Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-18
A NATURAL"


 A NATURAL
 LOS ANGELES, April IS, Iris Jacqueline Taylor should be lucky at dice. She was born on the 11th hour of the. 11th day of the 11th month and is the 11th living grandchild in her family.
 
 MAY BRING SHIFT
 BALTIMORE, April IS. The opinion that Hitler's anti-Jewish campaign may bring 9 shift in the 1886 Olympic Games from Germ any, was expressed by Avery Brun- dage, president of the American Olympic Committee, ill a letter re- ceived here.
 CRUSHED IN DEFEAT WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 18,- A word from the White House crushed in defeat Senate advocates of monetary imitation to aid the farmer. Their proposal to add re- monetization of silver to Presl- dent Roosevelt's far-reaching agri- cultural relief bill was defeated 43-33.
 MUST PROVIDE ROOM SALINAS, Calif., April 18, In one way Mrs. Mattie L. Hicks got rid of her husband, A. J. Hicks, when she obtained divorce yes terday. But again she didn't. The court decreed. she must provide him a room in her home for the rest of his life because of his age. They had been married 25 years.
 
 EXHIBITION BOXING :. PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 18.- Max Schmeling and Jack Dempsey, two former rulers of the heavy weight division, were scheduled to appear here tonight to open Der Maxie's exhibition tour. Schmel- ing was slated for three rounds of boxing with sparring partners, and Dempsey was billed as referee.
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 FIND WRECKED PLANE
 ABINGDON, Burma, April IS, - A wrecked airplane, believed to be that of Capt. Robbiano of Italy, was found yesterday on Sandwip Island, about 200 miles due east of Calcutta, near Chittagong. Capt. Robbiano, seeking a record for a flight from England to Australia. left Calcutta Friday and had not been reported since.
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 HOOVER IS THRU
 WASHINGTON, D. C., April 18,- Herbert Hoover has definitely ad- vised friends here he will not be candidate for the 1886 Republi- can nomination. Although titular head of the party, the ex-president has sent word he is through with active politics. Confusion concern ing his intentions had held Re- publican plans in abeyance.
 
 TURN HOMEWARD
 LONG BEACH, April 18.-The University of Washington oarsmen turned homeward by water today ther conquest of the coast com plete. In defeating California U c. at Los Angeles, the HuskieS were timed at minutes and 30 seconds but 1.3 seconds slower than the course record set by Italy in a pre- lminary event of the Olympic Games last summer.
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 SHARP TONE
 MOSCOW, USSR, April 13, - Leo Karakhan, assistant foreign commisSar, has protested verbally to the Japanese embassy against anti-Soviet episodes in Manchur- ia, despite repeated Japanese as surances that Soviet interests would be protected. In an extreme ly sharp tone MT. Karakhan de- manded an immediate reply.
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 WALKING TO ANCHORAGE With nothing to do but wait un- til the next train for Anchorage which leaves here Saturday, Bert Sparrow, Interior mining man expressed his belongings yesterday threw a small pack across his sturdy shoulders and hit the tiei at an early hour today. T might just as well walk over," he said ''as to sit here twiddling my thumbs doing nothing" Bert ex- poets to reach Anchorage Friday.