Maj. Brown Expected Few Hunting Camps M/ss Pyle, Farmer-Senator, To Name Detective Remainlsolated Does Own Office Chores, Too PLEASURE By tb* AMoeutrt mu. > Miss Gladys Pyle, new Republican . Sergeant Today In Snowdrifts Senator from South Dakota, Is the sort of a person who steps to the CRUISES Police Head Must Fill Most of 100 Persons door to call her secretary Instead of Addling around a strange desk for FROM NEW YORK Two Vacancies Caused Marooned in Maine the buzzer. By*Promotions Return Home She’s Western, and used to doing things for herself. In her home the Associated Press. Maj. Ernest W. Brown, police su- By State, she manages the family farm ‘/.COLUMBUS was AURORA, Me., Nov. 29.—Only & perintendent, expected today of 600 acres and Is for a HAVANA few remote remained agent large To PORT M PRINCE, KINGSTON, to name a new detective sergeant hunting camps insurance company. • • and a new detective fol- isolated by snowdrifts today as DEC. 24 9 DAYS $122.50* precinct She got up on a chair to tack her two and seven rescue crews opened up most of a lowing promotions name on the door of her new Senate retirements announced by the de- 50-square-mile area where a hun- office, although it will come down dred men and women were im- 1 partment yesterday. January 3, when her short term Detective Sergt. Robert V. Mur- prisoned ove'r the week end. ends,' and Mrs. Hattie Caraway, ray, assigned to the 10th precinct, State Police Lt. G. Wardell Colby Democrat, of Arkansas becomes the ‘/.EUROPA was promoted to the rank of uni- estimated a of the ma- and BERMUDA majority lone woman Senator again. To NASSAU formed sergeant. His successor will had returned to rooned already Senator Pyle was elected Novem- 2 days and I night in Naitau— be picked from the list of precinct their homes. were Barmuda Many critically ber 8 to All an unexpired term. She I day in detectives and a patrolman probably short of food until relief reached is a friendly, blue-eyed women of 26 • 6 DAYS * will be stepped up to replace the them. DEC. $95* 48. She has gray hair, latter appointee. softly waved, Many of the rescuers themselves and wears blue She Also promoted to the rank of uni- frequently. were close to exhaustion after 36 drove her own car to formed sergeant was Pvt. Thomas Washington . hours’ work. One unit plowing the during stormy weather last week ‘/.HAMBURG M. Poland of the 9th precinct, To BERMUDA Bangor-Calais road ran short of end. who was second behind Sergt Mur- food, and State police rushed sup- Since the Senate will not be in • 4 DAYS • ray on the civil service list. The DEC. 30 $52.50* from Bangor. session her latter will replace Sergt. William plies during two-month term, her will E. McDuffie, veteran officer at No. 9, The State pressed airplanes into biggest job be letter-writing. SENATOR PYLE. her desk whose retirement December 1 for service to drop food to the impris- Already is piled with re- Photo. from constituents. —Harris-Ewing disability was recommended. oned hunters yesterday at the height quests Wireless main- A man Sergt. Murray was promoted to his of the emergency. young inquires about a the National Committee meeting for tained communication with office ... a present rank three months ago fol- gangs post high school requests an introduction. ^COLUMBUS of men breaking out snow-blocked all the literature available on eco- of the 51 lowing the capture of two dope- Twenty-six Republican • • Jon. 7 12 $162.50 up crazed bandits who held up 14 liquor AURORA, ME.—RESCUERS PUSH ON—This big snow plow encountered heavy going Os rescuers roads and trails. nomics and sociology ... a man national committeewomen were here days wants a of To St. Pierre, Fort de Frence, Trinidad, stores. He also was instrumental in pushed along blocked roads to reach 100 hunters marooned by a blizzard in remote fastnesses of Of those caught in the wilderness report the Dies Com- for the sessions. Miss Marion E. mittee hearings farmers want to Chairman John La Guayra, Curacao, Kingston solving 150 housebreakings with his the Maine woods. —A. P. Wirephoto. by the 10 to 15 foot drifts of the Martin, assistant arrest of two burglary suspects.- Thursday-Friday storm, only one, the Department of Agriculture year- Hamilton, invited them to breakfast Jan. 21 • 12 days • $162.50up Officer Poland is scheduled to fill a woman, appeared to have suffered. book or bulletins women want this morning. To St. Pierre, Fort de France, Trinidad, the vacancy left by the death last H. She was hauled by hand sled to a information about civil service Miss Barbara Jean Smith, from La Guayra, Curacao, Havana week of Sergt. Robert A. Johnson, Gen. Berkeley to Retire George Michaelsen, Moses Sherby, 82, Dies relief base, apparently seriously ill ratings. Oregon headquarters and just out of night inspector attached to the sec- from exposure. “I think I’ll be busy,” Miss Pyle college, brought the proxy of Mrs. ond Dies Here at 79 precinct. State police said they could not laughed. Charles E. Runyon of Portland to From Service Jan. 9 H. At Residence Here %NEW YORK Others recommended for retire- George Michaelsen, 79, of 5721 learn her Today Republicans invited her to make the number of women 27. identity. • • ment due to disability included Pvts. Gen. C. Fourth street N.W., a retired division Moses retired business Jan. 27 19 days $225.00uP Brig. Randolph Berkeley, Sherby, 82, The rescue recruited from Linwood chief in the forces, German, eleventh precinct; U. S. M. C., president of the Marine personnel section, War died • 19 • man of Bridgeton, N. J., yes- State police, game wardens and Fab. 17 days $225.00 up Horace Watson, eighth precinct; W. Corps section of the Naval Examin- Department, died yesterday in Prov- terday at his residence, 4520 Thir- National Guardsmen, concentrated To San Juan, Barbados, Trinidad, La W. OlifT, tenth precinct; E. A. Hors- Board, will go on leave December idence Hospital after a short illness. ing today on reaching the few camps Constructive Aim Set Influence of Workers Guayra, Curacao, Colon (Panama ley, fourth precinct; A. C. Poulson, from Mr. Michaelsen was retired from teenth .street N.W., after a short ill- 1 preparatory to his retirement still isolated east and north of this Canal), Kingston, Havana. Feb. 17 first precinct, and Luke Revercomb, on the statu- the War Department in 1932 after ness. ^active duty reaching little village 25 miles east of Bangor. cruise omits Barbados, adds St. Pierre third some 34 a precinct. tory retirement age of 64 years on years’ service. For num- A native of Russia, Mr. Sherby units end Fort de France Reports from the various For Protest W. P. A. Cuts ?r,. 9, it was announced ber of years he was secretary to MaJ. had the part of his Meeting Gone, January today. spent greater indicated little if any suffering Gen. a native of Staun- Gen. William Crozier. > life in 5 Berkeley, farming despite the bitter cold and snow. G. 0. P. ton. Va., has taken active part in Surviving are his widow, Mrs. New Jersey. Ned Hutchinson, State Fish and Bertha three Later he en- Here on Persecutions Holt “/sBREMEN (Continued Page.) virtually every Marine Corps expedi- Michaelsen; daughters, Game Department pilot, who flew Rolls, Says From_First tion since the Mrs. Burns, Miss Etalka Mi- in the im- • Spanish-American Harry gaged one of the planes that dropped food Fab. 4*5 days $82.50up War and has had a chaelsen and Miss Elsie 1 e m e n t and that during 1939 it was essential that distinguished Michaelsen; p packages, said many of the campers To Nassau and Bermuda record. two and one seed business at the deficit coming over from the military grandchildren great- appeared to have “no desire” to Mass Session Called for Higher-Salaried Officials The Congressional Medal of Hon- grandchild. Bridgeton. H e 1936 campaign be completely wiped leave immediately. Your Travel Agent, or or was awarded to Gen. Funeral services will be held at 2 from at Given out. This, he said, should be done Berkeley retired From the way some of the hunters Monday Night Pay Increases, for the tomorrow at the residence. The business in 1925 during the first half of the year, so gallantry displayed during p.m. “waved and pranced around” in the Constitution Hall Senator Asserts of Vera Mexico, in Rev. Dr. F. J. Bohanan, rector of and came to that the committee can spend the occupation Cruz, snow, said Mr. Hutchinson on his re- 1914. He also holds the St. Paul's Church, will to second half getting ready for the Distinguished Episcopal Washington, turn to Augusta, "it appeared there the Associated Press. The mass protest meeting, to be Bj national Service Medal, the Navy Cross, the officiate. Burial will be in Rock be near his son was of life all and campaign of 1940. plenty along Senator Holt, Democrat, of West Medal of Distinction and Merit of Creek Cemetery. and daughters. was sponsored by the Committee on Report on Program. everybody happy.” 57 Broadway, the War, Phil- —--m. Mr. and Virginia today offered the opinion [EU Dr. Glenn Frank, chairman of the Nicaragua, Spanish Sherby Religious Life in the Nation’s Capi- New York ippine, Cuban and Niciraguan cam- his w i f e, Mrs. that the administration was cutting (Hp5| Program Committee, created by the tal Monday night at Constitution 669 Fifth Ave., paign medals, the Victory Medal Ediss Sherby, | National Committee last year, made a of Taxicabs William L.