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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-24

by a former marriage, Signal Sergeant Leon F. Harper, also survives. He is on duty with the Alaska Communications System.
 Sgt Harper, who was well up in the sixties enlisted in the army in 1901, at Fort Myer, Va, while he was an expert telegraph CT in newspaper telegraph ser vice in Washington, D. C.
 He served in Alaska several times, including in the early days at Fort St. Michael, during the original radio telegraph installa- tions around Boring Sea. He serv ed in Siberia during the World War. Retiring from active mili- tary service in 1922, at the Presid io of San Francisco, he was ap- pointed a military storekeeper in the Fort Mason Signal Corps Depot, where he served as a pur- chasing agent for the Signal Corps. He resigned from his duty during the fall of 1886, largely due to ill-health.
 Many former comrades of the deceased attended the military funeral held in the Catholic chapel, Presidio National Gene tery, Tuesday morning, August 3, 1887, with Rev. Father (Major, Chaplain) McKenna, U. s. Army officiating. Sgt. Harper was bur
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-24

jed in the above-named cemetery.
 Monday evening, the Colonel Robert Lghry Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, of which the de- ceased was a member, held spec ial services at Halsted's funeral parlors, with many veterans in cluding several who had served with Sgt. Harper in Alaska be- fore the World War, in attend ance. Many beautiful floral wreaths decorated the casket.
 Sgt. Harper was a member of several of the leading fraternal organizations during his life, but, due to ill-health, had not been active in them during the past several years.
 Many former Nomeites now in Frisco who true to the Gall of the North" frequently exchange visits, include the Bahkes, the Jones' girls and boys, the Fred Petersons, the Lindebergs, and many others, appear to all be we'll and most have been visited recently by the undersigned.
 Through the Petersons, (and Mrs. Peterson, the Miss Inez Lyle of Nome) we often hear news of the old home town and now and then a copy of the Nugget.
 With best wishes to the May
 (Continued on Page Three)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-24
Searching For Four Victims in
 Wrecked Plane
(By The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated PreSS)
 SAN DIEGO, Aug. "A, Res cuers today searched tn wreck age of a giant $15O,000 Navy flying boat, for the bodies of four of the six men who were carried to their deaths when the plane crashed in San Diego Bay while making a night land ing last night.
 Two of the bodies have been recovered. Included in the other four, are three officers.
 This is the first disaster to strike the Navy's flying boats, the type which made mass flights to Honolulu and the Canal Zone during the past two years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-24
ABEN SHALLIT APPOINTED ASSAYER- EQUIPMENT IS TO
 COME IN ON LAST SAILING
Commissioner of Mines B. D. Stewart Emphasizes The Opportunities to be Realized With Assay
 Office Established at Nome

B. D. Stewart, Commissioner of the Territorial Department of Mines, today announced the ap- pointment of Aben Shallit of Nome as Assayer and -officio Associate Mining Engineer, with headquarters at Nome.
 He also made known the esta- blLshment of the Nome Assay office, to be situated in the for mer Louis Kurth building, next door to the Mirow Ar Service.
 Mir. Stewart announced that the equipment for the office, which was established by act of the Alaska Legislature this spring. would be received on the last boat sailing from Seattle in Oct ober.
 In the Nome assay office, part Of the building will be partition ed off for a grinding room, a wet analysis room, a furnace room, and weighing and office room.
 Work will go ahead, he said, on remodeling the interior of the building, while waiting for the equipment to be received. Also, said Commissioner Stew art, it is planned that MT. Shallit will make some field examina- tions and render reports on what mining and development is go- ing on in the Peninsula, in ad- dition be of what assistance to prospectors and miners, he can.
 Under the act of the legisla- ture $30,000 was appropriated for the biennium, and half that amount has been made available for this year. The delay in get ting started on the offices at Ret chikan, Fairbanks and Nome, said MT Stewart, was due to the fact that an emergency was not declared at the time of passage of the act, and therefore by law the act could not be placed into effect for 90 days.
 The Ketchikan office commence ed actvie work July 18th, and in Fairbanks the Geological Sur vey turned over to the Depart. ment of Mines for the Territory, the office formerly located at the University, July lst
 ''In both those district" said MT. Stewart, "the interest in taking advantage of the oppor- tunities offered, has been remark able. The public, with mining as its avocation, has really come in and it is believed that the offices are rendering the acme of ser-
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-08-24
Nome Assay Office and Assayer Announced Today
Demos Against Special Session
 For This Fall
(By The Associated nreSS) WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 1.

(By The Associated oress)
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. IA, A group of influential House Democrats expressed today, a strong opposition to a special session of congress this fall, on the grounds it might increase party dissention.
 One leader who refused to be identified, said that no practical good, and maybe some harm, would come from a special sess- ion on wage, hour, and farm legislation.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

vide an average Of $35 per month for
six months for the 5000 families Of
employables who have no income or
inadequate income, or total Of $780,
600; $135,000 for an additional S. per
month for six months to families now
receiving relief or inadequate aid for
dependent children; while $65,000 Is
for additional personnel to do the
case work necessary in passing on and
following up the various applications.
I'm view Of the above facts the
undersigned wish to express their in
dignation ut Mr.. Lusk's statement and
especially ut his imputing Of selfish
motives to the social workers of WASH
ington, who are, on the whole. re-
markably useful, high minded, and
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Howard, Md: Fielder, Kendall j.,
Infantry, Fort George @. Meade, Nd; |;
Wheeler, Herbert B., Infantry. Fort
George q. Meade, Md; Heavey,
Thomas j.. Cavalry, Fort Myer, Va:
Bucher, Oliver B., Coast Artillery, Fort
Monroe, Va; Conway, Eugene T.,
Coast Artillery, Fort Monroe, Va;
Hickey, Daniel W., Coast Artillery,
Fort Monroe, Va; Heavey, William F.,
Engineer Corps, ONCE of chief OF
engineers; Stamps, Thomas D., Engi-
neer Corps, Office Of chief Of engineers;
Jones, Thomas w, Quartermaster
Corps, Office of Assistant Secretary o.
War: Pashley. Walter A.. Quartermas-
ter Corps, office Of the Assistant Sec
retary Of War; Persons, Wilton B.,
Evening star., 1937-01-14

Signal Corps, office Of the Assistant
Secretary Of War; Giles, Barney NJ,
Air Corps, Langley Field, Va; McMul-
len, Clements, Air Corps, Langley
Field, Va; Whitehead. Ennis c., Air
Corps, Langley Field, Va: Barrett,
Lawrence j. l., Infantry. Baltimore:
Ward, Frank, Infantry. University Of
Maryland.
Captains:
Eaton. Ralph p. Infantry, Fort Sill,
Okla; Keeraas, Charles L., jr., Infan-
try, Fort Howard, Me.;; Hickey.
Thomas f., Field Artillery. Fort How
ard, Nd; Mcpherson, william l.,
Coast Artillery, Fort Monroe, Va;
Arrowsmith, John c., Engineer Corps.
Office Of the chief Of engineers; Raaen,
Evening star., 1937-01-14
SERVICE ORDERS.
Army Orders.

Furlong. Col. Charles W., Military
Intelligence Reserve, Cohasset, Mass,
to active duty in ONCE of the assistant
chief OF staff, January "a.
Mcdowell, Lieut.. Col. John NJ, Field
Artillery, Fort Hoyle, Nd, to New
York. February !.
Bibighaus. Maj. James r., Medical
Corps, retired January 81.
The following officers relieved from
duty at station indicated and assigned
to duty as students, Fort Leavenworth,
Kans., August 1921:
Majors:
Clay, Maximilian, Infantry, Fort
Evening star., 1937-01-14

unselfish group. We hope that the
Commissioners will disregard his TRADE
against relief workers, and the cause
of the poor and neglected which they
represent. Indeed we consider the
situation 50 serious that we would
prefer to have our taxes increased II
necessary, rather than to encourage
the permanent human wa4age which
will almost inevitably result In hun
dreds of cases If promising material for
human rehabilitation Is allowed to 60
unaided this winter"
Evening star., 1937-01-14

John O., Ordnance Department, ONCE
Of the chief Of ordnance; Buerket,
Raymond T., Chemical Warfare Serv-
ice, Edgewood Arsenal, Nd; Lee,
Carnes B., Infantry. ONCE Of the chief
Of staff; Lock, Edwin p. tr., Engineer
Corps. here.
Evening star., 1937-01-14
Legal Death Declared.

To settle q small estate. Michael
ONeilL said to have beer IN the
liquor business in San Francisco in
1921, was declared legally dead in the
High Court Of Dublin, Irish Free
State. Assets consist OF a farm near
Castletownbere, to which O'Neil
Evening star., 1937-01-14

planned to retire. A cousin in San
Francisco, who called on him fire.
quently, found him gone one day in
1921, and has not been able to md
trace Of him.
Evening star., 1937-01-14

The Empire Exhibition is greatly
stimulating retail trade in Johannes
burg, South Africa.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
Las peleas de anoche en- a Academia
dsfprofesor Jim Downing

Stanford, hermano del vencido
por Ell otro Diaz.
Los Stanford Sc echaran a CO.
rrer, en- Georgia, cuando decir:
ahf viene un Diaz.
Willard Whitehurst, de Plant
City, derrot6 por Alntos a Clew
Lawson, tambien de Atlanta. FL
florfdano supo evadir los mas
violentos golpes de su antago :
nista.
Tablas Sc declare el match en-
tire Jerry Rocha, de Barlow, v
Jimmy Ragsdale, de Frotsp9of.
Roche gan6 ef snatch, pero e to
co bailar con la mas fea a d no
ra del fallo.
Belarmino Martinez venci6
por nocaut a Luis Bernier, de
Clearwater Red Osteen derro-
to por nocaut tecnico a Red Sd
mer, de Belmont Heights, y Gas
par Guggino sc meti6 ell triunfo
en- Ell bolsillo, por nocaut t4cnj-
co, teniendo de contrario a Kid
Wise.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

En- aqnellos dfas bastaba que
I'm individuo cualqniera senala-
ra a otro como confidente o
detective del machadato para
que las turbas 10 lincharan sin
mas expediente. Ell deseo de ven
ganza tantos amos contenido es-
tall6 con una ferocidad primiti-
va.
Machadato, ante 10 IRENE
diable de los acontecimientos.
decide enviar su renuncia al
CongresolCamaras de Sena-
dores y Representatives. en- cuer
po colegiado-, Y Sc prepare a
salir del pals.
Els forzoso decir aqui que tan
to 81 Congress- como el ejercito
eran Instruments del macha1
dato. I'm igua plano sc hallaha
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

ell Poder Judicial. FL Congress-
" ell Poder Judicial estaban in
tegrados por individuos, algu-
nos de ellos inteligentes v de
nombradia, execrados por el
pueblo. Habian sido designados
por Machado en- una farsa cleo
toral de la que no particip6 en-
10 absolute ell electorate. Por
10 mismo, obedecian al dietador
c~iegamente; eran fieles v ser
viciales personeros juridicos de
la dictadura. Tanto el Poder
Judicial como Ell Congreso v los
jefes y oficiales del ejercito-
no Sc 81 caben honrosas excep-
clones en- los tres grupos-, es-
taban manChados " llagados
hasta Ia asQuerosidad.
GerardO Machado v Morales
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
1870

terias vitoreando Ell fausuo D.
contecimiento. Cuando mas bu-
lliciosa era la algeria de aQie-
Has muchadumbres, repetidas
descargas de ametralladora de-
jaron tendidos infinidad de ca
daVeres. III Machado estaba to-
davia allil! Y Sc hacia sentir.
Ell IL de agosto, dia en- que
efectivamente habia caido Ell ex
ecrado m~andatario, ell pueblo
Sc resistfa a creerlo. Fue preci-
SO que los propios soldados 10
gritaran por las Gales y que los
estudiantes Sc dedicaran a per-
seguir a los asesinos y conf
denies del regimen caido. para
que los habaneros invadieran O.
ira vez las avenidas de Ia cam
biante urbe.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
6l2 CASS STREET.

del desastre de Cuba, entire ellos
Octavio Averhoff y Pepito Il
quierdo, pudieron como Ferra-
"a esperar al extranjero.
Ainciarte y numerosos esbi-
rios, policias v confidentes del
machadato, fueron cazados Co
mo fieras Y arrastrados e incl
nerados.
Pero retrocedere cinco dias.
Ell Z de agosto, una radioemi-
sora-asegIrase que la estaci6n
pirata del Abe anunci6
que Machado habia salido del
pals, e invitaba al pueblo a Ian
zarse a las Gales a celebrar ju-
bilosamente Ia termination de
la tirania. Efectiwamente, los
habitantes de Ia Habana Sc des-
por las principales ar
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

rianistas" Y "abecefstas'' ex-
pusieron a Mr. .Welles su dis
gusto y lie senalaron los peli-
gros que este entranaba para
Ia tranquilidad v buena mar
cha de la R~epdblica, MAXINE
que-apuntaban-, ell pueblo
Sc habia desbordado v no Sc
ria facil contenerle. Mr.. We
lies y los politicos celebraron
entrevlstas con algunos iefes
milltares Y les convencieron de
Ia necesidad de llevar q otro
indlviduo a la presidencia. Los
mliltares que no eran precisa-
mente simpatizadores del ge-
neral Herrera, convinieron en-
que no deberfa ser 81 successor
de Machado. Y sin preambulo
oe ningdn genera indicaron al
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
WORKERS ALLIANCE

Antes que NADIA pedimos per-
don al concrete, a los Doctores
v al p1blico en- general que tan
sinceramente cooperaron con
nosotros en- la justa protesta en-
contra de las rebajas de madres
de familia de los trabajos del
WPA, por no haberle dado pu-
blicidad mas antes a nuestra
gratitud por ell apoyo moral y
material que nos ~prestaron du-
rante los dias de la huelga.
Con I'm saludo solidario y de
gratitud queda de ustedes la ex-
clusiva representation de los
trabajadores organizados del
WPA
Ell Comite Central del CondGdo.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

rr.
Ell professor Jim Sc puso la to
ga v sbri6 las amplias puertas
de la Academia dc Benjamin
Field.
miranda a los "fieles", en- sd
mayor parte jovencitos, anun :
clio: sEsta noche los p1eiles de
Tampa mediran su habilidad y
pufos contra los gladiadores del
estado de Georgia.
Cuando la primera pelea en-
pez6, mas de 1900 spectators
hablaban del caler y de los es-
fuerzos de Jim para amman oil
oxeo g impedir que en- los Dol
sillos Ell aire sustituya a los do
lares.
Ell tai Terrya Jackson, anun-
ciado a golpes de bombo, result
to ser un "barrig6n", un 'sbu-
che" complete. Moran lie pogo
unos pocos punetazos y Terry
qriso tomar la cuenta. No Sc 10
permiti6 ell arbitro. Nuevos pu
netazos y la caida definitiva,
por la cuenta de iez.
c.. J. Powell no habfa tornado
en- serio a Warren Wilson, que
decfan era un "peluca." Wilson
lie tom6 la medida, lie ATTIC un de
rechazo por el plexo solar Y Po-
well cay6 a la Iona, derrotado.
LIE arrastraron a su esquina y Ell
brazo de Wilson fue puesto en-
alto.
Raymond Dfaz tuvo un adver
sario cast diffcil en- Ray STAN
ford, de Atlanta. Ell joven de
w. Tampa lie atac6 como 81 sa-
be hacerlo Y Ell Sr. Stanford ba-
j6 del cuadrilatero con una de-
rrota por nocaut tecnico. Este
sucedi6 en- Ell segundo ~asalto,
luego de que Ell visitante habia
caido cuatro veces. Diaz tenfa
confianza en- sus pufos v este
lie llev6 al triunfo.
Otro joven de West Tampa,
Charlie Napoli, pele6 con Billy
de Atlanta.
Cox Sc bati6 desesperadamen
to y en- ell segundo el arbitro lie
proclam6 vencedor, por nocaut
tecnico.
Roberto Diaz facilmente trio
a la Iona por Ia cuenta de diez,
en- Ell segundo round, o Tommy
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

|--lo de Morales es una ironia-,
sali6 al amanecer del dfa ST.
guiente en- un avi6n facilitado
por la Pan American Always
rumbo a Nassau, colonia ingle-
sa .quedando encargado del po-
der executive ell general Alber-
to l.. Herrera, que habia sido
secretario de Guerra y Marina
" jefe del Estado Mayor del E.
.jercito, tim6n supreme del apa-
ratio militar. Pero la designa-
ci6n de Herrera cause hondo
disgusto y viva sorpresa en- to-
dos los sectores de la naci6n.
Herrera, presidente, equivalia
a Ia prolongaci6n del machada-
to.
Ante este hecho, los memo
calistas". "mendietistas'' ina
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
FL campeoonH iingIes en- busca
de la coro del peso c~oz1pleto
Farr dice que no tem1ea pingdln hombre

Eel vencedor de Max Baer,
campe6n del imperio britannica,
Tommy Farr, ha llegado a New
York.
Farr, que viste elegantemen-
tie y asegura no hay hofhbre so
bre la tieTa que lie inspire te-
NOR, Sc ha comprofnstido ape
lear con el cambe6n mundial, e
negro Jose Luis ell de rs de
pr6ximo mes de agosto.
Contratado pors Mike JaN6bs
asegdrase que Ell ingles recibit
una bolsa con 100000 antes d.
salir de gu pals en- eli "Beren.
'garia".
Jacobs lie entreg6 la plat21y
Ell britanico EMBARGO a toda pri.
sa, quizas temiendo que Ell he
breo Sc arrepintiera.
Ell campeon de- i,mperio In
giles pesa 208 libras y tiene g
pies 1h puIgadas de ~estatura.
La edad es solo de % amos.
Los periodistas lie rodearon
en- New York y lanzaron sobre
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
La Gaceta Folletin No. 10
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

do por todos los partids; Octa-
VIC Zubizarreta, NAL hombre, Sc
cretario de Gobernaci6n e ms
pirador de numerosos crime
mes; Ell captain Castells, direc-
tor del preside de Isla de Pr
nos, asesino c~onsumado; Jose
Rafael Barcel6, gobernador de
Ia provincial de Oriente, conoci-
do por Eel hombre de la sonri-
sa blanca,' todos esos y muchos
mas fueron encarcelados.
Otros, tambiea respssnsabaes
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
DEPORTES
VICTORIA DEL FILIPINO
GARCIA a

New York (R), julio 22.-El
filipino Ceferino Garcia, con el
cual rehuye combatir Ell CAM
pe6n Barney Ross, puso a DOR
mir en- el noveno asalto a Bob
by Pacho, Ell mejicano de Arizo-
ma. La pelea Sc habia %anuncia-
do que serfa a IS asaltos.
Garcia dice haber probado de
nuevo que tiene legitimo dere-
cho a I'm match con Ell hebreo
"jefe" de las lat libras.
Havana Kid, de la Habana,
fue derrotado, en- seis asaltos,
por Harry Valan, un gladiator
de Brooklyn.
La primera de esas peleas sc
efectu6 en- la Madison Square
Garden. ..&s
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
Ell mejos Anfs "Anis del None
Fabrication Galatians
Restaurant "Coluznbia"

LAURENCE ONE STOP
STATION. - 1909 SEPTLMA
,AVENIDA, Telefono Y 1919.
Gomas q plazos, baterias y ARE
CLOS mecAnicos- Los mas Quis :
nuillosos duenos de automobiles,
SCI nuestros marchantes. lDe-
nos listed una pruebal
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

Ell Cubano Cuban Luis.
que pelea en- los programs de
Chocolate, Sc ha anotado otra
victoria. La nueva vtctima res-
ponde al nombre de Dick Ro-
binson.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

un diluvio de preguntas.
k-Jamas he sido Nacostado y
noe temo a ning1n hombre de
este nundo. Yo no hubiera acep
tado " pelea de no tener la con-
vicci6h de que regresare a In
glaterrSa cone Ia corona. y
Los schicos de la Prensa Sc
asonb& aron de la arrogancia
del mozo.
Farr concede peca importan-
Ecia a sus victorias sobre Tommy
Loughran, Max Baer y Bob O.
lin, como 81 estuviera conven-
Icid4 de que llegara a lal SiM
ldEsu categorfa pasando en-
Gina de todos los que tri de
contener su Marcia.
Con Ell excampe6n djo
continente llegaron su director,
Ted Broaddribb; su entrena-
d6rT Evans; Charlie Bar
nett, un afbitro ingles; Bob
Scully, escoces del peso compile
TO ligero; George DAILY, pdgil
del peso complete.
Ell famoso empresario jeff
Dickson, director de Marcel
Thil, tambien Sc encuentra en-
este pals.
Los periodistas dicen queJ
Tommy es un muchacho fino v
complaciente, 10 que no puede
afirmarse de Max Schmeling.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23
CON LOS GLAN-E S

Sc ha declarado que Tommy
Farr es persona fina y de bue-
ma education.
Lo mismo que Max Baer GUAM
do acostumbraba a deeir por 81
micr6fono: Mama y papa, ic6-
mo estan ustedes?
81 la Academia continda pro-
duciendo dinero, tememos que
los "bouts" PROFESSIONALS que
daran para 1888 o 1910.
Y este, como bien sabe Con
zalez, es incoweniente para no
sotros.
Harry Balsamo puso a dor
mir, en- New York, a Gaspar La
Rosa. Sc efectu6 la pelea en- la
Arena greensboro.
Cay6 La Rosa en- Ell primero
|y despues tres veses en- Ell octa-
vo.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

Tn pdgil llamado Sammy
Garcia, de Boston, peso ban
tam, derrot6 por puntcs, en-
New York, a Pete Della.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

Algunos quieren ocultar inn
portancia a la victoria de Carl
.Guggino sobre Jimmy Fantini,
diciendo: entire "macarrones''
andaba la cosa.
Para nosotros Guggino es un
muchacho que merece la consi-
deraci6n y Ell aprecio de los ia
naticos tampeios.
La gaceta., 1937-07-23

Ese Indio Quintana, de Pa
mama, continla siendo una fl
gura de relieve en- los cuadril&-
teros de New York. Quintana
"le hizo yer las estrellas'' al ia
PONIES Morioka, y lie derrot6.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
From PWA to RFC

B. w. Thoron has quit as PWA's
Finance Division director to head
RIGS Service Section, another in
dlcation of the PWA invasion OF
RFC mentioned here recently . {.
j. D. sykes, Mississippian, is Ag-
riculture's newest animal husband
man, picked to aid National Poul-
try Improvement Plan Agri-
culture will send another live stock
exhibit, mechanical models and
diagrams, to Live Stock Exposition
beginning in Chicago Saturday
House hopper has received a
bill to raise pay of Army, Navy,
Marine and Coast Guard privateS
SO monthly Labor has dis
patched John H. label, Employ
ment Service assistant director, to
Honolulu to establish Hawaii'S en-
ployment office, such as now are
under way in all States ,. $50
State, city and county govern
mentS are conducted on Civil Ser
vice basis, Civil Service Assembly
reports.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26

D e p a r t ment,
will join his 16-
year-old sister,
Janet, in a tap
dancing kit
December 2 as
NFFE h o ] d S
theater party at
the Rialto . .
WPA Local /,
UFWA, is hot
after Aubrey
Williams, dep
uty adminiStra-
tor, to reverse
the decision re-
instating Mary
Gresham but
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
DOUOrl Grade At 119

Attention of those in charge, 119
D st. N. E. (GAO and other units)
is requested to the grip which
horse racing and mum berS
has gained among personnel since
the departure of Louis A. Jones,
chief Phones on each floor
are now so busy to make" the
various races that a recent at
tempt to put through a legitimate
call on a case of sickness had to
be foregone,
The Washington times., 1937-11-26

to determine under a voluntary
census, according to Stuart Rice,
statistical expert, who has de-
clared a voluntary count "impoS-
sible to analyze"' however, the
enumerative census to be con-
Quoted over 1900 postal routes,
reaching 100000, may do the
trick Incidently, it is to be
done by post office workers, thus
giving patronage another kick but
at the same time eliminating some
possible jobs to needy persons.
News tip prize: John Arthur
Shaw (PAL).
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
Let's HaUe Results

National Advisory Council,
Veterans Placement Service Of De-
partment of Labor, made up of
representatives of Americ a n
Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and Disabled American Veterans,
met recently at Labor to discuss
ways and means of alleviating un-
employment among veterans .
Several local men were in at
tendance, including Col. John
Thomas Taylor, National Legisla-
tive Director of American Legion,
and Hugh Arthur Kerwin, of
Veterans Placement Service.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
Mystery, Et AL.

Mysterious, whispering voice:
"Let me tell you, the Patent Of
flee needs a real investigation"
Then hangs up phone Farm
Security has a former Representa-.
tive on the pay roll who never
works and stays in his home city,
though assigned to Washington Of
flee. Reason is they won't give
him anything to do when he does
hang around Washington. Sad
tale: GAO clerk attends local the
ater on a free ducat and loses en-
velope containing IS he'd in
tended to mail. Envelope later
was returned-empty.
The Washington times., 1937-11-26
To "Lift" NeuUs

Real news on GOA reorganiza-
ton, never before disclosed au-
thored by Harry G. Ritner, through
his Washington Federal Bulletin,
will be shown for the first time in
GAO News put out by GAO branch
of Local 2, NFFE on December 4
An offer has also been made
by Ritner to discuss GAO reorgan-
ization in AFGE open forum at
next meeting.