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APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFURNISHED. / TO 3 ROOMS AND
bath, in NV. within mile 18th and Pa
ave: not over S425 80: give details Ad-
dress Box 445-R. Star Office. s.
L. H x. ROOM OR SMALL FURNISHED
apt. NV: two Govt employees; $50. Ad-
dress Box 4l9-R. Star Office. -
BROAD MINDED. EDUCATED YOUNG
man would like small apartment in a de-
sirable neighborhood with one or two
others. Address Box o2-S. Star ONCE. 50
YOUNG COUPLE WITH REFERENCES
desire rooms kitchen. bath. furnished,
in apt. or private home in white district
in NV. or ne; would like garage: around
S35. Address Box 1925 Star Office.
WANTED. FOR FAMILY OF THREE
adults. in quiet neighborhood-Apt. or
house. completely and tastefully furnished
including linens. china and silverware.
containing drawing ROOM library or study,
dining room. pantry. kitchen. 3 bed rooms
: baths. or servants rooms and baths
from January 9th to June 5th: references
furnished. Going away soon. not to return
until Jan. 5th and wish to settle matter
before leaving. Please describe fully and
state rental price. Address Box 9I-S. Star
ONCE
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1901 CALVERT ST. N.w.-vERY DEsIR-
able rms. kit. bath and rec. hail. $S5
month; resident manager; electric re-
frigeration
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 36OO
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THE PRESIDENTIAL.

IUeV SIIttC INV.
Apartment consisting OF rooms and 9
athS. This apartment house is situated
In one OF the most desirable locations in
WASHINGTON. being within walking distance
to downtown and Government buildings
Apply resident manager on premises. Met
ropolitGn 2531
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IV.1I EUOIID 81. NV.
Apt. of liv. rm.. bed rm, kit. dinette
bath: dinette has 4 windows: s.w. exposure
Apt. of liv. rm.. . bed rms. kit. bath:
3 exposures: both apts. newly decorated,
1928 r ST. NW.-1 RIM, KIT. AND
bath. S35. Elec refrigeration.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC,
1871 Conn. Ave Decatur 3SOO
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1880 ST. NV
Thoroughly modern building. within
kitchen and bath; extremely large rooms
Two exposures; restricted: sos Also 3
rooms kitchen and bath. $50 Apply resi-
Naf
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APARTMENTS UhFvRhIsHEp.

NO. II 5th ST. NE.
% rooms and bath. dinette: no children:
I'LL MT. OLIVET RID. NE
3 rooms and bath dinette. modern: S3s.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
515 East Capitol st. Lincoln O12a.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

tC0ntlnueo.b
Rsas apt ST THE 1sebsP s
bath, porch and large storage closet; COM
S sirasis residentisi r section; t; sIis month 0'
rooms. DOM u kifehenette. bath. $50 80: Available
$50 No ehden np 62ss
3lQ l1th ST. Sc. - 3-ROOM UNFUR-
nished seconds floor apt: heat. light. gas.
Frigidaire included.
1909 lst NW-S47 80: LARGE LIVING
sns sosE sFfsssS s%
stores. Apply Apt. 4. -
TRINITY TOWERS. 1929 I4th ST. NV
Very desirable apt; living rm.. bed rm.. din
Murphy sed large poreh retrser
alton on house current. Adams 3640.
ROOM KIT; SINK. RANGE. C.H.w.. OIL
nest neat gas. gas. cleo: employed persons $50.
In new home: bath. electric refrigerator;
reasonable: adults only. %
1908 KEARNEY ST. NE-FTRsT-FLoOR
ses sbt, roops kitchen psnt1g dav
2023 4th Me- ROOMS. X &B.: E. a. W.
exposure; reasonable rent: electric ice box:
bus and trolley. sSe janitor. s.
5232 sth ST. NV. ROOMS. KITCHEN,
portation. No wild parties.
633 + ST; Sc. ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath MstdnsI hay laos cleo; ss5. 1905 st.
sos UPsHUR sT.-3 ROOMS. KIT, SEMI
bath: h.-w. heat, gas. elec.: close to cars
and busses: no children. 81
WOODRIDGE D. CAPT. FOUR ROOMS
kitchen breakfast room and bath. Phone
NEAR Far SOUTH DAKOTA AND RHODE
duplex; rms, dining room; kitchen bath,
. large closets. GARAGE; ample heat and hot
water: adults only: $50. Decatur 4543
3o32 RoDMAN ST. NV" ROOMS.
1850 and So so w. H WALKER. T34
18th st. NV. National 1890
ENTIRE End FLOOR IN PRIVATE HOME;
Norge refrigerator: new section; gas. light
$3.50; ideal for employed couple. Phone
Randolph 2545.
3ols SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
rooms. private bath. large glassed-in
porch; elec. refriseration. oil heat: adults
1907 w. VA. AVE. NE-ENTIRE SECOND
moor; rms. kitchen and pvt bath; heat.
Nsnt' gas. phone. c.h.w., elec. refrigeration,
maid service: settled family; only So
1927 9th ST NV ROOMS. ENCLOSED
porch, duplex apt. heat hot water furn
Immediate occupancy. Col. 4325.
1923 LANIER PL. N.W-VERY ATTRAC-
tive apartment. living room. dining room
h5fshsn' fdoms beabt bDabtrieS sun porch. bed
Rent reasonable. Apply Apt POI.
5000 CONN. AVE (APT. HoUsE,-LARGE
living room, five windows: bed room.
kitchen and bath; adults; sentiles: S695O
month. Clev. Sa45.
NORTHBROOK.
10th and Newton stS. NV. Col To3O;
2 rooms. kitchen and bath; 2 rooms.
kitchen and batn.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

THE GUEST HOUSE at 17OI Mass. ave.
NV. offers choice vacancies; moderate
prices: excellent meals 81
1857 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Just off Mt.
Pleasant and Chevy Chase car line. ] min
utes to town: large double front room. pri-
vate bath for lady: large double room ad-
joining bath ladies or gentlemen. Excel
lent meals Columbia $3.50.
1888 X NV, adjoining Hamilton Hotel
Refined surroundings; single and double;
e,h.w.: excellent meals: reasonable.
1918 N ST. NV, Apt. 207-Nice room,
single beds, good meals, maid laundry; for
eonfenial girls; $50 mo. 8.
1881 10th N.W.-BUSINEsS WOMEN; UN-
USUAL ACCOMMODATIONS, CLEAN,
BEAUTIFUL HOME. DELIGHTFUL TABLE.
3I45 18th ST NW-Single and double
vacancies: excellent meals; parking space;
reasonable ~"
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TO FOUR ROOMS. GAS.
eiec.; one 4-room one 3-rc-m apart
ment, adults; all modern. 1926 7th st. NV.
Decatur 554l
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

2945 NEWARK ST Nw.-vERY AT
tractive. detached S-rocm house. Newest
oil heating. completely redecorated. Rent
reasonable. Open Sunday. IL to 3.
WE HAVE A FEW CHOICE LISTINGS OF
6 and \ room houses with ] and > baths
in northwest section. Rent from SIS
to Sl15.
PHILLIPS & CANDY.
1012 18th st. NV. National 1900.
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THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN
AND BATH.
600 1Ath CIT ~ VIZ

1901 WYOMING AVE NV, ALTAMONT-
Very attractive apt. of 3 rms. kit. and
bath. wood-burning freplaces: 500 q
month; electric refrieeration; resident man.
ager, 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service.
RANDALL H, HAGNER e. CO.. INC,
l31l Conn. Ave. Decatur 3kn0
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69O9 18th ST. NV, WEST OF GA. AVE
&65; 3 rooms and bath. everything fur
nisfed use Of phone and laundry: G. E.
refrigeration. c.h,w. and garage. Refined
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l2I7 10th ST. NW-DOwNTOWN PRI-
vate apt. rms kitchen private entrance;
elec gas range heat; also room next bath.
145 l1th ST. NE-ONE ROOM. LHK.
apartment Clean and comfortable. for
two peonle
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1920. 30th ST. MT. RAINIER. ND
SLEEPING sun parlor, adjoining bed room,
bath; ch.w.; phone. Convenient transpor-
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

New Cape Cod located in an excellent
residential section, 30 minutes from DOWN
town WASHINGTON: contains 5 rooms. with
fireplace. large attic. modern kitchen with
gas range and refrigerator. garage. shade
and shrubbery on A-acre lot. close te
schools and transportation. S6b per month
Can be purchased on rental option basis.
M. E. CHURCH, s
REALTOR.
Established 1884.
phnne Falls Nhurrh Ua 40
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AVAILABLE NOV Is. 1896

AVAILABLE NOV, II. lHJO.
41th St. South OF Mass Ave NV
New apartments of 3 rms kitchen.
dinette. bath and screened porches. S51 so
per mo.
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
G33 18th st. NV Natl O35o
1926 MASS AVE. NW-VERY DESIR-
able apt. consisting of rms, 3 baths
@ bed rmsD. Elevator
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn Ave Decatur 36Ou
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

EVANSVILLE. MD. 6s SHEPHERD ST.
Practically new semi-brick bungalow. five
rooms. tiled bath. large floored attic. full
basement: lot 5Ox150. well landscaped:
modern kitchen. owner will rent to dis
eliminating tenant for Sol: references re-
auired. L, H.. WILLIS. 2S Oakwood I'd.
436 IRVING ST. NW.-6 ROOMS AND
bath: gas heat: cleo: gar: $3.50. zoos
K st u W Natl l40R As
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427 CGLETHORPE ST. NW.-NEWLY
furnished bachelor studio apartment: gas
heat, utilities incl: gentleman: S35. Ran
d6lph 3Q11 X
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GEORGETOWN. 1922 N ST NW.-TWO
clean and neatly furnished rooms, adloin-
ing bath and side porch. Apply at 34l4
-
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5srooms. including paneled library. 2
baths and ground floor suite of = rooms
place. gas heat and refrigerator built-in
garage. 1437 44th ST.. or phone Natl.
Sso-2O24 PIERCE MILL RID. MT, PLEAS
saraEe: Saesnt. owNERo. oG potomse ni isss. sue
IS DENwooD AVE. TAKoMA PARK1I6
large rooms. finished $. porches; double
school. stores: cultured surroundings.
Conn. ave-3 bed rooms. 2hz baths, maids
hfa co gees 4a $O Eye TsE s
NV. National S032.
NEW MODERN GROOM BRICK BUNGA--
low and garage. one block from school and
Available Nov. is. Phone Shepherd 22Os.
1929 OTIS NE MODERN GROOM.
semi-detached brick; 3 porches, near
schools stores. Potomac 0506-J.
isos uPsHus ,sos.S ST. Sw1s fo0Ms
garage. International Bank. District 0s64.
1920 4sth ST. Nw-vERY ATTRACTIVE
new. detached brick house. completely up;
ssr IN. Six bath SLOWER satS
stripped insulated; EaIage; half block bus;
r. and B.. gar. h.-w.h.; near. school
and playground: $50 mo. Shepherd
41b RAYMOND ST. .CH. CHI, MD,-s1x
rage oil heat Electrolux. fireplace.
OWNER. West 1160. Apt. S24. 8.
SILVER SPRING, MD, 747 SLIGO AVE
z rooms and bath. detached: elec. hot
tor; house completely reconditioned. mod
ern bath. garage; large grounds; SS2, so.
duplex house, semi detached: 8 rooms. oil
burner: Frigidaire; S65. Gail OWNER.
GeorEia 1000. Quarters No. q.
902 MARYLANp AVE; N,ETs Rms, BATH
1904 II St ne Lincoln 1891.
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1903 GRACE CHURCH RD.,
SILVER SPRING, MD
Five rooms. bath. h.-w.h. garage S62 so
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. District 94S6
1407 AMES PL. NE.
rms. bath porches: excellent condi-
ton: well furnished: sos.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
THREE TES4 hoHNs snb 51ESHEE TiaHFyslS' slp BATH,
264 18th ST Sc.
. 2l5 OTIS ST. NV. .,,no
1874 pa2q R2fsr14x RS Nv. q cedaiAAMmpl. eaAMPl osss.
DOWNTOWN-CHOICE!
Within a few minutes walk Of
Govt; dsptsa dspt;s,a,Iina IN a I'M modern; 2aohour hs,ar
f rsfnsments. SS''Hf FREE as' ds 4sirissefssion. s
$s0-Foyer, Living Room. Bed
Room, Kitchen and Bath.
Sl25-CORNER-Fo FOUR
larse Rooms DEN,
'' "The PENTILLY,"
1912 K st. NV.
1925 22nd ST. NV.
Newly Renovated)
and tee sH m so soete ad snf S' 5snor hsa
Inspection Sat and SUM-. to 8.
2S12 QUARRY RID. NV.
(Just OF 18th and Col. RdD
Elect. Refrigeration. Open Sunday 2 to 3.
ROBERT LEE oBRIEN. .
1710 Eye st. NV. Met. 53s5.
1903 CONN. AVE. NV,
JUST NORTH OF FLORIDA AVE.
Eight-stoIy elevator building. Electric
refrigeration on house current. Resident
manager premises
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Natl. "100. 925 18th St. NV.
1867 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc.
THE CHICHESTER"
rooms kitchen dining alcove and bath
Electrolux Refrigeration.
SIS.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National a1OO a25 18th st. NV.
AT THE CREST" OF D. C.
Select modern apartments at the
highest point of Washington. Re-
fined atmosphere: 24hour switch
board and elevator service: FREE
refrigeration: children's playground,
etc.
S80-THREE exposures: Foyer.
JAR G E Living Room,
TWO Bed Rooms. Central
Bath tshowerl, Dinette
Furnished and Kitchen.
INSPECTION INVITED at
"DEVONSHIRE,"
Ais Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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3237 HIATT PL NV, APT. 3-ONE
room. Kitchen and bath. completely fur
nfshed Reasonable
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b. large closet windows. laun.. tubs: re-
friReration. yard; adults: refs. 1926 nth
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping: everything furnished
R11 9Th st n p
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. VERY LARGE ROOMS WITH PRIVATE
bath and Frieidare. 35@5 18th ST. NV.
Adams 3o09-W
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ECONOMY APT-S45.

1903 CAPITOL AVE NE. APT. NO ..
s, Living ,G room bed rooms; kitchen
dlnette tile bath. screened-in porch:
equipped with Bryant gas heater
14O4 K ST. CAFRITZ Dist 9OS0.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHOICE SELECTION OF DESIRABLE
furnished houses In best sections of the
city. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Clev. 3465 So
TWO BEDROOM NEW MODERN BRICK
house. Maple furnished. electric Kitchen
shower BATH hot-vster heat. storm win
dows, radio, cradle telephone. china. sill
yer. bed-table linens. utensils. Six min
utes from downtown via Memorial Bridge:
S15 mo. Walnut 1857 Sc
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YOUNG MAN TO SHARE FURNISHED
apartment. bed room. living room. kitchen,
bath: shower: unlimited phone. All priv
ileses: S25. Address Rox 1o-S. Star office.
TWO LARGE HOU@ @EF.EEPING ROOMS.
gas range. Frisidaire. sink. electricity.
telephone; SIS week: adults. 1861 Attn ne
Evening star., 1936-11-07

II end ST. NE-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR;
. large rooms kitchenette. elec. refrieer-
ator: ami: janitor service. %
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263O ADAMS MILL RD-AFTER NOV. %;
two rooms, kitchen, bath. porch. Telephone
Columbia 6246 except 40 pm. Sunday. -
4319 RIVER RD., APT. Five ROOMS
from December l to May /. Call Emer-
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1882 A ST. SE.-TWO LOVELY ROOMS,
screened porch. semi-private bath; clean,
briyate home Reasonable 3"
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The American Security &
Trust Co.,
Real Estate Dept.
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. National 4Sl5.
325 DECATUR ST. NV
. bed rooms. living room. dinette.
kitchen and so
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MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW
New apartments nearing completion
consisting OF > rms. kit dinette and bath,
Trighidaire; Withi o,, some with screened porehes.
$500 and Si5 90 per mo-
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY
.:13 l2th st. NV. Natl. 0352.
1871 BRENTWOOD RID. NE
Living room, = bed rooms. kit. dinette,
$3.50.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV Dist 334S.
S50-PER MONTH
noo Two bed rooms living room. kitchen.
urban location. close to town individual
gas neat furnished by tenant. Call HUGH
WARREN National 9453; evenings, Wis
eonsin 3159.
CLEVELAND PARK. CORNER APT
Living room; bed rooms. dinette,
kitchen and bath. $50 month See ianitor,
30Ol Porter st. NV. or call HUGH WAR
Rem. National 9453
1920 eth ST. NV ROOMS KIT AND
bath. 500 month: newly decorated.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC.
1871 Conn. Ave. Decatur 1900
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discriminating tenant: Conn. ave. Ashmead
pl. section: bed room. living room. foyer.
kitchen. bath; modern apt. BLDG: furn. by
John Wannamaker: reference required.
Telenhnne Decatur 240Q-W
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ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR IN PRIVATE HOME:
large rooms. kitchenette. STORAGE room;
private entrance; tabletop gas stove
Norge refrigerator; new section: gas. light
and heat included: cont hot water;
S31 80; ideal for employed couple. Phone
Randolph 2545
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1886 GARFIELD ST NEAR WARDMAN-
Two bright clean rooms. sleeping porch;
electric refIioeratinn Adams 1900.
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81 BRYANT ST. NV NEAR N. CAPITOL
southern exposure gas. cleo, phone incl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
PAF OPERATES
 SEVEN ALASKA PLANTS IN 1896
This Is Exclusive of Can neries to Be Worked
 with Other Firms

BELLINGHAM, Wash, March B. The Pacific American Fisheries an- nounced today that seven Alaska canneries will be operated during the coming season exclusive of the joint operation with the Alaska Packers Association at Chignik, with the Astoria and Puget Sound Can ming Company at Excursion Inlet and with the Nakat Packing Com pany at Ketchikan.
 President Archie w. Shields said the company will not operate the cannery here, the largest in the world, because of the fish trap ban in this state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
GLEASONS RETURN
 HERE ON ALASKA

Robert J. Gleason, PA Super intendent of Communications, Mrs, Gleason and infant son Robert Jr., arrived from Seattle on the Alas ka. The Gleasons, who left Alaska last December 1, spent few weeks in Seattle, the home of MT. Gleas- on's mother, Mrs. H. E. Gleason, and travelled to California, where Mir. Gleason inspected new radio equipment in the PAA radio station at Alameda.
 Mrs. Gleason returned to Seattle while MT. Gleason went east to confer with communications offic- ials of his company.
 MT. Gleason will assist in install lation of special radio broadcasting equipment in the PAA Lockheed Electra to be flown by Pilot w. J. Barrows on the scheduled tour of Alaska with L. S. Peck, Vice Pres ident of the PAA, and NBA radio experts, and will then go to Fair banks with his wife and son.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
LE FEvlRE WILL
 SOUND KEYNOTE OF REPUBLICANS
Elton Engstrom Chosen as Temporary Chairman of
 Douglas Session April 9

Elton E. Engstrom, President of the Young Mems Republican Club of Juneau and Douglas, has been selected as temporary chairman of the Republican convention to be held at Douglas April g. and Judge H. B. LeFevre of Juneau, old-time Alaskan and stalwart Republican, has been chosen as the keynote speaker. it was announced today by Albert White, chairman of the Re- publican Central Committee.
 Arrangements are being rapidly completed for the convention, MT. White said. The city of Douglas will provide ample space for the sessions, and the Douglas Chamber of Commerce has appointed a com- mittee to work with the Young Mems Republican organization to cooperate in handling arrange ments, he reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
PECK EXPLAINS HOW BROADCAST
 TO BE HANDLED
One or Two Programs Each Day from Plane with
 First from Juneau
JOE BARROWS ON WAY HERE FROM FAIRBANKS
Various Points of Interest in Territory Will Be
 Covered Tn Series

With full equipmnet for one of the most unique radio broadcast programs ever released. including voice broadcasts from plane in flight over Alaska over nation wide network in the States, Lyman s. Peck, Vice President and Gen. eral Manager of the Pacific Alas ka Airways, and his party of radio experts arrived this morning on the Alaska from Seattle.
 The National Broadcasting Com pany, cooperating with Pacific AL aska Airways, Inc, has arranged to give special series of broadcasts featuring Alaska MT. Peck said. The broadcasts are to be made from Pacific Alaska Airways plane which will visit various cities in the Territory. The RIGA Short Wave transmitter which will broadcast the programs is the same type that was used in the China and Philippine Clippers.
 NEG Broadcast
 "The programs will be released over the NBC's coast to coast net work. and present plans eontem- plate at least one program day. The programs are to be received at the RIGA radio station at Point Reyes, near San Francisco. These will be the first broadcasts of this kind ever attempted in Alaska and will undoubtedly include the great est distances ever covered by voice broadcast direct from any plane in flight.
 National Broadcasting Company program executives have been en- deavoring for several years to bring to the people of the United States and Alaska programs of distinct i've nature Much of the increase in these accomplishments has been made possible by new RIGA trans mission developments by which the broadcasts from the Normandie and the Pan American Clippers were made. Feeling that the radio au- dience would be interested in se- curing more intimate acquain- tanceship with Alaska and its peo- pie, the NEG and Pacific Alaska Airways have joined forces to make possible this series of broadcasts from Alaska.
 Lockheed Coming Here
 "The Pacific Alaska Airways sent Pilot w. J. Barrows, of the controls of one of it's multimotored Lockheed Electra transport planes, from Fairbanks yesterday. Pilot Barrows reached Whitehorse last night and will probably arrive here today. The radio equipment will be installed in the Electra upon its arrival here, and will be tested in flights to be made over Juneau within the next few days. AS soon as the RIGA Point Reyes station re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
ED. R. Planning
 for Re-eIeCtiol
 Campaign Dfivs
Business Booming But Un- employment and Relief
 Still Major Problems

WASHINGTON, March 3. = The close of the third year of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the White House found him smoothing the New Deal dents preparatory to his reelection campaign.
 The third year is believed to be the turning point for the Admin istration.
 Emergency is regarded as over and permanent laws have been en- acted including the Social Secur- ity plan, Securities regulation and cheap power programs.
 Business is booming compared to three years ago but unemployment and relief are still the major prob lemS.
 The American Federation of La bor estimated January unemploy- ment at 12,625,000.
 Building is now within fraction of normal and the farm income has been increased by billions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
ITALIAN BANKS TAKEN OVER BY
 FASCIST RULE
Private Banking Abolished in Sweeping Reform
 by Il Duce

ROME, Italy, March 3.-Private banking in Italy was abolished to- day in sweeping bank reform passed by the Council of Ministers at a special session, at which Pre- mier Mussolini declared a new Fas- cism's defiance of the League of Nations sanction.
 The cabinet ordered the four big gest banks in Italy declared public banks. The strength of the Bank of Italy, reduced to capitalizatio of about $24,OOO,OOO, will be sub scribed to by the public banks.
 Prominent bankers explained that the provisions of the order envis- aged absolute state control of banking operations. They said that the major Italian banks had en- countered many difficulties during the crisis as result of unwise fi- nancing, and that the government had frequently gone to their aid
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
SENATOR ASKS NEWS
 OF MICHAEL SMITH

An inquiry concerning the where abouts of Michael William Smith 45. has been received by the Gov ernor's Office from Senator James c. Scanlon of Massachusetts,
 Smith formerly resided at 40 Stod- dard Street, Stoughton, Mass, and was said to have been in Juneau a year ago He is described as five feet seven inches tall, brown hair and eyes, oval face and straight nose. Senator Scanlon said it was im- portant that the man communicate with him at once.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
CATHERINE YORK
 UP FROM RANKS
 TO THIRD PLACE
Others Ranking Are Lun- dell, Bayers, Gruber,
 Powers, Kaser

Saturday night at o'clock, the first five girls in the Better Times Drive ranged as follows: Ruth Lundell 1,638,675, Thais Bayers l. 377,775, Catherine York 1,341 ,250, Eleanor Gruber 1,196,l00, Bessie Powers 1,181,375.
 And in their order, Elizabeth Ka- ger, Anita Garnick, Ida Roller and Esther Davis, were other candi- dates in the campaign to total over one million votes.
 The counter-upper begins to see daylight now, although a terrific voting fever was registered between six o'clock Saturday afternoon and noon Monday, when the ballot boxes were emptied for the last time.
 Phenomenal was the rise of Cath erine York through the ranks to third place. Ruth Lundell, No. l from the start, and Thais Bayers, in second place, still lead the pa rade.
 With nine contestants past the million mark, that $25i cash bonus to be awarded by w. s. Pullen of the Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. is still to be hoped for by several concerned. The highest candidate will be given the award, MT. Pullen said. Also, the Capitol Theatre will present a three months pass to the girl showing the great est percentage of increase over her total on Feb. 10.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-03
TREASURY CASH MAKES ADVANCE
 DURING MONTH
Territory's Net Cash Bal ance $761, ,204, End
 of February

The net cash balance of the Ter ritorial Treasurer as of February 29, 1886, totaled S76l ,20403, accord ing to the monthly report made to the Governors office today by Treasurer Oscar G. Olson
 This compares with balance of S713,798.94 on January, 1886, and represents a gain of $47 ,485 09.
 Receiptg during the month of February amounted to $102, ,456.26, while disbursements were S55O51.l7.