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ARR0U ICE E MIS-

1 Death Notices
COLE. FRANK-Brother of Mayme Cassel.
James and Earl Cole. and the late j. j.
Wednesday April 8. $50 a. m, from the
J. J. BLACKWELL & son FUNERAL
HOME. go n. Capitol-av. Services at
St Briogets Church. 9 a. m Friends
invited.
GREEN. JESS F-Beloved husband of
Marie Green. father Of omar. Elmer,
Theima. Helen and Mary Green and son
Of George r and the late Elizabeth A.
Green. brother Of John E. and Fred
Green. passed aWav Saturday. March 30.
Funeral Wednesday. April 3. ? p. m, at
the home OF Fred Green. 1921 Naomi-st.
Burial Round Hill cemetery. Friends in
vited-
HERALD. ANDREW A.-Brother Of Louis
a. Herald and Mrs. Michael Bulach.
Batesyile. died Saturday, Friends NAV
call at the. KIRBY MORTUARY. Flu
neral Tuesday. $50. at the mortuarv;
9 a.. m. St Patrick's Church Burial
Holv Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.
MUELLER. CARL tCharles) H.-Of 1910
Mueller and father Of Carl Jr.. Ernest
and Herman Mueller. and Mrs. Emma
Gramse. departed this life Saturday. age
s. years. Funeral Tuesday. April ? at
the s.. Pauls Evangelical Church. 18th
and Carrolton-St. ? p, m Burial Crown
Hi FRIENDS inyiIed Fnneral under
nEA EEAhL nal N-DF4thtu VIE
q VIM. L Roberts sister OF Herbert:
Maurice. Marie, Lucille. Frank and
Martha HAYES. died at her home. $3.50
KenwooC-av. Sunday. Funeral Wednes-
dav. SIS a. m az the home. 9 a. m. SIS.
Peter and Paul Cathedral Burial Holy
Cross cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY
SERVICE
SEIFERT. JOSEPH-Age SO. beloved father
az Mrs. Anna Smith. grandfather OF Lii
Ian KeIrer and Donald Smith. passed
away SATURDAY.. $50 D m. al the resi-
dence. SIS Z Minnesota. Funeral Tues
dav. 2 a "a. ar residence. $50 a.. m.
Burial ST. Joseph's. G.. H. HERMANN
SULLIVAN. MARGARET ELLES-Age n
Latin. Lebanon. Ind. Mrs. Matte Lys-
ter. GeorEe and Calvin sullivan. passed
awav SATURDAY.. March 30. Services at
the home Of Mrs. LISTER. 1881 Pleasant
S.. Tuesday. Anril ?. 10 a. N. Friends
invited Interment Clinton. Ind.
SWAIN. GRACE E.-Sister Of Mrs. 0. G.
MYERS. William p. and Harry F. Swain
Of Indianapolis. and Gerald G.. Swain. of
los Angeles. passed awav SATURDAY
morning Services AZ the FLANNER &
BUCHANAN MORTUARY. TUESDAY. ?
HID Cemetery
~TAGGART. SUSIE KINCADE Beloved
wife OF jack Taggart.. sister OF MIS-
Bake. passed awav az the residence. SIC
T Market-st. Monday. April / Friends
NAV call ar the W. T. BLASENGYM FU-
NERAL PARLORS. 1928 Shelbv-st. un-
I'll 81. m. this eveninE. Funeral Tues
Cav : ? m. Burial Floral Park.
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WARDEN DEMANDS JOE
Ousted Ohio Prison Head Opens
Fight Against Charges.

COLUMBUS. o. April Pres
ton E Thomas went before the Ohio
Civil Service Commission today 10
deuand reinstatement as Ohio peni-
tentary warden.
The commission Will hear Il
charges preferred by Mrs. Margaret
Altman. state welfare director. The
charges included inCOmpetency. in
efficiency. immoral conduct diShon-
esty. neglect Of duty. misfeasance
malfeasance and nonfeaSance in
Office.
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7 KILLED. 80 INJURED
IN GUNPOWDER BLAST
Spontaneous Combustion Blamed
for Explosion in Italy.

Tor Explosion IN Ilal4
BIZ United Press
TURIN. Italy. April l. Seven
workmen were killed and 80 injured
today by an explosion at a gun
powder factory at Avigliana.
II was the Allemandi factory. a
part OF the Nobel Dynamite Co. Sys-
tenn Of italy. Two wOrkmen were
killed and 10 injured in explosion
Of a chlorine tank last Thursday
in N0belS northern plant AtibuSSi.
TOday'S explosion apparently
started from spontaneous cOmbuS-
ton Of chemicals being dried in a
special vat
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices


Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following materials
will be received by the Chairman OF the
State Highway Commission of Indiana. at
his Office on the third floor. State House
Annex, 102 North Senate Avenue. Indian
apolis, Indiana, until 200 p. m; on the
they will be publicly opened and read:
Invitation No. 1853: Quantity OF Autos
mobile and Truck Parts F.. o.. B. Indian>
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and specie
flea ions will be furnished free upon re-
The right is reserved by the Chairman
TO reject any or all bids. or to award on
any Combination Of bids that in his tudg-
ment is most advantageous to the State
u STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF d,
INDIANA.
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman,
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC H EARN
No. 2610-M
Application Of the Gregg Carriage and
Storage Company for a certificate OF Pub
motor vehicles as a common carrier. Inter-
state. from ~Ohio-Indlana, State line 10
Illinois state llne extendlng tnTougn or
over highways 40. SO and Il.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 401 State House, Indianapolis
Ind. LOO D.. m, Thursday. April II. 1885.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
By PETE H. DAWSON, Examiner.
Indianapolis. Ind. April l, 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket Nos
Application of H. ". Morris. Inc. Mari
eta. Ohio. for certificate TO operate mo-
tor vehicles Of property. interstate: High
way 40 from ~Indiana-Ohio sta5e ms
TO Richmond thence highway No. 80. Rlcn-
mond TO Noblesville. thence highway No.
81. Ind-II. state line: Highway, NO: .,
Ind.-Iii. State line 10 Ind. OHIO state
line; Highway No. 30. from Ind III state
line to Ind.-Ohio state line: HIGHWAY NO.
so. from Ind.-Il. state line 10 Ind.-Onio
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House. indianapolis
Ind. 900 a. m. THURSDAY. April lltn. 1850
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner.
MODEL A panel BODY Ford. motor No.
A4679287. will be sold for storage. and
repair charges TO Ss5 on April 9TH az
1000. CLARENCE CT. OSTHE4MER. 1908
z. Michigan-st.
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As Autos for Sale
CHEVROLET COACH.
Latest 1894: like new.
MERCER AUTO CO., INC.

IA INOhC4 OAAL
Latest 1894: like new.
MERCER AUTO CO., INC.
Kentucky and Oliver-Av Bridge.
% CHRYSLER coupe ......... SIPS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MOTOR co. Inc
1913 N. Delaware Lisp
1884 DE SOTO AIRFLOW-Low mileage.
low price perfect condition. exceptional
bargain. Trade. Terms. Must be seen TO
be appreciated. USED CAR EXCHANGE.
11Ol N. Penn-st
DE SOTO-'34 Airfow sedan; beautiful
custom green paint; like new through
out. Can be purchased for balance due.
1915 College. WA-2266.
DE SOTO-No. 493-'32 4-dr. sed. Jumbo
tires, black finish. ANY one seeking extra
good value see this at s435. CAPITOL
30TH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-555O
CHEVROLET COUPE-'2s. $40. Essex coach.
% SIS. Exceptionally good. OWNER.
Good knock-about at only s35. Don't
wait If interested. CAPITOL MFRS. co.
l404 w. Wash. BE-1047.
TA6 asSE9 Ssa26 MOTOR CO. s Inc
ESSEX-No. 64O-29 4-dr. sed. This car
offers a lot of fine service for only $3.50.
But YOU will have to hurry. CAPITOL
MFRS. CO.. 14O4 w. Wash. BE-1047.
JIM 20 f-QOOl o % " PHO
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-555O
FORDS, ,Chevrolets, Plymouths. willys,
Oldsmobiles. etc; Good used cars priced
condition. to move $50. MERCER AUTO
CO. Inc, Kentucky and Oliver-Av.
bridge.
5oTH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-555O
FORD-'29 Tudor that answers the prob
lem of good car. Cheap price. # you
want it at $40, hurry. CAPITOL MFRS
CO.. 1404 w. Wash. BE-l047.
3OTH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-555O
HARRY A. d sharp t6So[ 44s S 9ifsin fG%R.
FORD-'33 4-door $685.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES co. TA-5550
FORD-'34 deluxe coupe, $11O down.
HARRY A. SHARP CO, 443 Virginia-av.
F936 6TG 3 TsfHF SALES CO. rA- S5s5
HUDsON-No. 485-'29. 6 VIII. sed Fills
the bill exactly for lot of car for little
ested. CAPITOL MFRS. CO.. 1404 w.
Wash. BE-l047.
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MODEL A panel BODY Ford. motor No:
A467s2s7; will be sold for storage and
1000. CLARENCE 9. oSTHE2MER. 1908
z. Michigan-st.
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ANNE U hCE M ENTS
: Cards. In Memoriams

: OdIuN, III NItIIIUII dIHS
FELTZ-We wish 70 extend our sincere
thanks. and appreciation to our friends.
relatives. and neighbors for their kind
ness. and sympathy extended TO Us at
the death OF our beloved son and
brother. WILLIAM Z. FELTZ. We
especially thank the Rev. Father Lyons.
and the Rev. Father Moore, Kirby 81
Sons. funeral directors. and all for the
many beautiful spiritual and floral offer
ings MR.. y MRS. WILLIAM j.
FELTZ AND FAMILY.e
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
BUSINESS SERVICE
Paper Hanging

PAPERHANGING. painting. remodeling
any description. Work guaranteed DR.
os74-W.
PAPERHANGING. Mayhower samples:
cleaning. painting. reasonable: guaran-
teed. YATES BROS. TA-4275.
PAPERHANGING. painting. cleaning. floor
rehnishing. free estimates. a. r. WEBB,
RI-3i02.
PAPERING. painting. plastering. cleaning.
Prices reasonable. A. JAYNES. CH-2789.
PAPERHANCING: Ist class: latest May
flower samples. w. H. McCLARY. 6l4
Wallace. IR-3l32.
PAPERHANGING. Cleaning. painting. For
estimates call ELLIS q MOORE. Be
O449.
PAPERHANGING. cleaning and painting.
WORK r-eaEonable- CE-66a3-
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Rug Cleaning
INSTR MS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
Diesel DIESEL. DIESEL
Prepare for this fast-growing industry.
The DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING
SCHOOLS. AIS Peoples Bank bldg.
PLAY Hawaiian guitar by note or number.
HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO. 2108 Roose-
velt-av. Best by Test"
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SIS to SI9

S18. 5O-GARFIELD PARK-2-bedroom dou-
Bile, 920 E. Raymond. DR-6633-W. after
7:30 p. m.
RUCKLE. 1875 room modern; Al con-
dition throughout; SIG; water paid. HUI
1883.
ST. CLAIR, E, 1122-Double, modern. 9
rooms, garage, water paid. Clean, SIS.
TWO BUNGALOWS
1923 and 3470 Hillside; each 5 rms,
mod. and gar: near school, transporta-
ton and stores; S25. RI-6412. J. S. CRUISE.
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VITAL STATISTICS


paul WvccE Southport. farmer. and
Catherine BE =. Southport factory
Dsn.si Nnntoi = OF 1871 s sheffield
Az truck driver. q Dee Belcher. II. cf
g0Ts s Be-mour-a housekeeper-
Mitchell SteWar s. ErElsh EoteL
fnnfsrape EarceneI. nd Ruth Ann shell
ton - r. r = Be s. h~ogsekeeper
WtT1am ogden 3 OF 11Is y R1ral-st.
timer. and Dorothy -opp. IS O. 1855 y.
Gaie-sI. butter WRAPPER
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Births


NWNN
Tonsy 7 Ruth Pack. 2s77 W. Wash
tciSeFt and Ruth szyceE. 24i S. Temple.
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WORCESTERSHIRE. racket proof R. C. A;
Radio tubes. factory sealed cartons. all
types; free testing; open evening.
ARNEY RADIO SERV., 1861 Broadway
ATWATER KENT-7-tube. excellent tone,
good condition; will sacrifice for So. 20
N. Temple.
BEAUTIFUL mahogany upright piano for
quick sale. $22. so. 1928 N. pennsylvania
on Alto SOT.50
~ ~SaXophones : up
Epiphone Guitar 500
t. With Case "
LORENz Music Store, 20 Pembroke Arcade
R. C. A. photograph combination. S12
cash: peri. cond. Al w. Ohio.
S50-6-TUBE De Luxe Arvin auto radio;
like new: $50. BE-4S95 before 7 p. m.
RADIOS sf.5G up. Tubes. Csc up.
230 Ind, LI-9383. 211 Mass, LI-3413.
GENUINE sealed cartons R. C. A. tubes,
24A-35-47-57-58 at soc. 55-75-77-
78-2A5-12Z3-25Z5. at 99c.
ARNEX RADIO SERV.. 1861 Broadway.
Again in 1884 as in 1933-The Times
was the ONLY Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show a gain in want ads.
THE REASON-RESULTS
81 Miscellaneous For Sale
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Is Help Wanted-Male

IL Help Wanted-MaIe
LARGE national food manufacturer. Can
place 4 men at once. in tea and coffee
route. servicing 300 regular consumers.
Experience not necessary. No invest
ment. Good |arnings from start. Apply
Service Mgr. 882 NASSAU. 9 to II
a. m. Tuesday.
WANTED-Men, 1876 lbs, 51a it., 1880,
with clean record, who wish to qualify
at once for a SITS government job.
Economic Research Bureau. Write Box
K 2031. Times.
SALESMAN-3O to 40 years OF age to call
on Marion County farmers. Must have
car. State qualifications and salary eX-
pected. Times Box K-2025.
YOUNG MAN-21 to 81 years of age. Good
education. For permanent position. Give
age and all qualifications in letter.
Times Box K-2028.
MEN WANTING JOBS-new construction
in U. s., So. America. write MOORE. 218
Hunter Bldg, Chicago. Enclose stamp.
WHITE WOMAN for cleaning and plain
ironing. Steady work. Home nights. Sc
wk. 54l6 College.
WANTED-GirI, permanent position. SAL
ary, After $50 a. m. 2O61a E. New
York.
3 YOUNG L~ADIES-Steady work. Sal. So
and bonus. 38l2 N. Penn. RIM. 800.
SHOE Observation-Disclosures. AP-
PLY AT ONCE. 81 w. WASHINGTON.
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A Ut M OTIV
Auto Radio
Batteries

AUTO RADIOS-Specialized installation
service. IND. RADIO SERVICE. 1871
N. Capitol. RI-6655.
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Other Houses

COLLEGE. 1915 rooms; modern: hard
wood floors; garage; water paid. Reduced.
OLIVE, 1148-Near Fountain Square; s.
room semi-modern. DR-1811-W after
4 p. m.
MORTGAGE exemption. 20c-411 K. of P.
LI-1003. Buy. sell. trade and rent.
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IA Help Wanted-Female

IA Help Wanted-FemaIe
LADIES, copy names. addresses, for mail
order firms. Good ray. Experience I'M
necessary. no canvaSsing. Write; stamp
ed envelope. UNITED ADVERTISING.
1114 De Kalb-ave. Brooklyn, N. Y.
ADDRESSING-Mailing circulars, at home,
for mail dealers. Earn SIS weekly. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Stamp brings par
~ticulars. WILSON CO., Tucson, Ariz.
TYPIST make extra money spare time.
Write TYPISTS ASSN. Alb Hunter Bldg,
Chicago. Experience unnecessary. En-
close stamp.
ADDRESS 1000 ENVELOPES FOR S28 90
Instructions 10c (coin). WONDER PROD
UCTS. Gary. Ind.
HOUSEKEEPER-Take full charge. two
children. STAY nights. Salary. Times
K-2027.
TYPISTS. earn money at home. Good pay.
Send Sc stamp for details. TYPIST
BUREAU. 81 Elm-st.. Westfeld, Mass.
II Furnished Rooms
BROADWAY, 2222-Desirable room; pri-
vate home, convenienceS: employed girl;
meals optional. HE-2472.
COLLEGE. 2713-Attractive, coy room;
studio couch; private home; reasonable;
no other roomers.
ILLINOIS. N. 1819-Front room. with al
cove bedroom: meals optional. HA-
ILLINOIS, N, 190T-AttractlVe room, re-
fined home; constant hot water: gentle
men; very reasonable.
HEALING. N, 30-Nicely furnished room;
large closet; board optional; ! or 2 en-
ployed. IR-1288.
MERIDIAN, N. S14. Apartment Mice,
clean sleeping room; private entrance;
reasonable.
MERIDIAN. N, 1912. APT. 9-Attractive
rooms. adjoining baths. LI-6266.
PARKvIEW. 43-2 unfinished rooms; is
close to Tech: garage; l block E. Wash
ington car.
TALBOT. N, 2419-Large. comfortable;
constant hot water; l or 2: reasonable;
garage free. TA-3833.
9TH, w. 45-very nice room; desirable
location; innerspring Mattress; garage
optional.
BOTH. E.. 323-Pleasant room. near bath;
large closet; ? in family; reasonable.
TA-0582.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia ave; clean,
steam heated rooms. 81 to S4; rlght
downtown.
IN Irvington. lovely sleeping room. near
bath, home privileges. 50 week. 1R-352l.
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Ia Hotels, Resorts, Inns
Is Housekeeping Rooms


IS. so: NEW JERSEY. N. 16O6-Modern
bedroom. kitchenette apartment fur
nished; phone; utilities: garage.
BROADWAY. 1134-Large front room;
freshly cleaned; 81 $50; adults; good heat.
COLLEGE. I524-Large. clean, front room,
kitchenette; range; inclosed porch;
adults s4.
ILLINOIS. N. 22O4-2 attractive rooms;
newly decorated; private home; adults:
phone: reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N, 2339-1-room kitchenette
apartment: single room; $3.50. Modern.
MARKET. E.. 1865 nice rooms: hard
wood floors; completely furnished; mod
ern, IS: phone.
MERIDIAN. 1905. So rooms, next bath.
sink utilities; private entrance; adults.
ORIENTAL. N. 20-Lovely furnished p
room apartment: utilities; private en-
trance; adults; front porch.
PARK. 1872 one-room kitchenettee
apartments: everything furnished: tele-
phone: reasonable.
SANGSTER. 4325-2-room furnished cot
tage; electricity; adults; So. HU-2389.
WOODRUFF PL.. 544 NJ. DR.-One-room.
kitchenette. studio couch. near bath;
reasonable. Adults. CH-3173.
2lST. w. 1872 or 3 unfurnished modern
rooms. Adults. Reasonable.
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g Furnished Apis. and Houses

% Furnished Apis. and Houses
$50: 300 N.-6-rm. dble.. furn.; immediate
poss. MR.. MOTT. TA-0886.
CAPITOL. N. 2O25-Second floor. 3 rooms;
modern; utilities; adults: all open view:
SIS mo-; garage. $3.50.
COLONNADE Maid s25Si ser wssSl Inc.
843 N. Meridian-St. RI-0252
DELAWARE, 2O16, N.-2-room apartments,
completely furnished; private entrances;
porch. $3.50. $3.50.
first floor; front porch and yard.
MADISON-AV. 1888 rooms. private bath.
Entrance; utilities; gar; porches; 81 wk.
1900 N.-6 rooms, good condition.; reason
able rent to right party. RI-l637.
LOVELY furnished eff. north. S35. Bdrm-
S42.5 so up LI-3164. TA-0335.
AMBASSADOR APT. HOTEL
PENNSYLVANIA at Ninth-st.
Choice furnished apis. Hotel service If
desired. Daily-weeklv rates. RI-1371.
rs Business, Office and Desk Space
MASS. 637-Excellent location any type
business. DIR. j. E. KERNEL. LI-76QO.
Observation-Disclosures, 546: well To-
Gated. fine business activity CH-l609.
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S. to SO
$40 to 81

sl1: WARMAN. S. 505-5-room semi-mod-
ern cottage; garage; fenced yard. BE-
0746.
S13-GUILFORD. 2621-5 rooms; redec-
GRATED bath: heatrola; water paid. HE.
1857.
BELMONT, 1910 S.-7-room house. semi
modern; lights furnished; s13. HE-5707.
CORNELL, 2749-s13. so; water pd; 5-rm.
semi-mod. dbl, redecorated beautifully;
shades. screens. fenced: unuSual; outside
to be painted. RI-2929.
HANSON. N, 215-4-bedroom single; clean;
water inside; $40. TA-60l7.
HARLAN. Bathroom semi-modern, newly
decorated, water paid; $12. Key 814.
ILLINOIS. S. 937 - HOUSE. DOUBLE
TRUCK GARAGE; $40. HE-5183.
NEWEST, 1818-3-room semi-modern dou-
BILE. $40: water paid.
OHIO, w. 1925-5-room double. inside
toilet; clean; water paid. $40.
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Car Wash

Firestone Batteries for All Cars.
DIT 0NT,C USE YOUR CHARGE
Firestone Shop. 9Th Floor
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CARS WASHED. soc: fabrication, soc.
BAXTER ONE-STOP. 1921 N. Meridian.
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Personals

HIGHEST prices paid for all old coins;
$4,000 for SIS gold pieces; 1894 dimes, $500;
1913 nickels Not Buffalo,, 5000; 1909
TIONAL COIN CO.. (INJ Springfield,
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-29
Radio Experts Sail For Alaska
 Interest PAA
(By The Associated Press)


 SEATTLE, Jan. 29-A group of radio experts will sail aboard the steamer Alaska Wednesday, tomor- row, to establish weather and air plane radio stations in the Territory for the Pan American Airways oper ating subsidiary, the Pacific Alaska Airways, in anticipation of the pro- posed air route to the Orient. . The party will go to Cordova from where they will be taken to various stations, one of which will be at Panama Crossing, one hundred and seventy miles East of Fairbanks, where Rodney McCardil, aged g, young Seattle radio engineer will be in charge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-29
Traps And Pitfalls Are Set For Hauptmann Today
SALES TAXES
 INTRODUCED
 LEGISLATURE
(By The Associated Press)

(Dy 1IlG 1SSOC1dLGo CooJ
 JUNEAU, Jan. 29-The sales tax made its appearance in the Territor- ial Legislature when Senator Hess introduced two measures in the Sen ate yesterday, one to levy three percent tax on all gross sales of merchants, both wholesale and re- tail; the second, a two percent tax on gross receipts of those selling tangible personal property at retail.
 Senator Roden introduced two Senate bills aimed at reckless and drunken driving and providing pen alties.
 Representative Lyng, introduced a memorial providing for the abolish ment of the Alaska Game Commis- sion and Representative Baronovich introduced a memorial dealing with fish and game, asking that no seiz- ure be made of fishing boats or gear until. after conviction. Under the existing procedure the authorities can seize boats when it is suspected that the law is being violated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-29
Improvement Noted
1By The Associated Press)

1By The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 28-Busi- ness reported an increase in the out put of basic industries in December, when such production usually de- clines. The Federal Reserve Board found that factory employment also rose between midNovember and mid December, contrary to seasonal tendencies.
 This, it is said, brought consider able growth in factory payrolls. Fig ures on employment supplied by the Department of Labor, said there were about three hundred and forty thousand more persons at work in December than in November. Pay rolls were up ten million, eight hun dred thousand dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-29
DIMOND IS ACAINSTTOLLS
 ON HIGHWAY
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-Delegate A J Dimond launched a fight today against the proposal to make tolls effective on the Richardson High way, before the House Appropria- tions Committee.
 Dimond explained that when the provisions made a charge of tolls on the highway no penalty was pro- vided for law violators who used the highway without payment. Di- mond is now fighting the amend ment to provide penalties.
 In discussing the International Highway, the delegate urged favor able consideration.
 Col. o F. Ohlson, manager of the Alaska Railroad said that the talk of constructing such road was "iust a dream" He said that the railroad provided all the transporta- tion for the necessities of interior Alaska at the present time, and would continue to do so for some time to come.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-29
BIR THD AY co M MMITTEE
  MAKES REPORT

At meeting of the special com mittee with Chairman Judge J. H. IS. Morrison last evening final reports on the Amateur Show to be given tomorrow night in the Dream Thea tre, were heard.
 Entertainment features, music and surprise numbers have been arrang- ed for the benefit of the public. The show is to begin promptly at 7:3O pm.
 It was agreed last night to have tickets printed and sold on the streets up to the time of the show, so that everyone in Nome would have an opportunity of attending.
 Another matter to come up for discussion, said the committee. was the question of the disposal of sev- enty percent of the funds, which would remain in Nome. It. was ag- reed that seventy percent of the money collected would remain in Nome in fund devoted to the re- lief of infantile paralysis sufferers, but due to the fact that there are no known edivences of the disease in this section, it was decided that lat CT, a letter would be written to the National Committee for the Presi- dents Birthday Ball, requesting per mission to have the funds made available for the relief of children sufferers from disease.
 It was also suggested and finally voted to communicate with several outlying towns and see if they would like to join Nome in raising this type of fund. Wires were to be sent today to Candle, Teller, and Kotzebue informing them of the activity here.
 According to all indications a large attendance is expected and the interest being shown throughout the city speaks well for the man ner in which the citizens of Nome take to this worthy purpose.
 Don't forget tomorrow night, Jan- uary 30th. 7.30 pm. at the Dream Theatre. President -children's Bene- it.