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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1888 COL. RID. N.W.--Nice room. private
bath; one or two employed people: private
family; references. Phone Adams 1881.
141G 10th N.W.,--Attrac. double. also
dence; ideal location: excellent food; reas
3O4 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Front room,
southern exposure windows; near bath;
hot-water heat: excellent meals.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1885 New Hamp. ave.
be 51Fe 0R %afnS ISd NS a5s d9g
1888 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Attractive. large.
twin bed room a. SIS per person; with or
without board Phone Decatur 5755.
Jewish home: excellent meals: good trans
portation. Phone Georgia 5000.
3145 18th NV. (near Park rd)-Large
front room for . or 3: excellent meals;
semi-priyate bath; references required.
1926 N. H. AVE.-Beautiful rooms. con-
venient location. Reasonable rates. Phone
Potomac 2S44.
CHEVY. CHASE Md. Cummings Jane
Warm front room; small. private family;
garage. Phone Wisconsin 345S.
1914 CONN. AVE. Nw.-Attractively fur
niShed single and double rooms in refined
home; carefully planned meals; reasonable.
GOLDEN LANTERN-Home atmosphere,
delicious meals; vacancies; NV. section;
convenient; reasonable. Potomac 0512.
11OS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. tnear
Dupont Circlel-Double with semi-prtvate
bath, single next to bath. Meals under
dietitian.
141O 10th N.W.-Young man. single room
in apt. above garage; bath. living room;
good meals; ideal location.
1922 N ST. NW.-New double basement
room, Simmons beds good meals; separate
entrance: desirable 2nd-fioor front. 29'
da,. d9Gt Isth MIN Esdi sns!e and
tables. hot bread. salad. dessert, coffee. tea
or milk; unlimited phone; walking dis
tance So 80 per month and up.
1106 10th ST. NW:-Vacancy for young
lady In newly furnished front room: also
vacancy for young gentlemani excellent
meals. table board.
$500 ONTARIO RD.. Apt 5O2--Newly fur
lady; excellent meals. home privileges.
Phone Adams 9799.
1881 COLUMBIA RD-Excellent rooms.
single Or double With running sI wsteT Al
1922 N ST N.W-Attractively furnished
double room. twin beds two closets. ad-
Joining bath; good meals. %
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 2222 Que st NV.
Apt Private @ family: attractive room:
COLLEGIATE COFFEE SHOP. 1898 New
rooms. Phone Decatur 5755.
1926 R. I-Young people; large, attractive:
good food, prepared by chef: spacious liV-
ing and dining rooms; reasonable. 27s
1897 R ST. N.W.--Lovely front room for
three; two closets. Also vacancy for one or
two twin beds. Excellent meals.
1902. 18th NV. walking distance-Vacan-
cies fol. young, people; twin beds; excellent
food. Also table boarders. 27'
1859 r ST. NV. WALBRIDGE HOUSE
AND ANNEXES = SINGLES, DOUBLES.
PRIVATE BATHS. SWITCHBOARD CON
Meeting ALL ROOMS ELEVATOR; IN
NER SPRING MATTRESSES, IMMACU-
LATELY CLEAN: WIDELY SELECTIVE
MENU: GYMNASIUM PERSONAL LAUN-
DRY, AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE.
KITCHEN OPEN FOR INSPECTION. REA-
SONABLE.
LARGE FARM WITH MoDERNIzED
COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING IN THE
BLUE RIDGE FOOTHILLS MAINTAINED
GOLF.
171d 10TH CIR NU
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

biles AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN CORP.
CitiZens Bank Bids. Shep. 1886. Takoma
Park Nd
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1910 1st ST. N.W.-Weli-heated room IN
apt; priyats phone In rooms; S15 per
month Phone North 3S95
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neutrality-suspicious..

HOUSE. FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
with acre or more. near bus line. Give
rent and full particulars. Address Box
ARK. star ONCE.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
fCoutinIiehl


GENERATORS eXch.. $3.50 up, new guar
antee: small install charge; all cars. mo-
tors; fans repaired, eXch. Carly, 160S 14th.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR UNIFORM-Size 30:
complete, consisting of dress coat and
chapeau fatigue coat and cap sword and
did condition. $50. Mr.. Pope AIS 10Th
st. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE, new. used: desks.
chairs. filing cabinets Washington Salvage
Co. new location. 500 E NV. Natl. 5000,
OFFICE FURNTTURE-A large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. H. Baum &
Son, 616 E st. NV.
RRgRIGE,RATORs. electric; warehouse sale
slightly shopWorn late models. reduced 20
to 40fe; cash or time payments. Smiths
Transfer 6, Storage Co 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
RUGS. imported, in Chinese and Oriental
patterns; room sizes. SLABS up: ScattersI
99c up. Bargain Rug Mart. 4231 9th NV.
TYPEWRITERS-Port ST per week
buys a brand-new Roya with touch CON
Underwood Corona Royal. Remington; We
hSye hiH typ6ei%riters OF % every desGPblpon y9
Typewriter Exchanse. 715 H ST. NV. 2Ss
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE GE
1889. 57i6 10th W Underwoods, 50 mo-;
mos in adv. Sc No deliveries. SOC dep
WASHERS AND IRONERS-inventory
clearance, all makes. very low prices. Proc
ter g. Ridgely. 1924 l4th st. Col. 10000.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45 covering and new inside material
included, made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette Workmaunship gu Gparaanteed. r. rs
NV. Phone Columbia 1O1Io.
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USED BRICK.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

Immediate delivery: 100000 on hand;
also lumber and heavy Georgia timber.
State Contracting Co.. Laurel 324.
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DOMESTIC.

RUPHERS' EXCHANGE = Houseworkers,
cooks, maids. mothers helpers. laundresses.
housemen; ref. Dec. 3551. 1887 18th NV.
de30S
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SALESMAN for liquor store; must be ex-
rerienced and have reference. Address Box
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SALE-LOTS.

ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN.
FIRST commercial quarter good Sc. loca-
ton: 6O-ft frontage on wide avenue. Ex-
cellent value at "a 300
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1913 H st. NV. District 1900.
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PORTER to clean store and make deliy-
cries. State color and references. Ad-
dress Box Tx Star Office
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1867 Conn. Ave, Apt. q.
Double room. twin beds. private bath: gem
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WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.

EMPLOYED MOTHER with daughter, age
o. desires large unfurnished light house,
keeping room. with care of child after
school, near St. Charles School. Clarendon.
Address Box 2S6-X. Star ONCE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MOTOR TRAVEL,

WILL DRIVE PARTY TO MIAMI FOR
st. S.w.
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES AND IN
termediate points bet. 9th. 1st Jan. 1898
CheV. sedan: want passengers. 1927 18th
NV. Phone Adams 6546.
YOUNG MAN WILL DRIVE TO TAMPA OR
st. Petersburg. Fla. for transportation.
Phone Columbia $3.50, or address Box
2S5-X Star office.
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YOUNG MAN. 10 to %. with car earnings
$50 to start: hard work. with boy organi-
Apply Saturday. s am. 500 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MEN. if you are out of work, see
Mr. Murray. He can place you in a promi-
nent position where you can earn $50 per
week to start. Room 400. l3l9 W.
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AT DUPONT CIRCLE.
Handsomely furnished studio rooms. with
meal service: each room suitable for two
persons at S55 per month per person or
$50 for one. Food is varied. excellent and
abundant. served in suites at hours desired
by trained servants; menus.
This is not boarding or rooming house,
but is q group Of private units with the
facilities of q good hotel without the
greater cost. Telephone service. doorman.
Address Box 141-x. Star once.
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coLORED-FLATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED. LARGE ROOMS, KIT. AND
bath. electric refrigerator. elec. stove; all
heat, lights. electric current furnished; I'M
mediate possession: $50. LESLIE D. MEA-
SELL phone Cleveland 3465. "a"
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PETWoRTH. 3932 New Hampshire Ave-
Comfortable front single room. priv. family:
| on bus line. 2 blocks to car line: c.h.w.;
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

GTENOGRAPHER will give part-time serv-
ices for desk and Office space. Lawrence
Twersky. phone Lincoln 1884.
CREDIT MAN,
THOROUGH DEPT. STORE
EXPERIENCE, DESIRES
CONNECTION WHERE RE-
SUITS WILL BE RECOG-
NIZED.
Address Box 195-X. Star ONCE.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV. West 112O
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OWING, PACKING AND STORAGE.

rates any city u S. Immed return N. Car,
Y. Y, Boston, Chicago, Fla. St. Louis.
Texas. 18th and N. Y. ave. National 1870.
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SALESMEN-We are offering the most at
tractive sales proposition in town. If you
are interested in permanent work, call
National 2OOl for appOintment
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HoUsEs-uNFURNisHED.
tConfinued.l

Ne NE4E l4Eh a,l5 AND eAsK ER, I,d3Yk MM9 Sl,I r
sEhP aaa f. S R0.casi ass ssaS iao2 Eye nx
COLBERT. NC. phone National ss75.
VACANT =. COL .FARRAGUT ST. NV
T So eCWsF sasS nos s0sSe aSe
n:w.-6 r., b.. shower. gar: S75, GAO Ham:
tGn ss N.n,v do gar GsHtilss adults
3017. 18th ST, NV STORIES, RMS
RSs& fa' " fSsS so
CLEVELAND PARK. CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
and Md.-Several modern homes; 9 rooms,
Cleveland 346S. LESLIE b. MExsELL. 20.
sSTcELLEMT sS LEM. Ng1GaRoRgooD.DETAca; ba1so 4;
heat; convenient to schools. stores and
fETaesDS5'as1Sa EnessS9 a7Ss Phone National iO4o or
GLOVER PARK. 1907 BENTON. ST. NV
S72 so mo-: modern Groom home. elec.
refrigeration. garage; excellent condition.
rent rent, o' 8 rooms. 3 baths. solarium' MA auto to-
matte heat etc; Please call Mr.. MALoNEY,
Cleveland 7649.
PETwORTH 9Th ST. NEAR BUCHANAN
ideally located near schools. etc. Geo. $500.
4645 BREWER PL.. N.w.-OPEN; NEAR
Tooms an6 Sah FoHham fds dhsfe
porch; rent. $50 per month. Act today:
Phone Met. 1856; evenings. Geo. 1904.
004 JACKSON ST. NE
Semi-Detached. Large lot.
Rooms Bath Hot-Water Heat.
In Excellent Condition.
HARRY JUSTINE.
Sl9 11th st. NV. Natl. 2S44. 20
AVAILABLE JANUARY Is.
In Petworth section: rooms, bath. hot
water heat. built-in garage. Rent. SIS.
Inspection UnIy GHAs BY I, appSSlatRs1t' SoRRfs
2135 Pa. Ave. NV. West O4s0.
FOXALL-5 BED ROOMS BATHS, DOU-
BILE rear porches, maids room garage. gas
Phone National 1040 or Emerson T76s or
call for I54l 44th st NV
WAVERLY TAYLOR INC.
TAKOMA PARK. MD-S55
b-r. bung;. sleep. porch. open fireplace,
ami. detached garage.
McCLAINE, EVE. CLEVELAND 0979.
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS, OIL HEAT.
Half block of 10th. 1896 Ogden st. NV.
2-car built-in garage oil heat. electric re-
frlgeration: large rooms; immediate pos
session
METZLER-Realtor,
1IO8 Vermont Ave
Dist. 5000. Nights and Sun, Adams 0820
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED - G OVERNMENT EMPLOYE
will lease from January Is or February /.
modern unfurnished house with three or
four bed rooms. two baths. automatic heat.
basement recreation room. garage, storage
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1918 RIGGS PL NV. (bet. r and S.
Second floor, front, single and double:
semi-private bath; quiet home.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD-Genuine hardwood, split oak and
hickory. SlI cord. Phone Bradley 147-J.
WOOD well seasoned: cut any length; 50
cord. S5 halt; prompt delivery. Phone
Adams 0022. 29'
PA. ANTHRACITE HARD COAL from mines
to bin; stove. egg. nut, SI1; pea. $3.50;
buckwheat. 50. Put in bin free. Phone
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS HELPERS l2),
f1rst-class; one first-class automobile me-
chanic: $50 per week to start. Apply
Burrows Service Station. 6621 Wisconsin
ave Chevy ChaSa Md
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1714 18th. ST. NV.
WANTED-ROOMS.

Near Dupont Circle: lovely location: at
tractive rooms. excellent meals. for young
men and women; $3.50. North 7125.
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN,

MD. PARK-s25; 5 R.. LOTS. GLENN
Dale-1 a., r.. Sl7.50: 2 g.. 5 r., $50.
Potomac, Va-5-r bungalow, ami; S45.
Colored--1130 Eaton I'd. s.e.-S14. N. E.
RYON CO., 1915 New York ave.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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BOY. colored, with drivers permit, to
work in grocery. Must have references.
Anply "a ST n W
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BooKKEEpER, middle-aged. Phone Met
ropolitan 75lS 2Ss
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

WANTED - G OVERNMENT EMPLOYE
will lease from January 3 or February /.
modern unfurnished house with three or
four bed rooms. two baths. automatic heat.
basement recreation room garage storage
blocks of Chevy Chase Circle Rent,
S75 to 500 per month. Address Box 2S3-X,
Star ONCE. rs"
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PHARMACIST. registered. Permanent po-
eition good wages. State age, experience
in first letter. Address Box Ok. Star
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DOGS. PETS, ETC
BEAUTY PARLORS.

DACHSHUND PUPPIES. 8 weeks. registered
A. K. G.; show possibility; prices reason
able. Phone Falls Church 225
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PORTLAND HOTEL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
Extra large. comfortable sleeping room.
from 81 single; private bath. S12.50 pei
week.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
OF A SEVEN-STORY BRICK APART
MFNT HOUSE. KNOWN AS THE OAK
LAWN TERRACE APARTMENT AND
CONTAINING EIGHTY Y-SEVEN APART
MENTS AND CERTAIN STORES. Los
GATED AT $500 SIXTEENTH STREET
NORTIINESrr WASHINGTON. d G
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COLLECTOR with car to handle current
accounts. Can earn S25 per week to start.
Not over 35 years old. See Mr.. Murray.
St
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SIGN WRITER and window trimmer (com-
binationl. experienced; steady employ
ment. Sigmund'S. 7th and H sts. NV.
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private bath, single or en- suite; oil heat;
gentlemen only Phone Columbia 5409.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1850 st. Nw.-Niceiy
furnished room, gentleman. private home;
inst. b. W unlimited phone.
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HANDY MAN, white, between 20 and 80,
for steady work. No clerical or selling
prefer one with car. Must be resident of
Washington: SIS week to start. Write
references and age. Address Box 23-X.
Star Office.
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Francis Scout Key, Apt. Hotel
Goth and SITS. n.w.-1 room, kit. bath;
completely furn.. linens, silver, Frigidaire;
day. week. month. National 6426s e..s-
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

MODERN BUNGALOWS.
"a acre on Alexandria Richmond High
way; new, large rooms, beautiful bath
and kitchen. cedar closets. large cellar,
attic. garage: $50. Silver Spring, Nd, 5
rooms, bath garage; $50. Lennox Md, 4
rooms bath, breakfast room: $40. LESLIE
d. MEASELI. Cleveland 3465. 27s
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YOUNG MAN with some knowledge of win
dow display work Must have automobile.
State age. salary expected and references.
Address Box Blk. Star Office.
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GARAGE NIGHT MAN; good trouble shoot
er: must have drivers permit. sober. Sal
cry and commission. Ace Garage, 14lS
North nj or
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YOUNG MAN, white, with ability to collect
rents for real estate operator and do some
Office work. Good chance for promotion
for capable man and position would be per-
fnanent. Applicant must be hgh-school
graduate and have a D. C. drivers permit
Address Box Ak Star Office
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MAN experienced in battery work. Cali
GpnrRia OIL 81 for interview.
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10 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Warm. clean.
mall front room; So per week.
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NEAR CAPITOL. 419 B ST. N.E-Large
front room. double bed. well furnished:
0IIiaf ueiQhhnrho0d M rhfidran
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ITO NJ ST NW.-Large front room. sepa-
rate beds. clothes closets. So week; no
light housekeeping.
$500 CATHEDRAL AVE. NW,-Beautifuliy
furnished front room with shower. SOUTH
ern exposure: suitable for 2; in private
hnnna. hnard nntinnal
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STENOGRAPHER-Mu take dictation
rapidly, transcribe quickly and accurately.
Person of intelligence and initiative re-
Quired. State full qualifications and phone
number. Address Box 7S-X. Star office.
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BACHELOR HOUSE.

1916 KENYON ST. N.W.-Pieasant apart
ment, oil heat, ami; well furnished; con-
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WRITER WANTED for cosmopolitan re-
lgious paper. Must have had experience
as writer for secular paper. Address Box
2tn-X Star nffce 21s
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YOUNG MAN to work in tire store. Ad-
dress Box 2S2-X Star Office.
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REERIGERATORS. electric: warehouse sale
slightly shopworn late models. reduced $50
Transfer g. Storage Co. 1913 You ST. NV.
Phone North 3343
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ARCHITECT

Must be designer Bring samples of work.
a apply SHAPIRO CONSTRUCTION COR
pOPAT 1ID0
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VICTOR B. DEYBER.
Substitute Trustees
appointed By erder OF Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia, in Equity
Cause 52401 and In EQUITY Cause 649Sz.
de6-d&dS-toja6
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patterns; room sizes. S1495 up: scatters,
Doc up. Bargain Rug Mart. 4231 9th NV.
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COOK. white or colored. at once. $40
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-12
NO LONGER SUBTERFUGE.

There was time when Japan denied it was aggression but she has gotten bolder and now minces no words she annexes still another Province from China. This time it is Hopei a territory comparable the State of Illinois in size, that goes under Japanese domination Manchuria and Jehol have previously been assimilated.
 The pretext under which Japan moved from time to time into Chinese domain pursuit of bandits. A couple of expeditions after what Nippon chose to term bandits raiding her people and an other Chinese Province would come under the flag of Tokyo. But heretofore she has given some excuse even to China but this time the Chinese were told directly and effectively.
 China protested the invasion of Hopei Province and Colonel Sakai, commanding Japanese garrison at Tientsein, put it this way:
 Don't you know that Japanese planes
 have been flying over Peipng in mass
 formation? Don't you know what these
 flights mean? We do not want you to
 accept anything unreasonable but our policy
 is inflexiby fixed.
 A member of the State Department at Tokyo said: We consider this local military affair cap able of settlement by the Japanees army the spot We hope China's acceptance of the Japanese request will make military action unnecessary"
 Japan is no longer beating around the bush about aggression She simply is telling China, and helpless China moves out Of the way and lets her pass. There can be no longer any question of the Japanese program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-12
VOTE UP TO THOSE DIRECTLY
 EFFECTED.

With the Special Election voted with but one dissenting vote by the Juneau City Council, rela- tive to the walkout at the A. J Mine scheduled to take place tomorrow, it is timely to recall the events leading up to the vote by authority of which Mayor I. Godstein appointed special election com nittee to bring it about
 After signed petitions circulated by mine workers aot in sympathy with the manner in which the walkout was being handled asking for city super Etsed vote, presented to the Mayor. special meeting of the City Council to vote the proposal was held Wednesday, June 5. At that time union representatives and other mine workers presented their views at length to the Council After three hour meeting the Council voted to postpone action until the following Friday
 Friday, June T. after ample time to ascertain the views of the voters of Juneau who elected them and the various aspects of the situation, the City Council voted in favor Of sponsoring the vote, with one Councilman voting against the action.
 As elected representatives the Mayor and the Council took action.
 An opportunity to vote their desires has been afforded through the action of the Council to all those working in the mine at the time of the wakout
 the hands of those directly involved.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-12

parole abuses and undoubtedly that is exactly where more pressure is needed if the criminal element is to be kept to the minimum It is well known to those who have made study of our justice system that one of the major weaknesses Of our method of combating crime is the ease with which parole may be obtained. As a matter of record it has gotten to be almost a field day in scme of the States as Governors in various common weaths issue pardons and paroles to great number each year at Christmas iiissc. There have been instances where killers with long records have been granted paroles as the spirit of the yuletide moved some State executive, and too often it hasn't been the Christian idea of Christmas as much as squar- ing few obligations to political friends
 True when parole and not pardon is granted the liberty granted offender must make periodical reports but every police officer knows how easy it is to make parole report What criminal wants is freedom and given it. he should worry about how his parole is taken of There are cases were parole is proper and just; perhaps in a large number of instances. But it is also found by law enforcement officers that the pig majority of crime is committed by those who have been convicted before and have been paroled before serv ing their full sentences. Experts on law violation and it's causes have long pleaded the inadequacy of our parole system and direction of the Federal authorities toward tightening it up doubtless will have the same excellent result as did the broaden ing powers of the Government forces that actual apprehension of the offenders became simpler matter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-12
DOUGLAS NEVIS
FOURTH ASSOCIATION TO
 BE NAMED AT DOUGLAS

A mass meeting called by Mayor pro-tem Joe Riedi last evening for the purpose of starting preparations to celebrate the coming Fourth of July, resulted in the formation of an association to take charge and make all arrangements for the cele- oration. A. J. Balog was chosen as chairman and Felix Gray was re- elected secretary and treasurer.
 It was the sense of the meeting that no subscription be taken up this year as the association has an accumulated fund of over $500 in the bank. This fund will be drawn upon to take care of cash prizes for the children and the major sports. Firemen's races and base ball will have prizes of cheering nature. Chairman Balog will an- nounce the names of his various committees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that ap- plications for liquor licenses have been filed by the following:
 ALASKA RHEINLANDER DIS- .TRIBUTORS, Wholesale Beer and Wine License, for Warehouse on City Dock. Juneau, Alaska. LENA A. PIGG, Retail Hard & Distilled Liquor License, for Cas- tineau Liquor Co.,, Franklin Street, next to Gastineau Hotel, Juneau, Alaska.
 A hearing on the above ap- plications will be held by the Board of Liquor Control at Juneau, AL aska, on June 23, 1885.
 Protests or objections against the allowance of any of the above ap- plications should be in writing and filed with the Board of Liquor Con- trol on or before date of said hearing.
 BOARD OF LIQUOR CONTROL,
 By Frank A. Boyle, Secretary.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, June 4, 1855.
 First publication, June 5, 1885 Last publication, June 15, 1885.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-12
BENEFIT SHOW TONIGHT

The benefit show arranged by the local Chamber of Commerce for the purpose of raising funds to defray the expense of proper dedication Of the Douglas Bridge when com pleted is all ready for presentation tonight. at the Coliseum theatre, popular prices prevailing.
 The following program, which win begin at 7:30 will be given: News reel; Song, by Juneau quartet, con- posed of Nordling, Fargher, Policy and Kayser; interesting comic reel; acrobatic dance, Miss Sylvia An derson, Juneau; song by Juneau quartet; motion picture feature, Love Time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-06-12
TIGHTENING PAROLE REGULATIONS

Wheels of justice so far actual apprehension of criminals is concerned have frightened up appre- clably in the last two three years corruption in forces of the laws has been eradicated to large extent. In large it is due to Federal leadership and extension of powers of the govern ment authorities to step into heretofore dele gated to State and local agencies. Catching the violators appears to have become an easier matter but keeping them in institutions, with our appar- ently lax parole system, is still problem to be ironed out.
 President Roosevelt after learning that the men involved in the Weyerhaeuser case have been con vieted previously several times and paroled has ordered a special study made of what he terms