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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
LIGHTS LEAD THEM

East Lansing, Nov. n Michigan State will put e little more color iIl' to It's basketball this season. The spartans have rigged up their bas- kets SC that three red lights flasll lurldiy when Q ball drops through the net,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
CAN'T MISS MAKING AN "ALL'

Berkeley. Nov.--It shouldn't be hard for Bob Herwig, California center, to break into print. His wife,
 Kathleen Winsor l&.rwig, writes a
 sports column fof . Berkeley news paper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
HORSE SHOW QUEEN

Mrs. Loula Long Combs of Lees Summit, Mo, has been exhibiting harness horses at shows for more than forty years. She has captured practically every important event in the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
SET FOR LONG TIME

Ho McMillan, former Center col- leae star, holds one of the longest .erm contracts of any football coach. He's signed up at Indiana for ten years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
FEMALE GROoMs

Lady wright, England's famous woman rider, has only female grooms taking care of her string Of Jumpers and hunters. 6he conducts q training academy at Duriey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
ABSENTEE HONORED

willie scrill, who quit profession ai basketball at the end of last sea. son, won the American Basketball League trophy as the most out standing player.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
FOOTBALL "IRON MAN"

John McLaughry, son of Browns coach, Fuss McLaughry, played through the Connecticut State, R.. I. State and Harvard games with out a substitution.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
,'vEER TO THE LEFT

According to Le Roy Mills, fam- ous kicking tutor. on eighty per cent of all goal failures in football the kick travels outside the left goal post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
FOUR TIMES IN ROW

California Is the only team ever to beat Southern California four times In c row since Howard Jones assumed the Trojan football Coach- ing joh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
ExPENsTyEs MACHINE

The auto used by Captain George F. T. Eyston in his attempts to break tho worlds speed record of more than 300 miles an hour cost above S20000O,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
HOCKEY SURVIVOR

Nappy Day, veteran hockey play CT, is the last competitive survivor of the old Toronto St. Pats, who were transformed into the Leafs by Oonny elnythe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26

Fiddle polan Charley being booked around Bnao an tae NU Yor hy Dave KareSs Waterbrtan who handied furniture fighters these parts few years pack oan O of Chicago the local ads latest Achievement which into the New York fight clubs any dav now Eagles his local admirers Wno wondered what doing these days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
ALL.AMERTCA BROTHERS

Two brothers. Edgar Allan Poe and Arthur Poe, both achieved All. America renown as quarterbackS at Princeton. Their careers were ten years apart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
Acid Test Ariues For Connecticut Youngster
CROSDY-W|LBY IN SCORELESS
 TIE YESTERDAY
Second Time in IS Years Teams Have Not Reg.
 istered; Zurlis Hurt

Surrounded by the largest football crowd to see Thanksgiving morn- ing game in the 17-year history of the two schools, Crosby and Wilby slithered to a scoreleSs tie yesterday at Hamilton park, as close to 10000 looked on inside and outside the field of play. Enough mud was spread between the goal-lines to take care of all the political cam paigns from now until doomSday, but the game did develope Q few thrills and plenty of spills, a Crosby girl cheer- leader and Referee Eddie Hart being spilled for sudden con- tact with ooze that developed from a mild day and warm sun. Hard Luck
 Zurlis Wilby left tackle, proved major casualty of the game when he was injured after hitting g Cros- by ball-carrier. A collar-bone frac- ture developed which will keep him out of athletics for some time. Wil- by's line play, particularly the hard and clean tackling brought the team packers to It's collective feet many times, with Chestone, McGrath and Fahy doing a nice backfield job while Eddie Bartkus turned In a great piece of defensive play on the Wilby left flank, while the 250- pound Yasincky and Kunkel at cen- ter were also very much on the job. For Crosby, the backs including Fos- ter, Adamaitis, Margolis and Mo- Sherry worked very well together under the handicap of mud, which also spoiled the McGrath vs. Foster battle expected, as both boys, excep- tionally fast ball carriers, were un. able to get going.
 Couldn't Score
 Wilby had two great chances to win, particularly a forward pass on the sleeping India" play, but the slippery ball was dropped and no score resulted. A 15-yard field goal attempt by Yasinsky was futile as the ball hardly cleared the heads of the Crosby linemen. Crosby's Il first down to Wilby's s does not indicate the game at all for Wilby played much better extensively and its tackles were far superior during most of the game. Summary: Crosby (O) 60 Wllby Woods r. Bartkus
 Left End
 Mariner ................... Zurlis
 Left Tackle
 NuEcOHl BorzilaukaB ........s.... kunkel
 Center
 MaZzarella ............... Desantis
 Right Guard
 MtNuD
 Right Tackle
 McNellis .............:... Hawkins
 Right End
 McSherry ............... LaBky
 Quarterback
 MargolIB ................ CheBtone
 left Hnlfback Right maifback
 Fullback
 Substitutes--Wilby McGurk, A. Rartkus: Crosby, Galullo, Egan. Day, NardozzI. VigInas. Referee--Eddle le Hart (Cheshire). Umplre--Dr M. A. O'Hara (Penn). Llnesman--Fay Vin- cent (Yale). Time--Four 12-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
NOT BAD AT ALL

The salaries of professional foot- ball players average about $ll0 q game throughout the National League,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
SUCCEssFVJL IDEA

Jimmy Altemus. brother-in- law of Jock Whitney, already has received orders for l,B0O of the skeet-slloot- ing contgaptions Do invented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26

Mike, the live 400-pound tiger mascot of Louisiana State univer- sity, is transported to football games In . large, electrically lighted trail-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26

To "A the monicker old pa especially when knoc want printed Name need not pc used Du hold for little while And besides e have the whole story will not be mentioned in any way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26

The British astronomer royal has announced that the days are length ening at the rate of COST second Q century.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
VARIATIONS POPULAR

New York City has been the scene of fifty-eight six-day bicycle races since that sport was inaugurated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
Totals .............. 12 1

Score at half time: Maspeth 21, K. of l.. 17. Referee: Rialdo. Time: twp 20-mlnute halves. '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
TIGERS
BLAKE.JOHNSON

Totals ..........'.'Ao ~7 Score at half time: 28-15, Tigers Referee: Lou Chestone. Time: Four 8-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26

The United States Lawn Ten. nls association has made vig0r- ous efforts to persuade Budge to remain an amateur. He has received several offers, one re. portedly for $S0,000, to 90 on . professional tour. He now is en route t0 Sydney, Australia, to participate In . series of exhibi. tlons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
BEAUTIFUL RAIN

And always shall the sound of rain, Bring us back to youth again; Cool waters dripping through the breeze Restores all earth to beautiful scenes; Would that we might only know, From whence 1t came, where it will goP guess it's just like life-insane, That trickles in then out again.
 A READER
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
Danbury-Naugy Game Of

Seeing financial harvest ahead for Sunday the Hat Cy o Tro1ans with the Naugatuck Gems set Tor sunday It seems the Bristol have had some thing do with win would give Bristol the the Bell City weeks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
The Poetic Urge

Never until did associate sports of all sorts with poetry or rhyme without Yet with the short space of two weeks readers have to the front with meter Reader directed particularly to Jayess likes sit by his radio on rainy rai-ed skies and $SS0 TOT the privilege O seeing football game under those conditions
 However think Jayess does not appreciate 1ie beauty when outside wishing you were m "ncn resulted in the following:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
Henkel Says Budge
 WiN Become Pro
by H. Devines

Hong Kong, Nov. 26-(UP)- Henner Henkel, Germsny's No. ? ranking mems singles tennis player, said today that J. Don. old Budge, the United States No. l star, planned tO, turn pro- fesslOnaI,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-26
1hiSSpOYting
 World
Odds And Ends
BY JOHN A. cLUNEY

New favens Jewels professional basketball game as niu m the Arena overtime to beat the Kate snitn
 ai efce and putting ought up attendance htereet which has recently been oduceo in the City of Films.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MT RAINIER~3 ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath unfurnished; heat furnished: !:
strictly private; $50 per month. Apply
1896 32nd ST., Mt. Roinier. Md. Phone
Hyattsville $40.
UNFURN 9 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath: elec refrigeration. garage.
h.-w.h; adults only. 100 North Fillmore
st. Clarendon. Walnut $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA. 7O7 RUSSELL RD.-FURN..
2 rooms. kitchen, private bath. dinette:
elec refrigeration light heat. gas included;
on Washington bus line. Alex. 1891.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
POULTRY & EGGS.
L. E. BEACH'S HATCHERY,

N0rDeck, Mo.
Q mi. from Sill Spr., on Ga. ave. pike
Place your order for quality chicks at mod.
crate prices. Also started chicks. All
fockS blood tested by DR.. Thomas Ladson,
vet. Tom Barron White Leghorns Br.
Leghorns, B. & w. Rocks. r. I. Reds, B. &
w. Giants, N. H. Reds, w. Wyandottes.
Mallard and w. Pekin ducklings goslings
and turkey poults; custom hatchings; full
line of Wayne feed and Jamesway equip
Evening star., 1937-02-08
ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.

apartments in all sections Of the city.
Met. $3.50.
COLORED 7lS Fairmont st. n.w.-Fur-
nished or unfurnished rear room with
porch: reliable. employed married couple.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.

1917 ALASKA AVE.-S ROOMS; on
burner: all modern improvements: COM
pletely. furnished; garage. Can be in
AVAILABLE FEB. l6-5-ROOM MODERN
bungalow with garage in Lyon Park. Va.
nings. Columbia 5000, Apt. 7O5.
BRAND-NEW. SEMI-DETACHED. 3 BED
rooms. recreation, 212 baths. gas heat.
attractively furnished. never occupied: will
basement room for owner. away most of
the time: everything furnished. including
telephone. Open to 8 pm 720 Quack-
enbos st. NV. Sterling 9Ol2. Directions,
5000 9TH ST. NV
Evening star., 1937-02-08

AN UNUSUALLY WELL-BUILT AND
thoroughly modern brick house. : ROOMS
. BATHS. about l ACRE OF LAND near
Olney Md PRICE NOW ONLY SI1.500
CALL E. G. THOMAS. WITH BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500 OR ADAMS
Evening star., 1937-02-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

6 TO RooMs-PREFER OLD HOUSE;
would like possession within so days;
good cash payment. E. A. GARVEY.
District 450S. 1926 Vermont ave.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BRICK or
frame houses. in any condition i'll the Dis
trict of Columbia Call WARREN j.
COTHERN. 913 New York ave. NV. Ma
tional 7416. s.
Evening star., 1937-02-08

WASHERS AND IRONERS
reduced for clearance. Apex,
Norge and A. B. C.. floor
models. See these before
buying. Fifth Floor, THE
PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
ROOMS UNEURNISHED.

1906 N ST. NV. Apt. 35-Large. front
room. semi-private bath: S27. Call efter
5614 3rd ST. N.W.-One ROOM large
kitchen. Frigidaire. shower bath: gas. elec.
free; new modern home. Randolph 4635.
1888 CONN. AVE. N.W-Entire top floor;
l large 'front.' small rear rooms. bath,
8 large closets $50 Phone North 4211.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
APARTMENTS WANTED.

room Kitchen and bath. near 18th and
L NV: state location and price. Address
Box 192-D. Star Office. g"
Evening star., 1937-02-08
MARIETTA PARK. NV.
&h0n CASH

$500 CASH
S5.950-Near 4th and Rhode Island ave
n.e.-SiX rooms. brick. two rear
inclosed porches; redecorated.
Here's your opportunity. Call
promptly. National 1889 til Q m
NEAR 4th AND r. I. AVE. NE
5.500-Terms. 5 rooms, ami. good
condition, insulated weather-stripped. cop
per screens, front porch. southern exposure
paved alley
Evening star., 1937-02-08
PETWORTH BARGAIN.

3 ROOMSICORNER
7950-Beautiful brick corner 81 nnn
below cost. Modern bath with built-in tub
and shower; large Handicapped lot. garage
offer this property at such a low price.
Consideration for cash Call ! GARRETT
BEITZELL. District 3100. Night service
Evening star., 1937-02-08
Lovely Home, Shepherd Park.

Wonderful house for doctor or Army
officer. convenient to Walter Reed 2 bed
rooms. Il, baths on first floor bed
rooms. bath and shower on second floor
Maid's room and bath in basement Living
room dining room. sun parlor and kitchen
on first floor . beautiful stone f1replaces
very large, recreation room. Will sell at
actual cost to build For inspection. call
Mr.. Orem. Georgia 4G30.
'WAPLE & JAMES INC.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
$3.50.
1902 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
C0nn Cocb CEO En NFo~&II,v

Attractive, modern. semi-detached: 6
rooms, de luxe kitchen, hardwood floors
refrigerator. garage: big lot. Open daily,
10 : pm
Evening star., 1937-02-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HOUSE. OR LOT 50xl35 FROM OWNER.
Georgetown. Conduit rd. vic: no agents.
Address Box l00-D, Star office. Sc
Evening star., 1937-02-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CONTINUED.


SELECTED LOCATION-THIS ATTRAC-
tive 6-room, new, brick; a.m...; automatic
heat; de luxe kitchen; beautiful bath; det.
garage; nice front and rear yard; price.
loan. will appeal to a conservative buyer;
l block west Wisconsin ave-, near senior,
grade and high school. MR.: TWEED, Dis
trict OS56, Metropolitan 1928.
property like this hard find. Hurry. We
will talk price and not fall out. Gas, heat,
garage. District 5464. s.
sEE-S6 5O0-TERMs
st. teai n% WY %ApGG Rfx fGnd,s0a JAEs Shssh 1Nc
NEW DETACHED HOME; BUY LIKE
meh 4sh pGnsh p se sna nhco1 doTr
ROOMS AND FULL BASEMENT IN
good condition, large back yard. near
Navy Yard Must be sold at once; priced
ENERsGN ysTy lsGi terms to suit. Dist. 1919. MIR.
DETAGaER sg6 nonRb. BRICK
Practically new house located In one OF
city's best NV. locations west Of Conn.
ave. For further information call MR..
FIELDS. Georgia 2O42.
NEAR 18th AND MASS. AVE. Sc.
rms. and bath, h.-w.h, brick garage,
Col. front porch. 2 rear porches. S7,450;
Clear Of encumbrance Easy ,lI terms. o Call
1924 l4th MArss St. NV. \ SAMA' iSS' Dist sa4s.
$500. NEAR BRADLEY LANE AND
Conn. ave.@A cottsge-type brick bungalow
with open fireplace; beautiful bath. we'll
car garage; situated on well-iandscaped,
7O-ft. frontage lot in neighborhood Of
much higher priced homes; good condition.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS CO.. District 1411.
Evenings. Emerson 1924.
MASS; AVE. AND 18th Sc.
S. 5.350--New- house condition: rooms.
h,-w.h,. double rear porches, large lot TO
alley. Terms. Columbia 2ls4-J
Chevy Chase. D. C.. between Connecticut
and Wisconsin aves.. at Sl0.500. Six large
rooms. two baths. oil heat foored attic.
herd 4455 untii pm. Pm WAPLE & JAMES.
MARIETTA d;a RARK. NV.
.. rooms; bqil.-in garage; House in ;; sxi
MR.. FIELDS Georgia 2042
NEW BED ROOM HOUSE. EXCELLENT
location in northwest; $500 down pay
ment, balance less than rent. Address
1919 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-s-RM.
house. near 18th and Jefferson sts.; deep
s3ie' - ' "'-'' S''''0' S.
NEAR TIE CATHEDRAL-ALL BRICK. 4
car built-in garage. This property is very
conveniently located and cost the owner
several thousand dollars more than the
cellent condition. BOSS g. PHELPS. Ma
TIONAL 1900. EVENING. PHONE CLEVE-
LAND 0112.
141s IRVING ST. NW.-BARGAIN
loan. balance $1,000 cash: good for any
business; worth $4,000. Randolph 1916.
$500 CASH
Evening star., 1937-02-08
ENGLISH TYPE-BRICK.

PACING U. s. GOVERNMENT PARK
Large 6-roCm. 2-bath new home sun
gi Kenen sSgnefm exposure electro
matte keat; lot 1877 #. deep with garage
on rear to loft. alley. Exceptional buy.
Terms. Call j. GARRETT BETHEL Dis
trict 100 NiRht service until @ n N
Evening star., 1937-02-08
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEAR SILVER SPRING.
Just completed. New Cape Cod home,
B rooms bath. paneled living and dining
room. Fireplace, Attached garage. White
brick. blue shutters. "a acre ground. Call
OWNER, Shepherd 2357.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
GLOVER PARK,
FURNISHED EXHIBIT.
2420 39th PT, NV

FURNISHED EXHIBIT.
2420 39th PL. NV.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL PM
r.. and a. bed room types with tle
places built-in garages: BRYANT AIR
CONDITIONED HEAT: many other un-
FREE COMFORT WITH MODERN GAS
APPLIANCES -
FOR SALE BY ANY BROKER OR
B. H. GRUVER.
Evening star., 1937-02-08

l2L-l4 Eye St NV; cheap price for fmme-
diate delivery. Rush Job State Contracting
Co Baltimore Md
Evening star., 1937-02-08

BED ROOM SUITE, studio couch. rugs.
ators. breakfast set twin BEDS wardrobe.
tables typewriter Edelman 1903 Ga. ave-.
BRASS BEDS CD with springs and mat
Evening star., 1937-02-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

@4 N4N AHAI@AN~I3 VIM
tile baths. bed rooms. O h'lW.h. oil lpD burner:
prefer Army. Navy officers: Sl3O.
BOSS a. PHELPS, Walnut SSl5.
Evening star., 1937-02-08

OWN LANDLORD.
2O5 West Howell Ave, Del
Ray, Alexandria, Va.
Over bridge to Mt. Vernon ave. to
West Howell ave. in Del Ray. turn right
to 205. see our open sign.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
1907 EYE ST. NV NATIONAL 1915.
Evening star., 1937-02-08

BANKRUPT STOCK-Ladies' new shoes.
entire stock Sisco's shoe store Your
choice, ST. per pair. For sale At a35 18th
Evening star., 1937-02-08

STUDIO LIVING ROOM.
S7.950-CHARMING BRICK HOME Of
large rooms. fenced inclosed yard.
gear garage. Federal Housing loan
with easy payments. Be prompt
for this exceptional bargain. Ma
tional 1893 It'll pm.
1O95O-A VERY SPACIOUS BRICK
dncluding sun roomj. 4 REAL BED
ROOMS, 2 BATHS. attic. oil heat. gear
built-in garage; large reception hall; splen-
$500. EVENING. Phone METROPOLITAN
Evening star., 1937-02-08
MARVELLOUS VALUE.
4615 MAPLE AVE

S795o1Cozy BRICK home. automatic
heat. Easy terms. See it today Open
onlv to 2 pm. Out Wisconsin ave,
abort six squares beyond Bethesda Bank.
turn right TO property
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC. Natl. 1898.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.
Continued.

GIT F ST. NW-FRONT; LARGE RMS.
heat, gas, elec. included; adults only.
Apply in store.
MICHIGAN PARKS ROOMS. KITCHEN,
private bath. shower, private entrance;
par ri ~
Evening star., 1937-02-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RALPH w. GRAIN. 1890 Lee TIy. Wal. $3.50.
Charming new country home 5 rooms,
bath, garage: "a acre; only $3.50 down
and S55 month.
SEE US FOR SUBURBAN HOMES: PRICES
range from 81 900 to 5000. Small down
payment with low monthly payments.
Apply PERRY BOSWELL. 1904 r. I. ave-.
Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
TWO (2) CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS.
IF REALLY INTERESTED
CALL Mr.. LEWIS. CLEVELAND 05S0.

DETACHED BRICK HOME.
West Chevy Chase, D. C.
S10.250-EXcellent property in fine con-
dition: 6 rooms. . FULL BATHS. attic. at
tached garage with studio room above. deep
lot. Call Mr.. Aiken. CLEVELAND 9193.
Evening star., 1937-02-08
NEW. DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
Near Walter Reed Hospital.

Near Walter Reed Hospital
z Rooms and Baths, S1O,5OO
First floor, living room. dining room.
library and Kitchen. second floor, 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths attic. Slate roof, furred
walls. insulated and automatic heat-gas
or oil: built-in garage Completion and
deliver in 80 days. For inspection. call Mr..
Bennett. Georgia 229s:
1924 14th St NV District 3341
Evening star., 1937-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ARCOLA z sections; will heat or room
house: price. $50; in good condition. 012
The Kusko times., 1937-04-16
THREE PER CENT GOLD TAX MEANS 300 PER CENT SETBACK TO MINING INDUSTRY

If the voters of Alaska would check up the leg islative candidates closely and vote for the man instead of the party perhaps could avoid the pas sage of 50 many foolish and detrimental bills and get down to doing something for the good of the country
 Isn't the Legislative body supposed to represent the
 majority of the people of the Territory and their wish es? Aren't they elected office b better conditions Tn the Territory? How we hope to develop the coun- try and uncover hidden wealth by the passage of such laws as the new MINING TAX measure? Such a law might be fair enough had the been placed on the NET income instead of the gross If this tax does not prove serious stumbling block to the development of mining property by hundreds of small operators and prospector throughout the Territory then certainly miss our guess The exempt clause of S1OOO0 IS almost the same nothing at all.
 After going heavily into debt to develop a likely piece of ground, making say, initial investment of s1o00O taking only S15o00 for several seasons do you believe that three per cent of the S150Oo should be taken as taxes We hardly think That is really tax on losses instead of profits which taxes are generally figured to be taken.
 The government has put out free literature min- ing and the University Of Alaska has held many free mining short courses for the general public all with -one object in rnind-to encourage more go out into the hills to prospect and open up the eountrys natural resources The people have been urged in ev cry way possible through the years to out and seek the millions of hidden wealth and then the Legislature passes law Aatly contradictory 70 all these efforts which will tend slow up development by large com panes who may hesitate take over small properties with this additional burden saddled on.
 All this simIners down to the fact that prospecting and develop1nent of mining should be encouraged in cry possible way There is already too much expense in the work of developing either quartz or placer proposition without the politicians ping on additional burdens The new tax would not have been so bad II the minimum exemption been placed at much higher fgure-snd the, net profit
 1Thssg~nay be one two mining men IT the Leg isIare but that is about all Most Of them are lawyers professional men and avators. This condition should be rernedied in the next Territorial election there IS
 rorp more entitled guide the destiny of Alaska, # should be the members of the mining fraternity
The Kusko times., 1937-04-16
GET BUSY. E-1MEN-
{ The Alaska Weekly

tThe Alaska Weekly
 Two months passed away since the bruseds naked body little Mattson boy, Kidnapped from hls home in Tacoma, found a hillside between Se- attIe and Everett
 For days and days previous to the dramatic and tra- gic closing case the Men had been rnarshaling their Puget Sound gathering evidence, and preparing bounce the numbering bEute whe stole little lad from his parents home, and kept IL daily communication with the distracted father
 He called jn bv phone, and the phone calls wers traced. He called again from the place. and sent classified advertisements a local newspaper-hen the body was found and that the last chapter in the gruesome tragedy With army of tralRed man hunt on thesgroundin fact right the jobthe public, which mas taught to believe in the infalLbiIty of the Men, awaited with breathless interest for news ot the apprehension and capture Of the muINerng brus who stole and killedbut two months have passed by and far there a tangible clue unless soS figure the ngerprints that left the phone a the service staton--the kdnapper is still at large.
 Have the trusted Men fallen down or the job,r or will they keep their record clear, and finally this brute to- earth. The American people nave built up great store of faith in the ability of Men, and Il IS to hoped that the solvers of of crn inal mysteries win not fail