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crEek COUNTS STEPS

BLYTHEVILLE, Ark; (0r9@
K. |. Smith has walked "o,ooI
miles during his Ia years as a
clerk for drug store. smith,
with the aid Of an adding machine
and a tape measure, figured that
his duties in the store carried nun
six miles daily.
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No Fear of Garnishee

The prohibition against gar.
nisheelng the salary Of govern.
men official goes back to the theory
that the government is not amen.
able to suit; therefore, government
disburslng officers are free from
proceedings Of this kind.
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CARRIES MAIL 81 YEARS

LONGMONT, Cal. (UP)-Nrs.
Katie Bennett, 65-yem-old grand
mother, has been retired on pen
sion after 81 years on n rural
mail route. She distributed mail
along 80 miles of country road to
PIT mail boxes.
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TO HONOR WAR PRIESTS

PARIS. (UP)-A monument 70
4 500 priests and other members
of Catholic religious orders who
were killed in the World war
while serving with the French
forces is to be erected in Paris.
A public subscription list has been
started to defray the cost.
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Bay State Votes
Down Child Labor

BOSTON, March 24.-UP)-
The Massachusetts, house of rep
resentatives late yesterday voted,
1873 to 10, against ratification OF
the child labor amendment.
The vote came on a motion to
substitute the controversial meas
ure for an adverse report by the
legislative committee on constitu,
tional law.
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IGNORES RELICS

CONCORD. Mass.-CUP) "A
burglar broke into "The Way
side" once the residence of Ma
thaniel Hawthorne - but all he
stole was small radio set. Price
less manuscripts and other relics
We're left untouched.
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DOUBLED ILLEGALLY

SANTA ROSA, Cal. (UP)-A
man here is facino a counterfeit
ing charge here because of his
method of doubling his money"
He split 81 and $40 bills and past
ed half of each together, pass
ing the two of them as $40 bills.
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STATE LEGISLATORS
END BRIEF SESSION

Continued from page one)
states. Two commissioners were
reorganized along lines recon-
mended by Governor Hoey, the
tate highway and public works
commission and the school groups.
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SERVES SIS YEARS

OSAKA, Japan. (UP)-Shige-
jiro Mort, who went to work as
a policeman here So years ago at
a salary of SIS a month, was hon
ored on his S0th birthday. He is
still member of the police force.
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FREED IN Staying

PENSACOLA. Fla, March "a.
(UP).-Fred Mcdaniel, former
Pensacola policeman, was acquit..
ted Tuesday of the Staying of
RAYMOND Towery, Atlanta, Ga.
Towerv was shot and killed last
December while he was visiting
here. Mcdaniel told the jury his
revolver was discharged acciden-
tally.
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To EYE FILMS

BUENOS AIRES oCP)-'
federal film commission 70 -
on all domestic and forclgn'FH
duced motion pictures DEAN DEAN
with Argentine history 'ny u
tions or national defense Ia. q. Z,
set up in a decree issued D. -
federal government.
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Use THE WANT ADS
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TOR larger jacket frock faterng
newest spring fashion features blouse with yoke
with attractive bow tie slipped through
able sleeves The skirt has front panel ending in action peat
pockets Make in plain printed silk linen Patterns
"a to A. Size 36 requires 38 yards
To line the 34 yards The
wide and yards long (cut crosSwiSe).
secure a PATTERN and STEP YSTEP "EWING INSTRUC
TONS fill the below being mention The Times
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z0NING TO GET
COMPROMISE

ARLINGTON, Va, June Is.
Despite its recent resolution pro-
posing establishment Of the strict
"A" residential coming classified
ton for property along the new
Lee Boulevard approach to Me-
mortal Bridge, the county board
is expected to compromise on a
less strict "B" zoning classified
ton when the question comes up
for final action next month.
Board Member F. Freeland
Shaw, who introduced the reso-
luton for "a" zone classification,
stated he is willing to compromise,
If necessary, on the "B" zoning
which will permit the erection Of
apartment houses and hotels, I'm.
der certain restrictions.
The seven property owners
whose land is involved in the zon-
ing change are expected to de-
mand the "B" zoning at hearings
before the County Board Of zon-
ing Appeals and at the final hear
ing by the county board. They
will back their demands by the
fact that all other property along
the Lee Boulevard is zoned "B,"
and will point to the character OF
their land as being unfit for strict
residential DEVELOPMENT.
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LEGAL NOTICES
AUBREY ST. CLAIR WARDWELL
Attorney. Woodward Bldg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column.
bia-District of Columbia to the use OF
Michael Altieri. 452S PimIieo Koad N; B5iu
Del Balso Inc. the Maryland Casualty
Company, the Fidelity & Deposit Company
of Maryland the Hartford Accident
1Hdt" Company p Of New York, the Ameri-
can Surety Company of New York. the
New Amsterdam Casualty Company the
Massachusetts Bonding Insurance oo Com
6 order-Upon noe Confederation Of the pei:
ton for an order of publication herein,
and it appearing to the Court that inns
to have furnished labor, materials and
supplies in connection with contract tor
= public work in the District OF Columbia;
heretofore entered into between Mlchael
iDmb nsi' Dated ld Mach 6 30. 1884 and that
this is a suit on the bond given by said
Michael Del Balso, Inc, as principal ana
the remaining co-defendants as suretles 70
the District of Columbia. guaranteeing the
payment of all such claims in accordance
with the Act of Congress. July 9TH. l932.
~ Statute sos. Chapter AL. and 1t being
represented to the Court that the use plain
tiff herein. has no knowledge or informa.
ton of the existence of any other unpaid
creditors who furnished labor. materials or
supplies to the defendant, Michael Del
Balso. Inc. in connection with its contract
with the District of Columbia, dated
March 80 1884. as aforesaid. except, pos
sibly claim by the Carozza Corporation
for certain sand and gravel. and it further
appearing that the final date of compile
ton of the work under. said contract Is
represented TO be December 9TH. 1885,
and the final date of settlement to be
July Sth 1886, it is by the Court this
9Th day of June. 1887, ordered that
personal notice to creditors under the
aforesaid Act of Congress be dispensed
with. and it is further ordered, that
AAAt AA Ead in ha WaahinUfRn
Times WASHINGTON, p e. e.; newspaper az TOT Of
nth. 18th and 25th. 1887: informing
them in substantially the following form
Pursuant to the requirements of an Act
Of Congress as amended July 18th, 1882,
AZ Stat sos. Chap. AL. notice is hereby
given to all creditors of Michael Del Balso
Inc. under a contract between the Dis
trict of Columbia and Michael Del Balso.
Inc, for the construction Of the North.
east Boundary Sewer Extension from 21st
and Streets N. E. to the Anacostia
River. South of Kingman Lake, in the
District of Columbia. that the above action
has been instituted on the bond Of the
poration and its sureties on the bond for
said work and that any creditor may file
a claim in this action and be made party
to this cause as in said Act of Congress,
provided within the time limited by said
Act: providing copy of this Order be
published in the Washington Post. Wash
irgton. D c.. the issues of June 18th.
18th and 25th. 1887. JAMES M. PROC
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. By
ANDREW A. HoRNER. Asst Clerk.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Near

MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Near
the WeStchester):
Near the Westchester apartment
house, on exclusive Massachusetts
Avenue, is one of those lovely new
homes that has the master bed
room and private bath for rent.
A couple of gentlemen who are
seeking the ultimate in comfort
would do we'll to investigate this
room at once, for it has been fur
nished with the idea of appealing
to the wants and demands of the
stronger sex. Rental is quite
reasonable.
DOWNTOWN GUEST HOUSE:
Walking to work is not only
healthy but very good for the budg-
ct, too. From this guest house at
Thirteenth and K Streets you can
reach the heart of town in less
than 10 minutes; also. living in
this house gives you many advan-
tages. For instance, they are
noted for their delicious Southern
style meals. These meals are
served just as they are at home.
The rooms are all equipped to take
care of the needs of two, each
room having twin beds, twin
dressers and adequate closet space
Rentals are most reasonable.
ROOM ON KENYON ST. N. w.:
Your worries as to summer com
eort will be gone with the wind
if your choice of a place to live
falls here. 1t is a cool spacious
front room in a well-kept house
located out in Mt. Pleasant on
Kenyon Street. AS a general rule
the temperature during these hot
days is five degrees lower out in
that section because it is SO close
to Rock Greek Park from which
come cool refreshing breezeS. This
room is for a gentleman only, SO
if you are interested I will be glad
to give you further details.
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FOUR ROOM, KIT. & BATH
APT. (1Sth and Col. Rd.):
So many of you have written in
to me wanting to live around 18th
and Columbia Road. This unit is
located over the top of store and
consists Of four rooms, kitchen and
bath. 1t is a delightfully."- cool unit
for although it is situated on the
top floor there is an air pocket
under the roof and the latter is
insulated. This apartment has
Just been redecorated throughout,
floors have been scraped, wood
work is spic and span and when I
wa there, there was a current of
air blowing through that made me
hate to have to leave it. There is
plenty of closet space, in fact there
are five spacious closets. In the
living room is fireplace and you
will find a large electric refrigera-
tor in the kitchen. This is really
a bargain .. large roomy unit
for a small price, only $55, which
includes heat and janitor service.
400 BLOCK 4TH ST. N. E.
Room and Board:
If you work at the Capitol, Sen
ate Office Building or Government
Printing Office. here's a chance to
live so near you can walk to work
each day. These rooms are single
ones, some having running water
in them. The best part of living
here will be the delicious home
cooked meals served; all kinds Of
fresh vegetables are included in
the menus and real home made
rolls, biscuits and hot breads are
served each day. AS if that is not
inducement enough, the rates are
most reasonable.
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LEGAL NOTICES
fCantfpnadl
LEWIS b. PERKINS, Attorney
National Press Building


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
lumbia-Marian E. Padgett,. Ills D st.
s. E.. Apt. No. .. Plaintiff. VS.. Aubrey
w Padgett Silver Springs, Md. Defend
ant Equity No. 1851. Order of Pub
hcation-Ths object of this suit is to
obtain an absolute divorce on the grounds
of separation for five consecutive years.
On motion of the Plaintiff. it is this
gath day of June. 1887 ordered that the
Defendant Aubrey W. Padgett cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication OF this
order: otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. Pro-
vided. copy OF this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter and the
Washington Times before said day. By
the Court. JAMES M. PROCTOR, Justice.
(Seal.) true copy. Test: CHARLES z.
STEWART. Clerk. By c. B. coffin.
Asst Clerk
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS. D. C., Washington. June
IS. 1937-Sealed proposals will be re-
til > o'clock p. m. July 3, 1887, for fur
nishing cast iron water pipe and specials
for Water Division. d. C. Specifications
and information at Room 800, District
Rulidinp
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LIE; an experienced Want Ad writer assist
you in preparing result.producing Classified
copy. Phone District $3.50 or District 1000
and ask for Ad TakeF.
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RENTAL HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

sou interested of the places described beloV 1 phone
or call Barbara Holiness 1919 ST. N.Y. d. $500 d. 1000
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Money spent in Washington Real Estate
now will put profit in your pocket later.
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MONEY TO LOAN-AUTOS

4h9S 80 AND. 51% % INTEREST
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
1919 K st. N W District 1913
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

COLORED WOMAN desires day or part
time work: references. North Ball.
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name onlv Domestic Finance Corp.
1906 R l. Ave. Mt. Rainier, DE: 1874.
Also ArL r Bldg. kOsslYn. va. WE. O3O6.
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colored woman wants gen.
eral Homework Ref. DIS. 519S.
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PAINTERS-Apply J. A. Leapley, 9O4
Crittenden St. n. w.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE & GUARANTY
CORP. 1910 K st. n. W. MAJ. I4O3.
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gOLORED GIRL wishes day or part-time
work Call Dist. O5O9
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SPECIAL NOTICES

OLD DAGUERREoTYPEs. tintypes. kodak
lures" restored. improved. copied large or
smalD by EDMONSTON STUDIO. 1888
F St. N W. Specialists in fine copying
for over rs years.
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SALARY LOANS-SlO to $500
ARLINGTON FINANCE CO.
A Small Loan Co, WA. 1878
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COLORED woman wants job as cook nurse
or general Homework; IL years at one
place. CL 0376
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LOANS UP TO $500
THE STATE LOAN co.
1900 Rhode Island. DE. b553
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Windows. Walls CIeaned-Homes. stores &
Easements Very low prices. no Job too
small. DESMUKES, Atlantic 3672-J.
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MATTRESSES and curb attendants, expe-
rienced: over Is years: good tips. meals.
Millers Drive-In Rest. $500 Wis. Ave.
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| NURSE in doctors office invalid or COM
/ panon Refined lady. col. SS21
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN

YOUNG COLORED MAN with d. C. per-
init wants position as chauffeur or
tru k driver. DEC. 0797-J. f. L.SimpsOn:
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statesmen
SITUATIONS-MEN

COLORED MAN wishes work as ianitor or
porter: city reference. Line. 9lS3-M.
WHITE gentleman, experienced, painter.
wishes work. II. Norris, 2O2 f st. NV.
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LOANS UP TO $500 AMERICAN FL
DEITY LOAN CORR. Citizen. Bank
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

| PRACTICAL nurse desires position nursing
or companion. North O977.
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YOUNG MEN with car, who are inter-
ested in obtaining a position no expert
ence necessary. Apply Employment Man.
ager. Room 4O3. 1898 2 ST. n. W.
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HELP-MEN

MEN-FoJr weeks work and good pay
guaranteed man who can follow instruc.
tions ano work without supervision: good
education, references Apply to IL,
Rom oln 10Y Eve ST n W
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TEX TAVERN Open 4 M TN TIN
Line on Conduit Road Home Cooked
Meals-Special Parties
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SINGING CLASSES

LORRAINE ESPIUTA BENTLEY, teacher
of singing. Trained in Wash. Balti.. Ital
Consery's, 1889 Lamont N ". CO. 0366.
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QUICK LOANS UP TO S3OO-TAKOMA
INDUSTRIAL BANKERS. SHep. 1926.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30
Have
 Money Trans
 port Children
Especial Correspondence)

JUNEAU March 30. - Pointing out that the major Alaska devel opment program may be endan- gered if the territory does not do it's share in providing school trans portatin, Governor Troy, in 9 social message to the extra ses- sion of the legislature yesterday afternoon asked the legislators to provide funds for transporta- tion of school children at the Palmer colony and elsewhere in the territory, mentioning espec- tally the Matanuska colony.
 He said the failure of the terri tory to produce funds to continue this public service will jeopar- dize its position with the Inter for Deartment and before other federal agencies.
 He said it was matter of jus tice to the school children to con tinue the cooperation relation with the interior department, and also, the federal government be- lieves it very important that the territory provide the money nee esary to meet the sitution.
 Representative Anderson has prepared a bill for introduction in the house to appropriate six ty five thousand dollars for the transportation of school children.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30
To
 Liquor Law Is
 OK'd by Senate
Especial to the Nugget)

JUNEAU, March 30, - The amendment to the Rivers Liz uor bill was approved by the senate by vote of to l provid ing that license may be re-is sued for the sale of intoxicating liquor in any building where f was sold at the time the law was passed.
 The measure was a substitute offered by Walker which would have eliminated the two words church and school from the clause providing that no liquor be sold within two hundred feet of either establishment.
 The senate passed the unem- ployment compensation bill in connection with the social secur ity program l. changes the sal ary of the director however from six to four thousand dollars and sets aside fifteen thousand for employment in offices instead or $25. .00O.
 There are now six pages of am endments 10 the forty seven page bill, which must be agreed upon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-30
Supreme Court to Consider Fed Security Act April
Necessary To
 Change Plans
 Federal Bldg.

The following telegram was received by the Northwestern Al aska Fair Association in respon- SC to an inquiry as to the pres ent status since the opening of bids for the Nome federal build ing:
 Washington March 30 1887
 Lowest bid for federal building Nome more than one hundred thousand dollars above amount available. Impossible under law 10 allott sufficient additional mon ey to meet bid therefore neces- sary to draw new pans calling for non-freproof bu lding. Con- forred today Admiral Peoples. Director Procurement Division and assistant director Reynolds, and order have been given to pro ceed forthwith on plans specified tions for building probably steel wood and cork construction which it is certain can be erected for amount available. Admiral Peo- pies said every effort would be made to have contract awarded in time for shipment material early in season. In order obtain additional funds necessary secure passage another act of Congress which would be certain to pre- vent construction this year. there fore believe decision procure ment to erect non-fireproof build ing is best
 Delegate Dimond.
 The following reply was sent this afternoon endorsing the move ment, after Chamber officials con fered with federal officials and others here.
 (Coatinu>l on Da.> R~a,rN
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II s SUPREME COURT RENDERED OPINION
 ON CASES TODAY
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 30, - The Supreme Court decided to rule on the constitutionality of the Federal Sociay Security Act, hearing arguments the week of April 5, and deferred action on the Wagner Relations Board act at least ntil next Monday.
 The high court upheld Wash ington states Women's minimum wage law.
 In the decision on the minimum wage. Chief Justice Hughes said What can be closer to public interest than the health of wo- men and their protection again st interruptions and over-reach- ing employers. And if the pro- lection of women is the legiti- mate end of state power, how can it be said that hte require ment that payment of mini mum wage be fairly fixed in or der to meet every necessit of exist ence, is not an admissible means to that end?"
 Just.c Roberts, who voted az
 ainst the New York women's minimum wage law, lined up on the majority side today.
 Justice Sutherland who wrote the dissenting opinion, disagree ed on the Hughes stand that the question should receive fresh con sideration because conditions had changed, saying "that the ques- ton of the constitution does not change with the ebb and flow of economic forces"
 He argued that if the constitu- ton meant what it said when it was framed, it means the same now.
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You are going to see DOG RACE. If this trail will only hold out for the full time of the race. A record may be hung up. It's too bad that Uncle Billy Southward has gone back to Kotzebue or We might get him to strike off a few verses to enlighten us on the attitude of mind of the dog lov CTS during the race. One thing sure Rip Van Wrinkles dog Snid- CT would know that it was o dog race.
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News of the Divisions. and

For information of possible entries in the Baby Parade, the only requirement is to have your child at the hall before the hour set for the parade--7 pm. No entry blank is necessary and the parade is free for all. We all live in Nome and while our skins may be different we all have the same feeling of pride in Our Youngsters, SO trot them out. Let's make it something to be remembered. Mrs. Charlotte Paterson will be a busy woman that evening so be as prompt as possible in geeting the youngst- CTS there and thus avoid delay