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NEW BRICK HOMES

1524-1526 "sth ST sE-ss.
Attractive. new brick homes; 6 large
trim, real open fireplace modern kitchen.
foored attic, Vedther-Strlpped concrete
front porch larse hrlsht cellar: large lot.
Open until q p IT, To inspect. out Pennsyl-
WM THOROWGOOD,
3n@4 r I Ave NE. Decatur 0317.
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ONLY S.. $50. ON TERMS.

c0lf 3rd s. Modern loft. brick.
$ large rms. screened porch FriEidaire,
instant hot water, garage newly decorated.
Open
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO.
us ith s. NV Met 54On
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new BRICK homes finished. . more under
construction 8 and bed rooms. l and >
baths, Prices, $3.50 to SS975o. Open
daily. . to m. and lighted
GOSS REALTY COMPANY.
1905 Eve St National 1883:
Sa75n-DETACHFD RESIDEN IN
CHEVY CHASE. d. c. iocate6 close TO
stores. schools and transportatl9n; hot
water heat. AUTOMATIC BLOWER; cleo
refriecrat4on. tWo-CaT garage, house
completely insulated: large lot. 4OXlun
feet and many other features not
usually found in new houses. AT this
Price the house is completcly furnished
and ready 70 move in This house was
built to sell for Sl,nuO. This s very
good bargain and should move fast
s. 9In-DETACEED WHITE BRICK-AND-
FRAME HOME IN WOODSIDE PARK.
MD Six rooms. two baths. hot-water
heat built-In GARAGE, large lot. 50Xl@3
feet. ELECTRIC KITCHEN. This house
is three years old and modern in every
way Near TO transportation ana
schools nice house for this price.
SIo .5OO-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. A
splendid brick residence with ten, rooms
and three baths: extra wash basins.
hot-water heat: space for sarage. just
reccnditioned throughout: new. modern
fixtures Suitable for rooming house or
as separate APARTMENTS. TERMS.
SHANNON &, LUCHS Co
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
1913 9Th ST. NV.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN
WANTED-ROOMS.
Continued J

CULTURED YOUNG LADY desires room
in private family: no other roomer walk
Ing distance. Address Box 329-G star
office.
REFINED COLORED COUPLE unfur-
rished rooms. private or seml-orivate bath
northwest section. by May l. Address Box
.125-G Star office. "A"
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THE BROADMOOR,

Modern BLDG. downtown. The Penhurst
As H s.. ne-f large rooms, bath. southern
exposure Redecorated like new
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SALE-HOUSES,

1Eth ST. HEIGHIS,
$40 a5O-Lovely detached home with
real bed rooms. porches. 2-car
garage: needs redecorating but
as owner is leaving city. he
offers this home at real bar
gain Call National 1889
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HILLCREST $500 18th ST NW-Break-
fast and dinner daily Well-balanced meals
prepared by experienced dietitian. Co
lumbia 91S0
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

MODERN BRICK HOUSE 4 BED ROOMS.
reCreafion room and attic: large yard or
acre. city or suburbs. Address Box 4l2-G.
-of
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COAL-Fiuest Pa. anthracite 2240 lbs to
ton: esgie nut stoye pea ca6-r, ste- Meyer d9s4
DRY WOOD u cord So J. cord, s. 50;
whole cord $40 Delivered in length to
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COLORED = SOMETHING BETTER FOR
refined colored. Visit the new. modern
large apts being completed al "A TO Is
G ST sw: make reservations now; 3 nice
rooms and kit and bath. heat and h3t
water included. S45. These are the TAX
of the town. Open for inspection. D. S.
NASH Owner, phone North 0660.
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7 e WELDON co

l41I DECATUR ST. NW.-KITCHEN-D DIN
ing. living-bed room, elassed-in porch,
bath. refrigeration; beautiful. spacious.
ample closets. modern fixtures. Geo. 45.@@.
THE CLIFTON 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
q large rooms hall, bath. pantry. locker.
electric refrigerator. S60 See janitor 26.
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SALE-HOUSES.
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TAKOMA PARKS $50; 5-ROOM BUN
gaow. stucco hot-water heat garage,
basement: near transportation. Easy terms.
Phone Columbia 0933.
WOODSIDE PARK
10.90O-Substantla Colonial home. CEN
ter-hall plan 4 spacious bed
rooms. in fact a most unusual
arrangement OF huge living rms
open fireplace. appealing. Large
living porch attractvely shrub
bed, lot la feet deep. Call
National 1i39.
SI3 95O-BIG DETACHED BRICK.
lovely brick home FULLY DETACHED
and overlooking Rock Greek Park. has
been done over like brand-new and the
price greatly reduced to sell it quickly
10 rooms. > baths including ] on first
floor; gas heat big, attic. wide, cement
porch. pretty. lot plenty nice shrubbery
and a Gear detached brick garage. This
home is located west of 10th st in one Of
Washingtons finest sections ana handy to
e'fSs SpnEe55aRf HooRGR Me9Topolftan KEEPS easa.
Evenings. 5 to q Call North 10S5.
SIS s50-NEW BRICK HOME.
MICHIGAN PARK
OPEN DAILY l TO y.
shower extra lavatory to master bed
room: last word IN perfect kitchen equip
ment nice lot. pretty shruobery and
SEE 1T THIS EVENING.
r. NJ. HOOKER
Tower Bids Met. 2GG3.
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WE HAVE A SMALL SELEC-
tion of units, varying in size,
price and location. We would
be pleased to have you call,
write or phone us regarding
them.
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tCOntipued.)


l@3s RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.-BUNGA-
low. Il rooms. bath. Occupancy May !.
HIGH elevation. LARGE lot. garages. SG150.
Phone National c344. 2h'
1859 NEWTON ST. NW.-S15.
rooms, reception hall baths INV h.
for adult family not depending on room
renting CHAS L. NORRIS. 2135 Pa.
ave. Il W. Phone West 04Nn.
IN PETWORTH.
,431 DELAFIELD PL. NW-s37.50.
Living room. dining room, three bed
rooms two Inclosed porches. kitchen and
bath large rear yard Excellent condition.
l404 K CAFRITZ. Dist. 90S0.
5522 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Modern Colonial corner home Of rms
and b.. built-in garage. am /, $50.
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.
733 10Th ST. NV. National 0352.
LIVING ROOM. FIREPLACE. BED ROOM,
mirror door. bay window dining room. cleo
tric kitchen. refrigerator. tiled bath. linen
and cedar closets. bookcases. dinette. pan
try ard porch. NeW-houSe condition.
beautiful OAK floors. Some furniture ii
wanted Half block 18th ST. bus. nearby
Nd: Reasonable rent. including heat. water
and cleo Phone Columbia 1871: evenings.
SbeDHPTf
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~ tI-I.9FIF dIIIa ~ > z

NEW AMERICAN HOMES IN
ROLLINGWOOD.
Adjoining Rock Greek Park at Beach
drive and Leland st-Beautiful detached
homes on large wooded lots; 3 and bed
rooms: 2 baths flrst-foor library base
inert lounge maids room and bath built-
IN 2-car garage Open daily to 8. Sum-
day $50 m 20 9'%O m
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC,
HOO L Ct Na.tnnal 1nhn
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MODERN BRICK HOUSE. 4 BED ROOMS.
recreation room and attlc: large yaro OF
Star Office
WANTED FOR PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
houses in Mt PLEASANT. Send info[ma-
ton to Mr.; RABY. 1417 X st. NV. Phone
I WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR DIS
eolored; CONDITION and location immateriial rial;
dharsed oef my price before Hon se
G. G. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. Phone Ma
tlonal 44s2. Residence, Georgia 6409. 3O'
SMALL HOME CLOSE IN PREFER CAP1-
5 Hill w1e sufa deta pay MHst i eann move so0n
ADDRESS Box @7G-G. Star ofice. 80
Cash FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME
white er colored This ad is not for pur-
D2f p2ons Of bsact Gsan4f 45os snsi 26 VERMONT ave
SALE-HOUSES.
DETACHED CORNER HOUSE. 1880 IT,.
FIRST commercial zone, "60-foot c." Corner
Ga ave and Shepherd. 30'
A BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED BRICK
besf bome commanity nSd So for less than SO 900
National 779:i evenings. Shepherd 1915.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.
SO 95O-Lovely detached home with 4
Fsrare Fs4 eed ndeds sSGmT Sa
offers this, home at real bar
gain. Call National 1439.
MODERN HOME. VICINITY LINCOLN
sse HARRY Prff e GLADMAN a Sos S Pa ei%e
Sc. Phone Lincoln 0346. .5'
NEAR CAPITOL. R, PARTLY FURN,.
mod p6one Go ppfs psret t1 se g4s4 e.
dining room. Kitchen glassed-in porch and
BATH. automatic gas heat continuous hot
water. all modern conveniences. Call
after 7::I0 pm.
PROMINENT CORNER. MARIETTA PARK;
new all-brick modern home. This is the
only unsod home in an i,,r,Is entips row t1 and
rage automatic heat. oil burner. recrea-
on pa bon9s bond or
Si Sniidine ID g costs are advancing this is rsaj J
ri INc eoms S Bis day or
9-RooM AND BATH HONE. H--WH:;
modern; large corner 0. lot with a,ad Iui,,-gdroWn
Riyerdale' Rivera o'- Price. So. 80; convenient
terms. CLAUDE WARREN. 14lO H st.
SOMERSET. MD,-1a-RooM HOUSE, ?
Very reasonable Phone Wisconsin 1896.
1871 JOHNSON AVE. NV. BETWEEN
14th and 15th r and S sts broom house.
large lot with 3 garages. Call North 564s.
after pm.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. So. 500. LARGE
5-room bungalow. 500 Venable pl; NV.
Key al S61. or phone Shepherd 1880.
43IO RRANDYWINE ST. NW-6 R.. B..
3 porches fireplace. large attic. Sell as
ioT b a II s?ud ?goHNsoN, SSS5iN a41 Ny Ave NV
2I27R R ST. NV JUST OFF MASS. AVE)
Contains living room. dining room
kitchen. pantry. 4 master bed rooms; each
hath basement with recreation room.
laundry, boiler room. and storage space.
There is a small garden; M -,,,
1851 Conn. Ave Decatur $500.
4RooM BUNGALOW. .S4 900: CHEVY
Chase z blocks east of .SsE WisconSin, Sn, AVE-, Wr
Covineton, National l43s; after pm.
Sterling S554. -
ruEvy CuASE-MODERN HOME,
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6312 MEADOW LANE
BUNGALOW BARGAINS.
81 4.75O-S E.

North Of Penna ave We are offering
home that has Just been completely re-
concrloned, contains Il rooms and bath,
CELLAR and new hot-wster heating plant.
Terms, $3.50 cash balance in monthly
payments less than rent
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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MOVING, PACKING 4 STORAGE.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. WOODWARD
Bldg Natl. 1910. Low rates N. z, Boston,
Chicago. Fla. st. Louis. Local moving.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

ONE I-300-LB WORK HORSE IL years
old one 100-lb. work mule. /? years ole;
one part bred mare. 3 years. good hunter
type. broken 10 ride. H. F. CornWeu. Co.
lurbla pike at Annandale. Va.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

VACUUM CLEANER standard make: cost
$40: slightly used sacrifice. s. 80. 1910
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as separate apaTtmeEJS. ItNMo.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,

Attractive. detached 6-room and ] 1-bat tn
house 4-car garage; half block from car
line Phone Natl. S14n or Col ABB.
St, S6,5OO-2-FAMILY INVESTMENT. SEP
ARATE apartments Of and b
rooms and bath. BRICK con-
struction, porches garage. Live
in one. the other (rented for S40l
will pay for it. Call promptly
National
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
INCUBATORS.

CHICKS-Top-qualit Rocks Reds. Leg
horns several thousand ready. from blood
tested breeders j. B. Henry. Phone Falls
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LOOK-REAL BARGAIN.

Vacant. detached. 621O sth st. NV. 6r..
b.. ami Open fireplace. .Frigidaire. attic.
nice yard, good neighborhood: 2-car gar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(Continued.)

DOWNToWN-REC. HALL LIVING RIM.
dining room bed room, bath and kitchen
electric refrigeration: S45 SO
DowntoWn-5 rooms kitchen. bath. cleo
trio refrigeration. elevator: S67 SO.
bed room bath dinette kitchen, electric
refrigeration on house current; back porch
elnNa
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WOODRIDGE BUNGALOW.

4 rooms. alcove. garage; $500 cash,
S42 so month. Groom semi-bungalow.
oil heat, lot 50x200; S6,975. 2-family
house ami, garage; $3.50. These are
bargains MAYNOR. 1905 Brentwood I'd.
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super-Hatcher Hot-Water Incubators.
"tu-eeg capacity. with = egg trays
Regularly ~H3.15; now Sl9.9o. Also a 3!O-
eeg capacity incubator. regularly S}Q.15
now S@5; burns kerosene; has copper hot
water heatIng tank.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.,
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S4Of CONN. AVE. NV.

H H CARTER
3n6 Investment Bldg Natl. AIS.
1921 9th ST NW.-LARGE LIVING
I'M , bed rms dlnette. kitchen. bath. pvt.
home exclusive NV. section: unfurn.. IN
clud gas. elec, FrigldaIre. $50 per month
References required
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TWO LADIES desire two furnished bed
rooms with private bath. near 14th st. cars.
in private home. Phone Adams 26S7.
ROOM AND DINNERS in strictly kosher
Jewish home Give particulars. Address
Box 237-G, Star office.
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DOCTOR S OPPORTUNITY.
CHEVY CHASE D C.

DOCTOR S OPPORTUNITY.
CHEVY CHASE D c.
BED ROOMS - BATHS
on Ide5n c6S5 OSk ave eos pfst pfs
ent owner $50 00o- Sacrifice Sl4 $50,
make offer-must sell
WILLIAM BOSWELL
Met 3033 Eve, Wise. Sis
SACRIFICE QUICK SALE. EIGHT-ROOM
house = acres with fruit trees nearby
Nd 1908 ST. NV. Met. 13S9-9So2.
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION. t. ROOMS AND
fruit trees: near old GEORGETOWN I'd. A
bargain. Phone METROPOLITAN 1l10.
So 600
BARGAIN-NEAR NEW GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS southwest l1-room, :S-bath.
modern house, 25 # wide on lot 100 it.
deep to 20-ft alley. Excellent CONDITION.
Planned to use as apartments il desired.
CALL Mr. FISCHER NATIONAL $500:
EVENING PHONE COLUMBIA 5610
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VACUUM CLEANERS sS,o5, 81. 80; fully
guar like new. large assortment. BESl
BRANDS. sos nth 81. NV. National llo9
VANITY DRESSER. from our rental de.
partment 81 80. II. Baum g. Son. GIG Z
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APART
ments and houses. 927 18th ST. NV.
Room 211. Phone National sT17.
IL end ST. NE.-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR.
three rooms and bath: adults only; Janltor
SarNlCP ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12

The Huey P. Long memorial bridge which spans the Mississippi at New Orleans, was dedicated two months after the senator's death.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
ARE SEEKING OIL WELLS IN
 PHILIPPINES

MANILA, March 12-A half f-doz- en oil developing companies have been granted 50-year charters by the commonwealth government. The concerns propose to prospect for oil or other volatile substances and to manufacture and refine the miner als.
 One of the new concerns, the Sulu Oil Company, is controlled by Americans. The others, the Cota- bato the Kadapawan, the Mind anao, the Panay and the Pikit Oil Companies are owned by Filipinos.
 Interest in oil followed explora- ton of oil fields in Bondoc penin- sula, province of Tayabas, by Amer ican geologists. In 1885 there were IT applications for oil leases in nine teen provinces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12

The outstanding All club mem Der in North Carolina for 1856 will be awarded four-year scholarship to the North Carolina state college.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
Beware Coughs
 from common colds That Hang On

No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough. chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get relief now with Or .ornuIsion. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chanca with anything less than Creomul- sion, which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to to soothe and heal the inflaned mem branes as the germ-laden phlegm is .loosened and expelled.
 Even ii other remedies have failed. don't be discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee CreomulSion and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottle. Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12

Evald Swanson, 9 and Harley Frcn- ming, bow. For CoxsWain Tcrnmy Maxwell, Paul Pratt and Bill Barnes are mentioned
 California's first competitive event is a triangular race about Marcn 20 with Oregon State and Sacramen- to Junior college. A week after the big Washington race, the Bears will take on U. c. L. A.
 Since the Poughkeepsie regst tta is run June IS, the California crew will remain in the east until the Olympic tryouts July 2-4. sB4%f
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
SPRINGER IS ILL

Amos Spencer, medical case, IS confined to St. Ann's Hospital for treatment. .-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
SICNATORIES
 TO TREATY AT
 LONDON MEET
Hitler's S Nazi Troops in Rhineland in Viola-
 ton of Pact

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
Directed Verdict
 of ACquittal Is Ordered, KetchikaIl

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, March l2.- A directed verdict ordered by Judge George F. Alexander, acquitted 'Jo- shua Kashakes for the staying of Joseph Starrfon, a seiner, last sum- fner
 James Kashakes remains on trial.
 RUMMAGE SALE
 American Legion Auxiliary; in Dugout. April Is. -adv. A single cake weighing more than 700 pounds was baked in Birming- ham, Ala.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
B.M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.
 "Tunedus Store
JUNEAU BOATS
 OFF ID BANKS

Only two Juneau halibut boats have loaded supplies and sailed for the halibut banks to take advantage of the opening of the season next Monday.
 The Fern, Capt John Lowell, out fitted for lnafibut fishing last Tues day, followed by the SHAFT, Capt John Pademeister yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
TOASTMASTERS CLUB

Members of the Toastmasters Club will gather Sunday at o'clock in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church parlors, Rev John A. Chase presiding. Subjects of interest to young people will be discussed and all members are uarged to be pres ent
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
HITIER's STATEMENT

KARLSRUHE, March 12. - Late today. President Hitler arrived here and in a statement said Germany has neither intention nor will to attack France, Czechoslovakia or Poland.
 The German President further declared his peaceful intention and urged a common sense under standing with France"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
By SAM JACKSON

BGEIkELhI, Cefl., NarCIl lz.- 11S drawing of several dozen names out of a hat was Coach Ky Ebrighcs way of starting the University of California s champion oarsmen to- ward the 1886 Poughkeepsie regat- ta and the Olympic tryouts.
 The lottery determined where each man was to start practice. As re- suit seven veterans from last years winning crew, logically a unit ard the nucleus of this years varsity, found themselves just so many hard working sailors, scattered out among lesser lights in the six California shells.
 They may wind up in the No. 1 crew, but it will be only after they have outpulled bunch of husky . newcomers.
 Trial-and- Error Method
 This is typical of the trial and CT TOT method for which Ebright is famous, a method which has sent California to victory in the last two Olympic games and gave the Bears the 1884 and 1885 Poughkeepsie re- gatta titles He shifts men about endlessly. taking one out of shell to see if it will go just as fast with out him, or putting him into a slow one to see if he can speed it up.
 Although practice started late in January, the most promising mate rial has not been assembled into first and second crews. Four boa loads are rated absolutely even by Ebright
 Varsity Pair Denoted
 Ebright's switching goes on re- gardless of time and circumstance. Two of the eight oarsmen who won at Poughkeepsie in 1894 were not good enough to make the varsity last year They were edged out by two youngsters. Even after his 1882 crew had won the Olympic tryouts, Ebright made a last minute switch just as California was about to car- ry Americas colors into the inter national games. The English coach, whose crew had rowed as a unit for eight solid months, was astounded and said so. But California won. The Bear oarsmen have two big ambitions this year. One is to get to the Olympic games at Grunau, Germany, and the other is the peren- nial desire to beat Washington, their only serious rowing rival on the west coast.
 In the Olympic tryouts they see their real threat not in any college navy but in the Penn Athletic club of Philadelphia Tn 1882 they beat Penn A. C. by only fifth of sec- ond. In the 1928 tryouts Yale was ! the main challenger.
 California's two big clashes with Washington this year will be in dual competition over three-mile course on Lake Washington at Seattle, April l8 and in the race within a race" at Poughkepsie Fans here are ] worried over Washington, in view Of the brilliant performance of the galley slave" crew which won the Junior Varsity race at Poughkeep- sic last year.
 Two Dual Setbacks
 Californians remember that while the Bears beat their traditional riv- als at Poughkeepsie in 1884 and 1855, they lost dual meets to wash : ington both years.
 Among the varsity now favored in the gossip are Gene Berkenkamp stroke; Larry Dodge, T; Tevis Thompson, 6. Carroll Priphano 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12

IN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
 Albert Wilson of Douglas entered the Government Hospital for medi- cal treatment this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
HITLER IS TO TALK

KARLSRUHE, March 12.-This city is garlanded with swastikas awaiting President Hitler's talk tonight on the opening of the March 29 plebiscite campaign. He has stated he expected to receive a greater endorsement of his poli- cies than at the plebiscite many months ago when he was given absolute power by a ninety per cent vote. F
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12
MARGE OUTFITS HERE

Late this afternoon the halibuter Marge, Capt. Ed Skaret, outfitted for voyage to the halibut banks in preparation for the opening of the halibut season next Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-12

least 100000 from alliances with the Soviet and Little Entente.
 Official hints are given out that France prefers a preventive war now, while prepared, rather than a carriage" with powerful tre a ty breakers two years hence France has reason to believe other par ties" will support the nations atti- tude.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-18
|SIbOLD PLACED ON HONOR LIST
Local Student at Brown University Among
 Leaders

Providence, R. l., March 18 - Nine Brown University undergrad uates from the 692 registered in the Department of Mathematics have been placed on the depart ment's honor list for top ranking in their respective courses, the conn- mittee on academic honors ai1- nounced here today. This is the highest distinction open to lower- classmen studying mathematics at Brown.
 Copies of the honor students Snid- year examination papers will be bound and placed on file In the Mathematics Library, which is rec" ognized as one of the most coEn- plete of its kind in the United States. Each of the honor students papers is described as showing exceptional power and facility in handling the subject matter"
 Among the students honored is Robert Sibold, 20, of A9 Lawlor street, Waterbury, Conn, Q gradu- ate of Crosby High school.
 While at Crosby High school, Si- bold was @ member of the basketball and tennis teams, president of the Mathematics Club, and vice-presi- dent of the Dramatic Club. He was also on the staff of the school paper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-18

Receipts of railways in Argentina are much greater than a year ago.