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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
SpolkoVa administrace

- Spolkova administrace Il.
levovych akc1 chce, ably jedno-
tive staty Sc pod1lely pfi opa-
tfovani penez urcenych ma po-
moe stradaj1clm.
V1dcove v Dome Zastup-
CT projevujf nejistotu O hlaso-
vanf O ACKNOWLEDGMENT bonu-
sech O kterych ma byti jedna-
no nyn1.
Ackoliv presna informa-
ce dana byti nemGze, odhad-
nuto re pocet osob ma vladn1ch
platebnich listinach, kteff OBJ
drzeli platy v minulem mesfci
z administered FERA, AAA a
|PWA, prevysil 17,OOO,O 900. Ma
techto zavislych je ,asi kolem
20, 100000.
Poslanecka snemovna jiz
dine %. 1nora prijala predlohu
ably bylo presidentovi ponecha-
no k rozhodnut1, chce-li arma-
du zvysiti O 51,350 muzu, pra-
We O tretinu. Harold l.. Ickes,
sekretaT vnitra, svedcil pred
Nyeovym senatnfm vyborem,
re to bylo rozhodnutf presi-
dentovo, ably Sc z fondu ma We
refine prace PWA povolila cast
ka 1915, 1925, 204 ma lodn1 pro-
gram.
Kongresnf v1dcove prav1, re
president sam rozhodne O tom,
mali odbor valky dostati neco
z pozadovane castky ctyr set
milionn dollarG ma zmoderni-
zovanf armady, ma aviatiku a
move pevnosti ma Tichem ocea-
nu.
Kdyby byly vsecky tyto pro-
jekty a plany schvaleny, Wy
stoupf vydanf ma narodn1 obra-
nu V roce 1886 ma pGldru-
he miliardy. Do toho nen1 "a
hrnuto $275, 625,2O4 ma LODI
stvo, povolene loni,z cehoz vet
sina ma byti vynalozena v tom
to roce. Rozpocet ma armada
cinf 1918, 699,488, ma manor
nictvo $489,871,347.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
Mzdv a Ford.

V New Yorku Matthew Woll,
mfstopredseda Americke fede-
race prace, uverejnil dopis, KITE
ry dostal Cd automobiloveho
magnata, Henry florida, jake
odpoved ma dotaz, souhlasl-li
Ford S akcf jinych tovarn1ku,
kter1 pracujf k tomu, ably mzdy
snfzili. Ford prohlasuje re nj
kohl. Pc cely cas- co sve tovar-
ny Tfdf, pracoval pry k tomu,
ably byly mzdy vyssi a vyssl.
Jest pTesvedcen, re jen tim
zp1sobem mono lidske spoiled
nosti prospect. Prav1, re jed
nou z nejhors1ch pTekazek hos
podarskeho pokroku jest "prd-
mysl ma vydelek", takovy, DO
ktereho kapitaliste vloz1 Jen
penfze, ale nerozum1 jeho T1ze-
nj a nejev1 on jiny zajem neil
O to, ably z neho tezili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08

TTi opilf muzi Sc vedrali do
chl6va "a domem M. Senbero-
witze V Torontu, Kanada. V
opilosti Sc nejspfse pfflis pfa-
telsky bavili S konem, coz jed
noho stale zivot a druhemu to
vyneslo tezke zranenf.
Policie nalezla 40leteho Ed
warda Holmese mrtveho, 33
leteho Patricka Burnse S prora
zenou lebkou a tret1 opilec Ed
Flett nebyl Size kopnut, ale
musel byt odvezen do nemoc-
nice, ponevadz trpel otravou
alkoholem. Vypili lahev alko-
holu k mazan1 a byli tax opil1,
re Flett nemohl policii vysvet-
liti, jak Sc do chleva dostali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
Varuje pred katastrofou.

Senator Thomas, demokrat z
Oklahomy, predpovfda, re dol
de ku horst krisi neil jaka
prodelana byla roku 1929, jest
lie dnesn1 vlada Dude pokra-
covati v prodeji bondG, dluzeni
Sc a vydavan1 obnosG.
Senator tvrdil V reci sve, KITE
rou pronesl We Sdruzenf zahra-
nicnf sluzby Bostonu, re ban
ky dnes mali mezi Is a 16 bill
ony We vladn1ch bondech. T.
padkem 10 bod1 v Gene, poc1-
ia senator, obratem ruky ztra-
cen by byl billion a pGl dolarG
a tim kapital vetsiny bank We
Spojenych Statech by zmizel z
moci techto.
TAX zvane "baby bondy",
ktere dnes vlada rozprodava
pc $25, ably pry i tt "mens1''
NELL pTllezitost 81 je koupiti,
jsou die nazoru senatorova
znamkou, jak vlada jest jiz
desperatnf We SVEN financova-
nj.
Senator pravi, re jich vlada
rozproda nekolik milion1, ale
nikdy pet tis1c bilionG a ty KITE
re rozproda jsou die jeho ma
zoru jenom malou casti toho,
CO vlada potTebuje.
Senator mysl1, re president
ma plan, ale re nenf jisto, kdy
S MIN pocne. Veci vsak memo
hou pokracovati touto cestou,
pTipom1na senator.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
Trpici dite.

mas petilety synek mfval
casem kozn1 vyrazku," pise o.
H. K. Hiebert z Modern, Man.
INA rdznych castech jeho tela
vyskytovaly Sc male vlhke pu-
chyTe, ktere Sc rychle rozmno-
zovaly; trpel tez pravidelnou
cinnost1 strev. Vzdor r1dznym
lecivym prostFedkGm zdalo Sc,
re Sc jeho stav zhorsuje. Da-
vail jsme mu pax pravidelne
Ora. Petra Hoboko, a v KRAFT
KEN case vyrazka Sc ztratila.
Decko Sc nyn1 test dobremu
zdrav1." Blahodarnym dcin-
KEN ma pochod vymesovanf
tento spolehlivy bylinny lex ma
pomaha pr1rode v odstranova-
nj necistoty a We vybudovani
zdraveho a silneho tela. Neob-
sahuje zadnych skodlivych prf-
sad, m1ze Sc bezpecne davati
ditkam a nemluvnat1m. Pouze
mfstnf jednatel6 mohou jej do
davati; nen1-li zadny We vasem
sousedstv1, piste DR.. Peter
Fahhrney & Sons Co., 25O1
Washington Blvd, Chicago
Ill. advt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08

to, ably pfidal tuto obrovskou
sunni ku stale rostouc1mu dlu-
hui, re tento rok ma byti ca
sem, kdy sn1zena byti ma Wy
dan1 a urovnan rozpocet.
= Senator H. F. Byrd z Vir-
ginie, jinak presidentGv stou-
pence, ktery pravil: "U mas We
Virginii vine dobre, co takove
verejne prace znamenajl. Ne
prvn1, ale druha a tret1 pr1sti
generace NIUE byti zatfzena
dluhy, ktere nezaplatf. Tako-
We veTejne prace sc jeSte neo-
svedcily v zadne zemi. We Vir-
ginii S S mimi zacalo asi pred
sto Lefty. Cd roku 1920 do
1860 vydluzil Sc stat $33,0OO,-
900 ma zrizovani prdplavu, ze-
leznic, silnic a mostd S mytem,
a o vsech tech podnicfch Sc tyr
dilo, re Sc budou vyplacet.
Ones ma z toho stat Virginia
jednu zeleznici v Gene $1,37O,-
900 a k tomu $4,000 900 dlu-
hu jeste nezaplaceneho. Vice
nez sto milion1 dollarG bylo
jiz zaplaceno ma splatky a ma
1roky."
= Rooseveltova administra-
ce hajena byla v pondeli gene
ralem, Hugh S. Johnson, byva-
lynn direktorem NRA.
General byl recnfkem pfi no.
slime We Waldorf-Astoria V
New Yorku. V reel sve fekl,
re jak senator Long tax Rev.
Coughlin hrali dlohy "silene
rozpolozenych pfskalG". Sc
natordm, kteTf stoj1 "a obema
johnson hrozi, re "hrajf ball
dynamitem", re chaos a dikta-
tura jimi zavinena byti mGze.
Rec Johnsonova propletena
byla jeho "kvetomluvou" cd
pocatku do konce. Mluvil o
1929 zazaTenf a poprasku",
o "hudebnfm, rozplacanem po-
vidan1 z fecniste nabozen-
stv1", o "kynutf kysele smfseni-
n.y., a "dvou p1skalech v Ha-
melin mestecku" a podobne.
General pos1leny honebnf Sc
zonou v JIM Karollne, jen ST.
Sci odvahou. "Kazdy blazen
VIZ, re nemGzete odkliditi
spoustu dvanacti rocn1 sflenos-
tt V dobe dvou rok6."
Vypravoval, re ma tTi milo
ny novych jobG utvoTeno bylo
cd F1jna 1888.
Ma konec vykladal, re "mlu-
vi sam "a sebe", re vi, re ire
ba "p1skalove" reknou, re "byl
opily nebo Sc zblaznil, ale Re
nikdy nebyl vice uvazuj1c1m
neil behem reci teto."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
Manzelsky zivot " tech
Spojenych Statech.

Kdyz Julia Andreyho vzbu-
dila sveho manzela We 3 hodi-
ny rano, udelala to, jak on ma
nj soudci zaloval, rozbitfm mu
hlavy ocelovou rourou.
Manzelu soudce rozvod po-
volil CO nejrychleji. Stale sc v
Chicago.
Mona re pes William
Rhoudsove steka ma jasne zaT1-
CT mes1c, ale at tax nebo onak,
soudce povolil manzelovi roz-
vod. Rhouds zaloval, re man
zelka jeho vycvicila psa tax, a
by vzdy stekal, kdyz on v noel
vracel Sc domd, ably tax zad-
mimi dvermi propustila pT1tele,
ktery il v nepritomnosti man
zelove pomahal kratiti dlou-
hou chv1li. Stale Sc Cape
May Courthouse, N. j.
= Cleopatra zalovala, re
manzel Herkules zmizel, kdyz
zalovala Cd neho O rozvod. "a
dost vysvetlovala, jak -nasle-
duje:
.Herkules odejel do Kanady,
ponevac v Chicago zavedeno
bylo S MIN vysetTovanf, re v re
mi jest protizakonne. z Kama
DIV il zadal, aby "a MIN Ona,
obcanka Spojenych Stat1, pri-
jela a S MIN Sc tam nechala Cd
dati. Svolila. Wal 81 il "a ze-
nu, ably byl manzelem Americ-
Ike obcanky. Jake takovy "a
zadal, ably mohl S nj prijeti do
Spojenych Stat1. Zadosti je-
no vyhoveno bylo. Jakmile S
nj do Chicago pTijel, utekl cd
nj a stopy pc mem nenl.
= Kdyz zena telefonuje "ji-
nemu muzi" a 1cet "a telefo-
novanf obnas1 $15O.70, manzel
nemusf platiti 1cet, rozhodl
soudce.
Charles j. Hermann, 40 ro-
XII stary, zbaven byl zodpoved-
nosti teto, kdyz soudce cd ne,
no slysel, re jeho zena volala
z Chicago ma telefonu "Mr
Mann do Santa Barbara, Ka
lifornie, v zaff casne z rama
1888. Ucet Ia "telefon' cini
recenOu sunni.
Vedle rozhodnutf soudce
rozhodl jeste rozvod We pros
pech manzela.
- Charles Ingraham je spo
kojen - je "a mr1zemi. Pro
sill soudce, ably no dial zavf1t
do vezenf, ably tax manzelk;
jeho mohla dostavati $1.5(
denne podpory pro sebe a sv,
ctyri d1tky. Soudce odsoudi
jej ma mes1c pro nepodporova
nj manzelky. Stale Sc v Salem
Massachusetts,.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
Sauna zahvnuIa.

V Cuba, N. Y, Edith Lamay,
13 let stara, zemTela cd popa-
lenin utrpenych pTi zachrane
ctyr mlads1ch bratrf a sester z
hor1c1ho domu. D1vka, jedna
z p6ti det1, jez byly zaskoceny
ohnem v prvn1m poschod1, nu-
tia ostatnf deti, ably skocily S
okna do snehu a sama jsouc
popalena cd hlavy az k pate,
skocila dolG naposled.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
Sousedska laska.

Tramp: eta PAM vedle va
seho domu dala mne donna u
pecenou buchtu. Mohla byste
mi dati take neco?"
PAM: "Ano, nejlepe Dude.
dam-li yam pilulku pro vytra.
VENT"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-08
Poprve strelil - usmrtil diva.

Poprve strelil - usmrtil diva.
C~ernossky baptisticky kaza-
tel v Chicago v zivote SVEN v
nedeli poprve stfelil a usmrtil
diva muze.
Diva cernosi vedrali Sc do
domu Rev. Edwarda Vain
wright. Manzelka jeho branfc
Sc jim, stfelena byla jednfm a
zranena kriticky. Kazatel cho-
pill revolver a strelil po bandi-
tech. Jeden skacel Sc mrtev
ma mfste, druhy nalezen byl
mrtvy v blfzkosti domu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05

the two prominent artists who are
executing them, it was learned today.
Officials Of the National Park Serv-
ice and the Fine Arts Commission will
inspect these colossal models and
then will come the problem of secur-
ing funds to have them translated
into stone. The local authorities are
hopeful that public works grant
may be secured for this work, so that
the original designs for the bridge
development may be carried out.
Two of the giant statues, symbolic
of war, will be placed at the bridge
head, near the Lincoln Memorial
These are the work of the sculptor
Leo Friedlander of New York. He
executed the bas-reliefs for the Ma
tional Chamber of Commerce Build
ing here, as well as many other IA
nous designs over the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05

Symbolic Of peace and the arts of
peace, two equestrian statues will be
placed at the Rock Greek and Potomac
Parkway approach, northwest Of the
Lincoln Memorial. These statues rep
resent the art Of James Earle Fraser,
who designed the Alexander Hamilton
statue on the steps of the Treasury
Department, the John Ericsson Me-
mortal in Potomac Park and numerous
other works Of art.
John L. Maggie, engineer of the
National Park Service, who has been
assisting in the development o. the
Arlington Memorial Bridge project
since the days that Lieut.. Col. U. S.
Grant, Sd, was in charge, explained
that quarter and half size models
were made previously. The Fine Arts
Commission was consulted at each
stage of the development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
Night of Horror on Glacier
Follo,vs Plunge on Slick Ice

while he, his wife. his sister, Laura
Bell, and another couple were stand
ing upon it, resting IN their attempt
to scale the mountain.
Mrs. Corlay screamed and her hus-
band made lunge to her side. The
ice on which he was standing gave
way and he stumbled, sprawling like
lightning" down scross the glacier.
Mrs. Corlay. horror stricken, said
her husband struck against a boulder
and was tossed Is feet into the air,
then plunged from sight behind other
Jagged rocks,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05

readily admitted shooting Judge
Meador, who was playing golf with
his son, last Thursday.
Judge Meador still is in q serious
condition in a Monet hospital. He
has a bullet wound in the head.
Coffey was trailed by bloodhounds
to transient camp, where residents
recalled seeing him with a pistol. He
was arrested at the home Of his step
mother in Butterfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05

Corlay said when he regained con-
sciousness he felt as If every bone
in his body was broken. Then, he
said, he attempted 70 crawl across Q
portion Of the glacier to safety. One
slip, he said, would have plunged
him across ice again down another
cliff. He struggled throughout the
night, but managed only to crawl
three-quarters of g. mile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
Stockholders Protest.

Stockholders Of mining companies
in South Africa are protesting against
their organizations shifting from the
mining Of high-grade to low-grade ore
when the government went of the gold
standard and caused the price of the
metal to increase in terms of South
African currency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ESTES PARK, Colo, July 5.-A
night of horror combining a plunge
of 600 feet across a glacier and hours
Of crawling on the slick ice of Flat
Top Mountain lett Kenneth Corlay,
rs, Champaign, ILL.,, high school in
structor, determined Ito 60 back and
climb that peak"
Park rangers, who found Corlay
at dawn at the base Of the precipice
over which he fell, said hts escape
from death was miraculous"
The ice on Tyndall Glacier cracked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05

The powerful little Westinghouse
motor is efficient and economical
uses no more current than q 80
watt bulb. One-piece blades firmly
mounted in place. Requires oiling
only once year. Rugged base
that eliminates excessive vibration
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
GROUP.
MODELS DUE SOON
Fine Arts Commission to
Inspect Work of Two
Prominent Artists.

Full-size models of the equestrian
groups that are to be located at the
Washington end of the Arlington
Memorial Bridge will soon be in the
National Capital from the studios of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
SHOT JUDGE, DEPUTY
SAYS BOY, 10, ADMITS
Planned Robbery on Missouri
Golf Course, Then Lost Nerve,
Is Youths Story.

BY the Associated Press.
CASSVILLE, Mo-, July 5.-A youth
who allegedly admitted he shot Pro-
bate Judge Dan B. Meador in a
planned robbery, but then lost his
nerve, was held here today while
officers awaited outcome of the
jurists serious injury.
The prisoner, 18-year-old Lawrence
E. Coffey of Butterfield, Mo, was ar
rested last night by Deputy Sheriff
GLADDEN. Daugherty, who said the boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
Prizes Will Be
 Offered for Best Decorated Tree

The Executive Board of the Cham Der of Commerce has appropriated the sum of $25 in prizes for the best decorated outdoor Christmas tree, and for the best trimmed Christmas window display. it was announced at the Chamber of Commerce lun- cheon in the Terminal today.
 The prizes for Christmas trees are as follows: ST, first prize, $5, second prize, and $3, third prize. The trees will be judged by spec ial committee composed of Frank Dufresne. Harry Lucas. and N Les ter Troast, on either Christmas eve or Christmas night. Persons who have decorated trees in outlying districts where they might be missed by the judges on their tour of in- spection, are requested to notify the Secretary of the Chambere of Com mercee.
 A single prize of S10 will be awarded the best window display by the same committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
CHAMBER TO INVESTIGATE
 CARGO ACTION
Discussion of A. J. Freight Taken Up at Luncheon,
 Committee Named

As a result of the refusal of sea- men aboard the steamer Alaska to work cargo consigned to the Alaska Juneau mine, while the ship was in port here last Tuesday, the Juneau Chamber of Commerce will make an investigation with aim of helping in bringing about solution of the matter.
 At the Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the Terminal Cafe to- day, H. L. Faulkner, local attorney brought up the matter for the con- ,ideration of the Chamber.
 T have no connection with the nine or with the mining company, MT. Faulkner said, but several people with whom have talked since shipments to the A. J. mine were stopped through action of the Seattle Maritime Federation, have isked me to bring the subject to he attention of the Chamber We all know that during the last two )r three months A. J. fright has been lnloaded on barges, but as a result ,f the recent ruling in Seattle, 50 3ons of freight aboard the Alaska were carried on to the Westward. "As it stands now freight is shut off from the mine. One man to
 (Continued on Page D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
COMMITTEE GIVEN PLAN

GENEVA, Dec 12.-The Leagues Committee of Eighteen. which is charged with consideration of sane tions. heard representatives of France and Great Britain tell of the plan to end the Italo- Ethiopian war in secret session.
 Premier Laval. of France, and Capt. Anthony Eden gave the other members of the Committee vague outline of the proposal
 M Komarnick. of Poland. told the Committee his nation is opposed to the adoption by the Committee of any measure calculated to aggrav- ate the international situation and insisted the time has come for world problems to be placed before the League of Nations which should be convoked as soon as possible.
 British and French delegates in- dicated they would endeavor to ob- tain postponement of fixing the date for oil sanctions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
FEDERAL GOVT. TAXES REIN IN
 LICCETT PROBE
Attorney General Cum mings Reveals Request
 for Investigation

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 12.- The Department of Justice has been asked by Chief of Police Frank For estal to take complete charge of the investigation of the assassina- ton of Walter Liggett. militant pub fisher of the Midwest American.
 Chief Forestal refused to disclose the reason for his action, which oc- cured after conference with Fed eral operatives in St. Paul.
 Earlier. Attorney General Homer s. Cummings revealed that he had received a letter from Mrs. Liggett asking for a Federal investigation.
 Meanwhile, police rechecked the alibi of Isadore Blumenfield identi- fled by the widow as the slayer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
OVER ATLANTIC NOW
 SEEMSCERTAIN
Four Countries Practically Agree to Landing
 Privileges

WASHINGTON, Dec. l2--A major aviation goal, commercial transpor- tation spanning the Atlantic, moved toward fulfillment today with a virtual agreement between four nations to exchange landing priv ileges.
 Officials of the United States, Great Britain, Ireland and Canada, have agreed in principle to extend reciprocal landing and operating privileges to make the service pos sible.
 Experimental flying next spring now appear tosbe probability.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
CUBAN CABINET ELECTS GOVT.
 HIGH OFFICERS
President to Be Chosen To night by Cabinet-Hold
 Office Short Time

HAVANA, Dec. 12.-Twice baked in efforts to meet the Cuban coun- cil of state, the Cabinet set tonight for a session to elect a provisional president and officials.
 quorum restrictions will be abandoned and majority of those present will name president until the January elections.
 Jose A. Barnet, former Secretary of State who became president af- ter the resignation of Carlos de Mendieta. was mentioned for post.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
FLOOD CAUSED BY BREAK UP
 OF ICE JAMS
Copper Center and Tekil Residents Forced to Move
 Tn 12 Below Weather

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Dec. 12.-A phone message from Richardson Highway points states that ice jams breaking in Klutina Lake and Sina River have caused floods at Copper Center and Tekil, carrying out bridges at both places.
 Copper Center residents moved their provisions, materials and houses to higher ground with the aid of boats.
 Temperature there was twelve be- low zero yesterday morning, with colder weather indicated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
ERLANDS POINT
 JURY IS SH0WN N DEATH WEAPONS
C rim gist Identifies Butcher Knife, Claw
 Hammer, Bullets

PORT ORCHARD, Wash, Dec. 2.-Bloodstained weapons found in the Frank Flieder cottage at Er- lands Point were shown to the jury of the Leo Hall and Peggy Paulos murder trial.
 Luke s. May, Seattle crimin- logist, identified the butcher knife, claw hammer and three bullets as the instruments used to murder four men and two women.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
AUTONOMY IS
 RESTORED TO
 EGYPT COLONY
King Faud Signs Royal De- cree Restoring Constitu-
 tional Government, 1852

CAIRO, Dec. 12.-King Fuad to- day signed royal decree restoring the constitutional government Of Egypt.
 England consented to Egypt's re- turn to self government in the form of the suspended 1882 constitution after a persistent Nationalist anti British campaign.
 Swift developments coming on the day the cabinet of Premier Nes- sim was to resign, did away with the necessity of resignations and the ministers withdrew their plans to quit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-12
OF
 RAIL IMP IRE
 PASSES AWAY
M. ]. Van Sweringen Dies in Cleveland After
 Months Illness

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 12 - Mantis J. Van Sweringen, who with his brother rose from obscure pow erty to build a great rail empire, is dead here after an illness of several months.
 Partners in every enterprise from office boy days up, Mantis Van Swer- ingen and his elder brother, Oris Paxton Von Sweringen, became out standing railroad owners and oper- ators before they had reached middle age.
 The era of rail concentrations found them in 1882 in control, by means of holding companies, of 2l 900 miles of railroads with total value of nearly $3,000, 100000 Their sys- tans extended from the Atlantic sea board to the Rocky Mountains at Pueblo, Colo. and south to Fl Paso Texas
 The industrial emplre building reached it's apex in 1880 when they acquired control of the l2,564 miles Of the Missouri Pacific with it's sub- sidiaries, including the Texas 6 Pacific, the international Gre a t Northern and the Gulf Coast road.
 Divide Responsibilities
 Then, for the first time, the broth CTS found it advisable to divide their responsibilities. Oris became chair man of the board of the Missouri Pacific, resigning from the eastern roads directorates. This left Mantis at the head of the Chesapeake & Ohio, the Nickel Plate, the Erie, the Pere Marquette, the Hooking Valley and allied lines.
 The brothers were born near Woo ster, Ohio, Mantis on July 8, 1881, slightly more than two years after Oris. There was another brother, Herbert, and two sisters, Edith and Carrie, in the family. The father was James Tower Van Sweringen, one time engineer: in the Pennsylva7 mia old fields who had been severely wounded at the battle of Gettysburg in the civil war. -,at,
 Fraternal Partnership
 The mother of the family died when Mantis was only four years old. The children grew up in Cleve- land and there Oris and Mantis de- veloped their penchant for fraternal partnership.
 At the age of IS Oris got a job as office boy for the Bradley Chemical Company Two years later Mantis followed suit The boys won promo ton together and became clerks.
 The younger brother was scarcely of age when they turned their minds to real estate in the rapidly growing Ohio metropolis. Their first enter prise in the new field was failure. but they tried again.
 Obtain Options
 A tract of 2,000 acres was on the market near the city and with bor- rowed money they obtained options, named it Shaker Heights and started suburb. Mantis was then "A and Oris 26. They bolsteredi
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