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HERE ARE TWO
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.

l Pine section Decatur st-Detached
frame house on large shaded let extra
large living room. dining room and kitchen
front. side and rear porches; large bed
rooms on second floor; one finished bed
room third floor, with space for another
bed room and bath; also space on the first
hot-Water heat Price. Ssa50: $1,000
cash. balance very easy terms
2. In fine neighborhood. Randolph St
Row house. brick; 3 BED rooms good con-
dition. hOt-water heat. Will rent for SO
regularly. Can be purchased $3.50, 81 900
cash. balance small monthly payments We
can show you 30Tc on your investment.
These two houses must be sold Call Mr..
Hines or Mr.. Edward Cook District 1918.
Evenings. National 44S3
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
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81 Q50

Beautiful corner detached Dutch Colo
nial home Of large rooms and tile bath
very large fireplace spacious porch down
stairs and glass-inclosed sleeping porch
above: center entrance hot-Water heat,
cellar. hardwood floors. garage, flowers.
Phone now
R. BATES WARREN.
110s 18th ST. NV. National a453.
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MT PLEASANT.

W IAIAohE'A
tive buy in this very convenient section.
q rooms. bath; large lot. porcheS ana in
excellent condition. A reasonable cash
payment and monthly terms will be ac-
ceDtable from a responsible purchaser. Call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC. Met. 3772.
until Q pm
81 7.5OO-DETACHED HOME IN EXCLUSIVE
NV. RESIDENTIAL LOCATION. 3 rooms
and bath. hot-water heat, > large porcheS;
lot 4Ox90. Needs some redecorating.
S. 5O0-LARGE THREE BEDROOM BUN
GALOW IN CHEVY CHASE MD, one
square from Conn. ave. on 60-foot-
front lot. Well constructed and in excel
lent condition. All bed rooms are roomy:
screened front and rear porches large
partly finished attic fireplace. painted
walls throughout oil burner. electric
Owner leaving city. Has priced tor
s11 .oooNcoRNER BRICK RESIDENCE IN
OLD GEORGETOWN Ten rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. REAL OPEN
F1REPLAcES IN EVERY ROOM: cleo
trio refrigeration. garage. Convenient
TO 'TshzI2Saesa0a shANNoN 3 and IucHs ccfHhss'tcso Go.
1908 H st. NV National 2345.
INCOME: DETACHED HONE. CHEVY
Chase. D. c.. pays 15T on $500. Ad-
dress Box Jaw. Star once. 81
2-sToRY. BR. BLDG; APTS.. EACH R.
ard b.: sep. INV h. plants. porches; rea- =
lot. Address Box I41-W. Star ofhce.
eth ST. Mr.. FLORIDA AVE. NE.-MOD-
ern 6-rm. brick. INV h.. garase; only SI5o
above 50 500 bldg assn; rented. S47.5O.
WASH REALTY CO.. GEO. $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

INVESTOR HOME BUYER.
Have several modern. well-located prop
critics. 81 900 up. ROGER MOSS, Dist.
3121
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


Aa1,R AATTRAGGTIvELY ACTIVELY FURNISHED 7,,RooM
elec. refrigeration; adults. 90 West Irving
st. Chevy Chase. Md. Wisconsin 1890
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. SEAn-DR-
tached. brick: seven rooms. two baths. p
car garage. oil burner. automatic hot
water; best section Of city. Inspect today.
20 pm; $l25 per month. 5406 18th
CHOICE SELECTION OF DESIRABLE
furnished houses in best sections of the city
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Clev. 3465. 6'
SEMI-DETACHED. 5 ROOMS SLEEPING
porch, oil heat. Available Dec. Is. Ran
dolph 3243 after 8.
THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. FULLY
furnished of Mr.. A. Kahn 3l35 Ellicott
ST. NV: large and attractive grounds:
most desirable location. Apply at premises
MARIETTA PARK-5-RooM BUNGALOW.
nice yard and garage; so. Georgia Abs.
37l7 KANSAS AVE NV.
Convenient to I4th and Park rd. Com
pletely and attractively furnished 6-room
Colonial: oil burner, garage. 3 porches.
FISCHER & COMPANY.
90T 18th st. Met. 0045. Eve, Col. 2104-J.
SIx-ROOM BUNGALOW AMI. AUTO
matte heat. one-car garage: SO month.
H. M. SMITH. Cleveland BAL: evenings,
Clev. 2443. Inspection by appointment only.
ONE BLOCK FROM CHEVY CHASE CLUB:
attractlvely furnished. detached: six large
rooms. recently redecorated: large library,
Apply c. s. COLLIER. Rosemary ST.. Chevy
Chase. Mo. afternoons. to 4:3O. Tele-
phone Wisconsin 6774. 81
LOG 9th ST. NE.
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Chew Chase DC.-S1395O.

Detached all brick only a few years
old and located OF Military rd., among
two baths finished room in attic, break
fast room. glassed-in porch on first floor;
large new refrlgeration. General Electric
oil furnace beautiful Handicapped lot and
two-car brick garage to match house. This
house is in immaculate condition and must
be Seeu to be appreciated
For further information. call H. G. BiScoe.
DISTRICT REALTY CO.,
National 3467. 1O15 18th St. NV.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG LADY. Government employe, wants
room and board in private home. near bus
or street car. Address Box 159-W. Star
ONCE
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S8.45Q.

BED ROOMsICORNER
Attractive Colonial brick home in one OF
the prettiest sections Of Petworth: contains IS
8 rooms tiled bath. shower. a-n.i. sbuilt-in
garage; beautiful lot. Reasonable terms to
responsible party. Call Potomac 2333.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

NEAR BRoApMooR-Larses attractive
front room, twin beds; next bath; private
family. Clev. O339 after pm.
1900 MASS AVE. NV, Apt. 45-Nicely
furnished double or single room, well
heated. Call Met. 1894 after pm.
1900 18th. Apt ., near Col. rd-Warm.
bi light room, next bath; . car lines; gen.
tleman married couple.
6I3 NICHOLSON ST. N.W-3 large win
dows shower bath new detached house;
good neighborhood; 81 week. Georgia
672O.
Ia32 10th ST NW-Comfortable room.
near bath and shower; twin beds; suit
able " gentlemen; reasonable.
LADY. room in apt. bed or couch radio;
newly decorated; unlimited phone; $40.
Met. 2352 after pm.
1877 M ST. NV.
Splendid rooms nicely furnished. single
or double. 81 up; also basement apt.
2237 QUE ST. NV.
Comfortable room. gentlemen: private
home.
ROOMS FUR. 6 UkFUR.
3343 18th ST. N.W.-Very large front
room, newly decorated; low rent; furnished
If desired. Columbia 9743.
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.
1870 HARVARD ST. NW.-unfurnishe
room and kitchenette: gas cleo. cnW'
conv. to stores and transportation.
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
NEAR NATIONAL c

NEARBY VA.-SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
5 rooms and bath; garage: S45. LESLIE
D. MEASELL Cleveland 3465. A.
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ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME
CHEVY CHASE. D, c.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Close-in. quiet neighborhood; large lot
bed rooms comfortable living room spa
cious dining room. hot-water heat. Cellar
laundry maids facilities. detached garage: {:
conveniently accessible to schools. high
is in good condition and price Of slO.5O0
is low for this immediate section. ,,-
THOMAS a !, FISHER 8 b,cs2ict Go ms ssao
$500 CASH AND Low PAYMENTS BUY
a lovely 5-reom, bath. 6unealSs; . ia iarse
ton See this bargain before you buy. Mr.
MILLS. Natl. 1898 or Dec. 2166.
1902 18th ST. NV.
Modern city home. built by owner: COM
paratively new: rooms. sun parlor Sleep
Ing porch. baths. servants, quarters ga
ceptional location and environment Re-
markable bargain due to Death in family.
Ap's THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
National $3.50.
HERE is A NEW BRICK AND STONE
wanted Bed room and bath. large living
room with stone fireplace. immense dining
room, fully equipped kitchen. breakfast
room and separate lavatory on first floor:
ond floor: recreation room with brick fire.
place maids room and complete bath, au-
tomato furnace. large. bright laundry room
in basement: slate roof. covered concrete
PsH tfees: lot Eprs so-ft- font rhe builder has
Winter. Phone Shep. 4555 until pm.
S6,35O FOR A BRICK BUNGALOW ON A
very deep. beautifully Handicapped lot near
schools; five splendid rooms. tile bath, hot
water heat: screened. weather stripped.
Shenherd 44kS until o n m
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25 TYLER PLACE.
Jefferson Park.
Alexandria Virginia

AI6XHIlUEIas NlkIuId.
Wide center hall living room. from
House and Gardens second book Of houses;
grounds planted with laurel. cedars and
privet; surrounded by park Of oaks; fifteen
minutes from downtown WASHINGTON. Alex
andria l6O2-J
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S5.a50-BRICK BUNGALOW IN NORTH
west section: 5 rooms. beautiful tile bath,
automatic hot-water heat and refrigeration
westher-stripped screened and insulated:
lovely lot. beautifully planted. For ap-
pointment. phone
CYRUS KEISER Jr.
h211 Wisconsin Ave CleY 6371. A.
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21O3 1st ST. NV.
rooms, bath. cellar and garage: splen-
did condition: So. 900; terms.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
SO5 II st. NV National OLA.
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7l9 FERN PL NV Mr. WALTER REED
Hospital rooms. kit bath. private en-
trance: Ras. cleo. refrigeration included:
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THE DAVMAR. Is 9th ST NE.
. rooms. kitchen and bath: Frigid-
aire on house current ---X4T. so
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Ia blocks east of Wisconsin ave. near
Bureau of Standards. grade. Junior and
senior high schools. st. AIMS and Immac-
ulata Seminary.
S9,250.
Attractive detached home on large, we'll
planted lot Features comfortable living
room 25x13. open fireplace. dining room.
kitchen. 3 roomy bed rooms, sleeping porch.
bath. oil burner. detached garage This
house is completely redecorated with sew
eral items Of new equipment weather.
stripped. insulated slate roof. Owner pur-
chased larger house This price is exceed
Call Mr.. Walk.
THOS. j. FISHER g. 90. INC,
73s 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
$3.50.
have homes now under construction
In the Wakefield section Of Chevy Chase,
D, c, They will contain large rooms and
Insulated and caulked. See them. before
completion and select your own ighttnS
fixtures and wall paper. To inspect. call
S042
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BEAUTIFUL APT,

In new detached house. beautiful new a,sts sec
ton and stores. First-ioor apt. rooms.
large entrance hall. many closets. Frigid-
aire, elec. kitchen. fireplace, private oatn'
garage. S65 Shepherd 4319.
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venient location; :, rooms. kitchen. dinette
and bath. $40. Apply 80 10th st. sc.
5S T ST. NV - ONE LARGE ROOM.
large kitchen. sink. porch. heat, light gas:
So lU month
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

CORNER 9th AND KENNEDY SITS, NV
rms. kit., bath. S55 month; avail Dec.
1st. See janitor or call Metropolitan 2713.
| HAMPTON. 174O 18th ST N.W.-3
rooms. kitchen and bath. large foyer;
Sn
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N. CLEVELAND PARK.
So. $50.

New-house condition: 8 rooms. extra
large living room. bath. detached sarase
portatton Phone Cleveland 1901 for ap-
pointment to inspect.
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CLUB SHANNON, 2817 Conn.
ave. n.w.-Double and single
room available. Col. 2814.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1870 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Unfurnisf
room and kitchenette: gas, cleo. c.h.
cow. to stores and transportation.
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MT. PLEASANT-S9,5OO.

NH - I2@@AhJ3A@N VU iOOO'
Eight lovely rooms including four bed
rooms two baths. front and screened rear
porches. nice yard and built-in heated
garage most convenient location and
even at this very low price terms may be
arranged
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

1IOs 10Th ST. NV. National 9453.
Eve. Adams 72lO. Miscknsln 3n6s
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sNGLEs NR AssSH pousGEs7 s7fa PR1eAgE fT sxTAs MM
PHONES m ALL ROOMS: ELEVATOR:
LATELY CLEAN; WIDELY SELECTIVE
MENU: GYMNASIUM: PERSONAL. LAuN-
PFAM PRY mp 0pFM 6 9x%EasTNG SSEEyJGE:
TRY CLUB PRIVnEGES-GOLF TENNIS.
RATES. $40 TO S55 PER MONTH
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A lovely. spacious first-hoor apt. q large
rooms. > baths. garden. garage; very high
ceilings; new and modern throughout.
S130. Address Box 15O-W Star once.
TAKOMA PARK Md. 7"1 ERIE AVE
Prices from $50 to $50. New apartments
pre-Showing. ] and > bed room apis fea-
turing separate thermostatS. automatic oil
heat electric kitchen. tiled baths tshowerl :
ultra modern: laundry room. Ready Dec.
lst. Exclusive Adults. BY owner. VIM.
R. FORD COS Erie ave. Takoma Park.
Shepherd 133D
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8 SPRING PL. NV. f3615 18th ST.
k. and b.: Frigidaire; large lawn; con-
ODD leo
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SN.oU.
Apt. 4-one room. kitchenette and bath
Kew at haberdasher shop on nrSt floor.
MSRBURY STAMP g. CO.
212 Southern Building District 8167.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
HAS SCALP WOUND

Ollessand Berardini, miner, was treated for a scalp wound at St. Ann's Hospital yesterday afternoon and later dismissed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
MARRIED AT SELDoVIA

MARRIED AT SELDOVIA
 Miss Vega Caroline Anderson and Samuel Leon Pratt were married recently at Seldovia and left on ten day sheep hunt at the mouth Of Kachemak Bay as honeymoon trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
FORMER JUNEAUITES
 ARE HAPPY IN s. C

Word received in Juneau by Mrs John Newman from Mrs. Allen E Johnstone indicates that MT. anc Mrs Johnstone are happy and busy in their new home in Beaufort South Carolina
 It was MT Johnstone, Juneau ties will recall. who inherited g substantial part of a $75,000 estate carly this year, and by reason oi requirements of the inheritance moved to the family home at Beau fort.
 4 In Beaufort MT. Johnstone has established himself in business and bothrhe and his wife have be- come active in American Legion affairs. Mrs Johnstone was re- gently elected president of the Le- zion Auxiliary at Beaufort. At the time they left Juneau, Johnstone was Second Vice President of the local post and Mrs. Johnstone was Auxiliary Historian.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
BENSON LEAVES HOSPITAL

Amos Benson, medical patient, was dismissed from St. Ann's Hos pital here this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
CAPITOL FILM
 SHOWS THRILL
 OF MAN HUNT
Tough Tunnel Driver Fea- lures Double Show at
 Coliseum Tonight

Man Hunt" Warner Bros thriller opening at the Capitol Theatre to- night, concerns the pursuit of an escaped bank robber by Federal ag- ents and the part taken in it by small town reporter and his. sweetheart, school teacher; the big city newspaperman and dod- dering, romancing exsheriff. 1 The large and talented cast is headed by Ricardo Cortez, Mar guerite Churchill, William Gorgan and Charles (Chic) Sales. Cortez is said to give his usual finished and convincing performance as the suave, soft-spoken and outwardly gentlemanly rascal. Others in the cast who do excellent work include Richard Purcell, Olin Rowland, An- ita Kerry, Don Barclay, George E. 1 Stone, Addison Richards, Nick Copeland, Russell Simson and Ed die Shubert.
 Too Tough to Kill" the feature Ol tIlt QOuUlc-tDlll OpCll4llS oV tiiC Coliseum this evening, shows Vic tor Jory as a hard-boiled, hard rock tunnel engineer, in charge of the tunnel driving for the Colorado River Aqueduct through the Sierra Nevada Mountains; and Sally o. Neil as a newspaper woman sent to discover the reasons for delay in the work Included in the fine supporting cast are Ward Bond, Thurston H Tall, Gene Morgan, Frank Rice, Robert Gleckler and Johnny Arthur.
 Gene Autry, new western singing star, appears in the other feature cn the Coliseum double-bill, "Tumb- Ing Tumbleweeds, supported by Smiley Brunette, Lucille Browne, Norma Taylor, George Hayes, Ed ward Hearn, Jack Rockell, Frankie Marvin, George Chesebro, Eugene Jackson, Charle King, Charles Whitaker, George Burton, Tom London and Cornelius Keefe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
Air Conditioning
 Now On Increase
Modern Convenience Being Constantly Recogniz-
 ed by Authorities

Air conditioning shas been a busi- ness of steadily increasing import ance for the past two years. As a result of the exhibits at the Texas Centennal Exposition, the City of Dallas went into the front ranks of American cities adopting this modern convenience, a record num- Der of installations having resulted from the Exposition.
 Business authorities have accept ed air conditioning as an industry ranking with the automibile, the electric refrigerator and the radio. Figures for 1885 show that more than $75,O00,000 was spent in air conditioning installations, and the increase for 1886 has been so great that the years totals are expected to reach close to $50, 100000.
 Building authorities state that at least half of all new homes of the $15,000 class or upward are now assigned for mechanical summer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
FAY BANTER
 FOR MOVIES

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Oct. g. - Fay Bainter. New York stage actress has reached Hollywood to go into the movies. She said she nas de- serted the stage because, The brightest star on Broaaway is vir- tually an unknown until she's done picture
 The actress is slated to appear with Katharine Hepburn in "Qual- ity Street"
 Broadway plays to Broadway alone" she said Pictures have world audience"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
HUNTERS LOSE
 BAG TO TAKU !l.|l !.
 FLOOD WATERS
Soaking in Swollen River Is All Nimrods Can Show
 for Recent Trip

Can a dead moose swim? If you think so, ask Percy Reynolds, or Waino- Hendrickson. or Joe Pad dock, or Al Slagle, or Jeff Ander- son.
 They may have thought so once, but can quote the true facts on the matter now. They returned just last night from a most enjoyable hunting expedition up the Taku River Z
 The party left here Monday af- ternoon, September 28, for a weeks hunting and fishing trip, in an open river boat. Arriving in due time at their chosen spot up the Taku, de- spite few inches of rain falling, they enjoyed some quite successful nimroding for the next three or four days; garnering to themselves two moose, two goats, and consid- erable bags of geese and ducks, besides plenty of fine trout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
GEORGE FAMILY IS ISCELEBRATING
 AN ANNIVERSARY
Twenty-six Years of Mer- chandising in Juneau
 Observed

Eliminating 25 years of mer- chandising by the George family in Douglas and Juneau, the Pay'n Takit and Leader Store in the city are celebrating their anniver- sary as one of the pioneer firms of Alaska.
 Back in 1909 Mike George es- tablished a store at Douglas. Deal ing in general merchandise the store flourished under his management. The firm was moved to Juneau and in 1922 established at its present location on Franklin Street.
 Assuming the policy of cash pay and -take-it" two years ago with the three sons of Mike" at the helm, the stores have shown steady growth. Thomas George is in charge of the grocery "Pay'n Takit,' with Gustav George conducting the Leader Department Store.
 Joe George Back
 Joseph George recently returned
 
 to Alaska from an extended visit in the States where he underwent I treatment at Mayo Brothers Clin- { ic and is again meeting his many friends at the store. M
 Two large warehouses are required for the stock carried by the stores with Thomas George making tht announcement that We are pre- pared to meet all requirements plac- l ed upon us, strike or no strike"
 Large Personnel ss. Nineteen persons are employed between the two stores. The Groc- cry personnel including: Eva Ny gard, bookkeeper; Wilma Feero cashier; Ren Cook, and Oren Ed wards, meat department. Art Burke truck driver, clerks, Art Judson Drew Pouffer, D. M. (Milt) Both well, Dutch Behrends, Vern Illus sing, A. Dugan, Pablo del Rosa engineer; Mrs. Hazel Wesson anc Mildred Peterson, clerks on tht Leader side.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
On Monday last, they began their

On Monday last, they began their return voyage down the flood wa ters of the swollen Taku, where upon they met their waterloo For some reason. MT. Jeff Anderson. of the Ketchikan Bottling Works, got himself overheard into the riv- CT. In attempting his rescue, their good ship was overturned. The val iiant huntsmen finally lighted her and landed-but, minus goats, geese, ducks, guns, ammunition; camp equipment and all that makes hunting worthwhile. And there they were marooned while the winds whipped up the waters be- tween them and Juneau, until yes- terday when they were able finally to come in.
 A mighty swell trip-lots of fun lis their chorus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09

dark cloth during the early morning and late afternoon to create fall light conditions in midsummer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
Pockets Are Favored Fashion Accents

cooling as well as winter heating.
 Airplanes, motor buses and rail- road trains are this year featuring ''air conditioning" in their adver- Using, and automobile manufactur CTS are following the same trend It is considered a matter of but a few years until this industry will be accepted with the radio, the au- tomobile and the electric refrigera- tor as just another of the conyen- fences that the average person will not be without
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09

Empire ads are reaG.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
KILL FIFTEEN
 SEARCHING FOR
 PUBLIC ENEMY
British Troops Are Looking for WeIlknown Pales-
 tine Character

JERUSALEM, Oct. g. British troops have killed fifteen Arabs during a search for Fawzi Bay Ka- wkazi, known as Palestine's Public Enemy Number l.
 Kawkazi has not been found yet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-09
COMMUNISTS, FASC!STS ARE
 IN C0NFLIC I
French Organization Defies Government on Pro-
 hibited Session

PARIS, Oct. 9.-French Com munists have openly defied the Government in efforts to restrict a meeting in Alsace Lorraine. It is feared here that strife will result.
 Communist leaders assert they refuse to curtail their activities be cause Fascists have been instructed to keep moving toward power
 -N
 Empire ads are reaG.
The Washington times., 1936-05-12
Yep OVER SEA
ON RETURN

NEW YORK, May IL QN.S0.
Soaring swiftly on her course, the
German dirigible Hindenburg at
noon (E. S. To today had cov-
cred more than 1000 miles of her
return flight to Germany.
According to a wireless from the
Zeppelin, intercepted here by
RCA. the big air liner was so miles
south of Cape Race, Newfound-
land, approximately Lotto miles
from LakehurSt, N. j., where she
started the return trip.
The airShip should land its 48
passengers at Frankfort-on-H Hahn,
Germany, in As or As hours,
Shattering the 55-hour record Of
the Graf Zeppelin, made in 1929.
With continued assistance Of tail
winds the Hindenburg might even
finish the trip in less than As
hours. ...
There seemed little likelihood
that the airplane mark Of 80
hours, set by Chi. Charles A. Lind
Continued on Page 3, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1936-05-12
R0B|NS0N'S
DEATH IS
SOUGHT.
G-Men Fly Captured
StoII Kidnaper to,
Louisville

LOUISVILLE. KY, May II
0.N.S0.-United States District
Attorney Bunk Gardner an
nounced today he would ask the
death penalty for Thomas H. Rob-
inson, jr., kidnaper Of Mrs. Alice
speed Stoll.
He added that he would hold
the kidnaper without bond and
that he would request an early
trial, probably the middle Of
june"
Under guard of seven heavily
armed Omen, Robinson arrived
here at71l:0s q. m. today in q
specially chartered plane from
allfQEnia Whefa 10 was captured
last night.
within 10 seconds after the air.
liner had landed Robinson was
whisked into the city in a Govern
ment car.
Openly embarrassed" by the
presence OF a score of newspaper
men and photographers, the kid
naper vaulted into the car, pulled
his hat low over his face and
crouched In the back seat between
two Omen.
AS he emerged hurriedly from
the airplane there was a faint
smile on his face.