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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-12
Observation-Disclosures.


CONS col watches. diamonds We pay hiahett
prices. Gold Refining, Inc, 400 i2th st. nv.
ANTIQUE. JEwELRY diamonds; watches:
paid. Jewelry Exchanase. Inc. 4s4 9Th st n v
AUTOGRAPHS OF celebrated persons. let.
tiers, presidential letters rare books. signed
Once 49,
BEST CASH PRICES paid for used furni-
,uTe and rugs o. every ay,S description prompt
BOOK. Reminston Practice OF phar-
macy: TN edition State price. Address
CABINET ORGAN-Wish to rent for church.
Address Box 4o4-D. Star ONCE
CASH REGISTERS. snow cases and store
Baum. Inc sit E St NV Met s7A
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS WANTED for An
apartment. bed rooms living room and
dining room Please communicate at once
with Miss Ella c. shaIkey. wardman Park
DIAL SCALES. weighing up TO $50 pounds
also dial scales for table. up TO 100 pounds
prefe, ably Toledo. Mr.. Sparks. West 1920
DON'T sell your furniture until you call
District Slll Bes, cash prices s!ven
prompt service.
DRAFTING SETS-Want eisht old drafting
.ets, any condition acceptable Address
Box 4c5-p Star ONCE
FARM wants electric pump. washing ma
chine. refliee-ator. vacuum cleaner fanse'
radio. cleo iron, will exchange fruit, vese-
tables, dressed poultry, eggs. plants Clev.
, 1862
GOLD. jewelry. diamonds, watches, goid
teeth coins. antique novelties. musical last.
Pay TOD price Schiller. 44 9Th, cor, Z n ".
HEATER no; water large size. for apart
ment. American preferred. also modern
/, eleCtrc elevator. l40o NJ st. NV.
LATHE and test bench, must be leap.
Phone National sl54 -
SANDER OR TUFFER for auto fender and
body work. in GOOD condition RoEers, 23!2-
20 Georsia ave.
STORE FIXTURES. Iuncn room eeu!pment'
entire contents purchased. Atlas Store FIX
ture Co. Ala 9th st NV. Met 1927
Cali Potomac 1896.
WE BUY AND SELL mems clothing. Jewelry.
diamonds. :, firearms, musical instrumen o;i,
Max Zweig s37 D st NV Met. Sll3. 1855
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old gold.
silver and platinum for use in our manu-
featuring department. A Kahn Inc. s35
F ST. NV.
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NASH 1929 ADVANCED CABR1OLET: beau
tiful canary h-ish like new. motor is per
tect. tires are ike new; see this one TO-DAY
or tonight. only s495. terms. sls8 down
bal $50 So month Lambert the House OF
q.
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PLYMOUTH 1880 COUPE-Exceptionall
fine condition: will sacrifice for $225 cash.
Phone Adams 347l-W.
PLYMOUTH ROADSTER. ls3o-Paint like
new; very sporty little car in excellent
condition; s245: terms. WASHINGTON Used
Car Market. 3700 Georgia ave. nv.
p,sa } 1882 COUPE only YER, very slightly
show bit OF wear; cost 500 going .or s4s5.
cash. trade. easy terms. Blanton Motor Co. &.
IL New York ave. ne. Open Sunday.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.

RADIOS changed from a. c to d c or d. c
to a. C, $40 complete. Call Mr.. Scott, Dist
3lO6
RADIO REPAIRING. expert; satisfaction
guaranteed ON all makes OF radios. Call
Thomson Bros. Silver Spring. MD. Tele-
phone Shepherd 2225 49,
RADIO REPAIRS at last at low prices!
Service Headquarters Philco. Victor, Majestic,
Earl. Freed. Atwater Kent. Apex. etc. Ma
cables $500: A K 81 blocks. ,4s5 Victor
R-32 transformers, IS installed Call for
free estimate and compare expert courteous
service Lowest in city SORRELL RADIO,
Nat. 1927 BIZ IA
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

sona BILE for cash. Call Walnut 8873-J.
ONE PAIR Of gentle farm horses. one rid
ing horse, 100 hot-bed sash; $780, GOT
Savannah st. Sc. Congress Heights. D. c.
PONIES 90. saddle horses. work mare,
jumpers cheap. 1929 29th st. NV.
Sey cows, THURSDAY JUNE FOURTEENTH.
80 PM. SHARP. on farm of P. Prank Tip.
petit. Cheltenham, Md These horses are all
well broken. young and sound and ready for
any purpose. Cows are all close-by spring
ers and are both blood and T. B. tested l2'
FOR SALE-Light hunter, gated, spirited.
sound SITS Can be seen l0ll 29th ST. NV.
or call West 1928.
JERSEY BULL CALVES.
Some old enough Tor service. out Of Reg
lister Of Merit dams with over 500 pounds fat.
Fine individuals. with popular blood lines
Bred on your herd will soon make a change
in your butter fat. Farmers prices. Ayr
lawn Farms Bethesda. Md
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ESSEX 1928 COUPE-Rumble seat: new a
wheel brakes. springs, etc; bearings tight
encd for quick cash sale, ss5 Mr.. Flow
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ESSEN 1929 TOWN SEDAN the Challenger
is in perfect condition: come in and see 1t ;
only 1895; terms. Slls down. bal si6.e3
monthly. Lambert. the House Of Conn
lQhA l2e
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sGa Motors in the South on display at our
chow room. at 8l2 9th st. NV Washington,
d c. JOHNSON Motor Sales Co. tel. Nat 1900
CAILLE CUPBOARD MOTORS,
Thompson Cupboard Boats
On Display.
Union Jacks. Yacht Ensiens
Marine Supplies.
Immediate Deliveries.
Terms.
National Electrical Supply Co,
1880 Nrw York Ave. NV.
National $500.
FOR QUICK SALE.
28-it. all-mahogany Chris
Craft Sedan; capable OF speed
up to 40 miles per hour.
and is in perfect condition VIII sell ct
secrifce price. For demonstration cal
Washington MOtorboat Sales
Agency,
9th & Water SITS. S.W. Met. o+53
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FORD 1880 COUPE, with spacious rear deck;
low mileage; good business car; clean in
side ard out. motor exceptionally quiet and
powerful dandy finish. spotless upholstery.
per mo-: your car in trade. Owens Motor
63a3 Ga
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WILYs-KNIGHT 6s-B 4DOOR SEDAN
! upholstery spotless; mechanically perfect:
equipped with cleo fan. heater, trunk and
/ numerous other accessories. Cost over $500.
| A real Dargain at t7e5 terms, trade Dis
| triCt Motor @ 1929 l4th 81 n " Poi lnnn
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BUICK 1929 STANDARD 2-DOOR SEDAN
New Duco: perfect mechanically: clean as
new s275. 1920 Kearney ne. North 0ssl.
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DODGE BUSINESS COUPE. 1925; fair con-
dition; good tires $40 cash. Line. 45s8-W.
DODGE roadster. 1927. -Four. Splendid con-
dition Original green finish. Sport top
ANY dem Sacrifice for SOS. 64s Park I'd
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LASALLE CONVERTIBLE COUPE. 1890; well
lenders SIX Iatural wood wheels and new
tires; Si.l50 Warfeld Motor Co. 1850 Conn
ave. NV Decatur $40. Open evenings
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GRAHAM PAIGE - Late model convertible
two IN lenders. All new tires. Finish Ike
new Finances compel lady to sacrifice
ONLY S225 ANY demonstration. 2ll3 18th
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CASH REGISTERS. snow cases. wall cases,
counters. shelving. chars. tables. scales. iron
safes, coffee urns. steam tables. soda foun-
tains electric grinders. mixers. reIrigerstorS:
every description Edsar Baum. Inc. 9l4
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

PUPPIES Beautiful orange sable Pomera-
nian puppies .35 and $50 Also two grown
males blue ribbon winners. Stud services.
1873 18th ST W, Decatur 1880
STUD SERVICES OF re2.Stered wire-hai red
fox terIler wanted. Mr. Gordon. Cley 5820-J
GIVE YOUR DOG A TREAT Have his coat
hand p!ucked clipping exposes his skin
to sun and insects adding more annoyanCes
I y Y,upe Silver Spring P67
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FARM AND GARDEN.
TIME TO PLANT
nAEIIAG

BULBS-Choice sladiolus and fancy dahlss
at bargain prices Send for lists. Hilkrest
Gardens, 120 Carroll ave, Takoma Park,
d c Shep 2l2a-J
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BED DAVENPORT. 3 handsome pieces. over
stuffed; 9xl2 Administer rug; sacrifice; Apt
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FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED.
Pound, l5c; lbs, 70c; 10 lbs, $3.50.
ATHERTONS PET SHOP.
6l2 F st. NV Nat 47o2
DOGS AND CATS BOARDED.
$3.50 to 50 so week Monthly rates.
Running water
Fresh-meat fed. Large covered runs.
DANE pups. both sex, at your own price
NOAH'S ARK KENNELS
1dylwood I'd. off Leesburg Pike Falls Church.
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BED-DAvENpoRT sUITE-silk mohair: 3
pieces. cost S275; sacrifice $10O
new. Also odd pieces. 81 r. l. ave ne
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DIAMOND DINNER RING -S2lO solid plat
mum set with q tlue-vh4ie diamonds, must
be sold at once. SOS. Kahn Optical Co. CT
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W1LLYS-KNIGHT 66-A SEDAN; real bar
gain: this car must be sold terms NJ.
A Stokes Auto Works, 2323 Ontario I'd NV
Phone Col 7035 Sunday. Lin. 745l-J
WILLYs-KNIGHT sedan, motor O. K, $40.
$50 18th st Sc
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BOARD YOUR DOG.
ASPEN HILL KENNELS.
Washington's largest and most complete
kennels; 20 years experience. Georgia ave.
pike. miles beyond Silver Spring. Ken
sirGtOn l52-M
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BED-DAVENPORT and mattress olive. SIS:
fan, l6-in., &C, SO so. 2035 NV, Apt. =.
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CATS BOARDED.

Nl I y DOA NDLD.
KOOL KENNELS
Individual houses, privatt runs. Personal
ettention given all cats Mrs " j. Pedone
Radnor Hehts., Va 10 min from Georse-
town. Tel. Clarendon 1911. Cats called for.
THE ONLY LOVE MONEY CAN BUY
A DOG"
WIRES and SCoTTIES for sale: beautiful
type pups pedigreed; elig. A. K. c.; priced
to fit the times. not cheap for quality.
FOR REAL PUPPIES try our studs. Wires
and Scots at stud, fee, $40 to s25. Service
guaranteed
BOARD1NG-A limited number. same
breeds. for dogs really appreciated by own
erS. Check up on quality Of feed when you
board your dos.
PLUCKING. BATHING AND GROOMING.
MARMAC KENNELS COLESVILLE PIKE.
Route No. ~. 5la miles from Silver Spring.
Maryland.
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DIAMOND >225 blGe-WhIte perfect soil
talrp diamond ring ladys diamond mount
ms, must sacrifice, 100 Kahn Optical Co.
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COFFEE URNS. coasters. steam tables. gas
stoves, grease traps. Steril!zers, counters.
cash registers, refriseratorS. refrigerator dis
play cases electric mixers. scales. safes.
cash registers. tables. chairs. shelving. bake
ovens. etc. Atlas Store Fixture Co.. Ala 9Th
ST IVY Met Goq7
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DESK metal ro!r top. freprooi. double
$40. alI-stccl shelf sections. SIS. Cary.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
fCA~ft-"AA

SYCAMORE KENNELS,
Boarding and Breeding.
Dark.red chow at stud; pets for sale.
Wis. 4778
DOG AND CAT BEAUTY PARLOR
Dogs clipped, 81; sanitary bath, eliminat-
ing feas. 81 1920 irving NV. Col. 0575.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE.
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BED, mahogany, oak dresser, table. chairs.
lay bed. complete. 1896 Meridian place
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DIAMOND WATCH and bracelet: solid plati
NUN set with ~ diamonds; finest and small
est made cost 1926. VIII sacrifice: Sl00
Kahn OrticaI Co SIT Eth st u
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DIAMOND-s875 lady's perfect solitaire
diamond engagement ring must be sold,
s4T5 Kahn Optical Co. G17 7th st. NV
DIAMOND BAR PIN solid platinum. very
fre quali-y: cost $500, sell 5000. Address
Bcw Aid Star Office
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! STUDEBhkER 1891 SEDAN, 1896 Dictator
: O. low price for such late model car
! blue Ducoi clean inside and out; 60-day
guarantee. Lee D. Butler, Inc, 2l55 Cham
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ESSEX COACH. 1928; act quickly. This Il
not the averase Essex. but one that has
had perfect care. Finish like new, spotless
upholstery. quiet. powerful motor in von-
derful condition. 5 good tires: sl45; only
$50 down. bal, $40 per mo- Owens Motor
On 6323 Gf ave
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W1LLYS-KNIGHT COUPE-Late 1929 Was
embassy car. Cannot tell from new ALWAYS
under Chauffeur care. Perfect throughout.
Tires new. etc. For storage and balance due,
totaling 1865 Can make terms or take small
| car in trade Fidelity Garage. l4th st. and
Fla. ave II "
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CLDSMOBILE SEDAN. 1890 finished in dark
blue. six wire wheels, ienoer wells trunk
guarantee: only $50; easy terms. .Pohanka
Service. 1926 goth st w. National 0010.
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BED DAVENPORT SUITE. 3 handsome
pieces new mattress; rugs: odd chairs
VIII sacrifice for cash. 1907 2lst n ".
BED ROOM SUITE. 6 pieces, cost 1915. sell
So wing char and many useful household
articles reasonable. 1909 Shepherd st. NV.
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sTUDEBAKER VICTORIA 4-pass coupe.
1929; being sold for repairs and towing; in
good shape. Adams 0l4g-W
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ESSEX 1891 COACH; has been carefully
driven by former owner: finish like new:
small mileage; mechanically perfect; yours
for 1925. terms 1910 down, bal sSl So month.
Lambert, the House of Confidence, 1901 l4th
Ct N "a. H.
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l. REQ r. c, sEDAN-Six wheels. trunk Iact;
re guaranteed ss4S ASK for Mr.. Loving. 2!55
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WHItPET SEDAN. l929-Used very n;tle BY
! careful driver; tires pain. and upholstery
,nd mechanical CONDITION excellent S235
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OLDSMOBILE DEMONSTRATORS. 6 and 8
cylinder. al substantial reductions low
mileage; new-car guarantee; your car IN
ers lns7 WISCONSIN eve. Phone West 2s19
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AUBURN % sEDAN-s5o cash down takes
tins exceptionally low priced car. balance
monthly Lee d Butler. Inc, 2l55 Cham
plain ST. Col. $3.50. Day and night sales,
AUSTIN COUPE-From owner leaving town;
excellent condition: 40 miles to the salon;
s225 Address Box 359-D. Star otice, or
nhnna ALEXANDRIA, 24o3
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FOULTsY AND EGGS.
BABY CHICKS, Barred Rocks and r. T.
Peds. Matches each week Strong healthy.
lively thorouehbreds. Baby Ducks and Tur-
keys. Poultry feeds Complete line poultry
supplies. F. w. BolGiano & Co.. COT st. NV.
Wyandottes, So; Minorcas, 50: Giants Brah
mas. $40; 100 chick brooder, 81. v. K.
Frey. York. Pa.
CHICKS-Leehorns. 81 Rocks So Reds, SO
a hundred; pure bred; hatch ready. J. B.
Henry. phone Falls Church Va. 348.
PULLETS (5Ol. Rhooe Island. and equip
ment; bargain. Mr.. Humes. phone Green
wood 2632-J.
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DINETTE or breakfast room set. walnut. blue
trim. extension table 6 chairs and small
buffet: will sacrifice. SAP so 4605 18th n W.
DINING ROOM SUITE, 9-oiecc America I
walnut original price, $500: sell for s45
2106 N st. n W. Ant 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
BEAVERS RESUME PIN LEADERSHIP
 IN ELK TOURNEY

By taking three games from the Chipmunke last night the Beavers broke their tie with the Ante lopes for first place in the Elks bowling tournament and are again at the top of the heap. They have lost only four games out of 27 starts.
 The Bears won their fifth and sixth games of the tournament by noSing out the Wolves in two out |of three games. The scores were close.
 In the second game the Beav- CTS established a new tournament team mark of a89 pins. Captain Koski signalized his return to the alleys by cfalking up 223 in this contest. Stewart, leader of the Wolves, registered high total for the evening, 582. Mrs. Lavenik, of ai1e Cnipmdnks, scored 497 for to- tai and TIP for high game.
 Tonight's schedule: Cougars ys. Tigers; Lions vs. Panthers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
RACE HORSES
 RUN FOR FUN, CAPITOL SCREEN
Reckless Living with Ex- citing Scenes Shows
 Tonight

In Reckless Living" which be- gins showing regularly tonight at the Capitol theatre, interesting folks, fantastic language and un- usual scenes make a delightfully."- entertaining photoplay.
 Mae Clarke, who rose to re- marl1able heights in Waterloo Bridge" Ricardo Cortez, who is making a triumphal comeback as @ talking picture star, and Nor man Foster, who has one of the best roles of his career, stand out.
 And as for the language-it any-it is mixture of sporting youth, cubist-America and i'm pressionistic Broadway.
 Exciting Police Raids
 There are exciting police raids and thrills, furnished by police men, Robert Emmett O'Connor and Thomas Jackson. Slim Summer ville and Marie Provost add the comedy and Louis Natheax, Mur- ray Kin11eH. Russell Hopton, Per- ry Twins, and Brooks Benedict play the ''bookie" characters.
 Pauline Moore, Universal's IT, year-old secret discovery" makes her screen debut.
 Dark Eyed Actress
 The little dark-eyed actress was playing small roles with the As bury Park, New Jersey, stock com pany, when Universal scouts gave her a test for pictures and inn mediately presented her with a ticket to Universal City and po- tential time.
 Cyril Gardner was the director and Courbenay Terrett and Tom Reed adapted the screen play from the Eva K. Flint Martha Madi- son play.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

 SOON WILL BE SEEN IN PARADE
Alice White Has Star Role with Strong Support
 ing Cast

"Sweethearts on Parade" which will be shown at the Capitol thea tre this week, has a cast of ex- ceptional strength. It will be pre- sented at l o'clock tomorrow night and will be presented regularly Thursday night.
 Alice White plays the leading feminine role. Others in featured characterizations are Lloyd Hughes Kenneth Thompson, Ray Cook, Max Asher and Wilbur Mack.
 Marshall Neilan directed.
 Small Town Girl
 "Sweethearts on Parade" is the story of a small town girl who comes to the big city to marry a millionaire. While her ambition is not exactly realized, she does encounter romance and falls in love with dashing young United States marine.
 Sailors Make "Whoopee"
 The locale of the picture is laid for a major part around one of the great amusement resorts of a large city. The gobs and the leathernecks come ashore to make 'whoopee" and they make plenty of it.
 Other sequences are unfolded on a palatial yacht and aboard United States cruiser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
3 VOLCANOES
 ARE SHOUTING
 OUT IN SOUTH
Fire and Ashes are Sent Up Spreading Over
 Wide Section

SANTIAGO, Chile, April 12. = Thee Central Cordillera Andes snapped into activity yesterday and set her several volcanoes belching forth fire and ashes.
 A dark mantle hung over the panic stricken cities. This mantle was a gray powder and enveloped even Beunos Aires, Argentine, 500 miles to the westward.
 Paake active were Tlnguiriritu. Qufsape, and Descabezado.
 Several earthquakes were re- ported at the southern tip of the continent but none with destroying intensity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
U. $. PROPOSAL
 AT GENEVA IS
 UNDER ATTACK
.Abolishment lof Big Guns, Gases, Tanks AssaiIed
 by Tardieu

GENEVA, April l2. = Premier T'ardieu, of France, today assalled the disarmament proposals made by Hugh Gibson, American dele gaet to the Disarmament Confer ence, to abolish big guns, gases and tanks.
 He made no mention of battle ships, the most obvious aggressive weapon" declared the French pre- nlier.
 The French Premier further said that abolition of certain agree- give arms VIII not provide security and might be disadyantageous to an invaded country"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

chased by the Alaska Railroad. It is said the railroad now has ap- proximately 100000
 Patrick Beck and William Rice recently arrived at Seldovia from ohsl' camp on Swift Creek. They brought a few mink, two lynx and husky coyotes.
 The Chicago office of the Alaska Railroad is putting on an extensive campaign, inviting America to see Alaska via The Alaska Railroad A new booklet containing a two color map has been issued.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
30 MORE DIE
 FLOOD WATERS
Seven Villages Destroyed; l5,000 People Are
 Homeless

ARAB, Rumanla, April 12. = Thirty more victims have been added to the death total of floods Curing the past few days when the river Mares broke through the dam at midnight, overwhelm- ing and destroying seven villages near the Hungarian border.
 Twenty -four of the dead were inhabitants of the village of Ak aka. The other victims were six soldiers who were drowned near Radna.
 It is estimated 15,000 people have been left homeless as the results of the floods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
PROHIBITION IS ATTACKED
 AT SESSION
Women Delegates for Ma tional Prohibition Re-
 form Convene

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Mrs, Charles H. Sabin, as chairman, op- ened the Third Annual Conference of the Womans' Organization for National Prohibition Reform with a claim of membership of lover half million voting women"
 Mrs. Sabin linked the kidnap- ping of Baby Lindbergh with boot leg activities, saying the answer to the selection of gangsters as aids, lies in the Wickersham Com missions statement that enormous revenues aided the criminal ele- ment to organize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
so. CALIFORNIA
 BATTLES TODAY
Warships and Airplanes to Let Loose in Battle
 Practice

SAN PEDRO, Gal, April l2.- Southern California is in for a rattling good time today, with the brunt falling on newspaper of fices, with queries of where's the earbhquake2.
 In the vicinity of San Nicholas Island. 104 warsfips will let loose with all guns in a forced battle practice. This is not to mention 300 aiIplanes equipped with ma chine guns taking part in the same maneuvers.
 In the past the maneuvers have flooded the newspapers with quer- ies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12
AII-AIaska News

One thousand, five hundred cut daffodilS constituted the largest shipment of flowers ever to be re- osived in C'ordova. They were brought in from Seattle by the Gavis Phillips Company for the Easter trade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

R. J. De Leo has been reelected President of the Cordova Parent Teacher Association. Other off, cers elected were Mrs. James Din nsen, vice president; Miss Fern Johnson, secretary treasurer and an executive committee of three, con- sisting of Mrs. F. A. Hansen, Mrs Henri Maillard and Miss Lucille Wolfer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

A golf league of 10 teams has been organized by the Highlands Country Club of Aberdeen, Wash. Each team has four members. Play in tile league extends from April to July
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

Excursion rates for an aerial trip between Cordova and Anchor age were recently offered by the Gillam AirwayS at Cordova. The same rate was given for either a one-way or round trip, $50 per person.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

Cordova's waterfront is taking on a renewed appearance of activ- lty again, says the Cordova Times. Scores of small boat owners are busy recalking their vessels and cverhauli1lg them for the fishing season, and others are busy strengthening out nets and other gear. About 50 boats may be counted in the bay now and every day finds more and more being brought off the ways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

Cutting ties for the Alaska Rail- road ceased April and after June 1 no more ties win be pur-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-12

dent of Cordova, died there re- gently after a protracted illness.
 Thad Kunkle, prospector at Ya- kataga Beach, arrived in Cordova on the launch Fidelity April after making one of the hardest trips on record from Yakataga to Katalla. Kunkle took 34 days mak- ing the crossing, and reported that the ice and weather conditions wsre so bad that the skiff which he lowed behind his own power beat was almost worn through by the ice and waves.