ECCENTRIC DIES IN
ECCENTRIC INNER
* NEW YORK. Nov. 8. (/P)— Roy L. i
Banks died as he had lived, an in- j
explicable mystery. His body was j
found in a fashionable duplex i
apartment after he had gone into j
the kitchenette to cook himself a j
meal, acording to his aged butler. J
William Brownile.
The latter, smelling gas fumes,
investigated and found his ein
£ jyer was sitting before a gas stove
with several broken eggs' shells be- ;
fore him
He was quite dead. Three burn
ers of the stove had been turned
on.
FLOODS TAKE TOLL
SMYRNA, Turkey, Nov. 7, <7P)
A death toll of 68 persons and more
than 3.000 made homeless is report- i
%! in floods which inundated the j
lower part of Smyrna. The Turkish
government is handling the situa- ^
tion for the present
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ACCUSED OF FRAUD
New York. Nov., 7, i/P)—Accused
of defrauding her employers of
about $80,000 in the last eight years,
Mrs. Alma Sterling, cashier of the
Dictograph Products Company was
indicted and arrested on charge of
third degree forgery.
REJECT BRITISH STATEMENT
Jeruselem, Nov., 8, (/Pi—The
Jewish National Council voted un
animously to reject the British
Statement of policy for Palestine
and decreed against participating
in the proposed legislative council.
JUVENILE GANGSTERS
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7- (ZP) —
Two youngsters, broke, tried to beat
the game by robbing a garage. One
lad, Earl Martin 16, is in the hos
pital with a bullet in his abdomen
and his partner, Walter Barms 18,
is in jail.
JOCKEY PASSES
NEW YORK, Nov., 8, (/P>—E.
“Snapper” Garrison, one of the
most famous jockeys in turf his
tory and originator of what was or
ten called the “Garrison finish”
died of heart failure after a single
day’s illness. He was G2 years old
He was noted for ‘lifting’ a# fast
tiring horse across the finish to
victory.
FASCIST BIRTHDAY
ROME, Nov.. 8, OP)—1The 8th
anniversary of the Fascist march
on Rome was celebrated through
out Italy with the inauguration of
2.000 public works representing an
outlay of $100,000,000. Premier Mus
solini witnessed most touching
demonstration when 10,000 wound
ed war veterans entered the Fas
cist militia.
Attilia Fahlen Lee and Adelbert
G Nicodet residents of Anchorage
were married in that city last
week. U. S. Commissioner Thos. C.
Price performed the ceremony.
The Gateway is informed that
the SS Starr will probably bring
the election returns from Chig
nik.
Have you heard the “Utah
Trail”? Still popular. Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop. adv
The six-mile power line from
Anchorage to the proposed new
radio station near the famous
Inlet metropolis, was completed
yesterday, say local arrivals.
Capt. Austin A. Lathrop, An
chorage and Fairbanks business
man, passed thru Seward Friday
enroute to Cordova.
Dorbandt and Cope, operators
of the International Airways of
Alaska, flew into Anchorage yes
terday afternoon from Atlin.
Sewardites may expect to hear
these lads buzzing overhead once
again anytime.
Amanda’s Hand Laundry now
open for business. Phone Madi
son 126.
“CASH OR SYMPATHY”
Do not put off insuring your
valuables until it is too late
—insure NOW!
Curtis Morford
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