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Nogales international., 1933-06-24
BICYCLE PARTY.
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Miss Mae Brickwood and guests,
Misses Alice, Estella and Angie
Raphael of National City, Califor-
MIA, made up bicycle party Tues
day to "T'he Willows. Among 9TH
er bicycle enthusiasts here is Miss
Cecile Pursley. The bicycle fad is
sweeping the nation.
Nogales international., 1933-06-24
DIR. FITS LEAVING FOR COAST

DR.. T. B. Fits is leaving Monday
tor Los Angeles to Go post gra duate
work on refraction and diseases Of
the eye.
Nogales international., 1933-06-24
s-DAY HOLIDAY?

A statewide movement is under
way to have Monday July 3 declar-
ed a legal holiday, thus enabling
persons to have three day vaca-
tion--July 2, 3 and 4.
Nogales international., 1933-06-24
CONTRACT CLUB
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The Wednesday Contract Club
met this week with Mrs. Ben Jones.
Those present were Mesdames w.
A. O'Connor, George Nichols, F. M.
Poole of Los Angeles, Robert E. Lee,
Frank j. Duffy, Louis Hudgin, H.
j. Karns and the hostess.
The club prize was awarded Mrs.
Hudgin and guest prize went to
Mrs. Nichols.
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Nogales international., 1933-06-24

Miss Maurine Curry, 236 Terrace,
is recovering from an attack Of
measles.
Nogales international., 1933-06-24

Frank CASTELAR, is returning. to
Los Angeles shortly after a several
weeks visit in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1933-06-24
TO BOULDER

Superintendent of Schools A. j.
Mitchell and family are leaving
soon for Boulder, Colo, where Mr..
Mitchell will attend summer school.
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Nogales international., 1933-06-24
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LESSON
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JesMs orr Lord and SogfoMr..
Lesson for June 18th. Peter :3-0.
Golden Text: Matthew q 1870.
This is a review lesson, where we
,auSe to summarize thesmeaning of the
essons of the Second Quarter, dealing
With the drama of the life Of Jesus
Nogales international., 1933-06-24
LEAVE FOR EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hudgin, Jr.,
and baby left yesterday morning in
their car to take in the Worlds
Fair at Chicago and later to visit
Rochester, N. Y. They will locate
somewhere In the east. z
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Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-28
SOVIET |CE-BREhKER
 REACHED DISTRESSED
 SHIP, SIBERIAN ARCTIC

TOXIC, Jan. 28, The Ochishi wireless station intercepted wire less messages reporting the Soviet Steamer Sachalin, in distress off the northeastern Siberian coast, was reached yesterday by the Sov- jet icebreaker Dobrynia Nichiki.
 The rescue was said to have found all the passengers and crew safe. Two of them were reported ill. There were 254 Russians on board, 200 of them passengers:
 Although partly burned. the Sa- chalin was reported able to pro ceed under it's own steam with the powerful icebreaker cutting the path.
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USELESS, LUXURIOUS GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS
 WILL BE ABOLISHED

WARM SPRINGS, Ga, Jan. 28,-- President-elec Roosevelt is pre- pairing three point program for sweeping governmental reorgani- zation it was revealed authori- tatively Friday.
 He hopes to have the program completed by March in order that it may become one of the first orders of business in the new ad- ministration.
 MT. Roosevelt was represented as sponsoring reduction in personnel over a gradual period, conSolida- tion of existing functions of gov ernnent, and abandonment of those functions considered luxur- ious and useless.
 Tn drawing his recommendations it was said that he has in mind the entire Set-up of government. Experts are gathering information and studying the situation.
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WRIT HA3EAS CORPUS PETITION OF CAPONE'S
 FAILS OBTAIN LIBERTY

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. .28, Fed eral Judge Underwood discharged the petition for a writ of habeas corpus whereby Al Capones notor- ious former Chicago, gangster, sought his release from the At lanta federal penitentiary. :
 Capone was convicted, of violat ing the income tax laws of 1927 and 1928 and sentenced to serve 10 years in the Atlanta prison.
 The gangSter. in his bid for freedom, alleged the :three-year clause under the statute. of limita- tions had. expired before he was indicted on the. charges of which he was convicted. ~ :; . :. ..,. Judge Underwood held that a haBeas ' corpus proceeding would not+be the proper remedy for Ca ,pone,sx .eontention for freedom.
 The juriss, said that contention should have been set forth. at. the trial or iii the appeal ,,from the. income tax conviction, but.. that. it. had -n5 place il iii | = habeass: corpus proceedings. :: .x..,
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DISCREPANCY FOUND B. I. [. HANDLING OF
 HUGE LOAN 'T0 DAWES

WASHINGTON, D. 7, Jan. 28, = Chairman Couzens,' of the special Senate committee 1zIianaed at the last; sessien.so .inyestisate the Re- z? co?pstr.Hction, I. Fina4ce., :, Corporation, said there was discrepancy in the corporations reports concerning a s9o .DQDpec set&n+ authorization for the General Republic Bank & Trust Co, ip. Chicago, headed by Chas. c. Dawes.
 His resolution tQ prevent fuc- ,tlller Ioa1as s6'faf6ads without the ;ronsent of CoGgres&]was referred to- the banss:ng and cgrr92ncy com nittee.
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PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE CRIPPLED BY STRIKE
 PROTEST MEASURES

PARIS. Jan. 23, The stock eX- change was crippled when it's en- ployes went on strike in protest against budget measures proposed by the Finance commission Of the Chamber of Deputies.
 Employees refused to do any work connected with operation of the Exchange. Bankers and brOk CTS struggled at unaccustomed tasks of marking up transactions in principal stocks, themselves. .' The foreign exchange was not affected by the strike. The strikers gathered peaceably in front of the Bourse, distributing leaflets charg- ing. that . "demagogic measures" proposed by. the Chamber commis- Sion would cause the flight of capi- tai from France, break down the stock exchange machinery, injure the nations credit and encourage fiscal frauds. .".....
 Finance Minister Cheron said measures to punish authors of the strike will be. sought: 5',
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FORD PLANTS IN NATION
 lRE PlRALYzED BY B0DY
 COMPANIES WALK-OUT

IETHOIT, Mich, Jan. 23, A fixed pay rate por hour avs grant ~d by the Briggs Manufacturing Company in an effort to break the strike which has paralyzed it's operations and tied up the entire Ford Motor Company.
 Briggs officials said they beliey- ed the strike would be ended by Monday and production placed back on full time.
 Present difficulties involved the laying eff of 15O,0OO workers in the Briggs plant, in Ford factories throughout the country, and in the Murray plant. is was explained, because of unreasonable demands of the workers who demanded nine-hou day day, five-day week, unemployment insurance, sick benefits and numerous other de- mandS.
 The Briggs firm produces bod ies for the Ford company.
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ltr-1,. ;. ;,.f+- F0QIBlE|LEIR: !! B. 'PED'''.. .|| ;. :: :. GRANGE P!lANs*40 RETIRE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28, II think this will be my last game. l have contemplated quitting for some time" .-
 That's what Red" Grange, pro- fessional football star, said yes terday, regarding the game he will play with the Green Bay Pack CTS against Emery Pinckert'S coast All Stars here Sunday.
 T am on the lookout for a coaching job. I have several an gles now and may line up before the 1883 season starts" Grange said.
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THE WELL-KNOWN KNIFE"

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 28, Offers of help to recall Gov. James Rolph Jr., came to the Grange from vir- tually every section of the State as leaders of the farm organiza- tion met to prepare formal argu- ments which they hope will con- vince the people that the Governor should be forced out of public life.
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.THE STICK. :..llllARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. N. The mar ket reoounded s1nartlg Friday and several issues forged ahead two points. There was considerable ac-, tivity in mining stocks.
 The present Russian and Japan situation produced an unSettling factor on Chicago'S~ grain market where wheat selling was nervous. Corn was on a more profitable basis, advancing a fraction. Oats were unchanged while provisions dropped five cents.
 WEAKNESS OFFSET
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 28, A display of strength in Southern Pacific stock and steadiness in other leaders, offset weakness in a few issues of the San Francisco stock exchange. Trading continued quiet in all sections of the list. On the curb exchange the majority of active issues registered gains.
 Fridays quotation on extra eggs was IS cents per dozen, mediums IT cents and small eggs 16 cents a dozen. Butter sold for 19 1-2c per pound and cheese II cents per pound.
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vON PAPEN MAY BE RETURNED, MANDATE ID
 FORM NEW MINISTRY

BERLIN, Jan. 29, Fall Of the government headed ty Chancellor Kurt vOn Schleicher was freely predicted in some quarters as the country awaited outcome of his in terview today with President Von Hindenburg.
 President Von Hindenburg let it be known that he will decide the fate of the cabinet at this confer ence. Von Schleicher intends to request authority to dissolve the Reichstag when it conyeneS next Tuesday.
 The President refuses to grant those powers, which in effect would give Von .Schleicher dictateriaI authority. The Chancellor intimat- ed he would submit the cabinets resignation forthwith.
 One newspaper predicted that Von Hindenburg, would rejecf Von Schleicher's request and the res ignation would result It also pre- dicted that foTiner Chancellor Franz von Paper fren"'would be. returned to power, with the man. date to.fQrm a new ministry.
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PRISONER Al MOST .HlD
 SELF ARRESTED AGAIN

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 28, - James Gregory was among a group of suspects discharged by the grand jury for lack of. evidence.
 Judge Thomas Garvin turned to him and said: What did you do to get into trouble?'
 T entered a house to commit a felony Gregory blandly replied.
 What" demanded the court, but the grand jurys report says you did not"
 "Oh, I beg your pardon Gregory hastened to correct himself. He was dismissed.
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sOr|ETs DISSATISFIED 7: <. WITH JAPAN POLICY: ':::~ :: :: :. UNFAIR. PROVOCATIVE
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...iL ':. ::i,."..t'. = :.~:' - .-yMOSCQW,::. Jan. :-28: rz-DiSSatfs- ,ka csioa waS,sxprsssed.sa'high Sov- iaa querters..Mith: the pgeseIft pol icy os.Jspan toward Soviet Rus sias;.;... .s's.": ..:.+. s:-.: :. cbaxaotegiaedxfhe Jap anese attitude as unfais:.a1id pro- .yosatiYes Despite. protection. thru
 the.soVset embassy at Tokio, they asseMed,yapan nswspape% con tirued+~-tte~ 4publixh ''inventfonS5,', Mhtsh at u.ssNo pen4ysnhatged off.
 ginate- 4ina rEe Ia4sasssssa war or flee, relating" to a, purpoEted sec ret alliance" between Russia and China against Japan. <
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LISTS HEROIC. JEWS

BERLIN, Jan. 28; The German Jewish Soldiers League; has pre- sented to Gen. Kurt von Schleich- CT, for safekeeping, in the war de- partfnent, a memorial album list ing Gernany's 12,OOO Jewish war dead. The presentation was at .tendedt hy=members of the Steel Helmet the e-Reiehsbanner: and the Society of. student seldiers.
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TFF:!!.E:GRAPH RR|EW7|ES'
CONFAB POSTPONED

GENEVA, Jan. 28, The pro posed world economic conference at London was further delayed and probably cannot be held until summer. The organizing commit tee decided to adjourn for three months. It will convene then to consider date for the meeting originally scheduled for the spring.
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DEvAlERA's 5. ELECTION :. DEFINITELY: ASSURED:
 BX DEFe|A,'IP'|l U \: ]!

DUBEtsa::I!! Jan:.a.. 2ss; >-iiRisfesdent; |; Ramon DeValera,s .gss.ssetiasg. Mass M.ss definitely assufed feFffday By re- tEgns tEg :sss9e49rrs :. JG snscis4F zsssstsi, {,
 They annoUnced increased gains for the FianHsas, Hsas,.Essas .Essas ass.!s.e cassiasees t2r the Dali. FiatHf{ffia fair supports De Wssssssss ss.ssss4s. 4slla;; .s.asas1Rhtly will saate a clear majority in the Dali, which . sIaeaHs;, .Iais>= slaetiefs =-as~. presfeteas of the ~ executive '.' councTl'tf tic -Frae Sf5t.5t:: ','%'
 The standing of the paIEeS 3ate last @ night was: -Fian1la Fail 68, Cosgraveites 49, Center Party. g. Independents 8, Labor ', Inde-, pendent labor l., ''''
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JOHNSON WILL ACCEPT

SACRAMENTO, Calif., Jan. 20, = Hiram Johnson, fiery Progressive Republican United States Senator from California who deserted the party ranks to campaign for Pres ident-elect Roosevelt, will accept cabinet position if one is tender ed him by MT. Roosevelt, it was learned from reliable sources.
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FRANK WANTS HIRAM

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28,- elect Roosevelt is eager ly seeking the services in his cab inet of Senator Hiram Johnson, Progressive Republican of Califor- nia, who bolted his own party and followed the banner Of Roosevelt in the November general election.
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NJ. sHk:'' UNDE:ss".: 2. 2 ::: :... <: :: :: :f6f::.MI]fR::{B Ii CANISTER
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:: ,:.,,..s ,..--... --.:s--::.. -a sa-.s " : 'WAsE1NGToN':B. G. -JaH..2s,i1
 Al Capone, now in,'fAtlanta.:: peni- tentfary'*for ;eevvauingsincome tax pa yftfeasvoh.tifS; ga:tng s:t ggtsnd millions, is 'bnf a s4a55> s4F5 afro%hce'c cinstead of sab t sts '.as '~' .. @-'', ,'.' 'TaiIdrn,aiidee iid g.; suits Sl:hd.-silE :ufl- desrwesf are "ont. More5ver, :%-t2e is
 treat6d' as a..'1ot4''05ff of others are treated under sp6cia1~caIe-
 X All this" was told to the House by Warden A. c. Adherhold to. make it clear that 'Capone is not getting Special fATors. ~..
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SERVICE FOR LOCOMOTIVES

CLOVIS, N. M, Jan. 28, Filling station" service is available to San ta Fe locomotives in the Pecos valley division. The oil-burning engines are driven to refinerieS at Artesia and Pecos, where they take on fuel eliminating necessity of shipping and storing oil at divi- sion points.
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LONDOS THREW BRUNO

NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 28, Jim Londos, the socalled Adonis of Greece, POI pound claimant to the worlds wrestling title, won his fourth bout when he threw Bruno Corrassini, 21O pounds, of Italy, after a short and fast struggle with his customary airplane spin.
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SPLIT SWEDISH NAZIS

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 28, (F)-Op- position within the Swedish nat ional socialist party to the leader ship of Dr. B. Fururgard has de- yeloped formation of 9 group of uniformed in blue shirts and belts. The Blue Shirts" complain that the parent organization is not ag- greSSive.
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.TDY 8UsINEsSs0F TH[ "
 t. NATION SHATTERED, .IAPSS $

" NEW YORK, Jan. -28, -ManU- facture of ceIluloid and rubber toys, a business. normally tataling S10.- O0O,0O0 annually, has been virtua- fly discontinued for the last two years because of the dumping here of Japanese toys
 A dozen makers of celluloid and rubber toys, employing about B. 900 men and women, have been forced out of business during re- cent weeks, according to Irwin Cohen, president of the Irwin Toy and Novelty Company of New York.
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WOULD ABOLISH BOARD

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 28, - A measure that would abolish the State board of river commissioners, giving it's duties to the State har- bor commission, was introduced by Senator J. M. Inman. The plan would save $2O,OOO a year, he said,
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JOBS FOR IOWA STUDENTS

IOWA CITY, Ia, Jan. 23, (P)- Approximately 1000 jobs have been procured for University of Iowa students by the school employ ment service since September. Of these, 543 were permanent posi- lions and about 45O temporary, while 900 of the workers were men students.
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WILL INSIST RETAINING 7. JURISDICTION: :CAR0L|NEs
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TOXIC, Jan. 28, Should Japan withdraw from the League of Ma tions she will insist upon retaining jurisdiction over Japanese man dated islands in the Pacific, gov- vernment spokesman said yester- day.
 Japan views mandated islands such as the Caroline group as the spells of war and as such expects to continue jurisdiction over them
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LA BARBARA LOST FIGHT

NEW YORK; Jan. 28, Seaman Tom Watson, British featherweight champion, easily won the decision over F'idel LaBarbara of California last night in Madison Square Gar den. The fight went 12 rounds. La Barbara entered the ring four to one favorite.
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THREE CUSHION

CHICAGO, Jan. 28, Allen Hall of Chicago broke a siX-gamo ing streak ia. worlds
 cushion billiard tournanlel. terday afternoon defeating the vet eran Frank Scovill of Buffalo, 50 to 28, in A innings. The victory was Halls first in the tournament
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DISPUTE AVERTED

LIMA, Peru, Jan. 28, The dan ger of war between Colombia and Peru over the boundary dispute at Leticia, was believed Friday to have been averted after troop movements on both sides had threatened the peace of South America.
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NAVY RELIC IN CANARIES

SANTA CRUZ, Canary Islands, Jan. 28, (P)-Sailors recently fish ed from the harbor a cannon which experts say was lost by the British ship Fox" when Lord Nell sons fleet fought here July 25, 17o7.
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40,00O MAY RETURN HOME

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 20, - The Immigration committee esti- mates that there are at least 3O,- 900 F'ilipinos in the United States and of these approximately 10000 will take advantage of the Senate action in approval returning them to the islands, free of costs, on gov ernment vessels.
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>: EVACUATED PROPERTY

-PEIPINGq, Jan, c28s ..-4apanese troops in, the. .ShaphaikWap. area evacuated property' of Methodist church after a protest by the U. s. legation here. It was understood that the ,.yapsnese3 would: pay =. demnity. for damage .to prop9rty:.
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LIARS BARRED

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23, Liars, smokers and users of profane lan- guage were barred from an old ladies home and from a home for elderly couples under the will of Mary Leonard, who bequeathed a S300,O00 fund to establish the homes.
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TELEGRAPH l !: BREWT|ES
ONLY ONE CHANCE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 28, - Industrial conditions can improve only when and if the Clayton Act and the Sherman Antitrust Act, regulating industrial combinations, are modified, w. w. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Rail- road said here.
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BAR FUNDS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 28, - The House adopted an amendment to the Justice department appro- priation bill barring the use of any funds for the purchase of machinery for Federal prison man ufacture of metal furniture and of flee supplies. The vote was 99-36.
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TF:|EGRAPH RRE:WTIES
HAD TO DRESS HIM

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28, -Joye Majorie Grayson was granted a di- vorce from Harold w. Grayson, or chestra leader, on her plea that he forced her to follow his every whinl" even to making her assist him in dressing. A property settle ment was made out of court.
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NOT so BAD

ROME, Jan. 28, There were 1,037756 unemployed in Italy on December 30, according to, state ments just issued blythe. labor, de partment.
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS
CURB HEADLIGHT HUNTING

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 28, Warn ings have been issued by Mexican game wardens against hunting with headlights, said to have been practiced by American hunters and others. The penalty is confis- cation of guns and ammunition, cancellation of permits and 100 pe- sos fine for each offenSe.
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DRY FUNDS CUT AGAIN

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 20, - The House voted to reduce prohi- bition enforcement funds 10 per cent under the amount recom- mended by the appropriations committee.
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Anchorage may be having a big dance tonight but so will Seward, the Seward Serenaders public struggle in Odd Fellows hall
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TELEGRAPH BRE:NT|Es
NORTHWESTERN ENROUTE

SEATTLE, Jan. 28, -The ss Northwestern, of the A. $. s. Co.,, sailed today for Alaska with the following booked through to Sew ard: R. H. Rock, Mrs. A. H. Mellick Miss D. M. Davis, Mrs. L. V. Ray, R. Hoyt, Dolly Milligan, D. Scoffeld; Dick Drew and Joseph Cox.
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:: VI. ,, 7 .: ...,,''. . ! ] g'IQ E x 6GIB-ARCT|C RES|REATs..

' s:A.3a *s ,::<x.- ,t
 OTTAWA, Jan. 23, A :t1ew cen-. Sss sss sff&Rion of the native Eskimo peo- sfetsa f fegf5fis tSis' was give3 nsse*sss .Richagd .Einn.ies. afaeia4 sarcfHNest and -phot0graphaE=e Of =s4ae Cana sdian-Aretn7 n7Hntfer'Ttlrs1tsdafal 'as- .-pactment. of &h.se> ,ii,ntgior.,@,:
 ;, -Eskinos. lie ,satessssMere, not-9e-
 frigerated, blnbber saturated say
 ages bpt> happy ;:intelligent* and
 lnospita}b1e' paoptes,. the finest, most >hospitable people the finest people of al lmcultured races. ..., ;.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22
AmbulanceS
Beauty Culture School

MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL
S1S 14th St. and 1925 N. 81. Ave. n. W.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22
+FOR MOTHER X

Flowers make ah ideal Xmas Gift
CLAIRE FLOWER SHOP
1858 Wisconsin Ave. WEss l0AS
The Washington times., 1933-12-22

FORD '29 Roadster. new top. good paint.
fine motor. good interior. Forced to
move sale price. $97 First come. first
served. Gage plan. 81 down. 81 monthly.
Open nights. Nolan's Conn. Ave. and St.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22
Nash

NASH '2S Sedan. In at Ford price, out
at Ford price. Forced to move sale.
S137. Surety plan, 81 down. $40 monthly.
Open nights also Nolan's, Conn. Ave
and N St.
NAsHEs Late model Sedsns, Coupes and
Coachee Essh-Orr Motor. 1893 14th st.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22
MORE MONEY IN 1884
FOR
EXPERIENCED CREW
MANAGER

One of the strongest direct sales organ.
izations of America desires to discuss q
possible connection the first Of the new
year for several high grade. dependable
men, who have satisfactorily handled men
in direct or indirect selling. Men pre-
ferred who have available several thor.
oughly tested associates who would come
with them into another high grade money
making enterprise which is regiStering
Best of reference required. Urban and
rural territories available for men who
can qualify. include Virginia. Maryland
including Baltimore. District Of Columbia,
West Virginia and North Carolina. No
investment required. Promotions prompt
on basis of results.
Write, giving full details Of experience,
equipment, qualifications, ETC., for ap.
pointment either in Baltimore or Washing
ton: Address, Territorial Manager, Box
C-162, Times Herald All replies conf
dentially treated Give address and tele-
phone number. and In which city yOu de-
sire interview.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22
Hudson

HUDSON Roadster, '2s model, a good.
speedy car that will take you there and
bring you back in a hurry. Forced to
move sale price, S117. Surety plan. So
down. SO monthly Open day and night
Nolan's Conn. Ave. and N St.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22

WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
Gold Silver Watches Diamonds.
Gold Teeth and Discarded JeweIry
SELINGER'S. S18 F ST. N. w.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22
50 Money to LOan-On AutOmObll

LOANS PROCURED ON AUTOS
Reasonable and Confidentially
Use Your Car
ACME AUTO FINANCE co.
905 N Y. Ave. N. w. National SASS.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22

0QLORED HoUSEKEEPER. SIT mo-, part
n0s W&sh. Bureau SSL Bond Blde.
The Washington times., 1933-12-22

3 LARGE young work horses: cheaD
horses l10 N St. S. E. Att 2731.