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Evening star., 1933-08-13
yyANTED-RGCMS.

YOUNG LADY desires anfurnished N She IN r9Sm e
nadrss s9d s'n Box BY SeP star @i oce pc
UNFURNIsEED ROOM. $40 pc. month. By
a gentleman; rorth of U st. Address Bo;
237-X. Star Office
MOTHER AND SON wish unturIisned
Junior high school. Address Box .lS--X
Star Office
GENTLEMAN 40 with references. wants
sTeF snd H NV %' fes Aadress "' Box NIX. sta!
office.
ON MAIN LINES. Capital Traction, ! un-
furnished rm.. k. b. ..commodious closet.
ami. quiet home. walking distance l0tn
end NV, reas. Address Box :33.X.
STUDIO, RIM. in apt. with lady emp, with
another lady: use kit. unlim. phone coil sor..
fesf 5 LAMP hnT e + elofet t r5apiS rFlysGy s.
BY REFINED woman temployedN; larse un-
furn. room for Ink: reasonable: near
Gallineer Hospital. Address Box Ok, Star
tached house: vicinity 10th or Conn ave.
Address Box lls-X. Star office.
ROOM. with kitchen PRIVILEGES, preferably
III ant: NV. section; reasonable; will cor
ment. Address Box l"6-X. Star cffice.
PARTLY furnished room, in private family;
near Sacred Heart Church: not over S!u
sMa1s o3th BY Teged DO LADY ccs par
WANTED. BY LADv-Upfurnishe room in
NV. section within walkinG distance VIII
pay with board, $50: without. 500. Address
Box 16l-X. St"r Office.
COUPLE with child desire two furnished
rooms kitchen. in private home; 81 weea.
Address Box lS9-E. Star of.icr.
" BRIGHT BED ROOMS fun. unfurn
md Il : good Teighbnrhood; cnn.r"l NV,
reas.; = ladies. Address Box cox. Star Ct
fica.
BUs NESS WOMAN you're. wishes sinqlo
PIRATE 'th preferable. in attractive nome,
Vicinity Sho-eham Hotel No otho- room
crs. State price Address BoX 3!iE. S a.
cfice
SETTLED LADY wants unfurnlsled room
with larGe closet. l.h.E.. not over 81" mo.
Address Box lu%-X. Star odlce.
LIVING QUARTERS and officr t0gethcr IN
northwest section wanted By lad" chroprac
tor-nafuropath: furn. o. uniurn!Shed. AG-
dress Box luH-E. Star Office.
VICINITY BETHESDA ny rlidd,e-ag"d man.
elng!e room. UntuIniShP6. Us" phone: So or
Sln month. AddrreS BoN :l"-X. S'a- ofAca.
:, OR > ROOMS urfurniehed. kitchen bath.
heat. raS, electricity included. hstwecl $50
end So AGult". Decatur l105-J.
YOUNG UNMARRIED LADY, 6naires urfur-
nishe1 room with Catloic people NTht
houcekeeoing PRIVILEGES; vicinity Brie ieltwoo1
O. Grant Circle. Address Eek GG--., star
Office. l3'
Evening star., 1933-08-13

WILL board :, younC mcn IN beautiful pri-
YHtP home Ot tlree adults. preference OF
CONS laundry i2Cluccd. SO each. GE.
Evening star., 1933-08-13

,5"l CONN AVE. Delightful rooms
beautifully furnished. scnl- pirate hath,
Evening star., 1933-08-13

2:0I MASS AVE NW-vcrv large front
room with private sitting room. next bath
SUITABLE for tiTreo young people, excellent
homo CCOl-irg
Evening star., 1933-08-13

81 CRITTFNDEN ST. NW-Slnclc front
room with good board earaCe. SO. Call
Evening star., 1933-08-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoNGENIAL YOUNG, WOMAN TO SHARE
dcn f a9a Gardens 5a5s gao pf Coah 5h aTe ANOTHER
FURNISHED ApARTMENTs-FoUR TWO
aud three rooms: So to S35 per week $40
5th St ne; 1924 st. ne; 4ld H ST nc. +.
ZIG Sth ST. s,W.. ACROSS FROM SMITH
clud ng heat, light. gas, linens, etc; basement
-"
CAVENDISH APIS, 10th AND col. RID
thing furn; refs: S3i so. Cleveland 2l55'
liz, CHAPLIN ST, ENTIRE FLOOR-THREE
large rms; Elt.. bath. numerous closets; 500:
MERRILL MANSIONS.
1861 Fairmont st. n.w.-Be2 utifullv furn
bright. ]. =. 3 r1n. apis, priv baths; newly
dec; also single rms; Summer rates.
1aG4 49, HARVARD 1na,, ST; NV; BASEMENT APT
entrance; nice and cool: S"5 month
mdn n6 eidTt Tn beds e5Fs con s
iva ' furn next Ms 10 ashoo 81 ST. AN
Friridairc; $3.50: RIM for janitor.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM AND KITCHENETTE
furn: 50 to s. 80 weekiy; apt free eX-
chance for work 1000 F st. NV.
1927 o ST. NV. 3 DOORS OFF 10th
niShed; inst. II. W.
1901 BELMONT RID. NW-ONE ROOM
front, next TO bath: newly furnished; poster
utu- SpIl HldttltnS. tittllIC
cort- h. ". cleo. linen. silver. china fur
niShed; S25 month.
1913 f. !. AVE NE.-CLEAN COOL; :.
bright housekeeping rooms. adjoining bath:
reasonable
$50 18th ST NV AND I0I. K ST. NV
Nicely furnished front ants. gas, elec
irClu6ed, % to Si5 ME 636". CO
1OtO1.
',3Hl CATHEDRAL AVE NV ROOM
k!tchenette. dlnette and bath: well furnished
S2e resident manager or elevator boy. 13'
G5I 3 ST. Me- LARGE ROOM AND
kitchenette sink: nicely furnished a mi;
50 per month or 81 week. 13*
r3:Eo FAIRMONT ST NV. BRIGHT
large furnished rooms private BATH Cor LII k.
p m L. ve~y reasonable quiet. private home.
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY FUR
riShed aDt. with two others; references e."
changed reaS. 1919 {; st. n W. Ant. Al. ~"
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-FXCEP-
ticral value b9chNl0r apt; nving-Ned room
Evening star., 1933-08-13

r ST. NEAR CONN. AVE Cool. attractive
corner room and n.Ca sinelr room cor
GENIAL young people. hcme-likc. GOOD food:
every privilege and CC1EenIenc-: $50 and
81 nlnnth hl,- DE 80
Evening star., 1933-08-13
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

FURNISHED bed-hving room and private
hath il, refined. adult. private. detached
home in restricted rCighborhood oY
1eacher also garage and dinners; references
EXCHANGED ADDRESS Box 1"9-X. Star office.
YCT7NCi WOMAN wants pl-ce in girls club
or doctors home to work part tlme LOT
room and beard. Address Box 25l-H' 5 ar
Office. =
sires unfurn room with board. vicinity
Mckinney High School. Address Box look,
Star Office
MOTHER daughter. employed, l3-yr. .-olc
son: in uptown NV. sec. Address Apt. "a,
3O3, Rodman st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

3GI5 10th ST NV ENTRANCE 1873
Spring pl Modern . r, X. and b.; Frlgid-
aire; large lawn; near cars and buses; 500.
.52I 18th ST NV. JUST SOUTH COLUM-
bia roadI--:i rooms, kitchen. bath, reception
hail, inciosed porch. 500: 3 rooms, Kitchen,
bath, $50, Frlgidare included.
MAY WE CALL FOR AND SHOW YOU OUR
apartments and houses? Dav phone WEST
"0i4; night and Sunday phone Lincoln
lIn.,-R
Evening star., 1933-08-13

"3nl CATHEDRAL AVE NV ROOM
kitchenette. dlnetIe and bath well furnished
S2e resident manager or elevator boy 13'
lG5I 3 ST NE LARGE ROOM AND
/ kitchenette sink: nicely furnished, mi;
, 50 per month or 81 week l3%
Evening star., 1933-08-13

I3a5 COLUMBIA RD W-Attractive
newly furni shed douh'o front rooms. semi
bath. excellent table, refined; well kept;
re-
Evening star., 1933-08-13
ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.

park' Ta'-Rock garden. screened porch.
lovely bed room, next to bath. good food city
water. fare 10 cents: two meals twin OF
for inspection Call Clarendon 1896. IA"
Evening star., 1933-08-13

:s41o MT PLEASANT ST ROOMS,
clean, comfortable. SD mo: inc. GaS and
cleo: adults. Adams 75ia-J.
:, ROOMS AND ALCOVE ROOM NEATLY
furnished, md floor. $40 month. 1907
Evening star., 1933-08-13

GEORGE WASHINGTON INN.
ON CAPITOL HILL
offers special Summer rates. Room and
bath. so up; furnished aptS.. hotel service.
500 ND Phone Ii. O40O
Evening star., 1933-08-13

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE FOR gentlemen,
beautiful rooms. in home Of charm and
distinction. superb meo's: exclusive section,
angle and double o. ca Sllte.. for very
limited number; rates. 50 to SJo. De.
Evening star., 1933-08-13

551S 18th ST NW.-TWO, THREE AMI
cation: Will urfurnish. GEorgla 30Sf.
zoos NJ ST NW-TWO BRIGHT LII K.
rooms. newly papcred. painted; neatly fur
nishcd. ulCa Nard. CMlet: very rea eOnahlo. 5
Evening star., 1933-08-13

quiet reiincd home: uii9bIe 70. elderly
lacy; meals served in roo;l if desired. 10
sytra chlrlo: rca SnNahlc North LMnE.
Evening star., 1933-08-13

20":! Il ST NV. at Copn.-Beautiful home:
newly furnished double. single rooms, twin
be1s. excellent meals; exclusive location
SOnable
Evening star., 1933-08-13
ROOMS AND BOARD.

CCIORED-.,35:; POMERON RID. ANA
CO tia-Furnished room for married cou"le;
modern CouvenienceS; SS per mo.
Evening star., 1933-08-13

THE NiARDAV. s15 MD AVE. NE-FRONr
apt. 3 large rooms. kit. and bath. large re-
ception hall, 3 closets. S53; " large rooms.
kit. and bath. foyer. . closets. S43 | room,
dinette. kit. and bath. large dressing room,
$50; electric refrigeration On house current.
Resident manager
Evening star., 1933-08-13

1AKOMA PARK So 5u-LOVELY APT. OF
4 large unfur. rooms. private entrance: pr
vate bath: entire floor. SHeDherd ?5tG
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-lf9 llth ST. NE
One or two large rooms. kitchen and
bath. IL
Evening star., 1933-08-13

$50 18th ST NV AND I0l. ST. NV
Nicely furnished front apts.; gas, elec.
irclu6ed, % to Si5 ME. 636". CO.
Evening star., 1933-08-13
BUCKLEY & GRINDLE !
ORG N Y AVE. NV.

A SIX-ROOM AND BATH MODERN APT;
front and rear porches G.. +. refrigerator.
gas range. steam heat. all outside rooms,
cool and comfortable This is Apt. 3. at
1880 Girard ST. NV; on:y 500 per mo.
Phone CE f11
Evening star., 1933-08-13
-. NEW HAMpSHIRE

l7I3 EVE ST. NW-Central location oe-
sirablc rooms; excellent taolc: reasonable
Evening star., 1933-08-13

SHERMAN. APT. :u4. I5th AND L NV
Walk.n- clstdncc. l-rsc, attractive room.
private !ItcheV optional. Fr.FLdalrc, COM
petely furnished. Seml-prIVate batn. e.e-
VAC. service. Dr;yarv
Evening star., 1933-08-13
IOOMS-SUBURBAN.

30 STRICKLER AVE. Clarendon, Va
furn. rm next to bath; cio e to car and bus
line will consider board for couple: reas-
HYATT SVILLE. MD.--One large furnished
front room two exposures. next to bath;
three blocks from bus line; SIS per month.
$50 Carol ave. lust oil University Drive.
IDS
Evening star., 1933-08-13

Jl NJ ST. NV.
rm. kitchenette and bath. end floor.
fully furnished. iDcluding electrical refrigera-
ticn: S42 80. See Resident Manager on
Evening star., 1933-08-13

TWO GIRLS TO SHARE NICELY FUR
riShed ant. with two others; references e.
CHANGED reas. 1919 G st. NV. Apt. All. lie
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-FXCEP-
tiCral value b9Chel0r apt; living-Ned room
dressing r, bath shower. SO. AID. :i3s"
1919 NJ ST. NV" ROOMS KITCHEN.
roome. kitchen bath; SIS. North 54"S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
NEW FEDERAL PRESS
SERVICE IS FORMED
Intelligence Agency Is Put
Into Operation.
BIZ Initial PreSS

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia new
federal intelligence agency, de-
signed to keep the government in
formed of what the nations news
papers are saying about it, was in
operation here today.
The division Of press intelligence
has begun the distribution Of a
daily bulletin, averaging from sixty
to seventy pages in content, in
which is given a condensed version
of the contents of some 400 news
papers from coast to coast.
The bulletins are sent to all
departments of the government SO
that all officials may keep abreast
of public opinion.
Never before has the government
taken such pains to acquaint itself
with the daily press trend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
Housewife Discriminates

"She buys as much or more meat
than her mother and grandmother,
but buys it oftener and in smaller
packages. She looks for commodi-
ties packed in attractive containers
and displayed in attractive form.
These changes in her buying hab-
its are result of our present-day
mode of living"
The new cuts of beef, pork and
lamb which Mr.. Neubauer will pre-
sent have won the approval of re-
tail meat dealers, as we'll as house
wives, hotel and restaurant men and
other groups in every section of
the country, it is said
1t is announced that, in addition
to the retailers meetings, Mr.. Neu-
bauer will be available for demon
STATIONS before students, teachers,
service clubs, womens clubs and
other groups.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17

big m e e tin g.
series at the Eng
lish theater, Sun
day at 3 p. m. DIR.
Smiths subject
will be America
Yesterday, To-
day and Toner
row"
Last year, DR..
Smith addressed
the Indiana State
Conf r e n &c of
Pastors in In
d i a n a polls on
THE Church of
Tomorrow"
This year will
mark the thirL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
GILLESPIE is IMPROVED
Condition of City Man, Injured
Tuesday, Is Better.

Thomas Gillespie, 2O40 North Me-
ridian street, a salesman for the
Prest-O-Lite Company, who was in
jured seriously in an automobile ac-
cident Tuesday near Dunreith, con-
tinues to improve slightly in st.
Vincent's hospital, attaches of the
hospital said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17

tieth big meeting" season of the
local Y. NJ. c. A. Throughout their
history the meetings have always
been in downtown theaters and are
held under the supervision of lay
men representing the Y. NJ. G. A.
and all denominations of the city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
ROBINSON WILL SPEAK
AT CHURCH RECEPTION
alaska. Land of Mystery and
Riches" Is Topic.

Senator Arthur R. Robinson will
be the principal speaker tonight at
an informal reception and dinner at
the young peoples night in the
Central Christian church. He will
speak on Alaska, Land Of Mystery
and Riches"
Senator and Mrs. Robinson, DR..
and Mrs. William A. Shullenberger
and the presidents of the young
peoples departments will be in a
receiving line to meet all young
people, from to $50.
Miss Georgia May Campbell is
general chairman Of the program
committee. Miss Margaret Swan
has charge of the social half hour.
Arthur Hupp will be POSTMASTER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

committeeman from Wisconsin, died
last night after a two-year illness.
Mr.. Wits was president Of a huge
aluminium goods manufacturing
concern and was regarded as the
patronage boss Of the state under
the Hoover administration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17

satisfied with the situation this
year. To date there have been
more than 225 carloads of apples
shipped out Of the territory. This
year much Of the early crop was
hauled to market by motor trucks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
BIG MEETING SERIES
STARTS HERE SUNDAY

City Y. NJ. C. A. Holds Thirtieth
Gathering at English'S.
DR.. Fred B. Smith, chairman OF
the executive committee of the
Worlds Alliance for International
Friendship. will open the Y. M. G. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
1888 STYLES IN
MEAT CUTS TO
Be DISPLAYED
Retail Dealers Will View
innovations at Show
Monday Night.

Now it's a style show for retail
meat dealers!
The announcement that Indian
apolis dealers have been invited to
a style show to be held here Monday
night, has created no end of in
terest among the men who supply
Indianapolis housewives with steaks,
chops and roasts. The show will be
held at the Murat theater.
This particular style show is an
innovation. Meat cuts are to be
displayed instead Of the usual fall
and winter modes in wearing ap-
parel. In charge of the show is E.
L. Neubauer, specialist of the ma
tional livestock and meat board. The
event is staged just previous to the
opening of The Times Cooking
School, where housewives Of the
city are to be made acquainted with
the 1888 styles in meat dishes.
Meat Modes Change
Mr.. Neubauer, who is recognized
as a national authority in his line,
vouches for the statement that
styles in meat cuts change just as
do styles in dresses, hats and mo-
tor cars.
While the complete list Of the new
meat cuts to be presented for the
approval of the retailers has not
been made public, it is known that
among those to be introduced are
such unusual cuts as top and bot
tom chuck rolls of beef, butterfly
pork chops and Saratoga lamb
chops.
Speaking of changes which have
taken place in meat buying, Mr..
Neubauer says: Meat is no longer
bought by the chunk The Ameri-
can housewife, purchaser of IS per
cent of the family meat supply, has
become a most discriminating shop
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PAGE %

and 235.O0o bushels are in storage
at Missouri Ozark points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
DOROTHY THOMPSON TO
SPEAK AT BLOOMINGTON

Writer to Address Theta Sigma Phi
on Dec. IL.
By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. II.
Principal speaker for the annual
matrix table banquet of Theta Sig
ma Phi, national Journalistic So
rority, Dec. II, in Alumni hall of
the Union building at Indiana. uni
versity, will be Dorothy Thompson,
journalist and wife of Sinclair
Lewis, novelist.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
RICARDO CORTEZ TO
WED RICH DIVORCE
Film Actor Says He'll Have Holly.
wood" Ceremony.

By United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 17.-Ricardo
.Cortez, movie actor. disclosed to-
day his engagement TO Mrs. Chris
tine Lee. wealthy Beverly Hills
divorce.
Mr.. Cortez, whose first wife, Alma
Rubens, actress, died a year ago,
said the marriage will take place as
soon as he finishes work in his cur
rent Aim.
We've already picked out our
house in Beverly Hills" Mr.. CorteZ
said And it won't be one Of those
Nevada Opponents either. We are
going to have q good old-fashioned
Hollywood. wedding"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
APPLE CROP is HEAVY

Missouri Ozark Shipments Reach
Total of 225 Cars.
By United Press
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Nov. II. -
Ozark apple growers generally are
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17
G. O. p. LEADER DEAD

Wisconsin Man Was State Job Boss
Under Hoover.
BIZ United Press
MANTOWOC. Wis. Nov. IL
George Wits, SIS, Republican national
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-17

Two hundred thousand persons
are engaged in the automobile man
ufacturing business in the United
States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28

gallon on all motor fuel used by vehicles operated over public streets and highways. It was continued in second reading for the day
 Five Senate measures were pas sed and two defeated in the House this morning, but one of the latter got another chance when notice of a motion for reconsideration of the vote was given.
 This was a measure to amend the Act relating to mothers pen sions. It sought to increase the allowance given mothers for one child to $25 from s15, and for more than one, to $20 for the first and SIS for the second and others. Ii also reduced the residential quail fications clause from two years to one. year.
 It was defeated on a tie vote. After the vote was taken and an- nounced Representative Kehoe gave notice that he would move for reconsideration tomorrow.
 Another measure affecting de- pendent children was passed - Senate Bill No. IT. It provides that the Board of Children's Guardians shall be appointed by the Gov ernor for three years unless re- moved, and fixes the maximum to be paid any institution for care of a ward of the Board at $25 per, month.
 Other measures passed were Senate Bills No. 88, protecting game stocked on public lands by the Territory; No. 81, authorizing .7.le stocking of pheasants on Bar anof and Kruzofs Islands No. 9S, providing method of reindeer branding, which the House amend ed to cover all domestic animals; No. 92, consolidating the Laws of the United States relative to the location and marking of mining claims.
 Senate Bill 90, to repeal section ?, Chapter 56, Session Laws ot 1927, providing the method ot establishing Improvement districts in municipalities, was defeated 5 to Il.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
GOVERNOR TR0Y ' TO NAME BOARD MEMBERS SOON
First Board of Education Nominations Are Ex-
 pected in Few Days

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28

the positions, it would not be pos sible for them to accept the places even though nominated" he de- clared. He pointed to the inhibition contained in section II of the Territory's Organic Act of 1912, which provides: That no mem Der of the Legislature shall hold or be appointed to any office which has been created. while he was a member, during the term for which he was elected and for one year after the aspirations of such term"
 The Board of Election was creat- ed by the present Legislature, And for that reason no member of it can be named by the Governor to serve in the Board
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
Belligerent Brazil State Is Now Ouieted

$40 PAULO, Brazil, April B. The state of Sac Paulo, which last summer staged a three-months re- bellion, has quieted. down to such an extent that two prisons have been closed. Postwar liberation of political prisoners left the two jails almost empty, and the police pa- rcled the other inmates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
| ABOR ME ASORE PASSES HOUSE;
 5 BILLS KILLED
Bill to Decrease Unemploy. ment Passes Insur-
 ance and Taxes Lose
Continued from Page one)

any particular kind necessary could not be obtained locally, and obtain permission from responsible Terri torial officers to employ nonresi- dents. il es W
 It requires that contractors pub fish notices that none except Am erican citizens and residents of AL aska are to be employed on Terri torial work under contract to them. A requirement. for maintenance of the going wage standard is also in- cluded. %
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
26 NATIONS IN MEET

ROME, April 28.-Entry of Bra gil and Chile has brought to 26 the number of countries that will take part in the 1884 world champion ship soccer series to be played in Italy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received by the City of Juneau up to 5 o'clock P. M., May 5, 1883, for the con- struction of a concrete sidewalk ap- proximately 200 feet long on Sew ard and Fourth Streets, Juneau Plans and specifications on file al the office of City Clerk. City re serves the right to reject all bids
 --adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28

Territory and who are in position as well as qualified to perform the duties imposed upon the Board.
 Many persons have been suggest ed by members of the Legislature and others interested in schools These are being given careful con- Sideration by the Governor. His nominations probably will be sent to the Legislature early next week
 Legislators Not Eligible
 Among the names suggested to Gov. Troy were members of the Legislature. Although they are undoubtedly highly qualified for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28

pals of disarmament security and cut of this, some sort of con- sultative pact is expected
 To-day the delegates to the Con- ference are tackling the problem of personnel limits for armed fore eS. t-sn 7stst .e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
Use Alaska Materials


 contract must specify that all sup plies and materials shall be pro- duced or manufactured in Alaska, price and quality being equal to that of the States.
 The measure fur her provides that the Governor and all Terri torial officials, city councils, school boards and other public officers and boards and commissions let ting awards for contracts on pub lie work or for supplies and mater ials shall give such contracts and purchase the materials and sup plies from businesses manufact- uring and producing the same in Alaska, provided that the bids and prices of the local concerns shall not exceed by seven per cent the lowest price or bidd' from outside of the Territory. The prices and bids are to be figured as at the. place of delivery and not of origin of shipment. ta I New Gas Tax Bill !, By permission of the House ! Representative Baronovich today substituted a general gas tax bill for the municipal gas tax pro- posal for by him in House Bill No. IA. The new measure would impose a tax of three cents per
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
DISARMAMENT SECURITY NOW
 BEING DEFINED
A m erican and French Spokesmen Reaching
 an Understanding

GENEVA, April 23.-The Aneri- can and French spokesmen today indicated that there is an un- derstanding regarding the princi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

HALF ACRE adjoining Highway at Salmon Creek Bridge. Fred Crowell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-28

LOST-Tan overcoat at Evergreen
 Gardens. Finder please call 479.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-06-15
WHAT IS THIS?

ICE CREAM SOCIAL next Friday afternoon and evening at Renders. Rain or shine. Public welcome-a good program promised.
 adv. THE MARTHA SOCIETY.