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COURT ALLOWS MARRIAGE
OF 13,YEAR OLD GIRL
M ADlSOfN VTLLK. Tran. — Char,
editor A- T. Stewart-told Somer Pee
ZX, that he could, keep his bride. Geo
«va. Vi.
The chanerllorrs.aid.he was “utter
1j5 opposed'’ to sac hr marriages but ex
plained an annulment wnuM tarn the
-hid hnde. out of a house and home
and , that , she would haw nt» place tc
go.,
Al ASK AN PICKED TO HEAD
BUREAU IN MONTANA -*
HELENA. Mont,—Gov. Roy E
Aynr-> appointed Miss Alma Wretliny
former superintendent of the Nome
hospital. secretary to the. Montana
bureau for child and animal protec
UuU
For the past two years Miss Wret
Eng: has been supervisor of the nurs
es of King County stationed at Seat
tlt—
MORGENTHAU EXPLAINS
ere u.a deficit
WASHINGTON—Secretary of the
Treasury Henry M urgent hau explain
ed the 1936-37 fiscal year federal
iridort which -sxcoeded P-csidem
RooseverV estimates by $150,000,000
satiny borrowers repaid fedei-al lend
ing ay racks mo ■ e .-.lowly than was
expected-.
The deficit is exclusive of the $103,
ikifOO tsed.to retire a debt of $2.
70dJ»oa.00fl.
ford defies ruling
or THE L VBOR BO ARD ’
I ETROTT; July 3—The Ford Mo
an Company in a formal answer to
day to the charges by the national
r relations board that it violated
the (Vayner labor art, challenyed ths
s> urdV authority.
The answer demanded that the
■ n in plaint be dismissed on the
i; rounds that the board had no auth
iiify to reyulate the relations be
tween errmployer and employes en
gager! in local production.
have another suspect
rs slaying of three girls
INGLEWOOD. Calif.. July 3—The
investigation into the kidnappiny ana
sex slaying of the three Inglewood
girjs. who were found in a ynfly last
Tuesday by Boy Scouts, was suddenly
aa’ted toda.v.
Investigators called a halt to take
no .the search fer a WPA warfcer
mown as “Eddie.” This man was re
ported to have been seen talking to
the; three girls in the Inglewood Park
last Saturday.
At the coroner’s inquest this morn
ing; the" jury decided that “death
rpi due to strangulation by some
orfi nown person, with homicidal in
tent.” Three witnesses testified at
the inquest.
Police captured another “Eddie"
on Thursday who had been dishon
iiscbarged from the United States
Navy some time ago.
His- capture and transfer to the
Eos Angeles County jail had aroused
the irate Lbs Angeles citizens to fe
ver heat. That they may have cap
tured tire wrong “Eddie” is the prob
em before the officers at the present
time, although circumstances .weigh
ed rather heavily against him at the
time of his arrest.
W AR SCARES DIE DOWN
IN THE FAR EAST
TOKYO, July 3—Dispatches
today from Hsmking. capital of
M&nchukuo said Soviet Russia
was starting the withdrawal of
troops and gunboats on the Amur
River islands this afternoon.
This apparently eases the ten
sion that was tightening the far
east war lanyard following the
sinking of a Soviet gunboat by
the Japanese.
Relief was expressed through
representatives here from several
European capitals.
FILM CELEBRITIES WED; =
LEAVE FOR HONOLULU
HOLLYWOOD—Buddy Rogers win
was a barefoot boy of 11 in Olathe
; Kansas, when Mary Piekford was e
star of 22 and making §4,000 a weel
were married in a well-guarded cer
emony beneath the giant oak tree ir
the garden of Louis Lighten.
The ceremony was simple and oui\
a handful of relatives and close
. friends were present .
Rev. James Hamilton Lash, Holly
wood pastor, performed the ceremonj
:n the Hollywood Congregational
Church. The couple sailed the same
night for Honolulu. Rogers is 33 and
Mary is 44
ROBERT L. RIPLEY
SAILS FOR SKAGWAY
SEATTLE. July 3—Robert L. Eip
, ley, who never before has b-er» ii
Alaska, sailed for Skagway yester
day on the Aleutian.
•‘It's hard to find time for fravel
- ing now I'm -m the radio and I’ve
' got to start a new series of broad
casts in New Yotk on July 1-6. so IT
. havo to return on the Aleutian e
week from Sunday and fl\ east,*' hi
said at the ship’s gangway yesterday
• Although on a vacation trip, h:
said he would be on the look out foi
-oddities to be published in his syn
dicated dailj newspaper feature. ‘"Be
ieve It Or Not.”
REINDEER BILL IS
SCHEDULED TO PASS
—
WASHINGTON—The House Terr;
tories committee approved a measuri
made by Delegate Dimond to auth
orize an appropriation of §2,000.00(
for the purchase of reindeer in Alas
ka and for their subsequent distribu
tion to natives of the Territory.
Dimond appeared before the com
mittee in behalf of the bill saying ar
acute problem was precipitated wher
the whites grained a virtual monopoh
of the reindeer industry which wa:
originally established by the govern
ment for the benefit of the natives
The measure has already passec
he senate.
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ALASKA JUDGES MAY
SERVE FOR TEN YEARS
.1 WASHINGTON, June 29 —Tli
senate judiciary coittiittee today ap
proved the nomination of Williai
Holzheimer as attorney for the Firs
judicia division of Alaska.
The committee also sent to th
House a bill to extend the terms o
the United States ilisrict judges i
Alaska and in _ other ' territories t
' ten years. The present terrri of offic
is four.
WASHINGTON, June 30—Dele
jrate Dimond today said he could se
no reason for extending’ the terms o
federal judges in Alaska over thei
present four year terms.
A bill to allow federal judges i:
United States possessions to sere
in office 10 years was also approve*
by the senate yesterday and sent t
the house.
“I believe as far as Alaska is con
cerned that four-year terms are suffi
•ierrt but if the administration desire
*ht extension I will not oppose th
measure when it comes before th
house.
“Four years is long enough for i
| good judge and too long for a ba<
1 one. If a judge proves his worth a
the end of four years he can easil;
he appointed again,” the delegat
- said.
The bill originally applied only ti
the Canal Zone but was extended t<
include Alaska and other territorie:
at the suggestion of the attorne;
grneraL
Seven miles of underground trails
have been constructed in Carlsbad
Caverns National Park, New Mexico,
but vast chambers still remain -to-he
e explored.
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