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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
DISAPPEARANCE
A HEADACHE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6. (U.P)
The disappearance of Betty 10
Lawson rapidly was becoming the
biggest headache police have had
in months. Yesterday police said
it was an illegal-legal abduction,
as her father, given custody by a
Colorado court, had taken her from
the mother, without the latter's
knowledge. To-day police learned
they might be considered accom-
plices for the missing persons
bureau helped Gail Lawson find
where his estranged wife was liv-
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
PENN SUPREME

In Your Can-In Gallon Lots
Equol to 35c per quart oils. The
ideol oil for modern high speed
motors. Losts longer, extreme heat
resistance, freedom from oil drog.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06

The manufacturer of your car says that only
when car is serviced regularly, on mileage
basis, is it truly safe and economical to run.
To encourage motorists to care for their cars
as specified by the cars manufacturer, we now
offer the 1000 mile seruice-check as outlined
above. This is regular part of Mileage Sev-
ice--a service based on Factory Specifications
Register your car today for this new service.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
HUNTER KILLS 10000 BISON

SYDNEY. U.R)-Cecil F'reer, the
Buffalo King" of the Northern
has shot 10000 bison in 20 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
JUSTICE WEDS 1900

JACKSON, Mo. (UP) - John c.
Putz justice of the peace, has per-
formed his 1,S00th marriage cere-
mony. He has been a justice "a
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
CHEAPLY DRESSED,
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
()()

NEW YORK, May G. UP)N1ay Nolan, gamoous figure Of
picture musical comedy house
today for a $3.50 clothing bill
beauty Miss Nolan prison Belle
hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
MANY CONCERNS | N C 0 R P CRATE.
 IN TERRITORY
Mrs. C. C. Malony, Son and Brother, to Mine in
 Chestochina

The following concerns have filed articles of Incorporation with the Territorial Auditor:
 Aicraft Charter Service, Inc, of Seattle, with Alaska offices in Ket- chikan; capital, S600O incorpora- tors, H. A. Munter, Emma Munter and o. J. Johnson, all of Seattle.
 Middle Fork Mining Company of Gulkana to operate in the Chesto- china mining district; capital, $6O0,- 900; incorporators, H. E. Cleveland, Mrs. C. C. Malony and J. F. Mall ony. Mrs. Malony is an extensive property owner in Juneau. J. F. Malony is her son and MT. Cleve- land her brother. They now live in Seattle
 Eureka Placers, Inc, of Seattle, with Alaska offices at Moose Pass, to handle claims on Lynx Creek; capital, $1,000; incorporators, Clyde Goodwin, Russell Goodwin, and H. c. Cooper
 Fl Nathan Childrens' Home of Valdez; no capital; incorporators, Evelyn G. Komedal, Pauline V. Smith and Helen Louise Johnson.
 King Gold Mines, Inc, of Nome capital $25,0O0; incorporators, Ralph Lomen, Alfred J. Lomen and F. Clin- ton Austin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
ARE SHOWED IN,
 IN CALIFORNIA
Yakutat Commissioner Here, Relates Experi-
 ence nSunny State

We had to go south to find snow" declared U. s. Commissioner Hardy Trefzger of Yakutat yester- day, following his return north on the steamer Baranof, after 2 vaca- tion trip that took him and Mrs. Trefzger and their small child to California.
 Obtaining an automobile in Se- attle, the TreIzgers motored south end were well into California when they were overwhelmed by "one of the worst snowstorms we ever saw, even after all our years in Alas ka,' MT TrefZger said. Their car was completely showed in, and the Alaskans had to be dug out from under the snow, before they could continue their trip.
 The Trefzgers left Juneau south- bound slightly more than a month ago. Though booked though Juneau on the Baranof they stopped over here to wait for a business associ- ate of Commissioner Trefzgers who is coming north aboard the steam- CT Alaska. MT. Trefzger will then go on with him to Cordova, while Mrs. Trefzger and the child leave the steamer to return to their home at Yakutat. MT. Trefzer is enroute to mining properties on White River, near Yakataga Beach, in which he is interested and for which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
ESTEBETH BRINGS SEVEN PASSENGERS
 IN EARLY SUNDAY

With seven passengers aboard for Juneau from nearby island points, the motorship Estebeth, Capt G. Gustafson, arrived back in port here from her regular week ly Sitka run yesterday morning at
 9 o'clock.
 Booked for Juneau with Purser Dave Ramsay were: From Sitka, B. IF. Kane. From Tenakee-Ollie Gill bert, G. w. Devine, D. Gillis, Nels Pedersen, G. Gordon and John Hirst.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
SIMMONS BACK FROM KETCHIKAN SUNDAY;
 OUT TO SITKA TODAY

Following an easy day Sunday, Pilot Sheldon Simmons this morn ing flew the Alaska Air Transport Lockheed Vega seaplane to Chich- gof and Sitka, taking off from here at 8:30 o'clock, and returning this afternoon at 12.3O o'clock.
 Passengers out with Simmons this morning were: For Sitka-J. B. Warrack, M. E. s. Brunelle. For Chichagof J. w. Booth, Albert J ckson. Returning, Simmons brought in Fred Chase and J. Mc- Carron, both from Chichagof. Simmons only time in the air yes- terday was early in the morning when he returned from his Satur- days flight to Ketchikan. Pas sengers back from Ketchikan with i'm were: J. B. Warrack and Mrs Jesta Zimmerman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
TWO FIRE ALARMS
 SOUNDED SUNDAY

The Juneau Fire Department re- sponded to two calls yesterday.
 The first, which was rung in at 3:15 am, was at the Martin Apart ments. No damage was reported.
 The second call came at 10:10 o. clock last night to George Bros. store. The blaze is thought to have been started by cigar or cigarette butt being thrown into some shaw ings where carpenters have been working on alterations at the store The only damage suffered was charred walls and much smoke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
DIR. PYLE kEIUkNS;
 WAUGH GOES SOUTH

Dr. Taylor J. Pyle. Field Dentist for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, re- turned to Juneau on the Yukon after being in the Bethel region in connection with his work He ac- companied as far as Juneau, Dr. L. M. Waugh, Associate Professor of Orinthology at Columbia University. who has been making a study in the Westward and Interior. Dr. Waugh continued south on the Yukon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
LAST LEGISLATORS
 LEAVE FOR HOMES

Last of the Legislators left Ju- neau on the steamer Baranof for the Westward. They were Repre- sentative George Laiblin of Nome, Senator M E. s. Brunelle of Cor dova and Representative Ed Golf fey of Anchorage Senator Brun- elle did not take the boat here, fly ing over to Sitka with Pilot Shell don Simmons to go aboard the ves- sel there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

day claimed the only feminine Gen eral Passenger Agent in the nation following the appointment of Miss Honey Lou Hansen to that office for the Northland Transportation Company.
 Miss Hansen returned a few days ago from a 12,00Omile trip through the east and midwest, interview ing Alaska travel prospects and tour directors. She has been with the company for ten years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
SIMPSONS RETURN
 FROM OUTSIDE TRIP

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson of the Nugget Shop returned to Ju- neau on. the steamer Baranof. Mrs. Simpson has been Outside for sev- eral months for medical treatment and Dr. Simpson went south re- gently to join her and return north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
DR. HAVERSTOCK IS
 CALIFORNIA BOUND

Dr. Haverstock, of the Seward General Hospital, is passenger south on the Yukon enroute to California for the benefit of his health. He is accompanied by Mrs. Haverstock. the former Lois Price, wellknown in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
WEATHER CONDITION AT 8 A. M. TO-DAY

Seattle aport) raining oa cloudy A. Alert Bay cloua 42 Bull Island partly cloudy; Island partly cloudy cloudy 43; Ketchkan raining 49 Petersburg cloudy 5O Sitka, Radiovie Soapstone Point cloudy cloudy Elias 40; clear Cina clear 28 Mccarthy clear 20; Anchorage Fairbanks 18 clear Ruby N'ato Kaltag ake cloudy partly Ohogamute clear 5
 
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 The baromec continued low this throughout Alaska the northeastern portion the Pacific there being 52 and longitude 40 degree where of 2900 inches reported High baromeric southwestward the Hawaiian This button attended
 
 the remainder of the field of observation
 weather continued portions Alaska last night Unaakleet The minimum Fairbanks 12
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12

Potatoes should be stored in cool dark place, since they sprout easily. To preserve the food values and insure the best flavor, leave the skins on when cooking them, and cook potatoes of about the same size together.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12

a development corporation was re- gently formed. Drills and other ex- ploring equipment are to follow north soon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
HELPS FOR
 HOUSEWIVES

Diced ma -s.fmai.o,~s g.ve a rough appearance to cake frosting if they are added just before the frosting is placed on the cake. The marshmal- lows blend well with chocolate, spice, gold, nut or white cakes.
 Strained honey that has been heated a little makes a delicious topping for waffles, pancakes, bis cults, rolls, mullins and other hot breads. The honey may be poured from a small pitcher.
 Save the yolks of the eggs you use in angel-food cakes for making Spanish cream. Then serve the two together as a. dessert for luncheon or dinner. .-
 For cleaning bed springs, use a dish mop on which a little furniture polish has been placed.
 tsf ,s4t; m - tftt
 A slice of sponge cake spread with jelly is tempting dessert when served with a fruit sauce.
 Boiled potatoes are often watery because they are allowed to stand in water after they are cooked. As soon as they are tender when tested with a fork, drain and shake them for minute over low fire.
 Fresh or canned shrimps may be used in salads, souffles, sandwich or canape mixtures. They also are tasty with rice or macaroni or mixed with tomato or curry sauce and served as cocktails.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12

suffrage as the registration is so far exceedingly light. At least 3O0,- GOO must vote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12

The value of spongeS sold in Florida last year was more than million dollars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
Brazilian Mules
 Get Beer Bath

FORTELAZA, Brazil, April 12- In some northern sections of this state of Cearta, where year-long drought has hit hardest, travellers arriving here say that they saw farmers bathing their mules and horses in beer as a sort of libation to conjure the divine powers of rain.
 Crown roast of lamp should be carved by cutting from the top to the bottom, allowing one bone to each serving.
 Try The Empire classifieds for results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
Woman's Suffrage Is Taken Lightly
 Among Filipinos

MANILA, April Filipinos are showing little interest in woman's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
(By the U. s. Weatber Rureau'

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning April Showers tonight and Tuesday;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
Honey Lou Hanson
 Now s. s. Official

SEATTLE, April 12. . Seattle to-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12
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Velocity Weather

LOCAL DATA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-12

Try The Empire cIassifieds for
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

to de harinas v salvados que
tenfan ,en la Gale de Horne
Quemado, sino cue habitaban
ell mismo cuarto; " despues de
rasar juntos las horas de ira
bajo, gustaban tambien de pa
sar las que dedicaban al re-
creo. Ambos solteros v sin min
guna CANA de cambisr de es-
tado, aficionados a las cahas
y al bureo, annque en- este par
ticular Y en- Ia esplendidez
characteristics que ell vino an
daluz despierta en- los natura-
les, Ell viejo saca3a mucha ven
taja al j6ven. De aqui sus e
ternas Y graciosas disputas a.
ST que al senior Rafael sc lie
encaramaba un POGO Ell man.
camilla ca 10 eabeza.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

do pueskO diSceTnido pOr 10 re-
Bien Sc hi7o Ia distr5buci6n'
en- ell peso welteE, en- cuanto a
los primeros; pero Jimmy Le-
to es superior a Jack Carroll y
mejor que Fritzie Zivic.
Nosotros creemos tambien
que Henry Armstrong es Ell
campe6n sin corona del peso Il
gero; pero no vemos motive al
guno para que Sc haya exclude
de los primeros grupos al tia
liano Carl Guggino de Tampa.
Guggino no es inferior a Quar-
les. Billy Deauhold tampocc
merece ser include en- el QrupO
de Montanez.
Harry Jeffra tiene legitimo
derecho a la jefatura del peso
bantam por Ia derrota que infli
gi6 a Sixto Escobar, arrebatan
dole la corona. Escobar mere
&c ell segundo puesto.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

Soledad sinti6 Ell resQuemcr
de estas palabras y guard6 ST.
lencio.
Milo, traete Ia mia-grit6
reciamente 81 senior Rafael al
criadillo.
No tard6 este en- presentar-
Sc con otra batea de caias.
FL senior Rafael era Nm v;ejo
de fuerte complexion, seco,
moreno, con los cabellos blan-
cos, pero sin faltarle uno solo,
vivo de ojos v suelto de ade-
names, como un chico de vein
tie amos. Mucho mas suelto Y
mucho mas vivo que su sobri-
no Frasquito, con ell cual Sc a.
companaba aqni y en- todas
parties. No SOLO sc hallaban a.
sociados en- un estableclmien-
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

tantes, temiendo alg1n pasb
dssagradable, atajaron la dispu
ia rogando al senior Rafael que
no lie exasperase. Este, vuelto a
los buenas Y revistiendose de
gravedad, manifesto que TODD
era una broma Y que nadie sa-
bfa mejor que el que su sobri-
no era gaditano por los cuatro
coStados. Luego, dirigiendose a
este, comenz6 a darle satisfac-
clones.
-Pero, hijo, iquien no ha de
reconocer tus buenas cualida-
des! Eres honrao v trabajador,
Y en- Cadiz no hay quien tie
ponga Ell nie deEante en- sacar
una clIenta por el aire. Y eres
buen mozo v muy corriente
cuando Sc Ofrece.. Psro tienes
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
CON LOS GUANTES
LAS S~ELECCIONES

ILe gustaron a ustedes las
selecciones hechas por la reyis-
ia deportiva 1.-THE Ring?
A nosotros, en- conjunto, nos
parecen merecedoras de calur0-
sos elogios.
Nadie discute que Jose Luis
es ell campe6n y n1mero 1 del
peso complete, como muy po-
cas- personals discuten a Max
Schmeling como Ell ndmero 2.
Tommy Farr tiene derecho al
tercer puesto por ser campe6h
del imperio britanico y al mis-
mo tempo haber resistido a Jo-
Sc Luis hasta el final.
Negar que John Henry Lew
is es Ell legitimo campe6n de Las
ITS libras, seria negar la reali.
dad; pero quizas AL Gamer nc
merece ell segundo puesto.
Freddie Steele es un verda.
dero campe6n v ell ndmero / en-
ell peso medic, pero Glenn Lee.
de Edison, Nebraska, merece
un mejor puesto que a sexto er
Ell tercer grppo. a ju0gar POI
isus 1ltimas peleas. Apostoli
por su pelea cen Marcel ThiI
tiene legitimo aeracho al seguy
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
QUE Il IRA A
MISSISSIPPI

New Orleans, La, die. o.
Harry j. Mehre, excoach de fut
Dol de Georgia, pasara a dirigir
los futholistas de la Universe
dad de Mississippi, seg1n los
rumores aqui circulantes.
Interrogado ell rumor, Mehre
Sc neg6 a discutirlo, diciendo
que tenia una entrevista impor
tante y que NADIA podia NANTES
tar.
Anoche declare Ell coronel
Paul Parker, director atletico
de Mississippi State, que pasa-
ran dos semanas antes de que
sea anunciado ell nombre del
substitute del teniente coronel
Ralph I. Sasse.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

-lFrasQuito, hijo!, ,ipara
que quieres esas manos? Hace
siete cuartos de bora que no
has sonao las parmas-dijo ell
senior Rafael q 81 sobrino, ha-
ciendo antes IN ,guiho expresi-
vo a la reunion.
-5C6mo siete cuartos de
hora?-exclam6 este sofoca-
do. Isl he pagado la convi-
dada anteriori
lila anterior. iY tan an
teriorl-replic6 Ell viejo mi
randole con ojos risuehos y
provocativos.
La reunion Sc prepare a go-
Ear de la disputa, como STEM
pre-.
-vamos, ito, ust6 tiene ga
na de guaaa.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
WARREN Y DEKLE Sc DIS
PUTARAN Ell T u

Derrotando a sus eontrarios,
ell campe6n Sam Bucklew y
George Edmondson, llegaron
aver a los finales del campeo-
nato de golfo del club Palma
Celia, Seth Dekle, un excam :
pe6n. Y Jimmy Warren
FL .ftulo sera discutido en-
un match que Warren y Dekle
efectuaran ell domingo 8 de g.
nero, a So hoyos.
Buklew hizo apreciable re
sistencia a Dekle; pero War :
rem superb sin apuros a Ed
mondson.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
hijo, 10 Que tengo ga.

No, hijo, 10 Que tengo ga
ma es de vino.
-Pues 70 va lie he pegado
q uste bastante esta noche.
Jay, que gracia, que me
ha pagado bastante.. -! iPues
70 a ii no...l Nino, traete mas
vino para este gallego...
Tito! No me insulte, que lie
falto a uste al respeto.
-Pero 81 10 eres, lpor que
has de negar la prosopia? Nj en-
el RENO de Galicia nj en- ell prin
cipado de las Asturias hay I'm
gaEego mas gallego que to-.
ITO, calless uste, que lie
.falto al respetot
F~rasquito estaba encendido
y colerico que daba miedo q to-
dos menOs a su ito. Los cireuna
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
inscription semanal: 20 cents
DEPORTES
TORNEO DE AJEDREZ EN-
Ell MARSHALL CHESS
CLUB

New York, die. 29.--Derro-
tando a A. C. Cass, en- 81 mo-
vimientos, Frank j. Marshall
campe6n del Marshall Chess
Club, gan6 aver otro punto en-
Ell torneo annual. Avanzando to-
dos sus peones en- Ell lado del
rey, Marshall desarroll6 I'm Pc
deroso ataque que barrie TODD
lie que tenfa ante Ell.
Harold Susman, que sera ca
pitan del grupo del Colegio de
Brooklyn, di6 una sorpresa de-
rrotando q A. E. Santasiere, ex
campe6n del estado
Marshall ocupa Ell cuarto lu-
gar en- la competencia, con 32
victorias y II derrota.
Antes que 81 aparesen Poll
and, con Az victorias Y " de-
rrota; Dunst, A victorias y 2
derrotas, y Bernstein, A triun-
fos Y / perdida.
El Manhattan Chess Club W
rifica otro torneo Y sc encuen.
tran en- los primeros lugares
Platz, con 3h victorias Y u
derrota; Issac /. Kashdan, 3
triunfos y ninguna derrota
Cohen, 8 Y 2; Whitman, 2 y l.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

una e~nfermedad...
IQue emfermedad?-pre
gunt6 Frasquito amoscado.
mlentros los demas Sc dispo-
Man a reirse.
No Sc; me parece que =
llama reumatismo.
@Y por que dice ust6 eso9.
vamos a ver...
-Porque he notado que STEM
pre- que llevas Ia mano al bolsf-
10 10 haces con mucho traba5o.
y Ia mayor parte de las wees
no 10 consigues... ESQ no pue-
de ser mas que reuma..., reuma
en- 81 brazo derecho.
To! ttiol
mo te sofoqnas. que ESQ 81
cura con I'm poqaito de aeuar-
dieate aicanfOrado.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
OFRECIDO UN PUESTO DE
DIRECTOR A RUTH


DeLand, die. 29.-7Le fue O.
frecido aver q Babe Ruth, Ell ex
rey de los @jonrrones', Ell pues-
to de director del club de pelo-
ia DeLand, miembro de la Liga
del Estado de Florida. Bin
Page, director del club, hubo
de telegrafiarle en- csc sentido.
Para .inducir a Ruth Sc lie
mencionan las muchas ventajas
que los golfistaS y pescadores
tienen en- esta secci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

bajo Ia direction de Mike ia
cobs.
Lowell parece superior a Bar
.Iund; pero los expertos estiman
que el finlandAs 90 IN adver :
Isario peligroso.
FL argentine, segdn la revis-
ia "The Ring" pertenece al CRU
po de Nathan Mann y solo tiene
|por encima a jose Luis, Make
s~chmeling, Tommy Farr y
Mann.
Barlund nj siquiera es men :
cionado por esa revista.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

Henry Armstrong, a juicio
de Ia revista, ademas de ser
campe6n del peso de pluma, en-
Ell peso ligero es superior a los
demas.
Serfa tonto discutir que Lou
Ambers caerfa facilmente baj5
los @olpes de Armstrong; pero
ell negro pudiera encontrarse
con una sorpresa frente a Mon
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
VICTORIA DE UN
CAMPEON INGLES

Detroit, die. 29.--El cam
pe6n del peso bantam en- Welsh
Mog Mason, derrot6 aver por
nocaut tecnico a Jimmy Chap
man, de Vancouver, en- Ell sexto
asalto. Pesaba a vencedor 121
kbras y Ell derrotade 1872.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

Jugaran hoy en- ell terreno
de golfo de Rocky Point, los
hermanos Dizzy y Paul Dean,
los notables picthers, contra
French Wigus, un professional
y Carl Stump.
Comenzaron a jugar a las
IL de la manana, a SO hoyos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
PIENSA NADAR BESIDE K.
WEST A LA HABANA

Habana, Die. 29.-Anuncian
de Miami, Florida, que Charles
(Sin piernasl Jimmy, I'm nota
BILE nadador, Sc propone venir
nadando desde Key West a la
Habana. :
Aquf Sc asegura que Jimmy
trata de obtener publicidad por
cuanto es impossible que pueda
cruzar 81 gOlfo, cast siempre a.
gitsdo, y sObrevivir a los thu
rOnes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
A SESSION. Ell
COMITE OLIMpICO

New York, die. 29.-Por Ell
presidente Avery Brundage a.
caba de ser llamado a. session Ell
Comite Olimpico.
Sc tratara de organizar la
campana para los juegos de
1910.
La fecha de reunion es la de
enero 8.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
HOY Ell AR
GENTINO LOWELL

New York, Die. 29.-Alberto
Lowell, pdgil argentine del Pc
so complete, include en- la pri-
mera division, peleara hoy con
el finland&s Gunnar Barlund,
La gaceta., 1937-12-29
La Gaceta Folletin No. 9
Los MAJOS
DE CADIZ
Por
DON Armando Palacio Valdss

DON Armando Palacio Valdss
Pero, aunque 10 dijo en- VOC
mas baja, lego a los eidos de
la tabernera, que exclam6:
IA ti...l lQue tie importa a
ii que 20 to ponga en- an sitio
o en- otro? va to cuidarias de
escapar adonde tie ~viniese bien.
Con esa verdad tie ayude
Dios, querida, que nunca jamas
la has dicho mayor-repuso
veaazquez son tono fanfarran
y displieente.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

Ell ingles JACK McAvoy es in
ferior, en- Ell peso complete lige-
70, a la mayoria de los hombres
puestos por debajo de 81.
McAvoy pertenece al aver.
La gaceta., 1937-12-29

N1ctoriano Mantefga, Editor
Evening star., 1937-09-20

criminals, that the detectives frankly
said they couldn't think what It
meant-or could have been intended
to mean.
Anyhow, Frank was dead. Not only
had his legs been broken and his head
drilled with bullet His skull had
been crushed, too.
Remnants record, as headquarters
gave 1t out, was this 1929 assault
and robbery with a gun. sent to Sing
Sing from from S to 10 years; 1884.
arrested, as Joseph Walker" for rob-
berry, discharged, 1894, arrested as
parole violator and returned to prison:
1885. the same; 1886, as George But
ler," held on suspicion of counterfeit
ing and violation of parole, no dispo-
sition: 1895. suspected Of homicide,
discharged; 1896. back to Sing Sing, as
a parole violator.
Evening star., 1937-09-20
CONFETTI STREWN.
ON GANGS VICTIM
Man With Long Re cord
Found Shot, Legs Broken
and Skull Crushed.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 2O-Frank
J. Kennan, who in his 81 years of life
had given the police much to worry
about. will bother them no more.
They found Franks body yesterday,
. bullet through the head, his broken
legs dangling grotesquely in his pin
striped trousers, and the slow wind
blowing flakes of confetti of his trim
jacket.
Beside him was bloody automo-
bile cushion. 1t was another OF those
curious revenge killings, said the po-
lice, and they speculated that perhaps
Frank had been trying to push his
way into the money-lending racket.
There was no way really to tell,
though. The killers left nothing be-
hind except the confetti; that and
the cushion.
1t was gesture so obscure. even for
Evening star., 1937-09-20
Knows His Cabbage.

BLAIR. Nebr (P).-There's a farm
er who may not know his carrots, but
he sure knows his cabbage.
Blair grocer said the farmer
bought bunch of carrots and head
OF cabbage here recently. Later he
returned the carrots with the COM
ment:
They weren't so good. But I did
win first prize at the county fair with
that head of cabbage"
Germany is approximately third
Catholic and tWo-thirds ProteStants
Evening star., 1937-09-20

1t is really fact that these COW
ers fit as snugly, neatly and trinity
as If they were made to order.
They're tailored of a knitted fabric,
IN smart square blocked weave.
No outside scanning! No piping!
They're washable, too! Colors green,
brown, blue and rust.
KAnn's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-20
MONDAY,
Tune in
Jeon Abbey

Radio Shopper for
Woman s Home
Companion
Evening star., 1937-09-20
$50 AM.
Tuesday
W.ISV

Hear what she
has to say about
the new drapes,
curtains and other
things to beautify
your h o m e a t
Kann's.
Evening star., 1937-09-20

This suite modelled an attractive 4 ~
bedroom a graceful ow 7
bed (single = =
drawers with Small Carrying q
Kanns-I -IhrdF Floor