ROOSEVELT, JR.,
SICK, HOSPITAL
BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 27. — An
acute sinus infection confined
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., to a hos
pital bed yesterday and disrupted
plans for the Presidential family
at their Hyde Park home.
Mrs. Roosevelt hurried here after
hearing her son was ill abandoning
arrangements for the holiday family
dinner.
Henry Cushing, whose sister mar
ried James Roosevelt, the Presi
dent's eldest son, said he did not
consider the infection serious.
MENACE OF JAPAN
FISHING, ALASKAN
1 WATERS, TAKEN UP
The Alaska Committee of the Se
attle Chamber of Commerce is tak
ing interest in the possible menace
to Alaskan fisheries by the Japan
ese fishing in adjacent waters, ac
cording to Charles Waynor, whc
while in Seattle attended the week
ly meeting of the Committee, a;
which time the matter, one of in
vestigation by the committee wa:
discussed.
In addition to his flying trip t<
Montana where the purchase of thi
Sheldon tract was made, Mr. Way
nor made business calls to credi
bureaus, in Bellingham, VictorU
and Vancouver, B. C., Portland
Oregon, Olympia, Tacoma and Se
attle, before his return on thi
Princess Louise yesterday.
SANITARY GROCERY
AND MEAT MARKET
ARE BURGLARIZEE
A sardine-hungry burglar broki
into the Sanitary Grocery and Mea
Market early Thanksgiving Day, i
was reported by officials today
i stole $10 from the meat market til
and departed. Check was beini
made today to determine if an;
supplies had been taken.
