ELCH,
Lie
foremen
looked
at
22-year
James
Scott
and
told
him
he
fld
never
be
able
to
get
a
Job
erground,
Scott
is
seven
feet
inches
tall,
weighs
231
nds
and
wears
a
size
18
ot
a
Job
ln
a
restaurant.
ILLED
IN
as
prison
guards
fired
into
"hundred
rioting
convicts
who
ATTLE,
Aug,
27:
With
more
Villagers
and
a
child
nnd
r
thV
escaped.
The
next
day
'appeared,
wiping
out
the
-
lamiiy,
tars
that
the
feud
may
spread
De
ntr
v.
.it
.....
u,.c
wnoie
area
into
blt-
"wrncine
strife,
havp
lPd
fJ
VJl
Una
mvrn
...1
...v.v
(iviKl-tuJ
te
leave
Aksum.
"Alt
SILVER
YORK,
unchanoprf
n
aa
Ihe
New
From
Caribbean
Sea
West
to
Brownsville,
Texas,
cities
get
warnings.
A
tropical
storm
is
on
'its
PROV
AL
LIBH"'V
i
t
i
Todays
Weather
cizapiA,
b.c.
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
AM.)
She
nupert
High
fog,
calm;
g
l
High
10:45
am.
16.0'
ft.
22:24
ti.
30.14;
temperature,
62;
p.m.
18.4
barometer,
Low
4:11
a.m.
6.5
It.
smooth.
sea
16:11
p.m.
9.8
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Jxxv..
No.'ap'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
27,
1936
PRICE:
S
CENT3
1FFECTIN
I
NEW
EDr
Over
Million
Germans
to
In
Barracks
uy
ia
-A
BERLIN.
Aug.
27
:-Nazl
Ger-sT.
...in
h-jvp
nni?
million,
two
y
will
"
w
-
'
dred
and
eighty-two
thousand
living
In
military
barracks
by
ber
1
That
figure
Is
the
latest
ially
announced
total
of
the
to
be
conscripted
under
tne
colors
for
compulsory
training
lit
the
series
of
decrees
promul-
d
by
Helchsfuehrer
Adolf
Hlt-
1
Meeting
Challenge
MRIS.
Aug.
27:
French
Parlla-ijtarians
still
cast
about
for
ways
iif
means
to
meet
the
challenge
of
expanded
war
machine
of
Nazi
Anany.
1th
Too
Tall
llliui
.mil
Soil
Projects
Improve
Farms
lonstration
Projects
With
Good
Results
in
South
Dakota
RAPID
CITY,
S.D.,
Aug.
27:
(AP)
Demonstration
projects
established
here
by
the
federal
soil
con-
PASSING
OF
SECRETARY
Death
Comes
to
George
II.
Derri
As
Result
of
Influenza
Complicated
with
Heart
Attack
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
27:
(CP)-
serration
service
are
given
credit
secretary
of
War,
from
for
limiting
wind
erosion.
lnfluenaa
complicated
by
heart
H.
J.
Clemmer,
conservator
foi
trouble,
region
nine,
with
headquarters
From
an
Inconspicuous
place
as
here,
said:
"Many
of
the
scars
and
bookkeeper
for
a
mlnlnz
cdmDah'v.
farm
practices
which
establish
Utah
and
then
after
becoming
crop
cover
and
reduce
surface
wind
President
Roosevelt's
choice
for
velocity."
RADIO
CUTS
DEATH
TOLL
Notice
to
Florida
of
Storms
Secretary
of
War.
He
began
to
attract
attention
as
a
state
senator
in
Utah
by
sponsoring
the
workmen's
compensation
act,
the
corrupt
practices
act
and
several
other
measures
of
a
progressive
character.
the'
state
as
a
candidate
for
eov-1
8ulIl
The
Boulder
Canyon
dam
pro
Iject
was
the
subject
of
much
d"-'
way,
bate
In
Congress,
but
It
was
Dern's
tto
smash
their
way
out
of
possibly
to
dissipate
Itself
on
the
contention
that
the
river
belonged
iien
ncn's
dormitory.
The
one
fa-open
sea,
possibly
to
roar
Into
some
to
the
various
states
through
shot
was
W.
T
MacDanlel,
I
coast
city.
Veering
to
right
and
left
which
It
flowed
rather
than
.tc
tip
from
Fulton
County
on"
a
fthe
stormmoves-through
the
tro-
the'
federal
government.
He
also
:ry
charge.
Those
wounded
1
pics.
Insisted
that
the
future
ly
slightly
hurt
from
the!
The
next
message
comes
from
of
the
upper
basin
states
should
shot
of
the
prison
guards'
Key
West:
be
cared
for
ln
deciding
the
river
I
"Tropical
storm
centering
over
dispute,
at
the
same
time
ack-
I
Eastern
Bahamas
at
9
a.m.
Storm
nowledgirigf
the
Justice
of
Call-
RYING
TO
END
STRIKE
Phinrton
State
Publishers
Meet
iTo
Consider
P.
I.
Situation
attended
by
hurricane
winds
and
iorniaa
plea
that
the
.
dam
b.
extremely
high
tides."
built
to
protect
lives
and
prop-
The
storm
appears
headed
dl-!rtv
ln
the
Imperial
Valjey.
jrectly
for
the
low-lying
keys
of
Born
In
Nebraska
Rmithprn
Florida.
Storm
warnlnes
Dern
was
born
In
Dodee
Countv.
vil-
ICPlTtar
diver
metal
market
are
hoisted.
Boats
are
warned.
In-
Nebraska,
September
8,
1872.
After
hnhltants
ln
these
areas
use
cau-,hls
public
school
education
he
be-
l
Late
Telegraphs
'
j
1
Montreal
Mayor
Resigns
MONTREAL
Camlllien
Houde,
for
a
decade
a
colorful
figure
In
Quebec
politics,
resigned
as
mayor
of
Montreal
today
without
Protest
Demonstration
QUEBEC
Shortly
after
the
new
Quebec
cabinet
was!
announced,
supporters
.of
Dr.
wounds
produced
by
soil
drifting
Geonre
H.
iwn
m
ni;.
.
!"'f
five
..llu""lcu
hundred
vio
kn
rj
.
v.,
,
.
"'.rnuippe
iiamei,
member
ior
que-
ZVTZl
S
SrST
n..h.
Centre,
crowded
the
legislative
chamber,
protesting
at
sion
from
the
cabinet!-
w
vvj,..
(o
rvuialjf
tl
J
ling
to
go
before
the
people
of
I
his
omls-After
the
demonstration,
the'
.crowd
persed.
Pope
Getting
Weak
Mp.w
nRT.RANs
T.a
Anir
97
ernor
slnc
mining
is
the
most
"
vattpam
rn
riJ-oiat
I
A
II
nnr
4rf'tohhB-r
VANCOUVER
,
Robert
I
A
II
RREAKldl0AA0Perair-.(,
,
States
Conference
on
toe
Colorado
JjllJ-1
UJAJuriX
Acrass
the
ether
It
flashes
u
In
code
formed
Socialist,
entered
the
f!
rnvcr(
In
an
effort
to
tto
the
weather
bureau
station
at
settle
ae
njan
was
killed
and
many,a
teletype
machine
and
from
Key
in
1927,
ted
at
the
state
prison
farm
t.hp
mnfmvprsv
Ho
art.
Burrard
by-election
dls-
Injunction
Upheld
EDMONTON
The
Interim
Injunction
restraining
the
city
of
ILLEDGEVILLe.,
oa.,
Aug.
27:
Jacksonville.
From
an
operator
at
ma(ie
chairman
of
the
conference1
nominations
closed,'
making
the
fourth
candidate.
REBELS
MOVE
FORWARD
ON
SPANISH
CAPITAL
MADRID.
Aug.
23:
Sup
needs'
ported
by
five
re
thousand
thousand
Moors
Moors,
rebel
troops
along
the
one
tl0n
Jcame
a
student
at
the
University
war
now
believed
near,
a
ell-
Then
the
centre
of
the
blow
of
Nebraska,
He'
took
an
active
1
max
of
the
conflict
appears
veers
again.
It
slips
through
the
(interest
in
athletics
and
captained
Imminent.
The
United
States
4t
narrow
channel
between
Cuba
andiwie
varsiiy
iooiDaii
beam
in
iuj
otnciauy
aavisea
spam
yes-
t
hundred
employees
of
the.
.
...
cf
Tf
rnar.
thp!when
it
won
the
Missouri
Valley
jtle
Post
Intelligencer
on
strike
.
,
hMrt'H
,nwarrt
pensacoia.
tConference
championship.
He
fourteenth
day
and
picket
1
click
the
'married
Miss
Lottie
Brown
of
Fre
I
Again
messages
over
-
Hnvk4
VnltHn
liA
TU
Att
!
A
ft
cnm
of
the
Longshoremen's
andi
f
&
nPw
ad-imont,
Nebraska,
nster's
Unions
surrounding
the...
.c
fho
affpt
nnlnts.
children.
e-bound
newspaper
plant,
de-;u
u,,pa
(r
Vai.
Cuttlrig
pments
centre
on
an
emer-
meetlng
of
the
Washington
publishers
to
be
held
here
irks
in
Feud
Take
15
Lives
fn
Children
Among
Those
Dead
In
Vendetta
rANBUL,
Turkey.
Aug.
27:
A
bloodv
Vnnriptt.a
nrislns
a
land
dispute,
has
already
1
a
till
n
iin
ii..jinn
p
children,
at
the
village
ofj
m
in
Kurdistan.
I
peasant
and
his
npnhew
ied
ut
the
wholesale
slaughter
uury
themselves
were
hun-
uown
and
killed
bv
pnracpd
Kers.
the
funeral
day.
the
mur-
13
returned
to
shoot
down
two
paralso,
Fla,
Hurricane
Strikes
Finally
the
hurricane,
followed
by
the
weather
bureau
since
its
Inception
800
miles
away,
strikes.
Winds
of
100-mlleTan-hour
force
tear
Inland.
Buildings
are
wrecked.
A
tidal
wave
rolls
over
the
low-
lying
land.
But
inhabitants,
If
they
have
heeded
the
warnings
oi
ine
weather
bureau
Issued
48
hours
before,
have
sought
safety.
In
the
first
storm
of
the
season,
thousands
of
Inhabitants
of
the
northwest
Florida
coast
fled
from
beach
houses
and
permanent
homes
ahead
of
the
tropical
blow.
Few
were
killed
or
injured
thanks
to
the
weather
bureau's
department
of
tropical
storm
forecasting,
coast
guard
and
radio
warnings.
Vastly
Improved
service,
according
to
W.
F.
McDonald,
meteorologist
at
New
Orleans,
has
resulted
from
the
new
teletype
system
be-,oor.
iriiif
and
other
southern
inwvn
o
v""
coast
cities.
Mrnonald
agrees
with
the
late
Mark
Twain
that
"nobody
can
do
anything
about
the
weather,"
"But,"
he
adds,
"our
close
Inter-
.
unfopn
shins
and
commumcawuu
--
land,
and
between
different
coastal
cities,
have
enabled
us
to
tell
where
the
hurricane
will
strike.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
27:
(CD-Wheat
was
quoted
at
95c
on
the
Vancouver
Exchange
yesterday.
V:
They
had
seven
short
his
education
to
laccompany
his
parents
when
thty
,
moved
from
Nebraska
to
Utah.i
Governor
Dern
began
his
business'
carrer
as
bookkeeper
for
the
Mer-j
cur
Gold
Mining
and
Milling
Com-
pany.
He
devoted
himself
to
the1
study
of
technical
and
engineer-,
lng
aspects
of
the
Industry.
1
Sixteen
years
later,
when
trie
concern
by
amalgamation
became
i
the
Consolidated
Mercur
"
Gold
Mining
Company,
Dern
was
made
(assistant
gendral
manager
and
I
treasurer,
and
a
year
later
gen-1
cral
manager
of
the
company."'
H
f
remained
with
the
company
until
Its
mines
were
closed
In
1913.
Dern
put
his
knowledge
of
min
ing
to
good
advantage
in
associa
tion
with
George
Moore,
Inventor
of
the
vacuum
allme
filtration,
aiding
In
the
development
of
that
process
and
putting
It
on
a
commercial
basts.
He
also
assisted
ln
the
invention
and
development
of
the
Ilolt-Dern
roaster,
another
mining
appliance.
At
various
times
he
engaged
ln
banking,
dairying
and
canning
and
was
one
of
the
organizers
of
the
Tlntlc
Milling
Company,
which
erected
a
milling
plant
at
Sliver
City,
Utah,
for
the
treatment,
of
ore.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
54.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
60.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
54.
Hazelton--Clear,
calm,
50.
Smltliers
Clear,
calm,
55.
BurnS
vLake
Clear,
calm,
47.
NOT
VERY
'Jimmy
Horton
DEFINITE
Leaving
Here
Uncertainty
as
to
Origin
of
Large
Quantity
of
Oil
Found
Down
Coast
Sent
Here
For
Identification
While
unable
to
definitely
establish
the
origin'
of
the
material,
members
of
the
scientific
staff
of
might
have
somewhat
changed
its
chemical
characteristics.
Samples
of
the
oil
were
sent
to
dis-
(the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experl-
f
APiA
hot
rirv
nateh
nf
air
stirs
Important
Industry
in
the
stale,
-wri
innlht.
that.
pJmp
pins
vi'mental
Station
by
George
Bassett
shoe
gently
In
the
Caribbean.
It
gathers
"e
w"
elected
Bovernor
on
a
fus-
become
so
weakened
from
i
who,
with
R.
A.
Hatzlet,
found
sev-
,
momentum
and
twists
and
turns,
j
carving
majestic
arcs
across
the
'open
sea.
The
silvery
needle
ln
a
snip's
barometer
swings
around
30.00,
29.80.
29.40,
29.00.
A
ship's
lu"
:!
"i
ueiiiotraw
ana
pro-
.nrrv
nwr
,hp
onan,oh
sitnatinn
ierai
nunarea
gallons
oi
it.
gresslves
ln
1924.
Samples
were
also
sent
to
thafc
he
u
scarceiy
abje
to
rlse
Cf;
in
.
the
l
,
tnetTK
an.
ac
from
throne
at
the
end
of
aud
part
interstate
controversy
iences
involving
the
construction
of
the
'
-
'j
.
oouiaer
wjiyon
aam.
He
was
one
Vntt
Four
Candida
rQj:j0iM
f
apparently
came
from;up
Bute
m-fplre
j
ExhiDltlon
at
Jnannesbur?
moved
forward
alMllet
and
was
brought
down
by
cer-
ind
,s
planned
,anned
to
attwct
to
tne
hundred
mile
4
'
tain
winds;
Ouadarrama
front
in
the
civil
4
war's
greatest
concerted
at-
4
tempt
to
take
Madrid
from
4
the
north.
The
rebels
are
re-
$
ported
to
have
captured
the
region
which
is
the
source'
of
the
main
water
supply
of
Ma-
drld.
With
the
first
decisive
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
S.
D.
Jobiiton'
Co.y
New
York
Air
Reduction,
12a.
Allied
Chemicals,
230.
American
Can,
12134.
American
Smelting.
83l,i.
American
Tel.
&
Tel.,
174i.
Anaconda,
37?i
Atchison,
77.
Auburn,
31'4.
,
Baltimore
&
Ohio,
22'.
Case,
151
V2.
.
;
Chesapeake
&
Ohio,
6534.
,
Chrysler,
lll'fe.
Commercial
Solvent,
.16.
Curtlss
Wright,
68.
Dupont,
158.
General
Electric,
46V4.
General
Foods,
39.
General
Motors,
652.
Goodyear,
23.
International'
Harvester,
78.
International
Nickel.
52T'8.
Inter.
Tel.
&
Tel..
13.
Kennecott,
452.
Montgomery
Ward,
44'?.
National
Distillers,
298.
New
York
Central,
40?8.
Pennsylvania
R.
R.,
37
V2.
t
public
Service,
45V.
Radio
Corporation,
1012.
Sears
Roebuck,
8P2.
Soc.
Vacuum,
13
V2.
South
Pacific,
40l2.
Standard
Brands,
15V4.
Standard
Oil
(Cal.V,
35V4.
Standard
Oil
(N.J.),
628.
United
Carbide,
95.
United
Air,
25H-
Si
Steel,
67
U.
the
Express
Cashier
Here
For
Seven
Years,
Transferred
to
Prince
Albert
H,
J.
Horton,
for
seven
years
cashier
here
for
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Express,
has
been
advised
of
his
transfer
to
Prince
Albert
In
a
similar
capacity.
He
will
be
leaving
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Expert-
f
tne
8askatcnewan
cit
,n
the
W.
Kntnl
Dtnllnn
nf(n.
......
rtfl
a.,.
Wl
a
'
liiiitai
outturn,
niwi
luuoiuciauic
Investigation,
are
Inclined
to
the
(belief
that
a
strange,
many-colored
tlsh
Columbia
may
have
come
from
the
decomposed
carcass
of
a
shark
or
whale,
Certain
characteristics
of
th
material
suggest
that
It
may
bt
Edmonton
from
accepting
the
gov-
shark
liver
oil
which
had
been
Through
his
tone
connection
ernment's
prosperity
certificates
.
floating
around
for
some
time
kWo.,;i,
.1'
ci
nt.
n
With
thf
mlnlnw
hntlnocc
Mr
IW
Was
UDheld
In
Alberta
Sunreme
iwtth
f.h
rMnlt
that
fhp
tt-Mthprlnir
W
Va..
Aug.
27:
(CP)
"r
,0.
-rZL
"
,r
,
.ut
v..
...
.v.
'l.r.
course
of
the
next
few
weeks.
Mrs.
Horton
and
family
may
not
leave
until
Phrist.tnax
Thptr
havp
hoen
grease
or
oU
wh
eh
was
recovered
active
particularly
ln
athleUc
some
time
ago
from
the
sea
by
clrcles
here
and
have
made
many
fishermen
at
the
mouth
of
Bute
mends
who
wiU
t
thelr
de.
Inlet
on
the
southern
coast
of
Bri
parture.
Prince
Albert
home
town,
'city
examples
of
Is
Mr.
Horton's
PLANES
IN
FAST
RACE
Prir'es
Aggrefating:
$30,000
.For
Flights
by
British
Pilots
From
London
to
The
Rand
LONDON,
Aug.
27:
(CP)
quickens
In
the
race
from
Eng-and
to
the
Rand,
for
nrifw
ae-
Dominlon
analyst
who
would
not
3regatlng
$50,000
which
Is
sched-
commlt
himself,
suggesting,
how-
uied
start
on
the
night
of
ever,
a
certain
similarity
to
sperm
September
29
and
must
end
at
the
whale
oil.
A
fisheries
Inspector
who
yaragwanath
airdrome.
Johannes-
Walker,
:wa
sent
to
In'ertlgate
also
sug
burg,
not
later
than
120
houra
field
In
tht
BeiieQ
ina'
11
migni
De
a
wnar
afterwards.
In
that
time
compet-
todav
when
Prduct.
ing
aircraft
must
fly
6,500
mlle-3,
Stranded
Shark?
(going
by
way
of
Belgrade
and
The
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cairo;
the
fastest
racer
may
tak;
fisheries
Experimental
Station
no
Ion8er
than
two
days
for
the
iuggests
that
it
might
have
orl-
entlre
iumey
and
no
competitor
S
aUowed
than
five
in
more
days
Ulnated
from
a
stranded
shark.
possibly
a
basking
shark.
This
might
fit
in
with
the
fact
that
the
"!'
h
wi
fnn
infrmin.
.Hh
oney
given
by
I.
W.
Schleslng,
f
T""
,Cv,tVl
AfrlKan
grille
rlol
let-
thrf
y-'v?y.'r
tace-
eotocldeswlth-
ha-Meaf
Em-
Britain's
fastest
Owing
to
decomposition
and
for
,,nrt
mot1prn
transnort
nlnn.;
other
reasons,
it
is
not
believed
that
h2iye
cj
alrpjanes
en
nom-the
oil
ln
Its
present
condition
mated
for
me
contest,
Including
could
be
put
to
any
commercial
use.
singie.englned
and
mulU-englneti
Mr.
Bassett
is
not
satisfied
with
maenmes
capable
of
speeds
of
the
findings
that
have
so
far
been;aboUt
200
miles
an
hour.
At
least
given
in
connection
with
his
discovery
and
says
he
Intends
to
go
struggle
of
the
six
weeks'
civil
further
afield
to
get
more
definite
Information.
Three
separate
runs
or
flows
of
the
grease
came
along
between
November
1935
and
February
1938
terday
that
It
would
permit
no
at
Intervals
of
several
days.
One
Interference
Interference
with
with
Its
Its
shipping
shipping
was
white
In
color
but
turned
to
a
on
on
the
the
high
high
seas.
seas.
tight
grey.
Another
was
dark
gray,
the
third
purple.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
however,
there
was
also
some
of
the
grease
that
was
pink
and
some
that
was
yellow.
As
It
floated
along
on
the
water,
the
grease,
as
described
by
the
fishermen
who
recovered
It,
was
ln
very
fine
par
was
formed
Into
balls
of
all
sizes
by
the
action
of
the
sea
and
the
!
driftwood.
Put
ln
drums
and
bottles
It
has
apparently
changed
neither
ln
color'
nor
smell
under
exposure
to
the
sun
and
to
stove
heat.
Lahdoti
Attacks
Roosevelt
And
Extravagance
BUFFALO,
Aug.
27:
Delivering
a
stinging
attack
on
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
his
New
Deal
policies
of
"spendthrift
generosity"
and
"hidden
taxes,"
Governor
Alfred
M.
Landon,
Republican
candidate
for
president,
addressed
a
huge
gathering
ln
the
stadium
here
at
a
campaign
meeting
last
night.
Policies
of
reckless
expenditure
and
extravagance
which
were
really
uuttlnc
a
millstone
around
the
necks
of
the
little
fellow
and
mort
gaging
the
future
must
be
ended,
declared
Landon.
He
Indicted
the
administration
for
heedlessly
of
the
future
piling
deficit
upon
de
ficit.
one
entirely
new
type
of
commercial
airplane
will
make
its
first
appearance
in
the
race;
entries
Include
the
new
de
Havilland
fast
twin-engined
biplane.
Hugh
Buckingham,
the
firm's
chief
test
pilot,
will
fly
it.
The
biggest
prize
$20,000
will
go
to
the
competitor
who
completes
the
course
ln
the
shortest
time.
Four
prizes
will
be
awarded
on
a
formula
of
handicap
which
Is
weighted
in
favor
of
machines
carrying
large
useful
loads;
the
first
prize
will
be
$15,000,
the
.second
$7,500,
the
third
$5,000
and
tides
but
on
reaching
the
beach
It1
PUots
nd
Brltkh
alrcraft
m!y
compete.
Racing
conditions
prepared
by
the
Royal
Aero
Club
which
is
responsible
for
organization,
gives
every
chance
for
spectacular
achievement.
No
time
allowarce
will
be
made
for
refueling
other
ground
work!
every
TWO
JAPS
ARESLAIN
Chinese
Storm
Hotel
at
Chenjtu
Injuring:
and
Kidnapping
Others
SHANGHAI,
Aug.
27:--Szechuen
provincial
authorities
at
Chengtu
have
advised
the
National
government
that
a
mob
of
two
thousand
Chinese
stormed
the
Chengtu
Hotel
and
killed
two
Japanese,
injuring
twoVhers.
Another
report
said
two
travellers
were
seriously
Injured
and
two
kidnapped.
Killed
in
Vancouver
Street
Collision
William
Sweder,
22,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
H.
Sweder,
pioneer
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
killed
in
Vancouver
on
Monday
of
this
week
when
a
motorcycle
he
was
riding
collided
with
a
car
driven
by
Ex-Mayor
W.
II.
Malkln.
Young
Sweder
was
born
in
Prince
Rupert
and
left
here
for
Vancouver
with
his
parents
during
the
War.
NEW
PACT
IN
FORCE
Bond
of
Amity
and
Alliance
tween
Britain
and
Egypt
Is
Cemented
Br
LONDON,
Aug.
27:
(CP)
Great
Britain
and
Egypt,
ln
a
scene
cf
quiet
dignity,
yesterday
enteTed
intd
a
bond
of
amity
and
alliance.
For
Britain
and
Egypt
alike
the
treaty
strikes
a
new
epoch
in
their
relations
for
it
terminates
tlie
British
military
occupation
ot
Egypt.
Henceforth
the
two
coun-
'
tries
are
allies
lrt
protection,
of
their,
common
interests,
,
,
'
Art&tapa'ETNanas'
Taitfaf-Prlme
Minister
of
Egypt,
said
the
treaty
offered
to
the
world
an
example
of
how
balanced
reason
and
hope
can
be
secured
by
sin
cere
understanding.
John
Gilbert's
Effects
Are
Put
on
Sale
HOLLYWOOD,
Aug.
27:
Eager
buyers
Jammed
In
a
crowd
of
curiosity
seekers
purchased
four
hundred
of
the
fourteen
hundred
lots
into
which
the
late
John
Gilbert's
personal
belongings
were
divided.
Wotaen
Ruling
Navajo
Roost
If
Their
Braves
Can't
Behave
They
Simply
Put
Them
Out
TUCSON,
Ariz.,
Aug.
27:
(CP)
Navajo
Indian
braves
are
going
and
I
modern
but
women
still
boss
the
air-
tepees.
drome
at
which
competitors
alight
Mrs.
Clara
Lee
Tanner,
assistant
"therefore,
will
be
the
scene
of
professor
of
archaeology
at
the
tense
activity
directed
by
pilot3
"University
of
Arizona,
tells
of
who
grudge
every
second
that
does
not
see
them
nearer
the
finishing
.line.
Entrants
must
be
seen
at
Bl
grade
a
stipulation
made
to
prevent
overdarlng
pacers
from
taklnv
the
shortest
way
between
England
and
Italy
over
the
greatest
leng'h
of
the
Mediterranean.
They
must
Navajo
newlyweds
who
used
can
ned
goods
for
a
ceremonial
wedding
dinner.
Originally,
she
sas,
the
Navajos
lived
chiefly
on
mut
ton,
with
vegetables
and
grains
added
ln
summer,
but
now
they
are
using
flour
and
tinned
food
ln
quantities.
"But
the
women
still
rule
In
the
call
In
at
Cairo,
and
perhaps
at
tribe,
owning
its
wealth
In
the
Salisbury,
Rhodesia.
Otherwise.
:
form
of
herds
of
sheep
and
goats."
each
pilot
may
refuel
where
he
Mrs.
Tanner
said.
"The
man
Is
pleases.
He
may
fly
non-stop
over
(content
to
own
a
horse
or
several
long
stages,
with
the
engine
thro1-
horses.
If
the
husband
proves
ln-
tled
to
economical
cruising
speed
'compatible,
his
wife
may
put
hM
or
fly
shorter
stages
at
full
saddle
outside
the
horon
as
an
throttle
and
refuel
more
frequent
ly.
Continue
Negotiations
To
Check
Brutality
LONDON,
Aug,
27:
Diplomatic
indication
she
Is
through
with
him."
From
her
travel
among
the
Navajo
Indians,
Mrs,
Tanner
described
them
as
ceremonial-minded
and
legend-loving
and
suggested
their
own
religion
quite
suf-
proposals
to
check
the
brutality
of
ficed
for
a
full
and
rich
life.
She
Spain's
civil
war
continue
to
be
the
said
she
deplored
the
efforts
of
subject
of
communications
between
the
government
to
change
the
Great
Britain
and
France.
Navajo
Into
an
agricultural
type.
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