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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

! GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced teach
/ er. Beginners: review: speed dictation. Pri-
Vate lessons Moderate rates. Decatur 1884 j.
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Bolivian Club, 1855 10th NV.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. EVERY LocA-
sn st s[ee ST. Nn and oi ;1e .re E s5S is5y,e.
only $50. 2ll5 14th st. NV.
1lO0 EAST. CAPITOL ST. OVERLOOKING
refTiserstion: completely furn: adults $
rse APfs ALL tfct sEcffoSs SsR 6is fsP 2t8 3lP NW
ME. 1947 NIGHT. aE. 1896 a.
last 10th N.w-,LARGE FRONT ROOM
ia. R newly dec; sink. EaHse s blast set; com
CHOICE lst FL. R. K. B.. 10 WINDOWS:
clean: quiet. refined: service: cont; h ".
sm Y0T fSs F1R APT ss wscr
ssryyant,s By large living room. fireplace 1 or =
oed rooms. etc. 9l2 i9th st NV
1896 WK FOR 90 MOS. PAYS RENT OF
Apt j. 45s0 Ga ave. si59o. ~ '''''' .
NEAR, CAPITOL pa eth. ST .sE-F1RsT
noor front: z rooms. kitchen, bath. Frigid-
DOWNTOWN. 29O ENw-FRoNT: THREE
rooms. kitchen. private bath entire floor,
81 | per week to refined tenants. A.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH; HEAT. LIGHT.
A1 capitol Heights 457. ?.
MONTAGUE ST. NW.-MoDERN APT. IN
adv. 1nIr hSe rooms bath detached house
5onn, 500 ,:,I ST ME~NICEtY 90 sL FGRNIsHED; :.
preclate garage il desired
1924 ONTARIO PL. NV, NEAR 18th AND
Eai:r rssifie s5Is .ss: ksiviSs;SF faS: III:
nIShed for 500 Call 10 inspect, all day
SUNDAY sg,, or Or after $40 pm. week days;
ni.sss s. HsD y tssl lust 81 Z asslt5
Is 10th st. ne. $40.
1863 CALIFORNIA ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS.
elee. fefrileration. steam heat: near school.
Il: If aoos , Tss@s Pi}sssS:
reasonable rent. A.
LARGE, COzY ROOM. KITCHEN. SEMI
private bath 2nd-noor front: newly pspered;
adults: reasonable. 323 Md. ave. ne.
ensre oo4 soed locations near RMS bus
l., g., h. included; s3j. 1923 Irving st. ne
HuRToN 13Tr klab1n.tf. HALL Io
lively furnished; fireplace; radio. Frigid-
aire light Housekeeping; references; imme-
diete.
water heater. electric refriserator. screened
sleeping porch, ssrase. 1880 GARFIELD ST. NV.
aafsAsvsS s.i5 sR ol fopM sp rsa5 sss
2023 o st. PO. 2614.
124 Ord ST. NE.-HOMEY GROOM APT.
large. sunny rooms, porch, bath With shower,
cont. h. w.. every convenience.
CLEVELAND PARK-LIvING ROOM. BED
room. dinette. kitchen. bath. hall. two large
closets. Fieidsire; southwest exposure own
ers apartment. completely furnished sublet
for Winter. GRAFTON HOTEL. Rm; 3.!..
evenings; inspsction Sunday. 3o"4 Porter. st.
TwO-RoOM APT $3.50 WEEK: ALSO
large housekeeping room. So week. both
next bath. j12 18th st. ne.
NEAR 18th AND NEWToN-BED ROOM.
heater. unlimited phone electric refrieer-
alton. gas. electricity; $50. Columbia 1881
1901 RHODE ISLAND AvE.-ONE ROOM
kitchenette. next bath. studio couch. new fur
niture: private entrance: walktnE distance'
WANTED-RXLiABLE YOUNG LADY TO
share downtown. Furnished back apt. With
refined Girl; exeh.nte references; hve dol.
lars weekly; Call after 7:30 p.ra. WEST
1160. Apt. 102.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

AS9N CIT not ve 90 m sxeas.Rs GSg@h homsk. psee
Beautiful since double rooms. Southern
hc0okins: ami SS weekly De 33O!
% HAsvhsp 81 Dess igEnsass
1856 ST. NW-Desirable second floor
double room. mi-privste bath; also vacancy
for gentleman: - per week
1871 COLUMBIA RD-one or two rooms
second floor: suitable living and bed room
with without board. %
l1o" LAMONT ST NV : Owners lovely
home. open TO refined guests; choice home
cooked food; attractive rates.
PIG BANCROFT PL Nw-Attractive dou-
bic room twin beds excellent meals; reason
tt..d!. Est. N,WmLsrse, front room. Twin WI,
heated
COUPLE OR TWO MEN for double room
home near British embassv Aiso .tudio anHoIeu sp
Eith shower and private entrance. Phone
lsil KALORAAiA RD-S3j mo nice room.
sood breakfast and dinner private home
also double room. AID. sos.
aS dh
ins rooms excellent food service: ress. IA
l.95 B ST Sc furnished rooms, single
or double business couple preferred, excel
lent board. IL ad44-J -
nestiy furnished su!tsEIe for :. men o. MAJ
rltd couple coed meals ijli ith s.. nv.
4
1910 ALBEMARLE ST NV W-Brlsh, room
private family room. 81 weaE room
and board. so per month. CL. l":,l.
l3i0 GIRARD Attractive front room. Twin
beds. excellent meas home privileges
So. 80 apiece. CO. :!oUn.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED elevator apart
nlc.lt- IaTke bed rooms excellent meals. ID
services line >fu week double. 80
each month co U4G>. Apt "a
$500 MILLS AVE NE-LarEe igont room
with slcoyr, furD. unfurn.: room FOR
piano. uSe Of grill: quiet home adults: adj
park; meals optional; - week unfurn-. 1ne
person. NO. a5Is-J -
Bolivian e Club 1855 10th NV.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.


CLEVELAND PARK - Pleasant, well fur
nished warm room. with private bath
Cleveland IS40. ~
THE CHARLOTTE. 2l:0 p St NV, Apt -
Large front room. furnished with studio
couch; free telephone: 50 80 week. A.
DUPONT CIRCLE. l14i ST-BeautifuIly
furnished. large front room. twin beds; also
other double room: h.-wh.
I39 K ST NV. Apt. Very large; gas
electricity furnished. gas oven; convenient
location: SO weekly :.
633 ST. N.E.-Large. attrsct'vely fur
nished front room. d mi; private home -
RESEARcHMEN'S CLUB. 1907 Eye St
Ideal downtown location double, 500
apiece up; board optional $3.50 weekly ga
rage space. -
ATTRACTIVE: ROOM.
1865 California quiet. newly dec
GRATED. comfortable large closet. reasona bic
near > car lines. Pc. :145:;
ROOMS-UNFURNI
G410 GA. AVE. NV room. kitchen
80" % or . rooms kitchen. 80. 80; every
thing included: suitsb bic for = girls or couple
10 D ST SE.-3 rooms. kitchen and
bath, heat anG hot water. $50. Apply
SO3 A ST. sc. IL 1925. y
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DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY RE-
perm permits s easy sri psrkins. KIAPP wi WI o47ss.
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ATTENTION. MEN

ATTENTION. MEM Barber & Ross, Inc.
need the services of several wide-awake men
with sales ability. We offer a permanent
connection to those who qualify on the basis
of reasonable and satisfactory earnings. and
mornings between and 1890, 3rd floor
! III and G NV.
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fAYE VOITP EIIrIrRE CEPTAIN

rb7ch Tas eninyed y vrars of successf
business offers an EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR-
TUNITY to men and women with clean rec
ords and personality who desire to develop
earning capacity. 4 thorough and practical,
up-to-date course in life insurance. with
ninRs bv competent and experienced instruc-
tors. Certificate of efficiency and attractive
selling contract is offered to those who
qualify upon completion OF school Provi-
sion may be made to earn while learning
ber e. between 7 and pm. j E. Nc
Combs Room GA Union Trust Building
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HNO1"COHIOIN OVCNDLD'
GREENEs SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
Night and day classes Terms. NINE. LOUISE
IN charge. ME. S623. 225 Nat Press Bldg. s.
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We have position for :: gentlemen who
are anxious TO make a connection OF merit
with concern of unusual standing both as
TO quality Of products and finances. where
personal efforts and ability are the only
measuring stick to your success. We have
splendid unit Of sale. paving a commission
Of better than $3.50 per order. Applicants
must be able TO furnish references be be-
tween the ages of os and 50 and have had
sales experience, Apply by letter. giving full
sonal interview will he arranged in Wash
ineton Address SALES MANAGER. Suite
1915. 80 E. 42nd st. New York City.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MIAMI, CHARLOTTE. ATLANTA. ALL
points South Wanted. 3 passengers. rea-
sonable rates. Sedan leaving Monday. CL.
4542. A.
DRIVING 1888 CHEW SEDAN ATLANTA.
Ga. Dallas. Tex. Los Angeles. Calf. Also
Miami. Fla Take passengers all or part
way: share expenses: ref exch. North 49,
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USED TIKES.
Good. serviceable used tires that have been
traded in on the sale of new Miller tires.
81 and Up.
Guaranteed Tire Co., Miller Tires
1910 Pa. Ave. NV.
GAS RANGE BARGAIN.
Exceptional values in and recondi-
toned gas ranges Guaranteed Connected
ST. NV. Ma. S905.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FRENCH POODLEs males and 2 females,
! year old; prize winners; pedigreed; parent
dogs imported. Call 2S41 McGill terrace.
VETERINARY STATION-Remedies. soaps
and supplies for dogs. cats: pets and small
visit L. H. Dav 4 Co.. l4tl & p SITS. NV.
TOY FOX TERRIERS, s4-s7; beautifully
marked; none better; milch goats Payne's
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. eligible for
A. X. C. register; will trade for guns and
rifles. Georgia 550,.
YOUR DOG given a sanitary bath. complete
lv eliminating fleas and dried with electric
drier. all for 81. DR.. Locke's DOG and Cat
Hospital. 1422 Irving st. NV. CO. O514.
TRAINED BEAGLES: satisfaction guaran-
teed Geo. DIeyer. 4o15 Sargent rd. ne.
Brookland. d. c.
PUPPIES Boston terriers, pedisreed. Phone
Adams 5902. 1909 18th st. NV.
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man 10 70 % WIN cNeCutiVe ablIltY and
pleasing personality who has had experience
IN meeting the public end can show evidence
Of having earned from S.'.G00 to StO.0no
per ? mum. The opening is a good oppor;
Iaf11t ioa The T5s:i-t nan who can fford
start Position permanent Opportunity for
advancement excellent. Give full details and
phone n"mber- All replies confidential Ad-
dress Box l09-K. star Once
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1865 Calitornia--Clean. quiet. newly dec.
GRATED. comfortable: large closet. reasonab bic
near :, lines. PO .45:;.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
COLORED GIRL. experienced wishes part
time work MORNINGS evenings. North
469i
COICRED WOMAN wants part or full time
place: can s~rve and Will stay in with chill
dfen: ref. AID. :;:}l5-J.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. good cook and
lsundress; stay nights; reference. Apply
1895 18th St
GIRL. colored. wants gh.w part time, laun-
d1ess. any kind of work: reference. 134 :
Corcoran st North 1877.
GIRL. colored. wishes part-time or maid
position: reference. 221S 18th pl NV.
Potomac b479.
GIRL. .colored. wants Job as once maid o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a07 n. Y. ave- 7. b.. .............. - 50
CHAS W. KING JR., 907 n Y. Ave. Il
502 EAST CAPITOL ST.-ENTIRE FLOOR
larse front living room. southern exposure
larse bed room. kitchen ana bath: G
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TROOP MOVEMENT
 SOUTH GREAT WALL,
 WOULD BE \ PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 23.- The American government is dis posed to regard Japan's campaign in Jehol as a part of the larger Manchurian problem, demanding no new statement of policy. How ever, a troop movement south of the Great Wall would raise new international problem, it was stat ed in high official quarters. %
 This statement was issued after Raymond BoSquet, counsellor ot the French Embassy, called at the State Department and inquired what measures the United States was prepared to take to defend foreign interests at Pieping.
 Under Secretary of State Castle informed him no special plans were being made beyond those constantly in effect for lnterna- tional action in defending the le- gation quarters at Pieping.
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NO FURTHER MORAL OBLIGATION REMAINING
 FOR DISARMAMENT

GENEVA'S, Jan. p, -Germany's demand for arms equality will be among the major considera lions facing the committee Of the World disarmament conference when it's sessions begin here today.
 Germany bolted the conference last summer and has consistently insisted On being allowed arms equality before going ahead with a discussion of arms reduction in fact or in principle.
 The Germans declared other na- tions promised at Versailles to dis arm but that they have failed to live up to their agreement and Germany therefore had no further moral duty to remain unarmed.
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OVERTHROW PRESENT JAPANESE GOVERNMENT
 BELIEVED PROBABLE

TOKYO, Jan. 23.-The overthrow of the present government headed by Premier Admiral ViScOunt Salto despite pleas for unity at home in the face of disturbances abroad, was believed probable, as deputies to the 64th session of the Imperial Diet gathered here.
 The cabinet approved Foreign Minister Uchidas modification of proposals by Sir Eric Drummond, secretary general of the League of Nations. for settling the Chi nese Japanese dispute in Manchu- ria.
 The Seiyuka opposition party however, holding strong represen- tation in the lower house, remain ed aloof and critical of the Saito MiniStry's program in China and at home.
 Their opposition during the diet session may cause the cabinet to resign.
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JAPAN MAY RETIRE
 FROM THE: LEAGUE:

GENEVA, Jan. 23, A decision by Japan on whether or not to quit the League, conciliation moves in the Manchurian contro- versy which, having failed, is expected at the meeting of the Lytton committee of 19 today.
 Japan's decision depends on whether the committees report condemns the Japanese for their actions in Manchuria last year, and reaffirms the policy of non- recognition of the socalled new state of Manchukuo which Jap an set up,
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FAITHFUL WEEK BEFORE
 LEAGUE OF NATIONS

GENEVA, Jan. 23, Confronted with unbending Japanese defiance, and indirect hints from China that Japan is unfit for the League of Nations membership, the League today enters what may be one of the most fateful weeks in it's his tory.
 Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese spokesman indirectly suggest ed that Japan be expelled from the League. He characterized Jap an as disturber of peace in the Far East.
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CHINESE TROOPS WILL
 BE SENT hGA|NsT JAPS
 HOLDING RUINED C|TY

TOXIC, Jan. 23, Marshal c. H. Liang, Chinese governor at Peiping, has ordered troops sent against the Japanese positions at ShanhaikWan ir an attempt to re- capture the ruined city at the sea edge of the Great Wall, it was re- ported yesterday by the Japanese garrison at ChinchoW.
 The Japanese report stated Mar shal Chang had ordered Gen. Ho Chi Kuo, Chinese field command CT, to prepare an offensive.
 Chang, meanwhile, was said to have dispatched his Sixth brigade into Jehol through Miyun and Kupeikuo, to stand off Japanese and Manchukuon troops moving against Jehol city.
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SECOND ATTACK

YOKOHAMA, Jan. g, Strikers demanding conference with of ficials of the Singer Sewing Ma chine Company, American-owned, rioted for the second time at the manufacturing plant Sunday un- til 45 were placed under arrest. They were subsequently released. Last week the rioters wrecked the offices Of the firm.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
DRASTIC SCALING OF
 WAR DEBTS CERTAIN

LONDON, Jan. 23, Drastic seal ing down of the British war debt to the United States was regarded here Sunday as virtually certain.
 The government prepared its case for presentation during the forthcoming debts conversations in Washington.
 British regard the Hoover -Roose- welt accord on reopening the en- tire debt problem as definite indi- cations the United States is will ing to reduce the present debt far below present payments.
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CALIFORNIA STORM
 CLAIMS THREE LIVES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23, - Leaving at least three dead the alleged Alaskan storm that hit California Saturday continued it's alleged icy trek throughout the weekend.
 The high Sierra's saw heavier packs of snow, cold rains fell in termittently from Eureka to Los Angeles, with traces in San Fran cisco where the mercury dropped to 40 degrees. Forecasts called for more rain.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
GUEST TAXES LEAD
 ARIZONA GOLF OPEN

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. B. Play ing par shattering golf, Charles Guest, Los Angeles, and Emory Zimmerman, Portland, Ore, each carded 69 at the end of the first 18 holes to tie for the lead in the S18,OOO Arizona Open.
 Tom Teller, first San Francis can to finish, turned in a 78
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
FRENCH A|RMA|L PILOT
 REACHED DESTINATION

BUENOS AIRES, Jan B, Jean Mermoz, the French airmail pilot, who piloted six passengers across the South Atlantic from Africa to Brazil between breakfast and din- ner, arrived in his machine yes terday from Rio de Janeiro.
 The last leg of the flight was de- layed when the airplane became stuck in the Brazilian mud
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
ENGLISH PREMIER |S
 LIKELY TO VISIT l. $. A

LONDON, Jan. g, Premier Ramsay Macdonald probably will personally head Great Britain's mission to the United States to discuss war debts with President Elect Roosevelt in the spring.
 Premier Mcdonald regards the debt question as one of the great est facing his government. and would be inclined to handle it him self rather than entrust so vital and delicate a task to another.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
AUTO SK|DDED, MOVIE
 STAR IN HOSPITAL

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. B, When her automobile skidded into a tree during a rain Sunday, Thelma Todd, featured movie actress, was slightly injured,
 She was taken to the California hospital where it was said an ex- animation revealed she had suf- fered cuts on the left cheek and ear and an injured side.
 Her husband, Pasquale de Cicco, a broker, was shaken up.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
NICARAGUA |S UNDER
 STATE 0F SIEGE

MANAGUA,, Nicaragua. Jan. 23, The government in an official statement yesterday announced a continuance of the state of siege under which all of the Re- public, except four provinces, was placed Saturday.
 Dispatches from San Juan del Sur Saturday said the Senate had decreed a state of siege for all the Republic except the provinces of Rivas, Granada, MasSaya and Carazo.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
sNOWsL|DE SWEPT
 MINER 10 DEATH

LOS ANGELES, Jan. g, The story of 8 snowslide that swept a man in his own cabin down Sold water canyon slope to bury and probably kill him in it's wreck age, was told by a delirious and half-clad frozen miner.
 The man, s. Geyer, stumbled into a ranger cabin at Camp Boni- ta, in the San Gabriel mountains, his blue body covered only by a night shirt and some gunny sacks.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
.PARACUAyAN POSITIONS
 REPORTED CAPTURED

LAPAZ, Bolivia, Jan. 23, Cap ture of several important Para guayan positions on the Fort Ma nawa front in Chaco by Bolivian infantry units, was claimed by the government.
 Their infantry is gradually ad- vancing on Fort NanaWa under a heavy artillery barrage. Bolivian airplanes bombed Paraguavan trenches.
 The Paraguayan causualty fig ureS last night showed that there were 400 dead and 600 wounded.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
sPRFCkELS PROBABLY
 WILL. STAY AWAY NOW

HAVANA, Jan. 23, Cuban off, cials ordered the S1,O0O bail post ed by Adoplh B. Spreckels, young San Francisco sugar heir and coxswain, forfeited and issued an order for his arrest should he re- turn.
 The bail was posted last week when customs agents found con- traband Marajuana cigarettes in his baggage.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
TOM-TOMs ECHOED
 INDIAN RESERVATION

ASHLAND, Wis, Jan. 23, The rythmic monotonous beat of ton- toms echoed and re-echoed thru the Bad river reservation Sunday as Chippewa Indian braves buried their medicine man" Maboz. who was known as The Little Rabbit" Y"
 Waboz was II years old when he died. He was buried with his head tC the West so that when the Resurrection comes he will awake facing the East.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
KOREANS ALLEGED ID
 HAVE ATTACKED OFFICIALS

SHANGHAI. Jan. B, -Uncon- firmed reports from Kuomin, Chin csc News Agency, declared General N(uto was slightly injured and Cheng Hsiao Hseu, Premier of Manchuria, was hurt seriously, when member Of the Korean in dependence party attacked them at he Hsinkink railway station.
 Japanese detained General Hsi HSia, Governor of Kirin province, on suspicion.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
ALL-AMERICANs
 DEFEATED PACKERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. B. -E-- nie Meyers, Stanford's All-American star, led the Pacific Coast All Stars to a 13-6 victory Sunday over the Green Bay Packers in the second annual Knights of Colun- bus football game at Kezar stad- ium.
 Thirty-five thousand fans saw Meyers bring his team from be- hind to defeat Red" Oranges lads from the East. The Green Bay Packers are three time champions of the National professional league.
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.F|RE: THREATENED
 DESTRUCTION QF TRACK

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. g, Fire of mysterious origin on Saturday burned out 15O feet of track on the Key systems Oakland pier and threatened destruction to the two mile trestle and tying up morning traffic.
 Fire department officials eSti- mated the damage at more than $1O0,OO0. Service on the pier was not expected to resumed until to- day.
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BITTER FIGHT 0N
 BUDGET ESTIMATES

PARIS, Jan 23.-A bitter fight between Finance Minister Henry Charon and the Chamber of Depu- ties finance committee appeared inevitable as the committee pro- ceeded to strike out provisions in Charons budget estimates.
 Charon denied, however, that he would resign, but said he would flight to the bitter end"
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BILL. WOULD ABOLISH
 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

SACRAMENTO, Calif., Jan. 23,- Thirty-seven members of the as sembly introduced a bill to abolish capital punishment in California and substitute life Imprisonment without hope of parole as the pen atty for first degree murder
 The measure carried more names than any other bill in the history of the legislature.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
RAISING OF EXCHANGE
 RATES BOOSTED MARKET

WELLINGTON, N. E., Jan. 23, - Prices of commodities, stock mark ct shares and transportation rates, have taken a marked rise since last weeks Cabinet order raising exchange rates of the New Zealand pound.
 The infraction measures has had definite repressions.
 Quotations of stock exchanges markets bounded up to par and in some cases, over par.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
JUDD BACK IN CELL

FLORENCE Ariz., Jan. g, - Winnie Ruth Judd was taken back to her cell in the state prison he~e where, in a concrete hut in cor ner of the yard, she lives alone with her mother. She is doWncast, tired and completely worn out from her experinece on the wit ness stand at Phoenix last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
CASHIER HELD SACK

SMAKOVER, Ark, Jan. 23.-TWo bandits forced five employees to lie on the floor and robbed the bank of Smakover of $6,500. The cash fer was handed a sack by the ban dits and told to get the money. After receiving the money the rob berS fled.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
PHILIPPINES MAY
 JOIN LEAGUE IF NATIONS

GENEVA, Jan. B, An applica- ton to admit the Philippine Is lands to membership in the League of Nations following independence was filed here Saturday.
 The move was described as un- official but that responsible off cials had started negotiations with both the Philippine government and the United States.
 The motion followed the vote.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
BRILLIANT RACING
 SEASON QN AT MIAMI

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 23.-The Mi ami Racing Association opened it's 45-day winter meet with a brilliant program to a capacity crowd.
 Mrs. s. H. Fairbanks Gold Step won the six furlongs inaugural; Con Amore was second, with Dyak third. The winner earned S2,30O. Gold Step paid S2.7O for S2.0o ticket.
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WIDESPREAD SEARCH

VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan. B, - Believing that Lee Schleising- CT, socially prominent and head of the Portland department store whose automobile was found in the Columbia river December 28 is still alive, Sheriff R. McCrite ordered a widespread search instituted for him.
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so HE MARRIED THE GIRL

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. B, John P. Hewrne, known to stage, screen and radio followers as Moran and Mack" blackface comedy team, will be married today in Mexico to Miss Mamie Harrison, 19, of Dallas.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
ASSUMES COMMAND

PARIS, Jan. B, Brig. Gen. s. H. Ford, military attache at the embassy here since November ', 193O, sailed on the SS Leviathan from Cherbourg for New York. He will go to Vancouver, Wash, to as sume command of the Fifth army brigade.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-01-23
STREETS RAN RED

BERLIN, Jan. g, While Adolf Hitler, leader of the National So- cialists, rode safely in a high powered car to and from 3 demon !~tration Sunday by the NaziS, there was bloodshed on the streets and the police reported 9 per sons had been injured and one killed.