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La gaceta., 1935-05-10


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comprende' las ayudas necesa-
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tacaffiefitoS quifiiicoS.
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La gaceta., 1935-05-10

He aqui va las mujeres poll
La gaceta., 1935-05-10

rracnos? GQue haran ustedes 81
Sc tr,piezan con uno ds~esos
personajes de las noches de los
sabados que profieren gritos
subversivos y apuntan con un
dedo a la nariz de los transeun-
ties?
Las mujeres policias son fran
cesas: es decir, gentiles. Son
rien y conteStan:
Monsieur, llamaremos a
nuestros companeros.
N. X.
La gaceta., 1935-05-10


problema de sexo, sino de carac
ter. PerG ouando Sc lie diio a los
francesesf@e en- 1aris Sc iba a
organiRr un servicio ana~go,
los f~rafeeses apelaron a su Was
fina sonrisa para glosar la no
vedad: hubo concentrates NOR
daces en- los peri6dicos, y en- un
cabaret de Nuntmartre Sc
brome6 como Sc br0mea en-
Montmartre: IN coro de mucha-
chaAen moillot, con un casco de
agenA de la circulation y una
porra,V desfil6 por Ell escenario
del cabaret. "Je t'aime, feme 20
lice. ."-cantaban a cor0-. vi
nieron luego los chans0nniers.
Sc 'nizo entonces un silencio
absolute en- torno de los desig-
MOS de las damas francesas que
iere onaban un programa de
mel 2ramiento de las costum-
bres sociales por medic de las
mujeres pOlicias. Cerraronse
las puertas a las indiscreciones
de los reporters. La Prefectu-
ra orden6 que las aspirantas al
cargo ocultaran incluso su con-
dici6n y evitasen a p%eriodistas
y fot6grafos.
Despues de mantener ocultas
durante varios meses a las futu-
ras agentes hasta que Ell siIen-
clio ahog6 ell eco de las cancio-
mes de Montmartre, los peri6di-
cos, al fin, anunciaron que las
mujeres policias iban a entrar
en- funcioneS.
La gaceta., 1935-05-10


s pa; , <'sss::,.l,AEU1'7
fsss, (rque0
90 di EZ
\ MadaHAjr St, presidenta
tde la SecSi6n Social del Con-
greso Vional de las Mujeres
Francois, ha sido su>propagan
dista Stusiasta y sxplica:
-Lakida de las grandes ciu-
dades%rece una serie de ries-
Cos quNan mas ALA de los que
presentaAlos problemas de lie
circulag del respeto a la
tranquI~d ajena, que la Poll
cia, tai como esta organizada,
no Hgra eyitar. o
- Por muy dol2roso que sea re-
concerto, son numerokimos
los ninos bruealizados TAsus
familias. "a cr6nica jU&3ial
nos ha ilustrado estos dias, con
referencias terribles de ninos
sometidoS por sus padres a
inauditas torturas. Vigilar a las
criaturas indefensas y salvar-
: kus peligros sera una de
ISs HoblOciones de las mujeres
1olicias.
Las jovencitas que asisten a
las classes de los colegios y de
los liceos necesitan que Sc les
defienda de las incorrecciones
y ~groserias de la Gale. P0r pu-
dor, cuandosun barbara Sc inter
pone en- su canine, elias procu-
ran huir. La mujer policia pro
curara velar a la salida de los
colegios y liceos para que la
brutalidad de los hombres no
ofenda a las muchachas en-
flor.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

En- Alemania han sugerido
que la Union International de
Boxeo dirija un campeonaeo
mundial de boxeo, en- Europa.
Sali6 ell plan de la "mollera"
del empresario Walter Rothen-
burg, que anda a la caza de una
corona" para entregarsela al
"hit1erista' Max Schmeling. Ha
sugerido ell empresario que en-
ell torneo figuren Schmeling,
Neusel, Camera, Pierre Char
les, Pauline Uzcudun, Max Baer
y James j. Braddock. Como es-
tos dos ultimos no a~ceptaran
cruzar ell chaco por "cuatro pc
Setas," a Walter lie quedara ell
recurso de proclamar a Schme-
ling campe6n mundial, no obs
tante la victoria de Braddock
sobre Baer.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
BASE BALL
LIGA NACI0NAL

Ell Filadelfia derrot6 aver a
los C~ardenales, disminuyendo
la ventaja de estes, en- ell pri-
mer lugar, a solo un desafio.
Curt Davis solo toler6 7 hits.
Filadelfia 4c, Oh, lie.
st. Luis &c, III, De.
Venciendo dos wees a los
Braves, los Cubs subieron al Sc
gundo puesto y a solo I'm desa-
flo por debajo del st. Luis. Car
Teton lanz6 en- ell inicial y French
en- ell otr0.
Boston 1c, All, lie.
Chicago sc, 1Oh, 2e.
Boston 1c, Oh, lie.
Chicago &c, 5h, lie.
Ell desafio entire los Piratas
y los Gigantes Sc suspendi6 a
CAUSE de la lluvia.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

Cast lloraba pensando en- la
muneca.
Era 10 unico que la preocu-
paba, 10 unico que la entriSte-
cia.
iCuanto hubiera sufrido An
drea 81 la hubiese escuchado!
No tuvo para ella nj un re-
cuerdo.
Y no era i~ngratitud nj egois-
mo.
La inoccnte nina lueria a su
PR tectc a su modo, sin COM
prender Ia manera como por
ella era querida.
Seria cruel; pero era natu-
raj que mas que en- ella, pensase
en- su madre y en- Lula.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
DAVIDSON PEEEARA CON
BILLIE RICHARDS

Jackie Davidson, de Six Mile
Creek, que pesa 1876 libras, pc
leara esta noche, en- la Arena
de la Legion Americana, con Ri
lie Richards, de 141, en- la pc
lea "estrella."
Para ell semifinal han sido
contratados Wilson Head, de
149 libras, y Kid Acker, de $50.
Completan el programa mat
ches" entire Reuben Noriega y
Gordon Moore, Bill Pippin y w.
Downing, Tiger Joe Conrick
contra Bull Rodriguez, y Mar
tin Gray y Buck Aldridge.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
CAPITULO XVII
iJuRtGS!

Era va de noche, cuando Lo-
lin lego al Manicomio en- COM
lpania del hombre que habia lido
en- busca Suya.
71Ad6nde me llevas?-pre-
gunt6 repetidas wees a su a.
companante.
Y por las respuestas de este,
dedujo, a su mode, la verdad:
que la llevaban a yer a su ma
DIRE.
Este la allegro al pronto. Lue-
go Sc puso muy triste, excla-
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

Sc ha anunciado en- Cuba la
posibilidad de que ell negro Jose
Luis vaya a la Habana y pelee
ALI, en- ell i~nvierno, con Pauline
Uzcudun, ell lenador vasco. O.
fertaS ventajosas Sc lie han he
cho a Luis, que contestant des-
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

mando:
|iPobre mamita!
Pero las impresiones de iris
tea son POGO duraderas en- los
mines.
Lolin recobr6 su algeria Y
dijo:
i Por que no me dijiste que
iba a yer a mamita y hubiese
traido a Ladd para que la como
ciera?... iPobre Lulu!... Que
triste debe estar!... GTu no sa-
hes quien es Luld?... Mi nena...
mi muheca...
Consigui6 hacer reir al de-
pendiente que la acompanaba.
i Estare va siempre con ma
mita?-pregunt6.-Qu d. gus
to!.. Pero tambien quisiera te-
ner a Lala.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

Swicher Y Jorge, aguarda-
ban im~pacientes ell regre.so del
hombre que habian mandado a
casa de los condos de Andrade.
-iCree listed que ell condo
accedera a mi petici6n, macs
tro?-preguntaba sin cesar
Buendia.
Y ell anciano reSpondiale:
Ten calma Y pronto 10 sa-
bras.
-Pero listed ique opina?
Que deben acceder.
Sin embargo, no siempre
nj en- todas las 0casiones hacen
las personals 10 que deben. Los
condos mismos, de ser ciertas
nuestras Suposiciones... A 81 ca
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
CON LOS GUANTES

Manuel Quintero ha agrega-
do ell caldo gallego a su dieta
diaria, con ell fin de fortalecer-
fe y derrotar por "mcaut" a
Chino Alvarez.
va sabemos que ell caldo ten
dra lac6n, ell principal recons-
tituyente".
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

81 puede creerse que no lie con-
viene que nuestra loca recobre
la raz6n; en- cuanto a ella.
La condesa es IN angel to-
dos los que la con3cen 10 asegu-
ran.
-Veremos 81 en- ell case pre-
sente Sc porta como angel o CO.
mo mujer.
-Veremos.
y ell case es que Ell auxilio
de la nina seria para n~osotros
definitivo. Solo por medic de
ella podemos convencernos de
81 la raz6n de nuestra alienada
esta o no esta segura.
A falta de la nina, tambi6n
obtendriamos ell mismo resulta-
do con ell auxilio del condo.
-Pero eS I'm auxilio mas di-
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

Cuando Chino Alvarez Sc pa.
seaba por la Gale Main, en- w
Tampa, hace pocos dias, los a
migos de Quintero lie decian
Ali viene Mano y trae la esco-
peta.
Con el aplazamiento del match
de revancha, ell Chino pone Ia
cabeza en- alto y pregunta iD6n
de esta la escopeta?
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
DEFUNCIONES

Falleci6 aver en- su domici-
lilo, ndmero 1926 de la Gale
Green, en- West Tampa, la
Sra. Teresa Bianco, de 70 amos,
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
LA GACETA !
- ;
Il periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
SUBSCRIPTION semanal: 20 Gems,
Telefono 1882
1898 9TH Ave. Ybor City.s
DEPORTE
~ AR7b
MILLER DERROTO A EDDIE
ZIVIC


Pittsburg, Sept. 13.-El cam
peon mundial del peso de plu-
ma, Freddie Miller, castig6 aver
duramente a Eddie Zivic, en- 10
asaltos, y los jueces lie otorga-
ron la decision. No Sc discutia
ell titulo del primero.
Zivie tenia ventaja en- peso,
alcape y estatura; pero ell cam.
PEG, lie superb en- todos los
50 unds". Pesaba ell de Pitts :
7 arg, 1872 libras, y ell vencedor
1874.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
La Gaceta Folletin No. 273
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

carnes con las inmundas ropaS
del lecho.
Al reflexiOnar sobre Su Situa
ci6n, Sc sonri6, pensando:
Made creeria que la con-
desa de Andrade, ha pasado
una noche en- semejante tugu-
rio, en- compania de una pobre
nina abandonada y de un men
di2o."
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
ANUN,,IESE EN-
LA GACETA

REGALO de $50 a la perso-
ma que logre venderme o me
compre personalmente, por TOO
al c2ntado, una casa de
'cuatro apartamentos, alquilada,
en- la ga. avenida. Vendo por-
que V Two es Arizona y no pue-
do atenderlos. Para mas infor-
mes lame al telefono M52-901.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
MARTINEZ ALFARA DE
RROTO A MOREJON

Martinez de Alfara, ell gotta
Die pdgil espanol, combatio en-
Il Euevo Mundo, en- RsSeelona,
frente al cuP%Hde Norej0n'
poniend0le a dormir, en- ell ter
zero, con un crochet a la ma
libula.
Morej6n Sc present6 como
,ampe6n cubano de su categS
ria. .
En- Ell mismo programa, Mar
| fnez de Alag6n derrot6 pc
puntos a Arlarfdis. Esta pss
fue lasmejor de la noche.
Ell filipino Luis Logan subj
al cuadrilatero y ret6 a Mart.
nez de Alfara y a Ignacio Ars
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
SPECIAL PUSO A DORMIR
A BRUNO

Miami Beach, Sept. 10.-El
zurdo gladiator Joey SPECIAL,
La gaceta., 1935-09-10
III

Cuando vieron lIegar al re-
cadero con Lolin, los dos medi-
COS Sc animaron.
Tenian 10 que necesitaban.
Freguntaron 10 ocurrido y ell
dependiente 10 explic6.
La condesa Sc ha olvidado
que es mujer,-dijo Swicher
para Seguir siendo angel.
y ell condo ha demostrado
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

ticil de obtener...
y un recurso mas atrevi-
Go y de mas peligroso empleo.
Sin embargo, acaso sea pre-
ciso,..
-Segnn ell resultado que nos
de ell de la nina.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

CudIluO VolNlO al CuduTlldLerO,
aturdido, holland lie trio a la To-
Ia y Sc sent6 sobre su pecho.
La lucha fue bastante linn :
pia, a diferencia de las que mas
GUSTAV en- la Arena dirigida
por Jim Downing.
Babe Caddock venci6 en- 80
minutes a Jack O'Brien, en- un
match tedioso. jim Parker NAL
trato y venci6 a Walter Dens-
ky, en- 8 minutes y AZ segundos.
Abe Stein, ell favorito del p1-
blico, superb a Jack Rush, ell vi
llano, siendo declarado vence :
dor por los jueces.
Bill Sledge derrot6 al Pastor
Hogue. Bill tir6 a Hogue fuera
de las sogas y este no volvi6,
aceptando su derrota.
La gaceta., 1935-09-10

La posici6n de los seis pri :
'meros bateadores en- las gran
des Ligas: Vaughan, de los Pi
rAtas, 400 puntos; Medwick,
Caenales, $40; Vosmik, In :
dos 1852; HarRett, Cubs, 342;
Myer, Senadores, 341, y Green
berg, de los Tigres, con BAL.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

gun don't fit, the autopsy'l show it,
You'll get all the data tomorrow.
Then you can draw your own conclu-
sions.'
Vance had sat down in chair near
the west wall and was smoking pla-
cidly.
Would you mind, Doctor, taking a
close look at the bullet hole before
you return to your hot cakes and sau-
sages? And you might also scrutin-
ize the dead mans mouth"
Doremus stared at Vance a NOM
ent; then he approached Archer Goes
body and bent over it. He inspected
the wound carefully, and saw his
eyebrows go up. He lifted the hair
from the left temple, and there was
visible to all of us dark bruised
indentation on the scalp along the
hair line. Then he lifted Goes upper
lip lightly, and seemed to inspect his
teeth, which appeared bloodstained
from where / stood. After close i'm
spection Of the dead mans mouth, he
again focused his attention on the
bullet wound in the right temple.
Presently he stood up straight and
fixed a calculating gaze on Vance.
Whats in your mind 2" he asked
truculently.
Nothing at all-the brains a mere
vacuum" Vance took his cigarette
from his lips and yawned. "Did you
find anything illumination
Doremus nodded, his eyes still on
Vance.
"Yeah. Plentyw
ooh, really, now" Vance SMILED
overwhelmingly. "And you still think
it's suicide? 2"
Doremus crammed his hands into
his pockets and made wry face.
ell, no! !. There's something
queer here something id queer.
His eyes shifted to Goes body.
There's blood in his mouth, and he's
got slight fracture of the skull on
the left frontal. He's had a dirty blow
by blunt instrument Of some kind.
-. DID queer!"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

Markham, his eyes mere Sits, came
forward.
what about that bullet wound in
his right temple ~
Doremus looked up, took one hand
from his pocket, and pointed toward
the dead mans head.
"Mr. Markham" he said with pre-
else solemnity, "that baby had been
dead for hours when that bullet en-
tered his headp
The only person in the room who
was not staggered by this unexpected
announcement was Vance. Heath
stood staring at the corpse as if he
almost expected it to rise. Markham
slowly took his cigar from his mouth
and looked vaguely back and forth
between Doremus and Vance. AS for
myself, I must admit that cold chill
ran up my spine. The sight of a dead
man sitting with revolver in his
hand and a bullet wound in his tenn
pie, coupled with the knowledge that
the bullet had been fired into him
after death, affected me like a piece
of African sorcery.
ITO BE CONTINUED)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10
THE KENN Ell
M u RIDER CASE
By S. S. VAN DINE

time of death, if you want it. And the
routine autopsy.
81 say, DOCTOR" Vance asked Ian.
guidly; would it be unprofessional
if you look at the body 2"
Doremus spun round.
"I'm going to look at the body" he
snapped. "I'm going to disect it.
I'm going to give it post norton
What more do you. want ?"
"Just why, Doctor" pursued Vance
do you jump at the conclusion that
it's suicide 2"
Doremus sighed impatiently.
"The guns in his hand; the bullet
wound is in the right place; and
know a dead man when / see one.
Furthermore, the door"
"Was 'bolted on the inside" Vance
finished. ooh, quite. But what about
the body?"
swell, what about it?" Doremus
began filling in the order. There's
the body-look at it yourself"
81 have looked at it, don't v know
"You see, Doc" Heath explained
with a grin of satisfaction, "Mr.
Vance and I made bet. / said you'd
say suicide; and he said you'd say
murder"
"I'm a doctor, not dectertive, y
Doremus returned acidly. "The guys
dead, with bullet hole in his right
temple. He's holding a gun in his
right hand. It's the kind of wound
that could have been self-inflicted.
His position is natural-and the door
was locked on the inside. The rest of
it is up to you fellows in the homi-
eide bureau. If the bullet from the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10
Advice to Farmers
"A Manual i'or 1895
Ring Out the Old

King Out the Old
Ring out the high cost Of ignorant,
shiftless farming.
Ring out inefficiency from lack Of
planning, needed equipment. and
careful management.
Ring out the tragic loss Of soil
from preventable erosion of good
land.
Ring out the use of inferior seeds,
cheap scrub livestock, and outmoded
practices.
Ring out wasteful, destructive
practices with farm fertility, farm
machinery, and farm buildings.
Ring out the false ideas of "inde-
pendence" which prevent farmers
from seeing and seeking the common
good.
Ring in the New
Ring in the reading, thinking
farmer who intelligently applies
scientific principles to farming.
Ring in richer land through the
use of cover crops and other soil
saving and soil-building methods.
Ring in the self-sustaining farm
practice of producing first the needs
of the home and farm and then the
money crops.
Ring in the use of better seeds for
surer yields and more and better live
stock to balance the farming system.
Ring in the determination to make
the farm real home, comfortable,
attractive, and satisfying, to which
the family will cling.
Ring in the new spirit Of co-opera-
ton with fellow farmers far and
near, working for the welfare Of all
as well as Of the individual.
BY A. B. BRYAN,
Agricultural Editor,
Clemson College.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10
HELPFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS


An ordinary blackboard eraser is
an excellent polisher for window
panes.
Water faucets should be closed
tightly unless there is a good reason
for letting them run, such as to pre-
vent them from freezing.
Piano keys can be cleaned by wip-
ing them with a cloth dampened with
wood alcohol and then polishing.
To prevent that unpleasant scum
appearing on hot chocolate and cocoa
drinks stir thoroughly with the
rotary egg beaten before serving.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

Tests show that carotin, the yellow
pigment in corn from which Vitamin
A is made, cannot be produced in the
plant without sunlight.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

World war veterans are dying al
the rate of 80 every day or 10000 a
year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

Federal employees in Washington
are allowed maximum sick leave of
80 days each year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

Three young Paintsville, Kentucky,
youths prefer staying in Jail "the
rest of their lives" than to work on
a brick pile.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

A dollar bill pinned to an ordinary
post card and addressed to President
Roosevelt arrived at, the White House
(even in these times).
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-10

The number Of pension cases, COW
ering all wars, on the government
roll now totals more than $4,000.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Stage, Screen And
 Radio Joined In A
 Big Comedy Film

One of the largest all-star casts ever assembled for a motion picture play in Paramounts International House, lavishlyproduced musical comedy which comes to the Dream Theatre Tuesday evening. Peggy Hopkins Joyce, w C Fields, Rudy Vallee, Stuart Erwin, George Burns and Oracle Allen, Sari Maritza, Cab Galloway and his Orchestra, Baby Rose Marie, Bella Lugosi, Lona An dre, Sterling Holloway, Franklin Pangborn, Edmund Breese, Lumsden Hare and the Girls in Cellophane are the featured players, and be- tween them they represent the best talent of screen, stage and radio.
 international House. is to com- edy what Grand Hotel' was to ser ious drama. Its action is set in a hotel in a mythical Chinese City where representative of big busi- ness from all over the world are as- sembled to inspect and bid on a mar vicious new invention. This device
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Scrape
 Alleged To Have
 Occurred At Dahl

Warrants were issued today for the arrest of Paul Rasmussen and Charles A. Piske, at Dahl Creek, in the Kougarok section, by United States Commission Tanner, upon complaints made by Louis Nashen- wing and Hans Arp.
 Two warrants were issued for Piske, the complaining witnesses be- ing Louis Nashenwing and Hans Arp,
 MT. Nashenwing was the complain ing witness against Paul Rasmussen.
 Both men are charged with assault with a dangerous weapon-Rasmuss- en on the person of Nashenwing; and Piske on the persons of Nashen- wing and Arp.
 Deputy Marshal Crabtree was dis patched by plane to Nugget, from where he had to hike about five miles to Dahl Creek to serve the warrants and bring the men to Nome for questioning.
 The acts were alleged to have been committed Friday, September 9th.
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is called a radioScope, and Il can see and hear anything anywhere, When the hotel is quarantined, everyone goes ga-ga and the developments be come even crazier when w ( Fields, an aviator sailing to Kansas City, accidentally lands on the roof of the hotel
 Peggy Joyce, thinking him a mil lionaire, immediately starts lining him up as a prospect for her next marriage. Bela Lugosi, former husband of Peggy's who engineered the quarantine but was himself lock ed out of the hotel, watches in frus- trated fury from across the street Rudy Vallee sings; Burns and Allen wisecrack; Stoopnagle and Budd ponder the worlds problems; Cab Galloway plays mad music; the Girls in Cellophane dance; Stuart Erwin makes timid love to Sari Maritza
 The pictures tempo is rapid-fire; it's production one of the most lavish ever given a film.
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Pilot Brown of the Northern Air Transport made flight to Fox Bar, Taylor and Teller, Sunday with Sam Godfrey as a passenger to Teller and freight to other places.
 Pilot Brown made a flight to Tell CT today and took Sam Godfrey from there to Taylor. The plane stopped at Pilgrim Hot Springs and Whites Camp with freight.
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besides a plane load of freight.

Pilot Whaley flying for the Mir oW Air Service made flight to Mug get Sunday and returned with Jim my Harper as a passenger. He made a flight to Teller Saturday return ing here with Miss Rita O'Leary and MT. Albee.
 Today the plane made a flight to Nugget with Deputy Marshal Crab tree and may return tonight with prisoners.
 The plane is scheduled for flight to Fairbanks tomorrow with Ferri- Pisani, J. E. Hall and B H Hall.
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The s s Derblay departed Sun day from Nome for Spruce Creek Golovin and Norton Bay ports and is now discharging at Golovin.
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Baldwin of the Arctic Transport Co. was discharging cargo at Deer ing today.
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An NAT plane is scheduled for a flight to Fairbanks tomorrow morn- ing weather permitting, with pass engerS and express.
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World Pliers We're At Anadyr Siberia
 Friday, Sept. 9th
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press) MOSCOW, Sept. 9th-Reports re- ports received here from Anadyr, Siberia, said that Farquhar and Bei- Ter, round the world fhers, arrived there September 9th from Cape Uellen.
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