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Navy Orders

Navy orders currently ettecuNe IN
clude:
Emanuel A Lofquist. Diet. Newport.
July TO- to 9Th Nav Dist, Great Lakes,
Ill, as CHI. of staff and aide.
Edward P. sauer. det. San Diego, in
July to Navy Rctg. Sta, Los Angeles
Lieutenant Commanders
Marshall r Rs Greer Ere T., Ors' June u re-
cisco) July /; to command NCs ~. s.
S. San Francisco).
George w. johnson. Diet. U. s. s. Cali
fornia Aug. IA. TO Nav. Sta. Guam. as
Thomas l.. wattles. Diet. command
Z. s. s. Dahlgren July 81, to V. s. S.
Texas as nav officer.
William p. Hepburn. Diet. New York,
in July; to command L. S. S. Dahlgren
and as eng. officer.
Alvin !, Malstrom, ors June 1s re-
voked: Diet. co. VS. 6B ~. s. S. Con-
eordl on July /; to co. Yes tU. S. S.
Thomas B. McMurtrey. Diet. staff. Cdr.
Battleshlp Div. l. in July; to staff, Cdr.
BsttleshiD Div. i rs as aide and flag secy.
John N. Boland, Diet. U. s. s. West Vir-
Rinia Aug. II; to c. f. o. L. s. S. Brook.
lyn, and on BIRD. when comm.
William T. Grone. same.
Medical Corps
Lit. Cjg) Ralph B. Berry. to duty Nav
Hosp. San Diego. Calf.
Ii. Gg) Norman S. Hunt, same.
supply Corps
1t Cdr. Michael j. Dambacher, det
u s. S. Relief in Aug; to Nav. Trng
Sta, Great Lakes. Ill.
Ii. Cdr, John H. Gallon. Diet. Coco
Solo in Sept to Nav. Hosp. Washington
Il. Cdr, Emile Topp, retired June 23
euly IL At Nav. Hosp.s Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1937-07-19
Mis- siOnary Heroic
In jungle Crash

NEW YORK, July 10 U.N.S).
Heroism Of a Catholic mission
airy who ministered to the in
jured in a plane wreck, found
water and fruits to keep them
alive during is days of terror in
a Venezuelan jungle was told to-
day by Armstrong Perry, author,
arriving on the liner Stuyvesant
from Dutch Guiana.
Perry and eight others were
victims Of the crash last April.
Only the missionary, Frere Bal
taSar, was unhurt. Perry said:
But for him all would have
died. He rugged up some ar
rangement to catch rain water
for us. He hunted for fruits
and fed them to us. 1 was
deIiriOus for days"
Three men recovered suffi-
GENTLY to search for water. They
became lost, and wandered de-
liriously through the jungle. fl
nally emerging near a native set
Element. Their message led one
of Is searching parties to the
The Washington times., 1937-07-19

Teddy Clayton, tiny son Of a
gold prospector, has been rescued
by spud, friend of Tim Tyler,
from a vicious chimpanzee.
More thrills await boys and girls
who follow the comic strip. Tim
Tyler's Luck. which appears every
day in The Washington Times.
After secretly returning Teddy
to his mother, the chimp steals
a small bag of gold nuggets and
tries to escape, but not until Tim
runs up to the cabin, sees the
chimp struggling with Spud, and
shoots the chimp through the
leg.
How will Tim get back the bag
Of gold nuggets for Teddy and his
mother? What will become of
Teddy'S father? He is in danger.
The chimpanzee is really a thief
who belongs to a dangerous crook.
patrolmen Tim and Spud are try
The Washington times., 1937-07-19
ARTHUR'S SON
DEAD AT u

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
July 10 G.N.S0.-Funeral Serv-
ices were to be arranged today
for Chester Alan Arthur. son of
the late President Arthur, who
died at his home here yesterday
of a heart attack. He was u.
internationally known as a
sportsman, art ,connoisseur and
social leader, Mr.. Arthur had not
been in good health for some
time but his condition had not
been considered serious.
Born in Albany, N. Y, july 25,
1864, he moved to Colorado
Springs in 1900. He spent a
great deal of time in travel and,
as a polo enthusiast, was largely
responsible for bringing famous
polo players to the Broadmoor
Country Club here.
Among his Eastern clubs were
the Knickerbocker and Union of
New York.
The Washington times., 1937-07-19
Army Orders

Current Army orders include these:
Converse r. Lewis, Inf, Fl. sam
Houston, to duty at Atlantic Branch
island, N. =. at end Of present leave.
Philip B. Peyton. Inf, rel. Ft. Ben
ming August 2; to 18th Brig' Fit sneri-
o1H ' Lieutenant Colonies
Major Morris Berman, A. C.: rel:
Duncan Field August Is; to Wright
Car Carroll a. Bagby Inf. previous orders
amended, rel. Chester, Pa, September
10: to 26th Inf, Plattsburg Bks.. \. 7.
Reuben N. Perley &c. A, c.. !. G,
D., rel TT. Hayes, Ohio. August 81; 10
John C. Butner, jr.. r. A, rel Milwau-
kee Sept. Is; to duty as F. A. instr.'
Fla y. G., Lakeland, Fla.
John P. Neu. Q. NJ. C., rel. Fl. Sa m
Houston Oct. / to duty g asst. to C. o.,
Front Royal Q. NJ. Depot. Front Royal
Va.
william D. Fleming, NJ. C.. detailed
member of veterinary promotion board,
James P. Crawford. N. c.
Lloyd C. Blackburn (capt), A. c.,
Barksdale Field; to Philippines sail from
New York Jan. s.
to Philippines, sail from San Francisco
Frank L. Burns. Inf, rel. San Francisco
Sept. !; TO duty at Okla. Agri. and
Mech. Coll. saltwater. Okla.
James C. Watkins. F. A. rel FIT. Bliss
Sept. Is; to duty with Org. Res. Salt
Duncan T Boisseau, TT Sill. to
Philippines, sail from San Francisco
Jan. -.
Henry 7. D. Meyer, F. A. Fl; SIN; to
Philippines sail from San Francisco
CLARK n. Mitchell, F. A.. same.
Louis ]. Rumaggi, c. E, participate in
aerial flights July IA to June 30, 1898.
Benjamin B. Talley. c. E., same July
william W. Nichol, NJ. c., detailed re-
corder of retiring hoard, Walter. Reed
Gen. Hosp, Washington, during absence
of Capt. Thomas A, wildman, NJ. C.
James l.. Murchison. M c., FIT. Sill:
to Philippines. sail from San Francisco
Lester P. veigel. M. c.. Fl Meade;
Joseph B. Hafer. c. A. c., FIT. Bar
rancas; to same, sail from New York
Jan. 6.
Glenn Newman. c. A. c.. Fl. du Pont;
De witt Ballard Inf. Fl. Howard; to
Philippines. sail from New York Jan. 8.
Walter Burnside, Cav. FIT. Oglethorpe;
same.
Edward J. Tracy. NJ C.. Maxwell Field;
same.
First Lieutenants
Miller o. Perry, F. A, FIT. Sill; to
Philippines. sail from San Francisco,
January 20.
Frederick ]. Dau c. F.. participate in
aerial rights August ! to June 80. 1888.
John H. Dudley, c. E, orders to NJ. ].
T., Cambridge Mass, revoked.
Marvin c. johnson, cav, Ft. Brown; TO
Philippines, sail from San Francisco
January 90
Second Lieutenants
Eli =. Daman, Med. Admin. C., Fl.
Benning; 10 Philippines. said from New
York January S.
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Pastor in 'Sit-DoWn'
To Pay Church Debt

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, July 10.
The Rev. j. H. Ellis, pastor of the
Haven Negro Methodist Church.
announced yesterday a Shutdown
strike is on for preaching until
we raise the $1,000 needed to re-
finance our church debt"
There was no sermon.
The Washington times., 1937-07-19
WOMAN SLAIN,
ESCORT DYING
OF CUTS

CHICAGO, July 19 G.N.S0.
Mrs. Phyllis Bianconi, pretty 81
year-old widow, was murdered in
a corn field near Steger, ILL.,, early
today, her throat cut and her ad-
mirer, Angelo Adj, SIS, was SlaShed
so seriously he may die. From
his bed in St. James Hospital at
suburban Chicago Heights, Adj
told a fantastic story of how the
widow met her death and he his
injuries.
He was placed under arrest,
charged with the woman'S
murder, and a policeman was
stationed at his bedside.
According to Adj, who has
wife in Amsterdam, N. Y. he and
Mrs. Bianconi were on the lawn
of her home at l a. m. when two
men drove up in an automobile
and seized the widow.
Adj said he tried to fight them
off, but both he and the woman
were forced into the car and
driven to lonely spot near the
Will County line. There, he said,
the men slashed his throat and
carried Mrs. Bianconi into the
cornfield. He then, according to
the story, crawled back to his
boarding house in Steger and was
taken to the hospital.
A policeman found Mrs. Bian-
coni's body in the field later, al
most decapitated. Beside the body
was a razor. On the left hand
were two valuable diamond rings,
which caused police to discount
the robbery theory.
It was also said that a blood
stained razor was found in Ads
room.
The Washington times., 1937-07-19

Broadcloths. Piques!
Percales! CrepeS! Gay
Prints and solid colors,
with contrasting trims.
Sizes from 2 to 6 years.
BASEMENT - CHILDREN'S
DEPARTMENT
The Washington times., 1937-07-19

. 2 and 3-Pc. Play Suits.
. Stacks and BOlero Sets!
. A Group Of Beach Robes!
Washable Sunfast Cot
ton Fabrics. Solid col
ors and prints. Sizes IA
to 20.
BASEMENT-BEACH SHOP
The Washington times., 1937-07-19
Outing Arranged
By Mdsons' Lodge

Washington's youngest unit of
Masonry, the Benjamin Franklin
Lodge, will hold it's first annual
outing next Sunday at Morgan
town, Md, it was announced
by DR.. Harry Ostrow, act
ing master. The master of the
lodge is former Judge Joseph
Fromberg, now visiting his parents
in Palestine.
The Washington times., 1937-07-19

Straws, Crepes, Felts.
Mostly brim styles. 200
of them are whites
slightly soiled from dis
play. Also dark colors
and pastels!
BAsEMENr-M1LLMERY
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Police Chief JaiIs
Son on Arson Charge

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf, July
19.-Police Chief Frank KiSinger,
of Needles. swore out complaint
here charging his son, Logan,
10 years old, with arson. District
Attorney Stanley Mussell said the
youth and Carl Andes, 81, ad-
mitted starting a $1,000 Needles
warehouse fire Gust for fun"
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One man had died In
the jungle. Perry continued:
"The missionary lighted
candles during the long nights
to keep away wild animals.
When we were found, the dead
and injured were placed on
stretchers and borne to a river
some miles away. The reScu-
ers had to cut q path through
the jungle"
The Washington times., 1937-07-19
PatrOlmam Saves Boy
From ChiInlpanZee

ing to capture them and save
Teddy and his mother.
Read this thrilling feature. boys
and girls, every day in The Times.
You will be amazed at how things
turn out for Tim Tyler this week.
The Washington times., 1937-07-19
San Romani Married !
As Hundreds Look On

EMPORIA, Kan, July 10 UN.S).
Archie San Romani, distance rum
ner, and his bride, the former
Miss Lena Plumley, Of Arkansas
City, Kan, were honeymooning to-
day. They we're married here yes
terday before several hundred per-
S0nS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER S9-H. F. 261
A BILL

FOR AN ACT authorizing the COM
missioner of conservation to sell
certain school lands to the Town.
ship of Mudgett in Mile Laos
County.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of
the State Of Minnesota:
Section !. The Commissioner OF
Conservation is hereby authorized
and directed to take the proper and
necessary proceedings under laws re-
lating to the sale Of state school
lands, to sell certain school lands
to the Township of Mudgett, Mile
Laos County, to be used as a site
for a Township Hall, for consid-
Grafton Of Seven and no/100 Dollars
(s7OO), said land being one acre
more or less in the Southeast corner
Of the Southwest Quarter OF the
Southeast Quarter (SWA SEQ Of
Section Sixteen Q6), Township
Forty (4o), Range Twenty-six (26)
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
Beginning ut the Southeast cor
ner Of said Southwest Quarter Of
the Southeast Quarter (SWA
SEQ thence north along the
property line two hundred and
eight (2o8) feet; thence west two
hundred and eight (2o8) feet:
thence south two hundred and
eight (2oS) feet to south line Of
section; thence east two hundred
and eight (2o8) feet along south
line Of section to point Of be-
ginning.
Approved February a., 1887.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

shall be established for the payment
Of principal and interest thereon and
no Withdrawals from such sinking
fund shall be made for any other
purpose.
Section z. Tho State Board Of
Investment Is authorized to purchase
bonds issued pursuant to this act in
the same manner and subject to the
limitation as expressed in Chapter
389, Laws 1888, and all the powers
granted to the State Board Of In
vestment by Chapter 389, Laws 1888,
shall apply in connection with the
purchase of bonds issued hereunder.
Section 8. This act shall be con-
strued as a remedial measure, pro-
vided, however, that any proceedings
to issue bonds pursuant to the pro-
visions hereof shall be initiated
within three months after the pass
age and approval hereof by resolu-
ton Of the county board.
Approved February "a, 1897.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

. proposition providing for the
issuance of an aggregate amount
Of bonds for two or more distinct
purposes, are hereby legalized and
declared to be the legal obliga-
lions Of such village; provided,
however, that no such bonds shall
hereafter be issued under the au-
thority Of such election which will
cause the net Indebtedness Of such
village to exceed the limitations
prescribed by Laws 1927, Chapter
131, Section 2, and the village
council Of any such village is here
by authorized to proceed with the
issuance and sale Of such bonds
and tax levy therefor pursuant to
the provisions Of Laws 1927,
Chapter 131, at such time or
times and in such amount - shall
in their Judgment be for tho best
interests Of tho village.
Section 2. This Act EhAN not
affect any bonds tho validity Of
which u questioned In any utiga-
ton now pending.
Approved March Z, 1887.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER DIS. r. 1875
A RITZ,

FOR AN ACT to authorize the Board
Of County Commissioner to levy
taxes in excess Of present limita-
lions for revenue purposes In GER
tain counties.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of
the State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. In all counties Of this
state containing not less than IS nor
more than II full or fractional con-
gressional townships, with popula-
ton Of not less than $4,000 nor more
than $4,000 inhabitants according to
the last federal census and having
an assessed valuation, exclusive of
money and credits. Of not less than
100000 nor more than 100000
dollars the board OF county commits
sioners may levy for general revenue
purposes. not In excess Of $4,000
dollars. that may be necessary to
defray the expenses. payable from
the county revenue fund.
Approved February "a, 1897.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER Ash. F. No. 1877
A BILL

FOR AN ACT authorizing the gov
erning body of certain munic-
qualities to convey certain land
to cemetery associations.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section 1. Whenever any land
situated within any town or village
in this state, which land hereto
fore and prior to 1870 has been
devoted to and used by the public
without restriction as a cemetery,
the governing body of the town
or village, wherein such lands are
situated, is hereby authorized to
convey such lands to any cemetery
association, organized for the pur-
pose OF acquiring said lands for
cemetery purposes, upon such
terms as such governing body may
deem advisable.
Section 2. This act shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved March 2, 1897.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER 43-H. F. No. 965
A BILL


FOR AN ACT to amend Sections 2
and 6, Chapter 2, of the Extra
Session Laws of 1886, relative to
Unemployment c ON p n ton
with special reference to defini-
tons of base period and calendar
quarters, and the benefit eligibility
conditions.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of
the State Of Minnesota:
Section /. That Section 2, Chap
ter 2. Extra Session Laws of 1886 is
hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 2. DEFINITIONS. AS
used in this Act, unless the context
clearly requires otherwise
(a) Cd Annual pay roll" means
the total amount of wages payable
by an employer Regardless Of the
time Of payment) for employment
during calendar year.
CD Average annual pay roll"
means the average of the annual
pay rolls Of any employer for the
last three or five preceding calendar
years, whichever average is higher.
CD Benefits" means the money
payments payable to an individual,
as provided in this Act, with respect
to his unemployment.
Co "Commission" means the In
dustrial Commission of the State Of
Minnesota.
Cd Contributions" means the
payments to the State unemploy-
ment compensation fund required by
this Act.
(e) Employing unit" means any
individual or type of organization,
including any partnership, associa-
ton, trust, estate, joint-stock COM
pany, insurance company. or cor
poration, whether domestic or for
eign, or the receiver, trustee in
bankruptcy, trustee or successor
thereof, or the legal representative
of deceased person, which has or
subsequent to January /, 1896, had
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06

length Of the notice to terminate
shall be the same as provided for
and required by the lease.
And provided further, as to such
leases for a term Of more than
twenty years, If at any time before
the expiration Of six months after
possession obtained by the plaintiff
by abandonment or surrender of
possession by the tenant or on re-
covery in the action, the lessee or
his successor In interest as to the
whole or part of the property, or
any creditor having lien legal or
equitable upon the leased premises
or any part thereof, pays to the
plaintiff, or brings into court, the
amount Of rent then in arrears,
with interest and the costs Of the
action, and performs the other COW
enants on the part of the lessee, he
may be restored to the possession
and hold the property according to
the terms Of the original lease; pro-
vided, that the provisions Of this
act shall not apply to any action or
proceeding now pending In any Of
the courts of this state.
Upon recovery Of possession by
the landlord in the action a certi-
fed copy Of the Judgment shall be
recorded in the office Of the Register
Of Deeds Of the county where the
land is situated II unregistered land
or In the office of the Registrar Of
Titles of such county II registered
land and upon recovery Of possess
sion by the landlord by abandon
ment or surrender by the tenant an
affidavit by the landlord or his at
torney setting forth such fact shall
be recorded in a like manner and
such recorded certified copy Of such
judgment or such recorded affidavit
shall be prima facie evidence Of the
facts stated therein IN reference to
the recovery of possession by such
landlord"
Approved February "a, 1897.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER 42-H. r. 80
A BILL

FOR AN ACT relating to the cor
rection Of errors in recorded plats
by the recording of corrected and
supplemented plats in certain cas-
eS.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of
the State Of Minnesota:
Section !. That in all cases
where the plats, or what purports to
be plats. of any portion of the lands
contained within any town. village
or city of this state Of additions or
subdivisions thereof, which have
been executed and filed in an office
of any register Of deeds previous to
January LIST, 1915, fail to identify or
correctly describe the land to be so
plated or to show correctly upon
their face the tract Of land intended
or purported to be plated thereby,
or any such plats are defective by
reason Of the plat and the descrip-
ton Of the land purported to be so
plated thereby being inconsistent or
incorrect, or there exists a defect in
the execution OF said plats on the
part of tho granters thereof, the
governing board or council Of the
municipality containing land so
plated or purported to be 50 plated
may authorize within six months
from the passage Of this Act, re-
ferring by the record book and page
Of such plat or plats in the office of
the register of deeds to the plat or
plats to be correct, the making Of
one or more plats which shall cor
rectly show on the face thereof and
by description the land intended to
be plated, which plat or plats may
vary from the original plats in de-
scription as to lots and blocks to
suit the best purpose and secure the
best results, and such plat or plats,
In declaration thereon, shall recite
such resolution and shall identify
each separate tract Of land described
therein with such tract of land in
the purported plat or plats intended
to be corrected thereby, and shall
be certified by the proper officers Of
the municipality as to authorization
and by an engineer or surveyor as
to correctness, and the signatures OF
such persons shall be acknowledged
in like manner as a deed.
Such plat or plats when so certi-
fed and acknowledged may be filed
in the office Of the register Of deeds
and the declaration thereon may be
recorded at length in Book Of
Plat Certificates; and when so filed
and recorded such plat or plats and
declaration together with the record
thereof shall be prima facie evidence
In all matters shown or stated there
In as to the lands covered thereby.
This act shall not apply to city
whose charter provides for official
supervision Of plats by municipal
officers, commission or board.
Approved February "a, 1887.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER 50-H. F. No. $50
A RTTI,

FOR AN ACT to amend Mason's
Minnesota Statutes of 1927, Sec
ton 163, relating to terms of
court in the nineteenth judicial
district.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of
the State of Minnesota:
Section I. That Mason's Mime
sofa Statutes of 1927, Section 1853,
Is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
"163. That in addition to the
general terms of the district court
in Washington county, special
terms Of said court shall be held
in said county on the second and
fourth Mondays Of each month
for the trial of issues Of fact by
the court, the trial Of issues Of law,
the hearing of motions and appn-
cations, and all matters except tho
trial Of issues Of fact by . jury.