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Sl2,950.
LONGFELLOW ST. NV. NEAR 18th.
Detached home of HiTest brick; six
rooms on first floor. 3 large rooms above;
new roof Interior and exterior in per-
feet condition. Full basement. light. dry.
Side entrance OH heat. automatic do
mestic heater. Lot 40xl43 with brick
garages producing $50 per month. Quiet
street convenient to bus and car, stores,
churches, schools. Rock Creek Park.
Priced under a recent appraisal.
FEDERAL-AMERICAN CO.,
1929 Eve St NV National SO3S.
Evenings Sunday Emerson 4211.
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$1,000.

Foxhall Village Modern brick home
overlooking lovely park; + rms, bath,
foored attic. Lovely yard well built.
Owner leaving town. Act today-this is
an unusual bargain and will not be on
the market long. MR.. SASNETT, Natl.
1880 Sunday Col 65l1.
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TO CLOSE ESTATE,
OUTSTANDING VALUE,

7 LESS THAN SO 900.
NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA RD
Large 1O-room. 3-bath brick house; first
! and second floors arranged as complete
| 4-room apis H-w h.. cleo. oil burner.
garage easy terms. Call Columbia 222o-W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

M MONROE ST. N.W.-SEMI-D -DETACV.
cd Colonial. G r. and h hwh .is.s,n
ciosea sieepins porchi garden. Col. bo7J
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WELL LOCATED N W.-7-ROOM BRICK,
II feet wide. Colonial porch Condltlon
perfect. SS,93O. Emerson 45SO.
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COLORED BARGAIN.
CS CE0
Owner and Builder,

g@i 14th St. NV.
National 0036.
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$7,95O.

Brick bungalow. air conditioned furred
insulated oil heat. etc. best NV. section
Shown by appointment only. MR.. ALLEN
Clev. 1926, 9-12 Sunday. and Dec. 357S
Sunday night
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9.Rm 2-Familv. $3.50.

| House in very good condition, not very
| old Has beautiful lawn, trees and shrub
| berry. 2-car garage. 46 acres fine. tillable
| land Only miles from Washington and
| Just few blocks from the BALTIC. Wash.
| Blvd Wonderful opportunity for coun-
| try home. Sacrifice. $12.O for imme-
TAKoMA PARK REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Shepherd 1919.
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NEAR LEE MEMORIAL BLVD AM TIE
owner of a beautiful S-r house, we'll kept,
at $500. H.-wh h, running water, Gen.
Elec refrigeration; beautiful shaded lot,
lOOX22O ft double garage. II you ere
looking for a nice home with plenty OF
ground see this one More land If you
want it. Terms. Address Box 9S-K, Star
office
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BY THE OWNER AND BUILDER, Il.G
last ''one" of group of 3 new brick,
Williamsburg type houses in nearby Va; ,
large rooms / small one, large screened
norch. beautiful Kitchen, built-in garage.
$3.50; terms. Address Box 104-K, Star
oHce
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1lUU bLOCh hlLBOURNE FL.
One block west of Mt. Pleasant st-9
rooms, including . baths and , kitchens.
hot-water heat. cleo. oil burner. automatic
hot-water heater. Can be made into 3 apts.
Low price for quick sale. PRICE, $500.
Call Lincoln $3.50
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.


WE HAVE CLIENT WHO WANTS HOUSE
VIII trade in small Takoma bungalow or
buy outright. R. D. LILLE CO, .264 car
roll St, Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES AND IN
1856
4-BED ROOM RECONDITIONED HOUSE
in white neighborhood, not over S6,50O.
T5 d4$s LANE JR., Woodward 0lds'' National
DESIRE 7-12 ROOMS. ANY GOOD SEC
ton: prefer Petworth vicinity. Will pay
cash Georgia 64s4.
$500 OAsH-3 OR BET, ROOM HOUSE;
Government employe for 9 years hving nn. IN
I WILL BUY. FOR ALL CASH. GOOD
fG'01ea f. A. s1aoS St9seFS 5s5 sW W asrd ave, Miami
Fla.
bRHS5 bfSF1ScA AR3g aW Il Mr. F9gMs BAEks Po
TOMAC 1896.
CASH. ANY HOUSES. NV. OR NE. Sc;
s9s sgs 4ss Ma prop Pas MerdsA nv
ss WASa 800 - s56o-s75o cash: balance BY
I sssumpp.ioRR ss.r NearbT dfncv Va or Md Address
PRIVATE PARTY M " WANTS " I BRICK I;,rs OR 1s
sider stSsf ne nearby Rosslyn Or Virginia: ABOUT
50 900: COuld pay CASH hduleSS Dun
1851. Star Office.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored. Immediate settlement.
E. A. GARVEY Dist. 450S. 1926 VT. ave.
TO 8 ROOMS. PREFERABLY EAST, OF
Wisconsin ave, near Van Ness. Address
Box 371M. Star office. 2S.
AT ONCE. MODERN HOUSE. D. c.. UP
to So 900: possession by June l. Give full
details Address Box 133-K. Star offlce
WANTED NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH
School a brick corner or detached nome.
Z or 8 rooms with two baths: must be
priced right. Call MR.. OREM. Geo. 4639.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Woodbridge Bungalows.

Woodrldge Bungalows.
5000 Walnut st. n.e.-Attractive corner
bungalow. in good condition rms.
bath. front porch. garage. paved street.
Price, SO 500; $500 cash, SAT 80 month.
In new-house condition. rms, bath,
fireplace. .h.-w.h. Large lot. Price. S6,45O;
5000 cash S47.50 month.
1925 9Th st. n.e.-Beautiful corner
bungalow. S rms. bath. fireplace. floored
attic. large fenced lot. Gear garage;
HOMES OPEN TO Q PM.
VIM r THOROWGOOD
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Charming small brick house in old city:
completely restored: three freplaces; orig
inal mantels, floors woodwork: modern
heat bath, Kitchen. Reasonable. 1873 South
Fairfax ST
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Don't Overload Yourself

| With an expensive home. Investigate our
| small low-cost Precision-Built Homasote
| Homes, scientifically designed to give the
| most for your money in comfort, con-
| venience, utility. UNITED HOME BUILD
ERS. Dudrow Bldg. Hyattsville, Md. Green
| Uoo6 ODEO or 1880
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR exchanges

COMMERCIAL GROUND 60 300 SO FT
10Th and r. l. ave. ne. for improved prop.
erty. LLOYD r. TURNER. 500 eth st sp
;i422 9th Me- R. ANIL. TRAD
bulldlng lot. Sell $3.50 cash. bal. like rer
Met 400. Decatur 1912.
10 ACRES, ON RIGGS RD. NE, ZONET,
Ior apartments or houses; exchange f-E
GEAR INCOME property; reasonably priced
can OWNER, Sunday, Adams 29lU, or
week days National $500.
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN 7-ROON
mouse IN Mt. Pleasant. > baths garage fCr
Iakoma home: refrigeration. oil heat: nea.
cars. Address Box lO1 M Star Office
ALEXANDRIA, VA,-s-ROOM HOUSE
trade for lot; price, 81 500. Address Box
2SO-K. Star office.
CLEAR INCOME BLDGS. LOTS. CASH
For apis, stores, apt. sites
y HARE ESTATES, IA R. ne. North 1441
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1900 r ST NJ w

Thoroughly reconditioned home In at
tpactive u Guy Burieltn; FTlcea 70 seit ana terms
ment. MOSS REALTY CO. Tower Bldg
Met 1875. Evenings and Sunday, Shep-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED - ATTRACTIVE DOWNTOWN
cluo: rent; s50-S60. Write PAUL MILLER
Apt. 2. 2012 o ct NV 'DN'
| HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH TO HTTv
small commercial and investment proper+v
! Ith 81. NV, National 2S44 80
HAVE PURCHASER. WITH ALI, C.su
lor investment properties located in ~
secllon OF CITY brick or frame MUS bs
CASH FOR ALL CLASSES INVEST MFN-r
property; D.. c. only; no commiSsloI; I'M
mediate settlement Room 6lO, IO1O VI
ave. NV or Met 2713 s
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOREST HILL SECTION.
A 3-bed-room,. 2-bath home in Forest
HIN section, built BY owner as permanent
pointments can be appreciated by the most
exacting., Call Mr.. Foreman for further
information.
METZLER-Realtor.
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DOWNTOWN.

6 bed rooms; stone front bargain at
50. 800, Terms. Call Mr.. Warfield. shep-
herd 4O4O, or
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham bldg Natl 475O
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CLEVELAND PARK.
RARE OPPORTUNITY
~ AAA d NNE NJ L

oV- II. I. I'VE. NE.
A home-with possibilities OF enhance
ment in ground value, in excellent loca-
ton. This unusually fine Groom detached
house is located on a very large corner
lot in the best northeast residential Sec
tlon; near stores and schools. All modern
conveniences and in Al condition. Small
down payment, and income will take care
OF payments. Open l to pm. For further
information. call
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K St NV District 10l5
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FOXHALL VILLAGE.

rms > scr. porches recreation rm.
and maids room in base. Gas heat Newly
redecorated Near school and bus. $lo.95O.
Call MRS SCOTT Nail $40
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II ACRES ON EDMONDSTON RID. BE-
tween Rlyerdale and Greenbelt; ! l0O-ft.
frontage on EdmondSton I'd; $1,000.
Lincoln 3l6U Tuesday ns.
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HOMESEEKERS,

If you are looking for an attractive house
see this one. Very large lv. rm. with fire.
place. sun room, 4 good-sized bed rms :,
baths, automatic heat; "-car gar. and
many other fine features. May be pur-
chased now in neW-house condition on
very attractive terms. Call MR.. EWELL,
Nail $3.50
Evening star., 1937-03-28

COTTAGE AMONG THE TREES-FOUR
rooms. inclosed porch two open porches:
large fireplace, heating plant; two acres
of land; very fine spring with rock and log
spring house. Copied from very old Vr-
glnla mountain home: Fairfax County.
National 3gy1
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE,

Beautifully planned. new detached brick
homes in new subdivision. 20 home sites.
Il large rms. with tile bath and shower
Attractive living rm with open fireplace
Modern cleo, kitchen. Oil burner with
year-round hook-up. WeatherStripped.
insulated, large floored attic, concrete side
porch. Large. level lots. Garage.
OPEN EACH DAY UNTIL q PM.
To lnSpect-Out R. l. ave. to 18th st.
ne, left on 18th to D. c. line. then l
block to lockwood ave.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
oOo4 r | AVE N E DECATUR O3l1
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iSt 5000. 1lO6 Vermont Ave.
Nights-Sundays Met. 31SS.

900 BLOCK G ST. NE.
Two-story semi-detached brick. 20, IT..
frontage; large rooms and bath. hot
water heat cleo. very large yard with -
car garage; in excellent condition. PRICE
$3.50 Call Lincoln 1850
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PRICED TO SELL.

Inspect 3O43 Vista St NE
Small Cash Pay, Bal. S4S.25 Per Mo.
5 rms inc. porch, attic. large basement
hot-water heat. automatic heater.
VERY LARGE LOT.
AInSc an- : DICT 2l lOl
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Ideal, LOCATION.

New Groom. 2-bath center-han brick,
Just west Of wisconsin ave-, near Chevy
Chase Club. Bed room and bath on f1rst
floor 2 bed rooms and bath on second
floor Detached garage, nice lot. trees. A
real bargain for S11 800. Call Mr.. War
field Shepherd 4O4O, or
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg Natl. 1850.
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SAUL'S ADDITION-S9. 500,

Attractively detached residence in Wash
ineton's most convenient detached home
community, within a square of , car lines,
near schools, stores and churches. Seven
rooms. tile bath with shower. SUN ROOM
or BED ROOM AND LAVATORY ON
FIRST FLOOR. beautiful modern kitchen,
front porch, open fireplace, slate roof,
electric refrigeration, garage. Owner leav
ing city. Has priced for immediate sale.
Must have $1,000 cash. balance in one
trust.
SHANNON. g. LUCHs CO.,
II Not
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4 NEW BRICK HOMES.
Sample, 7012 9th st. NV.
These q and + room homes truly set a
high standard of workmanship in their
price class: finest construction throughout;
only the newest equipment and features
center hall plan arraneement; living room
sn pepim u rse bed o5s o6s fop @ alse
modern gas kitchen with cozy breakfast
room covered side porch attic. slate roof
copper down spoutS and cutters furred
walls, weatherStripped. auto. gas heat.
built-in garage These are Washington S
leading ncW-house values See them
today; open until pm. To inspect. out
Geo. ave. to Dahlia st. NV. right l block
to homes
WILLIAM R. THORoWGoOD
Evening star., 1937-03-28

woodland and Shade, school buSses Stop at
farm: possession at once: price - OOu;
81 600 cash assume trust balance 500 per
month and interest. See MASON HIRST,
AnnandaIe Fairfax County, Va at the
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
SSl-J-1
Evening star., 1937-03-28

NEAR GREAT FALLS. VA-12 ACRES
81 900: 8 acres, log house, So 600: so
acres, river front, SlG.5OO: nr. Mclean
Va. 10 acres. m. from city. stream
MI. servants house Stable, ample SHADE.
. m. from city 10 acres. SI6,5UO D. S.
MACKALL" Jr Inquire Natl. S736 Mclean.
Va. Clar sol -F-i
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CAPITOL HILL,
REAL VALUE-S7,35O.

New all-brick bungalow in a fine resi-
dental section: extra large rooms leach
will hold a complete set of furniture). ex-
cellar lot 4Ox167 TO alley. fenced You
will enjoy living here and meet the terms
with ease. 46l6 Elllcott ST. tout Wisconsin
ave to Ellicott st. north on Ellicott st.
about > bocks) Open until 8. J. CREAL.
lincoln O9l5-J
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

s3,5OO--5, RMS, BATH. H-WH 2-CAI
garage: docks bus' chain stores. schools
! Easy terms. J. HARRIS ROGERS
Hyattsvlle l06
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. NEARBY VA
must sacrifice, S3,g1O: , rooms. bath.
| Treasury 10 min, bus small Gown pay
ment, balance less thar rent. Adams 1855.
7 ACRES, 5-RM HOUSE l2 MILE DIS
trlct line ne; near bus. $500. District
, D3 Eve Wisconsin 5QDS
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1904 CONGRESS ST. Sc

lCongress Heights)
PRE-SHoWING OF NEW BRICK BUN
eeantfal tsd saths aen
teXed and insulated: modern kitchen with
cabinets and electric refrigeration, furred
c aS RcG hsa EAsY nyn TERs
oPEN f NCfS SUNDAY AND DAILY UHffL Dark
ave- 3osf o baa st ndss saTn fnd m 9p so Nshss p
right to Congress ST., right to our open"
1924 IVA WhPEH II Nv. : JAMES DIST B}stt. ss47.
HeoHe sEPAIR Dssd saoR p
ROGER MOSS. e27 18th. Dist s1a1.
NW.-NEAR PARKvIEW SCHOOL.
"a Il. vide; paved street and alley. Hard;
Eood. trim. A bargain at $4,000. Call
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist. 3347.
ARRANaE6 MASSASHPsET1fT FoE 1Two avE rAMIE1zs- sH:
Modern; 8 rooms and bath; full basement;
terms ressonable.' For appointment to
spss. ss. Y ss5 H4SH Il j. s% B! ssss
NEW AND USED HOMES
.aass R5ek ens osr 1eSIes ss ssh oil ssst hss
heat. fireplace; $500 cash S6450
I'll IIn,,9rmstion; f., 1917 Nayior road Sc, or
nss4 XAFEh 1sl5 &: \ Nv. JAMES 1sG: Bist: ss47.
bungalow; price: $500; terms: -
all mproHemeats oe9a sh & t.Sms hhoYb e5sf
=. TURNER. 600 Tth st. s.w.
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AAllSES E6R SALE
HYATTSVILLE, MD, HOME

1s LITTLEFIELD AVE.
This is Groom corner home in perfect
condition. right in the heart of the best
residential section; Priced to sell quickly at
REALTY CO.. Tower Bldg Met. 1878.
Evenings and Sunday Shepherd 3742
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW STONE HOUSE WITH TWO BED
rooms and bath ON first floor; four rooms
and bath on second; oil burner and all the
ton is popular part of the northwest:
Construction: Slate roof. copper spout and
flashing. oak floors; careful Workmanship;
Price S11 500. Ask for MI. Hurd. LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K ST. NV. National
l66.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

l2-ROOM SEMI DETACHED BRICK;
NV, Opportunity for rooming or apis.
06er quickly. S6.95o. Emerson 45S6.
AROoM MODERN BRICK, WEST 14th.
Built-in garage. Real home chance. Oier
SS 1Su Emerson 4nSk
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
Cards Slump Is Major Mystery,
 Current Chase
Gas House Gang Knoc k s Over Tail-enders But Has
 No Luck in Big Time
(By Associated Press)

Whats happened to the Gashouse Gang? That's the big mystery of the Majors these days. Except for Ducky Medwick. who is still clout- ing them, the Cards appear to have become as limp as empty sacks, al- though they can still knock over such perrenial second division clubs as the Dodgers and Phillies. The "big boys" however, just slay them and the once rough and ready gang from St. Louis has lost thirteen of it's last twenty-one games. The Giants took them yesterday.
 The Cubs held on to their three game lead by clouting the Dodgers while in the American League, the Tanks were handcuffed by Auker to two measly singles and humiliat- ed by the Tigers, who gained second place when the White SoX were drubbed by the Senators. The Tanks, however, still hold six game lead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
------1 THEY MEET IN
 TAXI TONIGHT
 FOR LAST TIME
Quartet of Movie Stars Bat.
 tie and Love in Capitol Theatre Movie

Chester Morris. Fay Wray. Lionel Stander and Raymond Walburn, as excellent a quartet of actors in Hollywood, battle and love their way through an hour of the grand est screen entertainment this re- viewer has seen this season in Col umbia's They Met In a Taxi, ' which opened last night at the Capitol Theatre. Tonight concludes the current showing.
 The story revolves about the col orful escapade of beautiful dress model, posing as an escaping heir ess- bride, who turns out to be not bride at all, but a girl accused of the theft of a valuable necklace.
 Among those whom Miss Wray involves in her strange adventure are Chester Morris, who billets her in his apartment when she appeals to him for aid, and Morris two pals, the nimble- fingered Lionel Stander and Raymond Walburn, a newspa- perman writing society gossip col umn
 They Met In a Taxi" is farce melodrama and comedy agreeably conceded with just enough spice to keep every audience on it's toes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
HOAX STARTS MYSTERY SHOW
 AT COLISEUM
Case of Black Cat Holds Audiences Spellbound-
 Final Showings Tonight

Most baffling of all Erie Stanley Gardner murder mysteries is The Case of the Black Cat" the First National production, which held Coliseum Theatre audiences spell bound last night, The mystery shows tonight for the final time.
 The plot is most unusual in that the first murder is a hoax and the man supposed to be killed turns up at the trial of the man accused of staying him while two actual murders are committed as the result of the trick.
 Six persons are suspected by the police. all of whom are proved in nocent The real killers are expos ed at the tarial of an innocent man by Perry Mason, the acute lawyer detective who invariably solves mys- teries that the police are unable to fathom.
 Ricardo Cortez gives an unusually clever portrayal of Perry Mason as does June Travis as Della Street, his worldlywise secretary. Jane Bry- an is lovely to look at and effective as the romantic granddaughter of the millionaire, who has been cut off by his latest will.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
GAMES WEDNESDAY Pacific Coast League

Oakland 10; San Francisco 3. San Diego 12: Seattle 9 Missions 3; Portland 0. Sacramento 0, 5; Los Angeles 4. 8
 National League Philadelphia 4; Pittsburgh 6. Boston 1; Cincinnati 6. Brooklyn 5; Chicago 2. New York 8; St. Louis 4.
 American League St. Louis 4; Boston 5. Detroit 8; New York 1. Cleveland '; Philadelphia II. Chicago 8; Washington II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
Friday Contests,
 Evergreen Bowl,
 Announced Today
Basketball Game in Fore noon with Softball Event
 Scheduled in Afternoon

The ninth Friday afternoon con- tests will be held in Evergreen Bowl beginning at l o'clock tomorrow The contests will be preceded in the forenoon with basketball game at II o'clock and will be followed in the afternoon with softball game. Jack Mcdaniel will be presented with a prize for winning the horse Shoe championship.
 Juggling and harmonica playing will be the special features of the contests. Other popular features such as golf, wire balance, log walking, and even wagon race have been arranged. Even the little folks have been remembered.
 The fifteen events are as follows Boys or girls croquet golf, 4 to years; boys or girls tub basketball, 4-6; boys or girls wagon race, 7-1O boys or girls harmonica play ing contests, open; boys or girls croquet golf, TO; boys or girls tub basketball 7-9 boys softball juggle, 1O-12; girls softball juggle, 10-l2;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
CURFEW TOLLS AS SCOT THROWN BY
 IRISH OAMAHONEY

HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 29. - Danno O'Mahoney, Irish grappler, threw George Clark, Scottist bone crusher, in bout that was halted by the 1l:30 o'clock curfeW.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
Sport
 Stunts

The scheduled series of lnterna- tional match races between the Ital- ian Muscletone and E. J. Bakers greyhound is the tipoff on the great strides trotting has made in it's comeback to popular favor
 These races are probably the first of their kind ever arranged for trotters. The plan is to bring Mus cletone over from Italy for a brush with Greyhound, and later to stage a return race on Italian soil The horses will race for a minimum guarantee of $1000O, to say nothing of the sizable side bets.
 Muscletone is an American bred and trained trotter. He was shipped to Italy in 1884 after placing sec ond (behind Lord Jim) in the Ham bletonian His owner is listed as one Givo Mainani, but it is whispered about that Mussolini has more than a roofing interest in the trotter.
 As a 3-year-old, Muscletone es- tablished-a mark of 2:02, but reports from Europe say the horse has inn proved greatly since then. He is regarded abroad as every bit as fast as Greyhound who set his mark at 1:57A as a 4-year-old last sum mer Checkers abroad have timed Muscletone over the mile route in 1:57 and 158, indicating he belongs in Greyhound's class.
 There seems little doubt as to Greyhound's ability to hold up his end of the argument. Tie grey ghost made a show of the field in the 1895 Hambletonian and estab- lished himself as one of the great trotters Of all time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
U, s. GRAND PRIX EVENT
 ON AUG. 23

VANDALLA, Ohio, July 29.-Trap- shooters from every section of the United States, from Canada, Mex ico, and the Canal Zone, are begin ming to come up for the greatest event the clay target sport knows the Grand American Tournament
 Scheduled August B to 27, in- elusive, this tournament attracts the greatest scattergun marksmer in North America, who shoot fol cash, trophies and special awards valued at more than $50.000.
 Strangely enough, the amateur trapshooter is permitted to shoot for cash prizes, and for this reason the sport has not been represented at the Olympic since the games in Paris in 1924.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29

Do you know that when you buy 100 proof whiskey, you get Il per- cent more strength than in 90 proof whiskey-in other words a 100 proof whiskey priced at $2.20 would be as cheap as a 90 proof whiskey at $2.00.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
SACRAMENTO " DROPS TWO TO
 LOS ANGELES
Proxy Klepper, on Wal Path, Suspends Another
 Player as Indians Lose
lBy Assoeiated Pressl

Branch Hickey, big stick of the St. Louis Cardinals, said Sacrament to will be the most colorful team in the history of the Pacific Coast League next year, but he did not mention the Solons dropping a doubleheader to the Los Angeles Angels last night Hickey is on the coast to see what the Solons need in the way of new material.
 Proxy Bill Klepper of the Seattle Indians, has suspended Bill Law renee, outfielder, after the Indians yesterday dropped the second straight game to San Diego. Klep- per is welding the big stick on play CTS in an attempt to get winnings but so far has only pulled bloomers
 The Missions kept Portland in third place by blanking them yester- day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
STEELE IS 10
 ENTER COLLEGE

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Fred- die Steele, the worlds middleweight boxing champion, who whipped Charles (Hobo) Williams here, says he'll quit the ring in two years and go to college.
 Steele, a Tacoma, Wash. lad, has been fighting since he was thirteen. He's twenty-four now and he fi- gures another couple of years bat tling will enable him to put away enough money to support him for life. Then he hopes to enter Wash ington State College.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
SOftba|I Teams
 Will Seek Title

NASHVILLE, July 29.-Cham- pionship teams from fourteen sec- tions of Tennesse will vie for honors in the fifth annual state softbaIl playoff, September 3-6, to determine an entry for the world tournament at Soldier Field, Chicago, Septem- Der 10-13.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29

boys softball juggle, 13-15; girls softball juggle, 13-15; crafts, open; log walking, wire balance, boys golf, all open
 Prizes for the afternon contest will be furnished through the CO., operation of the Rotary Club and the courtesy of Rotarian J. B. Bur ford.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29
to Meet
 Wenstob in Aug,

MINNEAPOLIS, July 29.-Harry Lennon, St. Paul fight promoter has matched Freddie Lenhart with Eddie Wenstob of Edmonton, Alta, for a return match at the St. Paul Auditorium on August 6. Lenhart formerly of Tacoma, Wash, now liv- ing at White Bear Lake, Minn., has not engaged in St. Paul bout since he won decision from Wen stob about a year ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-29

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