. Wft., 2 llbr nadm. inn Seine.
9ruIpect Sil TriebbOf. 8rdiioent:
6reo @ogeliang; Sefretdr: $. 8.
8infler; G9abmeiiter: Geo. s. u.
gtub. @eri. om 2. 9onnerstag i'm
Monat i'm Srieobofe.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
6rneraliefretGr Der
%Glferltga trdgt fi6
nit &iftrtttsgeOamfCn

2igarat snr Serntitns in 0enf pcr'
Iammelt - @irO ii6 nit Der
manSi6nriihen Srage befaiicn
miIIen = @arnm Cir Gric
amtsmii6e lit.
@enf, Sdpei3. = Ser 9igarat 1T
gu iener Sc. Sibung 3uiammenge-
treten, un0 Soiepb Saul 8oncour
puroe gum @oriibenOen ertp1blt.
Die Sauptfrogen, nit oenen lih
ser @0lfer6unorot bei96ftigen miro,
Iino:
/. Gin 8eri6t iiber priOate unO
offentli6e S6uloen NIT elmer GIMP
feblung, oaB iie als ems angeIeben
peroen iouen.
2 Die 6roge ser 8eieitigung Der
Sflaperei in 9iberio in @erbinOuug
nit Ser zines 9nrlebens fir oas
2ano.
8. Die @onoidurei -Srage, bin
Iidtlid oerer gbinn mabri9einli1
oie anrufung peridieOener &rtitel
Ser &onItitution plant, Inn Sapan
CUR Station 81 bringen.
A. Oie &elignotion BON Cir eric
9rummono ols @eneraliefretGr. Die
offi5iea angefiinoigt merOen oiirtte.
Sir eric, ieiner ins @noloie mad-
ienoen amtsbiiroen miioe, ion, wie
bier bereits ~perlartete, ii9 nit Der
Abii6t trogen, feline &elignation
ein5ureiden.
@on glaubt bier in0eB, OnB es
Dem Sat gelingen miro, Ben Gene.
al-SefretGr gu iiberreOen, menig-
items ioIange auf Dem Soften gu blei-
ben, bis oie oer5eitige 9oppelfriie
oes Observation-Disclosures unO Ser Ib'
riiitungsfonferen5 iibernunOen iein
miro. Mleroings beiBt es, Sir eric
babe ii9 oabin ausgeipro6en, iein
&iidtritt ioate iofort erfolgen, Oa 81
befiirdten itebe, OaB ii6 Die abrii-
itrngsfonferen5 enolos bin5ieben
tperoe uro Die Manoi9urei-8 irren
pobl nod fir Monate binaus ben
&at bei9GftiQen oiirften.
Ils mogli9er No6folger miro Der
friibere langidbriee @uBenminiiter
Sranfrei6s, Iriftioe 8rianO, ge-
nonnt.
9ie geplante &eiignution Drum
monbs miro augemein lebbaft oisflt-
tiert ga entnommen miro, oab fe
nit Dem bisberieen Sebli6lag Ser
@olferliga in Der fernoitli9en &on-
troperie gu tun bot. @r lou fiir5li4
einem Sreuno gegeniiber erflGrt ba-
ben: sd fann Die berbe &ritif, Die
an Dem 8olferbuno geiibt miro, aus-
balten, iolange es uns gelingt, ben
ausbru6 Don &rieg gu perbiiten."
9ieie grflGrung bere6tigt, mie in
gemilien &reiien angenommen miro,
gu ser &nii6t, 0nB Der General
SefretGr our9 Die fiir3li6 laut ge'
moroene. Bebauptung, Der Solfer'
bunO lei auBer Stanoe, ben &-
fen in Ser @anoidurei elm gnOe "
MAIDEN, tief per1punoet moroen I'll
uno oesbalb iu6t feline 8ei5ebungen
gum 8~olferbutlo 81 loien.
Ni6toffi5ieu ipuroe erfldrt, es lei
m0glid, oaB Sir eric Ourd Die Sal.
tung 9euti6lanos, Staliens uno ge.
wiiier fleinerer Staten mie Norpe.
gen m1breno Der beioen leBten Sab
re entmutiet worOen lei. Dieie 2an'
Der batten namli6 mieoer uno mie'
Der geforOert, oaB Der b06ite Soften
i'm 2igaiefretariat allen 2anoern 5u'
gdnelid iein io1te. @u1 lit bon oer'
i1ieoenen 2dnoern elm erniter Scamp
gefiibrt poroen, Die ungemein boben
Saldre uno Musgaben-8 ergiitunger
g. o.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05

5u b~ertr0iten. gigentli6 mill a6er
ser Serr oltr6 oieien Musiprit6 be.
tonen, ooB Die gemeini6oftlide Gin.
betung @ottes beionOeren @ert bat.
8enn Dies idon Ser Sail lit, mo MIR
3fpei ooer 0rei beiiommen iinO, nie-
piel mebr, menn piele 5ulommenfoms
men in Dem Nomen oes Serrn. Die
9eteiliglng on Dem @%ottesoienIt in
Dem Soltie @ottes lit n0tig, Inn Den
Segen ser gemeiniduftli6en Anbe'
titng @ottes 81 empfangen.
Die 8eocltlng oes @ottesbienites
inn Suuie @ottes liegt ferler oarill-
men, BOB OllrH oieien @ottesoienIt
@ott offentli6 Dor sen Meni6en be
FAINT miro. Soben mir Den Wert
ser @emeini6oft @ottes erfannt, 10
fonnen mir 0ieS in feiner belleren
@eiie miiroigen unb anerfennen, OILS
0oB mir 0ieien @crt Dor unleren Vttt'
menlhen befennen. 9ies gel6iebt
nid)t MIR our0 unler perlonlt6eS
3euonis BON Dem Sell in Gbrtlto mo
BON Ser 6efpabretoen 2iebe @ottes,
ion0ern oub our6 I'M ere 8eteili-
allno om @~ottesoienit I'M Soltle 8ot-
ties. 0oron fam bie @elt onn che
item e%rfennen, boB mir @ott merit
IdGben, penn mir oaS 6auS 8ottes
nidt grandchildren, Ionoern re9els
m1biq sic @ottesoienite i'm 9oule
@ottes beiu6en. @ir be5eltgen oitrf
oieIe Seilnobme an Dem @ottesotenlt,
oob @ott sic Quele Der @eisbeit uno
SCI &roft fir inns lit, Dab Die Sc
meini6oft nit ibm Elm 2ebensbeoltrt=
mis- fir inns lit. AnorerieitS lit Die
8ernodlGiiigitng oes Satles @otteS
BON Ieiten Ser @lGltbigen cine Ser-
leuanlna @otteS Dor 0en WfenI6en.
@enn mir Sic @el~egenbeiten, 8ott 81
loben ltno 3t oarrfen, nno onr6 1ellt
@ort belebrt uno getroltet 81 iper-
Sen, periGumen, 10 be5elgen mir Dor
uuer 8elt, OoB @ott merig @ert fitr
inns bat. Mu6 nit 8e5ug altt oos
8efennen @ottes ourf ben Selud)
leines Suuies gilt 0as @ort Seln:
@er mid befennet Dor Ben Wtenlber,
Sen mill ih befennen Dor metnenI
himmliiden &ater. @er mid aber
perleuqnet Dor ben Meni6en, Den
mill id at6 perleitgnen Dor mel1em
bimmlii6en Sater.
Serner miiiien mir %beoenfen, ooB
oie &erno6ldiiigung oes @ottesbien-
ties nidt MIR cine G%erleugn1l1g 8ot
ties Dor Sen Meni6enL ionoern aud)
cine STRENGTHENING @ottes tit. Sn
ser 0ar6ietuug oes firnli6en 8ot-
tes0ienItes lit @ott glei6 einem Sous
bater, ser ieinen &inbern m06entlid)
Elm 6eitmobl in ieinem Saltie berei-
tet. gr gibt feinen &inoern beion-
oere @%elegenbeit, geiitli6e Speile IN
rei6li6em MaBe 81 genieBen. @r
mill tie Inn lid iammelh, no lie NM
qeItort nit linn perfebren nro bon
linn 6elebrt, ermabnt uno getroltet
meroen f0nuen. @ie muB er es IN
Ieiner 2iebe idmer5li6 empfinoen.
menn mir es peridiimen, oieie 8ele-
genbeiten %alts3umtben.
g8ir fo11nen nibt sur politen @nt'
midlung u%nieres 2ebens fommen
nidt gum pouigen @enliB Der @e-
meini6aft nit @ott gelangen, lpenrl
mir nidt treu iinO in Dem gelude oes
Souies @ottes, Inn in Ser @emei1l-
ldoft Der @lGrbigen @ott an5ubeterl
uno sic gbbdngigfeit u%nieres 2ebets
BON Soft offentli6 SIT be5eugen.
9ailet inns oarum Die grmabnnna
oeS @ebemiab, baS SauS nnleres
@ottes nidt 5l perlalien, 81 Ser5er
nebmen, ullo Dem 8eiipiel oes Serrr
SSeiu, @ott in ieinem Saltle 81 Die
men, regelmGBig befolgen. 9o5u ieg.
ne ms Soft IN @naoen. Nmen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
Srammgebilbe

0as groBe @eidrei, bas big Dor
fllr5em megen Ser g%eplanten @ilOung
elmer oritten Iartei gemaft puroe,
1T aitf einmal %perItummt. Wfan bort
uno iiebt nifts mebr bon ben Seii-
ten, sic oamals 10 mGdtig Die San
faren blieien. Ser @rnno? IS limo
meoer Siibrer nod geeignete &anof-
oaten 0a.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05
S%inOenbnrss @ieOermabl aeiidert.
1@iierne 5ront~ gebiloet, nm Sen
5aidismus 81 5eri6mettern


9ie innerpolitii6e Gage in 9euti6=
LAMB bat iid in ben lebten Gagen ge-
flart. 9as &eiultat ut, oaB oie @ie-
oerfpobl Sinoenburgs gum &eids=
prdlioenten geiifyert i6eint. So mie
Die 0inge 5ur5eit liegen, miro Dem
greilen oeutiden @ffebarot BLOB ser
&ommnniit SbGlmann ais &onfur=
rent entgegeniteben. @ae anoeren
Borteien, Die nationaliitilde einge-
l6loiien, baben ii6 entidloiien, feline
Segenfanoioaten auf5ulteQen. 9ieie
erfrenli6e @enoung ser Gage lit Ser
oos gan5e &ei6 bearbeitenoen organi-
lierten gepegung, Sinoenburgs @ie-
oertpabl anf popltIarer 9afis ii6er
5u lteaen, 5n peroanfen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-05

Gin GROCER Sell Ser aus Spa
MEN pertriebeneit Seiliiten miro in
amerifa 3ufludt finoen.
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
MRS. CARAWAY
WANTS ITO TALK

Encouraged by her success at
making speeches during her cam.
f.: IN for reelection in Arkansas,
Senator Hattie Caraway, the only
woman to ever be renamed to
Congress, hopes to address the
Senate at this session.
Appointed about a year ago
after the death of her husband,
Mrs. Caraway took no part in
Senate debates. She presented a
retiring figure as she sat in the
rear of the Senate near her friend,
Senator Huey P. Long CD Of
Louisiana, who aided her in her
reelection campaign this year.
Heartened by her reelection,
Mrs. CaraN ay said:
81 hope l can get up enough
courage to stand up and say
something this session."
The Washington times., 1932-11-29
The Weather

District cf Columbia, mostly cloudy
and warner tonight and Wednesday;
lowest temperature tonight about 80
degrees; moderate northwest or west
winds.
Maryland. mostly cloudy and warmer
tonight and Wednesday,
Virg MIA. fair and warmer tonight
and Wednesday,
LOCAL TEMPERATURE
Yesterday Today
D. m. ....... S6 4 a. m. ....... 20
D. M ,,.... 80 a. m. ....... 23
Midnight ..... 26 Noon ......... 80
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January /. 1882, 1872.
Deficiency Of temperature since No
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January l, 1882. SIS.
Excess of precipitation since No
Vember 1, 1882, 4.22.
TIDE TABLE
Today-High tides. $40 a. m. and
9:07 p. m. Low tides, S:O9 a. m. and
S:16 p. m.
Tomorrow-High tides, s:S5 a. m.
and 4:1O r. m.
THE sun AND MOON
The sun rses today 7:O5 a. m. and
sets 4:47 p m.
The sun rises tomorrow 1905 a. m
The moon rises today 9:16 a. m. and
sets 6:12 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow 10:14 a. m.
and sets 1925 p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-09-09

president. His associates on the
board of trustees are: The
Very Rev. G. o. r. Bratenahl,
dean of the Cathedral; the
Most Rev. James DeWolf
Perry, jr.; the Rev. William L.
DeVries, precentor Of the Ca
thedral; the Rev. G. Freeland
Peter. chancellor Of the Ca
thedral; the Right Rev. Philip
The Washington times., 1932-09-09
Noted Trustees for
Cathedral School

The National Cathedral
School is an integral part of
the Protestant Episcopal Cathe-
dral Foundation of the District
of Columbia and is admins
tered by the Cathedral Chapter
as board of trustees, Of which
the Bishop of Washington is
The Washington times., 1932-09-09

Rives; Corcoran Thorn, presi-
dent Of the American Security
and Trust Company; DR.. Viii
liam Holland Wilmer, head Of
the Wilmer Eye Institute in
Baltimore; former Senator
George Wharton Pepper of
Philadelphia; Gen. John J.
Pershing; william r. Castle,
jr.. Undersecretary Of State;
Alanson B. Houghton, former
The Washington times., 1932-09-09

Mercer Rhinelander, former
Bishop of Pennsylvania, and
the present warden Of the
College Of Preachers at Wash
ington Cathedral; the Rev.
Robert Johnston, rector of st.
Johns Church. Washington;
Charles C. Glover, for many
years chairman Of Riggs Ma
tional Bank; DR.. William C.
The Washington times., 1932-09-09

ambassador to Great Britain,
and Robert v. Fleming, presi-
dent of Riggs National Bank.
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1932-03-15
THE WEIGH BILL

The WEIGH Bill, an amendment to the White
Fish Law OF 1924 provides that no floating can
merry may operate unless permission has been
granted by the Bureau of Fisheries prior to De.
cember &c. each current year and said cannery
may not operate in more than one place in each
year; it further extends the power of the Com
missioner of Fisheries over and beyond the smile
limit whereby he may prevent landing of CON-
merc1al salmon in American ports during any
closed season
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1932-03-15
IN SIMPLE JUSTICE

Any person arrested for transportation Of
liquor in violation of the prohibition laws, must
first be found guilty Of transporting liquor before
his vehicle may be seized, conf1scated and sold.
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1932-03-15


wanton waste and destruction of any salmon or
other food fish, by manufacture into fertilizer or
fish oil, except that otfal may be so manufactured
The Juneau Chamber of Commerce is stating
its objections to the Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries. The miners are telling the
fshermen that they must continue to have the
herring fisheries destroyed; that the bait fisher
men must operate at a loss; that the halibut
fishermen must 60 on short bait trips; that the
trollers must go without bait; that the salmon
must be chased from Alaska waters for it's food
supply That in order to protect a few greedy
operators, the habut fleet, the trolling fleet, the
herring fisheries must be destroyed
Be it remembered that the Petersburg Cham
DER OF Commerce adopted long resolution 90.
posing the wasteful destruction of the herring
fisheries by these fertilizer plants That the Wran-
CELL and Ketchikan Chambers of Commerce sup
ported this resolution. That the Alaska Native
Brotherhood in convention at Yakutat endorsed
the resolution and thereby reaffirmed their posi-
ton on this question. That George Rounsfell, Jr,
special investigator for the u S. Bureau of Fish
cries has found by his Investigations, scientific
and practical, that the arguments set forth in the
resolution were correct and that depletion of the
herring fisheries is already accomplished fact.
The Chambers of Commerce interested in
their hsher1es should not lose any time nor
energy in getting back of Delegate Wickersham
in support of his bill which was presented at the
instance of these same organizations and at tire
instance of the halibut and herring fishermen
and others.
It would be foolish to allow this bill to be de-
feated by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce.
town interested in mines and mining and with
no knowledge of fishery conditions-and by the
so-called Alaska Fishermen's Union, a group OF
Californians who are never long enough in Alas
ka to establish voting residence
THE WEIGH BILL
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1932-03-15


be noted that the measure is for the purposes OF
"conservation." TO prevent the hoaters from going
from one district to another and thereby deplete
the various fishing areas There are only two or
three small doaters operating in Alaska-and a
couple of those are operating in the Bristol Bay
section-which is reserved by the United STATES
bureau of Fisheries for the Pacific American
Fisheries, the Alaska Packers Association and
perhaps one or two other large corporations. The
floaters must not move from one district to an
other-a conservation measure. Listen:
Stationary canneries in southeastern Alaska,
have packed salmon from Icy Straits to Ketchi-
kan; from Lynn Canal to Ketchikan; from north
and South Frederick Sound to Ketchikan; from
north and south Chatham Straits to Ketchikan
from those same districts to Craig, Rose Inlet on
the West Coast of Prince of Wales; from the West
Coast and Ketchikan Districts to Petersburg and
north. In fact, the stationary Gamers with their
large and high powered tenders and scows pack
fish for distances up to three hundred miles,
from one district to another. Last summer daily
there were close on to 100000 salmon passing the
port of Petersburg enroute to Ketchikan and at
other times lesser numbers being taken north
Now, to conserve salmon, it is proposed by
the Bureau of Fisheries-Mr Henry O'Malley if
you please, that the small floating cannery must
not operate in more than one district in season
1t will destroy the fisheries supply. It is more
dangerous than transporting in large scows and
tenders The few thousand salmon a small float
ing cannery uses represents the seed supply and
to conserve that supply, the floater must remain
in one district-regardless of whether that dis
trict has any salmon not To conserve tie
supply! Get that! TO conserve the supply! Ard
while the Bureau of Fisheries is protecting few
salmon from the small operator, it makes no pre-
vision whereby the large operator must not trans
port from one district to another the very salmon
it says small floating operator must not touch
Conservation - Conservation of what?
Peter E. Olson, California fishermen, puts in
his oar in defense of this BILL You can well ina
CINE that his endorsements were written by Henry
O Malley-it is as prominent as your proboscis
The Alaska fisherman. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1923-1932, 1932-03-15

FeCer +. OIs0n, California HShermen, puts in
his oar in defense of this BILL You can well ina
CINE that his endorsements were written by Henry
O. Malley-it is as prominent as your proboscis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-06
OFFICE is STORMED
Center Township Trustee
Seeks Protection.

Protection at the Center town
ship trustees Office from delega-
tions of unemployed who force
themselves into the Office was asked
Tuesday at safety board meeting.
by Walter Clarke, attorney for
Hannah Noone, township trustee.
Clarke said that crowds rushed
the trustees Office four times re-
Gently.
On the last occasion, he asserted,
delegation of fourteen demanded
loudly and boisterously that more
food be placed in the baskets dis
tributed by the trustee.
Cigarets and tobacco for the
baskets also were demanded and
the delegation further insisted that
men working for baskets be paid
money, Clarke stated.
The safety board was informed
by Police Chief Mike MorriSsey that
an officer is stationed continually at
the trustees Office, but on the visit
of the last delegation, an officer
who was removed when shifts
changed had not been replaced be-
cause of an oversight.
The safety board and Morrissey
promised cooperation to keep
order at Miss Noone's Office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-06
SONGS WILL Be
ON RADIO BILL
School Music Director on
Broadcast.

Songs by supervisors IN the music
department of indianapolis public
schools will feature the thirteenth
weekly broadcast of the schools at
$50 tonight over WKBF.
Speaker of the program will be
Ralph w. Wright, director of music,
who will talk on THE Teaching of
Music in the Schools"
Included in the numbers, which
will be sung by the supervisors en-
semble, are "A. Hope Carol" by
David Stanley Smith; "All in the
April Evening"" by Robertson;
Pages Road Song" by Harold Os-
born Smith; Night Song" by
Clokey; "Farwell to the Forest" by
Mendelssohn; 1.-THE Night Has a
Thousand Eyes" by Johns, and
"Vermeland,' a Swedish folk song.
Members of the ensemble besides
Wright are Mrs. Lenora Coffin, Miss
Maude Delbridge. Miss Helen Hol-
lingsworth, Miss Lulu Kanagy, Miss
Lorle Krull, Miss Isabelle MoSsman
and Mrs. Adelaide Riley Accom-
PIANIST is Miss Geraldine Trotter.
Also on the program will be a
group of three violin solos by Ed
win Jones, a teacher in the Arthur
Jordan conservatory. He will play
Souvenir" by Drdla; "Nocturne, y
by Johans, and "Old Refrain" by
Kreisler. He will be accompanied
on the piano by Miss Frances Wish
ard.