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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
Lodge Of Sorrow
BY Albion Masons

Albion. Mich. Victorious Lodge
No. Is. A. and NJ. Will have a
lodge Of sorrow at Bethel Baptist
Church. Sunday evening. May Is.
81. Nicholas Lodge, of Jackson,
Capitol Lodge. OF Lansing and
Strothers Lodge. OF Battle Creek
will take part in the ceremonies.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-27

Just returned from the Kentucky
Derby. Rudy Young and Bill
Taylor went to New York for the
Armstrong-Ross setto. What
young Mill City swain got stuck in
a mud hole making a short cut back
to Minneapolis Monday night, or
rawther Tuesday a. M? =. f. G. F.
has case of lovitis and it's very
bad. So bad in fact that his land
lady says he talks in his sleep!!!
The heads scheduled to be Topped
off at one of the community houses
will probably get reprieve, so it's
said. The louse-a she louise
who preached on the girl who was
getting by" as a clerk in a st.
Paul department store ought to be
soundly thrashed. That prize
fighter lady killer is cosmopolitan
to say the least!!! P's romance is
waning, the lady's husband is
back!!! Cliff Hall was in town
from Duluth Saturday night last.
:. For the first time that a lot of
US can remember H. K. "got down."
That mixing 'em don't go so
well, son! Don Vernon, very
likeable young business man anx-
ious to please his customers at
Johnigan's Cafe. E. That 16 year
old girl who a st. Anthony Avenue
married man, has been picking up
and taking for ride is going to
cause said man some trouble if he
doesn't watch out. Fourteen
days on bread and water is the
method being used by a Mill City
matron who has gone on a reduc-
ing diet without benefit to physi-
clans instructions. "a e"
0'Neal, who died Saturday, was
one of the Northside's most color
full figures.
Did you notice that in the radio
plea for funds for a St. Paul
Church the speaker asked that all
funds and checks donated be sent
to the pastor instead of one of the
church financial officers?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-27
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE
ST. PAUL URBAN LEAGUE
CARNIVAL
Fun For the Whole Family

Fun For the Whole Family
The carnival given by the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the st. Paul
Urban League which is to be held
at the Halle @. Brown Community
House Friday and Saturday, May
81 and %, it is reported will be one
of the best of its kind given this
season. Don't miss, fun galore,
side shows, dance numbers, music,
fortune telling, tea room, fish pond,
candy and cookies. Many freaks
will be present and presto! Art
White, the magician, will prove
that the hand is quicker than the
eye. Rabbits will be drawn out of
hats and objects will mysteriously
appear and disappear. Bring the
whole family and enjoy a good
time. Doors will open at 7:30 p. m.
Admission free.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-27
CAMEO MIDNIGHT TO DAWN
PARTY

The Cameo Social Club is spon-
soring it's eighth annual Midnight
to Dawn Dance, beginning at mid
night, Sunday, May 20, and lasting
until dawn of Monday, May 80, at
Bridges Stumble Inn, Rice St. and
County Rd. F. Admission is 40c,
and the public is invited.
Mr.. Charles Hargrave, chairman
of the social committee, has an
nounced that patrons expect the
high type of entertainment that the
Cameo Club always puts forth.
Bridges Stumble Inn Band is
preparing a special program for
that evening.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-27

Pressing and minor repairs free for the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-27
PAGE SIX
Twin Town Talk

Earl Hines and Cab Galloway who bring their bands to the
Towns this weekend college Father Hines is a
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity With the Hines
CATION plays the Coliseum Friday onigh is Ida James,
vocalist who high the femme orchestra vocal
will the opportunity Localities have had chance
sophisticated hythm of the Earl Hines band
Tong the attendance the Fletcher Hen
year. The Walters Union dance satisfied
body who attended and there was gang Clyde Williams
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-27
Editors Note:

Editors Note:
The above schedule showing the
standing of the contestants will ap-
pear weekly for the benefit of our
readers, however, we do not assume
any responsibility as to the accu-
racy of the ratings, weights or
measurements that will determine
the winner in the finals on June ~,
1888, at Harriet Island, st. Paul.
See story.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-27

Father" Hines is coming, lads
and lassies, to play his swing
rhythms for you, Coliseum Ball.
room, st. Paul, Friday, May 27.-
Adv.
Evening star., 1938-07-03

THIS IS TIVE = -CoiFFURE
OF CLASSIC . BEAuTf left).
stressine the eIeor skin end
resulor features Of the very
young gid. Her ho;r. in q long
bob, is brushed sleek ond flot.
The ends ore rolled under in .
smooth curl which goes Ground
the book Of her heod. Light
Iipstick. eyebrows slightly
orched.
A WIG FOR DIGNITY
(rioht). With dorker hoir done
in soft rinsIets she is on en-
tirely different person. This
mokes her look o little older
ond lends reserve. Rouge at
the jowlines suggests Q more
ovol foce.
Register and Tribune
Syndicate Photos.
Evening star., 1938-07-03

BEVERLY ROBERTS tleft)
As SHE USUALLY APPEARS,
the fresh. youthful. slightly
boyish type. Her noturoi'y
curly hoir foIls in soft woves.
Bones lend piquonee to her
foee. She weors no make up.
WHEN she P0RTRAYS
THE EXOTIC TYPE triahfl: :
Westmo,e uses this type, Of
couture. The hoir is combed
smoothly off the foee and cs!'s
ore piled high. Rouge Of. the
bose Of the cheek creates
mysterious hollows. . z
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
SALMON FISH TRAP HEARING
 HELD Al .kETCH!KAN;; PLANS
 FOR GRADUAL ELIMINATION

KETCHIKAN Alaska, Dec. 21.- Representative of Fishing Unions presented a proposal for elimination of salmon fish traps in Alaska over a five-year period at hearing held here yesterday before Lemuel G. Wingard, Alaskan Agent for the Bureau of Fisheries.
 The meeting here was presided over by Charles Cole, head of the Alaska Trollers Association.
 Wingard was told that the elimin- ation plan has almost the unani- nous approval of all fishing unions from Bristol Bay to the Canadian Boundary.
 The plan asks for elimination of 20 percent 0 the most destructive traps each year"
 Union representatives also recom- mended conservation of herring which is termed a food fish for king salmon which provides the trollers with their livelihood.
 One representative of fishing union, commenting on the meeting later, said he understood that if the Bureau of Fisheries refuses to com ply with the conservation of the fisheries, as demanded by the un- ions, the unions "are very apt to shut down said fisheries" to con- serve them themselves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
MUSICA CASE
 POINTING TO
 TWO MURDERS
Sinister Light Is Thrown on SwindIers by New
 Probings

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The Cos ter Musica mystery, already in volving millions of dollars, took a sinister turn today as Brooklyn de- tectives began investigation of the swindler's possible connection with the unsolved murders of Joseph Cohen, wealthy fish and poultry dealer and his brother Barnett, in 1892.
 Police Inspector McDermott or dered detectiss to question mem bers of the Cohen family as well as the Coster- -NIusica's three broth- CTS who are being held under $100,- 900 bail each on charges of viola ton of the Social Securities Act.
 Assistant U. s. Attorney Brien McMahon said the Musica brothers apparently frittered away millions of the McKesson- Robbins Drug Corporation dollars and probably used great sums to hush black mailerS.
 McDermott's tentative th cory calling for the reopening of the Cohen brothers staying followed the same line, with the fact known that the CohenS knew CoSter-Mu- sica in leaner days before he be- came 8 corporation president.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
DESTROYER IS
 READY 10 RUN
 IhS. BL0lXADE
Spanish Government Yes. seI 10 Make Dash -Wedth-
 CT, Foods Delay Moves

HENDAYS, Dec 21.-With cold weather and floods still delaying Gen. Franco's offensive, interest of border observers turned to Gib- raltar where the Spanish destroyer Jose Luiz Diaz has made ready to lash through the Insurgent fleet toward home
 Spanish Government sources said the destroyer, which previously blasted its way as far as Gibraltar through a large part of Franco's fleet, has been ordered to return to a Government port as soon as possible.
 Outside the bay, Insurgents have concentrated the cruiser Canaris and other Insurgent units of the battle fleet, with decks cleared for action if the destroyer attempts to run the blockade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
FOR ORDERS
 "HANDS OFF"
 BILL DRAFTS
Presid enf Tells Depart menf Heads Legislation
 Is Up 10 Congress

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Presi- dent Roosevelt, according to in- formed quarters, is reported to have forbidden Administrative Depart ments to draft any legislation for submission to Congress.
 Congressional leaders, asking that their names be withheld, said the President had advised them he had adopted a definite policy of leav- ing the jobs of bill drafting up to the Senate and House committees
 These informants said the Presi- dents forthcoming message to Con- gress will merely make affirmative suggestions" as to legislation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
PAN AMERICAN CONFERENCE K
 IN AGREEMENT
Both Unified States, Argen.
 tina Win Points on Aggression Issue

LIMA, Peru, Dec. 21.-Principal delegations of the Pan-A American Conference have agreed on a de- claration of cooperative action against aggression thus ending a ten day dispute between the United States and Argentina.
 The declaration, reliable confer once informants said, provides for consultation against the aggression menace of subversive political pro- paganda.
 Argentina won her point in that European or other non American nations are not specifically named.
 The United States attained it's purpose however in obtaining de- claration to which all of the 2l American Republics could subscribe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
WOMAN BEATEN, MAN IS JAILED IN
 "CzECK" CRISIS
International Argument Leads 10 Serious
 Trouble Here

The recent invasion of CZecho- slovakia by Germany became a ser- ious matter in Juneau early this morning with the result that Mrs. Albert s. Glover of Glover's Lunch was in St. Ann's Hospital suffer- ing from severe injuries to her head, face and arms today and Jack Ayres was in the Federal jail charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.
 According to police officers who were called to the lunchroom around 3 o'clock this morning Mrs. Glover and Ayres had gotten into heated argument on the relative merits of the Czech Crisis" Mrs. Glover. az near as the officers said they could piece the story together, saw no jus tification in the Hitler invasion and said so, throwing her verbal support to the underdog. Ayres, who had departed when officers arrived, they said, apparently had taken the op- position
 That the international crisis argu- ment had reached a situation be- yond mere bitter words was evidenc- ed, the officers said, by broken bot ties, crooks and other articles founc about the place. Mrs. Glover wa: suffering severely blacked eyes wounds on her head and arms, anc hardly able to talk, the police found and sent her to the hospital.
 Ayres who is employed on thu Barano Hotel, questioned by au thorities today, admitted the trouble according to Assistant District At. torney George w. Folta but de clared he only struck Mrs. Glover once with his fist and was non. committal on the Czech Crisis angle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
CAPTAIN EDEN PLEASED WITH
 US. RECEPTION
Declares Friend dsh D Shown Combined with
 Virility, Cdndor

LONDON, Dec. 21. = Capt. An thony Eden returned here today as refreshed and stimulated" by learn- ing Americas point of view on h. ternational affairs.
 Questioned as to what the views were, Capt. Eden declined to say, stating: T am not an interpreter of American opinion"
 The former British Foreign Sec retary also said that he and his wife were touched at the welcome given them in the United States where friendship is combined with virility and candor."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
RESCUERS, SURVIVORS DRAWING NEAR
FAIL TO FIND
 TRACE OF LOST
 JUNEAU WOMAN
Authorities Believe Mrs. MeCauI May Have FaII-
 en Overheard

No trace of Mrs. T. J. McCaul, vel known Juneau woman who was re- ported missing yesterday, had been uncovered today, according to au- thorities. A careful check of all re- lativeS and friends and persons who might have seen her has been made by police and deputy marshals with out any clue to her whereabouts.
 Mrs. McCaul was last seen about am. yesterday morning in hei stateroom aboard the Northland CT route to Juneau Corrine Duncan who occupied the same stateroom saw her about that time, she tolc officers. The Northand was ther around Windham Bay, about 60 mil es from Juneau.
 When the vessel arrived here, Mrs McCaul did not get off the boat nol could she be located aboard it. All members of the crew will be ques- toned tomorrow when the North land returns from Sitka in an effort to find some one w-1o may have seer her after she left her stateroom officers said
 The theory has been advanced that Mrs. McCaul may have faller overheard when she went out on the deck which was slippery from the cold, frosty weather.
 A re-check by authorities revealed ! the Marshal'S office said. that Mrs ! McCauls suitcase had been packed as if ready to leave ship with tht 1 exception of few articles Whicf could have been tossed in at nom ent's notice That the bag was pack ed led officers to the theory tha Mrs. McCaul may have thought sh, was closer to Juneau than the Yesse actually was and had ventured ou on deck. Miss Duncan reported he sleeping in her berth at am. Plans were being made today b her son, Mel Leath, to have Loui Anderson go down the channel witt his halibut boat Sylvia, in an effor to find the body in the event Mrs McCaul fell overheard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
GERMAN JEWS
 ARE DESTITUTE

BERLIN, Dec. 21-Jewish leaders have reported through American agencies here that their welfare funds are nearly exhausted and that thousands of German Jews are on the verge of destitution and actual hunger because of the sweeping anti-Semetic decrees of the Reich
 It is said that conditions in Aus tria are practically as bad as in Naz land.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
4S LOST MEN SEND OUT sos
 IN GALE AREA
Bremerton Ham" Picks UD First Word from Par
 ty Since September 12

PARIS, Dec. q. = Forty-eight French colonist fishermen are batt- ling raging storms and cold on far off rocky St. Paul Island in the h. dian Ocean today while radio sta- tions all over the southern Hemis- phere attempted to gain radio con- tact with them in order that ships might go to their aid.
 The members of the expedition left France last spring aboard the tiny traWler Lisle Bourbon to start lobster fishing station on volcanic St. PauFs Island, midway between the southern tips of Africa and Aus tralia, close to the northern limit of the Antarctic Oceans dreded drift ice.
 The world knew nothing of the expeditions fate between Septem- Der 12 when they left Madagascar, about 1700 miles away, and Monday, when an sos call was picked up by amateur radio operator E. R. Gib- son of Bremerton. Washington.
 The message Gibson received, said, sos, St. Pauls ISland--bad wealth er-coal exhausted-Will Madagas- car please call us-hope for help confirm-we are forty eight aboard the Lisle Bourbon"
 No further word was received
 Fierce storms have been sweep ing the lower Indian Ocean for sev- eral days and an unprecedented cold wave has been noted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
GIBSON WORKING

BREMERTON, Wash, Dec 21.- Amateur radio operator E. R. Gib- son, who has been the only person
 Next spring, Mellick said, he in- fering French colonists of a fishing expedition to St. Paul's Island in the Indian Ocean, failed to regain clear contact with the party again today after receiving their sos Monday
 Gibson said today he heard the Lisle Bourbon, on which vessel the Frenchmen sailed, early this morn- ing, but the vessel was apparently communicating i'll French, which Gibson could not interpret.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
NORWAY ROYALTY
 ON VISIT TO U. S.

WASHINGTON, Dec 21. = The State Department announces that Crown Prince Olav and Grown Princess Martha, of Norway. have accepted an invitation of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt, to be their guests at Hyde Park on their American visit here next fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
COUNTERFEITER
 GOES TO PRISON
Pleads Guilty to Conspir. dty of Making U. 5.
 Currency in Canada

MONTREAL, Dec. 2l.-A sentence of three years in prison has been imposed on Charles Lamothe after he pleaded guilty to charges of con spiracy to counterfeit American cur rency.
 Lamothe was one of nine men charged with printing and dis tributing United States currency at Drummondville, Quebec.
 The others will be taken to court December 23.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
S!K0RSkY SHIP
 AT FIRST CITY

The Pan American Airways Sikor- sky amphibian, Capt. James Mattis, dropped into the water gracefully at Ketchikan at 2:20 o'clock this af- ternoon after flight from Seattle marked by rain and mist.
 It is understood the plane will come north to Juneau tomorrow morning, arriving here about noon, weather permitting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
Money in Chess,
 Yes, Sometimes

CALGARY. Alta, Dec. 21.-when Fred Leser received an old hand carved chess set from the estate of his mother III Germany five years ago he valued it merely for senti- mental reasons.
 The other day he read of a movie actors valuable antique chess set and submitted his own to experts. They said 1t was fine example of Chinese ivory carving and worth s7OO0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
OFFERED J0B;
 GIRL MISSING

KINGSTON. Pa, Dec. 2l-State Police admit they lack definite clues in the eight-state search for miss ing Margaret Martin, pretty 20- year-old daughter of a Democratic County Commissioner who disap- peared last Saturday morning. a block from her home.
 The young lady had gone out to meet man who was to offer her position as stenographer.
 The police are apparently baffled by the situation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
CHINESE HIT
 JAPANESE NOW
 IN NEW AREA
Cross Border Info Domin- ated State of ManGhou-
 kuo-DisfurbanCes

SHANGHAI, Dec. 2l.-Japanese reports, through foreign sources, state that troops have moved into Manchoukuo to put down disturb ances caused by units of China's Eighth Army which are said to have crossed into the Japanese dominated state.
 Reports from Peiping said from Is to 20 train loads of Japanese have been crossing the border daily at Shanhaikuan for the past sev- eral days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
F. H. vIzETELLY
 pASSE5 IN N. Y.
internationally Know n Dictionary Editor Dies
 af Age of "A

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Frank Fl. Vizetelly, "A, widely known lexico- grapher, is dead. A native of Eng land, he was for a while special correspondent for French news papers.
 He came to New York in '91 and his first job was with Funk and Wagnalls and became internation- ally famous as a result of his work on that company's dictionaries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
Beats Rap by
 Quilting U. }.
Jack Doyle Just Beats Gun Prepared by Immi-
 grafton Service

SAN PEDRO, Gal, Dec. 21. = Jack Doyle, 24-year-old Irishman, who fights and sings, waved good bye to America from the Italian motorship Cellina as he sailed for Europe to escape being deported by the United States immigration ser vice.
 At the dock was his Mexican born actress fiancee Movita.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
NO AGREEMENT RUSSO = JAPAN
 FISHING PACT

TOKYO, Dec. 21.-The Foreign Office announces that after the seventh interview between Shigenori Togo, Ambassador to Moscow, and Foreign Commissar Litvinoff, they failed to settle the dispute over the new Japanese Russian fishing agree ment regarding rights off the Siber- ian coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
Daughter of Gould
 Dies in New York

MARGARETSVILLE, N. Y, Dec. 2l-Mrs. Helen Gould Shepard, TO, daughter of Jay Gould. railroad builder, is dead here. She had been i'll for the past two months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21


 Shortly after daybreak this morn- ing, the sixteen Patterson survivors struggling laong Che desolate beach, es northwest of Bituya Bay from their wrecked ship, were only scant seven or eight miles from the Haida and Cyane Coast Guard advance parties, carrying food and medicine.
 At nine o'clock this morning, the Patterson crew, led by Nels Lud- wigson, Juneau guide landed Mon- day at the wreck by Shell Simmons of the Alaska Air Transport, were two miles down the beach towards Lituya from Cape Fairweather where they cainped last night.
 Last night, the Haida and Cyane parties with doctor ard guides, and also food and medical supplies were camped nine miles up the beach towards Cape Fairweather from Lit uya, waitin. for daylight to build a raft on which to cross a swollen stream.
 Parties Are Nearing
 As the total me sured distance from the Patterson wreck at Sea Otter Creek to Lituya Bay is 26 miles, this mornings positions of the nearing survivors and rescuers were but seven miles apart. Haida boats, patrolling the break CTS just outside the surf and follow ing the marching seamen, said the men ashore had signalled they were "all right" and one man semaphored he had the ships cat
 According to Customs House of ficials here, Navy planes will be asked to transport the survivors and resouers, totalling 30 men, from Lituya to the cutter Cyane at Port Althorp, should the Haida boats be unable to take the men through the dangerous entrance to Lituya Bay and out to the cutter offshore. 30 Men On March
 The thirty men on the march in opposite directions this morning in- cluded the sixteen survivors and their lone guide. one ensign, one doctor and three enlisted men from the Haida, and one officer and four men from the Cyane
 It is believed today that the en- tire party will have joined by mid- day today and probably will reach Lituya Bay late this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
$3O,oOO WORTH
 OF DOPE SEIZED

MANILA, Dec. 21.-Customs of ficials announce they have seized opium and morphine valued at s30,- 900 smuggled here on the liner Empress of Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21

A fee of s9 is required for every citizens passport issued
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-21
Seven Miles Separate Cut fer Crews and Sedmen
 This Morning SHIPS CAT IS ALSO ON MARCH
Haida and Cyane Parties
 Build Raft 10 Cross Swollen River

BULLETIN Radio advices from the cutter Haida to the Customs Office here late this afternoon said contact with the Haida and Cyane shore parties had been lost because of heavy snowfall.
 It Comdr. N. G. Ricketts said however. Tt is practically cer- tain the parties reached the survivors bv noon today and should be able to get them on into Lituya Bay with the sup plies they are carrying"