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, 1935-08-12
Declaraciones
Del Licenciado
E. Portes Gil

MEXICO, D.. F., gosto IL (AT)-
FL ST.. Lie. Emilio PorteS Gil, Presi-
dente gel Partido Nacional Revo-
lucionario. ha hecho declaraciones
en- las que hace importantes recti-
ficaciones a los juicios emitidos por
la escritora judo Americana, Anita
Brener, sobre la polititca Nacional.
Manifesto Ell ST.. Lie. Portes Gil que
resuelta la situacion politica deSpueS
de la ultima crisis graciaS a la ha-
bilidad del S. Presidente CArdenas,
Sc obServa actualmente en- todoS los
sectories de la opinion publica un
franco deSeo de colaborar con Ell
gobierno. que la mentalidad de un
grupo de eScritores norteamericanos
con reSpecto a la succession de los
gobiernoS de Mexico. Sc hasa en- que
Ia fuerza personal de un solo hon.
bre que ellos llaman hombre fuerte.
son la determinante de tales cam
bios. cuyo juicio es erroneo. pueSto
que Mexico Ia salido graciaS a la
enterza del Presidente CArdenaS de
esa situacion, adquiriendo plena-
mente su mayor edad sin necesidad
en- 10 future de la Influenza per-
sonal de los caudillos que cuando
no tienen suficiente grandeza de
espiritu, envilecen a los pueblos que
han tratado de Salvar. Que antes
de la separation del General Gales
del regimen revolucionario de
Mexico, mucha genie Sc pregunta-
pa en- ell extranjero: Que Sera de
este pals Ell dia que Gales desa-
parezca de la escena politica? Y la
condensation ha sido obtenida des-
pues de que este hombre, sc dis
tancio del regimen actual de Mexico,
puesto que no ha pasado absolu-
tamente NADIA, va que todos hemoS
visto que Ia Administration Publica
continue su marcha sin Interrupt
cion alguna que lie ha impreso el
General LAZaro Cardenas."
, 1935-08-12
Investigaran Los
Centres Obreros

MEXICO, d. +. Agosto Pat
Il ala izquierda del bloque Nacio-
RAJ Revolucionario de Ia Camara de
Eiputados tom6 aver importantes a
cuerdos siendo uno de ellos Ell que
Sc refiere a conceder accion popular
rara que sean denunciados todos
los monopolios exiStentes en- Ell pals,
y otro Ell que Sc refiere a una en-
cuesta que sc llevar& a cabo para
las condolences de ira
tzjc en- todoS los centres obreroS.
, 1935-08-12
Excursiones A La
Republica Mexicana

MEXICO, D. F.. Agosto RAT
La ComiSion Nacional de Turismo
de Ia Secretaria de Gobernacion tie
he conocimiento que proximamente
vendran al pals cuatro importantes
eAcursioneS que procedentes de Los
Angeles, Calf, desembarcaran en- el
pI:erto de Acapulso para continuar
su gira a Taxco. Cuernavaca, Teo-
tihuacan, Puebla. Guadalajara y
Manzanillo. de cuyo puerto regre-
ss-an a su lugar de origen.
, 1935-08-12
LA POSICION DE
LAS DOS DRAGAS

Los trabajos de excavation que
sc eStan uevando a cabo en- el canal
para vapores que sc est4 conStru-
yendo de Port Isabel q Brownsville,
progresan rapidamente.
La draga Orleans habia excavado
$3.50 pies.
La Draga Texas habia excavado
46.745 pies.
La Orleans Sc encuentra a l-92
n,illaS de distancIa v Ia Texas q 6-35
millas de diStancia del Sitio donde
sc ~construirA Ell voltesdero para va
pores del Puerto de Brownsville.
, 1935-08-12
Salio Para La Ciudad
De Mexico Aver
para z Heraldo)

Especial para Il Heraloo)
MATAMOROS. lamps. Agosto H.
Ell domingo por Ia manana, en- el
trpn ordinario. salio para In capital
de Ia Republica Mexicana, Ell DR..
Juan Il. Gutierrez, conocido medico
de esta ciudad.
II DR.. Gutierrez va q la capital
de In Republica Mexicana a diSfru-
ANN de unas vacaciones, perma-
neciendo en- aquella ciudad cuatro
bananas. segdn informes que publ
Ans obtener hoy.
vi AdemAs, segdn supimos, va a
m capital a reanudar u antiguas
amistRdes-
III DR.. Gutierrez reside actual
mente en- Brownsville, Texas. donde
tiene su oficina, pero fue residente
de Matamoros por largo ttempo.
, 1935-08-12
Los C~ampesinos
Cooperan Con
Ell Presidente

MEXICO, D. F. AgoSto RAT
Los EjidatarioS de Ia Comunidad
Agraria de Santa Maria Ajoleapan.
Mex. han inaugurado Ia escuela ru-
raj federal "Ernesto Soto Reyes,
en- un edificio que puede concep-
tuarse como Ell mas costoso de Ia
oomunidad. ESto significa claramen-
r. que los campesinos estAn dis
puestoS a preStar toda su coopera-
Cor al plan de gobierno del c. Pre-
sidente de la Republica, en 10 que
refpecta nj ramo educational
, 1935-08-12
Presentation u n a
Peticion A La
Cornision

VILLA HERMOSA, Tabasco. Agos-
to 12.-AT.-La solicitud de deSa-
fIero hecha por el Juez de DiStrito
en- villa HermoSa. TabaSco, contra
el Senador Ausencio c. Cruz, a quien
Sc lie considera participe de los SAN
grientos acontecimientoS regiStrados
hacc POGO tempo en- aquel EStado,
ocnde perdieron la vida varios eS-
tudiantes UniverSitarioS. ha Sido
eIevada por la Comision Permanent
te al Congress- de la Union para
que este resuelva sobre tai peticion.
, 1935-08-12
Ell Tiempo

Brownsville y ell Vale: EStar&
parcialmente nublado esta noche y
Ell marteS.
SoplarAn vientos moderados del
SIR en- Ia costa.
Il rio Subira de nivel un POGO en-
esta ciudad y en- Ell trayecto q IL
dfsembocadura.
, 1935-08-12
PESQUISA

Sc desea saber Ell paradero de
Jesus CaSaS. de "A amos de edad
que vivi6 en- Harlingen y en- Combes.
Texas. FL Consulate de Mexico en-
Brownsville agradecerA cualquier
information que lie sea proportion
ado sobrs 81 particular.
, 1935-08-12
Motas Conds
De La Ciuddd

FL domingo en- Ia manana visi-
taron Port Isabel, cuatro redactores
'iel Heraldo, habiendoSe divertido
peScando el las aguaS del Colo de
Mexico y de Ia Laguna Madre.
Ademas visitaron los vapores que
sc encuentran en- aquel puerto, asl
como los lugareS de interes.
Los redactores que viSitaron aquel
puerto fueron los siguientes: Hart
well Stilwell. Dan Fowler, Hal Eus-
tace. Redactor de Deportes ' Oscar
j. del Castillo.
Los trabajoS del oleoducto estan
p~IogreSando rapidamente. La tube
"a sc encontraba lista para ser
conectada, v las mAquinaS que ha-
cen la excavation Sc encuentran en-
los cercaniaS de Los FreSnos.
Sc han eXcavado mas de dieZ v
Siete millas de zanja, donde Sc ms
tiara Ia tuberfa. Las mAquinaS u
hacen la excavation trabajan rApi-
dsmente.
No Sc han regiStrado robos de
corsideracion en- Brownsville desde
hace tempo debido q 10 eficaz de
las patrullaS policiacas. Los auto
moviles de las p~atrullas estAn eoui-
paooS con radios, recibiendo orde-
res de Ia Central de Policia, donde
Sc e~ncuentra instalado un transmit
Sof.
Dos "politicoS" sc acaloraron de-
maSiadO en- las diScuSi0nex arerra
dc las elecciones que Sc aproximan
para elegir Mayor de la Ciudad. De
,aS palabras paSaron a los hechos.
p7OplnandoSe ambos tuerteS golpes.
Hubo muchoS espectadores, quienes
Sc d~ivirtieron o Ell match. gra-
It's, por Supuesto. 81 ESQ sucede aho-
"a que falta tanto tempo para las
eiecciones, quien sabe que suceda
mas ala.
La Srita. Rosa Esperanto del
Castillo, hija del DR.. Jose Adrian del
Castillo. regreso esta mahana del
vecino puerto de Corpus Christi,
acompanada del Sr. Rafael Flores Y
eSposa. y de las Sritas. Esther Y
Lila Flores.
Las personals referidas habian sa-
lido de Brownsville para Corpus
Christi la semana paSada.
Fl domingo por la tarde, salio de
la vecina Matamoros, para Ia Gu
dad de Mexico. Ell DR.. Juan 3. Gu
tierrez. conocido medico de esta
ciudad Y de Brownsville.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
200 FAMILIES AND
 400 IABORERS TO
 SAIL Al ASkA MAY ]
(By The Associated, ,Press)

WASHINGTON, March g - Revivng pioneer days the federal government completed plans for sample mig ration from the droughtbghed middle west to the Matan- uska Vaye in Alaska, of two hundred families and four hundred unmarried aorers to be transferred this spring
 Their travel and preliminary expenses will be adVanc- ed under the relief ami nsraon division Claims are to be staked eight thousand of public land in the valley The first shpoad will leave Seattle San Francisco about May st and the remainder will follow later in the month landing at Seward The settlers will be moved to Anchor age and sheltered in tents ~s1 -.
 The is to be devoted to clearing part of each forty acre homestead ch has been allotted for each fam y and the building of cabins, schools and preparing for the first crop next spring. -. ;'~
 Some four hundred unmarried men will operate the land for clearing Machinery and supplies will be furnish ed by the rehabi Iation corporaton Other work CTS will establish cooperative creamery to supply Anchor age Willow Creek, and gold fedss and nearby coal mining communities. ag<t.z. *f"s.'
 Grains and peas expected to be the chief products for the first hundred day growing season The settlers are to be from the northern part ofe m1ddeWes where the climate similar to that in Matanuska Ot- fcals said that settlers would be oved from unpro dctve farms that have been retired from cultivation under the relief administration purchase program All of them will be "handpcked for qualities conductive of success officials said. .-..s =% 4 E#t
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
Fairbanks Dog
 Derby To Be
 Run On Sunday
(Bv The Associated PreSs)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 FAIRBANKS, March - Perfect weather greeted the Fairbanks Ice Carnival and Dog Derby yesterday the beginning of three day affair, which will run through Sunday.
 Hockey players, curriers', and fans came via dog team, train, auto and airplane to Fairbanks to participate and witness this spectacular show ing.
 The dog derby is to be run Sum- day. The snow is just right for skiing and mushing Dawson is flaw ored to win the Hockey series.
 William Huttalla and Margaret Wagner were elected Carnival King and Queen. In the parade yester- day were thirty-fve floats. A pros pector's log cabin was hewn from solid ice and erected in the heart of the city, where the King and Queen were coronated, guarded by dogs sculptored in ice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
First of Mining Vanguard Returns With Good News
Sunset Greek Dredge Co. To Build
 New Power Plant, Enlarge Activities

One of the first dredge men to re- turn to Nome via plane from the states after a short vacation, was Chester Milligan, accompanied by his bride. the former Mrs. Agnes Ross, who were married last fall at Seattle.
 In an interview with the Nome Nugget Mir Milligan told about fu- ture operations of the Alaska Sun set Dredging Co.,, of which he is superintendent of operations and dredgemaster A C Stewart who was responsible for the organization of the dredging company on Sunset Creek. has disposed of his interest and henceforth will devote hie time to placing a dredge on the Wm. Ali son placer ground on Casadepaga river, in the Solomon section.
 Manager w A Castleton of the Sunset company will come to Nome via plane from Seattle shortly, also seven other employees of the dredg- ing concern will come in via plane
 MT. Milligan will start drilling op- erations in May to the westward of the dredge. The company will carry on prospecting all summer with a drill, and if the ground warrants, the company will build a cubic foot bucket dredge, which will be the same type of dredge used by the Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields. This would make it possible to han dle more yardage and be able to work lower grade gruond at a profit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09

The Sunset dredge will have its annual ovrehauling and repair work commence about April 1st It is ex pected to begin dredge operations some time early in May, thus giv- ing the dredge a long season of dig ging activities. It will be recalled that the dredge was constructed last Winer and spring and due to the longshormen's strike at Seattle, machinery parts were delayed in arriving at Nome, making it inn possible to complete the dredge and begin operations before the middle of July.
 A new Diesel power plant will be
 hipped to Nome on the first boats for the Alaska Sunset Dredging Company. The engines will be 400 hp Bush Schultzer deiseI to sup plant the present cqlupmeat, and will be installed this summer and new motors of 60 cycle will be plac- ed on the dredge to handle the pow CT arrangement The present equip ment will take care of this seasons work. About 9 men will be em- ployed during the season.
 Next fall the company will install a revolving screen to replace the shaker type screen on the dredge This spring the power plant build ing will be enlarged about 30 feet; additional buildings will also be constructed to accommodate the crew and a new bungalow will be built for MT. and Mrs Milligan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
Concentrated
 Attack Struma
 Area To Begin
tBv The Associated Press)

tBv The Associated Press)
 ATHENS, March 9 - The govern ments present inability to make eff fective it's reiterated promise 10 stem the instruction with a decis- i've step. kept the Antoga land and sea situation deadlocked.
 Meanwhile loyalist indignation here Wa expressed against the reb- els for the international effect the revolt might have, and the internal waste caused by the disturbance.
 Some fear that the delays of the government have lent time to the insurgents during which they may have consolidated their position. Government planes and artillery are engaged against the Macedonian rebels. Government sources declar- ed that a concentrated attack on the Struma River area was about to begin. Planes scared low over reb- el forces and peppered them with machine gun fire, but the rebels re- piled with heavy guns, forcing the planes to return to their bases.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
Advance Of SlO Monthly Granted
 By Boat Owners $
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Assoclated Press)
 SEATTLE, March g - Executives of Alaska shipping lines and agents of the unions signed an agreement averting a Walllout affecting Alaskan commerce, today.
 An advance of ten dollars month ly was granted by the companies to sailors iremen, water tenders, oil CTS, cooks and walters, retroactive June 9th. No material change in hours was made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
CBy The Associated Press)

BELGRADE, March - A rebel deserter swan the Struma river this morning and told the loyal forces that the rebel corps were oflicered chiefly by communists. Athens reports said the general in charge was the son of former Prem fer Venizelos, the rebel leader.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
Huey Long Forces Delay
 lin Senate
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, March 9-Adopt- ing flibustering tactics Senator Huey Long forced a delay in the senate, of the consideration of the work re- lief bill, until Monday, when plans for a renewed fight for the McCar- ran prevailing wage amendment will be forthcoming.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09

Among other items of news learn ed from Mir. Milligan was that Bob and A C Stewart will continue to operate the Monument creek pro perties as usual, and are expected to be arrivals via plane from the states soon.
 ' A c Stewart will ship in 1l2 cubic foot bucket dredge of the Hume type, which is now being con structed by the Washington Iron Works of Seattle The machinery and other material necessary for construction of the dredge will ar rive on the first boats, and be nov led to the Casadepaga as quickly as possible, in order that the dredge may be placed in working condition this season, on the Billy Allison ground.
 Gus Rosen will return to Melsing Creek in the Council section and will rebuild the old Melsing dredge or move it to another location.
 Chas. Kimball, one of the first Hume type dredge operators in this and Solomon river sections, is re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
(By The Associated Press)

LONDON, March 9 - Uneonfrm- ed reports from Alexandria, Egypt, saying that rebel ships had bom- barded Athens, were officially den- jed by the Greek legation here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
Stewart To Bring In Dredse For Casadepaga Mining Section
Melsing Creek Dredge Be Placed Operation

turning to Nome and is expected in by plane before the breakup. It is not known definitely what MT. Kim balls plans are, but Charley will be a welcome mining man to these shores.
 Chas. w Lewis, Nome merchant, who accompanied by his wife, spent the winter outside, will return to Nome and construct modern busi- ness establishment, to replace the one burned during the Sept l7th fire last fall
 MT. and Mrs. Ted Kreamer who were residents of Nome for several years, in the employ of the Ham mon Company as a dredge man just returned to Fairbanks after vaca- tion in the states. MT. Kreamer is employed on one of the dredges of the F. E. company at Fairbanks
 Stanley Whistler and Gus Adams who were connected with the dredge on Sunset last summer, will be re- turning passengers by plane some time this month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
ALASKA A.C AND $, M.
 HASNANE CHANCEDTO
 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
(By The Associated Press)

JUNEAU, March - The senate gave approval to the school bill which would appropriate forty thousand dollars for the construction of rural equipment and repair with the purpose of relieving unemployment and the hope that the federal government will contribute like amount.
 The Lingo measure changing the name of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines to the University of Alaska also passed The will become effective according to the bIIL July 1st, this year
 Other house confirmed by the senate extend the hair seal bounty include the waters of Bering Sea and Goovin Bay requesting the guard to rebuild the station de}royed Nome by the fire and asking for better mail service al Shngnak.
 JUNEAU, March - With the purpose of giving greater authority the fishing industry BaronVich n- troduced House memorial asking Congress grant the legislature the right to egislae cOncurenty with Congress all subjects relating to the fisheries in Alaska
 Attached to the memorial was letter from Delegate Dmond to Governor John w. Troy suggesting that such plan might be worked out
 The house approved the GroWden bill fixing the pen sions thirty dollars for and forty dollars for The measure goes to the senate
 The house killed the Lingo bill asking for five thou sand dollars for road building in the vicinity of Nenana
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
CBv The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSs)
 ATHENS, March 9 - Reports of rebel advances on the Salonika plain evoked grim expectancy of a possible climax in the week-old
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
Federated Church
Norman McCay, Past

Norman McCay, Pastor II am. Sunday School. TAO pm Worship. Sermon theme: We Are Here, What Are We Co., ing to Do About It2"'' :. ,...- A most cordial invitation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09
ATTENTION REBEKAHS

A meeting of the Rebekah lodge Monday, March 11th, at pm, at the residence of Mrs. Helen BOck- man.
 Signed: Helen Rockman,
 Secretary
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-09

Greek revolt
 Loyal forces are still standing firmly with the government and General Klondylis who is in that area now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
AIDS CORCORAN
REPUTATION OF
QUODDY CHARGE
Gruening Denies New Dealer
Made Threat to Halt
Power Project.
Bgt Hif'd Prcss

BIZ Jniffd Prcss
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Dr.
Ernest Gruening, director of insular
possessions, today supported Thomas
C%orcoran's denial that he threat
ened to halt the Passsmaquoddy
power project in Maine if Rep.
Ralph o. Brewster r., Me-, voted
against the utilities death SEN
tence."
DR.. Gruening testified before the
House utilities lobbying inquiry or
the charge which precipitated the
$4,000 investigation of lobbying for
and against the utilities bill.
Backs COrcOran View
His version OF conversations with
Rep. Brewster and Mr.. Corcoran,
young RFC attorney, generally sup
ported Mr.. COrcOran's story.
DR.. Gruening was present at the
meeting Of Mr.. Brewster and Mr..
Corcoran at which the alleged
threat was made.
The House inquiry progressed as
the Senate prepared to approve It's
" $4,000 investigation into all
lobbying at this session of Con-
gress.
DIR. Gruening testified that he
himself urged MI. Brewster to vote
for the death sentence" clause.
Greenwood Asks Question
DR.. Gruening was called after a
brief temperance by Mr.. Corcoran
in which he said he never ".thumbed
his nose" at any death sentence"
opponent.
Nobody ever asked me to deliver
Brewster" DR.. GrUening said, tell
ing Of their long friendship and
mutual rights against utility inter-
estS in Maine.
Was there any evidence in the
statuary hall conversation that Mr..
COrocOran attempted to intimidate
Rep. Brewster" Rep. Arthur H.
Greenwood ID, Ind asked.
Certainly not" said Mr.. Gruen-
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11

much pain with my chest that 1
would get dizzy ali over and l kept
having terrible sick headaches due
to the awful condition of my Stom-
ach. I thought l would never find
anything to help me. for 1 had
tried medicine upon medicine, but
when I got Indo-Vin it took COM
mand of my trouble FROM THE
START. The awful gas misery is
gone now and 1 don't have the
pains IN my chest or around my
heart. and the dizzy spells don't
come over me-. The headaches have
vanished. I am GLAD to endorse
this medicine, for it deserves any
bOdy'S praise" The Indo-Vin Man
Is now at the Hook Drug Store, Illi-
noiS and Washington SITS, daily
meeting the public, and introducing
and explaining this new mixture of
natures medicines. Also being sold
in all the nearby towns by every
good druggist throughout this whole
section.-AdvertiSement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
AIRPORT TRADE GAINS
First Half of 1885 Business Increases
Over 1884 Period.

Increase in business at the NUM-
cipal Airport is shown in the re-
ports of the first six months opera
tons this year. Total passenger
load for the six months was 9278,
compared to 6255 for a similar
period of 1884.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids

out Acids and poisonous wastes from
your blood is thru Q million tiny. deli
cate Kidney tubes or filters, but be-
ware Of cheap, drastic, irritating drugs.
If functional Kidney or Bladder dis
orders make you suffer from Getting
Up Nights. Nervousness. Leg Pains,
Backache. Circles Under Eyes, DiZzi-
ness. Rheumatic Pains. Acidity or IT.
rifations, don't take chances. Get the
Doctors guaranteed prescription called
Cystex (Siss-Tex). Works fast. safe
and sure. In 4S hours it must bring
new vitality. and is guaranteed to do
The work in one week or money back
or return of empty package. Cystex
costs only Sc a dose at druggists and
the guarantee protects you.-Advt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
SCHOOL FUNDS ASKED

Board Requests S91,152 for New
Building in City.
The Indiana Public Works Ad-
minlstration Offices today an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
NOLAN WILL OPPOSE
MOVE FOR W0RLEY
District Attorney Against
Sentence Communication.

Val Nolan, United States district
attorney, today dimmed the hopes
of Richard A. Werneke, Terre Haute
political boss. of freeing former Po-
lice Chief Claude M. Worley, In
dianapolis, by stating that he will
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11

nounced that the Indianapolis
School Board had fled an applica-
ton for a grant of sol ,152 to be
used in the construction of a new
school building at 24th-st and
Paris-av.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11

Fined $50 on Liquor Count

Flneu SoU Oh LIquUf NUuHE
Tom Coger. 43, Negro. operator
of the Midway Club, s4s w. 25th-st.
was fined $50 and costs today by
Municipal Judge Dewey z. Myers
for selling liquor without a state
permit. :
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

oppose any communication Of hi:
sentence.
Worley is serving a fve-year term
at Federal prison, Leavenworth, for
income tax evasion, and has re-
tanned Mr.. Werneke as attorney.
When Worley is scheduled to leave
prison in 1887 he still must serve a
year in the Marion County jail and
pay a $4,000 fine. Werneke seeks a
presidential communication of sentence
for his client.
The greater part of Greenland is
covered with a layer of ice 5000
Foo4 FL.1f-