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Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
SHOW
WELL ATTENDED
BY YMEN
With The Completion Of The Judging And The
Awarding Of The Prizes, The Annual State POuL
try, Rabbit And Farm Crop ShOw viii Come To A
Close Today.
The Attendance At The ShOw Yesterday Was A Rec
ord Breaker. Judges Of The ShOuV Say That The
Exhibits At The ShOU Are Exceptionally Good.
Many Out-Of-StGte Visitors.

ers and their families coming to the
show on that day.
The various men who served as
judges at this show remarked that
the quality of the exhibits was ex-
ceptionally good, and taking every
thing into consideration the show
this year was the best and most sue
cessful one ever held in this section
of the country.
All poultry in the production de-
partment was judged by Prof. James
E. Rice, of Cornell University, and
Charles H. Cane, Rosemont, N. j.,
while the judging in the exhibition
department and the Record of Per-
formance department was done by
Newton Gosh, Vineland, N. ]. Mr..
Cane also judged the baby chicks,
and Prof Rice assisted Elmer H.
Wene, Vineland, N. j., in judging the
birds in the vocational agriculture
The broilers and the
entries in the senior egg department
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Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
FEDERAL INCOME TAX
BLANKS ARE MAILED

Several thousand Federal in
come tax blanks were sent out
to the citizens of the State on
Monday by the officials of the
Internal Revenue Office, Della
ware District, in the Federal
Building, Ninth and Shipley
streets, in Wilmington. The
taxes are due on or before
March 18th.
AL though no official state
ment has been made, it is be-
lieved, that since the head
quarters in Washington has or
dered the blanks sent out, that
an agreement may have been
reached between members of
Congress and officials of the
department whereby any in
crease in the rate will not be
retroactive for 1881 taxes. If
this was done, after the blanks
were sent out, it would make
the collection complicated, it
was stated.
Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
KENT COUNTY JAIL
LOCATION IS SETTLED
Levy Court Selects Site On Water
Street In Dover

Question as to where the new
Kent county Jail will be located was
settled Tuesday afternoon when the
Levy Court decided that it should be
built within the town limits of Dov-
er. The place selected is the Spence
lot, on West Water street.
This decision ends long contro-
versy over the selection of site for
for the Jail. 1t is expected that bids
for the construction of the building
will be received within a short time
as the old Jail has been purchased
by the State and will become part
of the new capitol site.
For a time the residents of Dover
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Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
WARNING ISSUED TO
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS

AS an aid towards a wider
distribution of jobs, the Post
Office Department has issued
an appeal to all rural mail
carriers to refrain from en-
gaging in any outside work
which will compete with those
out of employment. Owing to
their short hours, carriers have
frequently found opportunity
to engage in other work ION
the side, and this is what the
Department is seeking to elm
mate.
Calling attention to the lib
eral salaries paid to carriers,
the order continues, MANY
carriers have expressed their
willingness to contribute a
portion of their salaries for the
relief of the unemployed. I'm
til the return of normal con-
ditiOns it is expected they will
not enter upon any employ
ment outside their regular
duties"
Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
ROAD BUILDING
PROGRAM URGED
TOBE CONTINUED
Annual Report Recon-
mends Further Develop
ment Of Dual Highways
CITES RELIEF PLANS

A recommendation that this years
road building program in Delaware
be based on a list of SO projects, for
many of which petitions had been
submitted, was made by w. w. Mack,
chief engineer of the State Highway
Department, in his annual report to
members of that department at Dover
on Tuesday.
The report contained a summary
of the departments activities during
1881, with certain recommendations
for the current year, and highly
commended the services of the State
police during the year, which were
Statewide in extent, and in greater
demand than ever before.
The list of roads for which petit
tions for improvements have been
received, and from which Mr.. Mack
recommended some be chosen for the
present years improvement pro-
gram, included 20 roads in New
Castle county, 32 in Kent and 49 in
Sussex county.
recommendation was made for the
letting of contracts for the compile
tion of dual type highways from Will
mington to the State Road, State
Road to the Maryland line, near
Glasgow, and from Reybold's Corner
to Dover, as rapidly as funds are
available.
The dual type highway is a great
advantage, both as to safety and ef-
ficient handling of heavy traits, ac-
cording to Mr.. Mack's report, and
continued operation of this type of
road was recommended.
To Relieve Congestion
The report referred to the grad
ing work for a dual highway which
has been started between Whining
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Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
SCHOOL In SUSSEX
TO COST $246,96O
Jchn NJ. Clayton Building For Frank
! fOrd-DagsbOrO Contract Awarded

NThe State Board of Education
Tuesday afternoon awarded the con-
tract for the base construction of
the new John NJ Clayton School
House for the Frankford-Dags
district, in Sussex county, to the Sell
byville Manufacturing Company, of
Selbyville, at it's low bod of $163, 400.
john Borden and Brother, of Phil
adelphia, were the low bidders fort
the plumbing, heating and ventilat-
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Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
Temperature RI

Total Rainfall ....... .05
Total Rainfall for December ..2.29
The following winds and condi.
tions prevailed during the same
period:
Prevailing
Wind
Dec. 80. .West-CIear
Dec. 81. ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cloudy
Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.
Wind
Jan. 2. .West-Partly Cloudy
Jan. 8. .Northwest-Partly Cloudy
Light Wind
Jan. 4. .Northeast-PartIy Cloud
Jan. 5. .South-Cloudy
Rainfall For 1881
Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
WEEKLY WEATHER
REPORT FOR MILFORD
From Wednesday, December 80, To
Tuesday, January 5, Inclusive

Charles J. Holzmueller, local wea-
ther recorder, reports the following
weather conditions in Milford from
Wednesday, December 80, to Tues
day, January 5, inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08

The only real relief for
unemployment is work.
Work is the only form of
insurance against unem-
ployment with which the
State should concern itself.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
LADIES. ATTENTION!

Ladies for special work. No
selling. We offer an opportunity
for a few ladies who possess
enough personality to connect
themselves with an outstanding
organization. Do you know it
is actually possible for you to
earn $50 to $10O a week?
Your work made easy by full
est cooperation of Baltimore
and Washington concern. See
Mrs. Woodward, Room No. 102.
LILO II st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
NANTED-AGENTs.

AMAZING SaFeiite Electric Water Heater;
gives Instant running hot water; hts any
faueet. ssnsationsi s27s seller. Dozen lots
T5c. Ssinsie. siOo Also immersion. Robin
son-Schenkel. ais Fourth ave. \. Z.
NEW RUBBER GOODS LINE; ~ revoin-
tionary Inventions Homes, ofiees buy IN
stantly Agents may earn up Ssg week. saS
OUTFIT FREE. Kristee Mfg, BOX i1s'
Akron, Ohio. ----------7,
STEADY PAY-Experience unnecessary; sen
parchment assortment: i00es proht also
5oc-75c retail boxes and MonosIatmso arnnie, Fes.
Immediately, Artistic card, Elmira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED, intelligent industrious; solicit
members for beneficial society; good com.
and bonus: pay every day optional. De. 3ls5.
JANIToR AND WIFE wanted; no children:
quarters in return 10. services. Call $50
m, Monday 1906 Vernon ST.
PIANO ACCOhiPANIST for singer. one de-
string practice; must be interested; music
lover preferred. Address BOX 395-4, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Star '1W amt Ad"
Branch Offices

NoRTHwEsT.
i.:;sss saf ;E.s s."saTss. stRs oiRsr and Magazine
,!FS !fFSs'tse sae GU. stscKSsnnssT: g s-:,E PharmA'''
5sSSiiaa i4th st.@coliiiower Art Gift Co.
s4oI 18th st.-BTonauEhs PnaImaSSIS; SISs-r.cy
i4th and buchanan sts.-Hohoersers Pnar-
i4ph s.. and Colorado avs.-o'Donneirs
sz6p nSlInST1i Mount Pleasant st.--MOunt Pleasant
,sSs Columbia 6 rd.-The BiIly Shop.
3i6a California st;-colodny srothers
wssrNSmaYn .ye TsFk n.EMsanitary Pharmacy.
ist and sts.-Duncsn,s Pharmaey .,.rS,.
5th and Embellishments ttime CLERKS
7th thaesd ana o s.s.-Lincoln. Drus stoEs.
7th st. and r ave. I.te Frsnrn fP1hmpYOa Pha2macy.
ssh stsn and nd q = sts.-M, H. H1nton's Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Upshur st.-PetWorth Pnar-
aai nIGT uTpshur st.-Monek's Pnsrmacy:
5sl6 Ca. ave.-BriEhtwooo PnarmsSy ps.,
ssoi Sherman ave.-snerman Ave. Pharmacy.
1oos sszs Mas sfa s''rMsp aye,mpupont Phsrmacy.
18th and Fla, ave.-Bernsteln,s DRUG Store
Ea EGrth ayt captUi iRd L It. snd s sa saTaa-Part..
.sia P4 sna ays si:1Saisls7s hsHIs EE1'R pharms,,
s5th and Pa. ave.-Columbia DRUG Store.
sslS Gonn GoDn ssyssar.rs Continuity prus
4asi iO'v Wisconsin sve.-MorEan Bros Phar-
Takoma Park. $50 Cedar s..-Mattinei'
Bros Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN.
Soth and p sts-Morgan Bros Pharmacy.
54il NJ st.-Moskey's Pharmacy
2o72 Wisconsin ave.-Haney's
35th and o sts.-sugar's Drug Store
NORTHEAST
aps Mass. ave-Capitol Towers Pharmacy
zth and, E, Cap. sts:-Paqrs Drgs YES store
iSth and Nd. ave.-Luckett's Pharmacy,
N6rts Sh eng e.ptdl Mo- snd
10th and R. I ave.-colllns PHARMACY
$500 'I2t 18th iHSs Ssst.-Brookisnd Pharmacy Brook
eth aTn and r. I. ave.-John G. Bisgs' Phar-
chesaDeake Junction D. C,-wishts Phsr-
1905 Kennworth ave-Kenilworths New
Sisf Grant st. ne. Dsanwood-strand
Fhafma'S' souruwrsr
10th st. and Va. .-Herbert's Pharmacy,
SIS Az st-Harris Drug Store.
az and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
srd and Pa. sye.-o'Donneus Drug Store:
sth and Eye sts;.F P WeleF's ers P6sTmac' asT
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Healys Drus
Store. =.
18th and East CAPITOL sts.-Lincoln Park
Pharmacy.
seo4 Minnesota ave-Sloans Drug Store
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM:
All advertisements for The Evening Stsi si
must be IN The Star ONCE or one OF Ine
Star branch ofices by II pm. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE with the following exeep-
tions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices
ttons win be accepted at The Star once;
18th and Pa. ave, until u noon, Day OF
issue except SATURDAYS and LEGAL Holidays.
when the closing time is 1920 am. All sd-
vertisements for The Sunday Star must be
received at The Star office BY $50 pm
Esturday or at any Of The Star branch
Offices By 4:30 pm Saturday
CASH WITH ORDER is required for ali
Advertisements from transient advertisers.
LOCAL RATES.
Slime minimum
time, zoe Der line
times, Ice per line.
times, 18c per line.
times consecutively. tic per line
Advertisements under Personal. SC per line
additional
Evening star., 1932-07-10
TIRE statesmen
to sell Goodyear Tires. Live
prospects supplied. The right
men can make substantial in
comes and assure themselves
permanent positions with the
worlds largest tire company.
See Mr.. Mcnamara at
1851 14th st. NV.
MEN


THIS ANNOUNCEMENT is CoNsCIEN;;
TIOUSLY INTENDED TO STATE. WITH
CANDOR THAT IS SELECTIvE IN EFFECT.
THE NATURE OF A PERMANENT OPPOR-
TUNITY POR SUBSTANTIAL CASH IN
COME FOR MEN WHO ARE REPUTABLE,
ACTIVE AND ADAPTABLE TO THIS KIND
our business is more active and more sue
cassfnl right now than ever In lt'e history
since 1t started in 1924 in this country ana
the world sales OF our new product so Tar
this year have been greater than any year
since the first OF our present type products
was sold In 1919. That Is statement ana
a record that CHALLENGES attention and states
condition Of opportunity which should ap-
peal to the kind Of man can use
We are not lokinE for The man who is
after something easy. We want to contact
tho man who deserves TO make money, VINO
needs money and who viii get right in and
master this work and Get a kick out OF do
ing 1t IN big way. This is sales work. not
orGer taking it must be studied and learned
and a man must be able to successfully
meet people and win confidence for clean'
stralghtforwaiT,n1 business. Ihis Is 3 pusi-
ness where dilieent, conscientious effort ls
unfa ilingly rewarded with increases, month
after month.
For example. a former chauffeur earned
$3.50 90 With Electrolux in March $1,000 in
April, $500 90 in Nav and over 1000 in
June A man who started in this work in
December made over S640.0 90 last month fas
compared with earnings OF $l2l5.0o for the
previous three months which was an average
month but earned sl75.O0 for his last week
4
former baker, H. NJ. Kutz. for whom
our Government income tax report shows
net earnings of SO 566 90 in 1891. is earning
at a still higher rate this year. Another
man. Irwin Berk earned t225 90 in February.
1910 90 in March. s275 in April but for the
neyt two months he made 81 200 plus prizes,
and for his last week reported he earned
/ $225 90.
We have locally. and throughout the en-
tire country many men now earning two.
three and four times much as they ever
made IN banking real estate accounting,
! selling. mechanical work. etc.-direct ex-
amples to men who are seeking genuine.
available. present opportunity in worthwhile
endeaVOr.
7 II you would like 10 Join such a business.
IL you are qualified TO make a successful
place for yourself in this going enterprise,
and IL you can get along on nominal cam
( ihEs OF Sl25 90 to 800 90 per month. If
necessary, while learning. make your sppli-
/ cation Immediately. Applicants will be in
tecY!eWed Monday from 8 m. to / . m at
! our branch seneTsl once suite 20l Denrike
Buildlns 1910 Vermont ave, NV, Washing
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS ADDRESSED
TO REPUTABLE. INDUSTRIOUS MEN BY
3 ELECTROLUX. INC NOW INTRODUCING
| AND MANUFACTURING IN THIS COUNTRY
/ A NEW MECHANICAL SPECIALITY mot
( REFRIGERATION. WITH AMAZING Sue
I CESS
Evening star., 1932-07-10

IOOk, LNDIES!
WANTED SEVERAL HIGH
LADIES. MUST HAVE
PLEASING PERSONALITY,
FULL OR PART TIME.
NOTHING TO SELL. COME
IN AND LET US EXPLAIN
ONR PROPOSITION. CALL
BETWEEN II AND 4 80 ANY
DAY AT 1121 VERMONT AVE.
NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

WIDOW, WHITE. WANTS WORK AS CON-
panion housekeeper or caring for children
Wnlie mothers shop or otherwise en-
gagged: can cook and help care for invalid
capable and dependable. Col. 3359-M.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

SMALL CHILD BOARDED, SUBURBAN
home; best care BY kind mother, who loves
cnildren; equipped play yard; special diet;
reasonable. Address Box 2sS-X, Star once.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

.'LYNSHAW.' % MI. FROM wASH-FARM
home for boys 7 to 49, fields. health. food,
ter and friendships: horseback riding; prices
very moderate. For information call Col. 1888.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

YOUNG LADY WANTS ANOTHER 10
share cool. comfortable coy apt; reasonable
Trinity Towers. Adams 364s. Apt 3l2
Evening star., 1932-07-10
LADY

LADY
For a steady position: must be reliable and
posses a pleasing personality. This is q
Splendid opportunity for a person with GOOD
common sense at remuneration above the
average. hours. 9 to 4: half day Saturday
Applicants must be 23 years over. Apply
employment mauager tomorrow morning
onfv Room SOL. 1919 T. ST. NV
Evening star., 1932-07-10
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE-Statistical clerk. POLICE
FIREMAN. stenographer. typewriting, speed
dictauon and complete secretarial course
Tuition. IS. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, se cor. 18th & NV, Met 6337.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGER or hotel
housekeeper@- -Unincumbered young woman
willing to give full attention. No compen-
Address Box 237-X, star ofice.
CHILDS NURSE. do upstairs work. Call
Monday. Have. had 2 years experience;
can give city reference. Clarendon 927-W-l.
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires position Gov
ernesS- companion teaches all subjects. in
cluding French. piano. dancing. expression;
small salary. Columbia 1857.
COMPANION. nurse or housekeeper by Ken
lucky woman who desires position. Protes-
tant family preferred. Address Box 2l9-X.
Star office.
DRESSMAKER. expert ftter, designer; suits
and dresses for all occasions; fashionable
remodeling appointments if desired. District
el97.
DRESsMAKING and alteration of women's
clothing also darning Of women's and chill
360-x. Star ONCE
DREsSMAKING- M Isabella Rowden
designer and maker of gowns for all occa-
out e. M East cspl0 st.
Apt 43. Atlantic 5173-M
FxECUTIVE-Eit Either in home as mothers
assistant; fond of children or will consider
Summer resort hotel. Phone North 1918.
GIRL, 10, high school graduate, desires po-
Sition as stenographer and typist. Salary
SIS, Phone Lin. 9l12.
HOUSEKEEPER, woman, 43, will housekeep
for one person; SO week. Address Box SILK,
Star office.
LADY TYPIsT. efscient and rapid. fun or
part time; will accept addressing envelopes.
Address Box 239-X. Star ofhce. IL
LADY. refined. competent: help with house
work or caring for invalid; good home more
than wages. Adams 1895.
LADY with pleasing personality and quick
worker experienced in sandwich and lunch
business. Phone Col. 7685-J.
nil
school or other form Of entertainment; can
furnish tenor soloist Address Box 4OO-S,
Star once.
LADY, settled; refined; teacher, nurse; kind
and sympathetic; good cook and house
keeper; position as companion; care OF in
valid; motherless home. Col. 2262-J.
LADY. refned. excellent references; posi-
housekeeper. Pot. 3762. Apt SOS.
Sos shSR :. space in H'ss oHs % &ddrsss Box s7t:x
Star office. IL
MONROE OPERATOR, experienced, wishes
position; general office and typing. Address
Box 404-X. Star office.
NURSE, graduate; practical. for Invalid. in
nehts rah 0of'HPs of Peave 0f eis Deeatar e ss4 Ay
NURSE. practical. companion or house
keeper; best refer. Address s5 Fairfield St .
Cherrydale, Va. For ref. phone Clev. O7O2
NURSE. practical experienced efficient. de-
sires patient, sick or invalid. useful: city
or away; best references. North $500.
NURSE, practical night or day work; would
keep small apt refined good rel lniorma-
ton. call Met. 6l4e.
NURSING or housekeeping, widow lady, hos
pital and private training; excellent refer
ences from former patients. North 3l56.
NURSING wanted; previous experience in
elderly peoples home; also dietitian work.
Call Silver Spring le1-W. is.
PHOTOGRAPHER wants piece retouching;
high-grade studio experience only; refer
X. corrections
natl orders solicited. Address BOX <o7.1'
Star once.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

CHILDRENS COOL ROOMS, $1,000 MONTH
each child; vacation Joys without hazards;
yyeealr-round boarding school. finest residen-
tial neighborhood, near Rock Creek Park:
almost block inclosed, SHADY grounds; ali
gsmes, merry -go-round, riding. hikes. picnics,
eountry-fresh eggs, vegetables, fruits; plenty
milk; halliday school optional; music, French
department DUPONT CIRCLE SCHOOL
FOR CHILDREN. North 6244
Evening star., 1932-07-10

SO A YEAR WILL GET s1i,50o ACCIDENT
insurance and $40 weekly disability Health
Accident Insurance, $40 UP. No examination.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLORED MAN g. WIFE, cook, houseman,
chauffeur; good references; stay or leave
city. Col. 1871
COUPLE, German. intelligent. wishes posi-
tion as butler or chauffeur; maid or nurse;
also caretaker of property; willing to go out
of town; references Call Col 1881.
COUPLE, frst-class cook and butler, valet.
desire positions. country or otherwise. Ad-
dress Box 262-X. Star office. To-
MAN AND WIFE want positions on farm
or estate: best references. r. F. Calbert,
90ll2 Duke St. Alexandria, Va.
MANAGEMENT OF farm or anything suitable
for intelligent business couple. farm and
poultry; experience; small compensation and
home; reference. Adams 6352.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
SECRETARY

in presidents office; cultured, single,
well educated, 25 to IS; at least FIVE
years experience as private secretary.
Give full information in long hand,
stating salary and reference. If pos
sible, inclose photograph or snapshot.
Address Box ll-X. Star office.
Evening star., 1932-07-10

COLLEGE GRADUATE YOUNG. EXPE-
rienced librarian, once clerk. desires work
Dec 64si, before pm, after 8 pm. Miss
Whitehead
Evening star., 1932-07-10

WANTED-cAR OWNER 70 TEACH ME-
to drive; state terms. Address Box 332-x,
Evening star., 1932-07-10

REFINED. EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WANTS
position as companion or similar capacity:
small salary. Address Box I26-x. Star once
Evening star., 1932-07-10

CHILDREN BOARDED - SPECIAL ATTEN-
ton 10 character building: training in phys-
esI hygiene and music; rates reasonable
BLOCK 81. Hyattsyille. Hyatts. 100. i0'
BOARD FOR GIRLS. Is MILES FROM CITY.
Children enjoy pony and play house Ad-
dress Box Pix. Star ONCE To-
Evening star., 1932-07-10

MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES, prA-
monds, jewelry. antiques, gold. silver, pawn
tickets. LvinRston, sol 18th nv. Nat 564a
GOOD RUBS UNDER SUNLIGHT FOR
colds nerves and chronic pain: Vitonet
baths B. c. reducer Vitaboat exerciser.
white nurse. Pot. 472l.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
HELP--MEN.
lCnnfinned.O

AIEsMAN, one that has experience With
rocery trade. Address Box 3es-x' star
Evening star., 1932-07-10

ADD 70 YOUR INCOME by handing your
friends small circular. Ten dollars per
week easily made. Phoenix Distributing Co..
p. o. Box 472. Washington
Evening star., 1932-07-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOING; 10 CLEVELAND. Ohio. Monday,
july II; q or 8 passengers to help paw ex-
penses; new car, safe driver. Phone Shep.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
wANTFD-SALESMEN.

ADVERTISED NV radio-known eyerywhere.
APiENTY WEDIFFERENT-fa selling
5c-i0c merchandise on attractive counter
cards 1907 comm. for you ana oehlefs, oeaei
Worlds Products, F-ls4 Willow, spencer
Evening star., 1932-07-10

NURSE, colored, desires employment as com
panicn to invalid, children. or general mouse
cirI. references ATLANTIC n5a0-J
The Alaskan., 1932-08-12
BONUS NOT BE AN ISSUE

Byron Price, political writer, recently declared that it is not believed that the bonus agiga- tion will bulk large in the next campaign as an issue. That where the American Legion is numbered into the millions, the Bonus Army is numbered m thousands. During the recent Bonus Expeditionary demonstra- tion in Washington, the Legion stood by without giving any as SiStance moral or otherwise. Ma tional Commander Stevens in fact declared that it was "beer not bread" that the soldiers wanted.
 Since that time membership in the American Legion took a drop of amazing proportions. It is not believed that the organ.- zation will take the matter up as an issue at it's convention.
 The Khaki Shirts, are organiz- ing in the several states and in- tend to make considerable of an issue of the bonus subject.
The Alaskan., 1932-08-12
LIBRARY NEWS

We are all interested in the progress of the Petersburg Pub lie library. We all believe a good public library belongs to the ne- cessary institutions of a civilized community.
 This is a good time to buy your library membership card if |you do not already own one, and remember, your card is good for one year from date of purchase.
 Special provisions are made for those who are out fishing as they may keep borrowed books four weeks. The librarian will re- new the books loaned at the end of the two weeks. This also ap- plies to out of town people liv- ing i11 the vicinity Of Petersburg, for whom the four week loan will |prove a great convenience. To |serve many and serve them we'll lis the aim of the Petersburg Public Library.
 The following list shows the more popular books withdrawn
 1. "The Day of the Brown
 Norde." ."-Richard Tooker
 {. "The Cossack"- Leo Tolsti
 3. "The Awakening of Helena
 Ritchie"- Margaret Deland 4. "The Deepening Stream Dorothy Canf1eld 5. "Cappy Kicks Relives''-
 Peter B. Kyne 6. "Trail of '98"-RObest Service
 7. "The Voice of the Lobster"-- Raber J. Casey 8. "The Case of Sergeant Gri- Sha".-Arnold ZWei2 9. "The Music Master Charles Klein 10. May Fair"- Michael Arlen II. "Roughhewn" Dorothy Garfield P. ssThe Perennial Bachelor Annie Parrish