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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADIO


PIANO upright: best apartment size made;
at once. owner leaving Washington within
next few days. II not sold might consider
in nj purchasing N later. Phone District 6546
any morning before 1870.
B-FLAT CLARINET. excellent condition
so6eTs Les North 5ssM g + nc
SMALL GRAND. like new. standard make
also apartment size upright. exceptional
bargain. Phone Wisconsin 4492.
VIOLIN. old Grambattista Geruti. made
forced to sell at sacrifice price. sssb; see
1t Monday. all day, at Schiller Bros Music
BANJO. Ludwig plectrum. very good con-
dition; cost SIS. sell $50. 14Os Kennedy
B.-FLAT TENOR SAX Buescher. gold
plated; s55; Al condition. District
PIANO Hailet Davis S35; perfect condi-
diately Col 1oSi
RENT with attractive privilege Of purchss-
inc later. an ideal toned grand or upright,
orand;ne or used, in either style you pre-
VOICED gsTisSsslyy improved scale IN these
It To the nSw
remember. too. we make these famous pianos
ourselves and sell them direct to you Tree
sum
high points of actual economy and you
have the reasons why the Kimball outsells
all other makes throughout America each
year. The Kimball WASHINGTON Factory
Branch Store Is at 721 18th st. NV
PIANo-We have . Colonial model baby
sr rd only I months old one Of the latest
z very low price. for this type instrument:
S2ss on terms Of So weekly. In absolutely
new condition. it's by far the outstanding
monshl1 N stss st 1850 tsds ss Pay SO
PIANO-,Now is the time to buy a used
upright IN our store. We've cut prices
sss So snd up ss s. ress
Also few apt uprishts at reduced prices.
PIANO-Louis XIV model baby grand.
1896. This piano has been used for only
months and the finish doesn't show q
scratch; seldom are we able to offer such
able . price; a repossession. and can be
purchased by merely continuing the
monthly payments of $40. Kits. 1890
G ST.
WHY SHOP ENDLESSLY for a used upright
or grand piano when right under one roof
you may see. test ana compare prices of
good used pianos in great variety? You'll
thoroughly regulated or rebuilt by Kimball
factory experts including guaranteed serv-
ice without additional cost following pur-
chase. These Kimball advantages are sell
dom realized in dealing elsewhere while
the additional expense contineent In pur-
reacts ,everely upon the price Of so-cslled
n NC, e Trss,. ao, llth ST. NV doors
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3015 ALLEN P1l. NV. toff Goth near .Bilt-
more) facing Taft Bridse-To employed
woman. comfortable room. next shower
DOUBLE ROOM available during june;
HID. Star office.
sereene5 Ab aIeeny. Sem seni-P aps BATH
Phone Pho Columbia "a SEW R to p p1n.' H'O'
27l8 WooDLEY PL Nw.-Nice single
back; young lady preferred; meals op-
tional. Phone Adams 453s.
9sSs 9th 3.mI S55.a sseS, T0sn
month.
1912 10th ST. NE.-Large. double room.
So. exposure: con. h. w. semi-private
bath. Phone Potomac 24le-J.
doaoFsbs 2S1m ST Il spsr A ioi s
424 H ST. N.W-Nice single, front.
secondohoor room; So week. Walking dis
room. next bath. for Summer employed
lady. Call Sunday; week days after 8.
1922 L ST. N.W.-Large Ink room with
kltchenette gas range and running water
reas.: also Ink. rooms. SO week.
1416 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Room adjoining
bath; south exposure; private family;
zoos M ST. N.w.--Large, cool front room.
twin beds. also single; 10 minutes walk
business section; reasonable.
1880 LAMONT ST. Nw.-Gentiemen ex-
ceptionally large End e. front rm; 4 win
dowS; adjoining bath; private home.
Phone Columbia 1878.
WILL SHARE MY BUNGALOW
With one or two congenial women; meals
optional. Phone Wisconsin 1928.
1920 BUCHANAN n.w.-Richly furnished
front room, clean airy; 3 windows. CON.
neighborhood: minutes downtown.
CONTINUED on Next PnRA) 4
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LET US
SELL YOUR BUSINESS
IN 80 DAYS.

CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE co.
Wash Largest Business Brokers.
1406 9 St NV. Met. 4Sl3.
BOOMING HOUSE about 90 rooms sew
eral baths. reasonable rent: garage: Good
furniture; all rented. Near 18th and
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DIAMOND BARG AIMS - Unredeemed
pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values All mer-
and perfection Money cheerfully refunded
4 YOU are not satisfied Mornings Loan
Office opposite Washington Airport
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpeytisements under this he1d-
ting are presumed TO be from PIT
cate individuals unless the ddter-
ttsement o,ues frm name o,
business address OF states the UOTd
Deole, Members OF the public
uho fna dealers mnsoueradino IN
thus column as pirate indivtduols
are uyoed to report the matter to
The Star 10, Investigation
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PIANO-Now is the time to buy q used
upright in our store. We've cut prices
deep on really good instruments. Every
one reconditioned and guaranteed. Prices.
$50. $40. $50. $50 and up. Pay ST weekly,
Also few apt. uprights at reduced prices.
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Standard Garden Tractors.
Powerful l and cylinder models for small
men, fruit growers, suburbanites
They PLOW, HARROW. SEED. Guilt
WAITE. Haul Loads, Nov Hay or Lawns.
Eliminate hand work, and inconvenience
of a horse Built In THREE SIZES.
with ample Power for field. having and
truck crop tools. Also run belt ma
SPECIAL FAcToRY PRICE and Easy
Terms. Write for Free Catalog Standard
Enaine Co.. 40 Cedar St. New York, N. Y.
ICE BOX-50 LBS.-S5.00.
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used: all styles; reduced prices; will rent:
also folding chairs. United States Stor-
age Co, AIS 10th st. NV. Met. 1S43.
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DINETTE buffet and table: good condi-
ton: price $40. Phone Columbia $3.50.
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pieces: also
piano, chest of drawers, library table
sacrifice. Phone Columbia 1Oa1
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COPELAND electric refrigerator, S35:
Frigidaire and other store units. cheap,
expert service any make. 1861 4th ne.
Phone North OSS5
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P1ANO-LOuiS XIV model baby grand
4 months. and the finish doesn't show q
scratch; seldom are we able to offer such
q good Grand Of this kind for SO reason
purchased by merely continuing the
monthly payments of $40. Kits. 1880
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! DAVENPORT loose cushions, $50: with
/ Slip cover Phone Adams 0900
| DESK BOOK CASE. china closet small
! dresser hall runner. screens. doors. win
! dows: very cheap. "9"4 NJ st. NV
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N-3I. New Yo-k AVt. MN: <I'''
A AER1ra s0 coMpE iSo NE f WEsT. viii
ACCEPT 500 CASH OR CONSlDLR
TRADE FOR HOUSE-CAR WITH SOME
Cash NO BROKERS. QUICK ACTON
RE0UIRED. ADDRESS BOX lie STAR
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Must be sold Total price 5000.
COOPER-STEWART,
g23la New York Ave. National 1903.
/ WILL BUY any business that
you have to offer. Cash money
waiting. What have you? Apply
638 Woodward Bldg, Natl. 1883.
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COAL-BURNING hot water heater and 30
gal; boiler, good condition $40 for both.
1913 NJ st. NV
CONVERTORS for cleo. signs; sO-watt
and 000-watt: cheap; same as new.
Phone Lincoln 4f60
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$3.50 MILITARY RD.-Cool. quiet, nicely
fast optional; employed gentleman or coupie
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PRESSES-5xs. $3.50; 1Ox15. sl45;
1oxlS. $3.50 cylinder 27x3l; Job cases.
soc up; round corner machine. $50; 90"
perforator SIS: folders. Ss5: L. & s. cut
tiers new $3.50 up: miters. $50 up;
stapler. S12 30; card cutters. SIS up: type
20c ID. Printers Supply. IS 8. Gay ST..
Raltirnnre Md
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FARM AND GARDEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PANSIES. petunlas. 30c per dozen; tomato
plants. l2c per dozen. perennlals. cheap
Frank Green. Capitol View ave. between
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1872 VARNUM ST N.W--LarTe room
prlEte oatn' convenient to bus and car
oa
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BUFFET. small CHARTERED oak must be in
flrst-class condition: not over So. Address
Box 423-D Star Office
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-OtA+. III oeds. also one small front room,
private homo Phone Cleveland 1926.
233 18th .PL. NE.-Large front, room.
aoiolnlng bath, for lady and one child
child during working hours. Phone Lin
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BOOMING HOUSE BUYERS
~ Are YOU looking for a paying rooming
or boarding house business? II SO. call
Natl 1854. for your appointmsnt; Free
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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ADDRESSOGRAPH $500; Elliott Electric,
like new; cabinet. trays. ETC.; S115. Ad-
dress Roy DE Star office
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RooMING HoUSES-Have very attrac-
tive house Of II rooms 3 porches. newly
furnished all h!cd double garaSe; rent
S-S terms Lsrce lS-room roomins emo
boarding house with a very attractive GIN
ms room feed from oo 10 $50 peop.e
downtown section filled. part caSh terms.
Have some new hStines with attractive
prices See Mr. BEAL 1871 Biltmore ST.
phcne Adams 0-Sa.
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HAVE purchaser for gasoline station either
In city or on main highway near D c.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN.

G1g N z. Ave. INV: NHGIUHdI OJ1-.
FOUNTAIN-LUNcHES.
Soda fountain, lunches. candies. etc. A
very nicely equipped place; the fountain
alone cost $3.50: rent only 500 ~
cash. balance monthly. r. M. De Shazo
1923 14th st. NV. Phone National 1920.
BOARDING HOUSE. Mass. near 1oth---16
rooms: rent. 1928 excellent income: filed.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
SPRING PRICESl

Penna. hard coal-White ash. stove, egg.
pea coal. $3.50 ton-22,24O lbs. to the ton
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 2616.
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r. M. De SHAIO. ,oa
1123 14th ST. NV. National 800.
ROOMTNG HOUsE-Excellent downtown
focsfion: 10 rooms, double garage: rent.
SiSO. Present owner II years. Nicely
and fully furnished. Showing large pront.
Excellent reason for selling, Always n neso-
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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APPAREL furniture. radios household
effects. ladies' mems children's apparel
bought. Highest prices paid. Call Whites
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SALE-AIRPLANFS.

AIRPLANES-New and used airplanes, re-
conditioned; licensed. like new: can finance
10 responsible parties. Priced from $3.50
Up. See US for your aircraft needs
M Vernon Airways. Inc. Alexandra
Airport. Alexandria. Va.
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fi2 KENYON ST. NW-Convenient down
Town: very large front room for yourr
taoS: private home. Phone Col. $780,
~ t,'uS GALLAIIN ST. N.W.-Room next n
path: southeast exposure: suitable for en-.
pioyed gentleman; ref; Sl2 Georgia 7ass
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1925 18TH ST. NW.-Single front room
| near bath, continuous hot water: reason
able gentleman; walking distance Dis
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ROOming House Owners.
YOUR BUSINESS BROKER.

Roomine house E. Capitol near gov
eminent buildings: good paying house;
rent. $50. Investigate.
Large roomine house: downtown loca-
ton, Dupont Circle and Mass. ave-; imme-
diate possession: very low down payment,
balance monthly.
Large good paying house on 10th st..
neg furniture double esrass easy Io terms
rent. $50 o real proposition: investigate.
18th. r. I. ave; large rooming house,
present owner z yrs: garage; easv terms.
Have you q rooming house for sale?
Let us list it and see how soon we will
turn It into cash for you. No listing charge.
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ELECTRIC MOTOR mp. Wagner. a c.
single pha-n 900 volts. 10 cycles. S65.
Perfect condition. All other sizes and
types. Parker Armature Co. Ballston. Va.
Phone Walnut 931t. Winchester store
40 South Main phone 6Sf
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LIQUOR STORE.

One of most prominent corners in Bal
timore attractively equipped and stocked.
great opportunity for right person
Owner wholesaler prohibited from retail.
will help finance. Address 12S Light ST..
Baltimore Md.
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T.. H. TROSTLE & co.

eo7 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 47s7.
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND. busy office
bldg; pleasant work. short hours; no Sun
lunch WAGON: real live spot; hop on
= this wagon for profits.
, 10 GARAGE BUSINESS; handling hotel
TfoUoR sToRE; real good spot owner
has other interests: must SELL, .ooo
: ttonthly; no Sundays Or holidays
non II YOU NEED MONEY
BUY OR SELL YOUR BUSINESS.
MAURICE GREENBAUM business Broksrl
,,C 1004 Eve St NV Met. $685.
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1924 18th ST. NW.-Attractive bed-sif
ting room, kltchenette or study, single or
double. Call Decatur 46s3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNITURE Of entire sample home, beau
tiful living room suite, Duncan Phyfe din
ing room suite. bed room suites, studio
couch, chairs, lamps. rugs, tables; very
low prices. 1896 26th st. ne.
FURN1TuRE-Porch set, ehiid's bed. Eas
5000 st. NV. Cleveland 7941.
FURNITURE and house furnishings: must
sacrifice contents 6-room house. Dres-
den St. Kensington. or phone Kensington
164-W.
FURNITURE. three-piece m0hair living
room suite. $25: l Simmons metal bed
and spring. $50: / walnut server 81;
1 lawn mower. 81; can be seen Sunday
until IL noon; Monday after o'clock.
2Ol6 37th ST. NV.
FURNITURE-Content OF private home
must be sold to settle estate. Can be seen
Sunday. between 10 am. and 1 PM. at
4OO7 2lst st. ne
FURNrTURE-Complet furnishings of g.
room house for sale for 3 days only. Will
sell separately. 1744 Jackson st ne. 2.
FURNrTuRE-Dining room. bed ROOM and
living room suites; other articles. Sacrifice
for quick sale. 1918 Gath st. ne. Phone
Decatur 3747.
GAS RANGE-Detroit Jewel perfect con.
dition. S1b. Call Adams 715O.
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1870 GERANIUM ST. near Walter Reed
attractive front room. private bath; de-
tached corner residence
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER PUPS. cheap, sired by
Champion Hagertys Ringleader Stud
Boody's King Son. Turn left Riyerdale
Bank blocks, 81 Cecil ave. River
dale, Nd.
PED1GREED BOSTON BULL PUPS. $500
Bowen I'd. Sc, one block before Maryland
line Marlboro nike
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ZIG 18th ST. N.W-Room next TO bath
Tor young men; 50 each weekly.
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DINING ROOM SUITE 10 pieces; Kelvi-
bator. Il Gu. TT good condition rug qxl2
and pad all reasonable. lis West Belle
fonte ave Del Ray, Va
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DIAMONDS jewelry and watches at about
one-third present day values All articles
guaranteed as represented. RoSSlyn Loan
Company RosSlyn Va
DICTAPHONES and Ediphones priced low
for cash Fully guaranteed same new.
MetropOlltan 2l12
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ELECTRIC FANS. seven; direct current;
large size. for home. store or office; must
be sold. 11oa 14th st. n W. Apt. =.
ELECTRIC FAN. G E. orcillating O. c.,
perfect working order; no dealers. 100
18th st. Sc.
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ae3k New York Ave. National l SOB.
D. G. S. GROCERY-Prominent
corner; fine proposition; will
take real money; no trif1ers.
Address Box 247-E, Star office. 81
ItocMING HOUSE. Penn. ave.--11 rooms,
2 baths; rent S67.50: good income: al
S. WINFIELD, eO8 10th NV.
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ADDING MACHINE Burrougns. cor1plete
with stand. $3.50; rebuilts. like new
United" Sl3 18th st. NV. National 6063
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. desk mod
ell, like new $50 80. United" Sl3 18th
St NV Phone National 6O63.
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs; adds
81 1893 90: perfect; must sell at once; sac
rifice 1869 Columbia road apt. 302
Adams o4H3-W
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ELECTRIC RANGE. apt size 2-burner
with full-size oven unde s plugs to
$40; new. 101 Flower ave. Takoma
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-28
Mrs. Charles Goldstein and MT Marion Goldstein returned to Ju- neau on the Mariposa.


 Juneau's hotels were hosts to members of the Legislature whose permanent camps were as follows
 Occidental-Senator F. A. AL drich, Representatives T. B. Tan sy, J. P. Daly and Nathan Coombs.
 Cain-Senators o. P. Gaustad and B. F. Willard; Representatives Charles M. Day, w. T. Burns, w. w. Getchell, Ernest B. Collins, Dan Driscoll, T. H. Holland.
 Alaskan Representative John Noon. E4
 New -Sehators Dan A.. Sutherland, O. P. Hubbard and J. M Tanner and Representative A. G. Shoup.
 Representative c. K. Snow had taken a private apartment. Repre- sentatives William Britt and John G. Held of Juneau were at home. Senator Sulzer and Representative Martin F. Moran were due in Ju- neau on the Mariposa.
 Capt. N. P Rasmussen of the Chichagof mine arrived in Juneau to spend several days here on bus mess.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs Martin Hoist February 26
 Mrs. Hazel G. Kirmse left on the Jefferson for Skagway. She was accompanied by Mir. and Mrs Halod L. Cogswen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-28

that we have meantime added greatly to our stock of gold. Tn order to carry out the mandate of Congress it necessary for the Treasury acquire 333 cents worth of silver for every dollar of gold imported, and imports of gold have increased in
 recent weeks in consequence of the strength of the dollar in the foreign exchange markets
 What is being accomplished by bringing more silver to the United States remains complete a mystery when these purchases began: It was predicted in the Senate that money in circulation would increase rapidly that commodity prices would soar, that the silver mining trade would boom and that with China would prosper. But money in circulation is less today than a year ago, commodity prices are only fractionally higher than the end of June, domestic production of silver is about 50 per cent below the predepres sion level and Chinese trade is in the dumps.
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c. C. C. Graduates and Army Training
(New York Herald Tribune )

(New York Herald Tribune)
 The pacifists doubtless will howl when they read of General MacArthurs proposal that the C. c. c. boys who wish it may apply for two months of elementary military training with the idea that they shall form a nucleus for reserve of enlisted men for the army in case of an emergency The plan involves compusion. Rather does it offer the opportunity to those who physically and mentally qualified to have a brief military training period after they have graduated from the C. c. c. camps.
 The experience with the National Army and in the R. O. T. c. camps shows that two months is enough only to teach the simplest rudiments of military drill There be valuable instruc- ton in the more advanced technical services. AS matter of fact, if the course gets much beyond teaching cose-order drill and the necessity of army wonders. But the basis of military movements is involved in these undamentals-especially that so many auxiliary used in combat
 How many recruits can thus be enrolled for an army reserve is not yet clear. Many of the C. c. C. boys physically unfit when first they enter the to malnurition and to general neglect of health and physique Experience has shown, however, that they pick up amazingly under the outdoor work and the camp regime. In the c. c. C. camps they have just a taste of military discipline The admin istrative head of each camp is an army officer These men have been well chosen that they have instlled sense of playing the game-which is merely form of selfimposed dscipline-by the mere force of their own personalities. An extra two months of camp life would at least give the youngsters the benefits of further training and health building if it would not make them into servieabe soldiers If however, at some later time should be called upon to raise an- other civilian army these boys could be of hep much the graduates of the first Plattsburg camps Of 1915 and 1916. With their very briei condensed training these were of signal use funess in the operation of the later Reserve Officers Training Camps, out Of which the officers for the National Army picked.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-28

Japanese have started to restore order in an other Chinese Province They are going to have order if they have to break all China to get it. Chicago News)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-28
PROPOSED FISHERIES SURVEYS.

The brief dispatch from Washington, D. C.. rela- tive to the bill introduced by Delegate Dimond, authorizing the Bureau of Fisheries to make a sources of the North Pacific, including study of the little known life and habits of the salmon and other commercial fish, while it apparently differs somewhat from the memorial introduced by Terri torial Representative Joe Green and passed by the Territorial House of Representatives both are aimed at worthy constructive legislation and requests which if approved and properly carried through can mean much to Aaska's Number One Industry
 Mir Greens memorial is to Harold L. Ickes' Secretary of the Interior and Administrator of PWA
 This memorial requests appropriation and direct grant of not less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ito be used for the expenses and salary of a specialized, disnerested Commission with authority to employ such additional specialized personnel as may be necessary, such commission ta be instructed and empowered to make complete survey of all basic facts related one to the other covering the fishing industry in Alaska"
 It further states that the for th.s request is that Legislative bodies, both Territorial and National are without sufficient data and accurate facts correlated to the economic conditions upon which to base legislation and to harmonize basic controversial issues constantly arising before them
 Both concede that more factual information is essential and it is to be hoped for the benefit o the Territory and the fishing industry that satis- factory legislation will be passed by CongrcS enabling a proper survey and scientific Gtudy,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-28

Judging from the newspaper pictures of the gangsters molls the gangsters either have eye trouble or just don't give darn Macon Tee- graph)