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Evening star., 1933-02-04
vVANTED-SALESMMEN.
TMO SAIESMEN

Acquainted with or living in nearby Vir-
siniaa gin not not necessarily Real Estate men. TO
h.ghest type and character. able to tell the
truth and possessing a car need apply.
Plenty of good leads and Office cooperation
with advancement to executive position if
you qualify. See MR.. BARRY Personally.
The NJ. II. Barry Organization,
600 Arlington Ridge. Aurora Hills, Va
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BOATS,

SOFT. CRC1SER. Sterling engine, speed IS
to 20 miles; to close estate, will sell cheap;
will accept real estate. Address Box Ash.
Star office.
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5 ROOMS AND BATH. ALL MODERN M
provements; heat and light furnished; rea-
soneble. 4036 Georgia ave
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S39. .OO-APT. s06-LARGE. LIGHT LIVING
room, one very large, one medium closet,
entry hall. Pullman kitchen well equipped
with shelves and cupboard: free refrigera-
14th and Fairmont
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S52 .50-APT. 717-LIvING ROOM AND
PED room. with tiled bath with shower.
large mirror. dinette and kitchen with am.
pie cupboards and free Frigidaire; nice con.
dltion. 210l 18th ST. NV.
THE INGLEsIDE. 1908 1st ST. NW-FIVE
large rooms, bath and porch; Al condition.:
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EXTRA LARGE ROOMS AND BATH,
good condition. ami, big yard. big perch;
1a-
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FORD CABRIOLET. 1930-Paint. tires and
finish very good: motor in pink OF condi-
ton This car can be bought for SIS dowE,
81 a week; no properly signers. Century
Motors, 1908 l4th st. NV. North g232.
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1923 HAMLIN NE NEAR I2thJ-NICE,
newly decorated: 2 rooms. kitchenette pri.
vate bath; garage optional adults. ;.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has COOKS maids
houSeworkers; day week, month; references
investigated, Dec 3551. 1887 11th st: n W.
fe24%
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3 ROOMS. PVT BATH. III 5th ST NE,
best street on Capitol Hill. Must be re.
hned couple; ma children; heat, gas and
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211O 10th NW.-DELIGHTFUL LITTLE
apartment. exposures; warm in Winter,
cool in Summer: reduced rent. 81 $50.
rms. b.. kit. hall. Frieidare. Ping jGnitor.
1lO1 PENN. AVE. Sc ROOMS. KITCH-
enette end bath, steam heat, gas refrigera.
tion: 1880
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ADDING MACHINES-Rent any make Free
delivery. just phone Nat. 5000 United
typ. & Add. Mach. Co. Inc. 1223 N. Y. ave.
ANTIQUE AND VICTORIAN FURNITURE,
cheap. Chairs, $3.50 each. Priced to sell
dealers 925 10th ST. NV fe6s
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FORD 1881 CONVERTIBLE SEDAN - This
car has been run very little and has had
the best OF care and attention; appearance
of car and condition of tires show low mile
Cheruer. Isl Fla. ave. NV.
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THE CHAPLIN. I474 CHAPLIN 81

Frcnt apts overlooking Meridian Park;
two exposures; 2 rooms, kit. and bath, $40.
S42 so; 3 rooms. kit. and bath, S52 .5O-S55.
Electric refrigeration.
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FORD 1890 TUDOR sEDAN-In perfect con-
dition; you will like this one; S75 down.
balance in II months. Wisconsin Motors,
Ig0I M st. NV.
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1913 10th ST-STUDIO APT; . LARGE
rooms closet, freplaces. bath with shower;
second floor: no kitchen: St5
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CHALON. 4th AND PENNA AVE. SE-TWO
squares Library. Capitol; . rooms, Kit. din.
ette, bath; newly decorated SO
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HUDSON SEDAN. late model; good tires and
paint motor runs fine; $50; terms. 1860
H st. ne. Lin. 1852.
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CURTAINS. pairs, for living or dining
room. heavy beige silk. attractive weave.
made for traverse fixtures all hardware incl
y pairs OF gold moha!r. made similar, suit
able for sun porch: both ample fine mate
raj; Will sacrifice. Adams 4s46 after g pm.
&c
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1924 18th ST. NV. JUST SOUTH COLUM-
bia re. "a rooms. reception hall kitchen,
bath, inclosed porch; also q rooms, kitchen,
bath. S46; Frigidaire included
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MANAGER wanted with full
knowledge of community market.
Small investment required to
show interest. Best location in
town. Address Box 341-H, Star
office. -.
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DINING ROOM SET. beautiful. ten pieces.
from pm. to 5 pm. 1926 Irving st. NV.
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FORD DE LUKE SEDAN, VS., 1932-Excel-
lent condition: can be had for unpaid notes.
Mr.. Howard Legal Dept. Nolan Motor Co.,
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ESSEX COACHES AND SEDANS-Come get
them; here's a chance for you Essex boys.
Nolans Lot Of Bargeins. Conn. ave. and n. st.
FORD DE LUKE 1892 ,TUDOR-In Al con-
ditiop; seat covers; black. green wheels.
Price S449; terms to responsible party. Wis
consin $500.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1929 - Motor Is
quiet and powerful and in finest condition;
good finish, top, tires and upholstery; Here
is reliable Transportation for several years
your car in trade. Owens Motor Co., 6323
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FURNITURE-Used hotel furniture for house
keeping, in fine condition and at greatly re-
duced prices. In the assortment are over
stuffed davenports. with large matching
chair. at Sl5 per pair: tables from $3.50 to
81; console and book trough tables 81 and
81; dinette sets cheap: a few rugs; a few
good roll-away beds; some metal twin beds,
Sl2 the pair; some well-made chests of
drawers and many other articles. Low prices
prevail. No dealers desired. Open daily for
business at l Pm.
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S42 .50-hPT 509-TWO EXPOSURES;
Very large living room with two closets;
Pullman Kitchen. and Frisidaire free; tiled
bath with full length mirror. Good living
condition. New Amsterdam. 14th and Fair
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TYPEWRITERS--Amerlc Co. Rent. repair
and sell all makes. selling of large num-
ber a. sacrifice prices, including portables;
also bargains in adding machines. 1881
East Capitol st. Lin. OOS2. Open evenings
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RENTS REDUCED
THE MONROE.
3541 11th st. NV.
rooms, kit bath, refrigeration, S4o so
THE HOLMEAD.
1919 Park Rd. NV.
rooms, kit, bath. $3.50.
/ room, bath. $500.
THE WISTER1A,
1915 Park Rd.
3 rooms, bath; ref; $4,000.
Q rooms. kit. bath. $32.5O
1854 CONN. AVE. NV.
4 rooms. kit, bath. refrigeration; $500,
rooms. kit. bath. refrieeration; $4,000.
THE BERMUDA.
1903 0irard ST. NV
rooms. kit. be tn, S35, 90.
THOMAS P. BROWN,
615 4is st. SW. Nat. 1919.
tCoatinued on Next PaSe.| . :
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strator, 4 months old; driven only 5000
miles: 100 ,hp., twin ignition. free wheeling.
ride control. soundproof body. dual frame;
neT-car guarantee. Cost 81 ,529 new; will
sacrifice for S925 terms and trade. 1865
ST ne Lin 14ho
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
86 6500-MARIETTA PARK

A modern home in every sense anu an a
usuI home SO %eli located for this low price
Situated right in the heart OF 6d 9TauIort Fort
Siac,1n PARK on a nicely planted lot and
IN i0iT brand n new house condition. Has six six
rooms. three porches. built,in, pain snsct a9G iG
= home at much higher price. Phone
r. N. HoOKER-MEtr9polItaSni, S853 S853
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
Houses for Sale

NEW HOUSE. 1924 Bay s., 5. 3" PEI;
18th aud 1eth, B and c sts;-6 large large
rms, colofed tile bath with shower Siasseu i'rner
Friridaire' oxford cabinet. concealed radIa
ton. large lot and garage. Something Hfw 1fn.
and attractive in row-house designing: Un
usually reasona able terms to responsive p.I p1H
chaser Only 5000 down. Call Mr.. CLARk'
NH aoo7 Keys at 1880 Bay St. $. r.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20

STA COlOred Apartments
COLUMBIA RD. N. W.. 1862 bright
rms b., strictly priv: ami. AID. 912O.
IN LARGE private Northwest home. 4
rms. bath; entirely mod: teacher Gov.
employe. business: refs. req Pot. 2137.
nth ST. n. W. 1931-Apt. for rent, desir-
able location: janitor serv MET. 1913.
COLoRED Capitol Mansions. 637 Sd ST.
n. Ell rm.. kit. dinette. bath, $34;
q rms. kit, dinette. bath; both front SptS.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
La Sale

LA SALE Sedan. 1923. perfect condition
Must sell Immediately. need cash. Pri-
vate owner 1908 18th st. n. w.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
Financial
"a Money to ,oan-On Real Estate

81 Money to loan-On Real Estate
sEF ME FIRST-lst, I'd and Sd TRUSTS
No red tape; quick service; reasonaoIe'
:sSSs E:Osy ssS "E :SSS :sSS ssSs, ssOs, X
1850 tSpSJ $3.50 Wk. $1,000 repay $1,000 wk
$500 repay Si25O Wk. 5000. repaV SlS.0o ~k
Above payments include principal ano
interest and can be arranged monthly anoo q
bi-monthy. DR.. A. HENRY. INC. lo!e
Eye st. N. W. (wherS Eye meets N. l.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
Nash


Nash 1899 BrouEham Sedan eOoO
Lustrous dark green with 0HCO
built-in trunk. luxurious appointments
and upholstery: nearly new tires and
dependable motor. Here's economy.
performance and appearance.
J.. Il. STEUART
Northeast Branch
141 12th st. N. T.. I.IRc. 3492
Nash 1923 Advanced 90" Sedan COOK
In perfect condition me- OAOO
chanically: has good tires and will
give many miles of satisfactory trans
portation; also '2S Adv Con. Coupe
that is in excellent condition. $226.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
3O4O M st. N. w. WEst O161
Nash 1929 COach-Good clean car; ex-
cellent mechanical condition; good
tires: must sell: small down payment
and $14 per month. Call Mr.. Jose.
col. 1873.
EASHES-Late model Sedans. Coupes and
Coaches. Nash-Orr Motor. 1888 14th ST
Automobiles for Sale
The Washington times., 1933-10-20

MORTGAGES BARGAIN
1914 OWEN ST. N. E.
OUR PRICE, $3.50
Regular Price, ST ,45O
Nearly new. 2-story light brick; rooms
and bath, 4 bedrooms. or can be ARRANGED
far families with kitchen on each tloor:
built.ln garage. concrete street, and alley
Open and lighted. Come out this evening
or Sunday and get real bargain; You
ING for home. Drive out to 18th and Fla.
Ave. Az y n. E.. thence north TO Owen St:
11on;t forget you save $1,000 by acting
0uick-only one at that price.
H. r. HOWENSTE1N CO.
1aiS r St n. W. DI. 090S
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
Cadillac

Cadillac 7-Pass Sedan, Model 01EA
"6S"-Splendid condition; air O1OV
springs. fine for sightseeing; must be
sold: see it.
5O4 Cameron st., Alex, Va. Alex. 1O6
The Washington times., 1933-10-20

Packard

1899 Packard S-CyIinder Sedan GAO
This exceptionally fine car D1RC
is finished in cleaning black DOWN
Duco: interior clean and attractive;
tires like new. 1t offers all the luxury,
equipment and performance OF .
slightly used new, big car. yet priced
lower than many small new cars OF
lesser quality: $445.
POHANKA SERVICE
1875 goth st. N. w. Dist. e141
The Washington times., 1933-10-20

Plymouth 1881 FOur-DoOr Sedan @O00
An excellent dependable DHOV
car that looks and runs like new.
Everything about this car is in 100sS
satisfactory condition, and we don't be.
lieve you'll be able to find its equal
at the price in a long time. We know
. our terms will suit.
STEUART MOTORS
9Th and v. Y. Ave. n. W.
National 5000
PLYMOUTH. 1892 Roadster. Free-wheel-
ing motor rebuilt, new top and tires,
$50 down. balance $50 per month. War
rington Motor Car Co. 2035 11th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1881 Sedan. S225. Call Mr.
Cooksey. Dist 4310.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
BARNES MOTOR co.
or will pay unpaid balance and
give you difference In cash. See
Mr.. Barneu, 1929 14th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
Auburn

1892 Auburn 12-Cylinder Broug- COX
ham-This exceptionally fine UAAO
car il Just nicely broken in. DOWN
Finish is just like new; luxurious
whipcord upholstery; practically new
tires; the last word in style ana lux
ury and is guaranteed. Buy this ale
most new car at ordinary used car
cost; S645.
1895 Goth st. n. w. Dist. S14l
AUBURN. 1881. 4-Door Sedan. Recondi-
Warranted by us fer so days. $S6 down
balance S23 monthly. Warrington Motor
Car CO.. 2035 18th st N. w.
AUBURN, 1888 Convertible Coupe. Salon
Series. Used by company official: driven
1000 miles: new-car warranty. A real
saving See Mr.. Fox. Warrington Motor
Car Co.. 2035 18th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
Hudson

Hudson 1898 super Six Sedan QOEO
Six wheels, trunk rack & GDAOV
trunk; beautiful new paint job: = real
buy: trade and easy terms.
l.. T.. STEUART
Northeast Branch
141 18th st. n. II. Line. S4e2
HUDSON. 1880 8-cyI Sport Sedan. Me-
chanicslly OK. GOOD tIres. $50 down.
Warrington Motor Car Co.. 2035 18th
st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1933-10-20
Real Estate
Waterfront Property

RING ATOW on salt water. near Washing;
ION four rooms and bath. Refined ana
exclusive location. Sacrifice for S2f2'
Will accent Sis monthly. SIerllng 9ool
Evening star., 1933-03-19
Folk Songs Program
At Home for AGED

The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged will be held tomorrow
evening at o'clock at the home. 1l25
Spring road northwest. The opening
prayer will be read by Mrs. Morris Levy
A treat is in store for the members
who attend, as they will have the pleas
IRE OF listening to one of Washington's
most popular Jewish folk song singers.
Mr.. Sidney Resnick, known to the
radio public as Station WMAL. Jewish
folk song singer. Mr. Resnick will be
accompanied by Miss Rose Machin at
the piano. After the program of the
evening has been completed the host
esses, Mrs. Yetta Katzman and Mrs.
Rachel Kossow, will serve refreshments
to members and guests. A cordial in
vitation is extended.
The regular Spring luncheon will be
held June IL. at which time admittance
will be by paid-up membership card
only.
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Indoor Horse Show
To Be Held Friday Night

The last indoor horse show Of the
Winter season of the Riding and Hunt
Club will take place Friday at $50
o'clock pm in the club house at Twen-
ty-second and P streets. This is ex-
pected to be the largest and most In
teresting OF all the horse shows held
during the Winter.
Mr. Wilton J. Lambert Is chairman
Of the committee and has announced
many entries have already come in from
Virginia and Maryland and the riding
schools in the District.
Ribbons and cups will be awarded to
the winners of the eight different classes
that will take place during the evening
and ribbon and championship cup will
be awarded to the grand champion
hunter of the season.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt have
sent their horses to the Riding and
Hunt Club to be cared for and Mrs.
Roosevelt will ride from there several
days a week. 1t is hoped she will be
able to attend the last horse show Of
the season taking place Friday.
Evening star., 1933-03-19
Miss Ward Represents
Bureau at Conference

Miss Florence E. Ward has returned
from New York, where she went to rep
resent the Department of Agriculture
at meeting of the National Council of
Women, called there to consider a pro-
gram for holding the National Congress
in Chicago in June. Hundreds of the
most important women in America and
from foreign countries will attend the
Chicago conference
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
Aimee Has 9-Pound Baby Son,
 Says Message from Paris; H's
 q Hoas Says Hutton, Can't Be

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 26. The identity of the sender of a cablegram which announced the birth of nine pound son to Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, Los Angeles evangelist, visiting in seclusion in Paris, remained a mystery last Saturday night.
 The husband of the evangelist, David Hutton, denounced the mes sage and said it was an impos- sibility. The message was signed "adoringly wife" Hutton said it can't be, it is impossible"
 Couldn't Happen"
 Business Manager Harry C. Brandon added later: David and I laughed. I've got absolute proof it couldn't happen. talked with a doctor who examined Mrs. Hut ton three days before she sailed for Europe and it couldn't have happened, I say"
 Hutton charged the message was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
RECOC NJ TON
 OF SOVIET IS
 REQUEST MADE
United States Board of Trade Makes Demand
 on President

WASHINGTON, June 26. The United States Board of Trade, in a formal statement, requests Pres ident Roosevelt to restore all dip lomatic relations with the Soviet Union. The statement is signed by Rudolph Spreckles, of San Francisco, the organizations Pres ident.
 Following the statement issued by the United States Board of Trade, Senator Norris said he has been reliably informed the Soviet Union wanted to buy in America nearly $500 100000 worth of meats cotton and machinery.
 Asks Questions
 Senator Norris said these trans actions will give employment to thousands of jobless and then ask ed:
 What objection is to this pro- posed deal?
 Ever since the war we have been trying to get rid of our agri- cultural surplus. Russia wants to buy it and we refuse to sell to her while we compel our farmers to struggle along producing food we eat and the clothes we wear at a financial loss to themselves. How long are we to continue to keep our heads in the sand?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
KENNETH BUCK IS CONVICTED
 OF KIDNAPPING
Principal in Peggy McMath Abduction Found Guilty
 and Is Sentenced

TRANSFERABLE, Mass, June 26 Kenneth Buck was convicted and his brother Cyril Buck was acquitted last Saturday night by a jury in the Kidnapping of Mar garet Peggy McMath and extortion of $50,000 from the little girls fa- ther, Neil M. McMath, of Haw- wichport, several weeks ago.
 Sentence Passed
 Kenneth was immediately sen- fenced from 20 to 25 years in the state penitentiary.
 The money paid the kidnaper was recovered.
 Counsel for Buck announced he desired to seek a new trial on the grounds of new evidence.
 Abducted From School
 The McMath crime which the Buck brothers were tried was the Kidnapping of Peggy from school on the afternoon of May second
 Kenneth Buck testified at the trial that a mysterious Bill" got him to do the job saying the fa- ther knew about it and the whole thing was a fake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
PRICE HIKING Isl
 NOT TOLERATED. BY GOVERNMENT
No Wildcatting Will Be Per- mitted- Merchandise
 CTS Are Warned
ADMINISTRATOR OF
 RECOVERY ACT TALKS
Hugh Johnson Makes Wig orous App cal for
 Public Support

2 WASHINGTON, June 26. The Nations merchandisers were told Sunday night by Hugh s. Johnson, Director of the National Recovery Administration that any ' wildcat price lifting" at this time will not be tolerated.
 In Ia vigorous appeal for public support of the industrial control legislation, the Administrator said: Our. best people understand this is no time to get rich quick" and added the Nations employers are wanted to cooperate now more than at any time since the war.
 Start of Push
 Johnson's address signalized the start of the push to remove ob- stacles in the path of the Recovery Act and spur agreements within industry designed to increase wages and consuming. power.
 Commenting on the repute tendency of price hoisting, John son declared this Administration will simply not stand for that and we do not expect to have any trouble about it."
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-Unit ed States Senator King of Utat plans to recommend to Attorney General Cummings, prosecution under the antitrust laws, of whole salers and retailers who he saic are hiking prices without reason.
 Senator King said he has already taken the matter up with Admin. istrator of Industrial Recovery Ac Johnson, and said further there has been an unwarranted increase in commodity prices without bene. fit to the producer"
 Senator King said he is citing particularly rubber products, breac and other commodities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
TOUR PARTY ENJOYS
 FINE VOYAGE
Members of Chamber Com merce Excursion De-
 lighted with Trip

Met by numerous friends, mem bers of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Goodwill Tour, arrived in Juneau at 6 o'clock this morn ing, aboard the Aleutian on their return to Seattle, after visiting Sitka, Cordova, Seward and An chorage.
 "All members are most enthus- iastic over the tour" said Darwin Meisnest, Chairman of the Cham Der Committee in charge of the tour. I've have had splendid weather throughout and all are re- turning to Seattle, thorough sold on Alaska, and happy with the splendid cordiality Alaskans have shown to us all
 Tour in 1885
 Foster L. McGovern, manager Of the Alaska Department of the Se- attle Chamber, concurred in MT. Mesinest's views, and said that another tour would be arranged for 1935.
 Numerous members of the party made side trips by air and reJolned the Aleutian party at various piac- es. Among these were Cassius Gates, President of the seattle Chamber, and N. F. Jahn, wno flew from Juneau to FairoanKs' and met the Aleutian again at Seward; MT. and Mrs. E. N. Whit tie, Pierre Weiss, Mrs. 5. Bur Miss Frankie Sullivan, ana Miss Edith Mcintosh from Seward to Anchorage; MT. and Mrs. Il. B. Friele from Seward to Anchorage and Bristol Bay and return; and Mrs. Edna Holland from Cor dova to Juneau.
 Several others enjoyed fishing trip to Russian River, Seward, where good catches were made.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
ROSS IS NAMED ACTING CHIEF,
 PUBLIC SURVEY
Craftsman Will Temporar- fly Fill Vacancy Left
 by Gueriin s Death

Daniel M. Ross, Craftsman in the Office of Public Surveys here for many years, has been desig- hated as Acting Cadastrial Engin- eer in Charge of the Juneau of- flee, by Frank M. Johnson, Su- pervisor of Surveys, it was an nounced today by Gov. John w. Troy.
 The appointment, which was made to fill the vacancy by the death last week of Eckley c. Guer- in, Engineer in Charge since 1926 is effective at once. MT. Ross will act until Supervisor Johnson makes a permanent appointment, it was said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
Fisherman Gets 'BIack Bass ,Oith RattLer Enclosed

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 26.- That fish," said Geo, c. Woelfle to Mrs. Woelfle and J. H. Harberts, who were help ing him clean seven black bass caught in Barrett Lake, "has a most extraordinary appear ance" Its girth was much too great for it's 13-inch length. Inside it they found 14-inch rattIesnake with one rattle and L.ittOn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
SEN. ROBINSON
 COMING NORTH
Republican, on Territories Committee, Is Aboard
 Cutter On elan

SEATTLE, June 26. = United States Senator Arthur R. Robin son, Republican of Indiana, mem Der of the Senate Territories Committee, left Sunday aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Chelan for Alaska He is expected to spend three weeks in the North.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
LYNN COSTS
 ARE GOING UP
 SURVEY SHOWS
Purchasing Power of Dol lar Raised Slightly in
 May Over April

NEW YORK. June 26.-The Na- tional Industrial Conference Board survey shows living costs for May were 0.8 per cent higher than in April and the purchasing power of the dollar was 1887 in May as compared to 1893 per cent in April, the 1923 dollar being taken as 100.
 Despite the rise for the month. living costs are still "A per cent lower than May of last year.
 Food prices are up 3.4 per cent.
 Clothing showed no appreciable change,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
ALASKA QUAKE
 IS REGISTERED

SANTA CLARA, Cal, June ,26.- A severe earthquake, apparently in the Aleutians, was registered at the University of Santa Clara last Saturday. The quake began in the afternoon and was still being recorded late Saturday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26

a hoax, saying all cablegrams sent by the evangelist were in code and the one concerning the baby did not fit the pharaseology. Hut ton said no reply had been re- ceived to his message asking ex- plantations. The cablegram follow ed rumors of marital difficulties between the couple but all were vigorously denied by Hutton.
 THE STRAIGHT OF IT
 PARIS, June 26.-The Paris edi- ton of the New York Herald -Tri- bune quoted pr. Charles Hovem, surgeon, as saying that Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton under went a stomach operation ten days ago after coming to Paris in a grave condition. The Los An geles evangelist is now convales- cling at the American hospital and she will be there for another week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-26
OPERATE UPON
 SENATOR B0RAH

BALTIMORE, Md, June 26.- United States Senator William E.. Borah underwent an operation for prostate gland at the Johns Hop kins Hospital today which he en- tered for his annual check up. He is expected to recover without com plicationS.