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PutOutS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON


The Griffmen's pitchers
couldn't hold a ON e-r u n
lead. even with the aid Of the
national Army. Benny Bort
nick, wrestling referee, can't
wait until the first bOatlOad Of
watermelOns docks at the local
wharves. George Meek attuneS
his ears to the baseball radio
brOadcasts on his off days. :.
Ray ImpeIIittiere should adopt
some useful occupation before
his head becomes a boxing gull
lOtine. Johnny RatinO, who
maintains the Griffmen will fin
ish in the first division, recently
was hitched. John Henry HiSer
is circulating posters annOun-
cling the Baer.BraddOck fight
pictures are being exhibited at
his State Theater in Bethesda
until Saturday. Jack ESpey,
Gabe Murphy and Bill Hotel,
despite the summer heat, are
thinking Of football.
r. D. "KlOndyke" Morgan, de-
spite more than a score Of years
of firing at clay pigeons, has .
pair of sharp, blue eyes that
men many years his junior
would give more than gold to
own John Harville and
Johnny BOweS think there's
nothing in Joe Louis record
that should warrant his selec-
ton as a favOrite over Primo
Carnera That's why we're
picking the giant Italian, who
has fought a better grade Of
fighters.
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SEEDED STARS
REACHF|NALS

CHICAGO, June 25.-Fifteen
of the 81 completing schools had
been trimmed from the ranks as
the fifty-first annual intercolleg-
late tennis tournament rolled into
the third round today.
The 80 surviving players in
cluded all the seeded stars, al
though several were extended in
winning their matches yesterday
in the first and second rounds.
The schools put out Of the run
ming included Blackburne, Cincin-
natl, Michigan State, Michigan,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania and
Williams.
Billy schommer, Of Minnesota,
provided the most spectacular bat
tie of the day, winning over Fred
Whitman, of Princeton, Ga, IS.
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Official Notices

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD, Washington. D. c.. June 25.
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act. that remonstrants
ing Of such licenses. and that hearing will
be had on such applications for licenses
on On, July R,.1 10, 1895 at 10 A; NJ; in Room
Goldman, Retailers Class B. s2b Kennedy
taiier's Glass B. S40 v st.. N. we. W. George rye
W. Offutt. Agnes K. Mason. Isaac Gans.
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
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Bids and Proposals

U. s. FEDERAL WAREHOUSE. Office of
the Office Manager-Sealed bids in
duplicate subject to the conditions con-
tained herein will be publicly opened in
furnishing all labor and materials and per-
forming all work for "SA" and "AE"
Divisions. additional dictograph installa-
tion. etc, at this building in accordance
with the specification. copies of which
may be obtaiRed from the office manager
only. J. H. 4ehaefer. Office Manager,
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Auto Service

American Auto Wr0eksrs 227S 9 HW....pE S7e9
Henry L Poole lS42 II o.. Se.....":I! ?SS9
GaeftReTS Auto Service resF T1S n Cap. MA l259
James Murphy 1909 II nv Isl e5eS
RaybestOs Brake Service 61T N z sv....DI 0Sl6
Watt's Garage rear 1872? o nv NO S2IO
18th St Garage, r G Willie 1909 18th nv
Featherstone serv Ansle 1908 N AZ NO e0eS
AutO Brake Service CO 427 < NV @E 92oe
Auto UphoIstery Cleaned: TlralIa Process DI 7SIS
Browns Auto Repair 1901 18th nv .... NO S9S0
.ohnSoH Auto Repair 1918 Ga ave nW... NO 1910
Reference
5 Auto Glass shOp l9oS . soA.... ~ es!s:y
IaxIcabs 110S 18th NV nW.......s....s..s..ME Xxx
Call Carl ina 6l4 n nv. nW.................0I2 .0I 211S
Perry Mason 2l55 Champlain Ut NV. Go Ie2e
Mecemas 0IdSmoblIe Ser rear l2l9 %. MA SSH
Modern Auto Body wkS 2115 NJ NV. me 1zsI
National Auto TOP cp 21lS "a nW..... De 2349
No Washington 81 Garage AlsS VS....AIcS , 2.01
PhIIIB A TOISOn l701 3 nv ......... NO SS14
Senator's Auto Wash S0o 204O Ga AZ NV NO SSIA
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST eat q EIea Co 1927 Goth nv NE 00eS
elnelI Z Glover Bat EIee Ser 260S Pa ~ We 2AIO
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Beverages g. Liquors

a LVuuOr Co 1905 Columbia I'd NV. LAD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2449 19 Nv. ........ .AD 4See
APe IlauOF Store 1882 Tth gp NV. .......0E 684I
Ambassador Beer Z Liquor 2465 1S nv. 90 I22e
Ambrogls 0eIleateSSeD IL b Tls ~ nv. NO 2Q20
AfIas LIau0P Co . l. ne .,,,ME 4272
Cairo Llquor ehop 1918 ~ nw.........M0 97I2
Central lIQuOP Store 5lS nv. ..........ME7 77SS
COsta's CORfectlOnery $40 llth NV GO 7I@S
Eelksr's lIquOr Store S70e Go ave W....C0 SS52
2 D Ilguor Stare S249 Nj Pleasant. .....C0 2%20
Hyman's Llquor shOp Sl2S Ns PlsssanS. co 4SSs
laffs Liquor Store 2ol Q NV. uw..........1l l5!2
lO.kO IlquoP store 1880 Ella sV N0......l IL 7Il4
AuIhsrIa'e LlquOr Store II q nv. $500. Nc 9S5S
PIVsF's DsIIeate.son Liquor $50 1e wee S9SIS
Plaza wine Z LlQu0F Store S0S N CAP. ~ 9e7e
Relics LlQuoF Store 1769 q st NV. W.......M0 eSIe
Reliable Liquor Store 9321 u nv 4S2S
Oanmy's IlQuOe StOFsv I34S GAth NJ W. DE. 999S
San Elas Bil6 Ga av NV ,,,...,.,,s..,0E 6oS0
Services GI0ueP she's lOT B I o. R0..o..0E 0l0S
8 L1auoP store 62S Pa ~ s0..o..ssss..l ~ ez2z
Spanish store 1885 nth nW........sso.0E l19e
StSeImaR's IIuUoP Store 9746 l4 w.. co 6767
True Blue lTQusP Store 1888 Wis ~ nW.WE IS4e
VIRta9e wine & LIqu0P Store 2610 Conn ~ co ISSS
YOFk wine q LIQuOe StOr0 S6S7 0O ~. go SeSS
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Beauty Salons

GiSSs s"suty salon 2sss BIadsnb'G I'd N: i ssss
aimee HanTelM 9SS 12 NV. NE 9S9S
ARgels Beauty Shop 1911 Adams Mil I'd 60 !S!SS
Arde Beauty shcB 99OS IA nw...........c0 loss!
Betty'S 1888 Col I'd nv. w................C0 I0S2l
eob's. Beauty ShoD 22S UpshuF nw..... GO eSs!
6OnnIe erae 61S 7th NV nw........o..Ms ~ S0SS
cSsmstIsus Beauty shop s151 NJ Pre nv 90 1Io1
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV NE SeIe
Curtis Beauty Salon S41e "a av....... co ~
Elizabeth Davis 1903 = e nv ;:'.w! !: S.SS 4SS
Dorothy sho1p0 $50 Earle bg .......... NE sIe2
DOTS Beauty Shop 1907 81 nv. w..........WE 22H
Earle Beauty Salon 521 Is nv .....o....@E SSSS
EstheP's Beauty Salon 649 b ne..........L! 10y
w. e'HT DTsnS s' .vSH sos .s.t ni Ia ~ CO SO
Irene Beauty Parior 5000 u NV, co $3.50
Jacks HaIrdressing Salon E16 II UW... 0I SSS!
Joe PalanS ls4S Conn AZ ~. .. ''' ME G 81 81
L.. ,ui.s SssT E.rfs:nS SHSs:S IL isss Nv
GsWs's I ssaUty salon YiO IL aw........ ME Ie3S
MarInsIIO Approved ShoD 1908 Is UW.. 93oS
p: p:': c.ss sI.ti'; s., iS e sSso e soo ~
Ruth VIfaIe Beauty Salon l1OS " ~ OW NE eS2e
WOsdIey ,Pk. TSwers 2737 DsVunshirs DI C9 SSeS
Wo0dhUfB 176S Col I'd ......s.s..CVI OSSO
Acme Beauty SaI0a o . HW..'...'.M.Sn "a SSSSS SssS
S@%ys's iSS ssausy Salon ss1 4 nv. 10 100
Betty BooP Shop lllS o st nv. .......UE S@4S.y
Fleming Beauty shOppe 1914 v q nW... NO eS19
Relsa's Beauty Salon 800 "a W......... @E SIe2
L y.f ~ s..aS 1SsG s.on S@ 1Sii Yea ss
NarTonstte Beauty ShsD 1918 You HW. NO eSI9
NObsrta's Beauty Salon S1S Fla ave Nv. mo IOSS7
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Special Notices

TO DRY CLEANERS
About April 10 / sent four suits and
white vest for cleaning from 1443 Bel.
mont N. W. Company having these is
asked to deliver them to 1928 P St. N. W.,
or call DE. O546. w. B. CUNNINGHAM.
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CapVtoI View Watch Shop 204 lSO o.. ~ 6694
0sfibauGh Eye Glasses Il ct nW......@E SS4S
sSS IsTSnson ~YOur JOvoIsr lY2O Pa ave uw MA seas
I G MOSby 1871 u se NV ..........:..M0 NO z%4l
PIitts 1880 Yth.1S02 q st NV. DE SIS2. ME Sis
A n SummeraII $3.50 III ave nv JSWelry Repairs
The Watch Shep 723 11th nv
L ? Weber 213 Pa 0vO 20 ............IS SZSS
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
Columbia JOWOIry ShOp 1894 Col I'd NV. GO 7OSJ
PLATING
D o PVatVAV Q POIIshlnS Co SO L SG NV MA SS7A
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Cleaners G Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

A a n ClOanIno q Oyers Co 2O5l Ga 0V DE $3.50
H1IisA cIeSnSrS 4 OvefS 9SS Hsmilton nW GE 6253
9sfeSar SerVIeS 20S0 S7 nw ....,.,. c. 4S32
Rsss~ n SIaka 1S42 You Il nv ,,.,,,DE 5i62
r sv.ns SeoS 1ith NV ,,..,,AO 6200
ian 81 cIcSnsFS 1 Dysrs 2s19 IL uW. co sS76
NV" 'c Cleaners q Oysrs as2s n nv -. co $50
ParkViev Cleaners. DyerS S215 14th NV 40 SSss 9SSs
atrat9OFd CPrS 0yerS 1901 N aV nv W 19es ~
Wakefield Cleaners Dyers 12s Ind AZ nv MA 100"
RU0 CLEANING
Luwln RUG cIeanIns Co 1928 1th nW....M M0 g.SS
Mark KOShlShIaR 1914 Conn ~ MA oSS0
VALET SERVICE
Blue Ribbon VaIet ShO~ 409h King q Alex We.
ersnd c'traI Valet shOU 1342 ~ Nv NJ SSeS
Tens Valet ShoP 1877 l3 NV ..., "a z.S zzus
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
WE5EnI! : !. ( IS 71lAES

BUSINESS OFFICE. 1917 q 81. n, ".
RATES DELIVERED By CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washington Times daily 10 deliVU
cred By carrier at 10 cents per week:
daily Times and Sunday Herald, IS cents
per week: daily TimeO and Herald Daily.
20 cents per week: daily Times and Herald
daily and Sunday. 2B cenrS per week, and
Sunday only. 10 cents per week.
Orders can DO sent BY mail or telephone
District $3.50. Collection 70 made weekly
By carries
RATES By MAIL
Payable in advanced
Herald Only Times Only
1 month -. $3.50 1 month 80. $3.50
8 monthS.... 1.2S 3 months. =. 1.26
I year: 6.00 I yeaE:; 500
Herald or T1mOO
Sunday Only and Sunday
! month ..o..&0.60 month o...&O.9S
months. ESQ o months. 500
year. 500 year.. 500
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Furniture & UphoIsterins

FURNITURE
Albert Ingfaham Credit Furniture ....... IL 1850
Thompson erOS 1920 Good Hope rd %. ...lI O5S6
UPH0LSTERIN0 AND &LIPC0VGRS
p [ Armstrong S412 Rhode island OV 10 ny 04.J
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th NV. %. .AO 00lI
eethosda ROfInIn0 Go es29 Wis ave. -. WIS 2S22
Flash
capitol UphOIsterInG Co S4ly nth uW. co $3.50
Thos KInS e21 Thayer ~ Sill spg Nd 81 I7S4
6 " MeAIlSteF UpholsterlR0 205 King Alex $50
North Capitol UphOIstery 1901 Cap ct 20 2954.M
Robertson Awning ShOP 215 Ind ave uV va 6S6I
W r SPELLS 1885 11th NV .............P0 02i7
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

SISS cS%SansIIa orthOpsdIo Shoes su3 18th ~
SSH1n; So1 a,,IIt,I ,H Tt9 1,Sf : 9Itb s7ss
shirt & Dress Hospital TIA 9th NV. -. 20 057I
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A p Registers Forms 927 18th NV. DI 75S7
National Cash Register Co. 1908 b nW.. MA 1878
FURRIERS
Little America Fur shOp 26oS 14th nv. .AD sSo1
Joseph RoeRdoH S1Y 11th NV. MA ISIS
ZIrkIn sons S21 14th nW........ME ais
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2629 Conn ~ A0 0A60
LEATHER GOODS
w KInB I'll 18th NV ,.......NA <2A2
COrFS Bicycle & Repairs 6535 III ave.. .0E 22S9
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Printing & Engraving
Professional Services

Professional Services
CoIonIc Iris PhysIothorapy Masseuso :. .DI SO7I
Or A N Moore Chiropractor 1900 NV. MA A7SI
Alec OIL Massage by Grad Nurse ,,., co 1884
DiaqnosIs Test Condition Of T. BE. CO 1854
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke Method w DI 8400
Or n W Harris Dentist 1342 You ct NV. NO 7I62
Or ] R Francis Dentist 1924 18th N0 5639
James 100 Eye nv Scalp Specialist I. DI 8240
L N Ioeknart Masseuse 1I10 18th ct NV. MA S56S
Or MeCIaren Masseur Kresge bldg. .... DI 64I2
Or Nelson (specialistl 404 Vth d UW Treatment
free One weeks medicine S1.0O
Dr Seott's indian NED Ca 1908 9th NV. 70 sos
ScalB Treatment for Gentlemen -. IL 1852
Wash Business Bureau 228 Bond bldR MA 072A
Or W Cameron Foot Spec 1917 18th. NO 84s2
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment ~ 4049
Parrish Evans OaV Nursery Permit 613 III 7656
VETERINARIAN
z 2 Muffin 80l4 N NV ... WE 1884 Alex 2099
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Radio-Refriqerators
Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 b WI 2s4S
soyds School Of Sect 1888 St nv 80. MA 23A2
Columbus University 1923 18th NV DE s44S
Mae OaVlSOn OancIn8 1929 N St ....... MA SS4I
The
Miss Floods KIndersartsn 1922 Mass eve NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 @ ct NV Ma 4092
POteets Business College 14th & Eye etc MA 47I7
StaRfleId Sect SchOOI TO 14th NV :. -. Dl 1888
Southeastern University 17s6 9 Ct NV. ma S250
WhltmOre Sect School 1910 h st Ow... ..ME 690l
Williams Inst. Of Music 81S T ct NV. NO $50
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Electrical Service

Con EIss shOp $40 Fla avs nv. ........ NO s6lS
Fearing Flee Co 1888 18th NV 80. co I425SM
K' 5 .. E::S. hSs1S s,s ssS aSp aA sss
Reliance RadI0 Co 1881 ct NV .......ME HIl
Regal Elec Co $40 UpshuH ct NV ...... co 839I
E Smith go Howard I'd OO........lO 602SR
Lecate
{ Warren 1905 N q NV w........MA eeSs
R Watson CO .... co 0468 80 At 2I20M
TurberVIIe Ino l722 Conn aV :. -. NO 9A07
Kent white EI Cent 500 King ct Alex W. Tel 3
whiting & HerrIty 110S 9th nw.........MA S9e2
Geo G WormIey 547 Fla ave nW.........N0 S9lS
LOcKsMITH
Jaek's Lock O Ksy ShOB 117S 18th uw.. ma Ss79
Try Nc Lock Co 22l1 18th nw..... ...DE S677
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CLASSIFIED


REAL ESTATE
4 HoushtOn q Co sO9 18th NV :. Ol 7SSe
corpOratlOn Construction Loans, 1910 st. n. W.
R.n Estn: MStSs'; and eusr1" :os
SMALL LOANS
AutO Mart 2SO5 Ga ave nv ..... CO G7210
n GrssnbaGm 1904 Eye q SW.........GE sss2
Stat: Lean Co $50. R ! az. NJ Rainier De ssss
RO,,In Lean Co Ro,slyn Va '..........W .WI s4sO
Moving 6 Storage
H.stats Transfer Co local. long dist E. .DI S72e
3 W Transfer Co l342 W ct NV MO 1898
Gail JackSOn'S Express Co lo29 " q Nv 20 1898
v curIss sOsS Nicholas ave 60. .......,AT MI2
Curtis ITansfer 1S!O T st nv .......DE 2SSS
easIs transfer c. ' iss H;s Z ne .'O So
EeklnUton Transfer Co 1918 eth nO. ..... II S7S2
S%s". 1PsS, T9sS I'm ssro", + .o sss
Neal Samuel's Express 1851 goth NV. 0S03
Park View q Pct Ex s7Os Ga ave OWco OoS4
Reliable Local MoyIns 292 o 1t OO......L! sIS7
G o sWofford 1919 Eth NV .........DE 0Iso.l
SPRINGS 4 Sons 60s N Az nw......... Me 8s2a
wn. wI Loci. S'i S LIN. 81 81 c. 900 King A.. t's S
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Ine eos ! ave ne 20 ISee
PIumbine-Heatine
Charles BroOme 6l4 st ns....AT SSS7
A n Hawkins 1903 T at nv ..........N0 9I82
John W HlgdOn $500 10th % ........PO 022s
Many
Call Sutton, res plumbsr 1909 NV no ssOs
Bob Vranich pIbs 4 hts 1884 King d Alex We
Printing & Engraving
Acme Printing Co 7Os 18th NV MA 1853
BoIand Social EnsP 1919 ct Suite sos Ma 2s44
courant Press Inc 1889 Wis ave uW.....WE $500
Doing Press InO l24S goth NV Ma 2I28
Gibson Bros inc 1919 I st nW..s.....MA 1887
GOOdharts 1914 Fl at nv .......... MA 8l72
The Law Reporter Printing Co Law Briefs MA 0S2S
Time
Modern Press 1918 9th NV w...........NA $50
Rhode island Ave Press 2O2A ave ne NO s46S
W r Roberts Co S29 18th NV ........NA 4SS4
Harry W Wade a10 King St Ale1 Va. Tel 1873
Bo0KBINDIN0
BOOkhlndlnV W Woodhouss 99n NY ~ NV NE 627S
DUPLICATING
BOnlnl 1919 + st NV ..............ME sS2A
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Drug Stores
Eleventh 81 Pharmacy 800 II O0.........:el II39
FOoleo PhaFmaoy 1901 z NV ........:.: VA 0SSS
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BuiIderS-ContraetorS-
Materials
American House cIoanTna COntractOrS NE OA4S
c W Graves q Son Genl Cont 1875 T NV 20 i2l0
D BayIiSS Builders Z Cont SIS King Alex 298
/ 2 Beeunin0oF q sons Investment bg. MA 2OA0
1 A CoIIIns Brick Plaster S07 T st NV. .P0 1924
c. n, edwards Bldg Material 92e ct NV MA A975
DaI MaSO Bros iron WkS 1924 0W.... 0I 1885
d GFuvaP SIG Investment bR ,,..,.NA 1887
Q r kaFlstromOP Golf Club NanoH. ......WA 0SSO
Using
MoeoVrIek Side Corp 1910 " AZ Nv
MuFphy 4 AmeS Lbr Va Rosslyn. Va WE z3I5
Gel J RObt MOOV Wash Blvd Buchanan Clar 22oO
Cd PelllRen 507 Elm AZ TakomS Para Md
Horn Construction Co 201 Inv bldg me 4S7V
RudOlph Z West Co 1889 N ~ nW... MA SS1O
J Chas Shapiro 1909 x nv .....MA eS40
Robert Russell CORst CO IS N ct NV. .... ~ SeIS
Su1erIee Co1SfruefIon Co 1881 a nW,.ME 249S
Harrv WSrdmSn 1915 K nv ...,...,. 0l 3SSe
WlIs0x Air Cond Core 1919 Os........AT IzI2
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Florists
Funeral Directors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ice . Bailey Co 227 Ct NV. 20 404S
Cornish Z Cornish 2121 10th NV :. 20 S7S4.2770
Moons Funeral Homo 1892 q Ct NV ......M0 265e
John RhlnO0 q Co 001 Srd st sW 49,. NE 4220
n z WIRSl0V Z Fillmore 3O11 18th nv NO 2643
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Moving s. Storage

Charles 3 BrOOme 6l4 r st ns..........AT SS97
A n Hawkins 1908 T at NV ..........M0 9I02
John W HIgdOn $500 10th % ........PO 022s
Many
Call Sutton. res plumbsr 1909 nv mo sSOO
Bob Vranich DlbS hts 1884 King d Alex We
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CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-12
NEW DEVICE TO
 AID PILOTS OF
 PLANES AT SEA
Triangulations Features to Be Tested Out with
 Aidof Coast Guard :


 OAKLAND, Cal, March 12.-- Fifteen months of tests of a new
 aviation radio compass with auto
 n.atic triangulation features will be eliminated in overseas flights from the Oakland airport, it is an- rounced by Eugene L. Vidal, Di- rector of the Bureau of Air Com merce, Department of Commerce
 Land flight tests have been com pfeted and over water tests will
 be made along the coast, using the Coast Guard cutters for radio beam sending. '
 officials explained that under the present system of beam radio direction for planes, the pilot | mast keep reasonably close to a true course or the beams will not
 aid him, while with the triangala- ton methods of the new device the pilot may learn the proper course although he may stray ! considerable distance from 1t.
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CALI OUT FOR
 l HOONAH MAIL CONTRACT BIDS
Postmaster Vile eAnnountes April IS as Deadline
 for Estimates '

Postmaster Albert Vile announc- ed today that the United States Poss Office Department would re- eeive up uin til 4:3o o'clock oll April IS, sealed bids on a pro- posed mail route out of Hoonah.
 The plans call for leaving Hoonah by Excursion Inlet, Gustavus Land- ing, Glacier Bay cone way once a month), Lemesurier Island. Dundas Bay, Inian Island. Elfin Bay, Port Althorp, Soapstone Point and Cape Spencer tone way once a month) to Apex Fl Nido, returning to Soap stone Point, Port Althorp, Elfin Cove, Inian Island, Dundas Bay, Iemesurier Island, Gustavus Land ing and Excursion Inlet to Hoonah.
 The trip is equal to BATS miles and back, twice month, and the call includes clause +on a sched- ule satisfactory to the Govern ment." The carrier is to leave Hoonah about the first and fif-
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By JOHN STAIR

', Associated Press Sports Writer)
 NEW YORK March 12-- The old-timers may snort and below all they please, but if the current style in heavyweight champions runs to the singing, dancing and rom nancing kind of mitt-slinger Jack Doyle is going to be the height of fistic fashion.
 Six feet four and half inches of rollicking Irish personality, the man Doyle, from the County Cork, convinced all previewers at his de- barkation that, whether he can punch his way out of a paper bag, he1l run the current No. l Person. ality Kid, Max Baer, the sternest kind Of race for sartorial, tonsorial, vocal and terpsichorean honors.
 Of course, by his own admission it will be six or eight weeks be- fore he pulls on glove in formal ring battle; and, also by his own admission, he is mo great fighter nov.
 But those are about the only things this handsome Irishman will admit-except that. after he gets in shape, heIls beat this Baer at fighting, singing, dancing or TO- mancsng!'
 Suspension Spurred Him
 Hes kind of modest Lust like Baer, seh?
 4 bitter disappointment inter- ruEsed Jacks career so far as Eng land was concerned and provided the impetus for his venture into the song and dance business. He lost or a foul to Jack Peterson in 1933- his only defeat in 37 bouts, IA as a pro-was fined f5,ooO and sus- pended for six months.
 T got l5 girls and three sparring partners together and we hit the road" Jack relates. T sang, and sometimes boxed exhibitions, and they danced. We toured England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales and made pack of money Now I'm over here to win the heavyweight championship of. the world
 Impeccable of speech-he always says T shall" do this or that when declaring simple future intention and gorgeous of attire. Doyle car ries his handsome brunei head and his broad shoulders like a true artist of the two-a-day. You'd never suspect he started as shilling-a- day helper around the docks of Cork who fought his way up through the Irish Guard.
 Friedman Picked This Plum
 Walter Good Time Charley" Friedman, an American b OK in g manager. accompanied Doyle to these shores after winning a rath- CT spirited scramble involving some Of the more aggressive fistic entre- preneurs of England and the Con- tinent.
 Friedman plans to take his prize. who is just 2I years old, up to a mountain camp somewhere for a
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'teenth of each month, carrying all mail offered. This will give contact with the Kenai, operating out of Juneau.
 The contractor is to provide serv- ice between the boat and each ex- change point, except the Depart ment will provide service between Gustavus Landing and the Gus tavus Post Office. The bond required is $2,500, and the bids are to state the rate per annum.
 Blanks for bidding, Postmaster Vile said in making the announce ment, may be obtained at the Juneau Post Office in the Federal and Territorial Building.
 The contract would run from May 1, 1885. or such subsequent date as the Department may order, to June 31, 1888.
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The total receipts from all sources in the Alaska Treasury during ls33 were $l,i5l,l7467.
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couple of months to pare down the few superflous pounds that accumu- lated 1n spite of his spotlight exer- else Che weighs PIT now), and then
 Then I am going to win the heavyweight championship for the Irish people and neither Baer, Car nera nor anybody else is going to stop me
 Erin go bragh and the top O the morning to ye, Maxie!
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Shirts tor Men,
 But Lace Bafhing
 Suits for " omen

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 ATLANTIC CITY. March 12.-- The More Modesty for Males drive continued to gain here. Men bath CTS wili be required to year shirts next summer. On the other hand, the ladies may sport around in lace bathing suits.
 A preview of the coming styles was offered Public Safety Director Cuthhert and Dahlsren Albertson. seventy -one. of neighboring ven- tor. Lace. It appears. is the newest trick for the gals. The niftiest model was black lace. with a flesh colored underlay, It made the cen- sors pause for moment, but they passed it.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-12
PLEAsE PAY TAXES NOW

seesnfis hslt spassnents eA 1884 taxes must be made by March IS to escape penalty, but taxpayers are rsQaested not to watt until the last day Tor txo before making taynnent. fl earlisr settlerhent can be nade. fay nov and avoid the fast snihute rush and delay. Thank you! - '' '''
 " M A. w. HENNING, --adv. ' lwf City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-12
JEAN HARLOW
 \ GETS DIVORCE
Platinum Blonde Gets Rid of Her Third Husband,
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LOS ANGELtes Gal. March i2.
 -Jean Harlow. the platinu m blonde film actress. divorced her third husba1id. Hal Rosson. cam eratnan.l at brief hearing yester- day Cruelty was the grounds upon which the divorce was granted.
 Rosson Is now in England re- covering from an attack or paraiy- sis. 'is Sls