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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-15

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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
MINING RELIEF BILL APPROVED TODAY BY
 BUREAU OF MINES
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb 28 - The Pope-Dimond mining relief bill to provide for the government operation of prom sing mining properties where private capital unaVal able approved today by Director Finch of the Bureau of Mines who said that while he did anticipate from the activities provided in the measure, it would show profit he believed and be material aid in decreas the cost of relief and at the time add considerable to the stocks of precious metals of the United States.
 Under the biil fund of one hundred million dollars would be aside for the Bureau of Mines to develop and work cid properties within the United States and terri tories.
 The bill also provides that miners would be paid the prevailing wage ot the communities which they worked. Finch told the subcommittee of the Senate Mining Con- mittee that unemployment under the bill would be rapid in the gold mines
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Important Test
 Labor Guarantee
 Provisions NRA
(By The Associated Press1

(By The Associated Press1
 WILMINGTON, Delaware, Feb. 23 - Judge Neilds dismissed the governments bill of complaints for an injunction to restrain the com pany from alleged interference in it's workers selection of collective bargaining representatives
 The government contended that the Weirton Employee Representa- tion Plan, or so-called company un- ion, did not constitute an adequate arrangement of a collective bargain ing case which is generally consid- cred one of the most important tests of the labor guarantee provisions Of the MIRA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
United States
 And Belguim Sign
 Reciprocal Pact
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb 28 - Slash ing tariffs more than one hundred percent, many important items the United States and Belguim signed a third reciprocal trade pact negotia- tions since congress gave the preSi- dent power to negotiate them with out ratification by the senate
 Others are in effect with Cuba and Brazil. The Belgium treaty awards the U. s. concessions pertain ing mostly to agricultural products while most of the concessions given Belguim affect manufactured prod ucts.
 The agreement is to become eff ective thirty days after it's proclaim ation by the president. LuXcmburg will receive the same concessions as Belgium. Most of the trade con- sessions were general from twenty four to fifty percent in present tar ifs with few articles being grant ed higher reductions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Wants Reduction Territorial Salaries

JUNEAU Feb. 28 - A total of sXty-tWo bills aside from number of memorials and resolutions were ntro duced up to closing time of presenting bills yesterday Principle among them being five thousand dollar appro praon for the Alaska Exhibit at the San Diego Fair tax on automobiles than those carrying passengers the creation territorial planning board to further agrlcu tura industrial resources another bill providing tor ten percent reduction salaries of all territorial officials for the bi-enanum March thirty-frst, 1937 Also bill urging the federal not to employ person whose spouse ganfuly occupied and who is ing salary of one hundred and seventve dollars per month
 The house adjourned last night at eleven o'clock to nine this morning. with total of hundred and forty three bills not counting memorials and resolutions Last nights bills were mostly introduced by title only.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Awards Made To Movie Stars At
 Annual Banquet
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 28 - Claud- cite Colbert and Clarke Gable were voted to have given the best screen performance of 1894, by the Acad- emy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at it's annual banquet held last night
 The awards were given for their work in the film, Tt Happened One Night" in which they were CO., starred.
 The film was also chosen as the best picture of the year Capra was given the best directors award n the same picture. Robert Riskin was held to have made the best screen adaptation, preparing the story from the original by Samuel Potkins Adams. Arthur Caesar was given the best original screen story, Manhattan Melodrama.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Temperature From Zero To Twenty
 Below Minnesota
(BY The Associated Pressl

NDy lnG AaSOCidICu I t'SJ
 UNDATED, Feb 28 - While win ter's front line assaulted the East ern states, temperatures and wea- ther started to obliterate the snow blanket and frigid temperatures that gripped the west and large sections of the South.
 Nine inches of snow were report ed in Panhandle, West Virginia Spring was routed from Washing ton, D. C. by snow. Eastern high way transportation is hampered
 The midwest cleared drifted high ways as temperatures abated from sub-zero depths that reached tWen- ty degrees below in Minnesota
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
STRIKE CLOUDS ARE OVER SEATTLE AND
 ALASKA SHIPPING
lBV The Associated Pressl


 SEATTLE, Feb. 28 - Strike clouds reported the waterfront the Sailors Union sought negotiate for larger wages and shorter hours in the SeatteAaska service Union officials said: We have not reached strike stage. We are still negotiating The making these demands because employment in the Alaska service seasonal.
 Alaska ship operators spokesmen said The unions have made impossible demands which cannot meet They increase in wages of approximately fifty percent and six hour day The only thing do is tie up the ships and board up the docks for their demands The unions refuse to arbitrate, We will submit counter proposition tomorrow"
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
GOVERNMENT CASE VOID

WILMINGTON, Delaware, Feb. 27 - Federal Judge John P. Neilds declared unconstitutional and void, Section "A of the National Recov- cry Act and dismissed the govern ment suit for an injunction against the Weirton Steel Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Discussion Over Pioneer WOmens Home

JUNEAU U, Feb. 28 - Among the senate measures pass ed yesterday, memorial asking the federal communc ations commission permit Kechkan radio station to n crease it's power 2500 watts Rodens radio bill was continued the calendar for the purpose amend ing to bring the entire territory into consideration.
 discussion also took place to whether there were enough Pioneer women to take advantage of home, built
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Legislature Tables Two Liquor Bills

Three minor measures were passed by the senate. Two liquor bilsone the license system and the other territorial liquor stores, were tabled
 The House devoted practically the entire afternoon yesterday the discussion of appropriation measures and adjourned four pm meet again at 10 pm last night permit members to introduce bls yesterday being the last day when bills be introduced with Wo-thrds consent
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Bill Introduced Would Create Territorial Police Force
Chicago Mayor
 Wins Nomination
 By Record Vote
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 CHICAGO, Feb. 28 - Mayor Ed ward J, Kelly rode the crest of a record-breaking democratic vote and won the nomination by the largest plurality ever given to mayoral- ity candidate in the Chicago primar- ies.
 The democrats swept to victory in aldermanic races. Emil c. Wet en attorney was nominated by the republicans for the April election. His vote was sixty-nine thousand, five hundred kelly's was four hun dred and seventy-nine thousand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
MARSHAL GAFFNEY ILL

U. s. Marshal Thomas Gaffney, is confined to bed with an attack of the flu, it was reported today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
IIauptmann Has Now Turned To
 Spiritual Rites
(By The Associated Press)

TRENTON, Feb. 23 - Hauptmann turned to spiritual consolation as he waits in the death cell in the pri- son here, for developments in his appeal,
 He's not doWnhearted how could he be when he's innocent?" his wife declared after visiting him.
 The minister said that Hauptmann prayed daily. and had accepted spiritual advice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Bill To Create Terri. Police Force

A bill by Holman asks fifty thousand dollars for the creating of territorial police force Walker has bill asking sixteen thousand dollars for the erection o school at Craig Another Roden bill would prohibit territorial employees receiving hundred and fifty dollars month from accepting other outside work for remuneration
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28

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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
SENATE KILLS BILL
 ASK CONGRESS FOR
 EXTENSION SESSION
(By The Associated PresS)

JUNEAU, Feb 28. By vote of six to two, the senate killed the memorial asking Congress for hirtyday tension of the legislature needed Only the regular Der of days remain in the sixty day session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
Tug Help
 Japanese Vessel
 In Real Distress
(By The Associated Press)

NDY ITIe 4NooUCIdIGu Ie99I
 VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 25 - The salvage tug King is enroute to the aid of the Japanese Motorship Tai hi Maru, disabled by engine trouble, one hundred and fifty miles from Estevan, on the west coast of Van couver Island. She was outbound from Port Ludlow with lumber
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28
of Board Regents Dies At
 Yakima: Was 7l
(By The Associated Press)

YAKIMA, Feb. 25 - Oscar A. Fechter, aged seventy-one, a pio- neer banker of Washington, and a member of the University of Wash ington Board of Regents for thir- teen years died after a brief illness, here.
 He was mayor of Yakima for eight terms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-28

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Evening star., 1935-12-30
BILL WOOD GIVES
PARTY TOMORROW
Sports Writers Also Will
Shoot-Ida Simmons on
Scoring Rampage.
BY ROD THOMAS.

w YASHINGTON'S playground
boys will shoot a two-in-
wv one tournament tomorrow
afternoon at the Lucky
Strike as guests of the establishment.
It's an annual party given the young
sters by Bill Wood, Virginia Avenue
Playground "alumnus," but this time
the competition will be not only for
the playground championship, but
for a shot at the $500 in cash prizes
In The Evening Star tournament.
Park View Is the defending cham
pion.
II don't expect any Of our boys to
qualify in The Star tournament" !"
said Dick Tennyson, assistant super
visor Of Fairgrounds, today. but
nobody will top 'em in the matter Of
trying"
Miss Sybil Baker, supervisor of
Fairgrounds, declared she knew of no
event participated in by the young
sters that they enjoyed more keenly
than they did Woods offering.
And that goes, too" she said with
q smile, for the girls"
The lasses will have their fling on
the mapleways one Saturday in jan
uary, but their competition won't be
q part of The Star tournament. They
will roll only three games. The boys
will shoot five.
Wood will turn over the entire top
floor of the Lucky Strike to the young
sters tomorrow, with the grand battle
to start at l 80 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
COOPER'S RECORD 66
PAGES COAST GOLF
Field of 121, Delayed by Rain,
Resumes Pasadena Open Play
on Tricky Course.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DASADENA, Calf, December 30
A field of 121 golfers hoped Cali
fornia's sunshine would climb back
TO par today for the second round Of
the $4,000 Pasadena open tournament.
Heavy rains forced postponement of
the round yesterday and left the
course heavy for todayS play in which
the 60 low scorers. regardless of their
pro or amateur standing, will reach
the championship round. The &C.
hole finals are scheduled for to-
morrow.
Leading the pack as the second
round came up was Henry Oight
Horse) Cooper, Chicago pro, who
posted a dazzling 66, five strokes bet
ter than par, in his initial tour. The
score tied the Pasadena tournament
record set by Craig Wood in 1881.
Two strokes back were Jimmy Hines.
Garden City, Long Island, pro; AL
Kreuger, Beloit, Wise. golfer-pro base
ball pitcher. and Wilford (Wiffy) Cox
of Kenwood Club. Bethesda. Md.
Eight visiting pros held 69s-Henry
Picard, ranking star from Hershey,
Pa; Harold (Jug) McSpaden, defend
ing champion of the meet; Vic Ghezzi,
Deal, N. j.: Orville White, st. Louis;
Mortie Dutra, Detroit; Eric Seavall,
Glendale, Fred Morrison. Pasadena,
and George Schneiter, Ogden. Utah.
Horton Smith, Chicago money win
ner; Ray Mangrum, Pittsburgh, and
two California players, Les Madison.
Hollywood, and Henry Batista, PaSa-
dens amateur. scored 70s. The par
II group was crowded.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
Playground Euening Tourney Guests of Lucky Strike
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

THE bout for the worlds heavy
weight championship between
Jess Willard and Fred Fulton origi-
nally scheduled for New Orleans on
March 4 has been definitely can
celled, due to lack Of interest
throughout the country.
Nine fraternities are represented
In the George Washington inter-
fraternity bowling league, which
starts on January 8 with a match
between Delta Tau Delta and Theta
Delta Chi.
News Of the death of Tom Shev-
lin, Yale foot ball coach, has
shocked all Yale men and followers
in Washington. The suddenness Of
the departure of the dynamic
mentor struck unbelieving ears as
the virility Of the man whose teams
had beaten Princeton regularly
was recalled.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
ILLINOIS FEATHERS
SEEK WORLD HONORS
Mullins, Rightmire Battle for
Chance to Meet Arizmendi
in Title Bout.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 3o-A couple
of youngsters whose activities in
the ring belle sisSy-sounding first
names. Winfred (Moon) Mullins Of
Vincennes, Ind. and Everette CYoung)
Rightmire of Sioux City, Iowa, meet
tonight in 12-round bout for ranking
as Illinois challenger for the world
featherweight championship.
The victor will meet the winner OF a
bout at New York January 8 between
Claud Warner of California and Mike
Belloise of New York for the right to
battle Alberto (Baby) AriZmendi OF
Mexico for the title. Arizmendi is
ranked in New York and Illinois as
the best in the division, both States
having Withdrawn title recognition
from Freddie Miller of Cincinnati.
Miller, still recognized by the Ma
tional Boxing Association as 126-pound
ruler, was sidetracked by the Illinois
and New York Commissions for failure
to defend his title in those States dur
ing the last six months.
Rightmire, clever boxer, Is a mild
favorite over Mullins, a stout puncher.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
Sportscope
Continued From Eleventh Page.)

want to do it in Washington" Linke,
Of course, already is signed while
Hadley, after his 1885 showing, doesn't
figure to give Griff much of an argu-
ment-according to Griff.
Getting on in the business Of
preparing for the training rou-
tine, Grifiith announced that
his first squad, composed OF
rookie pitchers, win report to
Orlando, Fla, February %.
The rest of the hurlers, with the
exceptions of Whitehill and Buck
Newsom, who also will visit Hot
Springs, will arrive on the scene Feb
ruary 26. In this latter group will
be catchers Sam Holbrook and Bill
Starr.
Regulars will report March S. nearly
10 days before the exhibition game
season will be opened on March IA
with game against the Red Sox.
In the first group, reporting on Feb
ruary %, will be Joe Krakauskas,
Kendall Chase. Joe Bokina, Frank
Peticolas and Hutchinson (first name
unknown). all would-be pitchers.
They will be accompanied by Floyd
Perryman. catching recruit from
Albany.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
STRAIGHT OFE TME TEE
BY w. r. Me CALLuM

his wife and told her the bad news
and he fused and fumed Finally he
smelled a mouse and went outdoors.
Hey. boys. my car hasn't been stolen.
It's still out there" he said. They
must have made mistake" And he
told the story. while every one grinned.
You are a lucky guy" said Hopkins.
But say, Ben, when did you get
here?"
About 8 o'clock" said Ben.
well, it's now IL o'clock" Logan
said What puzzles me is how your
car got as far as Cherrydale in three
hours. I knew there was something
screwy about it when that call came
in, cause I knew it couldn't travel
that fast"
Evening star., 1935-12-30
DOCTORS GO TO MAT

While Joe Savoldi and Joe Cox grap-
pie in the feature of the weeks wres-
ting show at Joe Turner's Arena on
Thursday night, a couple of full
fedged doctors work in supporting
roles.
Len Hall and Fred Meyers, an osteo-
path and dentist, respectively, are
scheduled to work as wrestlers. Hall,
also a jiu-jitsu specialist, will meet
Dean Detton in the semi-flnal, while
Meyers goes against Vic Christy.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
CONFIDENT BREWERS
DEFY CRACK CELTICS
Bring EN- On," They Demand,
After Two Basket Ball Wins
Over Detroit Clowns.

"PRING on the Celtics!" were the
words today ringing in the ears
of Chris Heurich, jr.. sponsor of the
Brewer courtmen, who feel themselves
in the winning mood again after a
pair of weekend victories over the
Detroit Clowns-clowns in every re-
spect except in the game Of basket
ball.
After their second straight victory
yesterday by the score of 34-26, the
Brewers assured their backer they are
ready to tackle the famed New York
Celtics he will bring here for three
game series next week end.
The Brewers are boasting a win
ming percentage of 500 in their five
games. holding victories over the Pat
erson pros, in addition to the two over
the Clowns. Gettysburg and Bridgton
have given the Heurich team its set
backs.
In thrilling preliminary yesterday
st. Mary's Celtics broke 1928 tie to
trim their neighbors from Alexandria,
the Columbia Firemen. 1925
Evening star., 1935-12-30
D. C. TO GET ICE FRAY

The Districts ice hockey fans, dis
appointed yesterday when snow forced
postponement Of a scheduled game,
will see some of Baltimore's best puck
Founders fight it out on the Lincoln
Memorial Pool on New Year day.
Providing snow does not bury Wash
ington too deeply and cold weather
continues. the Free State and Chevro-
let Ramblers teams, tied for first place
in the Baltimore Commercial League,
will battle at o'clock under the auspi-
ces of the local A. A. u.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
crouch-Dodge Match Big Member
Tonight-Caras to Visit.

While local billiard enthusiasts await
the exhibition of Jimmy Caras. 25-
year-old world pocket billiard cham
pion. here on January q, present in
terest centers on the three-cushion
local championships resuming tonight
at the Lewis & Krause parlor.
Either Everett Crouch or Johnny
Dodge can move into a commanding
position in the 12-man race by a VIC
tory in their match, starting at 1880
o'clock. So. too, can FL Brin, who
meets the thrice-beaten Johnny Gay
at $50. Neither Flynn nor Hoeke,
undefeated leaders, see action until
Friday night.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
Sports Writer'S Shoot.

ON THE floor below another hot ses-
sion will be on. This will bring
together the city's sport writers in
their annual struggle for the Len Col
Inns Memorial Cup, presented by Wood,
who will be host also to the scribes.
Their scores, too, will count in The
Star tournament.
Abe Povich of the Post is the scratch
man of the scriveners and will con-
cede liberal handicaps, his big brother
Shirley being among those to receive
the limit of so sticks. Last years
champion, Sammy Rubinton. formerly
Of the Herald, has left the city.
Qualifying play in The Star tourna-
ment will continue through tomorrow
night at all establishments and the
roll-off will open Thursday, probably
at the Lucky Strike. The participants
votes on the plant to receive the roll
of will be counted tonight by Arville
Ebersole, secretary of the Washington
City Duckpin Association An informal
check showed the Lucky Strike we'll In
the lead over the Arcadia, Columbia
and Convention Hall.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
LOUIS IS RANKED
AHEAD Of CHAMP
Braddock Placed in Second
Group in Scribes' Poll
Made by the Ring.
BY tn, Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, December 3d.
M While Jimmy Braddock says
" the search for white hope"
to beat Joe Louis can wait
until Joe and Jim have clashed, the
Nations boxing writer's list the world
heavyweight champion as the second
fiddle" to the Dusky Detroit Bomber.
The 1885 heavyweight rankings
made today by the Ring, boxing
magazine, on the basis of sports
writer's poll, list Louis at the top of
the class. with Braddock in the second
division.
While this is unusual, the Rings
editor, Nat Fleischer. points out that
other heavyweight champions have
been ranked below challengers in the
IL years the ratings have been made.
One champion in lower bracket
this year is considered equal to
challenger. Small Montana, Filipino
wearer of the hyweight crown, is
rated shade below Benny Lynch of
Scotland.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
WINS NINE STRAIGHT.

Victorious in its last nine starts,
the East Washington Mems Club
basket ball team would like to book
strong unlimited quints. Call George
Tucker at Atlantic 1957-M between
5 and 6 pm.
Evening star., 1935-12-30
Take semi-finaIs HandiIy.

INVESTIGATION won its way to the
final round last night with 1924
victory over the Senate Beer tossers,
while Rinaldi trimmed Delaware and
Hudson, 1918.
Georgetown Boys Club snuffed out
the D. c. Paper Co.'S bid, 24-14, in
the l45-pound division, with the
Washington Boys Club swamping
Police Boys Club No. 5. 32-5. in the
115-pound class. and Georgetown Boys
Club l00-pound paSSers trouncing
Northeast Boys Club, 27-l5, In other
semi final tussles.