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- SAN DIEGO.—The nude body of
an unidentified girl, evidenty the vio
time of an attacking slayer, was
found hanging from the limb of- an
oak. tree at -the foot of Black Moun
tain, near here yesterday. Saturday.,
night a boy .reported to the police he
had seen a.girl bound and gagged in
the rear seat of . a. blue Dodge sedan. -
. Hh report sent pplic and deputy sher
iffs slurrying through. the district, but
no trace of the car was found. The
iddy was suspended from the limb of
a tree several feet above the ground,
and the othe rend of the rope had
been tied to a stump about 15 feet
' from the base of tbre tree.
NEW YORK.—Two unidentified
men were burned, to death in the
crash'of their, airplane over Motor.
Parkway at Hcksvlle, Long Island.
* Both, the machine and men were
burned., beyond recognition.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—The Trea
sury Department is having difficulty
irupayin loans to war veterans and
meeting other heavy expenses with
out seriously disturbing the money
market, according to the Federal Re
serve Bulletin, which shows- that on
March 16 disbursements were in ex
cess of the cash receipts.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—On the
o&sis of. consular figures the State
Department has announced that con
tinued withholding of issuance of.
visas will result in th eexclusion dur
ing the.first half of 1931 of 140,000
aliens, who normally would have
been permitted, to enter the United
States.
EFRIMOF, Russia.—Six kulaks,, or
rich peasants, were senfSnced to be
shot and ten others, including a wo
man, sent prison for. from three to.
ten years, yesterday, for counter
1 revolutionary activities. The crowded
court room received the verdict with
oud applause. -
MLWAUKEE, Wis.—Forest fires
that skipped, across Northern Wiscon
sin, burning two woodsmen to death,,
raxing one village and laying bare
i much timber and cut timber land,
died down last night after heavy
rains and lessening winds. 'About 125
persons were made homeless. Offi
cials said the property damage would
exceed 1300,000.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—The Gov
• eminent yesterday, orddered the light
cruiser Memphis to proceed to > the
north coast of .Honduras from Puerto
Cabezas, Nicaragua, after receiving
reports 'of a. Hondtiran revolution.
The cruiser was under orders to save
thto: live* and pro pert yof American
citizens in the coast towns. Less ten
sion was reported in Nicaragua.
SAN FRANCISCO.—United States
Senator Hiram Johnson of California:
yesterday condemned the foreign pol
icy of the Government particularly in
respect to Nicaragua. He remarked
that the United States either shoud
withdraw the Marines there or order
them to make a thorough obj and
clean out. the country
WASHINGTON.—Within the next
several days Andrew W.. Mellon, Sec
retary of the Treasury,, will invite
prominent artists throughout the
country to submit designs for- the new
quarter dollar which will be issued
next year as part of a nationwide
celebration of the 200th anniversary
of the birth of. George Washington..
SYDNEY. Australia.—The first at
tempt of the British Imperial Air
ways Company to test the practica
bility of carrying mails 12,000 miles
between London and Australia ended
in faiure when the airliner City of
Cairo crashed at Kupang Timor. The
crew of three were reported saf^. The
plane carried 1 !i,000 letters.
NEW YORK.—John Schley, twelve
years old, son of Reeves Schley, vice
president of the Chase National Bank,
was burned to death in a fire which
destroyed the Schley summer home
at Far Hills, N. J., doing damage es
timated at SI00,000.
NOTRE DAME. Ind.—The tragic
deatr of Knute Rockne, Notre Dame’s
beloved, football coach and director of
athletics, has resulted in a flood of
telegrams, eters and other communi
cations urging that the memory of
the great athletic leader be perpetu
ated in some form of ltting memorial.
As a result of these demands, and of
the need of a centralized organization
to handle the funds for such a pur
pose, prominent alumni and school
officials and other friends of Rockm
this week were occupied in organizing
a Rockne memorial committee, na
tionwide in scope, with its headquar
ters on the Notre Dame campus.
NEW YORK.—More citizens daily
are becoming disgusted with prohibi
tion and see repeal of the eighteenth
amendment as the only remedy, Maj.
Maurice Campbell, former prohibition
administrator of New York, informed
Mrs. Henry Peabody, chairman of the
Women’s National Committee for
Law Enforcement.
HOLLYWOOD.—If everything is
straightened out in the marital trou
bles between Jack Dempsey and his
wife, Estele Taylor, the movie actress
will go to Europe this summer to
continue her voice studies. Universal
Service learned yesterday. But it is
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not to satisfy an ambition for an op*'
eratic career, alt Jack declared in re
cent interviews. It is merely to per
fect her amice as-a screen actress,
Miss Taylor insisted. j
WASHING 7 ' era expressed
by “aiarmis'v.i toe United States
is losing its and commanding po
sition in world trade and will not ftnd
herself in a favorable undition after
the depression, were characterized as
without foundation by Dr.. Julius
Klein, assistant secretary of the De
partment of Commerce.
HAMM, Uermany—ihree commun
ists were kiled and nine seriousy in
jured when 1400 reds clashed with
police here. The trouble started when
the communists started to inarch to
Pelkum cemetery to hold a mass
meeting around the graves of 300 of
their number who were killed in the
March rioting of 1930. Police for-1
mally allowed a deputation of 160 to I
enter the cemetery, but the remain
der tried to enter by force and at
tacked the ptolice with stones and
sticks and knives. The police were
nearly overwhelmed, but they fired
first into the air as a warning. Tl>
mob continued to attack, however,
and they then fired directly at it, kill
ing three. Five policemen were badly
hurt.
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MADRID.Although in safe exile in
France, King Alfonso will have to
stand trial for his alleged shortcom
ings in handling the Spanish Govern
ment, according to an announcement
made here yesterday.
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NEW ORLEANS.—Refugees land
ing here from Nicaragua told stories
of atrocities committed by Sandino’s
men. The bodies of nine Americans,
slain from ambush, had been chopped
to pieces, they stated.
MADRID.—A $60,000,000 loan, re-;
centy contracted through a banking
syndicate, including the Morgan
house of America, will be refused by
the new republican government of
Spain, which believes there is now no
need of money. This decision was for- j
mally announced by the minister of
finance. The money was to have been
used in stabilizing the peseta, but it
has not been drawn upon, although
already deposited with the Bank of
Spain. The republican government
also announced it will go ahead with
the separation of church and state,'
without confiscation of church prop
erty. Miguel Maura, minister of the
interior, said: “This will not be car-1
ried out with a high hand. It will be
arranged with cooperation between
the Holy See and this government,
with the interests of both taken care,
of, although the government will in- j
sist that the “separation" take place.
SAN FRANCISCO.—A clinch and
a draw. Thus ended the first round,
in the divorce row of Jack Dempsey,
former heavyweight champion pugil
ist, and his film star wife, Estelle
Taylor. The initial foray was fought
TABLE OF DISTANCES BE
TWEEN MEN ANA AND FLAT
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Tavern Roedkooee
Knight’s Roadhouse-_
Nineteen-Mile Roadhenae ,
Diamond Roadhouse.
Roosevelt -
Lake MinehuniBa-.
Trappers’ Cabin
Lone Star Roadhouse_
Tetida Roadhouse_
Slow Fork Roadhouse_
East Fork Roadhouse..)
Berry’s Landing Roadhouse_
Rig River Roadhouse...
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Tskotna ..
Bill Goss’ Roadhouse
Ophir_
McCafferty
Brown Creek shelter eubia
Frits shelter cabin
First Chance shelter
Schermejrer R. H.
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from Flat.
Crooked Creek
shelter
out here yesterday at a legal confer
ence table by Joseph Scot, Los An
geles attorney for the actress, and
Robert E. Burns of Reno, representa
tive of the fight champion. “Recon-1
ciiation? Nr rr rp^ct of such a
thing o v. -s ...e joint statement
of tin lawycis on emerging from a
thrc h .r c nf re ee behind closed
doc . vr / te o fice of John and
J; .r.e. i >he Phelan build
ing.
HONOLULU.'—After hearing Jap
anese and American college debaters
discuss the subject, an audience vot
jd 127 to 90 last night in favor of
.he exclusion of Japanese immigrants
from the United States. Individual
honors -went to Ulysses Mechell of
the University of Southern Califor
nia, who argued for exclusion. Seit
rare. Ashie of Japan, speaking against
exclusion, was given second place.
SAN FRANCISCO.—For the sec
ond time in. 24 hours an armed hold
up man yesterday robbed a branch of
the Bank of America. This time it |
was at Hayes and Octava streets. The
man held up four persons and escaped
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Roadhouse
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wife. Reasonable terms to
rigqht party.
Write or wire to
P. W. CARLSON,
Ophir, Alaska.
with $400 oot. The robfcer is said by
:he police to be the same men who
eld up a branch of the Bank of
America at Union and Wabater
streets Friday, obtaining $700 and ca
mping in a hail of bullets, one of
which wounded Florence Delosade, 14,
i school girl.
ALTOONA, Pa.—Wrecking crews
yesterday were rushed to Spruce
Bock station, 22 miles east of here,
scene of a spectacular crash on Fri
day night, when two members of the
:rew of the Panhandle Erpress, the
New York to St. Louis flier of the
I’ennsyvania Railroad, were killed
and a score of passengers injured,
one seriously.
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