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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-27
P. M. RECOMMENDATIONS

Delegate Dimond has rscom- mended that Chris M. Anderson be appointed postmaster at Pilot Point and Edward E. Kettle be ap- I pointed to a similar position at Kasilof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-27
GoOp NIGHT NURSE

The night nurse in the Alaska Railroad hospital at. Anchorage is one of the few employees of Uncle Sam who gets a restoration of sal ary this year, even though it is mainly theoretical. She was form erly paid $160 a month, $l0 more than the scale for day nurses, but under the first economy act this was cut to s155. The Alaska Rail- road wanted to put her salary back to $l60 and Comptroller General McCarl has ruled that may be done, because the reduction was effected by an economy measure that has been repealed. I.
 She must, however, take IS per cent cut from her basic pay of $160 a month, which brings the ac- tual pay down to sl36.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-27

the pTSSluenUla1 campaign ana IS now personnel officer of the Re construction Finance Corporation and the Public Works Administra- ton. All appointments must pass through his hands and his respon- sibility is weighty one and his duties arduous. It is job requir- ing skill of an unusual sort, but it is said in Washington that he lis handling the work in an en- viable manner.
 MT. Hurja was once a reporter for the Fairbanks Times. Later he went Outside to attend the Uni ..versity of Washington.
 He was chosen by the late Dele Egate Charles IA. Sulzer to be his secretary
 To this day he maintains an ex- traordinarily keen interest, in af- fairs Alaskan. MT Hurja has 6 lwide acquaintance over the Terri tory and is an authority on ths history of the country.
 For a considerable period h; published a chain of community newspapers in Los Angeles, ther was in business in Texas and sub Isequently moved to New York City where he became a statistical ex- pert for Wall Street houses. MT. Hurjas statistical ability was called into use by the Democratic National Committee last summer After surveys in the various states he analysed and predicted the vote His forecasts were astonishingly close to actual election figures.
 Despite his limited leisure time MT. Hurja continues to write oc- casionally for magazines.
 Mrs. Hurja was formerly Miss Goodwin A n de rson, Fairbanks girl. She is now in Washington with her husband. They make their home at the Mayflower ho- tel
 It is rumored d in Washington that MT. Hurja may have, if !, he chooses to accept it, appointment as minister to Finland.
 HIGHWAY REPORT PRINTED | The final report of the American Section of the International High way Commission has been printed and sent to the State Department It will not be distributed until ths President has viewed it, which will probably be sometime next week.
 It has been learned. however that the report is entirely favor able to the International Highway project.
 It is authoritatively stated that the report says construction of the highway is feasible and that il can be built for a cost not to ex- caed $12,O00,000 for the Canadian section and not to exceed $2,000,00( for the American section. Int Commission furth her recommends that construction of the Fairbanks
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-27

Peeks responsibility is that of putting across the agricultural ad- justment plan which seeks to close the gap between the prices farm- CT gets for potatoes, for example, and the prices he pays for tractors and other things. Back in 1922 Peek was in Washington advocat- ing a similar plan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-27

cense. A fixed point to point li- cense was granted in addition.
 R. R. Parish at Steamboat Bay, Alaska, has also been granted a public coastal-coastal license and a fixed point to point license.
 The Tel. Bond & Share Co., of Ketchikan, was granted modified ton of general experimental per init extending completion date from August IS, 1883, to February l 1884.
 A. A. McCue was granted re- neyal of a fixed point to point telephone license and also granted modification of license for addi- tion9l point of communication, IWxH, Ketchikan."
 Station KGBU, az Ketchikan, owned by Alaska Radio and Serv- ice Co, Inc, has filed for renewal |of license.
 The Anchorage Radio Club, Inc, operating KFQD, "The Voice of the Golden North at Anchorage has applied for modification of li- cense to change frequency from 123O kilocycles to 600 kilocycles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-07-27

cense. A fixed point to point Ii cense was granted in addition.
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

IusgcfdieSen. n@as9
sic triufen Bier? SD Nadte bod,
Sic ndren @iteIieo zines MdBie.
feitspereins2"
nSn. aber ih fonnte Sen 8eitrog
nidt mebr b~e8abIeiil"
Su einem 3use. SD
babe neuIi6 cine sun8e 5Iai6e
@ein in einem 3use eeleert."
ngaidt mOeIi9l"
rSn, in einem 9-3uge."
- q e9enunterri6 |. Ser
2ebrer lebrt Sic gtaerfleiniten &ed-
men.
o9eine @utter bolt iid fir aebn
@fennig SaI5, fir 5tpan8ig Tfennig
Mebl unO fir OreiBig 8fennig &eis.
@os muB Damn oeine Mutter Sab.
len?"
nHidts, Serr 2ebrer."
.8ieio?"
Ser &leine iogt:
~@eil meiu Goter elm &olonial'
tuorengei6Gft bat, Serr 2ebrer."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
~Ssnnner Wnn.

= ii g a M Sunger @ann
(5u iei1er Ingebeteten): Sic geben
mir wirfli6 einen &orb uno laiien
mir gar feline &offnung?
D8eOorre, uber id bin iebr nab
Ierii6."
ySeben sic = i9 MIN gur nidt."
= @uter STAT. Der Strofge-
fangene i%euf5te:
.@enn i'd meinem Slater gefolgt
pdre, idBe ib iebt nidt bier"
nSbr &ater bat Sic Dor Der Sat
geporrt?"
Stein. @r lit @eltmeiIter im
S6neaaufen."
seer Ii 5 etc @rOtef'
ton. q (5u einem 8efaitnten):
@ie fonner Sic Dem 8onfOireftor
raten, ieine Go9ter Dem iungen
@eper gu geben? Ser itedt ia bis
iber oie Sbren in Sduloen.
9: Chen oesbnlb. or lit mir nod
fiinftauien0 Dollar i6uloig.
Die Soupta6e e. rMeine
Serridoften, sic ba6en bier einen
6iafeoerbalter, Der Sbr gandes Sc
ben lang balten miro. Sic fonnen
i'm auiammeni6raubeu. sic fonnen
i'm nit einem Sammer bearbeiten,
Sic f0nnen i'm ins 8oiier legen,
Sic fonnen i'm an Sic groe tper-
fen -"
Stimme aus Dem 8ublifum:
n&ann man i'm aud gum S9rei6en
b~enuBen?"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

gorbeoadt. nAngeflae-
ter, baben Sic oenn gor ni6t an
Sbre 3ufunft ge0adt, als Sic Oos
@elo unteri9lugen?"
Sod, i6 babe es ia glei9 auf
sic 8anf getragen."
= Sic SoIgerung. Sobn-
Jon geriet nit einem gelebrten &oqe.
gen aus @riedenlano in einen Streit
ii6er oie gor8iige Der Nationen.
england o0er @riedenlan6!
rSeuas!" ioete ser @rie6e.
uslae groBen @eiien fino bon Seaos.
auSgegangen."
nSnfoleeoeKen~, iaste Sobnion,
niit ieBt audi feiner mebr 0rin."
Ole @rfIdrung. &arl.-
den: u@apa, tpie beginner eigentlidp
&riege?~
@ater: .4ngenommen, &umanien
bot einen Streit nit 5ranfrei9!"
Mutter: .Iber Gumdnien lit bod
io5ulagen Sranfreihs Muiierter!"
Batter: SD tpeiB - i9 fibre oods
nur elm 8eiipieI anl"
Mutter: ngber ou tduidt bod Dos,
&ino babel"
gater: ngaein, ourdaus ni9t."
Mutter: r@atiirIid, gang sepiB.~
8ater: uNein!~
@utter: uSafpObl, ooa!"
Batter: nl1nfinnl"
&arl6en: n9aBt man - i9 sIau~
be, i6 meiB nun i6on, pie &riesa,
anfangen!"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
Mud cir grolt. s@rub.

-Iuh elm Z + Il. Shrltbs
be flettert in Die gerge.
Sdrub6e banet oil einem i6pa.
den Sell. gntiest idaut Sdrubbe
in Die Eiefe.
lin @otteSmiIlenl @enn Oas
Sell reiBtl~
Ser Jii6rer sruu5t: r@ta6en Sic
iid Oariiber feline Sorgeu. SD 6abe
nod elm neues 3u Souie.~
- oebenes Die &Iein-
It II. 3pei &inOer %unterbalten it'd.
lteber 0as neltangefommene 8riiOer.
den.
v@or1tm peint es oenn INNER
5u?~
g0u S6af, Oas lit bod gan5 florl
gSenn Ou feline Saare auf Dem &opf
bGttelt uno feline 8Gbne i'm Maul,
unO tpeun Oh 10 Idwaf tporelt, Dab
ou nod ni6t einmal alf ben geinen
1teben f0nntelt - piirOeit Ou Damn
oieaei6t nidt tpeinen?"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

Steiner 3oolpge. Ser
feline Mar lit gum erltenmol i'm
Sierparf. @eitlt er: n@eit Mutti,
fold IeItioune Siere gibt IS ia in
@irflidfeit gor ni6tl"
- Srage. 9as NaOden UNI
Idmei1elt anton:
y8irit 0u mild au9 lieben, pern
i6 alt bin?"
Mrton artportete:
v@art' es bod ob, 6as mirit DIT
idon bol0 gettug %erfabren."
- Srrtum. Ser 8oItor traf
einen fleitien 8alierniungen, Ben er
borber in ieinem Sprengel nod nift
geieben bate. n9as lit ia Elm neues
@eii6t~, Iegte er linn Oie Sano auf
sic S6ultern.
ngaGd", ontmortete Ser Surge er-
r0ten0. nS6 bin BLOB gepai6en
noroen 1872
Yer SOFT 0r1f1. Tltr6f
Iif mar SiebenfuB in 8rag. Die
8efannter, BEL oenen CT mobnte, ba-
ben Gooio. l1n0 ser tide6iide
&unofunf tpedt neuer0ings morgenS
6 l1br 80 Minuten ieine Seilneb-
mer nit einem Sabnenidrei.
SiebenfuB fdbrt aus Oem gett
ouf. .&iferifil &iferifi!~
Mit einem Sot lit SiebenfuB am
&aoio. Damn fdut er erid0pft ins
8ett 3uriif ulto iagt: Ser ein5ige
6orti9ritt Ser Se9nif: oieiem Sabn
fam man bequem Sen Sals ab0re-
ben."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
9as Original.

aooIf @laBbreuner botte aus Dem
gdeniteber 0ante cine Soiienfigur
eemodt, oie ser groBe &omifer Bed
mann im &oniggrGser Sbeoter gu
einem Iol6en grfolg fibrte, oaB
Iogor @loBbrenners dronii9e @elo'
not fir Ionge @onote beboben mar.
9lber Nonte Strumpf, Ser pirflihe
Gdeniteber on ser 8elle-aaiance'
strobe, Ser @lnBbrenner 5u Der
6iaur inIpiriert bate, mar auBeror.
6entIi6 un5ufrieOen. ct ipra6 it@
benz Serousgeber Oes 8erliner Sour
nails gegeniiber u6iel5udenO aus.
sd 3erbrede mir ieit Sobren Gag
fir Gag 6en &opf, unO Der % bolt
Iid sic Santiemen!"
r@Iou6en sic nidt, 0ante, bob
@lab6renner aud etpas au Dem @r-
foIge getan bnt?" fragte Der Seraus'
aeber Dorfi6tig. SD babe bod @loB'
brenner INNER fir einen orlglneuen
&opf geboltenl"
v0os mag iein", u%ntfportete Nartte
oGiel8udeno unO Itol5, ~er tit ortgl'
neil, ober id bin Sriginoll"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

Ole .@efobr". SrduIeiit
Selgo Itebt an ser StroBenbabnbnl-
telteae. Mon bat ihr etpos bon Der
@ef1brli9feit bohgeipannter eleftri~
ider Str0me er5G1lt. Sum fragt iie
einen &ontroGeur: vgitte, Serr Son.
troaeur, lit es gefdbrlid, nit benz
SUB sic S9ienen 81 %beriibren?" :
n0ein, 6rdulein, rur tpenn STA
nit Dem onoeren Sub Die Sberlei"
tung b~eriibrenl"
l1neef6brIi6es &au-
den. nadtungl @unitiOnsOepotE
&au6en Iebensgefdbrli6 = onber
aaeritrengitens berbotenl"
9o5u elm Soften, Ser grinmigem
IntliBeS auf unO ab idreitet. @lob-
lid itrdubten iid oieiem oie SCARE,
unterm Selm: ipa3iert bod 0a, bof
mid Ser rno ierter. totid9Iid elmer
nit meitbin bumpfenOer Cigarette
nSimmeltiirfenfreu
ltrabI -"
aber frobli6 5pinfernO iagt iener
3tpii9en arr- 9uolmern:
09ifotinfrei, mein 2ieber, nifcs
%tinfreil 49,"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

= Sein 2ebens3Ded. sd
arbeite MIR nod fir elm itaatli6es
Snititut."
.9onnernetter!"
rSa, fir Ben Observation-Disclosures
@Initig. .SrotOem ser
8eiiser pom &eItauront Slider 10
grob lit, Oerfebren Sic 0ort?!"
u5reilid. @r wirft einen oft idon
binaus, bepor man be3ablt bail"
- S9uIoen. Sell lit traurig.
~8arum, Een?"
~0ian bari ieine AuSlanol6uloen
nidt mebr 6e5ablen."
Limo oas frantt oia?"
rSSa. Sd babe MIR Snlanoi1ul-
oen."
-am ser Gar. Isle lino
riiitig genig, Inn gu arbeiten, parnln
6etttln Sie?" fragt oie Sausfrau
porDurfsboa oen 2anOltrei6er.
uuno Sic iin0 idon genug, I'M
elm 6ilmitar 81 Deroen, warum liBen
Sic iii Ger &iihe?~
Sod ME bate Der 8ettler 10 gut
gegeiieu.
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
Sbr err it err @eoonfe.

SIR err It err @eoanfe.
.0enf' sir, gettp, 0ie Dame bon
nebenon tit tot umgefaaen, als lie
GRADE elm aleio %anprobierte."
30 @ottl @os mars benin firm
aleio?~
&udf6tsIos. Suueer
ar5t (ou ieiner 6rau): 60 cine @e'
meinbeit bon &arolus! Sci uns Der.
6ir6t er Iid ben Mogen unO -
bon meinem &onfurrenten ldbt er
li1 beban0eInl
9as MiBberl It anOnts
Sn Spanien lit man itol5 auf einen
mogIidit longen Namen. llno 10
poIiierte es einem l|ongnamigen
Sennor, baB er BEL einem artoun-
faa in Itofounfler Nddt elm einio-
mes gauerngeb0ft nm Sb0o6 bitten
muBte. Der Bauer frogte, per Orau-
BEN lei, unO ser berungliidte Sab
rer erpioerte Itol8: vSier lit Ser
Gonte alpbonio oe 9oleoo b Ser
mannos 0a 3eres ) Goroo6eiito De
Garren." @orouf Ser eri9rodene
Better ser Siitte beoouern0 perii-
derte, Iefoer feinen &aum fir 10
oiele Meni6en 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

-&ein 8~un6er. n@lauben
Sic an 8ererbnng?"
n&lar, Onber babe i9 0o9 mein
gan5es @elb."
AuffIGrune. @lsden:
@er lit Satan?
Grid: @s gi6t gar feinen ridti-
gen Satan. 9as lit geraOe pie benin
Rifolaus, 0as lit aud MIR 8appi.
graum. nSrdltlein Margot,
oieie @adt trditnlte id, sic bitten
1lir einen &uB g%egeben!"
$50 = uno nun24
v@eben sic mir nod einen!"
SIN Mogen febIfs.
4r5t: SIN Magen, iasen Sic, feblt
es Sbnen? So, mas feblt Sbnen Oenn
i'm Magen?
@atient: 0as @iien.
- 4lporiiden Sic: 8arum
itobnit ou benin 10? Sait Ou idledt
getrdumt?
@r: l1no DBL 0lir bot setrdumt,
mir tuaren geidieoen uno id babe
bid gum 8ipeitenmal gebeiratetl
MurilIo. DSaben Sic
idon oen neren Muriuo geiebet1,
Sen Oie Stabtoeripaltung aneefauft
bat2"
1Neinl Sd fomme nur ielten in
Sen Gierparf!"
SIN gerb0r. .8ie alt
iin0 Sie?" fragte ser &idter.
DNeununoaman8ig Sabre, bauf)te
0ie 3euein.
~ uno miebiel Monate2" mar
Ser &i6ter i~iberforreft.
~6iinfunO5man5ig". geitano Die
3eugin err6ten6.
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
Tnturanfnahme
,@ie sefaat Sir

sritif. p@ie sefaat sir
mein &omon?"
Ser SdIuB lit idwad."
D9urt bebauptet, Der anFang
mare idpod."
n8abrideinIid las er mn Den
@nfong.~
= Il nmirid Of. SABA, fort
Der Siineite Sen gater beim 3ei'
tiingIeien, Der Saul bot adtuno.
5iuan5ig 3abne uno i6 BLOB fiinfunO.
%atpan5isl"
n9abt mild 8ufrieoen, 8engels,
teiIt iie eudl"
S6Iedter S9nIer.
.Stebe i'd 90 nelili9 Dor einem
Sdoufeniter in ser 2eip5igeritroBe.
Neben mir elm iunger Mann, Ser
mir lebr betonnt borfommt. Sd
iebe i'm oufmerfiom an, er 5iebt ben
SUIT uno iaet: Sea, Serr 2ebrer,
fenn'n sc mir MID mebr9 8ei sic
bob i9 Ood 9eutid gelernt."
-&ade. 8pei l1br nadts.
Ser Director 0es 6ernipredamts
Iiegt i'm beften Sdlaf.
@I0blid iurrt oos Selepbon.
Ser Gireftor iprinet aus Oem
8ett, remit einige Stiible I'm, bis
er gliidlt9 Sen Apparot errei9t.
n&aGo, iper lit oort?" I6reit er
miiteno.
Sinh Sic Ser Direction seq 5erll.
ipredomts? fraet cine Gimme.
.SapobI, uno Sic Diiniden2"
nA9, gar nidts peiterl SD poate
nrr NAL ieben, ipie Sbnen 0aS por-
fommt, tpern Sic nadtS i'm 5pei
ltbr burd cine falide 8erbinoung
aus Dem S6Iaf geflineelt iperOen."
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
@mise SnsenO.

Ser oIte @rangeI, 8erlins Dolts-
tiimli6Iter @eneral, liebte big an
iein @noe @eieuigfeit, unO 5tpar Dor
onem iugenolide @eieuigfeit. Sem
iunges Ser8 lieB i'm Dos eigene
Sitter pergeiien. auf ben Sofgelea-
ibaften iab man i'm gefpobnli3 i'm
&reiie Ser iiinglten 9omen. @ines
Cages mebrte cine bon ibnen 8ran-
gels aa5u liebenStpiiroige &ompli'
mente boriidtig ab:
naber, Serr General, Sic iino ia
Elm alter &err!"
500" iogte 8raagel gefrdnft.
~S6 oenfe, penn i'd Sbrer 5rau
@roBmutter gut gefaaen babe, fonnte
i6 fir Sic AUDI gut genug iein!"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
Gas e ii h t.

vas vi " !. 0SVlHuelt
tper fam mir iogen, mann cine Nut-
ter am gliidliditen iIt?"
ngm griten, Serr 2ebrer, penn
@ater @elo bringt."
-@brIid. Scum &rauie, mas
piini6en Sie?"
uSerr 0ireftor, ole meme @roB-
eltern Iinb ieit Sabren tot unO begro.
ben. 9iirfte i9 nidt troBoem beute
nafmittag gum 5uBbaaipiel geben?"
@brIi@. &arlden gum
@erebrer ieiner S9neIter): Sd babe
geIeben, tpie Sic Wtimi getiiBt ia.
ben.
Der Gerebrer gibt inn cine Marf
S6Deigegelo.
&arlden gi6t ibm f~iinf5ig 9fennig
retour. .Sie iouen nidt mebr be-
5abien, pie Die an0eren i"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

= Snoireft. n8ieio redneIt
Oh oie SunOeiteter 5u BEN inoiref-
ten Steuern?"
n@eiI lie bod nidt bonn Sun0
brett erboben miro"
alarm. p8as pouen Sic
oenn bier in unierem aon5ert?"
n@an Fat oos l1eberfaafomman0o
alarmiert, neil bier Elm geDiIier
SCHUBERT in unerborter @eiie miB-
ban0elt miro"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
9as rSumorar".

Sn einer 8iaa in Sos Angeles
fparen zines Abenos sic beioen
Sdneitern Smitb oomit bei6Gftigt,
ein idtmieriges 9reu5wortratiel gu
I0ien. Nndoem ite aber feltitenen
muBteu, Bob Die 3ubl Der leeren
5eloer niat fleiner tperoen uolte,
oertogten lie ongeiidts Ser fortge-
i6rittenen Na6tltunoe Die @n6loiung
auf Sen nd9lten Gag. als iie am
nGditen Morgen berunterfamen, fan-
ben ie Die offenftebenoen Seloer oes
areu5portrdtiels ausgefiint. @ie
iid berausltelte, bate Elm ginbre-
DYER, Ser Ser @iaa einen nadtliden
8eiud abitattete, Der Geriudune
nidt Dioeriteben f0nnen, oas &dfiel
gu loien. Sir Die arbeit botte er
lid NIT elmer ouf Dem Gid liegen-
ben 8orie, Die 80 Dollar entbielt,
be5ablt gernadt.
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
Ole g nnrtfnmiIi

Ole SportfamiIie
.Bir Iieben aae iebr Den Spo@tl
sd babe Elm 6abrrao, mein Nelteiter
bet, meme Sodter lit i'm Sf nm
berein, meme 6rau nimmt 3pm
noItitItunoen, uno oie @roBmutter
= Die ringt!"
.0ie @roBmutter?"
rSsa, sic ringt Die Sdnoe!-
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

S0 fdnn MI dfl'
nerihter IeigeIe,
ais OoB sic Bier
reis, mo id) NIT
Oie 2i33ie, mas
meme 9Ilte is, III
Oie 8eOes tpeilern
unnernolnme ben,
en- Sud5eB 9epeie
is. @enu if 10
OriiuIuer nodge-
0enft hen. MIR es
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

MiBber It dnbnis. Sro'
feiior: Ser 9aueritoff lit fir Oos
menI6li6e 2eben BON unbeotngter
@idtiofeit. gr tptr0e 1853 emit
oeftl
Stuoent: llno ipie Iebte man Dor
1868?
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

Oh, frage nidt...
Der 2ebrer ri6tet Sragen an Die
&laiie.
nsie nenlt man einen Meniden",
fragte er, Der itanoig reOet, aud
wenl ieine u~mgebune iid gar nift
mebr fir oie Sa6e intereiiiert?"
Gin Sunee melOet iid: nginen
9ebrerl~
= @natomi e. @rofeIior (5eigt
einen Sddoe): &onnen Sic mir ia
gen, Oh oas ciil MGnneri6doel ooer
Elm 6raueniddoel lit?
Yriifling: Gin 5roueniddoel.
BrOfeiior: lln0 Die @riinoe fir
SIRE @nnabme?
8riifling: Die &ieferselenfe iino
. ausgeleiert.
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
@iana.

Set iunge Semiie is bod am
m~eiiten jefraet."
nNad feene taftloien 8emerfun.
gen, Onerl Sd fible mir als reife
6rau in sic bette Sabre"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11

rAnna, oas 1T bod unerbortl
Sic seben beimlid aus, ii6eroreben
ben SeiBmoiierbabn, uno iest brin-
gen Sic aud nod einen fremOen
Mann nit nad Saus!"
nSam Sic aber Samein, gnaoige
Srou! Sic weroen laden - Der
Serr is ndmlid Monteur!"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
ocs finScrreiden gaters ged.

8oter: .GDuttu itimpf nht, i'd bb' Jon ormes 9aIg mige-
bro6t, mas fd Derloufen bat i. ober menn mir idon 8polfe ernab~
rem, tam os orei5ebnte and nod mitehen!"
gran: nSerriote bod, BET is ia INFER fleener Otto, ben Ders
milf if f1on Sen ion8en Sag!"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
SIM SOdscbiree.

,2aB los, Sepp, ionit bou i'd
Dir ems nit Dem 8ide1 iiber Ben
S9Goell"
Washington Journal., 1933-08-11
grObe anfs GrcmpeI.

Gin i6peoii6er 8otonifer bat
ouSfinOig gemadt, Oab Die 8dume
friiber alsi6Iagert uenn man tie
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company: Lester d. Seymour. president
Of American Anyways: w. A. Patterson
and Paul Henderson, Wce-preMdents of
United Air Lines: David L. Behncke,
president of the National Air Line
Pilots Association, heading q group Of
pilots from all the major lines, and
Victor Olander, for the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor.
It is understood that the airline op-
orators, following q stormy three-hour
session before the Labor Board, finally
yielded to the major demands OF the
pilots, who had proposed the three-man
fact-flnding committee prior to the
meeting.
Move Prevented Strike.
Only the agreement by the operators
to make the new wage scale which 1s to
be drawn up by the fact-finding group
and the board retroactive to October l
prevented the strike, which had been
set for last midnight. The pilots had
announced that they would not con-
tinue to fly on the pay scale imposed
by the lines on October l, which had
been postponed on all but one Of the
lines through the intercession Of 6ena-
tor Wagner. Nearly TOO airline trans
port pilots will be affected by the
new scale.
The Labor Board, 1t is understood,
also recommended to oficials Of Trans
continental and Western Air the REIN
statement Of Pilot Wayne Williams, dis
charged recently. The National Air
Line Pilots Association charged that
williams dismissal was the result Of
discrimination against him because Of
his activities in the pilots organization.
The Williams case, coupled with the
Evening star., 1933-10-06
airline PILOTS
STRIKE AVERTED
Agreement Is Reached to
Appoint Fact-Finding
Committee.

A threatened strike by $50 airline
transport pilots scheduled for last mid
night, which would have tied up every
major airline in the country, has been
averted by the National Labor Board in
It's first important wage arbitration
case.
After weeks of dispute, during which
q strike was postponed twice at the
last moment, an agreeme It was reach
ed at an eleventh-hour conference be-
tween representatives Of the pilots and
the operators, with members Of the
Labor Board headed by its chairman,
Senator Wagner Of New York.
Under the agreement, which repre-
sents an almost complete victory for
the pilots. 1t was agreed unanimously
that fact-finding committee Of three
one by the companies and q chairman
by the National Labor Board.
The fact-f1nding committee, Senator
Wagner explained, will study the en-
tire matter in controversy and report
its findings to the board, to the pilots
and to the companies within three
weeks from last night.
Final Decision To Be Made.
With the report before it, the Ma
tional Labor Board will hold another
hearing and render its decision, which
is to be accepted by all concerned as
final, including the wages to be paid
by each company effective as Of Octo-
ber l, Senator Wagner said. Senator
Wagner expressed qualification over
the cooperative spirit shown by both
sides.
Among those appearing before the
board were Capt. Thomas B. Doe, for
Eastern Air Transport; Ernest r.
Breech, president Of the Great North
ern American Aviation group; Harris
M. Hanshue, president of Western Air
Express, and Paul Brattain, newly
elected local vice-president of the same
Evening star., 1933-10-06

THE KING OF THE HIGH.
WAY. Broadcasting direct
from Dodge Dealers Banquet at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Sponsored by Trew Motor Co.,
1886 14th st NV.
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.7Dr 315.6 Meters.
VNO $50 Kilocycles.

1:15-World series game.
4:00-Radio Progress Revue.
5:00-Musical 1nterlude.
5:15tAunt Sue and Polly.
5:30-Adventures Of Tom Mix.
5:45-"Wizard Of o." drama.
6:00-Black and Blue.
6:15-Weather Forecast.
6:16-Base Ball Scores.
6:21-Musical Interlude.
Evening star., 1933-10-06
MAJOR RADIO FEATURES

VARIETY.
Charlie Leland, comedian, WRC. TOO;
The Chocolateers, WMAL, 500; Jes-
sica Dragonette and Cavaliers, WRC,
800; Fred Aliens Revue. WRC, 900;
Modern Arabian Nights, VOL, $50;
The Three testers, WMAL, 11:00.
DRAMA.
Black and Blue, WRC, 600; Northern
Dramatic Company, VOL, 7:30; The
First Nighter, WRC, 1000.
CLASSICAL.
Howard Barlow's Symphony Orches-
ira, WJSV, 11:00.
DANCE MUSIC.
Reggie Childs' Orchestra. WMAL
1880; Mark Fishers Orchestra, WRC,
11:30; Cotton Club Orchestra, WMAL,
1901
Evening star., 1933-10-06
BURNED TO DEATH
Mechanic Killed in Fall Of Train
ing Plane.

ing Plane.
=. KANSAS CITY, Kans., October 6 (P.
Frank w. Mathy, 20, mechanic in
the Reserve Officers Training Camps,
burned to death in an Army training
plane, which fell from low altitude as
its motor stalled late Wednesday.
The planes pilot, William E. Long, A,
Of Kansas City, Mo-, also member OF
the r. o. T. c., suffered skull injury
and the fracture of leg.