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Auto Service

American Auto wreckers 2275 8 nw.....DE 5762
Bond Auto Service rear 1921 I. nw...AT O585
Buddy Hart Super Ser 324O Prospect aV WE 1872
Call Carl Inc 6l4 NV ............D I 2775
Diekey Auto Top Shop 1908 L st NV ST 1915
EarIe's Auto Service rear 1343 18th NV NO 1865
| Henry Poole 1912 II se............., II 2800
Geo Davis 300 Ga av ............C0 1922
Crosses Auto Service 1894 9th nv ME 6646
| Gaertner's Auto Service rear 719 Cap MA 1850
HensIey Auto Body 1927 ct NV. ME 6I78
lanes Murphy 1909 n NV o.. ... ST 1904
kiIy's Garage 921 Florida av NV de 1922
Raybestos Brake Service 617 o. 1915
Watts Garage rear 1927 o NO 1910
18th ST GARAGE + C Willie 1902 10 nv
Featherstone Serv Angle 1905 N ] ave. NO 9065
Browns Auto Repair 1901 10th NV NO $3.50
Johnson Auto Repair 2318 Ga av NV NO 1910
KidwelI Auto Paint Shop rear 1144 18th MA 1888
Lambert Auto Service 1913 LIST ne 20 5202
| Leonard's Auto Service 1891 RigVs ct NV NO 1868
Street Garage 359 NJ st sw ... Of 1880
MccOmaS odsmobe Ser rear 1919 10 MA 1871
SasG" A auto ef Ss e. Sk: s III nv DE 5ss
No Washington st GARAGE Alex Va Alex 27O7
did Dominion SerV Sta Cherrydale Va ola 1878
Pauls Auto Shop rear 1915 L st NV. ME $40
We Sneciali7e in Ford Repairing
Philip A FOLSOM 1901 NV 49,. NO Q674
Senator's Auto Wash 5Oc 2n4o Ga ave NV NO S5I4
Stands Garage rear 1927 K st NV
Smith Dayton rear 1922 K st NV ... MA 6IA
TrinpIe Service sta S13 Fla Az nv. ... De 4039
Walter C RVnex 1914 31st st NV ...... WE 008S
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 N nv MA 34I0
AUTO GLASS
8 Auto Glass Shop 1903 50 II RS43-W
West End Glass Shop 1868 L ct NV ST SSl5
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1922 Eve st nw......... ST 0727
WELDING
Day Welding Co 80 Sumner ct nw.......NA 1891
Weldit Inc SIS First st nw.............ME PALS
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Loans-Morteaees
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
A @ Houshton & Co 900 18th nw......., Of 1885
A Cooper End trusts $40 18th NV ma 1882
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA 1903
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 st NV
Tyler L Rutherford 1920 Z st nw.....hA 0475-S
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart oS05 Ga ave NV. .,..... co i7270
State Loan Co 1909 av Mt Rainier. DE $3.50
PAWN BROKERS
RossIyn Lean Co RossIyn Ta............ Wal $3.50
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Cleaners & Dyers
Laundries-VaIets

Allied Cleaners & Dyers 1888 Hamilton NV &c 1888
Rerrv 4 Blake 1912 You st nwDE 5I82
Bon Ton Cleaners 1904 18th ns.........N NO SOY
C Evans 1928 18th NV ...............AO 6z88
Economy Laundry 1855 4th NV ........ De 1857
Fishers CIeaners-Dyers 2127 18th NV NO 9785
Mavnard's 27o4 Georgia ave NV lad 1905
I4th ST Cleaners & Dyers 2sl9 IA NV co 6376
Nuvo Cleaners & Dyers 1928 IA NV co 9522
ParkView Cleaners Dyers 3215 14th NV 40 6932
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward Ct MA 1885
Luwin Rug Cleaning Co 1925 9TH NV NO $3.50
Mark Keshishian 1914 Conn av......... MA 5346
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing PAS 18th nv
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O9h King st Alex. Va.
Bri suUIiO Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia av NV
DoyIe's Valet Shop 926 You st
Grand C'traI Valet Shop 1912 av NV ME 6503
Knickerbocker Shoe Shop 1924 18th st NV CO 1881
L Mascetti EXP Shoe Rep 30Ol Ga av. .AD 764S
Nick Errco Shoe Repair 1886 Pa aV So
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 Ga Az
Shoe TrOubIs7 See Nick 1924 L. ne. DE I67S-w
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Moving & Storage

Ace Evaporation Co woodward big ... MA 33Il
All. State Transfer Co local long dis. Dl SIPS
Jobs booked daily-Phils-N Y-Boston
B 4 W Transfer Co 1912 W st nv. NC IOS4
Doub;s transfer Storaoe 1900 Irving NV AD 7748
ESoIe Transfer Co Io8 @ at NO 6642
Gordon's 1899 18th NV ......P Pc 1886
GomiIIion l03 r 81 NV .... DE 1851
HAYWARD local dist moving 1887 81 NV WE 0648
Kirby's Moving & Express 800 C st So II 607-W
MuIIens Trans 4 Storaue 20lO 9th NO $3.50
Preston Transfer Is Decatur st psDE 1888
Rouers Transfer 1853 st ns. Il 9775
D SWofford 1919 9Th NV DE 0I9O.J
ROGERS Transfer 1913 N Y ave .M ME 9775
Snowden's Transfer 18th 4 Fla Az no u 1913
/ Walker 1922 18th NV .....DE 4388
MOTOR FREIGHT
HerreII Transfer 43l sth st sw ....... 81 7ns5
MoOre'S Trucking SerV sos R Az ne. Pc 1889
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Official Notices

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington; d. G.. August ~,
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act. that rcmonstrants
are entitled to he heard before the grant
ing of such licenses, and that hearing will
be had on such applications for licenses
on September Bird. 1895. at 10 A. M, in
Liquor store, Inc. Retailers Glass A. 3I1O
Rhode Island Ave, N. F.: 22S7. George w.
Thicker. Retailers Glass y. ITO l4th st,
Bennett. Retailers Glass D. 127 18TH St,
s. E. GEORGE w. OFFUTT. AGNES X.
MASON, ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board
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Due TO the great hummer W
requests for Barbara Holmes
Service, ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE by mail or personal
visit. Please DO NOT make re-
quests By telephone. The Bar
bara Holmes Service is open
week days from $50 to S: on
Saturdays, $50 q. m. to p. m.
ROOM AND
PRIVATE BATH:
Don't you agree with me that
this is a most reasonable priced
place to live. In a private home
there is a well-furnished room
with private bath which opens
onto a sleeping porch which
would also be at your disposal.
This would make ideal quarters
for a couple or two young men,
and the rent is only $35.
ROOM AND BOARD
This is in a detached home
located out in the Northwest in
one of the prettiest sections in
town. The house is built on the
center hall plan and on the
second floor there are four
large bedrooms and two baths,
most attractively furnished,
each room having twin four
poster beds. Two of the rooms
are furnished in mahogany, one
in walnut and the other in
maple. On one side of the
entrance hall on the first floor
was a huge living room with
wood-burning fireplace, which
was so cool in its summer fur
nishings, off which was an en-
closed sun room in cozy sum-
mer furniture and also there
was an open sun porch which
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE


Ace Gun & Locksmith 1l13 Eye st NV ME 66s7
Edison Gun Key Shop 9O4 18th NV
Emergency Auto Keys 7O6 5th st NV. 81 1HI
r n FreeIand sos st nw.............ME 6l0O
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BuiIders-ContractoFs-
Materials

American House Cleaning Contractors ME o446
Chas wilt 2119 st NV $500. WE 2i+5.R
o { BayIiss Builders & Cont 51S King Alex Egg
} A Collins Brick Plaster s07 st NV po !4zs
2 u Gruver sis Investment By MA 1897
Murphy Ames Lbr I'd Rosslyn Va WE 23I5
Col RObt MOoe Wash Blvd Buchanan Ciar 22SU
Ed n PeIIinen 507 Elm av Takoma Park Mo.
Rudolph l. West 1882 N az NV MA 500
Harry wardman 1912 & NV d SS3O
MANTELs & THING
Edwin Elicit 1lO6 9th nw............NA 1871
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Professional Services

Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke Method .... 0l 64o9
Or J r Francis Dentist 1924 18th. ...... NO 5639
Or VIM Rock IT'S 9th NV ...,...... MA 9lS2
Or Nelson (specialist) 4O4 7th st NV Treatment
free Ono ' ,ek's medicine $1.00
Or Scott'S Indian Med Co 1905 9th NV. 20 57Oo
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond big MA O72A
Dr. Cameron Foot Spe 1884 nv. NO 8482
PERSONALS
Parrish Evans Day Nursery Permit 5l3. Ill 1855
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Educational
instruction Courses

RELIABLE MAN. now employed who de-
sires to qualify as service man on Elec-
trio Refrigerators and Air Conditioning
equipment. Must be mechanically inclined
and willing to train spare time for few
months. Write. Utilities Eng. Inst. Box
81 Times Herald.
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FINAL SUMMER REDUCTION
Complete Course in Beauty Culture.
$4,000 Reduction if Enrolling Before
September LIST.
WEIR g. CRUITT SCHOOL
OF BEAUTY CULTURE
726 18th St. n. W. Natl. 6767
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CHILD'S PET-Very thin. sick Pekingese
female dog, weight lbs. Red tan color.
The man who took this dog Wednesday
night from lady at Vermont and l. and
drove off in a taxi. return at once. No
questions. Liberal reward offered for i'm
formation leading to the recovery of this
dog. Wise. 5174.
COLLEGE RING, 1882. ruby set; engraved
initials. S. A. M. ladies wash room,
Census Bureau. Tues. Rev. WA. 9224-J.
LOST-watch chain. cable pattern. be-
tween G and F, goth ST., F to Interior.
or in General Land Office; reward, $40.
3614 Idaho Ave. N. w. CLev. $3.50.
LOST. between 9th and Hamlln SITS n. E.
and St. Gabrel's Church Crescent
shaped sorority pin with z guard. Reward.
H. X. Pot. 1852.
LOST Friday in Washington or BladenS-
burg, small Greek letter fraternity
pin, one diamond. black enamel on gold,
Big reward. Ambassador Hotel.
LOST-In Diamond cab Saturday, about
1870 a. M, brown leather wallet;
Identification in wallet: vicinity 18th and
East Capitol to 1924 Bryant St. n. W.
Call Lost and Found Dept. North 1868.
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
Dealers

Adams L Plymouth Used Cars
Addison chev Sales. Inc 1887 Irving NV, AID SAIL
BiIhmer & Palmer Ford Sales &
Service 7 Spencer HyattsVille Md .... SIX 2057
BrightWOOd Motor $3.50 Ga ave nV......GE 5343
Chesapeake Auto Co 1102 18th ss....... IL 1873
Crump Garage. rear i341 st nv
Dixie Cab Association $50 st nW.,....0E N4O
Emerson & 0rme II & NJ NV ...........Dl 8l0O
HandIey Motor Co 1890 Ca ave .AO $3.50
Ideal Auto Auctioneers 81 Eye ne ME 6l03
National Auto Sales 18th & SITS NV no O527
Barry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet Sales
Service 1880 Conn w.............OI 400
p Steuart Inc 1440 P NV
Pontiac Sales & Service .............DE $500
Used Car Depot 1925 14..............DE 48c3
Used Car Dent 1921 IA ...........DE 4629
Northeast Branch l4l u ue,,,..s.AT 5000
OIds Show Room 1901 IA ...........DE 1900
OIds Show Room $50 Fl ne..........AT 6202
N Branch Steuart 141 Il No.. AT $500
StohIman Chevrolet 1907 NJ NV .......WE 1876
Walsh Motor Co Ford Sales l. Service
Auto Ser Silver sps Md 5000 Ca Az 81 I644
West End Motor Co 2S13 NJ NV. NO $685.
Wisconsin Motors % & NJ w..........DE $40
AUTO TIRES
Central Tire Shop sol New Jersey ~ NV
CrismOnd Used Tires 1919 ne
TyIers Tire Shop 1903 10th NV ...... NO 1851
Washington Tire Supply 1885 18th 50 AT 223S
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie 3114 18th NV ..........AD 7757
AIda's Beauty Salon 25a3 BIadenb'E I'd ne u 1926
AIice's Beauty Salon 31O0 Ga av 80. CO IIE
Anglin's Beauty Shooppe 2515 st NV. CO 1926
Ards Beauty Shop 1905 IA st nv co I0367
Betty'S Beauty ParIor 1883 Col I'd NV CO l032I
cOsmeti0ue Beauty Shop 1851 Mt PIT nv CO 7IO7
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV ME 1916
0ahIgren Beauty ShOppe 2714 IL ne . NO 2736
OOnlphan Beauty Shop Doniphan Big Alex 1872
Esthers Beauty Salon 64S ne ... IL 1889
Florestelle Beauty Salon S0S H ne. IL $3.50
Gabriel 1919 Conn av NV ...., MA 7I70
Irene Beauty Parlor 2909 II NV GO $3.50
lacks HairdressIns Salon TO II NV. OI 5567
Joe PaIano I348 Conn av. ........... NO 1884
Lillian Cramer Ills 18th NV. .......... DI 0235
Mrs. Olive p Johnson o435 Nichols Az 90 II 1863
0gilVie Sisters 11o0 Conn av ...... MA 1850
Park Central Beauty Shop 1900 NV. ME 0540
Ruth Vitale Beauty Salon 1905 Vt av NV ME 1926
WOODBURY. Beauty Salon 1858 Col I'd. co 1859
CoLoRED
AdeIe's 1850 o nv .........,NO e47G
81 Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L st NV ME $3.50
Fleming Beauty shopps 1914 st NV. NO 6348
Helen's Beauty Salon 300 I'd sw........ME 4I92
lady Lulu 1885 9th NV. \. ........P 20 1898
Marionnette Beauty Shop 1918 You nv. NO 95Is
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Schools & Colleges

Boyds School Of Sect 1888 F st NV. 80, MA 2s42
Miss Floods kindergarten 1929 Mass Az NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G st NV Ma 409z
st S,SSis sset seSooI 7io 18th Of 1883
Southeastern University 1885 G st NV. va $3.50
WhtmorS Sect School 141O b ct NV. me $751;
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Announcements

Advertisements are broadcast daily
at ~ noon ouer VOL at no Gd.
dittondl cost
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

DuvaI millinery 1925 18th st nw........NA S44S
Doll Hospital 1101 18th nw............ME XIX
New Way TaIorS 919 H st ne......... - 9493
shirt { Dress Hospital 1714 9th uw.....PO O57I
FURRIERS
Joseph ROsendOrf SIT 18th nw.........NA SsiS
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2629 Conn ~ AD 04Ss
LEATHER GOODS
G W KInS 51l 18th NV .............N MA +242
SPORTS SHOPS
Corrs Bicycle 1 Repairs 6535 Ill N....eE 22SS
UNIFORMS
CauItaI Uniform Co 1908 st nw........ MA 1853
Cleaning. Remodeling. Repairing
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PIumbing-Heatine

Charles Brooms 614 F ct ns.....,....AT 1851
Gail Sutton reg plumber 1909 o nW.....E0 950o
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Beverages & Liquors

Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd NV. .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 IS NV LAD 1880
Ambassador Beer & Liquor 2465 IS NV CO 1920
AmbrOgis DelicatesSen "A & Fla av NV NO 2028
Cairo Liquor Shop 1913 II NV - NO 97I2
casteI IiauOr Store 1859 You st NV. NO s4I9
Liquor Store So49 Mt Pleasant co 2420
Hyman's Liquor Shop 1925 Mt Pleasant CO 1888
Jaffe Liquor Store 2ol G NV .,..,. DI I742
Muherin's Liquor Store II nw.....ME 1876
Reds Liquor Store 1859 o st NV. 90. NO 94I9
Reliable LIQUOR Store 18th & Az ne DE 1921
Rhode island Liquor Store Ola AZ no PO 25S5
Liquor Store 625 Pa az Ss...,...LI 9727
Spanish Store 1885 18th ......,.DE 1898
SteelmaR's Liquor Store 2746 IA NV CO 6767
True Blue Liquor store 1888 wis Az NV WE 1916
York Wine Liquor Store 1857 Ga Az CO 1865
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Motor Travels

DRIVING to Los Angeles via Chicago and
return. Room for 3. New Ford Sedan.
Call Shepherd 1885,
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Acknowledgements

Abbv Radio Service s547 Ga Az NV. CO 1893
Claws Majestic PhiIeO serV 1889 18th NV DE 1882
Gardner d Pinkett 1913 You ct nwDE $500
Carner's 500 Radio Ser Calls ,,,CO 69I4
Creams Radio Service S414 18th neDE 1926
II C Lord Radio & Refa Service GE O292
KsSnedy'S Radio Service s31o 18th NV CO 7099
Modern EIec Lab 500 Fla ay,,,.DE 1928
Radio Sam 46l4 l4th NV ,...,,.GE 624I
Universal Radio EIeo Co 104 d ct NV DI $3.50
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
J Wesley Buchanan Inc o1s 18th nw....ME lI4S
Goss Realty Co 1405 Eye st NV ,........NA 1885
Robt McKeeVer Co Shoreham bldg. MA 1850
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ..........DI 94S6
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Cash Registers

National Cash Register Co 1908 H st NV
Cash Registers. Bookkeeping Machines MA 1875
Observation-Disclosures
Papering
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CoaI-Ice-FueI

RE Delay Coal Ice Co 1900 II NV. NO sO72
Eddie Bell Ice Coal 1918 9Th nv 20 5I49
Evans Ice Coal & Wood Co 1919 Nv. NO 9233
J Norman 1918 18th nW..:.............OE $3.50
Barnes S27 4th st NV
RIRaldI Coal Co $40 R I AZ ns..........N0 1880
J TruRneIl JP l245 93rd nv. .........WE 2i2S
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Situations Wanted-Male and
Female al
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.CoLORED MAN AND WIFE. as janitor. will.
ing to work: refs. 1923 5th NV. bas'm't.
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COLLEGE RING, 1899. ruby set; engraved
initials, S. A. M, ladies wash room,
Census Bureau Tues. Rev. WA. 9224-J.
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Employment

MAN. oil burner mechanic: any kind of
work; drivers permit: has a family.
1868 Boulevard Ave. S. E.
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Summer Service Specials
For August

Small Jobs Speciality 1 Tst,eI las YORK Pr.
E NJ. Greathouse. % Sd St. Ne. II. 3433.J
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-28
ROOSEVELT STRESSES
 RIGHTS AGRICULTURE
 UNDER CONSTITUTION
Roosevelt Makes First Political Statement In Agricultural Section In Form Of
 Support Of Adjustment Act
(By The Associated Press)

FREMONT Nebraska Sept. 28, - President Roosevelt today told farm audience that the AAA giving the farmers really chance for the first time in this genera tion'
 He stated that the effort to aid agricuurists te function of government under the constitution He called the AAA economically constitutional democracy good old of the word The gvernments part in this pro- gram is merely to supply the unying element that the farmers themselves in the past, found essential to 
 Tt to me that the true function of government under constitution is to promote the general welfare not by interfering uduly with individual liberties but by bringing to the aid of those individuals those powers of gov ernment which essential to the continuance of those nalenable rights which the constitution intended to guarantee". the President stated.
 Constituonaity of much that is being carried has been challenged in the courts Roosevelt asserted that the income of farmers had been increased by five million three hundred thousand dollars over the 1882 level
 T think that the AAA is is expression in concrete form of the human rights those farmer patriots sought win when they stood at the bridge Concord when they proclaimed the Declaration of Independence and when they pepetuaed these ideals by the adoption of the Consti tion. Methods of machinery change but principles go l have faith that no matter what attempts may demand turning down. the principle of farm equality expressed by the Agricultural Act will be qestoned said President Roosevelt concluding his address here.
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WASHINGTON CURRENT
 COMMENT

Some of the monuments erected after the world war are beginning to look a little shabby. Generally stated, the veterans are going strong but it is doubted whether most of them would care to shoulder the hardships through which they pass ed almost two decades ago. A re- funding plan of the Treasury brings to light the fact that war expendi- lures amounting to about fifteen billion dollars still tarry as part of the public debt Memoria structures of one kind and another are fairly permanent and satisfactory as re- minders, but as a memorandum of something that happened in the past, nothing seems to defy the assaults of time quite so well as an old fashioned debt. A man may lay away a ten dollar bill and forget about it. His memory will receive plenty of refreshment if he has permitted himself to go ten dollars in the hole
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First World Series Game To Be Detroit
 Wednesday, Oct. 2
(By The Associated Press)


 NEW YORK, Sept 28, The Chicago Cubs having chased the Cardinals to the showers can now turn their undivided attention to the forthcoming World Series with the Detroit Tigers, member of the Am erican League, beginning Wednes- day, October 2nd.
 Grimm's Cubs have every reason to be confident, even though they start the series in the enemy camp ground Wednesday, and will bump into the toughest American League outfit since Ruth and Gehrig fere at the top.
 The Cubs won the pennant in hard way, by whipping the Dean brothers in their own back yard, and ended the reign of the Cardin- als with one of the greatest winning streaks on record.
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UNDATED, Sept. 28 - The Italian governments cab met communique disclosed "Itay had communicated to Great Britain it's readiness to negotiate for further accords which would harmonize with the legitimate interests of Great Britain in East Africa
 Meanwhile Britain is speeding up her plans for gency naval construction bringing her fleet to safe limits She began today calling for bids tweny-one ships braced by her 1885 naval building program.
 At the same time it was learned that England had ap preached France ascertain in what France would assist carrying through her obligations under the Leag Covenant in the event that clash developed in the Med terranean where of the British fleet is based
 The League Council meanwhile with Italy resentfuly absent interested party raced against time in it's ef complete recommendations the crisis before the incidents would make the tension inolerabe.
 Some of Selasses warriors stirred to extreme ly high pitch of frenzy following military pageantry today marking the end of the rainy The Emperor of the dramatcs feared for the safety of the Italian Minister Count Luigi Vinci Ggliucci.
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Makes
 Known Policy Of
 The United States
(By The Associated Press)

kDy 1le ASSOIIdICu ltSo'
 Enroute with the President Spec ial-Sept. 28 - Apparently taking the published reports as true of Great Britain's intention to renounce the Washington Naval Treaty, Pres ident Roosevelt gave notice of the American intention to adhere to the terms of that agreement, but said:
 Failure to renew these treaties or a remuneration of these treaties could change the American policy "
 He made the message public as he travelled across Indiana. The Pres ident in commenting further said that the American naval policy was the same as it had been for the past two and a half years-Which was to bring the Navy up to the strength of the Washington and London treaties by 1942
 Japan has already given notice that she intends to renounce the treaties in view of obtaining parties of other nations in alliances in the naval races.
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Paper Battles Are Ended Defense Of
 The Pacific N. W.
(By The Associated Press)

FORT LEWIS, Sept 28, Officers of the Fourth Army who have been defending" the Pacific Northwest from invasion by the maroon" en- emy, finished their task Friday.
 The military umpires drew the following conclusions first, Seat tie, Olympia, Tacoma, and smaller cities to the North and West were in flames Second, the invading en- emies' bae at Aberdeen had been destroyed by heavy smelling. Third, crumbling under the devastating drive of tanks and mobile armored cars of five divisions of the Fourth Army, the enemy had been driven
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Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers to Play World Series
Search For Hines
 Plane Will End
 Tonite Fairbanks
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSs)
 FAIRBANKS, Sept. 28, Unless William Lavery and Herman Ter dahl and their observers are success ful in their search for the Art Hines plane today, it is planned to discontinue the aerial search upon their return here
 It is further planned to offer re- wards to trappers, Indians or any one finding the wreckage or clue to it's location.
 William Piper of Dome Creek, 82, died here of heart failure He went to Dawson in 1897 and came to Fairbanks in 1906 He is surviv- ed by two sister and two brothers living in the states and a nephew Lewis Brown living in Fairbanks William Piper was a member of the Pioneers of Alaska.