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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
EASTERN STAR
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= Monday afternoon Mrs. w. A. o.
Connor aid Mrs. Carl Peterson were
joint hcstesses at the regular month
ly Eastern. Star bridge party. held
at the Masonic Temple: Bouquets of
vari-eolered. .snapdragons decorated
the '1iall and provided a motif for
tllass refreshments and bridge apz
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The prize for high bridge score
was won by Mrs +; Rurgoon, - -,
Those attending were Mrs L: Bur-
!goo1a, Mrs.'JR j: Bughmans Mrs
Fannie Baney; Mrs. w; Esbarroon;
MIS-. G. T.:'Fraizer, Mrs. &C De
Lahcy;% AIS. Craig Watt, Mrs. Louis
Eudgin, Mrs. =, F. DeBolt, Mrs. n.
L., Carney. and the hostesses Mrs.
.OConnor, and Mrs. Peterson; ~.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
EPISCOPAL DESSERT ...~,
BRIDGE PARTY
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The ladies Of the ST. Andrews
Episcopal Guild entertained at, a
dessert bridge party Tuesday after
noon. Lovely bouquets Of spring
flowers decUrated the hall in pro-
fusion and set a. color motif Of
pink and green which was carried
throughout the bridge appointments.
Prize for high bridge score. was
Won. by MRS. Chester Rosenstern,
second prize by Mrs. M M. Powell,
Miss Helena Keyte third. and Mrs,
e. S. Smith third, r.. y %" :: q.
Attending were Mesdanes j. A,
Harrison, Sam Capin, Ben Wilde, b.
J. Jones, A. E. Sanders, Dave Levy,
II. r. Sisk, TED Simpson, r. B,
Huetson, A. r. Beam, H. H. Car
penter, j. S. Gonzales, Laura Ed
wards, H. M. Clagett. w. A. Won
Schoeler, D. L. Wooddell, e. ], Dit
mer, w. K. Kennedy. Mary @.
George, A. r. Borne, E. A. Titcomb.
H. Dawson. Walter Noon, H. G,
Wayte, 1. II Shannon, H. V. Far
1ior, e. c.. Houle, George White OF
Tucson, j. c. TUvrea, Craig Pottin-
ger, r. E. Lee. E. X. Cumming
Thomas, J. Bracker, Harold Stiles;
F.. W, Hannah. H. J. Karns, Chester
Rosenster1a. John Jnnd, Hugo Mil
ler, L. "A. Parker, II, r. Chatham.
M. H. Boughten.. Roy Cheshire, j.
3. Cockly, G. T.. Harker, Amy G:
Jones E. j: Castaheda, e. 'ritcomb,
I. Burgooonni, G. = S. Smith, NJ. NJ.
Powell, Misses Frances Burlinson,
Betty. Woodtlell4 :. Gwelldolyn Noon,
Edith Jones: aiad. Helena: Keyte. -,
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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
FAREWELL PARTY :

Honoriag Mr.. and Mrs g.. r.
.Michaels, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VIII
son entertained a week ago last
evening at. their hnne in the Pata-
gonia Road. The occasion was also
the meeting Of the Bi-Mogithly
Evening Club.
SPRING flowers adorned the rooms
and provided The color scheme, a
buffet supper was served and later
the guests enjoyed; an evening Of
bridge osf.ill .3IGaissD aaH a.@.~. ~
i The travelling iprize.for bridge WIGS
won by -Mr. Hugo Miller, high score
prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs. g,
r. zMichaels. Mr.. and Mrs; Machaels
were also presented with a. farewell
gift bv the group ts9a" '..'-t @s-'. q
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jund. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.:'Abbott. Mr.. anil
Mrs. Ralph Moery. Mr.. and MIS-.
r. w. Hannah and Mr., and Mrs.
q. r. NGictIaels. y
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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
SEWING CLUB
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The Wednesday Sewing Club me:
at the home Of Mrs. Harold Stiles.
Il Large bouquets 81 spring flowers
decorated the rooms in profusion.
Members present were: Mrs. w.
TIaddoek. Mrs. L. Edmonson, Mrs.
w. N, Pickett. Mrs. Fl y. Allen and
.thet hostess. Mrs. stiles. -.
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:. Miss Elizabeth McClain,, English
instructor in NoeAles High school
last year. has received notice otdhcr
appointment as an English teacher
in the. Phoenix Union High school.
This means there will be at least
two new teachers tn the high school
this fall since Mrs. n. NJ. sClagett17,
formerly Miss Dixon, Will aoss teaci,
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
RlSO'||'C||,,'.i!e1tEl,.@| D C..
MARY ELIZABETH DIMRAIJI ID. Society sEdito
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BRIDGE CLUB
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Mrs. Charles s. Smith was tl4a
charming hostess to the Thursday
Bridge. Club at her lovely home on
Crawford street Thursday afternoon.
Bunches of white daisies and
white oleanders- decorated the rooms.
Mrs. M, H. Boughten received the
guest prize.
Members and guests present were
Mesdsmes r. E. Lee Otto Herold,
Walter Noon, w. J, Phillips, H. M.
Clagett, Grover Marsteller, John
Jurd, Charles Otis, Ben Wilde. A.
E. Sanders. E. c. Houle, Roy Chesh-
ire, M. Fl. Boughten, w. P. Ia
charias. j. S. Gonzalez, and Miss
Katlleryn Motley of Aberdine, Wash
ington, WHO is visiting her sister
Mrs. Roy. Cheshire. and the hostess.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
ACUTE INDIGESTION
btI,IOHN JOSEPH !GAl

Abous nall the deasts c8ndfuiy hs have
ascrBed ndgestca> This ist confess sratgeto
fo all Of ;y thaa 30 years nyer LOST
r4tjent in has ..c saa:i 70 est:
'ayesesd indigestion lat tines AL oapY lite firon te
Wans Of apples se pt dsbsuc OF the night
beoe might hsve.bee A have
boas of superior kt but haze or correct
idiaohosbs ..o I.
qhsion that al deaths from supposed
weigrouded
these had
4$shey yohoJdhave Been 4ta@ lis n2ff l.1 r,- - ,
ReAAy aA stricken and died few
te acute indigestion that he had
cffnic ear dase died kudden Which great
eirce IF friehd he possibly edoa carboh
though HIS dqq was reported due to acute Indigestion
ttdbIes acg9sn9nrs
ing second, getting rid OF
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Former City Clerk r. H.. Bibolet
wife. son and daughter. got bact;
Thursday night from ten day visit
in Texas. They report running int
much rain and flooded country in
the Lone Star state. Mr. Bibolet
who was one of the most efficient
city clerks Nogales ever had, has
accepted position in the offices Of
the Cheshire Brothers Motor Com
pany. -..- ..-~ -....~ .... =.
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Miss Ruth Gatln left last week
for the coast where she will meet
Miss Elizabeth Higntower, former
teacher in the Nogales schools. Miss
Gatlin and Miss Hightower will visit
the fair in San Diego and then
make:a trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
BRIDGE FOURSOME

Miss Jean Glissan entertained her
vFeeq1y bridge foursone ,at. her, hon1a
on Grand aeynue> Thursday after
NOON E.I >zJ4s@-:- c:ccsiz G3sI a.
Guests were Misses. Winifred Mil
= -lef,9 cJeahette' ssciller, Betty Wood
den, and the hostess Jean Glissaa.
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Nogales international., 1935-06-15

CHICAGO =. Miss Sally @ 'Brien
taboye), ges, aife idea of saTing
"Harmoniximg Beauty" judges o
great deal OF trouble in estimating
her propositions. She tapsd On tho
sizes s. and won over 100 con-
tcstantS.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
CHARGE ELkS DOLLAR
'.". -~5 FOR RENT OF STREET

The city Of, Nogalcs. charged the
Elks lodge 81 for the rent OF the
street in front Of the lodge Building
last night. tor the annual Flag Day
exercises, Notwithstanding it. was a
public patriotic affair. -'''-
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P. TO; COLORADO

T Mr.. and Mrs. A. ). Mitchell and
children left. Sunday to spend the
summer vacation at Boulder, Colo
rado. The Mitchells were accoE.-
panied by, Miss Resale. Barney and
Mrs. Clementine Temple and dauel3ss
ter Jewell.
Miss Barney and Mr.. Mitche'l
, will attend the summer school at
Boulder. - .
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
BACK, FROM HONEYMOON

Mr.. .,and Mrs. H. NJ. Ciagett have
returned to Nogales after spending
their honeymoon il, 'Califcr1!is. :,
INfr. and Mrs. Clagett were married
in Tucson two weeks ago and left
for the coast immediately following
the ceremony. Mrs. CIagett, before
her .aaarriage was Miss Lorera Dix
on. .,:xa a.. FL, -.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
TO INDIANA

Miss Mary Verne Farrior left this
week for Muncie. Indiana, with her
aunt Mrs. Ben waterbury. Mary
Verne win go to school in Indiana
this fall. n. -"
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
VISIT ONhCOAST, ,


Miss Eeafl; sAEarlsats Miss Eta
Mae Lewis and Mrs. Inn Cross left
Tuesday for the coast where they
win visit the exposition and several
coast cities. They will ,return, m
ABOUT, three weeks: %, .s.....,: -...,,-, i,
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Mrs. J. b. Page is leaving TODAY
Tor Los angeles where she is called
by the serious Illness of her mother.
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Clyde Mcpherson. cattleran- of
Rarshaw, was a NogGtes 7ilsitoH
Monday :;ea.ss.tH% r'i ~. 81
l. i.96 *.a%@4& s@ E;., +.
~ ..f =. ts c:>soA r. t.-e
MIR. and Mrs. WI. Philips and
daughter Patsy returned Tuesday
from their cottage at Mount Eenon.
They report the lokes fysgl due 10
N,' @tnr:J 4fi
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
.t%at A4 u

z. Ticket number 85, held bv' Mrs.
Craig Pottingar, won the quilt Civ
en- away at the American LEGION
dance Saturday night. The quilt was
made by Mrs. Marsland. Some 10
tickets at 35. cents each we've sold,
AAAs&*Hs%aasa .. tI-
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Miss Kathleen Wager has return
ed to her homo III Nogales from
Tempe, where she attended the Arr
zona State Teachers College last
term. -..... g. .s~t. 4
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
TWO MONTHS...V4STT
s~tmh*&

: Mrs. Robert Marcus, lone Marcus,
Blossom Capin, and Rene Marcus
left this week for TexaTkana, Texas,
where they will spend two months
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chern-
in, former Nogalians. a'!.. n
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Nogales international., 1935-06-15

/ Mr. and Mrs. George Eeade
White returned to their home Al
Tucson this week after visiting No
gales relatives. Enroute. here they
spent ten: days fishing at ,Mormoa
Laks and other northern kTizona
lakes. .-,-'
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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
TRIP TO KANSAS
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Mrs. p. j. Bugfnlan, Mrs Jack
Cohen and Miss Patty Cohen left
Thursday for Kansas. Mrs. Bugh-
man expects to spend the summer
visiting relatives in that state.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones Of Tue
son are arriving TO-DAY for a wee.l-
end visit with Mrs. Jones lnotte-,
Mrs. Barker.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
FISHING TRIP

/ kar. and MRS, Byron s. Batcsler'
have gone to Jernez Springs, New
Mexico, to spend two Or three weeks
fishing.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
BRIDGE CLUB
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The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club met with Ifrs. John G,issa,l
Wednesday afternoon.
The rooms were decorated with
bowls of larkspur and other spring
flowers. .7.ci s..r -:
3: The high prize was won by Mrs.
w. 4. O'Connor. a'''~ ~ >'.''.i -
Those present were Mrs. r. w.
Hannah, Mrs. II. j., Karns,, Mrs.
w. E. Carroon. Mrs. Ben Jones,
Mrs. Louis Hudgin. Mrs Ben White,
Mrs. O Connor, and the hostess, Mrs.
.Ghssar. i1t'.i - q, ~. .sM1 .t.t
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: - g 20 ::1tp+ -" .-..:- :,G@ s...Et
Mrs. j, L. Hunsicker of Mesa is
visiting 's4er parents, M. ai1f Mrs Mrs.
+. w. Hs1lnah. = -; , - - 49,. .''
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! ! -, DO; :. 't,jt;ife'> sis.1 A;
Miss Kats1efine George X expected
to return tal Nogales soon 10 spend
the. summer months. with htr moth
er, Mrs. Nary Gearge. > /; ..-..
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

LOS iANGELESSs.s =. Ruth Chat
terto1, screen laetrese, became 80, air
= minded that she bought an. airplane /, &,
and few it here from New York. .She. =
l'is the first ranking screen star to pilot
"a 1i1anie across tie country, aposs,J,
y; % @c;; :.ss.F9 l:sYss Ss.h 4 3i.sS. sts,
Roiaes. 27,iDf TMcson.;s f'pa 4, ~
z Joaquin Bejarano, ~ and aCaisq
men o'hensargain;; %. Of Nogales. 80
Don 0. Blea, 81, and Diana An
drews, %, of Nogales.
Ronaldo Romero, p, and Maria
Duran, II, Of Nogales. s.;F
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

w. J. MacGregor and son left
Thursday to spend two weeks fish
ing at Aqua Caliente. Arizona.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
AT EXPOSITION

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles r. FRAZIER
left Wednesday to. attend the ex-
position at San Diego. They viii
return on June q and on the way
back may visit Boulder Dam and
Prescott.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Miss ~I'illie MenueloWitzc1 Wis has
been teaching nrthe' local schools,
win become n1en1beEio of the 'fae1satsT
of the .r5oeflfk schools this .ffalss, Z ''
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Nj. and Mrs. Mat Han1lfn and
Mrs. Norman Pomeroy were Tucson
visitors Monday. - '4'' '''>''; ''.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

mrs Joe Brracktr and children
|sleft Thursday for Los Angeles %
spend the a.snai1ldeg ssf ,ythe SUN;
5ner. ~ = .@., >s.': .e4 ). }:>:
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
Legion. Installation.
| e: Set For June rs


i On June &c The American Legion
NIL install. Officers for the next
year at the American Legion club
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The new Officers are as follows:
Herbert r. Chatham. Commander;.
.Dr. NJ. I. Merritt, 1st Vice comman-
der; Woody Gatlin CT Patagonia,
-2nd WIGS Commander; Grover Mar
s.elIer Finance Officer; Rev. l.. A.
Parker, Chaplain A. G. Reid, Ser,
gearh at :Arras;g Harold G. .Wayte,
.rEistorsar,. %2b "t,q e!:T ;ic21s
J Jacg t Tex. e 'gste .Maias. and Gene
:Richards We're elected. members of,,
the executive cosnn1ittee..
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! eltJ !; 4?a. AL4--lss .i.ss 10 h5ni.
! :. a.pT .as91 IA yas9z,a ~ s:4a.
TIE Following marriage licenses
were issued this week. 5'o- 70 ..; ~
ffl,,-ET ~ 1UE +{;irl .}5ii $st
Rayt Lafsk, s22, and Nellie Marie
Dickson, 26, both of Tucson. .>2@
Alfonso T. Moore, 80. and Del
fina Rahio OF Fort Huachuca.
Nathan Newton, 80. and Isabel
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
! :. BACK. FROM VACATION

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Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Wood returned
Tuesday noon from a two weeks va
cation at Mazatlan.. i ':.'
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Kiss Eleanor Miller, daughter Of
Mr.. ana. Mrs. Hugo. K111er, Is 'ex-
pected to return to her home in
NdgaIes sometime next week. Miss
Miller is. student ofiMsfls Cozega
in( 6 California. :slltflc oG.og:.. :
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Nif Mrs: Grover Marst9eiier retGrsed 1ir !; Il
to;N6gales Sunday frrornnd the coast
where she visited hef1hioti4er Mrs.
MaEy..:Bser. Mrs. Baer treturned to
Nogales with her daughter for
vacation.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

Miss Maurine Curry left Friday
for California. where she Win at
tend The Chi Omega convention. =
asHAHNS
Nogales international., 1935-06-15

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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
TO VISIT ISLANDS
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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
SEES TEXAS FLOODS

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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
RETURN TO TUCSON

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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
LEGION QUILT

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Nogales international., 1935-06-15

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Nogales international., 1935-06-15

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Nogales international., 1935-06-15
t.1a.seRr.GE Licenses

Alfonso T. Moore, 80. and Del
fina Ryhio OF Fort Huachuca.
Nogales international., 1935-06-15
Radio to Opera

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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
COMMISSION TO STUDY PROBLEMS OF YOUTHS
 & SCHOOLING SYSTEM
Private Grant Of Eli ght Hundred Thousand
 Dollars Is To Finance Investi gations
(Bv The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-The creation of a special commission investigate present day youth problems winch "mav constitute fundamental threat to national vel fare" announced Friday by the American Council of Educaton It said that eight hundred thousand dollars private grant would finance five term nqury to deter mine where the school system in the United States is out joint with social and economic conditions and prescribe remedies.
 Announcing the plan Dr George F. Zook President of the Council stressed he part that youth plays in the pre- day crisis He said that of all the arrests reported In 233 thrty-seven and half percent of them under twenty-five age and fifteen and oneen tn percent under twenty.
 There social agencies equipped to provide ade- quate supervision for the protection of these young people, said President ZoOk.
 The commisso on is composed of fourteen leaders of al literary legal and educational fields and includes New ton D. Baker Robert M Hutchns president of the UnlVer sy of Chicago John w. Studebaker federal Commissioner of Education and Dorothy Garfield fisher and author The Commission will hold it's first meeting this coming Monday
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
Ethiopian Forces
 Retreate Border
 To Avoid Trouble
CBy The Assoclated Pressl

ADDS ABABA, Sept. B -Ethio- plan forces which have been hold ing Eritrian border Wednesday, withdrew eighteen miles to avod any frontier incidents with Italian troops nearing the same area. The Philippians are now reconcentrated in the vicinity of AXum and Adua within their own territory. The precaution of withdrawal was taken to avoid giving MuSsolini any ex- cuse for beginning hostiHties over more frontier trouble
 Fourteen Belgian reserve officers arrived 10 serve as infantry instuc- tors and twenty Swiss technical ex- perts are expected Sunday to give scrooling to artillery and anti-air craft units. Both groups will go in to immediate service now that the Emperor has lifted the bar on the employment of foreign officers and soldiers in his army.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14

larity during a stern time, when the faces of men were set and their hearts burdened with the uncertain ty of tomorrow. Into the tenseness of the depression, the dead come dian injected a needed and relaxing
 humor, always wholesome and clean. He was rewarded here by the friendship of a whole nation. For every good and perfect work there must be likewise a reward hereaf- ter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14

The friction between Italy and Ethiopia moves on pace toward the stage of active warfare. MT Mussolini throws monkey wrench into the peace machinery by declar ing flatly that nothing but an arm ed force in the African territory will answer the purpose. England is said to be ready to quash it's embargo on munitions. The Duce admonishes his soldiers to crush all before them and shouts that the hour of de stiny as struck for Italy. A good many years ago, William Jennings Bryan delivered an address in which he pointed out the danger of arrang ing a course of action upon the theory that destiny was involved. At the beginning of the Christian era, the soldiers of the country that is now Italy were walking girded over the surface of the civilized European world, and it looked as though the power of the Caesars
 Continued on Page TWo)
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
Smaller Nations
 Are Behind Great
 Britain In Stand
fBy The Associated Press)

NDY lne hSSOCldIeO fTeSSb
 UNDATED, Russia, Sept. l4-The Little Entente, the Balkan Entente, the Baltic States, all raised their voices before the League Assembly in defense of the League Covenant, thus swelling into imposing propor- tion the protest of the worlds na- tions against Italian invasion of Ethiopia.
 Britain, France, Belgium, Nether- lands, Sweden and Argentina, have already announced their intention to support the covenant. Such sup port implies the possibility of impos ing sanctions on Italy should the League decide that the Italians are guilty of aggression against Ethio- pia.
 The Italian cabinet however, re- fused to accept any compromise for the solution of the trouble and also examined into the case of Italy's re- maining in the League might be rendered impossible.
 In British circles it is believed that France will demand further support from Britain in Central Eur ope for it's stand with Britain in the Ethiopian affair. Britain will
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
C Men Again Are
 On Trail Mahan
 In Boston Area
(By The Associated Press)


 BOSTON, Sept. 13, Federal man hunters here today started another intensive search for Scarface Will liam Mahan, the so-called brains of the Weyerhaueser Kidnapping in Ia coma, Washington last May
 The search was concentrated in the Boston area when a half dozen ransom bills appeared in the city. It could not be learned whether the "hot money" had been paid out by Mahan, the fugitive, or by a fence, but in any event the G Men feel that the money will lead them to the suspect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
Returns Safely Fairbanks
 Held By Weather
(By The Associated Press)

FAIRBANKS, Sept 13, - Pilot Herman Lehrdahl and his observer Lawrence Rogge who caused alarm last night when they didn't return from flight of searching for the missing Art Hines and party, arriv- ed shortly before noon Friday. Lehr- dahl stayed overnight at Circle be- cause of bad weather and then came on today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
World Pliers Land Off The Northern
 Coast Sakhalin Is.
(By The Associated Press)

MOSCOW, Sept. IA, - The TaSs, Soviet news agency reported the ar rival of Harold Milton Farquhar and Fritz Beiler, round the world fliers, opposite the northern part of Sakhalin Island, on the Russian flying direct from Olutor- ka. The fliers plan to proceed to liar bin and Manchuokuo after day or two of rest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
U s Amateur Golf ChampionshipOn
 Two Are Tied
lBy The Associated Pressl

VDF ITII Il9oUDTdIVOT T T VooT
 CLEVELAND, Sept. II, Stag ing a comeback after losing the first three holes to rivals, because of a sub-par start, champion Lawson Little finished all square with Walter Emery in the first half of their 36 hole match for the American anna teur golf crown. Little shot the first round with an even par of 72 to Emery's B. Emery squared the match on the last hole after being one down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14

make an official representation to Italy concerning alleged anti-British propaganda broadcast by the Italian Radio Station at Bari and Paris. Re- ports said that a British transport landed tanks and two thousand Brit ish soldiers at Alexandria, Egypt.
 Mussolini told his cabinet that Italy is now able to answer any threat from whatever direction it may come"
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
WASHINGTON CURRENT
 COMMENT
August 22, 1885.

Congress has entered upon what is said to be the final week of it's session. Perhaps the papers do not reflect accurately the attitude of the lawmakers, but if the lawmakers think as the papers write about them, there is reason for looking with something other than complete approval at the highest legislative body in the land. The statement that Congress will jam through" important laws leaves a bad taste in the mouth. It seems that agree ment upon the time for adjourning will have somehing to do with that important event The farmer and the hired man do not ordinarily agree that the milking shall cease at six o'clock. The milking is done when the last COW is drained. The scramble peculiar to the last days of a session of Congress detracts from the dignity of that body and lowers it's place in the public es- teem.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14

Salt Lake City, Sept, IA, Firm belief that her brother John F. Lonz, missing between Dawson and Fairbanks, on a flight, is still aive, was expressed by Mrs. E. L. Disel, of Toledo, Ohio, as she passed thru here Friday enroute to Fairbanks via Seattle.
 T firmly believe that he is alive and that the entire party will be found alive They will be suffering. I realize that no one else believes it, but absolutely cannot believe that he is dead"
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
(By The Associated Press)

VDy T
 SEATTLE, Sept IA, Mrs. E. L. Disel arrived here last night by air plane, prepared to sail Saturday for Alaska, to Juneau where she will take plane Tuesday for Fairbanks, She reiterated her belief that her brother John F. Lonz must be alive. She expressed the hope that fliers
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
Is All Right Say Lieuts.
 After Conference
(By The Associated Press)

HYDE PARK, Sept. l3, = Works Relief lieutenants of President F. D. Roosevelt emerged from the harmony conference late Thursday night with the assertion: Every thing is settled" They said the President would have statement tomorrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-14
SISTER OF THE MISSING
 JOHN LONZ IS EXECUTE
 STATES TO FAIRBANKS
Sister of John F. LOnZ of Fairbanks Will
 Not Believe Party Dead But Still Alive
(By The Associated Press)

hadn't abandoned the search for the missing plane
 "They had rations, guns and am- munition; my brother loved hunting. If they weren't injured I know they are alive, she stated.