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that of same period in previous year,
or 1923 on class B shares.
General Motors declares initial. divi-
dend Of SIPS on new S. preferred
stock.
Houdaille Hershey president reports
April net exceed earnings for entire
first quarter of $S0,365.
Hupp motor car May shipments were
3,34S cars, against 3,24S in April and
$500 in May, 1929
North American Car earned SLOT on
common stock in March quarter, against
$121 in 1929 period.
Pan-American Petroleum & Trans
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orders for compressors Valued at $522,-
900 in week Of May II.
Electric Bond g. Share earned $2.22
on average outstanding shares In 1929
Includes stock dividends at par or
stated value.)
First National Stores earned $3.50 on
common stock In year to March 81,
1890, against Sab In previous year.
First National Stores had 2,549 stores
in operation on March 90, against 2,002
year ago.
F1orsheim Shoe chairman estimates
net for first half fiscal year to equal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03

Demand for pipe has been an outstand-
ing feature In the steel trade in the last
fortnight. Some of the large makers OF
pipe are already booked for four to six
months in advance. Some public utilities
have placed tentative orders, even before
working out all the details Of their dis
tribution lines.
(Copyrisht. 1e3O)
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Standard on Of New Jersey purchased
for $21, 000, 900 by officers Of TidewAter
Co.
Zenith Radio TO grant licenses TO
radio manufacturers under its auto
matte and remote control patents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03

N. Y, plants. idle since November, re-
sumo operations at capacity.
United States Radiator, Cory, Pa,
plant closed indefinitely.
Tidewater Associated Oil 40 per cent
Of outstanding common stock held by
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port to spend sIO,ooo,ooo on North
Tampico development.
Pullman, Inc, April net after taxes
OF So per cent; four months, 40 per
cent below year ago.
Thatcher Manufacturing, Dunkirk,
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Lamps
HOnefttings

Remnants Curtain and ORA
perry Materials, Ice to acc ~
values. Yard ......... AOS
Curtain and Drapery Fabric
Remnants, 45c to 69c TO-
values. Yard .......... III
Remnants Curtain and ORA
perry Materials, Use TO 81 2Oc
values. Yard ......... ~
liz CretOnne Folding Screens,
g. fold style; $1l.ss CT or
value ..............
--36-in. Warp Print Gre QOo
tonnes; CSC value. Yard. ~
"A RayOn Bedspread c. on
Sets, S12.95 value. -. %O'OO
IS sash Curtains, mis-
m a t C h d; ACC TO 98c 90
values. Pair .......... ~S
Sample Curtain Strips, o.
formerly ACC to CSC values @ON
--CretOnne Bar HarbOr Chair
Cushions; $1.00 to SIPS ROo
values ...........,...
II Mating covered
Utility Chest, $il.95 @E R0
value. Damaged. 49,. %OOO
IL Cedar Utility Box, 90 ~
damaged; $1495 value ~O
---5-pc. Ruffied Curtain
Sets, 79c to CSC values. EOc
dI .''ss''..s' s'..s'ss
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Store Closed Friday and Saturday! Tomorrow Is Barg
- S. Day! Shop for the Week End! ~1


lie SIT. Rose Trel- CLIO
Uses. $1.49 value. -. %A'A~
3 Metal Flower Pots. GOo
S145 value ..........'... O|C
% Metal Ferneries,
painted green. $l.98 o.
value .................
II Tent - size 6X6- 0Q 90
damaged. $645 value. pO'OO
- Tables, in mahog- CT 90
any finish. $4.95 value. Up A'<o
IS High Chairs, in
ivory finish. 1895 @S OF
value ................~ wee ~
II Brown Fiber Three
Piece Suite. Floor 60 OE
sample. $3.50 value. p |'OO
-6 Bath Stools, In ivory QO~
finish. SITS value. .... O|O
II Unfinished Serv- Ok AZ
or, formerly $3.50. PAO'TO
A Unfinished Drop
Leaf Tables. $5.95 S4.3R
value ................w
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Rayon Crepe
SLIPS
69c

Tailored slips of a slus-
trous rayon and cotton
fabric, in pink, peach,
white, nile and orchid.
Shadowproof hens and
hemstitched tops. Some
lace trimmed. Misses and
women's sizes; extra sizes
in tailored styles only.
Kann's-second Floor.
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Underwear

lis RayOn Slips, light
and dark colors. Broken TO-
sizes
SO Pieces Women's
E "a %,,n U n d e rsarmen;'' 39c
--1S Childrens Cotton Knit
Vests, bodice tops. . ror OSc
Sizes 2 and 49,. ~ $OC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Wash FrOcks

rs RayOn Crepe Dresses, in
light and dark colors, broken
sizes, Women's and CD 40
misses sizes; reg. $685. CS'F)
lis Three-pc. COrday Suits;
"Corday" is a novelty cotton
print; misses and wom- 90 or
ems sizes: were $5.e5. pG'|O
--79c and $1.0O Cotton Wash
FrOcks, novelty prints, percales,
and dimities. broken sizes, 90
so only; each. OOO
10 Nurses Uniforms, Of white
poplin, broken sizes; CT o.
we're $685. .......: A~"
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Silver
Sports Wear

40 Sports Jackets of silk, fan
mel and velveteen; ID
TO 90 sizes; were S5.95, 90 OE
IOT ...s........
IA Knitted Dresses,
sizes ID to 20; were CO OF
So.b0 ...ssss...s....
--$3.s5 70 SS.9S Silk
BIOuses; sizes 81 to OF QE
"a; at ..............
--Bathing Caps and Belts, To-
limited quantity, choice. AVS
Kann'x-Second Floor.
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Junior Miss Frocks

la Frocks, In prints and plain
colors. including navy, 90 00
georgettes. Were SIS. ~O'OO
~ Ensembles, in pastel and
white. silk frocks and flannel
coats to match. @7C M
Were $3.50. ...... PA='OO
Kann's-Second Floor.
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China

II 42-pc. China
Dinner Set, $19.98 Go 90
value ............
3 56-pc. Decorated
Dinner Sets, SLABS 90 Or
500 800 pcs. China and Glassware,
15c to $1.o0 e. OEo
values; choice -. ~ &OO
- Imported Wicker
Serving Trays, Ss.4s &7d0
-s9 Ice Tea Glasses, 1Sc e.
value .................
--3 10O-pc. Deco
rated Dinner Sets %79 OQ
621.98 value. ..... %AO'~O
so Yellow Earthen Mixing
Bowls, lSc to sec 8ctO 2Oc
% 7-pc. Glass Water HOo
Sets, 09c value. ........
% Covered Butter Jars, 7Ec
35c value. ............ N
is Decorated China 1Oo
Berry Bowls, 98c value. T|C
Kann's-Third Floor.
Toys
Il Pool Table, complete, with
balls and cue. DAM CT ZE
aged. $9.95 value. :. PT' 40
a Army Trucks for S1.88
nerly $295 ........ ~
go sand Buckets, each 80
with shovel. 10c value.... W
q Dimple Dolls,
dresses soiled, 1895 GA QS
value ..............
lie Indian Suits, sizes 8, 10
and IA years. $S.95 Cd RI
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Notions
---S Garment Bags, hold ZEc
8 dresses. Damaged. 49,.
Ill Garment Bags, as S0c
sorted colors. Choice. -. wv
Small Lot Bandeaux, CQC
reg. 45c value ........
go Hosiery Boxes, also To
20 Chair Pads, Csc value.
SO Rubber Household Aprons,
acc value; also "a pairs
Garment Shields, soc CS~
value ..............,..
Odds and Ends Of Notions, in
GLIDING gartArs, wash rags, 60
and elastic remnants. Choice ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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FIOOrcOVerings


Il KimIark Fibre Rug. size Ok
70. s22.5O value. c. OF
AS Is ............. @O' ~
II Stenciled Fibre Rug, size Ok
a. IL; second of $4,000 1905
value ...,...........
II Wool and Fibre Rug, size Ok
IL; second Of $27.95 C11OS
@I wire Grass Rug, damaged;
size exl2; Sass @S OF
value ............... ~C~O
IL Rice straw Rug, ex15
size; 1895 value; as go or
q woven Fibre
Rugs, 9x12-ft. size; Cd or
$500 value ......... PO" 20
"a DeltOx Grass Rugs, GO Or
8x12 size; $1,000 value pO'1O
10 De Luxe Crex Grass Rugs,
dropped patterns; CD OS
3x6-ft. size; SIS value. P%'%O
rs Yds. Rice Straw Runner
remnants 10, % and 81 in. wide:
29c, acc and ACC values. To
Yard INSTRUMENTATION.
-6 Chenille Bath
Mats, Soiled; 27x54-in. CT IN
size; $295 value 80. Low
loo Grass and Fiber
Mats; 6sc to csc values. 2Qc
SIIOtCS
"A Felt base Art
Squares, ex12 size; CT RE
$500 value ......... ~HsOO
IS Felt-base Rugs, Sec
onds, 412x6-ft. size; $1.s5 QQc
Value
40 Yds. LinoIeum Hall Runner,
seconds, "a in. wide; Csc H7o
value. So. yd. ......... s~
"A Felt-base Runners, seconds;
3x6 IT. size; $2.95 c7 Or
value ............
q CongoIeum Rugs, seconds;
9x12 size; $Io.75 ca Ar
value .............. ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
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II RCA RadioIa No. 10 with
cabinet and mag
netic speaker; for @1O IN
merly $3.50 ...... %F|'OO
q RCA Radicals, No. a., screen
grid, with cabinet and dy-
manic manic speaker 3 For 5000
II No. RE-45 Victor Combina-
ton. Floor sam
s e5s, For meriy $1,000
B Carlton RadiOtropes, electric,
g,orn tubes .os Speaker. $40. so
Il RCA No. SO RadioIa, direct
current current; Co. Complete. $40 80
Is Small Radio Stands with
nuilt-in speaker For Cd TX
3 Upright Mahogany PhonO-
graphs. Floor sam &1O 90
Piles. Formerly $50 - AO'OO
q No. 1913 RCA MaEnet
Speakers in metal frames. Com
p In7''. with cord $500 S4.05
VaIue ............... W
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Silver
"A Mantel Clocks, mahogany
finish, g. day move O. O
ment; S998 value -. pF' -
3 Tea Sets, silver CT 90
plated; Sl4.98 value. p 80
-16 Serving Pieces,
sterling silver; $5.98 @O 90
value ..............
ia Square Alarm
Clocks In colors; $3.50 OF OO
value ,,.,...........
"a Salt and Pepper Shakers,
sterling silver, 2 In @O 90
box; $500 value -. %~'||
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Special Sale
Bathing
Suits
500

-Sunback models In one
and two piece effects, In
pretty solid colors and COM
binations. 1000 wool.
Smart comfortable suits at
a most reasonable price.
Sizes "a to 46.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Luggage
Scratched from Display

II Auto Case, for
running board; $500 90 Or
value ..............
--3 Leather Overnight OF 90
Cases; $685. value -. ~
II Fitted Case, for O. 00
merly 1926 ......... %O'OO
II Mems Kit Bag, for OLE
merly $500 ........... WV
3 Bags, for shoes
sn q v sPlisd clothes 1898
II Double strap
L Hs,na case. 'a.'' SIS. 90
II Brown Case, with @7n
double lock: $3.50 value %AO
q Double strap 90 0O
Cases, SLABS value. p|'OV'
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Beds, Etc.
81 to So Values

s27d Double Hsios D.-Bed' $l8.95
sol s31 p R0U Hain. d., Bed $l6.95
II EngIander D0u-
R S,s Da,Bed, $685. $29.5O
3 Simmons Metal
! Beds; single 81 j, 1 5iS0T $3.50
% Metal Beds, all CT 90
sizes; 1895 value. -. %T'~O
@ s1t,n All s 1lDt value bed S4.98
g Felt Mattresses, e6 90
all sizes: $1,000 value %O'|O
3 Inner Spring
NJ r. ss;;,. single; $l8.98
q KapOk Mattresses, Ga
S2495 value. ........... %AO
Il Boudoir Chair,
floor sample; $1,000 @E 0n
IS pairs Ali New
T Ts;ss: n pillows 1896 $3.50
-3 Bed Room Rocker CD nn
Chairs, $495 value. %O'OV
--3 Benches to match
chairs. above: 1895 90 CS
value ...............
Kann's-Thlrd Floor.
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COrsets
Hosiery

-7S pairs ChiIdren's Novelty
Golf Hose. "a and 70 TC1Lc
length; broken sizes. A~ /ZC
les Frs. Full-FashiOned AOo
Silk Hose, mussed; as is. tn
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Girls Wear

IS Printed Dresses,
sizes 10 and IL; $685. 90 OE
value ...............
Girls Rain Hats, in q To-
variety Of colors. Choice AON
10 Printed Shocks, sizes 0OO
10 to II. 81 value. ..... N
is Pique Dresses, $1.69 QOo
value
IS Washable Silk Dresses, sizes
to 10; $500 val CT nn
ue ..............s...
--S RaincOats, size 6 yrs. SOc
only: $3.95 value. ....... Nv
8 Spring Coats, sizes CT on
8 to II; $500 value. @A'VO
10 Tweed Suits, 3-piece style:
sizes 10 to IA; 1926 90 or
value .............
IS White Georgette
Dresses; size ID; $995 @Q OF
value ...............
Kann's- Second Floor.
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NeckWear

Assorted Eeckwear of
dot dotted drg sTisS. fancy wolfe SOC
3 Fancy Crepe de
Chine Scarfs, $495 CT Or
value .............
% Bags, to match
Scarfs above, S4.95 90 or
value
40 Scarfs Of pleated crepe de
chine, also a few of chiffon;
si.95 to s295 values; CT M
as Is ...........
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Art Goods
Kann's-Street Floor.

All OOOuS
Ill Cookie Jars, with
bamboo handle; damaged; Toe
o9c value ..............
Stamped Bedspreads of
green wolfe, double size; zoo
$3.50 value ............ "
IS Fancy Fruit Sets, con-
sisting of board and two 100
kniveg, sl3e value. 49,. ~
Fancy Lemonade Shak-
ers, few Of glass; $l,00 SQC
value wv
go Rug Patterns, assorted pat
s ser 6o 70 and an Il sizes sizes: ~ Price
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Goats
10 Misses Sport Coats, tan and
navy, IA to 20 sizes. O. 90
$500 value. .....
IS Summer Goats, basketweave
in pastel colors. Misses
SIS Sn v.,,' $1,000 and $500
- summer SulLSy IOlS WAAANS
coat with sleeveless CO S0
dress. $500 value. %OOO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Linens
-15O Linen Damask Luncheon
Napkins, l2-in. size. l2lzc 90
fdAuS ,',..'s.'...'
SO Solid Color Luncheon
Cloths, 44-in. square. soc 2Oc
NdAuG
- RayOn Mixed Table Sets,
54-in. cloth and six GO CS
napkins. $425 value. ~O'O
-12O Pure Linen Dish To-
Towels. Csc value. ....
---170 Yds. Part Linen Crash
Toweling. l5c value. 10c
Yard ....,...........
Kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
inexpensive FrOcks

rs Dark Silk Dresses, early
Spring models, IA to 40 size, but
sizes are broken. CD Or
Were Sc to SO. %%'|O
--S2 Silk Dresses, prints, and
dark colors; sizes IL to SO.
Were SIS and SIS. CT o.
GdC9
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
Housewares

AAOASCWd ares
10 Lengths Garden Hose,
12c to 15c values. AS Is. r.
Foot -
IS Napanee Kitchen
Cabin Cabinets; $3.50 $47.5O
g Steel Kitchen Stools,
"a in. high; scratched; 70
S1.49 value ......... SOC
-1s Tourist Wash Boards; e.
15c value Observation-Disclosures. w
-22 Porcelain Table
Tops, seconds; 25x40 size; 1Oo
Sl.00 value ............. T~C
II Enameled Water
Cooler; $9.98 value. SS %
AS Is ............., ~Os>O
30 Black Beauty Floor SOo
busters: Sl.49 value. O|C
IS Steel Dish and Broom Clos
cts, enameled; $12.95 90 OF
"A Enameled Clothes @1 M
Hampers, S129 value PA'OO
3 >onard Refrigera- cog
tors; S32.50 value. 49,. %%O
II Steel Porcelain Lined Refrig-
era sFst oG va all white $30.95
% Enameled Cake or AOo
Bread Boxes; S119 value O|C
3 Gas Ranges,
cabinet STYLE s45.Oo $3.50
% Wagner Aluminium
Drip Top Basters; 4O En
$500 value ...... ~~'OO
g Wagner Cast Alu-
nlinum Fry Pans; So CT E0
value ...............
30 Vegetable Mincing 7Oo
Knives; 39c value. AOC
is Papier-Mache Trays; 1Oc
IS Thermax Electric
Perc OlatOrG $500 S3.O8
value ..........
10 Aluminium Dinner
Kettles, 4-Qt. size; 69c 400
Kann's-Third Floor.
Children's Wear
B Silk Ensembles, with printed
frocks and plain jack
cts. Sizes 3 to 6. S9.sS 81 Q0
value ...............
IS Silk Dresses, sizes &1 90
5 and g.; $2.98 value. %AOO
Girls Shorts, in red or blue
striped patterns. Sizes 8 2Qc
to IA. sec value. ..... ~
IS Pique Hats, with floral 2Oc
band. S125 value. $4,000. ~
"A Imported Dresses with hand
embroidered collars.
Sizes to 2 yrs. s2.9s CT on
VaIue s......s.....a.
Play Suits, consisting Of blue
MILDLY and boomers. Sizes QOo
2, 8 and 4. S1.00 value. >. ~
-RayOn Boomers and Slips, lace
and medallion trimmed. SQc
Sizes 2 to 6..........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Ribbons
Ribbon Remnants, plain and
fancy; 15c to 39c values. %
Yard .......
Marrow Ribbons, SC to 10c
values
4 Yards, 1Oc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

so Leather Bags, G7 on
Friday, each. .......
Genuine Snake Bags, formerly
: :2d s.. $3.50 ..,( and - Price
Silk Bags, soiled from QQc
display; $I.e5 value. -. S
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02

Laces
Remnants Of Printed Cotton
Nets, useful lengths, also a few
shades of silk georgette
crepes in good lengths, 20.
ydIu ...............
Remnants of Art Edges. -
A yard ....., ~
Remnants of Metal OEo
Laces. A yard ...... GOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
DOmestics
--2S Washable Sateen Bed
spreads, for double beds, in flow
cred designs. Reg. CD 40
S2.95. Each ........ @&'FI
10 DOuble-bed Sheets, 81x90-
In. size. Special, CT 90
eacn ............"..
80 PillOwcases, 45x36 o.
in. Reg. 3sc. Each. ... %OC
go Ready-made Pillow
Ticks. Regularly soc, 90
Each ................. OIC
IS Rayon Bedspreads, double
bed size, solid colors, finished
with ruff1ed borders. oG or
Reg. $12.95. Each. =. DO'IO
Kann's-Street Floor.
COrsets
so COrselettes Of
fancy batiste. $195 CT on
value ............... P A'OO
so BOdicette Foundation Gar
ments of swami silk. OF OS
$3.50 value ......... PA'IO
rs Wide Bandeaux, of ecru
lace net lined. $3.50 5Oc
Noe4uC
Kann's-Second Floor.
Hosiery
-7S pairs ChiIdren's Novelty
Golf Hose, "a and 70 TC1Zo
length; broken sizes. k~ ~
les Frs. Fashioned 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
Lingerie

--25 Pajamas, Of tub silk, and
silk La velle. s2.s5 @7OS
and 1895 values. .... ~A'>
Beach Umbrellas Of 1Oc
printed cotton challie. -.
Beach PajamaS of paisley
prints, cretonnes and crash. Also
: ~ 81 piece tn - F az nsIstS $l.95
Undertakings of muslins, voiles
values .................
10 Three-pc. Pajama Ensem-
S 0.es. S4'so to $3.50 $500
r. yOn Kickernick G7 M
Vests. $l.59 value.
Silk POngee Pajamas, Satin and
Fl 1t Crepe Crepe C S;lne,nH $l.95
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
ChiIdren's
Play OxfOrds
and Sandals
$1.OO

Delightfully."- cool, COM
Portable shoes Of soft elk
leather with perforated
vamps. Sizes 5 to 8, 81s
to IL and liz to 2.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
,JeweIry

Us pcs. Riddles Jew ~
elry, formerly sec and 81 AOC
lis bottles Cleaner for
Jewelry and silver; SOC ~
value ..............
"A Real Stone Neck
lace and Bracelet Sets, OF OS
formerly $3.50. PT' 20
IS Three-strand. Knotted Neck
laces of simulated pearls, $500
value; also l Real
Chrysoprase Necklace, ct On
$3.50 value. ........ %A'OO
IS Necklaces of simu- o.
lated crystals, Sl.95 value ~ON
II French Novelty Neck EOc
lace. S2.95 value. ........ Nv
II Real Turquoise
Matrix Necklace, 90 OE
$500 value. ........ %@'~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
SHEEP DINNER AT ...
 GRILL CALLED 0FF

Tears of sorrow coursed down the visages of Chamber Of Com merce members yesterday when President Urbach passed the word around that the sheep dinner, planned for next Tues day, was off.
 It is not permissible, rules the Alaska Games Commission, to serve wild game in reStaur- ants, commisaries, etc., and the affair, planned locally, comes under this classification.
 In any case, Chef Mel Holben of the Seward Grill, declares he will have something else nice for the members when they meet at their regular weekly luncheon and business session, Tuesday at noon.
 So that's that
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
PLANS FORMULATING
 START GYMNASIUM

Where there is smoke there must be fire, 50 tis said. So iudg- ing from the pufs of smoke emitting from various sources the last week, Seward folks may again have the pleasure of wit- messing basketball games this winter.
 They are beginning to talk it up around town; discussing ways and means how to raise finances to carry on the expense of main taining the hall.
 Perhaps Henry Ford, when he reads in this issue where a moose jumped one of his pride and joys, will be so pleased that he might forward Seward children the where -withall to buy a gymnasium building.
 But in the meantime, with the live wires on the job, it is expected some arrangement can be made, funds raised and the cage season started.
 Father knows best.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
LEGAL AOTICE
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION TO BE
 HELD ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER. 4th.

NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION TO BE
 HELD ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER. 4th. 1S30. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that N gen
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 said day. for purpose of electinR the following Officials. to-wt:- Delegate to Congress. A Territorial Auditor. Territorial Treasurer. Territorial Highway Engineer A Commissioner of Education Territorial Senator. Territorial Representatives. Territorial Road Commissioners. The Common Council of the City of Seward
 Alaska, having heretofore duly designated the Voting Precincts of tine City and the Poiln~ place therein, the Electors are hereby notified !; That all duly qualified Voters residing
 within the boundaries of the said City oi
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18
Executions in China
Will Not Stem the Tide
of Growing Revolution

HANKOW.-The way in which
the five Chinese Communists met
their death in Hankow on Septem-
Der should make the blood of
every Communist boil and put
hesitant towards in the ranks of
the militant labor movement to
shame.
According to an account given
by reactionary Chinese paper,
the five Communists were brought
to public square for execution.
The square was filled with an
enormous crowd of spectators.
With the color of their faces un-
changed, the five victims utilized
their last five minutes by telling
the crowd the crimes of Chang
Kai-shek and urging them to re-
volt and overthrow the murderous
Kuomintang regime. Their voices
were only silenced by the swords
which severed their heads from
their bodies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-09-18
LEATHER WORKER CALLS FOR R|LU
Line IN T.v.U.L. DAILY ACTIVITIES

for the forming of a broad rank
and file committee for some work,
delegate objected, saying: 1--WE
will have too much rank and
filism." Unfortunately those who
are afraid for "too much rank and
filism' regardless of their accep-
lance of the Party line, are still too
numerous and still hold on to the
idea that the chosen few are to
carry their respective organizations
in their pocket. These elements are
enemies of the rank and file and
must be exposed and fought merci-
lessly, regardless of their popular
ity and position they now occupy.
Delegates Absent Themselves.
The absence of many delegates
to the T. U. U. L. council meet
ings is another manifestation of
how leading delegates from the
unions and leagues are so irrespon-
sible as to ignore the central body,
the T. U. U. L. Council, which
should be the clearing house of all
revolutionary trade union activity
in New York.
At the last meeting of the T. U.
U. l.. Council, workers from the
Unemployed Councils spoke, criti-
cized, made proposals, but where
were the delegates from the unions
and leagues?
This absence of delegates from
the council meetings must be fought
by the rank and file of the unions
and leagues, expose them and elect
others in their places.
The rank and file of the unions
and leagues affiliated to the It. U.
U. L. must begin to root out Il
remnants of monopolized leadership
and expose those elements by every
means possible. Let us strengthen
the Trade Union Unity League!
--CHAS. BLANK,
Leather Worker.