Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928.° Winter because they mised the great BAND OF ESKlmos 'rg:unlla t of the 200 natives left in FACING: STARVATION |3 i il s B B b Shortage of Food Caused by Burden m the ca Change in Usual Trek of Caribous. to the south of them are without food ‘|MRS. GRAYSON HELD ;| “OFFICIALLY” DEAD I Decree Entered to Settle Estate of ‘Woman Lost in Transatlantic Flight Year Ago. year ago, was declared officially dead by _Surrogate Jlmes A. Foley ymrdny The surrogate’s de named Andre J. Wilson of Mlmcle Ind.,, Mrs. Gny- son’s father, as sole heir of her estate t about $12,000 and granted letters f administration to the National City | I Bmk of New York. ‘The ee fimn!du'.hn approximately 7 clock on the eve- nlnc tDeeember n. 1927, the hour at which the surrogate was tol DINNER T0 MARK WILSON BIRTHDAY | ~ Peace Award to Be Omitted at Annual Memorial in New York Tonight. turtles, rxm(hmc llcl:;lch as 700 purnmix;,x md ving more than a cenmry are foun - ggly G ummau:’ in t.ha Indian Oeelnd ter, Ashton expressed | Mascarene By the Assoclated Press. fears of a repetition o( the scourge of | ‘The Sequoia National Park in Call- | BY the Associated Press. g ‘THE PAS, Manitobia, December 28.| a few Winters ago 40 natives | fornia claims the hest mountain in| NEW YORK, December 28.—Mrs. | Kings Coun —Starvation’ faces the fast dwindling | died of hunger. 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