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Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-28

"your oni-knoek claims Tor the gasoline which
have trade named Union 10 modest From expert
mental snsinssns and pleasure drivins standpoint. this
non-prsmum, extremely high ontknock gasoline stands
alone.
Motorists enjoy driving pleasure end efficiency
heretofore unknown with fuel and without i'd
ditona cost have made detoIed comparative tests and
strongly recommend that mooriss give this so'o
line thorough "''' e~Q c~st@D>-
Anfi-knOck At NO EXTRA COST!
New Union 70 gasoline has five definite ad.
vantages over other non-premium fuels.
1. FINEST ANTI-KNOCK. Positively elimi.
mates knocks in at least 95To of all cars.
2. MORE POWER. The increased aromatic
hydrocarbons responsible for New Union
los anti-knock qualities give il increased
power, especially desired for quick pickup
ia traffic, or the highway, for hill climb
ing, any hard pulls.
3. NEW SMOOTHNESS. Because inaudibie
or FILTRATION knocks as we'll as audible
knocks are eliminated.
4. INCREASED MILEAGE. Because every
gallon of Union 70 contains more stored
up energy, and there is less low and second
gear work
;. ALL AT NO EXTRA COST!
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-28

Pershing. for his services as a SOL
dier. educator. diplomat, author,
statesman and Nebraskan.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-28

AKLAND-Jimmy Evens, l54,
San Francisco. outpointed young
Jack Thompson, $50, Oakland, 'lO).
Evening star., 1932-08-13
SUMMER COTTAGES.
WANTED-MONEY.

1880 ist TRUST, PAYABLE $50 PER
month plus 6e6 interest, made by Govt
Official. very well secured on close-in acre
age. Will sell at SO discount. Nat. 9257.
Evening star., 1932-08-13

6i2 C st. NE.
f00'''S AnS S5ii HI'n ilth ST. NV. ''
10 rooms and bath. th......,.........s500 $50 90
1924 Webster st. NV. ,s- m
rooms and bath. th.................S 90
5000 4th ST. NV.
''' "' 1883 p ST. NV.
rooms and aaSe wo1tns baths. 3, y " 'S'''OO
7 rooms and baths. s............. S85 OO
1891 Kenyon st. NV.
'O seS4 ouesada ST. NV .'oo
Z rooms and baths. ...............Sl 90
1926 18th st. NV.
2eSO Cathedral Ave. NV.
8 rooms and 2 baths. S..............$ll0.00 %
rooms and BATH. -'' .s1l5. 90 |
4Oi Rosemary ST.. Chevy Chase. Md.
rooms and as1. baths satb 81 NV 'Al''oO
10 rooms and baths. sl25.0o
21l1 Quarry Road NV.
10 rooms and 8 baths sl25.O0
11I7 Webster st. NV.
eios Meadow Lane. Chevy Chase, Md;
rooms and baths. .............$l5O 100
1i19 Whittier st.
rooms and bath. 500 90 I
2I4 Rosemary ST.. Chevy Chase. Md.
2920 Mckinley st.
7 rooms and baths flS...... 500 90
22O6 Wyoming Ave. NV.
1884 Glover prIvewaS. Wesley HeisSsso
rooms and 3 baths ............ 5000 90 .
2s1I Conn. Ave. NV. \
:, - zero Mass; Ave. NV. .oo,o
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. Natl 8100 "
Evening star., 1932-08-13
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE OR LEASE.
broom house; ami; suitable for room
ing or apartments; large grounds. porches;
reasonable; in Virginia suburbs. Also bum
galow, rooms. bath, electricity; "a acre;
shade and fruit; attractive location. Address
Box 4l8-K, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-08-13
RENT-STORES,

937 H ST NW.-LARGE STORE, 900 square
feet floor space. near Palais Royal attrac-
tive show window. Reduced to $50
1910 Eye st. n.w.-BaSement store; cleo
tricity and heat included. Reduced to $50.
zoos Eye ST. n.w.-lst-hoor store. Re-
duced to $50.
$40 Florida ave. NV. (colored 5th ave)-
Store and large warehouse in rear; 800.
Rear brick building, 1927 9Th st. NV
Suitable for shop and garage; S12.50.
F. P. SHEEHY, 1910 Eye st. NV. Nat. 1898.
627 AZ st. s.w.--store, 6 r, b. elec.. $40 90
7l9 4lz st. sw.-store. 10 r, b., cleo. $3.50
827 Ala St s.w.-store. r. b., elec... 40 90
THOMAS P. BROWN,
els 4ia St S.W. Ma. 1919.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A sTORE7
See list OF suitable business locations.
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
1888 18th st. NV.
No
Evening star., 1932-08-13
RENT-SUBURBAN.

ls-ROOM BRICK MANSION, AMI. ON
block Of ground. maenihcent trees and ter
raced on EnGae Island afe entr ter
tourists home or boarding house: rent, 800
per month. z its value. Call Mr.. CLARK,
$40 O0-s ROOMS. ON LEE HIGHWAY. IN
Falls Church; could be used for business.
MIR. SNIDER. Col l113. $50 to pm. 131
4,RM;: Ar BATH BUNGALOW ANIL ,s2 lot 4ox 4oxx
door dSSi from rom Brentwood rent ?. p o. - D"N' .
3 HOUSES FOR RENT. SIS. SIT AND $40
per mo; elec. and water: INQUIRE at 422l
Ellserlie ave Sc. Boulevard Hsts.' Md Hc
4 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH; AMI.
10 Lenox ave. Colmar Manor, Nd. via
Cottage City. la
SIX ROOMS. BATH, LARGE LOT. $45; FUR
nished, $47,50; to responsible adults; near
Md
BUNGALOW, NICELY FURNISHED. BED
pipelesS furnace, cemented cellar, porches
large, lot; near school, bus and car line; $3.50
weekly Greenwood 2383-W.
BEAUTIFUL 6.RooM COTTAGE. FINELY incl,
etc. Rent, furnished, $$65; unfurnished, $50.
Hyattsville 1921.
room bungalow. gas elec., h.-w.h.. large
porches corner lot. large two-story garage;
excellent condition: $40. J: RIDLEY SHIELDS,
Owner, 907 18th st. Met. 1876 Hyatts. 786-M
MILES DISTRICT LINE. MD.--ACREAGE,
6-room cottage, center hall bath, ami,
furnished; $50. Mile Key Bridge, Va.,-6-
room cottage. electricity, well; s35. Phone
Kensington $40.
ROCKVILLE PIKE.
Just beyond Georgetown Prep: bungalow,
excellent condition; over acre OF ground
over 200 feet frontage. Suitable for tea
house
~ hos = }ARREII CO.. s.17ean, RealtoTs c4s,
ROOMS, "a ACRE. GARAGE: I3 miles to
city; $500; references ,.,,,s,u mn
1S-yr. grape vines; 20 acres open land: $50:
references.
electricity, porcheS; S25 90 references.
C. B. MUNSON. Clar. 2l94.
WOODBRIDGE, ID. {.
2s09, 1928 Myrtle ave- rooms and
rooms 1923 Vista st-6 rooms. open. May
nor, exclusive agent, 2605 Brentwood rd ne.
North 1888.
Evening star., 1932-08-13
SAIF-HOUSEc.

COLORED-2nd & W Sis. N.w|s ROOMS,
completely renovated. h.-w.h.. hardwood
floors, etc: 5000 or offer; your terms. Po-
tomac 4204
Evening star., 1932-08-13

BEAUTIFUL HOME, 3547 10th ST. N.W-S
rooms, 2 tile baths, built-in shower. garage.
screened-in porches, large front porch; rent,
Sll0 mo. Immediate possession. open Tor
inspection Saturday and Sunday from am
nnfN IA
Evening star., 1932-08-13
- EXCHANGE

10 ACRES, RIvERDALE. MD.-6-RoOM
modern home: will consider small D. C.
property L. NJ. AIKEN, S27 18th ST. NV,
Nat. 3556: res, Wis 32e3.
CO-OF ERATTvE APARTMENT, DOWNTOWN
locat on, rooms. bath; 5000 equity for
lots. house or farm. Ga. 2403. 15'
MODERN DWELLING r AND B.. WITH
] acre fruit. vegetables and chickens; clear
OF encumbrance; looted IL mi from d. C.
in Va, on Leesburg Pike. Priced at IS. 500.
Will trade for small home located near
Brightwood subject to one trust. H H.
CARTER. sos Investment Bldg, Nat. 417S,
Met. 1855.
IS ACRES IN VIRGINIA. MODERN SIR
miles from D. C. Fruit. vegetables, chick
ems. etc. VIII trade on modern 2-story
house in D C., well located and priced
vest'nent Bldg, Nat. 4l7s; evenings Met.
l763.
Evening star., 1932-08-13
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.


10 rooms. baths. furnace heat. eiec:
tricity wide. cool house; will be renovated
1870 St. RhStN. NV. 'hN'''A Nat. 7ls7.
20 \ MARIETTA PI. Nw,-s R. B. SEQ 90
74s Newton p: n;wsoos r. and b. ami 81 90
s1SG Ssfao bOtk AasR't isfR st. home 'O0O
Of ois s.rt + and b. attic; ami Va 800
SIS saft 7th sept st ne1s r and b.. ami. 4SSS @
1926 Rosedale st. n e.-6 r, b., cleo, 5000
456 1lth st. s.w...7 r.; b.. eec....... q 50
80 n F1oY1 81 va Davis sc5so5MpANY, '''''
7'' NstI. S3if s.: 6ssa NV,
-, ,.., JOHN QUINN CO. 1NG s,,s
22O4 s8th ST ROOMS AND BATHS:
condition: reasonable rental.
1885 Montello aye ne,L7Corner BRICK 8
1918 Oates n.e-6-room and bath brick;
,.,o VIM; H. SAUNDERS CO., IN INC. ,o,,
CapitolLB lex: 8 rooms, bath. gas, electric
Coiored tenants: Apt. 2, 2O12 Ga. ave-
rooms bath modern: $22 so.
F. p. SHEEHY. 1910 Eye ST. NV. Nat 1893.
FOXALL HOME-'MAKES LIVING WORTH
Practicaily new new end O' house S adioinins and
overlooking Government park; rooms 2
baths double screened .porchcs huilt-in gao
rage. ultra-modern equipment Key at 4453
Vota pl. NV. For inspection TO $50 pm,
1922 T WAvERtY q. + n. TAYLOR ISc; Gisv. 7o7s
BIG ST ME- RMS. GARAGE. so
40 Randolph pl. n.w.--6 rooms. garage. $3.50
I5is oates oates St St neS rOoms rOos ase $3.50
8l3 Sheridan n.w.-6 rooms, 2 inclosed
porches. garage ........,........... $500
215 Kennedy st. n.w.-6 rooms. garage. 5000
1907 18th n.w-6 rooms semi-detached. $500
1914 18th st. S.e.-6 rooms large yard. 5750
3402 18th ST. ne-7 rooms, garage rs 90
734 Newton n.w.-6 rooms, garage..... 55 90
402 10th n.e-6 rooms, bath as 90
1881 Montello ave ne.I6 rooms, bath 45O
1919 Illinois ave- rooms. garage.... 1000
100. ,,.,W WAPLE & JAMES. INC, ,,,s
MASS. AVE EXTENDED-7-ROOM HOUSE,
bed rooms, 2 paths: $l35.
North Cleveland Park-6-room house,
bed rooms. l bath; s75.
In Chevy Chase-6 rooms, 3 bed rooms.
1929 Wis ave NV. Emerson s117.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
1922 HEMLoCK ST, NV;
see o pae out 18th st. pas
Walter Reed Hospital and turn right at
Alaska ave. to Hemlock st.
II. Il. IlOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 St. NV. Dist. o9O8.
IN BURLEITH.
Several Of these attractive homes now
available; 6 rooms and bath. some with
entirely modern; excellent surroundings;
near graded, junior high and Western High
S'ee See MRS 'O COLE &C sSO 1918 ST. clev. se1s.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H ST NV NATIONAL, 2345
Evening star., 1932-08-13

SEVERAL, MODERN HOMES m sUBURBs.
also apartment house in District, producing
substantial revenue. for unencumbered Dis
trict property. PHONE C. Z. FREY. Nat. $50.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. EEST NV. SECTION,
s2n. 900 class; sacrifice: owner going away;
consider renting. Address Box 224-K. ST
@~a t7~
Evening star., 1932-08-13

APIS Rhode Island Ave. NE.
New bungalow, double construction; large
rooms tiled bath. shower. built-in tub. oak
floors. chestnut trim, hot-water heat, cedar
closets, pantry. foored attic. cellar. laundry
tubs Reduced to SIS. $50; terms. Open for
inspection
Evening star., 1932-08-13

1922 HEMLOCK ST NV.
Nearly new rooms, bath and built-in
garage, porches. side yard alley and paved
, street. Only SIS. Drive out 18th st, past
Walter Reed Hospital and turn right at
Alaska ave. TO Hemlock st.
II. X. IlOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 H St. NV. Dist o9Os
Evening star., 1932-08-13
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.

Open Daily Until T. M.
22l1 Taylor st. n.e.-Electrical refrigera-
tion has been added to this charming brick
bungalow at no extra charge. Don't miss
seeing 1t.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
2377 L Ave NE North 1908
Evening star., 1932-08-13
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
300 ST NV Phone National 3440

800 EAST HOWELL AVE.
DEL RAY. VA.
Completely detached corner house, Just 10
minutes from downtown Washington; seven
rooms tile bath. electric range and garage,
hot-Water heat.
l4th and K. CAFRITZ. DIST. SOS0.
ia C ST Sc.
r, b.. h.-w.h., elec and gar ..... $1,000
155 ST. Sc.
224 10th ST. Sc
6 r.. b., h.-w.h.. elec. and gar. $52 SO
604 ST. NE.
Z T.. b.. h.-w.h, elec 90
234 l4th ST. Sc.
224 18th ST Sc.
- - - 7os A ST. NE.
f' ~ - 1907 EAST CAP. ST
IL O'' Il 4ss 18th ST. Sc '''0'
y - '' - 7oS MD. AVE. NE
L. ''' Il" III i2is G sT. Sc. 80
- w. .N ais HAYES sT NE ..
r., b.. h.-a.h.. elec lec................s 1881 90
l70s ST. Sc.
r., b., h.-w.h. elec ec...................S3 .S35 90
1852 ST. NE.
r. b., lat heat. elec. c.................s s32 SO
John +. D0NOHOF g SONS,
Evening star., 1932-08-13
WANTED-SUBURBAN.
SALE OR EXCHANGE

BUNGALOW, 4 OR ROOMS IN OR NEAR
city limits, for couple without children.
Address Box 47o-K, Star office. Ia
Evening star., 1932-08-13

NEAR nth AND R ST. NV.
10 rooms, 2 baths. furnace heat. elec-
tricity; wide. cool house; will be renovated
for good tenant; 2-car garage rented Tor $40.
1870 St. NV. Nat. 7ls7
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
iSEGURISIMO!

truido en- los astilleros de la Fe-
deral ShipbuiIdiug and Dry
Desks Co. DE- New Jersey, esta
recibiendo va los ultimos toqucS
para ser ianzado al aqua. El
Santa Rosa" sera el buque mas
}uioso a ilote al seryicio de la
America Latina, Y sera deStina-
do a la carrera entire New York,
Habana, Panama, las republi-
cas- centroamericanas Y como ter
minal, San Francisco de Cali
fornia. FL coSto de este palacio
fIotante asciende a $1,000, GOO
desplazando 10000 toneladas.
Todos sus camarotes estaran
provistos de banos priyados dis
pondra de dos regios comedorcs,
uno cubierto y otro en- la told
Tia superior.
Segun las autoridades en- Ia
Grace Line Panama Mail Ser
vice, sera Ell unico en- su clase.
debido a la suntuosjdad de ST
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

EntrarOn aver en- puerto para
deiar y tomar carga general, los
vapores de matricula americana
Commercial Floridian, proce-
dente de New Orleans. y Com
merciai Navigator, desde BoS-
ton.
BESIDE Mobile Y para cargar
MADEIRA, lego ell Leopold, L. d.
Sc hicieron a Ia mar ell Com
mercial Navigator, rumbo a
New Orleans, con carga gene
raj; ell Elizabeth, con fosfato, y
ell Lillian con fosfato y carga
general.
La moto-nave de matricula
britannica, Pyreneas, esta cargan
do MADEIRA con destin0 a los
puertos de Matanzas y Sagua la
Grande, Isla de Cuba.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
FL TEMPO

Nublados, temperature fra
y probables IIuvias para hoy y
manana. Vientos frescos y mo-
derados.
Maxima temperature aver,
80 grades; minima, SIS.
Marea alta a las 3:45 a. m.
V 4:O2 p. m. Marea baia a las
9:35 a. m. y 1885 p. m.
Sale ell sol a las 1928 a. m. y
Sc oculta a las 5:52 p. m.
Sale la luna a las 1854 a. m.
V Sc ocult aa las 6:36 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
o a Wilson diciendole, que 81

to a Wilson diciendole, que 81
en- la pr6xima temporada vuel-
We a la eondici6n de 1880, puede
esperar una suma adicional por
sus Servicios; pero en- esa carta
NADIA Sc dice del montante de la
misma.
Wilson estaba dispuesto a acep
tar con los Cardenales una re-
baja del so por ciento, pero no
una de la naturaleza de la que
lie acaban de ofrecer.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09

FL Sr. Enrique Garcia, Quion
por espacio de 10 amos fuera adj
ministrador de los i%ntereses de
la firma A. Santaeiia y Compa-
MIA en- esta ciudad, renunci6 a.
yer a su importantisimo cargo
lie sustituy6 ell Sr, Jose Fer
nandez, Quien llegara Nanana
procedente de Tampa, atSmpa.
nado del Sr. Armando Rodri,
guez.
Junn Y. DGlGddO.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
UN NUEVO PALAC1O FLO
TANTE AL SERVICIO DE
LATINO-AMERICA

New York, enero 9.-Mr. j.
H. Hewlett, alto funcionario de
la Grace Line Panama Mail
Service, ha anunciado la pr6xi-
ma botadura de un nueVo motor
nave para Febrero, y que ven
dra a engrosar en- la poderosa
flota al servicio de la America
Latina.
Ell Ms Santa Rosa, cons
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
FC0S D''L CAYO

No hay NADIA superior a Ia com
pet,ncia en- los puebIos pobres
como este, Hasta ahora venia-
mos pagando las peliculas unas
veces a 25 centavos, otras a 35,
V en- aigunas ocasiones hasta so.
Fl motive de tan altos precios 10
iuStificaba el hecho de Que los
dnicos cinemat6rrafos abiertos
eran propiedad de un mismo due
no; pero con Ia aperture de un
nuevo tcatro en- q hjstdrico San
Carlos los prccios han descen-
dido a Is y % centaN os.
Los nihos, sobre TODD, Sc han
bcncficiado, pues Sc les ha con
cedido varias funciones gratis.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09

que la puntuaci6n mas baja del
team de Orlando fu6 de sc, rea-
lizado por la Sra. C. G. Smith.
Este ha sido ell primer cam
pecnato Invertebrates de la pre-
sente temporada.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
HARRIS FIRMO AVER

Greensboro, N, c., enero O.
Anoche declare ell "outrfielder"
de los Senadores del Washing
ton, Dave Harris, haber firma-.
do su contrato para 1882, por
la misma cantidad que percibie-
ra en- 1881.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
GOLF
Ell TEAM FEMENINO DE
JACKSONVILLE VENICE
AL DE ORLANDO

Jacksonville, enero 9.-Con
una ampIia victoria de cinco jue
COS de seis, ell team femenino de
golf de esta ciudad venci6 a.
yer al conjunto de la ciudad de
Orlando.
La anotaci6n mas baja fue
marcada por Francis owen, de
Jacksonville, con 80; mientras
La gaceta., 1932-01-09

Una nueva cafeteria que a
brio ofreciendo sus m~ercancias
a mitad de precio, oblig6 como
por acto de encantamiento a que
las demas la imitaran. 1gual a
conteci6 con los almacenes de
where's.
La gaceta., 1932-01-09
A FAMILY
DOCTORS LAXATIVE ,
IS BEST

Your health is too important You
cannot afford to experiment with your
delicate bowels gwhen coated tongue
bad Nsath, headache, gas, nausea
feverishness, lack Of appetite, no
energy, etc, warn of constipation
This applies not only to grown people,
but more particularly to children.
That's why a family doctors laxative
is always the safe choice.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin h
prepared today under strict laboratory
supervision from fresh laxative herbs
and other Pure ingredients, ana
exactly according to DR.. Caldwelfs
original prescription.
Today millions Of families rely on
. DR.. Caidwelps judgment in the selec-
; ton Of their laxative. For DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, in bottles ready
for use, sold in all drugstores, is now
the largest selling laxative IN tn
world a q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-31
Decent People Everywhere.
(New York Times0


 The wicked usually receive the lions share of publicity The vogue for underworld cinemas and plays lends additional overemphasis to the activi ties of evidoers. If people in every country would understanding of national character. French journalist sets good example of calm understand ing.
 He had just American film in which all the actors carried a revolver in their right hand coat pockets. On the slightest provocation guns were pulled and by the end of the picture there were four or five fatalities. It is no wonder, he writes, that film fans credit the legend that one can't dine in a Chicogo restaurant without a revolver on the table. everything which comes to us from America, aside from the debt question . would lead Frenchmen to believe that the country is made up exclusively of "gangsters, kidnapers, vamps" and the like
 Yet this reasonable writer believes such an opn- ion is exaggerated" Doubtless in America there are also honest workmen, good bourgeois folk and decent milonaires. One simply does not hear about him It is the same with France Foreign papers report her crimes passionnels and political intrigues, rather than the work of her savants or the life of her working classes.
 Frenchwoman enclosed clipping containing these views with letter to an American friend. She agreed heartily that there decent people in both our countries Incidentally, though she speaks English we'll she asked for a definition of the words "gangster," 'racketeer" and "vamp."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-31
TURNING AGAINST ALAsKANs.

Secretary of the Interior Wilbur very frankly savs the nurnose of the Department in asking to have the Alaska Road Commissions activities turn ed over to the Interior Department is so that ooth the Richardson Highway and the Alaska Railway will be under the same management and the De- partment will then be able to charge tolls on the highway and stop the truck owners from competing with the railroad for passengers and freight
 This is the answer of the Government to the unanimous demand of the people of Alaska and along the Coast for reduction of the outrageously high tariffs on the Alaska Railroad. He justifiss his position by asserting that the Richardson High way was built by the Federal Government, which IS not wholly correct Alaska business houses and indus tries contributed to it's building The road rightly belongs to the Territory.
 We have the spectacle of the Federal Govern ment proposing to regulate traffic on highways in such way as to compel people to pay excessive freight and passenger rates railroad that nap pens to belong to the Government. That railroad was built as a part of general plan ito develop Alaska" It was not an investment for profit It is
 direct perverson of the purpose of the railroad 10 make transportation over highways so expensive that people cannot handle their own freight with the hope that the railroad might thereby become a source of profit
 Not only it sometimes seems, has the Government abandoned the idea of aiding in Alaskan develop ment but it has set out to undo what had been done by the Government in the past for that pur- pose It has cut down road. appropriations to a minimum, abandoned the agricultural experiment stations and now it proposes to deprive the people of the use of the Richardson Highway by making it more costly than the Alaska Railroad
 If the purpose were deliberately to stop dsvel- opment and to freeze out mining and other indus tries that have been developed a more effective method could not be adopted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-31
KARLSRUHE SAILS.

The fine German cruiser Karlsruhe sailed away yesterday afternoon and Juneau and Douglas will be lonesome for time. The big ship and her five hundred and sixty officers and men had been here for nearly two weeks and becoming to be re- garded as local institution. The German officers and sailors made fine impression on the people of the Channel who enjoyed their visit immensely. The entertainments aboard the ship and ashore were enjoyable affairs. Juneautes and Douglasites can sing with a will of the Karlsruhe and her men as a bully ship and a bully crew"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-31

bership more than twice as large as the parent organization. The program calls for two meetings month, one of them an outing or camping trip.
 The club numbers in its mem bership many seasoned sportswo- men who annually heed the call of the lake and stream or tramp to the nearby mountains in search of game.
 The women hunters effect little of the feminine in their sports apparel. Knickers, heavy shirts, and boots, with a sweater or leath- CT coat, and light weight rubber boots for wading trout streams and the usual garb in the field. Mrs Violet Harrison is the club president.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-31
Exchange of Ham for Stale Bread Is Cause of Mud Rush
 to Stores in SOuiet City

MOSCOW, May 30.-Scenes rem inlscent Of a New York department stcre's bargain day rush were en- acted here when three stores of the Moscow swine trust offered the privilege of buying sausage. and ham without the necessity of stand ing in line to all those bringing to it stale bread
 Seeking to stimulate it's col lections of feed for hogs, the swine trust neglected to take into con sideration the large number ot those wanting sausage and ham and the natural antipathy of the population-born of long hours of patient waiting to buy food-to- ward forming in queues to take their turn to enter the stores.
 Hundreds of men and women with great packs of bread in their hands or strapped to their backs besieged the three stores in an effort 10 get in.
 The scramble became so great, notwithstanding that bread like ham and sausage is rationed in such limited quantities as hardly to provide enough to grow stale. that the stores finally had to revert to the queue system in an effort to preserve order.
 One citizen in his hunger for ham or sausage brought eight kilos of flour, which the stores
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-31
Alaskan Political Campaigns.
(Cordova Times.)

Now that the primary election is over, almost forgotten by those who were in it, and before the general election campaigning is started or in the minds of the voters it is perhaps not unwise to pause for moment and view the past nominating election before we enter seriously into the more vital selection of candidates
 First and charge as most important, was the discredtable even dishnorable attempt made in the name of the "Womens Club of Ketchikan' to bewilder the voters into thinking that an effort was being made to deprive the women of the right of voting and to abolish the primary law in Alaska
 AS ridiculous this campaign was in view of the fact that an amendment to the Constitution of the United States has extended suffrage to women and would have to be repealed in order to take the vote from Alaska women, there is no question but what it carried weight with the un- thinking voters.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-05-31

SYNOPSIS: Suddenly re- turning home from a business trip Georgie Revell Thompson finds her cousin Jenny, taking care of Eddie, Georgie's hus- band, who is recovering from a nervous breakdown. Jenny is in love with Garth Agency, the nephew of Georgie's em- ployer, who doesn't know that Georgie is pretending Jenny married Eddie.