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(Special Gateway Feature)
Walter Hoenig, a prominent bus
inessman of Paris, Illinois, made
the trip to AlasKa in 1929. His
trip brought him through Seward
into Fairbanks and thence out to
| Cordova over the Richardson
highway. Writing under date of
June 10, 1931, he says in part:
“Your last letter regarding the
open winter, etc., was very in
teresting and I do enjoy very much
hearing from you. I had hoped I
might be able to come back into
the country this year but frankly
business conditions will not per
mit.
“I am unable to tell from our
records when your subscription
| to the New York Times runs out
or rather ran out. Advise me be
cause I want to renew it for you.
In the meantime anything that
' you get which you think would
be of interest to me, such as the *
| Alaska papers, only occasionally
111 mean, please be assured that it
j j will be a pleasure to receive them.”
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j by a Swedish metallurgist.
An electric crank that fits any
| car takes the place of one mechan
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;slow turning of the motor
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THE 'SPEIKEASr
A LOCAL PROBLEM
MR WOODCOCK
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WASHINGTON, July 20. (IP)—
The “Speakeasy” problem in pro
hibition enforcement should be
handled' by the local authorities
and not left to the Federal Gov
ernment, Amos W. W. Woodcock,
director of the Bureau of Prohibi
tion, Department of Justice, de
clared upon his return from an in
spection in the west and in Hawaii.
“The speakeasy problem should
be cared for by local authorities,”
said |he Director. “We do not ne
glect it, and if the states and local
officials do not take care of this
phase of enforcement, we do what
we can.”
The Federal Government, how
ever, Col. Woodcock said, cannot
direct its main offensive against
the speakeasy type of violation. He
asserted that the prohibition force
was being trained to attack the
“big violator”, and to let the small
er ones be taken care of by local
authorities.
The Prohibition Director declar
ed that the first step in prohibition
enforcement is to drive the viola
tors behind closed doors.' Speak
easies, he asserted, should be
eliminated by local authorities
under their police powers and not
left to the Federal Government.
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Uncle Sam’s Attic, intimate story
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