HIT LEERS GET
COMFORT FROM OOTH
, SIDES 0[ ELECTION
WASHINGTON. Nov., 6, (/P)—
From diametrically o p p o s ed
viewpoints, Republican and Dem
ocratic spokesmen sized up the
election. The Democrats termed
it a cleancut victory on the is
sue of “failure of the adminis
tration o nnje its responsibili
ty, r an dwere enthusiastic about
their chances in 1932.
The Republicans refused to
consider it a rebuke for the ad
ministration saying i t expected
it, to a certain extent, because
of its oven encroachment in 1928
and the current business depres
sion.
BOMBAY, India. Nov. 5, (/P)-At
mast 2G5 persons were injured, and
more than 100 seriously, when pol
ice broke up an Allindia National
Congress demonstration on Sport
F*‘;e!d near Maiden Espanlade.
Seward Shriners wilL hold a
meeting at the Arcade Club
Rooms Thursday night.
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Father Savage of Nome arrived
in Seward Wednesday and will
hold services in the Seward Cath
olic Church Friday and Saturday
mornings at 6:30.
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* After a’lingering illness of sev
eral months, Susan May Dryden.
15-year-old daughter of William
Dryden of Seward died at her home
Wednesday afternoon. She had
been a pupil of the Seward schools
for several years. She is survived
by her father and mother and fou\‘
sisters, two living in the States
and two in Seward. Her mother
who lives in Anchorage could not
reach the bedside at her daughter's
passing
The body was taken to Hie Seward
Funeral Parlor and .the burial will
take place Friday afternoon at 2
o’clock with services it the Com
munity Church. Rev. E. E. Reisner,
presiding.
Amanda’s Hand Laundry now
open for business. Phone Madi
son 126.
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ELLS ESTABLISHED A COM
PLETE ALIBI; WAS AT
WORK
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5. (JP) --
Shortly after he had been arrest
ed Ben Browh, 27, a glass-worker,
confessed to shooting of Mrs.
Merle Ells, of Pasadena, while she
lay with her 18-months old son.
The child was unhurt from the
shotgun with which he killed the
mother. Brown said he had been
hired by Emory Ells, estranged hus
band for $2,000 but received only
$2.00 in dimes
Brown signed a confession and
is held on a double charge of mur
der and robbery. Brown said that
it was unknown to him that she
was the wife of Ells.
Ells established a completed al
ibi after being arrested by show
ing officers that he was at work
and could not have shot the wo
man. Brown said Ells told him he
wanted to get rid of the woman as
Ells said that she had an incurable
disease. xsngiiff
s. A. C. WOMEN S TEAM
A few women of the S. A. C
turned out last night for basket
ball practice. It is thought that a |
team will be selected from the fol- !
lowing players, Mrs. John Noble,
Mrs. John Hawk/is, Mrs. Swan
son, Cecile Leslie, Mrs. Elsa Mac
Auley, Mrs. Leonard Hopkins, Mrs.
Roger Paul, Miss Dorothy Hill and
others whose names were not
learned- John “Wes” Noble has been
engaged as he coach of the wo
men’s team and promises some
surprises for the opponents of his
charges.
Miss Verna Wills of Kodiak,
came in on the SS. Farragut and
is going to Anchorage for a vi
sit with relatives.
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'Ml STREET' NOVEL
DRAWS NOBEL PRIZE
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 5. (/^—Sin
clair Lewis, American author, was
voted the Nobel Prize for literature
for 1930. Among the best knowp
books written by Lewis are “Main
Street’’ which was published, 1
bitt,” which was published in 1922;
“Elmer Gantry” in 1927. Lewis is
now in New York and when noti
fied said that he would accept the
prize and that he was extremely
happy over the recognition.
PARACHUTE CAUGHT
LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 5,
(/P)—C. O. McGuire, Cincinnati mail
pilot was kille dwhen his plane
crashed near Brockton. McGuire
attempted to use his parachute but
it became caught in the falling
plane and pulled him to earth. He
was dead when picked up by re
sidents of the neighborhood who
said the engine seemed to stop sud
denly.
Have you heard the “Utah
Trail”? Still popular. Schaller
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