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The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17

JUNEAU. March F (4D - The wreckage of the Cope plane was found by Charles Ashby, old time prospector, who was taken alone to the Grand Island section nine days ago.
 The wreckage was found four days ago but stormy weather pre- vented Ashby from leaving his camp and coming to Juneau.
 The wreckage was found about two hundred yards from the beach in small clump of trees. The landing place was about the size of the plane itself. The ship IS badly wrecked. It crashed on the nose and one wing.
 Two bodies were seen inside the plane. Ashby brought back Earle Clifford's sample case to substantiate his story.
 The Coast Guard Cutter Haida will probably leave late this af- ternoon with officials to return with the bodies.
 The passengers aboard the plane were: George Chamberlain of Anchorage; John Chappell and E. Eek, and Earl Clifford of Juneau and Jack Lemon of Craig
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17
New Navy Head Is Appointed

WASHINGTON. March Is IP) Rear Admiral Harold R. Stark will head the Navy for the next four years during it's greatest peace-tineS expansion. The 58- year-old commander of battle force cruisers was chosen by President Roosevelt to succeed Admiral Leavy as chief of Naval operations.
 Captain John Henry Towers, a flyer for 27 years was named chief of the Bureau of Aeronaut- ics.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17

Have The Nome Nugget sent to your mining claim.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17

M. J. WALSH,
 City Clerk Publish March l7, 20, 22.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17
Veteran Dies

Yonkers, NY, March 16-Maj. Charles A. Benton, aged 91, who rode as honor guard at President Lincoln's funeral cortege and served with General Custer in the Indian wars, died here.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17
Wreckage Cope Plane Found
 Four Days Ago

JUNEAU. March F (P)- Lon Cope's plane with five passengers aboard, missing since the after noon of February 12th, was re- ported founl by searchers in the woods opposite Grand Island on Glass Peninsula.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17
Fire Prevention For Alaska

WASHINGTON, March Is iP) The House tentatively approv- ed the $37, 500 appropriation for forest fire prevention in the in- terior of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17
AN APPRECIATION

I take this opportunity of thank ing my many Nome friends for their loyal support in electing me Miss Nome.
 Edith Hoop
The Nome nugget., 1939-03-17
NOTICE TO VOTERS

The Poll Book for the registra- ton of voters for the forthcoming Municipal and School Board cleo ton will close on Saturday, March 25th, 1939.
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tigado bien por todas mis- locu-
ras L.. iAhora, ell recuerdo de mi
hijo sera mi tortura de todOs
los INSTANCES!
tie perdono por el, Maria (!
-murmur6 luego la madre de
Celia. iPero comprende que
10 que has hecho!...
iCalla, Gala, por Dios LA
interrumpi6 la culpable-. Isl
no sc como no me he vuelto To-
ca de remordimientos L.. Y, la
verdad, Gltimamente, va no ne
atrevia a decir a Miguel que rec
tificara la direction de sus car
tas, por tenor a q. Sc perdiera
alguna", tn, que sabes mi mar
trio, me perdonas, Iverdad?
isl, tie perdono, Maria, por
que no podr6 nunca pagarte 10
4. hiciste por mil. Pero tn tie :
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do en- seguida de Maria de las
Moves.
-Bien, hasta mahana. Voy a
acostarme con mi hijita. Esta
noche necesito tenerla conmi-
CO.. HE sufrido tanto aver y
hoy!... IY tn marido?
No esta. Mahana 10 veras.
A la manana siguiente, Ell pa
lacio Sc puso en- pie desde las pri
meras luces del alba.
Maria de la Cruz Sc levant6
de los primeros.
Por abajo andaba va Fermin,
dirigiendo a un battalion de cria
dos Y de chauffeurs y de mozos,
que iban cargando con Ell equi-
pale monumental.
Fran las ocho y cuarto de una
fra Y nublosa mahana de no.
viembre.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10

La madre de Celia Sc encon-
tr6 en- uno de los corredores am
J plisimos del entresuelo, junto a
la puerta del despacho del gran
de hombre.
Este Sc acere6 inmediatamen-
te a ella, inclinandose y besando
lie la mano dos wees, al TEMPO
que lie decia:
-iBien venida! va me diio
Maria que regresaste anoche.
IQue ha sido ESQ?
Una de mis- mejores ami
gas, que han creido que Sc mo-
ria, y tuve que quedarme con .
LA. La familia me 10 ha agrade-
edo. Por suerte la he dejado
fuera de peligro.
Ii Menos NAL!
Maria de la Cruz Sc estreme-
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mes que jurarme, como me ha
jurado Miguel, que os considera
refs muertos ell uno para Ell 0.
tro, en- adelante.
Z Yo tie 10 juro! Y escucha;
Sc buena conmigo hasta ell final.
tn pasaporte. Pasado ma
mana, en- que va estara aqui la
carta de Miguel, YES a la lista,
y la recoges. Y ahora, abreme
tus brazos y estrechame en- ellos
en- silencio, con un abrazo en- ell
que pongas TODD tn coraz6n Y
todas tus generosidades para
mi.
Las dos mujeres Sc abrazaron
largamente.
Y al Separarse, en- silencio,
estaban las dos llorando...
%
La mujer de Ndhez Sc despi-
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Y miro a su primo politi.o
con una especie de ansiedad.
Pero en- seguida Sc tranquil
20.
Ell diplomatico habia pronun-
elado aquellas palabras sin la
mas leve sombra de ironia.
Y para confirmarlo, Sc puso
Embellishments a hablar de 81
viaje a la mujer de Pedro de Nh
hez, aplastandola bajo una llu-
via de encargos.
-Cuidame, por Dios. Ma
ria, la Biblioteca! Tengo en- ella
legajos importantisimos.
i We tranquilo, Isidoro!
ii Hay documento en- mi ar
ehivo por Ell que habrian de o.
freezer muchos muchos millones.
y no 10 cederia; papel del que
depende Ia suerte y la paz de
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(POr Arthur OjedG)

Johnny Hicks, Ell famoso dri-
Yer tampeno, alcanz6 los mas al
tos honores al mediodia de aver
ante una enthusiastic co%ncurren-
cia de mas de 5000 personals,
por tercera consecutive vez.
Hicks, que ha aparecido soda
mente en- tres carreras profesio-
males, actuando en- todas como
un verdadero veterano del
track, gan6 la primera carrie
ra de la tarde, finalizando Bob
Hin y Cecil King en- segundo y,
tercer lugar respectivamente.
Tambien cubrio Hicks la distan
cia de la media milla en- SO Sc
gundOs para anotarse otro triun
TO.
La ltima carrera de la tarde
fue la de mayor excitaci6n. Dos
coches perdieron ruedas y otros
dos Sc incendiaron, teniendo ne
cesidad de retirarse.
Hicks venci6 en- I'm desespera
do esfuerzo al joven Cecil King,
quien Sc puso al frente en- la ter
cera vuelta, manteniendo la ven
taja hasta la septima.
All perder la bateria de su ca
rro, King Sc vic Tornado a salir
de la pista, terminando Harold
Leaves, de st. Petersburg, en- Sc
gundo lugar, mientras Jimmie
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Swain finalizaba en- la tercera
~posici6l.
La segunda Cabrera fue CANA
da por Leaves, que guiaba TN
Knapp Special. Ray Moore, con
su Larry Ford Special, termin6
en- segundo lugar con Louis Pu-
ckett, tambien de st. Peters :
burg, en- tercero.
Bill Sidwell, ell driver de Sui
phur Springs gan6 la tercera ca
rrera aliminatoria del progra-
ma, con Bill Buckley y Jimmy
Swain en- segundo y tercer lu-
gar.
Ernie Reed, que sustituy6 a
Jack Cruetz, gan6 la "consola-
ton race"
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La Liga Intersocial celebrara
hoy Junta E~xtraordnaria
Ell suceso de aver en- Cuscaden

la salida del juego del catcher
Manuel Mones, alegando- que
habia vertido una palabra obs
cena.
Varios de los peloteros de los
Leales, algunos de los cuales pa
recen interesados en- dar al tras-
tie con la Liga intersocial, desa-
tendiendo las palabras de su
manager y del delegado del club
Sc marcharon del terreno.
Vista la actitud de los pelote-
roS de los Leales, capitaneados
por un individuo que va pretel-
di6 en- otra OCCASION imponerle
condolences a la Liga, ell arbitro
declare ell juego forfeited a
favor de los asturianos.
La novena de los asturianos
merece grandes elogios, por
cuanto Sc hallaba dispuesta a ju
gar, sin tener en- cuenta la vic
toria que Sc lie habia dado, 81 los
jugadores de los Leales volvfa
al terreno.
Muchos de los espectadores
criticaban a Velasco, por su ex-
ceso de cello, y otros ap~laudfan
su actitud.
Escuchamos grandes elogios
de la novena del Circulo Cuba
no, derrotada en- todos los pri-
meros desafios de la Temporal
da, que en- todos los mOmentos
ha venido dando en- ell terreno
pruebas de compostura y admi-
rable educaci6n.
Todo indica que la Liga toma-
"a medidaS para evitar que esos
casos Sc repitan.
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LA GACETA

Convocada a session extraor-
dinaria, la Liga Intersocial Sc
reunira hoy, en- Ell Circulo Cuba
no.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los delegados, con motive de
los incidents de aver en- Ell te-
reno de Cuscaden.
En- ell segundo desafio de a.
yer, Ell arbitro Velasco orden6
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muchos pueblos. icon que!. /.

muchos pueblos. ICON que!...
i Descuida, Isidoro!...
Maria de las Moves apareci6
por ell fondo de la galeria.
Venia vestida para viaie, con
eI guardapolvo al brazo y una
CASA hsliotropo liada al cuello.
Jacinta la seguia.
La madre de Celia abraz6 a
la inieliz, al tempo que Isidoro
Sc alejaba hacia Ell hall, adonde
acababa de reclamarle ell mayor
domo, para consultarle algo L
cerea de uno de los bultos.
-iAh, Maria, que horror -
murmur6 la esposa del diploma
tieo al dido de la otra.
i Ten valor lie ~contest6
Maria de la Cruz.
o.
Al fin lego la bora de Ia par
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Folletin No. 291
La Gaceta
LA MUCHACHA.
DE LA GALE
ties asombrada.

lNS
I Els verdad lei miol-di-
jo al fin.
Y levantando ell rostro hacla
la otra, que esperaba ell perd6n
para poder respirar, inquiri6:
ASH es que Gtodas las car
tas de Miguel que han llegado
a tus manos?...
-Todos venian a nombre III
20, Maria Perd6name. Por ESQ
las guardaba siempre sin So
bres. iPerd6name, te digo!..
iTodo este sera una pesadilla de
la que no volveremos a acordar
nos jamas L.. ipios me ha cas-
La gaceta., 1939-07-10
LIGA NACIONAL

HICKS CAPTURE LOS MAS
ALTOS HONORES DE LAS
CABRERA DE AUTOMO-
VILES ANTE UNA CONCU
N DE MAS DE 5000
ALMAS
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delphia, centerfield; Mel OFT, N,
York, right field.
Oh-os candidates.


Bob johnson, out field del Phi
ladelphia americana, es un no.
table candidate para ocupar un
puesto en- Ell lineup, y Lonnie
Frey, de los Reds del Cincinna-
ii, que tan brillante juego ha
desplegado durante toda la tenn
porada, es possible que interven-
ga en- la defensa del segundo
juego. durante parte del desa :
flo, en- sustitucion de Bill Her
man, que solo tiene la ventaja
de cinco amos de experienced so
bre ell notable jugador de los
Reds. wal Goodman, compane-
10 de team de Frey, puede que
coupe I'm puesto en- ell out field.
ProbGbleS pitchers
Derringer no ha ocupado ell
"box' desde su oncena victoria.
alcanzada Ell jueves por la noche
Y debe estar en- forma para a.
brir ell desafio de manana.
Bucky Walters, que lleva ga
nado trece desafiOs, es muy pro
babe que no sea visto en- accion.
Harnett quiza recurra a los SER
vicios de Whitlow Wyatt, de los
Dodgers Lou Fette, del Boston,
Y la estrella de los Cubs, Bill
Lee.
Els possible que Bob Feller CO.
mience lanzando los bultos pos
tales por los f~avoritos, al haber
sido usado aver Bridges.
Los JNeg0S de M LtgG
INtersOcid
Ell primer desafio de la tarce
entire los Mambises del Circulo
Cubano y los Italianos culmin6
en- una victoria de SO para los
dltimos, que lograron terminar
la primera vuelta del campeona
to a la cabeza de la Liga por el
pitching desplegado por Manuel
lopez y Gaspar Capitano, qae
aguantaron a los Cubanos en- s
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hits, mientras ellos, son solo seis
anotaron cinco carreras.

anotaron cinco carreras.
En- ell segundo juego Sc vic u
ma gran desmoralizacin y falta
de discipline por parte de los Lo
val Knights, al ser sacado del
juego ell catcher Mones, quion
protest6 energicamente de una
bola lanzada. FL umpire Velazco
orden6 su salida del juego, ne
gandose el resto de sus compa-
neros a continuar ell desafio S;
este era retirado del mismo, Wien
dose Ell umpire" en- la necesi-
dad de lamar ell juego forfeit
ed" despues del tempo regla-
mentario al no estar en- sus posi-
clones los "revoltosos" jugado-
res que componen Ell team de los
Knights, que seg1n parece tiene
managerse como jugadores.
Resultado de los juegos de a.
yer en- las Mayores.
LIGA NACIONAL
Cincinnati, Is, Chicago, l.
Philadelphia, 81; Boston 1-6
st. Louis, 7-6; Pittsburg 3-8.
New York, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
LIGA AMERICANA
Washington $40; Philadel-
phia, 4-3.
Clevelnad, 14-5; st. Louis 81
Boston, As; ew York, 3-3.
Chicago, 4-6; Detroit, 3-3.
La gaceta., 1939-07-10
LA GACETA

Ell peri6dico en- idioma EspahOl
de mas circulation en- Tampa
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DEPORTES
CON Ell BATE Y LA PEDOTA
(Por Arthur Ojedu)

Probablemente Gabby Harnet
manager del team de estrellas de
la Liga Nacional, seleccionara a
lombard Y Derringer para a.
brir ell desafio frente a los temi-
bles "~toleteros" del team que pi-
loteara Joe Mccarthy, Quien Sc
leccionara a Bill Dickey para re
cibirle a Tommy Bridges estre-
liza del Detroit.
ProbableS Rne-ups
Liga Americana.-Bill Dick
ey, New York, catcher; Hank
Greenberg, Detroit, primera ba
Sc; Joe Gordon, New York, Sc
gunda base; Joe Cronin, Boston
shorstop; Red Rolfe, N. York,
tercera base; Jimmy Fox, Bos-
ton, tercera base; Doc Cramer,
Boston, left field Joe Di Mag
gio, New York, center field;
George Selkirk, New York,
right field.
Uga Nacional.-Ernie Lom-
bardi, Cincinnati, catcher; +,
Mccormick, Cincinnati, prime
ra base; Billy Herman, Chica-
go, segunda base; Arky Vaug-
han, Pittsburg, s~hortstop; Stan
ley Hack, Chicago, tercera base
Joe Medwick, st. Louis, left
field; Morris Arnovitch, Phila
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
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La mujer de Ndhez Sc despi-
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Al fin lego la bora de la par.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.,
Weds Mrs. Hartford
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, April 22.-Douglas
Fairbanks. jr., film actor, married
Mrs. Mary Lee Eping Hartford,
comely divorce Of Virginia, New
York City and Florida, today.
The ceremony. at the Methodist
Episcopal Church in nearby West
wood, was attended by about 20
relatives and close friends of the
couple.
Douglas Fairbanks, sr.. served as
best man. The bride was given away
by her mother. Mrs. Giles Thomas
Epling of Bluefield, w. Va. The Rev.
Gordon c. Chapman performed the
ceremony.
Young Fairbanks is the former
husband of Screen Star Joan Craw-
ford, who recently divorced her sec
ond husband. Actor Franchot Tone.
Mrs Hartford a few weeks ago
was divorced from G. Huntington
Hartford, Palm Beach, Fla, sports
man and writer.
The newlyweds met some 10
months ago at Actress Merle Ober-
ons home.
For her bridal gown. Mrs Hart
ford chose a creation of rose beige
silk with full circular skirt. shirred
bodice and V-shaped, draped neck
line.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
T'uxes
(Continued From First Page.)

its continuance in a modified form
was suggested by the District tax
experts, who fear that strong op-
position in the District Committee
to a sales tax might result in scrap
ping the entire revenue bill.
The full committee last week
recommitted the bill to the Fiscal
Affairs Subcommittee when it be-
came apparent the Republican
members with the aid of three
Democrats were prepared to kill the
sales tax feature. Since then, how
ever, steps have been taken to
strengthen the Democratic men,
bership by filling five existing va
cancies.
Even with a stronger Democratic
membership, it is regarded as un-
likely that the subcommittee will
report the bill back to the full
committee with the sales tax pro-
vision. The subcommittee chair
man, Representative Nichols, Demo-
crat, of Oklahoma has intimated
the only major alteration likely to
be made in his original bill would
be the substitution of a modified
business privilege tax for the pro-
posed sales tax.
To preclude the possibility of dual
taxation of the gross receipts of
businessmen, however, if the busi-
ness privilege tax is continued, a
new provision probably will be
written into the bill to allow credits
for payment of the proposed per
cent corporation tax against the
business privilege tax. A sugges-
ton has been made that in the
case Of a firm affected by both
taxes, it pay whichever is greater.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Hundreds Of Children
Expected al Circus

Hundreds of children are expected
TO turn out at the Central High
School Stadium May at 2:30 pm.
for the fifth annual circus sponsored
by the Community Center Depart
ment.
The event will feature a parade
around the track in which the ami
mails, acrobats and speciality artists
will take part. The parade will be
preceded by 15-minute concert of
the Elks Boys Club Band, under
the direction of Frank Kidwell.
Community Center officials esti-
mate some 10000 persons will at
tend. Frank Portillo, the clown,
will be on hand, and Wilbur Hall,
who held two-week engagement
at the Capitol Theater in a spe-
cialty called Cowboys Delight" will
perform number of rope tricks.
Animals will include pet ponies
and trained dogs. A program OF
dances and athletic exhibitions will
be given, featuring the Virginia reel
and tumbling act.
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peoples, direc-
tor Of the Community Center De-
partment and chairman of the Cir
Gus Committee, said that in the
event of rain the circus would be
held IN the high school auditorium
Mrs. Vera Robertshaw is chairman
OF the Arrangement Committee.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
w. P. A. Official to Tell
Of Aid to Handicapped

The full story of the District w.
P. AS accomplishments in behalf
of handicapped school children will
be told by Mrs. Mary Steel, director
Of the w. P. A. Womens and Pro-
fessioNal Service, in a talk at 8:15
pm. tomorrow in the North Interior
Building auditorium, Eighteenth and
F. streets NV.
Senator Pepper. Democrat, of
Florida will explain the provisions
Of his bill to remedy conditions here
which prevent the Board of Educa-
ton, hampered by lack of funds,
from teaching in hospitals and
homes those children whose mental
or physical deficiencies make it i'm
possible for them to attend school.
DR.. Ella Oppenheimer of the Dis
trict Health Department also will
speak. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
chairman of the Board of Education,
will preside.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Three Bandits 10 Die
In North Carolina
Gas Chamber
Roy Kelly, Honfords
Convicted in Killing
Of Two Officers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GRAHAM, N. c., April GA Su-
perior Court jury convicted three
men today of f1rst-degree murder
In the gun-battle Staying of two
police officers near Burlington, and
Judge N. A. Sinclair sentenced them
to die in the gas chamber June 16.
The defendants were Roy Kelly
and Wade and Ralph Hanford. A
fourth defendant, George Smith,
who turned States evidence, was
sentenced to Is to 80 years after
he was allowed to plead guilty to
second-degree murder.
The officers slain were Sheriff
NJ P. Robertson of Alamance Coun-
ty and NJ P. Vaughan, Burlington
policeman Roy Huffman. who had
escaped from the Anson County
prison camp a few weeks before
with Kelly, was also killed.
The officers engaged in gun
battle with the men when they in
vestigated a suspicious light" in
a filling station near Burlington
late at night December 7.
Kelly was captured weeks later
in Virginia. Virginia authorities
held him on a charge of shooting
a State trooper. but surrendered.
him to North Carolina. Wade Han
ford was found in West Virginia.
Ralph Hanford and George Smith
were arrested by Federal agents in
q Washington ID. c. rooming
house.
All four defendants had previous
criminal records.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Gen. Grant Anniversary
Will Be Celebrated

The 117th anniversary of the birth
of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant will be
celebrated under the sponsorship OF
William B. Gushing Camp. No. 30. of
the Sons of Union Veterans of the
Civil War. at his statue west of the
Capitol at pm. Thursday.
Two of his grandchildren, Col
Ulysses S. Grant. Sd. and Nine. Julia
Cantacuzene, will be present.
The Army Band will play and
floral tributes will be laid on the
statue. Plans include an address by
prominet speaker. The exercises
will be under the direction of j
Earl Palsgrove, camp patriotic in
Structor
A number of local patriotic organ
izations have been invited to attend
Evening star., 1939-04-23

1dent OF the Chest Board of Trustees
at a meeting earlier this year and
was a member of the board in 1888
as well.
In accepting the appointment, Mr..
Oulcan stated he plans to begin
organization OF his unit Immediately.
Volunteer solicitors associated with
this division IN the Chest campaign
will seek contributions from approx
mately 300 business firms IN the city.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

munlty T. n e S t
drive next tall,
1t has peen an
n o u n c e d by
c h a u n c ey q.
Parker, general
chairman OF the
campaign.
Mr.. Dulc a n
headed the pub
lie relations unit
during the last
drive and was
assistant chair
m q n OF tn a t
group IN 1887.
He was elected
eorond v1ce r,res.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Hikers Leove at 1:30

Buses for the Capital Hiking
Clubs Sunday hike will leave 1416
F street NV. at 1:30 pm. today.
The hike will be along Billygoat
trail, from Carderock to Outlook
Rock. Wild flowers will be studied.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
{. B. Du|can, ST., Named
Chest Unit Chairman

Charles B. Dulcan, sr.. vice presi-
dent ana general manager OF the
Hecht Co., has been appointed chair
man OF the group unit tor the Com
Evening star., 1939-12-20
Mrs. Marius de brabant
Dies in New York

Word has been received in Wash
ington today of the sudden death
yesterday in New York of Mrs. Ma
RUS de Brabant. daughter of the
late Senator William A. Clark of
Montana by his first wife. Senator
Clark and members of his family
have been notable benefactors of
the Corcoran Gallery of Art here.
The first wife of Senator Clark
was the aunt Of Mrs. Edward Ever
EFT Robbins and Mrs. Wallace M.
Craigie of this city and of Mrs.
James Alexander Lyon OF Rockville,
Md. Mrs de Brabant is survived by
a sister, Mrs. Lewis r. Morris of
New York, and by two daughters.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon in st. Thomas Prot
estant Episcopal Church, New York
City.
The extensive new wing of the
Corcoran Gallery which houses the
important William A. Clark art COL
lection, together with funds for its
maintenance, was the gift Of Sena-
tor Clark's second wife; his two
daughters by his first marriage, and
a daughter by his second marriage,
Mrs. Huguette Clark.
Evening star., 1939-12-20
Raymond F. SeIby Heads
DC. Police Association

Pvt. Raymond F. selby of the
United States Park Police last night
was elected president of the District
Poicemen's Association at its an
nual meeting in Odd Fellows Hall.
Other officers elected we're: Pvt.
Richard A. Burton of administrative
headquarters. Metropolitan Police,
first vice president; Pvt. William J.
Dubusky, third precinct, second vice
president; Pvt. Joseph S. David.
sixth precinct, recording secretary:
Pvt. H. N. Lancaster, administrative
headquarters, financial secretary;
Pvt. Edward S. Waller, Police Court.
treasurer; Sergt. Thomas T. Heffer-
nan, Traffic Bureau, trustee, and
Detective Sergt. Henry M. Jett, De-
tective Bureau, chairman of the
Legislative Committee.