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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18
June Meeting Of Ninth
District Farmers Club

The June meeting of the Ninth
District Farmers Club met with Mr..
and Mrs. T. X. Mcdowell, New Lon
don, Pa The meeting was called to
order by the vice president, Mr.. H.
r. Brown. Roll call was answered
by What 1 Observed On My Way
to Farmers Club" The regular
routine of business was taken. 1t
was decided to hold the picnic this
year with the Farm Bureau. A
committee was appointed to meet
with the Farm Bureau committee to
decide the date and place. The COM
mittee was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. X. Mcdowell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morris. The host read
an essay on Agriculture. After de-
licious dinner and social hour the
inspection committee consisting of
]. E. Crothers, J. B. Fassitt and VIM.
England gave their report. Miss
Woollens sang WAS 1t Tears That
Fell or Rain" and when the Pop
pies Bloom Again. Mrs. Eugene
England had a reading on How
Memorial Day Originated. Mrs. j..
E. Reynolds read the history of Rock
Church and Mrs. VIM. England gave
the history of St. Marys Church.
Mrs. Dorothy Webster recited Lovely
Mary and Stranger on the Sill. The
next meeting will be held in Septem-
Der at the home of DR.. and Mrs. c. F.
Miller.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18

delphia; Miss Clara Lakeland and
Mrs. G. B. Cullen, of Wilmington,
were Saturday to Wednesday guests
of their cousin Mrs. George w. Nc
Cullough.
Miss Virginia Barnes came home
from Teachers College, Towson,
Tuesday for the summer months.
Miss Mae johnson, of Rising Sun,
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tyson.
Mrs. Harry Carroll is recuperating
from an operation in the Presbyter-
ian Hospital in Philadelphia.
The Cecil Farmers Club held the
June meeting with Mr.. Robert X.
Rawlings, Wednesday, the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ella Rutter, of Will
mington. were guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Rutter.
Robert Mcneil graduated from
Perryville High School last week,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18
WILL PLAY INDEPENDENT BALL

The Perryville 1896 Bi-State
League champion team which was
playing this season under the name
OF Oxford, until the League disband-
ed, has recognized and will play in
dependent ball.
The teams will open three-game
series on Sunday, June 20, with Sam
Cooper's undefeated Chester County
League team at Oxford, Pa, and on
sunday and Monday, July 4th and
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18
MISS SYDNEY HECKART

The body of Miss Sydney Heckart
who died in nursing home in Bal
timore, was brought to the home OF
Mrs. Frank w. Clapp, Port Deposit
where service was held on Tuesday,
with interment in West Nottingham
cemetery. Miss Heckart was about
90 ysara years Of age
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18
Protect
What You Have

You've protected yourself
with fire insurance i. the
same wise precaution urges the
wisdom of protection against
the other hazards that can just
as effectively cause you financial
loss. For loss is a loss, no
matter what the cause.
A Supplemental Contract, at
tached to your fire policy, pro-
tects you in the same amount
and under the same conditions
against loss by windstorm, ex-
plosion, hail, falling aircraft,
riot and wild" motor vehicles.
We shall be glad to give you
full information and tell you
how little complete protection
will cost you. No obligation.
CHAS. s. PYLE
Insurance
RISING SUN, MARYLAND
Telephone: or 80
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED for Rawleigh
Routes of 500 families in North Kent
county. Reliable hustler should
start earning $25 weekly and in
crease rapidly. Write today. Raw
leigh's Dept. MDF-111-S, Chester, Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18
Oh e r r ES.

Cherries are ripe and priced at ten
cents per quart by the 80 box crate.
A 12-quart basket costs slips. Write
me your requirements.
HI. b. ABBOTT
Pilot, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18

Life is riddle; we must all give
it up.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1937-06-18
l2;!Il1![|lIll

Tuesday, Wednesday June 1928
SHALL WE DANCE
red Astaire Ginger Rogers
thursday June "a
THE SOLDIER AND THE LADY
elizabeth Allen Anton Walbrook
BANK NIGHT
Enthusiastically June 1926
DOUBLE FEATURE
THE HOLY TERROR
Jane Withers Ell Brendel
And
GUNS OF THE PECOS
Dick Foran (The Singing Cowboy
COMING: History Is Made At Night,
Maytime, Girl Loves Boy, Meet the
Missus, Great Guy, Banjo On My
Knee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
PrchI do Ameriky.

Jan Partsch re Stemberka 81
pronajal v Techanove ma sever
nj Morave obchod s pekarnou.
V roce 1886 mel Gle obchody.
Objednaval vsude zboz1, hlav-
ne mouku, kterou zpracovaval
v podniku. Ma dodane zbozl
jen tn a tam zaplatil nepatr-
nou castku.
Loni v listopadu Sc roZhodl,
re pekarnu a obchod proda.
Skutecne prodal zar1zeni a OBJ
chod Karle Winklerove "a g.
500 Kc. Mimo to il p%ostoupil
1000 Kc pohledavek. Wrinkle
rova mu take tyto pohledavky
proplatila, ale nyn1 zjistila, re
jsou fingovane.
Partsch mel take sam naspo-
rene nejake penfze a koncem
listopadu odjel do Sternberka
pry naj1mati novy obchod. We
fitele pc mem patrali, avsak
koncem listopadu zmizela pc
mem re Sternberka stopa. Te-
prve nynf bylo zjisteno, re Cd
jel do Kanady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
CeskosIovensko zada moe
zvetsiti armadu.

Plnomoc, ably armada &C.
skoslovenska mohla byti sesf-
lena, "tak jak toho potreba po-
zaduje," byla nynf zadana
vladou v osnove zakona pre-
dlozene v Narodnfm shromaz-
denf. T1mto opatTen1m mini
str obrany by mohl jednati O
sve 1jme We zvysenf mfroveho
stavu armady ma 10000 voja-
XII.
Poole zakona z r. 1880, mi
rovy stav armady je 100000
muzd cd 1. Tijna do 81. brez-
ma, a jen 100000 cd /. dubna
do 80. zaTf Ok Will polnfm pra-
cem). Pocet cvicenych zaloz-
Mkt je die lonskeho vykazu
1,524,000 muz1. Vseobecna
vojenska povinnost pro muze
veku 20 az SO let, S trvan1m IA
mesfcG akt. sluzby, byla uza-
konena r. 1880. Armadni roz-
pocet r. 1888 byl 1852, 1854, $40
Kc; r. 1884, 1926, 500 Kc.
Loni v srpnu bylo ucin6no o.
patrenf, ably % letist (mimo
vojenskych), bylo v prlpade
potTeby rekvfrovano armadou.
V listopadu vlada ucinila opa-
tent, ably vlastnictvf Skodovy
zbrojovky preslo pod csl. kon-
trolu, z dosavadnfho drzeni
franc. kapitalisty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
z KRUHU PRACE.

William Green, pTedseda A
mericke delnicke federace, byl
vyloucen z clenstvi United
Mine Workers of Amerika.
Cd te DOLBY CO byla zalozena
v r. 1890 p. Green, jenz jest GA
rokd star, byl clenem unie ha-
vfru. Pc mnoha leta slouzil CO
|.jejf tajemnfk a pokladnik.
Ale byl bez okolk1 suspen-
dovan ma obvinen1 "zrazeni
delnictva" nasledkem sveho
stanoviska pTi General Motors
stavce, r1zene jeho souperem,
Lewisem, jenz jest vGdcem W.
boru pro prGmyslovou organi-
saci (CIO).
" d1sledku kollektivni
smlouvy, kterou sjednala S ma
jitelem odevn1ch tovaren orga-
nisace Clothing Workers of A
merica, dostane ma 1000 cleve-
landskych krejc1 cd Is. kvetna
mzdovy prfdavek Ii proc. V
cele Americe tlmto opatrenlm
zvysene mzdy krejcovskeho
delnictva vzrostou rocne asi O
$40, 900.
= Asi 10000 zamestnancG v
zavodech ma vyrobu kosil v sta
tech New Yorku, New Jersey,
Connecticut a Pennsylvania "a
stavilo praci. Domahaji Sc
pridavku k dosavadnim madam
O Z a pGl proc.
= Henry Ford, automobile
w magnat otazan CO jest prfci-
nou castych stavek, pravil, re
jedinym lekem zabraniti stav-
ce jest vysoka minimum mzda,
ponevadz ia udrzuje kid a
mir. Pravil, re jeho zasadou
bylo pc % let platiti co nejvys-
81 mzdy a jiz roku 1914 zar1dil
mzdu SIS denne jake nejmensf.
Ones plat Sc a jak slysel, tax
pry jine ~automobilove dflny pc
chopily, re to jest jedinou zbra
nj a budou pry jej nasledovati.
Ale tim nenf Teceno, re snad
deln1ci nemaji vyss1 mzdu ne
bot jestli mluvf O Sc denne tax
tim mini nejmene placenou
praci eli minimum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
V Clevelandu 3Olety kra-

" Clevelandu 3Olety kra-
jan Rajmund ReTicha pTisel k
asistentu policejniho zalobce
w. Schneiderovi a zadal no, a.
by no postal do r~obotarny.
Svou zadost odGvodnoval slo-
Wy: "Jsem znicen. Ztratil
jsem obchod a m1j rodinny Ii
vot je rozvracen. Pill jsem pri-
lis mnoho a prOtO chci nekam.
kde bych Sc mohl vzpamatova-
ii a staff Sc Ease clovekem."
Soudce pro opilstvi postal no
ma 80 dn1 do robotarny. Ia
roven mu nadiktoval pokutu
S25. Nebude-li moci zaplatiti,
musf z1stati robotarne jeste
dalS1ch 80 dnl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Koho cekani jeste nemrzi.

Y Trenton, N. j., Archie
Heron, 77lety We statni trest-
nici oslavil narozeniny tim, re
klidne kouTil re svoj1 dymky,
pfemyslel, ale jinak Sc vdbec
nezaj1mal O to, co sc kolem ne
no dele.
Pred 28l6ty, kdyz byl odsou-
zen k smrti, dostal nahle 30
denn1 odklad. Pc celou tuto
dobu staly nejake pfekazky je-
no poprave ceste, take jej
dnes jeste nalezame zijiciho.
Avsak i pc teto dlouhe dobG
jest technicky stale odsouzen k
smrti.
Dne Is. cervna 1908 Heron
zavrazdil Rev. Samuela B. D.
Prickette v New Brunswicku.
K vrazde doslo z te priciny, re
knee dial Herrona zatknouti a
uvezniti pro neporadne chova-
nj. Byl odsouzen k smrti a mel
zemTiti Z. zari 1908. Avsak u
kazalo Sc, re v rozsudku jest
nejaka chyba a proto byla po-
prava odlozena. Bylo nutno
vyckati prohlasen1 odvolaciho
soudu. Tento pax pc neja-
KEN case rozhodl, re sc ma Cd
volanf nebeTe zTetel a poprava
Dude neprodlene vykonana.
Heron byl tedy zpovu odsou-
zen k smrti a to soudcem Ber-
gem z okr. Middlesex, dnes jiz
zemTelym. Heron mel byti
popraven v poslednim cervno-
VEN tydnu 1909.
Ale i v tonic pffpade mel
Heron stest1, nebot Sc vyskyt-
la nejaka Wilma osobnost, KITE
ra Sc "a neho %pTimluvila. Guv.
J. Frank in Fort povolil Cd
klad dine &c. ledna. Jeste je-
den odklad byl pax vyhlasen
dine "a. 1nora. PAX byla po-
prava urcena ma posledni IT,
den mesfce bTezna, ale tn soud-
ce Bergen prohlasil, re jest
nutno poskytnouti jisty cas- k
prozkoumanf dusevniho stavu
vrahova. Konecne, 2. cervna
tentyz soudce uznal, re jest
nutno popravu opet odloziti,
iezto jest nutno vyckati dial.
sfch rozkazG v teto veci.
Tyto "dalsf rozkazy" vnbec
nikdy jiz nedosly, jezto soud.
ce Bergen mezi tim zemrel
Poole zakona z onech dob, ne.
mel a nema nikdo jiny prava
podepsati rozsudek smrti, nez.
Ii soudce, ktery jej vynesl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

V Sidney, Ia, 18leta Ruby
Brownova, ktera prot pozGsta
losti W. j. Mawhora mela POI
hledavku $4,000 "a ukradenou
hubicku, must Sc spokojiti stow
kou. Jej1 pravn1k pTistoupil ma
toto vyrovnan1 mimo soud.
Ruby byla zamestnana v
Mawhorove domacnosti roku
1885 a kdyz domacf PAM byla
v nemocnici, domac1 pan pry il
prot jej1 Will polfbil. Soud roz-
hodl, re 500 stac1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Jiz necele ctyTi mesice do
Tretiho Sletu!

Telecvicny svym herecnym
nacvikem svedci O tom, re &C.
skoslovenske Sokolstvo ameri-
exc dobre vi, re cas- lett. Niece
lie ctyri mes1ce, a budeme tn
m1ti rusne a radostne dny sle-
tove. 20. cerven 1887 Dude
zlatym pismem vepsan do an
nalG Svazu Ceskoslovenskeho
Sokolstva v Americe. Nedel-
nj to odpoledne We stadiu Vo-
jenskeho pole v Grantove par
ku v Chicago vyvola jasavy Il
zas tisic1 divak1 z celych Spoj.
StatG a Kanady i cetnych wac
nych host1, O jejichz pritom-
most sletovy vybor jiz vyjedna-
va. Sletove odpoledne pre-
kvapf vsechny ucastniky mia
distvou jarost1 sokolske N.Y.
slenky v Americe, pravym
vzletem sokolfm, jistotou dals1-
no muhutneho rozmachu! Slet
touzi roznititi nadsenf a zapal
v ceskoslovenske Americe, chce
docfliti, ably vsechny generace
svorne Sc seskupily pod sokol-
skym praporem, a ably heslo
go Cechoslovak, to Sokol!"
bylo skutkem.
Ubytovacf vybor S povdekem
uvfta brzke pTihlasky. Meme
chavejte vse ma poslednf dobu.
Ones jiz kazdy ma byti roz-
hodnut: Pojedu! Pozdnf pTi-
hlasky zpdsobf naval prace,z
nen1 lidsky mono jej zdolati.
Mali byti kazdy upokojen,
mali Sc pTedejfti nemilym ne
dorozumenim a trapnym zmat-
kun, jest nutno ubytovac1mu
vyboru jeho 1kol usnadniti.
Tedy Haste Sc lined, elm dTiv,
tim lip.
Ceskoslovenske Chicago test
Sc netoliko ma skvelou prehlfd-
ku cvicicfho sokolstva, ale i ma
velkolepou schGzku vsech &C.
skoslovenskych osad v Ameri-
ce i Kanade. Sokolsky Slet je
nejlepsf prilezitostf k sblfzeni
Sc vsech Cech1 a Slovak1, roz-
trousenych v teto move vlasti
Cd Velkych Jezer az k mexic-
kym hranicfm, cd Atlantiku
az k Pacifiku, je nejkrasnej-
Sim pocinem k odstraneni pre-
brad netecnosti mezi Severem
a Jihem. Vychodem a Zapa-
dem. Co bychom zde mohli
znamenati, kdyby mocny roz-
voj sokolstva stmelil vsechny
ty statisfce ceskych a sloven-
skych Americana k cilevedo-
me spolecne praci? Uvazujte
o tom, bratT1 a sestry, a pTijed-
tie dine 20. cervna re vSech kou-
til Ameriky ma TTetf Slet &C.
skoslovenskeho Sokolstva do
Chicago!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Nestesti ma bitevnici ma
manevrech.

Sest muzn marinackeho sbo-
ru bylo zabito a jedenact il
nych zraneno, z nichz osm vaz-
ne, "a explose petipalcoveho
deloveho naboje ma bitevnici
Svojenych Stat1 Wyoming.
NeStest1 Sc udalo u ostrova
San Clemente, SO mil cd San
Pedra, Kalifornie.
Mezi usmrcenymi jest take
voj1n slovanskeho jmena Josef
w. Bozynsky z Pittsburgh, Pa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Kratsf prace pro matky.

V New Orleans, Ia, sestiho-
dinovy pracovn1 den pro mat
ky zadala Laura Chassell
loops, clenkyne fakulty uni
versity statu Ohia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Trinactileta matkou druheho
dftka.

V Birmingham, Alabama,
narodil sc v rodine 26 rok1 sta
reho Truman E. Keller a jeho
13 rokd stare manzelky, v pom
deli druhy syn. Prvni syn ma
rodil Sc, kdyz jeho matce bylo
II rOkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Meme nezamestnanvch.

Celkovy pocet nezamestna-
nych delnik6 v prosinci vyka-
zoval pocet 100000, jak Ma
tional Industrial conference O.
znamila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Sebevrazda 15-leteho.

V Clevelandu obesil Sc 15le-
ty Walter Knyszek. Mrtvola
visela ma drate elektrickeho
veden1. Hoch odesel do skle-
pa Tka, re sc chce vykoupat. z
neznameho ddvodu spachal Sc
bevrazdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Mazany i~istonos.

V Sheepshead Bay, New York
byl zatcen listonos, Henry M.
Briggs. Bylo vysetreno, re
Briggs hazel postovn1 zasilky
do spalovace, ably je nemusil
roznaseti, protoze no bolely
nohy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

V Rockford, ILL.,, 27lety Claude
Childers Gender, cowboy z
Wolf Point, Mont, pTijel ma
koni. Celou cestu zdeli 1,700
mil vykonal v sedle. Ranc bra
trf Chappelovych u Wolf Point
opustil 1. zaff 1896 maize "a ell
cesty Chapel tovarnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26
Orel zbavil S NEST svetla.

Pet obci v Sew. Dakote bylo
pc nekolik hodin bez elek-
tfiny, kdyz mohutny orel, v
rozpjeti kT1del 6 stop 4 palce,
81 usedl ma pTevodnf draty ne
daleko Killdeer, N. d. a byl "a
bit $4,000 volty napjeti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-26

V Rockford, ILL.,, V. Yanka-
vich, 20, ktery nedavno ubil
svoji matku "aby sla do nebe
"a otcem'', byl p~orotou uznan
s1lenym.
Evening star., 1937-12-11

shown at the Furniture Mart are being
planned that will show marked i'm
provements in styling, construction,
workmanship and utility over previous
years models and produce turn
over market comparable to other ma
jor industries"
Furniture producers and their al
lies-hoor coverings, lamps, bedding,
house furnishings, etc.-f1nd them
selves quickening their step to keep
time with the steady forward march
of the new leader that is now directing
the American homemaker's dollar
toward the kitchen.
National advertising, followed by
close dealer tie-up, aggressive mer-
chandising and 1888 models designed
to make last years stoves and re-
frigerators as out of date as last years
automobiles, has set new pace for
the entire industry.
Thus the American Furniture Mart,
which has made 10 per cent addi-
tional room on the already famous
fifth floor appliance section" to ac-
commodate the influx of appliance
producers who wish representation at
the national appliance center, is COM
pleting arrangements to offer home
furnishings buyers the most complete
selection of major appliances, along
With all furnishings for the American
nome, ever gathered under one roof
HDUnfInr ID.
its 100000 square feet of home fur
nshlngS display space to major ap-
pliances.
Arranging Offices in the building,
the country's largest chain stores and
ouymg syndicates have provided rooms
where their special groups can con-
veniently cover the market and meet
10 discuss purchases and sales plans
for the coming year.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
REALTY CONTRACTS
SPEAKERS THEME
John H. Stadtler Discusses Topic
Before Students at South.
eastern University.

Real estate contracts and the steps
followed by the title insurance COM
panies Of the District in running the
titles OF real property were discussed
by John H. Stadtler, assistant secre-
tary-treasurer of the District, Law
yers & Washington Title Insurance
Companies before students in the real
estate class at Southeastern University
this week.
Mr.. Stadtler made a detailed pres
entation Of the standard form Of sales
contract which was drafted some
years ago by the Washington Real Es-
tate Board and directed attention to
the necessity of having all facts In
corporated therein.
He discussed the steps taken In
searching real estate titles and touched
upon the several forms of convey
ances. During his presentation OF
covenants and restrictions he cited
examples of the effect of certain types
of restrictions which affect, adversely
or favorably, the commercial and resi-
Dental development Of sections within
the District of Columbia.
The course is jointly sponsored by
Southeastern University and the
Washington Real Estate Board and il
under the personal direction of Joseph
A. Herbert, jr. The next lecture In
the session will be presented by Mr.
Herbert on the subject of appraisal
methods.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
Repairing Linoleum Rugs.

II a fragment is broken from the
eoge OF a linoleum rug. cut a piece
OF cloth larger than the break, cover
1t with glue and slip it under the
break in the rug. Insert the frag-
ment and weigh it in place until the
glue dries. For ease Of cleaning and
attractiveness, incidentally, linoleum
should be frequently lacquered, shell
lacked or vanished, then waxed
Never apply new coating of any OF
these materials over wax. Be sure tc
remove all traces of the old wax with
turpentine.
Evening star., 1937-12-11
PLUMBING PRICES DOWN

While prices Of plumbing and heat
ing products in general are now 10
per cent below the average for the last
IL years, some plumbing fixtures show
an even greater contrast, according
to the Plumbing and Heating Indus
tries Bureau.
The current price of sanitary cast
iron enameled plumbing fixtures, for
instance, is 27 per cent under the
base price for 1926, as established by
the United States Department Of
Labor
Evening star., 1937-12-11

Yellow Dining Room Draperies.
A dining room with floor cover
ing Of deep eggplant color has yel-
low draperies and yellow trim. The
walls are painted gray-white.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
OPPOSITION TO REORGANIZATION
 OF GOVERNMENT
Some Democrats Join Re- publicans in Fight on
 Recommendations

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Some Democrats have joined the Republi- cans in opposing portions of Pres ident Roosevelts program for Gov ernment recognition which was giv- en to Congress yesterday.
 Amid the efforts of Administration leaders to agree as to the best meth ods of assuring enactment, Senators Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan and H. Styles Bridges of New Hamp- shire, both of whom are mentioned as the next Republican Presidential nominees, indicated determination to war against such plan.
 Byrd Differs
 Chairman Harry Flood Byrd Democrat, of the Senate Reorganiza- tion Committee, differed on many oi the recommendations.
 The major questions include shall Congress go beyond the recommen- dations and consolidate or lopp off bureaus saving perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars, establish 8 new civil service set-up to be revised and based soley on competitive ex- aminations and should the Comp troller General be stripped of much authority.
 F.D.R. Estimates
 The President estimated that thir- ty million dollars might be saved by consolidating or looping off certain bureaus.
 President Roosevelt let it bt known that it is up to Congres: to make a final decision regarding the recommendation or changes to be made.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
CUNMAN MAKES GETAWAY WITH
 STOLEN AUTO
Takes $500 After Fore ing Employees Into Vault Which He Fails to Lock OUTDISTANCES BANK
 MEN IN AUTO CHASE
Bank Officers Fire on Dar- ing do But
 Without Success

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 13.-WaV- ing a large revolver, lone, un- masked man held up the Lincoln branch of the Puget Sound Ma tional Bank here at 10:35 this morning and escaped with $1,5oO in silver and currency.
 The bandit entered the bank and forced employees into a vault but neglected to lock them in. After scooping up the money he ran to an automobile and fled southward out of the city.
 Finding the vault unlocked, the employees ran out and Manager Charles Greening and Cashier R. s. Coulter started out in pursuit, the latter emptying rifle at the fleeing car several times without stopping it. They were forced to give up the chase near Spanaway, 10 miles south of the city, when the bandit outdistanced them.
 The bandit was using a car stolen 10 minutes before the holdup from Anton Barcot and within a few minutes after the alarm officers in dozens of surrounding towns were notified to watch the highways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
FIVE NARROWED
 MINERS CAB!N; REPORT 1 DEAD
Message Written in Snow Rescue Parties Hamp-
 cred by New Storm

LAS VEGAS, Nevada. Jan. 13.- A new snow storm in the Gold Range Mining District north of here today added new hazards for rescue crews striving to reach a party of five from the Nevada Maryland mine one of whom is reported dead.
 Lee Prettyman, flying low over the miners cabin with two observers read the following message written in the snow on the roof:
 "One dead. Three sick. Need medical aid. Prettyman Party"
 The rescue party which left here yesterday night, before hearing from the Prettyman party, said they be- lieved those in the cabin are MT and Mrs. James Coe, Doris Dunn negro cook and Fred Miller.
 It is not known which one of the five is dead.
 The message in the snow was written after the Prettyman party had made one flight over the cabin and then returned later for more information.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 13.- A Salt Lake City to Burbank trans port plane, with ten passengers and crew of three aboard, pancaked in a foothill slope 20 miles north of here yesterday during stormy wealth CT.
 One passenger, J. Braaden, Of Cleveland, Ohio, was killed.
 The injured included MT. and Ms. Martin Johnson, of New York, explorers and big game hun ters, each with broken leg.
 The victims were all brought here to hospitals.
 Pilot William w. Lewis, who suf- fered a broken leg, refused to be taken from the wreckage until all other occupants, including his CO., pilot, stewardess and passengers were removed
 The plane was last reported at 11:O5 o'clock yesterday forenoon near Newhall The plane was then overdue, here from Salt Lake, her scheduled time of arrival being at 10:45 o'clock.