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Evening star., 1933-06-18
FOREIGN SCHOLARS
HERE FOR SESSION
Association for Advancement
of Science Convenes at
Chicago.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 17-What death Is,
how long the earth has been spinning
around the sun, and the structure of
the atoms Of which all things are made
will be among subjects of reports be-
fore the American Association for the
Advancement of Science, opening here
Monday.
Noted scientists Of more than a dozen
nations were gathering today for the
associations Summer meeting, which
will constitute one of the most COM
prehenSive pools" of scientific knowl-
edge ever organized. About 80 foreign
scholars, leaders in almost every branch
of science, will join with noted Amer
leans on concentrating all available
knowledge on questions ranging from
how the universe is put together to
how the farmers crops can be made
to resist diseases A large proportion
of all the United States are expected
to attend.
Meet For Two Weeks.
The meeting, held In connection with
the Century of Progress Exposition,
will last two weeks instead of the
usual one-week sessions of the asso-
ciation
The two diseases that now take the
.,
heart disease and cancer will be dis
cussed by DR.. Paul D. White of Har-
ward. noted authority on heart all
ments, and by Dr. Max Cutler of Chi
cago, who will speak on The Conquest
of the Cancer" at the opening general
session Of the association Tuesday.
DR.. Morris Fishbein, editor of the
American Medical Association Journal.
will outline the possibilities for prog
ress of medicine in the future.
The question of the age Of the earth
and usefulness of different methods
of determining it, including the dis
integration of radio active minerals,
counting layers of mud on the ocean
bottom, and action of heat inside the
earth, will be discussed by eight scien-
lists who are authorities on the ques-
ton.
Other Topics On Program.
Dr. Robert A. Millikan, Nobel Prize
winner and noted authority on struc-
trIre of the atom and cosmic rays, will
outline latest knowledge of the nucleus
of the atom. the mysterious inner CEN
ter in which some scientists believe is
locked up vast energy. DR.. Richard
Goldschmidt Of Berlin, Germany, will
speak on the process Of evolution. Prof
Charles E. Spearman Of London, noted
psychologist, will tell of recent ad-
vances in our knowledge Of human per-
sonality"
Other subjects on which the scien-
lists will focus latest knowledge include
isotopes, which are varying forms of
any element such as oxygen. or hydro
gen. alike in every respect except den
sity and atomic weight; the chemical
nature of blood; electrons, electrically
charged bits of matter that travel at
tremendous speeds; chemistry, includ-
irg causing chemical changes by sound
energy. and new knowledge of the stars
and other heavenly bodies far out in
space.
Evening star., 1933-06-18
AIR VICTIM IDENTIFIED
Brother Says Eighth in Chicago
Tragedy Was Brooklyn Violinist.

CHICAGO, June II F).-The eighth
victim of the crash of a Worlds Fair
sightseeing airplane last Sunday was
identified today as Rudolph Fox. IS, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, a concert violinist.
The Identification was by Morris
Fuchs Of Brooklyn, a brother of the
victim. He said Rudolph had recently
Anglcized his name. Fuchs said his
brother had been en- route to Los An
geles.
Authorities received a telegram to-
day from Mrs Bessie Laftfogel of New
York City, asking to be notified If the
name Of Gallup" appeared on the
clothing Of another victim. officials
said such laundry mark was attached
to the clothing Of the only victim still
unidentified.
Evening star., 1933-06-18

40-inch all-silk quality,
heavily woven, ideal for
present wear or for Fall
garments. you know silk
is going up, too.
Evening star., 1933-06-18
MOVE TO PREVENT ACT
Harvard Theater Seeks to Restrain
Colored Comedians

The Howard Theater yesterday asked
the District Supreme Court to prevent
two colored comedians from presenting
an act at the Lincoln Theater on the
allegation that the presentation would
involve breach OF contract.
Attorney William E. Deering, who
represented the petitioner, named
Clarence Foster and Walter B. Deering
rs defendants
Evening star., 1933-06-18
NINE CHICKS HATCHED
Hen, However, Had Only Eight
Eggs in Setting,

BEAUMONT, Tex, June II GP).-In-
nation may not be monopoly Of the
money changers
When one Of her hens betrayed an un-
mlstskable disposition toward mother
hood Mrs. j. M. Highsaw gave her Gus
tody OF all the eggs available, eight.
In due time Mrs. Highsaw inspected
her baby chicks and found not eight.
but nine.
Evening star., 1933-06-18

For slip covers and
summer draperies,
36 inches wide. Col
ors of rust, green,
tan.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1933-01-17

CHEVROLET 1920 LANDAU SEDAN-S35
down, SI2 90 per mo-; reconditioned: looks
new: Al tires; bargain. Warrington
Motor Co.. 2035 18th NV.
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FOR sALE-Large grocery store: reasonable;
fully equipped: Lipman refrie,. display case
oocd =, q, tncatton: chem rent Ge 05l2.
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FORD TUDOR. l929-Gooc rubber paint,
motor; must be sold at once; S35 down, bal
ance monthly. Georgia $3.50.
FORD SEDAN. late 1885, must sell, S175;
LOOKS and runs like new; terms to respon-
sible person. Col 1910.
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saIr-AUToMoBILES.

AUBURN 1890. 8 SEDAN-S50 down, S22. .25
per mo: reconditioned; looks new. nne
tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co.,
on2h 11th nv
Evening star., 1933-01-17

SONG POEMS WANTED.
Recognized melody writer desires original
words: Earl Whittemore, Nat. $3.50. Sl9
Dist Nat. Bank Bldg. IL
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

A WASHINGTON MFG. CONCERN of mems
neckwear wants salesman to cover Baltimore
and South. Write l.. Galun, 4a0 flth
A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION with excellent
record. under supervision Of the L. s.
Treasury Department. desires the services
OF energetic salesman in the new accounts
department; give phone number or address
for appointment. Address Box BE Star
Office.
SAI,ESMAH-Repeat sale commodity sold 10
every business office and bank. Exclusive,
protected territory. Product popular Coast
to Coast. Address Box SAD, Star ofhce.
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sALE-AuToMoBnEs.

just 13 years aso wrote Uncle Sam \
prescription he called Prohibition. The
remedy was q success. but the patient
almost died. Here's . prescription far
street Car Esct' thatn give relief IN
one hour:
Evening star., 1933-01-17
HELP-DOMESTIC.

only tbose auaiified with highest city ref
ererccs need apply, state are and salary
cvncc'ed Address Boz ls-E Star once:
CIFL c9lored: strong. FOR. general house
NOM must be quick and efflcient' stay
rirhts $50 month 2201 Mass. ave.
GiPL. white, young TO care for baby. SEN
crai Eousework; room and board. INQUIRE
8IS Isherwooa st. ne. Apt. :. 2.-
10 Washing 81 ironing Will not be treateo
rs servant; only those appreciating a eooa
home need apply Room, board ana smah
salary Greenwood 238G.
WOMAN white Catholic under AZ refined:
care for 1-yesr-old child general rouse
work and cook tor employed couple: viii give
good home and small salary; state salary
expected together with fun information and
references. Address Box l2l-E, Star once.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

POPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS. piano.
etc Free instruments to all enrolling for
classes Christensen. q 1lth NV. DI. l27s
Afro LESSONS BY EXPERIENCED IN
strt,stor. any hour, reasonable rates. Call
Cleveland a53k. -l IL
q Steady position. il you attend the RIGHT
school: placing someone every day. Short
and review courses. day and evenin" Start
th,s week. fnauire BOYD SCHOOL tEst.
i I, -yrs) lss3,s + ST.. Nat. 2340.
GRFC0 SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED
tssSfer. Beginners: review: speed 6!ctstion.
Frsrafe lessons. Moderate rates. Decatur
35s4-J. W
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WANTED-AUTOMOBTLEs.
Observation-Disclosures

COMMERCIAL -FTREPRoOF HEATED q
rage, 5ox57. with loft. Mr. PARKER, 12.
1st st. ne. Phone Met. $500.
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PERSONAL.

BACKWARD STUDENTS TUTORED
grades is; experienced D. c. teacher. Me
IT.
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE NOW.

Under personal supervision of Mrs. Hon
our and Mr.. Wilfred internationally famous
instructor Positions guaranteed upon
GRADUATION FREE Kit Of tools Il you EN-
Evening star., 1933-01-17

OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE ROADSTER.
de luxe. l930-Two-tone cream and black
finish; 6 cream wire wheels trunk rsc;; new
tires; sporty Job and guaranteed; only
S395; terms. Pohanka Service. l26 goth
ST. nv Dist nI41
Evening star., 1933-01-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING INSTRUCTOR LEAVING FOR
Miami Jan. 1s closed car, radio. would Ike
passengers; reas. Adams 34s9.
PRIVATE CARS, ALL CITIES cut-rate bus
tickets. Los Angeles S33. q. 8. Travel Bu-
reau 1901 Penna Met T4l1.
Evening star., 1933-01-17
PRICES REDUCED

Private cars and cut-rate bus tickets
walker Exchange, Logan Hotel. No. 3643.
MIAMI. FT,A. - LEAVING THIS WEEK.
Carry two. Sis each. Decatur 0552. MAKE
this trip every Winter. 10
PRIVATE AUTOS FOR CAL. FLA, KY
share expenses plan. Register now. Cap.
Travel Service, Parkside Hotel. Dist $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

Si6 per mo-. excellent; reconditioned; Al
tires; looks fine. Warrington Motor Co.
onah I~th n W
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HELP--MEN.

DRUGGIST, capable to manage busy drue
store; chain store experience Teoulreu, sIste
age, reference and experience. ADDRESS BOX
It'd. Star office.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

DODGE 1929 COUPE-Sa5 down. S17.50
per mo; fine car in every way; good tires;
looks ALL guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co on2h 18th E.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

OLDSMoBILE DE LUKE SEDAN. 1871
Two-tone green finish like new cream
wire wheels; brandnew tires; trunk rack;
your most careful inspection invited; only
S5s5: terms. pohanka Service. 1926 goth
st NV Dist gt41.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

PONTIAC COACH la2s-1n excellent con-
dition throughout; finish, tires and motor
very good; here is lots OF Transportation
1l26 goth st. NV. Dist 9141
Evening star., 1933-01-17

CHEW COACH, late 1929, fine condition;
new tires; first SIPS takes it. 1419 Irving
Evening star., 1933-01-17

CHEVROLET 1881 SPECIAL SEDAN-6 wire
wheels and trunk rack guaranteed; $375;
terms trade. Barry-Pate, 1850 Park rd.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

MAN. one. reliable, neat appearance 5tl WE
store or service station experience; Apply APPLY
between 2::3n and pm. Wednesday W.
National Press Bldg.
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A NEW FIELD. a new service fully protect
ed; steady income of S400 per month as
sured: permanent depression-proof cash
unlimited can be successfully managed with
out technical or long business experience;
approximately $4,000 cash REQUIRED; Tor
further information will arrange personal
interview. Address Box LOSE, Star ONCE.
1qs
Evening star., 1933-01-17

CHEVROLET BAR0AINs-192s coach, s75;
1923 sedan. SS5; 1929 coach. S165; 1880
roadsters, 500; 1929 COW. coupe, 500;
1891 sedan, S295. All In fine condition.
Blsnton Motor Co. 3 to IL New York ave.
IN n
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TEA ROOM in good NV. section; established
trade Excellent opportunity. Address BOX
s7-D star ONCE. ...
FOR RENTS. 600 feet vacant ground. Hall
al w Buzyards Point near Penna. RAN,
road spur. Apply 1918 18th st. NV. End
Evening star., 1933-01-17

CHEVROLET 1882 SPORT CoUPE--8 wire
wheels, trunk rack, opaescent finish; guar
anteed to be brand-new; a0-day warranty;
original price. S72a50: will sell at attrsc-
tive price without trade. Can be financed.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

HUPMOBTLE COUPE. 1919-De luxe equip
ped; this car is absolutely perfect and can
to pay; no property sisners Century Mo-
tors 1905 18th St NV. North a239.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

PLYMOUTH 1892 SPORT ROADSTER-S50
down. S23.50 per mo; just like new; Al
every way; guaranteed. Warrington Motor
Co. 2035 Eth NV
Evening star., 1933-01-17

CHEVROLET COACH. 1890, and 1881 sport
coupe. repossessed. to be sold for unpaid
balance: car in excellent condition: good
tires and good paint terms ii desired.
United Finance. 10th and New York ave.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

FORD COUPE. 1890: Ford Roadster. 1891;
repossessed. to be sold for unpaid balance
cars in excellent condition; good tires and
good paint terms If desired. United
Finance. 10th and New York ave.
Evening star., 1933-01-17
HELp-MEN AND WOMEN.
HEIP-WONIEN.

INTERNATIONAL corpora tion requires cry
IN AZ. for immediate openings: must DC SIN
eere, ambitious, free TO travel. with snlil.y .i,
to meet the public; good income. opppof opp Jun
ifv {er advancement TaS Tower Blo9,
Evening star., 1933-01-17

DE soTo SEDAN. latest 1889; like new;
seat covers heater; cost Sa40. Take S490
and your car Pot 34lS-W
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PLYMOUTH SEDAN lg3I-Like new; must
be seen to appreciate; arrange terms; S25
down. balance in 30 months; no property
signers. Century Motors, 1905 14th st. NV.
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ished in maroon. black trim; tires very good;
only Sl35; terms. Pohanka Service, l1@6
oftkh st NV Dist OIL.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

CHEVROLET ENGINE HEADS. 4-cylinder,
EXCHANGED. $3.50; engine welded in car.
Weldit Co, 516 1st St. NV
Evening star., 1933-01-17

PACKARD-Diplomat leaving city. forced TO
sell Packard car. standard eight sedan. 1891
model, $4,000 mileage; excellent condition,
Adams 1Q1n 1As
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CHEVROLET 1881 SPORT COUPE-Dark
blue Duco. cream wire wheels: new tires; ex-
cellent mechanical condition; S345; terms;
CHEVROLET 1891 COuPE-Rumble seat;
looks and runs fine; must sell at once; S245.
North 2alS
Evening star., 1933-01-17

PACKARD SEDAN, 1880, 5-pass.. standard
3; finished in blue duco like new; excellent
tires. upholstery spotless automatic oiling
syste N. non-shatterable glass: 4-speed trans
M 5son: motor in Al condition; this car
must be seen to be appreciated. Mr. Hunt.
District 2S40
Evening star., 1933-01-17

NASH 1928 sEDAN-Clean inside and out;
mechanically perfect S125, tsrms. 1910
irving st NV
Evening star., 1933-01-17

ESSEX CHALLENGER COACH. 1929-Per-
feet condition: only SIS down. terms ar
ranged. Century Motors. 1905 l4th st NV.
FORD ENGINE HEADS exchanged. So 80;
Model 7. 81. SO; gas tank welded in car,
s. 30: Weldit Co SIG | 81 st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-01-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

So PER LESSON-BECOME AN EXPERT
telephone operator in short time; easy
course oxford Bldg, 14th and N Y. ave.
FRENCH-PRIVATF LESSONS, TUTORING.
Reduced rates. 1850 Girard st. NV, Apt.
2l Col Slq4-J 1S'
Evening star., 1933-01-17

FORD SEDAN. late 1889, 4-cylnder. 2-door;
car has been carefully driven; looks and
runs like new; low mileage: can arrange
terms. Address BOX LEE. star once.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

good paint; runs like clock; S55 down,
bal. Sl2 per month. Barry-Pate, 1850 Park
I'd AID 1noOo
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lent condition; used two mos sacrifice;
terms Miss Weems. Pot. 1041. 1905 Fla.
a n
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LA SALLE-De luxe sedan. finest condition.
well tenders; original owner; S265. terms to
responsible party. 1929 Adams Mil rd.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

PLYMOUTH 1892 SEDAN-Slightly used
tires show no wear, perfect; free wheeling,
floating power, dark blue paint. real
$500 value, priced for quick sale $3.50
easy terms, trade, full guarantee Blanton
Motor Co, factory dealers for De Soto and
I'LL 10 d m
Evening star., 1933-01-17

trunk in back, motor In excellent condition.
tires. paint. etc. also in good shape: viii
sacrifice for SgE. really worth a great deal
more; must be seen to appreciate a bargain
like this; easy terms II necessary. 2152
Woodley pl. NV. Col. l245
Evening star., 1933-01-17

HUDSON 1899 CoAcH-original finish and
condition like new; fully equipped sacrifice.
Si65; terms. 1919 Irving st. NV.
HUDSON 1929. SEDAN--$35 down, Sl7.50
good tires; guaranteed. Warrington Motor
ra n "
Evening star., 1933-01-17

FORD BARGAINS-l92D roadsters. S75;
1929 coupe. $40; 1920 coach, 500; 1890
sedan, Si5u; 1881 coach. $3.50; 1881 sport
coupe, S105. All in fne condition. Blanton
Motor Co., 3 to L New York ave. ne. Open
fili IN m
Evening star., 1933-01-17

YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPHER and ONCE
helper Address Box if5-E. Star ofice.
YOUNG LADIES. 5 cultured absolutely no
rellinF Mon and Tues. TO pm Room
3n9. Munsey Building.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

FORD COUPE I92S-In excellent condition
-tfroughout: good tires; 800. Pohanka SerV-
ice, lla8 Goth ST NV Dist 9I41.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

ESTABLISHED RoUTE-Chewing gum ma
chimes, earning good income; REQUIRES GAYS an
a week attention with car; price, Sl.2UU.
Address BOX T5-E. Star ONCE r.
GASOLINE STATION-Selling $4,000 sal-
Ions major brands gasoline month Lease
lege for 35 cars: gear. garage; wash ana
grease stand with lifts; small stores.
Linkins Co, 1913 De Sales ST. n.w.-- NV.
FOR sAIF-LarVe grocery store: reasonable;
Evening star., 1933-01-17

FORD VS. SEDAN 1882; used by company
Official; AL condition; must see to appre-
for inspection. Mr.. May, Ford Motor Co.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1933-04-07
LEGISLATURE OPPOSES
3O-HOUR WORK WEEK BILL

The Alaska legislature in joint
session Tuesday named joint COM
mittee to draft a petition to Con-
gress asking that Alaska be ex-
empted from the provisions of the
Connery 30-hour week bill in the
House Labor Committee at Wash
ington.
The Alaska legislators agreed I'M
animously that such a bill would
ruin the Territory by forcing min
ing and fishing industries to shut
down; that towns would be depop-
ulated and permanent residents
pauperized.
Delegate Dimond, finding that
his efforts to amend the bill were
wired the legislature
of the fact and advised petition to
Congress on the matter.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1933-04-07
RAMSEY HERE IN CONNECTION
WITH INDIAN LAND DEEDS

J. A Ramsay, Chief of Field Dr.
vision, General Land Office, arrived
in Wrangell last Monday in connec-
ton with his duties as trustee Of
the Wrangell townsite and will re-
main here until the Alaska goes
north early in the week.
Applications for deeds are being
prepared for both Indian and white
occupants of the lands originally
designated as Indian Possessions
within the incorporate limits of the
town. 1t is expected that where
there are no conflicts over the land,
deeds will be received during the
coming summer.
Lot occupants who fail to have
their applications prepared while
the trustee is in town may have
them prepared by L. B. Chishilm.
town clerk. who has been given a
supply of blanks and who will for
ward the applications to the trustee
at Anchorage.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1933-04-07
Alaska Trip Interest
Aroused By Campaign

In an aggressive campaign to at
mer, the Alaska Steamship Company
and the Northern Pacific Railway
have Joined hands again for ma
tional advertising campaign to
reach tens of millions of people In
the United States.
In spring issues of magazines,
such as the Atlantic Monthly, For
tune. National Geographic, New
Yorker, Scribners, The Sportsman
and Asia, as we'll as teachers pub
locations, the story of Alaska is be-
ing told with color illustrations
painted by Sidney Laurence.
Explaining the purpose of the
campaign, Mr.. w. L. Baker, General
Freight and Passenger Agent of the
Alaska Steamship Company, said.
I'VE realize that 1888 is a difficult
year and prospects for expensive
vacation trips are hard to find.
Therefore. it is necessary for US to
work harder and advertise more i.
we are TO have anywhere near the
volume of traffic that we enjoyed
during the summer of 1892. We
have accordingly undertaken an
other national advertising cam
paign, with the Northern Pacific
d oiI oh U
interested in the development of
Alaska, and is willing to back that
interest with a substantial amount
of advertising. Our problem is large
ly one of searching out individuals
in the United States, who can af-
ford vacation trips, such as the one
to Alaska, and we have selected
very carefully magazines we be-
lieve most likely to find real pros
poets for Alaska trips.
1.-The results to date indicate an
increasing interest in Alaska; our
inquiries are greater in number
than last year, and we anticipate a
fairly successful season, in spite of
the uphill path which our organiza-
ton was facing at the beginning of
this new year. The accumulative eff
feet of the joint advertising we are
doing with the Northern Pacifi :
we believe will eventually greatly
increase summer travel to the Ter
ritory; every season increasing mil
lions of Americans will have seen
the beautiful, colored. Laurence
pictures we have been using in this
campaign during the past two years;
more and more people are bound to
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1933-04-07
IS LIVES LOST
WHEN AKRON
IS WRECKED

The dirigible Akron caught in
violent storm 20 miles off the coast
of New Jersey. close to the Barne-
gat light, was wrecked and sank
into the sea with a men aboard at
1890 in the morning last Tuesday.
Four men were taken from the
water by the German oil tanker
Phoebus. which was the first vessel
to reach the scene. One of the men
died shortly after being taken
aboard the rescue ship.
Among the missing men are Ad-
miral William A Moffett, chief of
the aeronautieal division of the
navy aud many men in high office
of the division. Lieutenant Com
mander H. V. Wiley was the only
officer to survive the disaster.
The Akron was on a four-day
cruise to New England to adjust
errors in the radio compasses along
the coast. A clearance notice was
the only message received by the
navy 1t is believed that stormy con-
ditions and static interfered with
further reports from the dirigible.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1933-04-07
Homer WOrden Sent To
Hawaii By Portland Co.

Homer Worden, who has been
employed with the Crown Mills of
Portland since his graduation four
years ago from the Oregon Agricui-
tural College, sailed from Victoria
on March % for the Hawaiian Is
lands, according to word received
by his mother, Mrs. A. Vreatt, of
Wrangell. His letter in part, follows:
THE Crown Mills is sending me
to the Hawaiian islands as their
specialist to do sales and field work
among bakeries and agricultural
plantations in behalf of our Hawai-
ian jobler who operates one of the
largest importing and exporting
companies or the isles. The name
is J. S. Miwa Shokai with the main
office at 1870 North King ST., Hon
olulu.
Il am to have a student from the
University of Hawaii accompany me
on my tours to the various isles
to learn my teachings of the mod
ern methods used on the Pacific
coast to obtain best results from
the newer blends of flour and the
most recent feed formulas with par
ticular reference to the large dairy
herds, commercial egg ranches and
the large commercial bakeries. The
student will act as an interpreter
whenever the occasion demands
such service.
will probably be over on the
islands for from three to four
months. the Crown Mills leaving
this matter up to my best judgment.
will be returning via the Cana
dian Australian Royal Mail line
and will catch a Canadian Pacific
boat at Vancouver B. C. for Wran-
CELL for a two-weeks' visit with you
folks
Il feel proud of the fact that
graduated from the Wrangell High
School. I would like to see more OF
the w H. S. students go on to col
lege 1t helps considerably in time
like this.
You might be interested to know
that my work will carry me to the
islands of Maui Hawaii. Oahu. Mol
okai and a few of the less important
islands Last summer l travelled only
on Oahu. the island on which Homo
lulu is located