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HEATING

Amer Rad complete with rad 800 II
rad and ls-inch boiler: 1925: easy terms
Can District Heating Co., Met 4142. s2e
10Th st. NV.
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MnTOR TRANEL

THAT AUTO TOURING PARrY--QIJFBEC
via NiagaTa Pals, Toronto, ottawa Montreal
SARATOGA Springs, Albany, etc. Is DAYS, ap-
pronmatey $500 miles. one vacant seat TO
responsible person. Start aug p, early
Gail quickly Lincoln 94S7-W 20'
EXPERT DRIVER would Ike 10 drive or
help drive some one TO Bristol OF Knoxville
Team. VIII bear own expenses For further
information call Potomac 4Bs3
CHEAP TRIP TO JACKSON. Miss. Infor-
nation call Decatur 3695-W after
LADY WANTS TRANsP. TO WATERLOO.
iowa Aus, y or % share expenses: refer
ences. Cal Dec 5lIs or l4is NJ St, Apt Z
DRIVING TO BIRMINGHAM ALA, TAKE
one passenger. Can Nat. 1891, Art. 1870.
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RELIABLE BUSINESS BROKERS
DelicRtessen and lunch. doing paving
business; place is well located; bargain
CAFETERIA, money maker; bargain, 50 800.
I5-room roomng house price, S400
l6-room roomlng; good income; Sl 300
l5-room rooming house: bargain, 81, $50
l0-room house, downtown; price $3.50
l2-room house, good location: 81 $50
2s-room house, in apts So 600.
Easy Terms on the Above Places
For quick and satisfg Glory sale Tor your
business in all lines, see '0N-
p. F. Carley & Co, SO2 10th St. X
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

THE MACoMB BEAUTY SALON is NOW
open for business. 37l6 Maeomb 50. n ".
Permanent waving in all It's branches En-
erson 1888,
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL CEsT. 1917.
Good School. with Good Student Work
FRIDAY. MABELLE HONOUR FACIAL. 35c
PEl3AAANENTS. 50. S.
8l5 i4'h St n W 1925 " H. Ave NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IRA SELAIR, model 1000. for sale: Just re-
covered and rebuilt; hours Aging since
relicensec North $3.50, Apt. 704.
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VINO is good enough 70 Qualify foG our sslfs
ORGANIZATION knows the sincere aGFet use
rnent with r. rea! cppgrtUutty beflao j.. ie
know the placed cg thE house ms = Et-
reefs more than ID owes Tne man VINO is
nut sesrchIuf 20! p Usljon minute GOES
nor concern himself 700 much NltG ma
mediate posslJlhsles. b.t eagerly SEXES the
opportunities thal mean Cor MIN succefs-
fHl business lie w4ta maximum oeFrlop-
yrenf for his Qualities and returns cofl~
iraTesfate with as ahIstg, we want 20 3n~
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HEATING & PLUMBING.
800 feet radiation. ls-inch boiler. radi-
ators, guaranteed. s325; or years TO pay:
no mnrtzage taken. Budget Plumbing 4;
Heating Co, Lincoln l03lI
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MAN wide awake. for outside work Call
at National Laundry, Fl Pierce ST. nv,
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fionaI cash reg and Hicks system salary.
$50 mo. and board address BOX 45o-J,
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PIANO, radio, dining room set, bed room
set, large fan and odd pieces. isis 18th
ST. NV, Apt lo8 22s
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and solicitor. good proposition.
Apply w. T. Farley, 500 King St, Alexan-
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DELIVERY CLERK. 20 years old. high-school
graduate, Washingtonian. knowledge OF typ
ing: must be acquainted with the city ref
erences required salary to start, SIS week.
Reply in own handwriting TO Box 42F-J'
Star oFicn
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EARN $1,000 A DAY.

TYPIsT, Capable typing so words per min
ute; submit references; list education, age
and experience. Address Box 442-J. star
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PIANO apartment size grand. brand-nsy,
beautiful tone; 1895; terms 70 suit. Several
used pianos, $40 and up. Beautiful Gull
BRANSEE player-piano Sl95 Charles NJ.
Stieff Piano Co 1910 G az n W District 1890
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HELP--WoMEN

CORPORATION HAS exceptional openlns Tor
vel educated. reliable woman. willns 70 az
ytlr.le accountability must be open minded
aud willing 70 learn; 81 200 hrst year. Ao-
dress BOX 26s-J, Star once.
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gust special sale. Stief. like new $225;
small Sohmer upright, SIS; Emerson player,
SlS5; used small grand, S3i5; apartment size
rights for rent; Hardman. Kranich and
Bach grands ali sizes. Hugo worch. ITO
@ NV. Est. 1879. Tuning, hauling and
Shipping Estimates furnished. Tel. Nat.
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ERATORS-Limited number Of Norge
and other standard makes Of refrieerators
ators are strictly Lew stock. perfect in every
respect and carry Carrolrs unlimited guar
antee inspect early, as they win sell
III 18th st N "
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BOY between l6 and IS, must have some
experience in srocery store; reference. Ap-
ply 1901 81. Sc.
PRTCKLAYERs, two, good, wanted. 30th
and Fort Baker drive sc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LINING ROOM SUITES

LIVING ROOM SUITES.
Compare this factory price with suites
tory only s595 Come into our shops and
examine the construction. 1he materials the
skilled workmen--building y suite the way ii
shouI be made 10 insure comfort and Lass
ing satisfaction. 1903 t4th st. nv. Factory
to you. 70s
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CHAUFFEUR, colored. between 20 and 80
years; submit references list experience and
education In detail. Address Box all
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MAN with large Masonic acaus lntance can
make extra money easily. Give phone no.
Address Boz 456-J. Star once. ~
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sTFNoORApHERs. bookkeepers, typistS.
clerks male and female, needed hourly, saia-
res. SIS 20 $50 wk Boyds. 1888 Nat 23ss.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has AL cooks. maids.
houseWofkers. By day, week. month; ref
investigated. Decatur 1851 1887 nth NV.
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BIG PRICES PAID-Do not be misied The
Lincoln Co. mas no connection with any firm
IN the business, Phone Metropolitan sBi7
We will pay the highest cash prices for
ANYTHING Of value.
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MECHANIC, minor repairs; hotel experience
preferred Salary, 500 a month. Give age
and references in full. address Box 2o5-J-
Star nfnce.
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MEN with sales experience, who are go
Fstters and not afraid q hard wqTS: =
inc, iii l4th s.. NV, apply be-; and
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


DO YOU WRITE DO YOU HAVE DIFF
l1R clubs OF literary minded people 10 con-
taei publishers II you find Is impossible TO
BEL o ycsdinG by publishers, le5 Us help you.
we are doinG this rev Tor writer's through
plain our plan IN detail. address Box l5-B,
star Office al
YOU CAN LEARN COMMERCIAL ART,
Advertising. interior decoration, costume de-
siKn wonderful opportunities LIVING
STONE ACADEMY. 1923 NV. Met 1888.
"a years III Waahlngton.
JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC. IN 20 LESSONS
u you buy instrument. Christensen School.
7l8 llth ST. NV. Dist. 1878. Free booklet
POLICE EXAM. SALARY, 81 soot. LETTER
writing, spelling. grammar. mental tests
law Of arrest Mon. Wed, Fri. 10. Printed
lesson, 40. ~ class or correspondence, Boyd
school, 933 7 ST Nat 1883
AUTO LESSONS. QUICKLY TAUGHT FOR
bist 9G25 7o4 ST. sw 2is
COLLEGE, PREPARATORY HIGH-scHOOL
course ~ two years study ~ home accrec-
ite4 reasonable Address Box 45e-J, star
1ince ~
ssEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT ~ EXPERTS
$500 starts YOU Day ard night classes.
Modern School o. Beauty Cultnre. $50 Earle
Bldg, 18th end NV, INVESTIGATE Be
FORE YOU ENROLL
ASST. STATISTICAL CLERK tsI.e2o)
Complete course fnT home study. Course
written In plain. understandable lansu8se.
Complied BY an expert, Essentials given
nentals Of Graphie Conssrnetion, TahniatioIl,
charts. Over l,0oo satisfied purchasers.
COURSE COMPLETE. $40
BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 p. NAT. 224o'
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APPAREL-Wfll buy anything suitable for
rummage sale-Shoes, hats, dresses, chill
dren's clothing; also misc. household arti-
eles. c. N, Winger, Phone Decatur $3.50 zoe
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RAIFaMAN

Ione established, centrally located real
estate builder ard broker having noasFe Je-E
r1T{red rev homes for sale REQ aires the SCI v
ices o. az ambitious man % char aclei- ~, = -
sfftornobl1e. See sales manager a. tftfaiNA-E<N7
Il sEGEP 8 a2E 14tn 81 Nv
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SITUATIoN--MEN.

TAILOR-Graduate tailor, colorsd. expert
enced busnelnan desires permanent connec-
ton. Call Adams l009T II"
YOUNG MAN, entering local colleee in Sep
TENDER wishes opportunity 70 earn board
and room by making self generally useful
around house; can drive car Phone Ma
YOUNG MAN, attorney. d. G., connection
with est firm or secretary to business man
8ddress Box 4sseJ Star Once. -" ~ 25s
YOUNG NAN, a., INDUSTRIOUS desires posi-
ton knowledge OF bookkeeping, typeWriting
and Office duties. Call Met. ooS4
YOUNG NAN age IS. desires work years
exp once, high school graduate and years
additional work; references. Address BOX
4s9-J Star Office. 81.
YOUNG MAN. aye 25 3 years experience
tory explanation furn.; hiRh-5chool grad;
references Address BOX 49o-J. Star Office 81
sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. wish work wom-
AZ. flrst-clazs cook. man ali-around work
reference. Potomac 2446.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CARE OF CHILDREN evenings or invalid;
best city ref Phone Atlantic 2007-J or cal
LADY, % years old, some experience. would
ike position as typIst or Will accept work
encesi reasonable salary. Address Box
l73-J. star once
NURSE, companion or light homework: good
home more factor than large salary. Ad
drezs Box LIB. Star once.
PRACTICAL NURSE, refined, middle aged
lady. wishes cases where honesty and in
tegrity are appreciated; city references.
Decatur 0s43-J.
srENoGRAPHER-TYP % years old, ex-
perienced. desires permanent position. ref
erences. Address Box 453-J. Star once.
WIDOW, elderly, good housekeepeT and cook,
wants work in motherless home or elderly
people where ability and interest is sppre-
ctateo Prefer suburbs or country home.
Address Box 255-J Star Office. zls
YOUNG LADY near graduation from sscre-
tsr!sl course desires position high-schOol
graduate. some college training: VIII accept
moderate salary where there are chances for
promotion National 1913
YOUNG LADY desires position doing com
mercial art work; willing to help ia once.
Phone Hyattsyille i7l5. 20
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MAN white, 20 to 80, to drive truck good
nav, permanent Job Give Qualifications and
nhnr1e Address Box 434-J. Star once. 20'
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BAKERY EQUIPMENT, in good condition,
ior immediate use. Address Box 21-B, Star
ONCE 12s
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MEN O. Competent for our sales service
siept Must have neat appearance and Ialr
ediIcation Apply bet. and $50 pm, FT3-
- 15a Nat prpss bldg
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CASH IN YOUR OLD JEWELRY. diamoads,
Watches. gold teeth. musical inst For top
price Gold Refining. Inc, 400 18th st. NV.
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CASHIER for restaurant, FAMILIAR with
cigar counter; $50 mo. with board. Address
Rox ARn-J Star Office.
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SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS XMAS CARDS.
A few sincere men and women wanted by
the biggest company IN the Christmas card
business TO earn extra money showing ma
tionally advertised FAMOUS ARTISTS
Xmas cards; no competition; generous cash
bonuses liberal commissions paid daily IN
ADVANCE , Ereat Xmas card
box essortments.
The Process CoEporatIon. ll26 Nat. Press Blog
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW 49, FIREMAN AND POLICE
EXAM. STATISTICAL CLERK Special tut
ton The Civil Service Preparatory School,
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s1ENoGRAPHER

VOTTNG MAN experienced, TO WORK Denina
meat counter, steady job No. So O 81
Market.
YOUNG MEN ~ Of neat appearance; Win
scnne saIeg experience, can earn from tiaA- -
Eve to fifty per week II quanhea, sec AAE'
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CHEVROLET 1929 SEDAN, four-door, 81;
an exceptional buy: looks and runs like
new; will accept S126 down, balance easy.
Mr.. Luttrell, Donohoe Chevrolet, Inc, 1920
M St NV Decatur 5000
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CAMERA-Post card size Grahex Camera;
ONCE.
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SALESMAN EsTIALALOk


knoH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS business thoroygh-
n Good opening for right man Aceless
Box l24-J Star ONCE -..--..
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
is offered 70 a man who IS looking
% make a permanent connection
with old line industrial insurance
company, writing participating and
Notwithstanding. Cash bend re-
CURED Apply 200 Commercial Ma
,,onal Bank Bldg Friday, between
= aud nm
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CASH REGISTERS. show cases and store
nxtuTesi entire contents bought, Edaar
sa1m. Inc. gl4 z st NV. Met. s744.
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USED CAR Statesmen.
we want Two used car s14esmen ~ once
NJ. be nleh-c.ars men capable Of earn
ing SIS per week o. more. ~ uneeSsV!s4i %
Jorssiu. u.s. See Nff CIpprf 7thaLna@.tl
Caegroiet 33oT - s. Georgeso@n
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CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER, 1880
rumble seat in beautiful condition throuEh-
out: see this one before you buy; 1895;
terms. S132 down. a year to pay. Pohanka
Service 1926 goth st. NV North 0347.
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DOGS. PETS. RTc

JUST RECEIVED Bostons, Fox Terriers. Fs-
kimoS and Collie Puppies: else Parrots, Ca
nsries, Gold ana Tropical Fishes, Plant
STAKES, etc Sehmid's Emporium Of Pets,
WANTED TO Buy filters OF puppies infest-
ed with heas: free treatment OF premises
io1 meas Address Box 1894. Star once
PEklNCESE. pedigreed. male, thnrouEhiy
trained and intelligent cost SIS at weeks
q age 70 good home. S25 Call after s. sc
1908 East Capitol st, Apt S. 81.
YOUNG SINGING CAM RIEs, Young mar
r los: oirds boarded: seeds and supplies.
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APPAREL--M Mems. women's and children'x.
and furniture Of all descriptions wanted for
rummage sale. Gather I'D what yon have
no further use for and call M Cohen. i23a
TIN ST. NV. Met. 1854 and 7749. Pay cash
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-03
MUSCULAR
RHEUMATIC PAINS

DRAW them out with ''cOunter.
- irritant." Muscular lumbago,
soreness and stiffness generally respond
to good old Musterole. Doctors call it a
"cOunter-irritdnt" becauseitswarm-
ingaction penetrates and stimulatesblood
circulation and helps to draw out infec-
ton and pain. 1t gets action and is not
just salve. But do not stop with one
application. Apply this soothing, cool
ing, healing ointment generously to the
affected area once every hour TOR
five hours. Used by millions for over
20 years. Recommended by many doc
tors and nurses. All druggists.
To Observation-Disclosures is also
made in 11ilder form for babies
and small children. Ask for Ckliks
<irp,1sc MuSfprOIe.
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|I|!Gl!z;!iji i!
St1ltHss.SA sA'as
Plaque on Historic Spot

A bronze plaque marking the spot
where gold was first discovered In
Silver Bow county, Montana, recent
ly was dedicated by the Butte chap.
ter of the Daughters Of the Ameri.
can Revolution. The plaque, which
was mounted on six-ton granite
bowlder, marked the spot where B.
Fl. Barker and companions PANIED
the first gold from Silver Bow creek
In 1864. The spot is between Nissler
and Silver Bow.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-03
Coosa "Ranker"

AL Meyers, st. Cloud (Minn.) res
taurant proprietor, made cash
profit Of $161 by buying goose for
81. He killed the fowl, opened the
gizzard, and there lay Is dimes and
IL cents. Friends of Paul Bautch,
farmer who sold the goose, recalled
he used to throw coins at the fowl to
see 1t scramble for them.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-03
Did Too Good a Job

Herman Katz of Worcester, Mass,
cleaned the windows of his automo-
bile and did a good Job. A short
time later he wished to get some
thing in the front seat Of the car and
stuck his head through what he
thought was an open window. But
the window was closed. Five stitches
were required to close the laceration
on his forehead.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-03

If we can't sell wheat to Europe,
let us educate the Europeans to
pumpkin pie.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-03

Some brag of their sins unless
there is danger of prosecution.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-03
No Help

"The compass" said the young
man who knew q lot about every
thing, always points north. you
see."
"Then it's just too bad" sighed
the beautiful girl, IF you happen to
want to go south, isn't it?"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-03
WASHINGTON news
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Brief Resume Of Happenings Of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
THE MARKETS
Portland

Portland
Wheat - Big Bend bluestem, hard
white, Use; soft white and western
white, hard winter, northern spring
and western red, Coo.
Hay-Buying price. I. o. b. Portland:
Alfalfa, s14@14.5O; valley timothy.
s15@15.5o; eastern Oregon timothy,
s1S@1S.50; clover, Sill; oat. $12:
oats and vetch. s12@12.5o.
Butterfat-29@31c.
Eggs-Ranch, 1S@31c.
Cattle-Steers, good, $6.00@6.75.
Hogs-Good to choice, $4.5O@5.10.
Lambs Good to choice, $3.50 @6.50.
Seattle
Wheat-Soft white, western white,
Gle; hard winter, western red, 63c;
northern spring, CSC; bluestem, TAG.
Butterfat-33c.
Eggs-Ranch ,2O@35c.
Cattle-Choice steers, $6@6.e0.
Hogs-Good to choice, $5.15@5.25.
Lambs-Choice, $5@5.60.
Spokane
Cattle-Steers, good, s5.25@6.
Hogs-Good to choice, $4.S5@5.
Lambs-Medium to good, $4@5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-10
TWO CATHOLIC
 CHURCHES ARE
 SUSPENDED
Papal Interdiction Visited Upon Two Cities of
 Southern Italy MUSSOLINI'S REPLY DISAPPOINTS VATICAN Pope Tells Roman Pilgrims to Pray for Italy Be-
 cause of Deeds

ROME, June 10.--A Papal inter diction has been visited upon Cath ollie congregations in two towns in Southern Italy where public religious processions were held in violation of the Pope's ex- plicit order forbidding all services.
 Churches in Campobasso and Ca- panzaro have been suspended and the churches ordered closed.
 Premier Mussolinis answer CT to the Vatican's notes protesting to dissolution of Ca h ollie Youth s Clubs, escribed the Fascist attacks as spontaneous outburst5 of youth" The Premier expressed the governments regret and prom ised the culprits would be punish ed.
 The Premier's answer is disap- pointing to the Vatican
 The Pope told group of Rom an Pilgrims to pray for Italy be- cause what happened does no. entitle the country to Gods bless ing"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-10
Queen Helen to Soon Go
 Into ExiIe
Negotiations Opened to Pay ]. Her $40,000 Annually;
 May Visit Son

PARIS, June 10.-Qucen Helen of Rumania is expected to go into exile as soon as King Carol makes provision for her financial well fare, probably within a few days, Bucharest advices said today
 King Carol, according to the ad- vices from Bucharest, has opened negotiations with London offices to pay the Queen $40.000 annually when she leaves Rumania. She will be entitled to visit her son three times year, Rumanian lawyer says.
 King Carol has purchased a beau- tiful villa for $66,000, according to well-informed circles and it is said it is intended to be the future home of Madame Lupescu with whom Carol roamed Europe while in exile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-10
CHAMBER HOST TO CEOLO OCIST
 VISITING HERE
C. K. Wentworth and L. L. Ray, St. Louis, and Eek
 mann to Be Guests

Chester K. Wentworth and l.. L. Ray, of St. Louis, Mo, and Anscel c. Eckmann, chief of operations of the Alaska Washington Airways, will be among the guests of the Chamber of Commerce at its regu- lar weekly luncheon meeting at the Arcade Cafe tomorrow.
 R. H. Stock, of Wright Con- struction Company, which will shortly open a road project on Gla- cier Highway, will also be invited to attend.
 MT. Wentworth, who is a mem- Der of the faculty of Washington University of St. Louis, and MT. Ray are making the Alaska trip to study some phases of Alaska geology particularly the structure exposed by the recession of glaciers. They will spend several days in this vi- cinity, then make the trip down the Yukon River and return to the coast by the way of Seward.
 MT. Eckmann arrived here yes- terday from Seattle for a brief business visit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-06-10
ALASKA LABOR WILL BE USED
 ON LOCAL JOB
Wright Construction Com pany to Start Highway
 Job in Few Days

To prepare for launching con- struction work on the Glacier High way project held under contract by his firm, Wright Construction Con- pany, R. H. Stock, Alaska superin- tendent for the company, arrived here yesterday from Wrangell. Work will be started early next week and pushed as rapidly as pos s.ble, probably being completed within 60 days.
 Between 30 and 40 men will be employed on the work. We will use virtually all local labor, with the exception of few skilled men who will operate machinery. Our minimum wag escale is $5 per day." MT. Stock said.
 Near Switzer Ranch
 The project is on that portion of the highway from the bridge at Switzer's dairy ranch to the top of the hill north of that farm. It includes building new bridge, and approach fills, and reconstruction, including strengthening, of the road from the bridge to the crest of the incline to the north.
 A steamshovel with three-quar- ters of a yard capacity, will be brought here with other equipment from Wrangell late this week and work probably will start Monday. Tom Morley will be in charge of the work here.
 Trucks for hauling, surfacing and other material will be obtained To- cally as far as economic opera tions will permit, Mir Stock said.
 First Project Here
 While the company is new here, this being it's first contract in this vicinity, it is an old one in the Territory. It has constructed roads from Ketchikan to Afognak, and now has crews on two projects one at Ketchikan and the other at Wrangell.
 It is one of the larger employ CTS of labor in the district.
 When it's local camp is installed and work begins, it will have about 100 men on it's payroll in South east Alaska. If it is successful in other contracts for which it will tender bids, such as Craig. Klawak and Juneau-Thane, it will this force very largely.