WINS MIAMI OPEN
MIAMI, Jan. 15. (/P)—C. E. Du
jand, young amateur from Lido
Club, Long Island, won the Miami
Country Club mid-winter golf
tournament championship by de
feating Tommy Goodwin, of Mon
roe, New York. Ke finished the
match one up after being six down
* at the end of the morning round.
declared trespassers
In a decision handed down in the
Federal district court at Juneau,
Judge Justin W. Harding upheld
the authority of the United States
Forest Service to administer the
Auk Bay public recreation ground,
which the ruling said was properly
a part of the Tongass National
Forest, and declared Murphy and
his children are trespassers on a
part of the ground, says The Em
pire.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 16,
(JP)—An advisory board under the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act will be
organized by Secretary of Agricul
ture Hyde to obtain a wider repre
1 sentation of sportsmen and con-'
1 servationists plus a larger measure j
of local cooperation in conscrva- >
tion and enforcement problems and
to secure direct regional represen
J tation.
! Tire States have been tentatively
i divided into 10 groups from which
j the majority of members of the
i board will be selected. Upon the j
j recommendation of State conseiva- ^
I tion officials, a number of members ;
| at large are also to be named.
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MILL WORKING
The mill at the Lucky Shot Mine j
in the Willow Creek district, which j
| Was put out of commission several j
weeks ago by the breaking of the
| shell, necessitating the ordering of j
{a new covering in the States, is op- j
j erating again and doing more work :
; than before the break, reports the
i Anchorage Times. The mill is
l handling about 50 tons of ore daily.1
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An excellent specimen of Indian
village totems on the International
route of the proposed Yukon-Al
aska road was reproduced in a rc
1 cent copy of the Washington, D. C.,
Daily.
DEAD IN BED
NEW YORK, Jan., 16, (/P)-~Mrs. !
Elsie Smith, wife of an Army ser- j
geant, was found in bed at Army ;
quarters with her head crushed. |
Investigators said bloodstains found '
in the sitting room of her apart- !
ment indicated that struggle had 1
occurred there.
AMERICANS ME BETTES
BEE, DECLARES REPORT
NEW YORK, Jan., 16, (^—Statis
tical evidence that the working j
classes of the United States fare
much better than corresponding
wage earners of Europe, is con
tained in a report of the interna- ;
tional labor office of the League of
Nations made public in New York.
The report is based on a com
prehensive survey of the labor of
fice with money supplied by the
Twentieth Century Fund of New
York.
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connection with the murder of Miss
May Savage, 21, who was found
murdered in a Brooklyn hair dress
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the woman’s diary and many love
letters for clues.
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