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■VlllCAGO POLICE- •‘GET*’ THREE
■ CHICAGO, Dec. 23, (AP) — A
F4>an<l of shurp shooting police bent
PNt>n capturing John Dilllnger and
(^members of his ring of escaped
Indiana convicts, wrote finis on the
(careers of three other gunmen in a
sensational raid on an apartment
in the Rogers Park district. In a
Ithort decisive gun fifth', the police
Shot and killed Louis Katzewitz,
Charles Tattlebauin, alias Chuck
Tilden, both bank robber suspects
and Sam Glnsburg, a paroled con
vict from the Michigan Sate Pri
son. The police received a tip
That the men were there,
^ AMERICAN SHIP RAMS SINKS
JAPANESE SHIP
■ DUTCH HARBOR, Dec. 23, (AP)
- The Japanese sh p Heiyei Maru,
Bn umber twelve was rammed and
^^feunk by the American ship, Iowa
Bfcnear * Hakodate, Japan, Friday
Bmorning. The Iowa rescued the
^F^apanese crew and proceeded to
VPHakodate according to information
V1 received here at the naval radio
^ station.
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BUSINESS ON THE
UPWARD TREND
NEW YORK, nee. 23. <AP) —
Dun-Bradstreet's Review said that
business in all divisions appears
to be reacting favorably to the
stimulation of the Recovery Pro
gram and Christmas trade.
Nearly record proportions In
dicated, ihe Review said, that un
favorable signs all but disappear
ed under "convincing attestations
of recovery found on every side,
including the imposing array oi
dividends and the resumption of
increases and signs of revival of
capital goods and industries."
!The final week of Christmas buy
ing more than exceeds the highest
totals placed for It. Large fac
tory payrolls and the extension
of emergency relief jobs releasing
millions of dollars Impounded by,
closed hdnks all helped to swell
the consumers purchasing power.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 23, (API —
Federal Judge Evan Evans ruled
that Samuel Insull, Sr. was guilty
of collusion in bringing about the
receivership of his two billion dol
lars group of utility holding on
finance companies, upholding the
BUY IGIFTO THAT LAST FROM HAGRX *jt
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass and ^
Hand-Painted China. The very latent In Pyralln Toilet Seta L)
A. W. ShaeflferV LonR-Tlme Fountain Pens and Pencils. w
$265.00 DIAMOND RING |
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HAGEN’S JEWELRY S10RE I
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Auction Sole Dmtcc
* March 14 Auk. 15
May 1« Oct. 10
April 11 Sept. 12
1024 Jan. 17 June IS Not. 14
Feb. 14 July 11 Dec. 12
SPECIAL, SALES HELD
ON REQUEST OF SHIPPERS
Adrancee will be made a* isnal when re*
quested. Transferred by telegraph If
desired.
The Seattle Fur
Exchange has al
ways demonstrated
to the satisfaction
of all their shippers
that It can and
does sell furs in
a manner superior
to anyone else. Our
monthly auction
sales are recogniz
ed by buyers of raw
furs as the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of line Alaska furs.
The SEATTLEtFUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, D.S.A.
Tiffltmttoli of attorney Samuel
Ettleson that no further allowance |
fees should be made to certain
receiver's attorneys. Ettleson
charged Insull and certain bank
ers interested in Insull securities j
they held on loans to collapsed fin- J
mice houses, and collaborating In j
seeking the appo'ntment of friend- |
ly receivers. , , - ,
HUM WILLIAMS ARRIVES
AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23, (AP)
— Slim Williams, the Fairbanks
musher arrived at the capital with
his dog team on wheels, which was
driven to Chicago thence, here. He
came for a months stay on behalf
of the road linking Alaska to the
United States and other Alaskan
0
projects.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23. (AP) —
Led by silver issues which spurted
following the new silvep plans,
stocks rallied briskly and closed
strong despi e a few soft spots.
Gains of one to around five pre- j
dominated with U. S. Smelting up
ten po uts. There were sales of
two and a half millions. The curb
wenf up substantially and wheat
went up five cents a bushel. The
ponds were mixed.
PRESIDENT RESTORES
CITIZENSHIP TO 1,500 J
'
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24, ( AP)— j
President Roosevelt restored citi
zenship to fifteen hundred persons
who were convicted of publicly op
posing United States participation
in he World’s War or evading the
draft in the Christmas proclam
ation. Those deemed to complete
their sentences were covered in the
proclamation.
ARCHBISHOP STABBED
■
NEW. YORK, Dec. 24. (AP) —
Archbishop Leon Elisee, Tourian
head of Armen'an National* Ap
postic Church in the Americas was
stabbed to d.eath Sunday morning,
as he walked in green gold vest
ments down the aisle of his church
■to begin the services. Two men
were seized by the police who ex
■ pressed the belief that the slaying
j climaxed the d'scontent of the
! church over bishops supporting?
sympathy for1 Soviet Russia.
SEATTLE, Dec. 25, (AP) —
! Funeral services for Willis McKin
ley Dill Ly le, sa d to have been
■ the first letter carrier at Mount
McKinley Park, Alaska, were held
at Georgetown. Lytle died Thurs
day in he hospital here.
PARIS, Dec. 26, (AP)—Shadows
of dennany’s reputedly master spy
system was seen by the police be
hind the operations of the myster
ious band of forty spies in whose
alleged network, the Americans,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Switse, were
correctly listed as having lived in
New York and New Jersey, were
caught with the arrest of ten other
persons yesterday. witn,tne in
vestigation broadening on the out
side borders of France, fears were
expressed by authorities that high
ly valuable documents containing
French military secrets had already
•left the country. The two Am
ericans are to be investigated by
the United States government.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26, (AP) —
Fritz: Scheff, the famous singer of
other years, Friday, asked the law
to save her home at Waterbury,
Conn, from foreclosure. She needs
one thousand five hundred ninty
eight dollars. She is going to work
singing in a tearoom in an effort
to get money. The Judge reserv
ed his decision. Fritz: began her
career at the age of five in Vienna
thirty-three years ago. She came
to America with a salary of thirty
thousand marks a year. Her re
cent attempt at a comeback failed.
SEATTLE, Dec. 26, (AP)—The
I police are guarding Dr. H, Garner
Wright, prominent phys'cian at his
home after two kidnap warnings
about bis twelve year old daughter
Betty Agnes. . .
To save writing letters, mall a
ropy of The Nome Nugget on plane
GERMANY WANTS SHARK
OF If. S. LIQUOR TRADE
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 26, <AP)
— Germany raised the question,
Friday, of the most "favored na
tion trade treaty" holds this coun
try and asked how the United
States would operate in the case
of liquor import quota extensions
now being negotiated in more than
a score of countries. While Ger
many’s representatives did not
make direct requests for increased
quotas they did inquire whether
Germany would share in the new
quota extensions by virtue of the
treaty by which this country and
Germany mutually pledged them
selves to extend to each other any
concessions granted to another na
tion. United States officials ex
plained of the liquor quota eni;
ergency matter that if any coun
try insisting on lengthy discussions
of technical points ran the risk of
not being granted additional
quotas. 1
NRA PROTESTS CWA POLICY
WASHINGTON. Dec. 26, <AP)
— Hugh S. Johnson filed an ener
getic protest on the Civil Works
Administration against the wages i
and rates paid workers who are
recruited from breadlines. In many
cases it is said that the wages ex
ceed those of codified industries,
which he said was ‘‘a (perfectly
ridiculous situation.” He said how
ever, that protesting was all he
could do. Administrator'’ Hopkins
of the CWA refused to comment.
VANCOUVER, B. C.. Dec. 25,
(AP) —Fearing that sixty per
sons isolated in WaleB Island, dur
ing three weeks of intense storms
and cold are in dire straits, pro
vincial police left Rupert Fri^y
with food and first ad equipment.
There were ten whites and fifty
•Japaneses on the island. The
small boat used for communication
between the island and the main
land is believed either storm bound
or w’reckecT
MADRID, Dec. 20. ( AP I—Spain,
disturbed by recent anti-Spanish
outbursts, in Havana considered,
action to protect Spaniards in Cuba
1 w'th the possibility that the i’nit
ed States be asked to enforce the
Platt Amendment providing Am
eiican intervention in Cuban af
affairs under certain conditions.
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15-YEAR-OLD GIRD .ATTEMPTS
MURDER FATHER
! ST. JOHNS, Ariz.. Dec. 20. (API
j-- Punishment for fifteen year old
I Mattie Turley who admitted shoot
! ng her father, E. J. Turley, chief
gunners mate of the naval reserve
at the instigation of her mother’s
ouija hoard was considered by
authorities. She plead guilty to
the charge of ftttemq'ed ipurfler,
Tffer mother is heid as accomplice.
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