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sALE-RusINEss PRoPeRTY.

SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY.
TwO-sToRY BRICK FACTORY IN GQoD
NV section, with about 5000 SO. II. moor
epRce large yard Equipped r'fs With OIL 2ooo 3IsR
Address Box 2s2-R. star once:
BOARDING HOUSE. is ROOMS. FURNISH
ed majority occupied; cafe Ieaseda, e. S-car St
chance of lifetime; tran. residence. ili6 eth
SECOND COMMERCIALS FRONT
area l-story brick structure. full width q
lot by so IT. deep; side alley Price, $4,000.
Address Box AIR, Star once. -
425 10th ST. NV, SECOND COMMERCIAL
-Three-story brick; storeroom 25xl0T to 80
# alley. Wonderful location for most any
i''sS and Wash Gas Gas. Co main once half SQUARE
from immense Governments building opera
aos Jos She HsRsRRT B RnsrSas Sons iois 18th nW
Phone Dist. 1890.
s7,750-Ss0O CASH. $50 PER MONTH WILL
buy and carry this ist commersiaI Nnr eriSs
ave. and Rock Greek Church I'd. big
rooms and bath .three rooms deep pantry
oak floors downstairs; garage; t5-ft. paved
alley suitable for business man s to to use er; for
Mr S. A. YOUNG. National $500.
STORE AND APT.
ner Bros. theateT. Excellent business district
Store 2oxI00 with 6 rooms and bath above.
OoS AZ prce are Of ssssG@ sasoo IN
L. T. GRANATTE,
as isR HRe15e 81 pb6Ss RsstSE eorsa sss ssoa 07''
HERE'S A MOST UNUSUAL
CHAIN STORE
OFFERING.
Fine corner store with basement: buildirs
is 81 feet vide on great main artery IN
residential section. Leased for long term to
big chain food company. QUICK sale price
nine times annual rent.
Call Mr.. Golden.
McKEEER & GOSS, INC,
Shoreham Bldg. Nat. ALSO.
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BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS BATH; ALL MOD
price $3.50 ne section ca Noath 7o2sR Sas
BEAUTIFUL s-RooM COLONIAL HOME,
family aVailsbfs oW lCTmeE
SPECIAL VALUES sALE-TRADE-
Is$s :$5 Is$s SiSs sSSs Is: 5 mi 4-''' '''-
COL 5i 2RED1isis Church 81: r 5; siee
AIS 18th se-s rms. rs. 1917 Kraemer n.e.Ms r.
RYoS cor Ss is sns snS ave. S4s i4th
WANTED TO BUY-aoUsEs.
BRICK. HOUsE-6 ROOMS, BATH. ELEC-
5c Snss ss ss.s sess "a nos over
Box S2s-R. Star once. S.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE CASH BUYERS FOR
earsaIn real estate OF all kinds. Box 2o6
WILL PAY ALL CASH, FOR OR ROOM
| brick houses. reasonably priced. white or
.;I,s, S$s ,,nsssssssdnsss ssss vs ESSLFs S2SsoS'
aSoSs SoHr trust ndeseSoss SoU sSSp aS as. esa
sSiorsd; give location tuli iSH' dstsi Box 'f iass
s ROOMS. LINCOLN PARK SECTION. IN
exchange on NV, D. C. modern bunsalow.
Address Box ss7sR. ST Star once. ono o'' 0e'f:iS
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES
white or colored. regardleSS Of condition
wM. J. CALLAHAN. 1877 Eye NV. Nat ssTi
SEVERAL s TO 8 ROOM HOUSES FOR
Cali at once, Met 5oss.
CoLORED-SIX OR FIGHT ROOM HOUSE
cent? slly located; win pay ali cash Ad.
dresS BOX 1-N Star once,
SALE-SUBURBAN.
| TLLCREST-5-RoOM FRAME. MODERN
Branch and Alabama aves, Sc shep. 3oss
VA, BUNGALOW. BARGAIN. st.25O. OVER
See this. Address Box Gs7R, Star Sta once il'
S-RooM BUNGALOW. BATH. ANIL
MONTH ssrAss Ca. PFiSs iSS $50 cash
ARE YOU LOCKING FOR A BEAUTIFUL
suburban homer We would like TO show you
l, lns eiegsst esrsain anywhere GROUND Forest
and now. il can be had for Si4S0O Ten
TSs ,rsss with mus, heSSe E. pS5t st9ns
Could be cut into building lots, Call Dist
HYATTSVuLF HILLS
/ Bunkaiow. rooms, bath. furnace hea:.
ssia5; issndTy tubs Sless ssga sss Suiist lit
/ expenses. hYStsSIllle SSz-J.
F! WOODBRIDGE, d. c.. 1905 KEARNEY ST.
| n-e.-Open and lighted daily s-roon house
l srranged for families; modern in every
1 detail price reasonableS terms to suit Come
] anc see 9 food home. Move in with de-
! posit b, r HOLMES, owner and builder
| 1901 +, I. ave ne North ee12.
i BUNGALOW, S & B.. ELEC. WATER.
EsS lot soxiSSs garage. fruit, flowers 81. 500
wn.T fss SIZES sne iuTnsa Hgss.s coal for
BUNGALOWS, NEARBY VA AND Md
rms, b., modern. $3.50, also rms b.
$3.50, terms FULTON r. GORDON Peo.
ms. Bids. Dis: 513l: even, Clev, 47a3.
PRICE, $3.50: SMALL CASH PAYMENT
ana SIS per month for modern hunraloW
in Clarendon, Va, near stores. schools. cars,
bus and new blvd. has earage, large lot
well fenced
FRONTING THE NEW LEE BLVD. 4ss
feet and containing about 5sO1e square Zee,
OF beautiful Ground iaeing south on nios
elevation, miles from new Nemortal
BrtdE~- Ne<1 Eoaey- pr1e> reGucee 10 !
FRED O. LAKE.
Park Lane. Va
Clarendon 20
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Adjacent 70 heeusiful Edgemoor Is this
hvyeiy center-hail house OF bed rooms, IN
closed sleeping porch, baths. screened side
porch huge living room, layatory and sery-
ants rooms are special feat1feG The lot.
containtng ii.2s0 IT. is beautifully planted
ard has Rarase ard plav ouse for the KID
dies. FoT PARTICULARS cali T. u CRO1TON,
Nat s74a OF AdsEns 942s .
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737 9Th ST. NV,

Two-story building, modern
front; heart of business district.
lust vacated. Reduced rental.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
617 9TH St. NV. Natl 597I.
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WAREHOUSES.

| PoR RENT WAREHOUSE. e. STORY
6rtek; i6ooo e noor spaee: ssessrie els-
s43-4S New YORK ave. nv. Call AZ io71 7th
81 nv or phone Nat. 0Slo.
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Equipped Heavy Cropping Farm.
lit acres on improved road in well settled
community; SO acres Level tillage. has cut
raised 80 bu corn to acre; stream in pas
ture. timber lot and fruit; good Groom
house, piped for running water and fixtures
for bath; 60-ft. barn, hen house, meat and
corn houses $500 is low price. with part
down. II taken now. cows. heifer, mule.
young horse. machinery. vehicles. large
amt. wheat. oats. corn. potatoes, vegetables.
hay etc, included, l.. P. Simonson.
BONDED STROUT AGENT, RIM, II, Law
Bldg, Fredericksburg Va.
Farm. Large House. $400 Down.
Chance for splendid living here; l35 acres
handy depot, town and markets; 100 acres
level tillage. spring and creek-watered pas
ture. woodland fruit, warm l0-room house.
22-eow barn, running water. milk house. D.
$500 down. Ps. 81, Strout's catalog
Adams Co. Farm With Crops.
lis acres. good bldss,. 1,5oom sa. house. love
house, etc: picture pg. 10. Strout's catalog:
handy village, about hour to Harrfsblre:
so acres tillaRe, wood, fruit spring water
$500 includes team, horse. cows. hay.
straw, grain. vegetables. implements and
tools; part cash. catalog free. strout pays
buyers fare. STROUT AGENCY, i4a2-N.
Land Title Bldg, Phila., Pa.
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Phone rams church SO

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
Splendid 6-room and bath detached home.
h. -wh., ami, large lot and garage; high
elevation, wonderful view; near r. J. ave.
Only $6,25o: very easy terms.
BURTON REALTY CO,
1901 r. l.. Ave. NV. Dec. 03l5.
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gAF.r--uor5srs.

pea cJTCRFxS-p rT- NE1R zsSf--5 ntGe.
- h.-@ a. eleetrfrftss aTss-eiasE e1n6SsSon;
se - sGssw ~ Y. N.tssgsl;v I,ss; ISIS
coEoRFD-isth At s--e r.. H-WH 4
batha. beautisni decoration idea hone; re-
euerd prize. best terms C1i. 37fs-J
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NEAK SHERMAN CIRCLE.
500 CASH.
8 ROOMS COVERED

This unuanaI home IL located In pretty
petworth and Is III perfect condition. i
contains six rooms sDd tased bath with
haift-tn tub alsd shower, hardwood floors.
latest paper and electric axtaFes, plenty OF
closet space. and paved street and alley
eels.1h eete,, n S"s'
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colds and more serious Aiiments.

"T'he cloak of mystery which was
once wrapped about the art of medicine
has to considerable extent been dis
carded. The physician Of today takes
dence and so far as possible secures
their intelligent aid and cooperation
in the difficult task Of repairing the
ravages of disease"
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$500.

Groom house, city water, gas: AMI. in
best residential section of Falls Church; lot
has nearly q acre; close to transportation,
schools, stores, etc. $1.100 cash. $50 per mo.
M. E. CHURCH,
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wANTED-INvEsTMENT PROP.
HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS WITH CASH FOR
attractive investments. Must be cheap.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
2os Investment Bldg. Met. 1897
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The Foundations Of Nutrition. by M. s.
Rose. 1880. CD RITZ.
Eat and Keep Fit. by L. r. Kebler. 1880.
QNK23.
Eat, Drink and Be Healthy. by G. w.
Lieb. 1928. QN.L62.
Eat and Be Happy. by DIR. Josiah Old
field. 1929. ON. .Ol12.
The Health Cook Book, by Lucille Steele.
1929 cN.St33.
by L. H. Gillett. 1924. QHG414f.
Better Meals for Less, by q. e. Corn-
forth. 1890. RZR.CSi6b. Tech
j. nology division.l
Grow Thin on Good Food, by L. T.. Ak
tell. 1890. QN.Ax9.
Evening star., 1931-11-01

I'm no other department Of preventive
medicine IS there so great an opportu-
rity to improve the health and happi-
ness Of so many people as In the insti-
tuition OF these dietary reforms which
would correct the widespread abuses of
the digestive system, and replace the
deficient diets now so widely used by
others which approximate the ideal in
their composition =
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BEAUTIFUL SHOW ROOM.
1905 18th ST NV.
Located in the heart of the business Sec
ton. Especially suitable as automobile ais
play room
14fh and K DIST. 9O0O.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
Concerning HeaMh.

In view Of the fact that there is rnor@
Illness at this time Of the year than IN
any other season except early Spring.
and in connection with the announce
ment of the American Red Cross that
extraordinary precautions win have to
be taken 20 guard against increased ill-
ness in q period Of depression, the Pub
lie Library calls attention 70 the fol-
lowing books which are listed a. sug~
gestive of the type Of informative vol
urae available at the Library for horne
use. Consultation OF the card cata-
logue at the Library viii reveal many
others equally useful.
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80 Acres. Fruit, Home-$450 Down.
Near village. markets and only short drive
to bay or seashore sports; 20 acres trucking
soil, est $500 worth timber ready to mar
garage, hen house, smoke house; Sl,20o
Complete, $3.50 cash. J. w Funk. BONDED
STRoUT AGENT, Law g. P. o. Bldg, Den
ton. Md. "
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BARGAINS
S25OO-l1 acres of Colesville pike, so RODS
on good road. Lays well. Large
trees Plenty garden land.
IS 50O-Haif acre in Forest Glen, Just be-
yond Silver Spring. Groom house,
with. hot-air furnace, city water,
electricity. Nice lawn. Few changes.
in house will make very pleasing
home, at a bargain.
$750O-45-acre farm, charming home sur
royndings. Trees and lawn that
viii suit those seeking a proper set
4 ting for a new country home. Large
orchard, stream and woods. Good
groom house, with furnace. Elec-
si6.0OO-iO0 acres, miles from Rockville
via Brookevile pike. Fine house.
on high site that commands
splendid view. Large barn. Drive
way and lawn good. Productive
orchard. Can sell part. See these
and other similar places while buy
ing is good. Ask for Mr.. Johnson or
r. D. LILLE,
266 Carroll ST.. Takoma. Georgia $500
Open Sunday.
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Health for Every One.

"Just as peace means much more
than the absence of war, so health
means much more than the absence Of
disease. For health is positive quail
ity, implying harmony Of function,
vigor and quiet JOY"
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

SEVERAL s 10 8 ROOM HOUSES FOR
cash any condition. in any section OF d. c.
Call at once, Met, 5o66.
COLORED-SIX OR FIGHT ROOM HOUSE
cent? ally located. viii pay all cash Ad-
dress Box 7-V. Star once
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s02 PROSPECT AVE, TAROMA PARK. MD.
-Bungalow. rooms. bath, h,-w.h.' eiee.'
newly decorated throughout: $40 -
8402 Woodside Parkway, Silver Spring, Nd;
-6 rooms, bath, h.-w.h., elec., garagei good
condition; SIS. -
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. National 65SS
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SALE-SuBURRAN.

ARE YOU LOCKING FOR A BEAUTIFUL
suburban homer We would like TO show you
the eiggest bsrgain anywhere around Forest
Glen. The owner refused si7,5o0 last year.
and now L can be had for Sl4.SoO Ten
The trees must be seen 70 be appreciated
Could be cut into building lots Call Dist
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"In the Service Of Health. !.

'It should be q part of everybody's
training TO know what to do IN the
common accidents and medical emer-
gencies. Many q life has been saved
through promptly applied, yet simple,
treatment given by laymar. Many q
life has been lost because fright and
lack Of knowledge prevented effective
action at the critical time"
--Royal s. Copeland.
Evening star., 1931-11-01

? I'D q LANE
Park Lane. Va
ClareaooE -
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WorM Tours byI
Continued from Eighth Page

class mail and make possible to business men
a reply from their London and continental cor
respondents just a week from the date of their
original letter
1.-The passenger traffic that may be devel-
oped for transatlantic airship line win de-
pend on the demonstration over a period of
time as to the reliability, safety and comfort
of this new mode of travel"
That the airship is not competitor of sea-
going vessels carrying passengers, freight and
mail, but only a supplementary service such
the airplane to the railroad is the idea adj
vocates Of the airship are advancing.
Handling and flying these leviathans of the
air is another phase that must be looked into,
and there is probably one better acquainted
with that job today than Lieut.. Comdr Charles
E. Rosendahl, u S. NJ, captain of the u s. S.
Akron, who is considered one of the best IN
formed men in America on the operation Of
lighter than-air craft.
He was graduated from Annapolis in 1914
and served the usual Navy routine until 1928,
when he went to the Iakehurst Airship School
as a student. On completion of his training
he was assigned TO the Shenandoah and on
promotion to the grade Of lieutenant COM
mander was made navigator of that ship.
He was serving in that capacity when the
Shenandoah was wrecked in 1925 IN Southern
Ohio and he free-baIlooned the bow Of the
ship after it broke away, landing more than
10 miles from the rest of the craft He Is the
senior surviving ofhcer Of the crash
Mooring o. rigid types of airships has been
a hobby with Capt Rosendahl ut is improper
naval etiqpette to call him other than cap
tain, since he Is skipper of the Akron) Ever
since he served aboard the Shenandoah and
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He sprang tor,Oord trod on the golf ball, and took

the cigarette at me in what I considered =
dashed patronizing manner.
"Ah, WOOSTER" he said.
mo-. % much of the 'Ah Woosterl replied
brlsqu0N. How soon can you be moyed?"
I'm a week or so, fancy. For the moment.
the doctor insists on perfect quiet and repose.
And now, Wooster, about this accident. We
must come TO an understanding"
"Are you sure you can't be moved?"
quite The doctor said so. He was most
emphatic, and evidently man who knew ms
job. Don't worry about my not being comfort
able here I shall be quite all right. And now,
to return to the subject of this accident My
sister will be arriving tomorrow. She VIII be
greatly upset. her favorite brother
You are? How many of you are there?"
six"
"And you're her favorite?"
"I am"
It seemed to me that the other five must be
pretty fairly subhuman, but didn't say So
she married a bird named Slingsby. Sings
bys Superb Soups He rolls IN money. How
ever that is neither here nor there. The point
is that my sister loves me devotedly; and Sne
might try to prosecute and prosecute and gen.
eraIly bite pieces out of poor little Gwladys IL
she knew that it she who was driving the
car that laid me out. She must never know
Wooster. appeal to you as man OF honor
TO keep your mouth shut"
Naturally"
"rm glad you grasp the point readily,
Wooster Unless can think of something bet
ter I shall tell my sister that / was knocked
down by a car which drove on without stopping
and didn't get its number.
And now perhaps you had better leave me-
The doctor made point of quiet and repose
I'll ring if I want anything"
headed for the sitting room. found Jeeves
there.
"Jeeves" I said, "Mr. PIN appears to be
fixture. And tomorrow we shall have his sister,
Mrs. Slingsby, in midst"
YES, sir. telegraphed to Mrs. Slngsby
shortly before f. Assuming her TO have been
at her hotel in Paris at the moment OF the
kilograms delivery she viii doubt take
boat early tomorrow afternoon, reaching Dover
in time to arrive in London at about 7. She
will possibly proceed first to her London resi-
dence-"
Yes. Jeeyes,' said yes A gripping story.
full of action and human interest Meanwhile,
Mrs. Slingsby does not learn that it was Miss
Pendlebury who broke her brother in two
places"
Every good sir"
"And now Jeeves, what of Miss Pendlebury?"
"Sir?"
shes sure to call to make inquiries Wen,
she mustn't find me here You know all about
women, Jeeves?"
Eyes, sir"
Then tell me this Am I not right in sup
posing that II Miss Pendlebury is IN position
TO go into the sickroon take long look at
the interesting invalid and then pop out, with
the memory Of that look fresh IN her mind,
anc get square sight of me loung1ng about
IN sponge-bag trousers, she viii draw damaging
comparisons? You see what I mean? Look on
this picture and ON that-the one romantic,
the other not :"
Very true, sir. It's a point which had
intended TO bring to your attention. The poet
Scott mas put the matter neatly IN the lines:
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40 woman; in our hours of ease
Uncertain coy, and hard to please,
When pain and anguish wiring the
brow"
I held up a hand. "At some other time
Jeeves,' said II shall be delighted to hear
your piece but just now I am not in the mood.
The position being as have outlined, pro-
pose to clear out early tomorrow morning and
not to reappear until nightfall. I shall take
the car and dash down to Brighton for the day.
II leave you in charge of the old home. Con-
vey my regrets and sympathy to Miss Pendle-
bury and tell her have been called away on
business"
Eyes, SIR
Should the Slingsby require refreshment,
feed her in moderation. And in poisoning Mr..
Pins soup don't use arsenic, which is readily
detected. Go TO good chemist and get some
thing That leaves no traces"
IT was latish when got back on the following
] evening. What with bit of ozone smiling, q
good dinner, and a nice run home in the moon
light, was feeling in pretty good shape once
more.
The way looked at It, saw had been
mistaken in assuming that girl must neces-
Evening star., 1931-06-19
HEADS CUNARD FLEET

Aquitania Commander Named
Commodore of Line.
LONDON, June 10 (P.-Capt. E. G..
pointed commodore of the Cunard
Line fleet yesterday to succeed Capt.
Sir Arthur H. Rostron, who recently
retired.
Capt Diggle also has been COM
mander of the Mauretania and Beren-
garia. He went to sea when he was
16 and joined the Cunard Line in
1896 as third officer.
Evening star., 1931-06-19
BIRTH OF ISLAND
GROUP FORECAST.
Rev. F. W. Sohon of George
town Discusses Appearance
of Traces Off Brazil.

Reports of the discovery of two new
Islands off the Brazilian coast coupled
with earthquake records, led to a fore
cast yesterday by Rev. Frederick w.
Sohon, S. j., director of seismology at
Georgetown University, that a whole
new archipelago like Japan may
emerge "in a few hundred thousand
years" from the South Atlantic Ocean
Father Sohon was away at a conclave
of SeiSmologistS when two ship cap
tainS reported the discovery of the two
new islands near st. Pauls Rocks.
II think it highly probable that a
complete archipelago is growing up"
Father Sohon said. 1T would not sur
prise me at all if it developed, with
volcanoes like Japan"
But then he smiled.
I'VE, of course, shall never see it."
Earth Tremors at Time.
Interested in the discovery, the
Georgetown scientist found seismograph
reports showing there were earth trem-
orS at the time at the same distance
from here as that of the reported dis
covery. Latin American scientists sug-
gested the phenomenon might mean
the re-emergence of the ''lost conti-
nent Atlantis"
Father Sohon began a check-up of
data. But he discarded the lost con-
tinent theory" believing the discovery
more logically bore out his own belief
that a new island group might appear.
That lost continent is a matter
chiefly of literary tradition" he said.
References to it occur first in Plato'S
dialogues, with the implication it eX-
listed about 5000 years before the
Greeks day.
'Geologists new have their own con-
lectures as to the existence of con-
tinents in that region in time remote
But they are largely guesswork."
Ridge Along Ocean Bed.
There is no doubt, Father Sohon
said, that there is ridge along the
ocean bed, equidistant between South
America and Africa and about parallel
with the coast lines of these two con-
tinents, but he offered another eXpla-
nation.
'If there ever was a continent there
it must have been completely destroyed.
I believe that the modern development,
so to speak, is the result of thousands
Of years erosion, sending rock from the
mountains down to the continental
shelf of the Americas.
THAT might pile up so much extra
weight that the pressure deep in the
earth would cause a rock flow, side
ways to compensate. That would eX-
plain the ridge on the contour of the
ocean bed.
The reported sudden appearance of
the islands would suggest a sudden
rise in the ridge, which must have been
accompanied by earthquakes. Such
rises in the ridge might we'll continue,
until new archipelago were formed"
Evening star., 1931-06-19
HYDE URGES CULLING
OF DAIRIES' HERDS
Says Milk Production and Con-
sumption Should Be
Brought Together.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
UTICA, N. Y, June 19-Secretary
Hyde yesterday advised the Nations
dairymen to rid their herds of the least
profitable producers to bring milk pro-
Guction and consumption together.
Speaking before the Dairymen's
League Cooperative Association, he
said the best method of culling cows is
through cow-testing association records.
A cow which produces 100 pounds or
less of butter fat a year returns very
little, if anything, above feed costs, the
Secretary said.
Hyde said the gross farm value of
the dairy industry's products exceed
$2,500,000000 making it the Nations
greatest industry, measured in value of
product, capital invested or number of
persons employed.
Citing tariff protection on casein, col
ored oleomargarine, fresh milk, cream,
condensed milk and butter, Hyde said
the dairyman would be helpless with
out the protective tariff"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-19
WOMEN OF

Mooseheart Legion will hold a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Social to follow. All Moose in-
 yited, adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-19
ROUGH MANAGERS
 LESSON" CREATES
 NEW "DIZZY" DEAN

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-Flsticuffs used to be the speciality of Dizzy" Dean, 19-year-old Cardinal pitch ing prospect, who burst into the majors late last season to set the Pirates back on their heels.
 The tall Texan, however, is less bellicose now, they say, even though as irresponsible as ever.
 The reformation, according to re- liable report, began at Houston, where Dean had been sent from St. Joseph Exultant over pugilis- tic triumphs in the Western league, Dizzy ran into Joe Schultz, rough and ready manager of the Houston club.
 There followed session back of the grandstand much like the meet ings of father and little Willie in the woodshed.
 Dean emerged from the confer ence a changed man, at least tenn porarily, with new respect for au- thority.
 It will be helpful to his owners If the cure proves permanent. Last
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-19
Ladies From Missouri

FOUND the back of old cookbook, the Uueu Compedum of Household Hints
 "To muslin for filling rub small section vigorously be- the foreng and tarchy substance that breaks of the fibers.
 buying goods of kind
 obtain small samples of all and soak in clear
 To aLwoo fabric pull the threads apart and apply lighted match'
 How funny they wethese old picousofeerythng shop tests Grandmother knew them all by heart and descended Mir Bgg the linen draper with defiance in her Her tt moist ned enger shot upiciousl under proffered length of sheet ing dstowelng. She took nobody word for anything
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