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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
BARBARA SIMPKINS
 DUE ON CHARLOTTE

Miss Barbara Simpkins arrives tonight aboard the Princess Char lotte and will spend the summer in Juneau with her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Simpkins, and her sister, Miss Jean Simpkins.
 A student at the University of Washington, Miss Simpkins has completed her junior year there. She has been staying at Mckee Hall on the campus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
GUIDE JAHNKE BACK

Big Game Guide Edward Jahnke returned to his Aux Bay home today aboard the steamer Yukon from Petersburg. He sailed for Peters, burg a few weeks ago to act as guide for a party aboard yacht cruising in Southeast Alaska waters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
NEUTRALITY ACT VERYDANCEROUS
 BRANDING IRON
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, June 10. - The neutrality act has come home tc roost. Actually it never has beer a neutrality act. It is an isolation jst act that make neutrality diff cult, and the German-Spanish in- cident provides a fine example of how difficult it can be.
 Look over the situation. Span lsh government airplanes bombed the German pet battleship, the Deutschland. Maybe the battleship fired on the planes first, maybe it didn't That is in dispute. But to get even for the attack, another battleship and lesser gunboats steamed to a Spanish government town and cut loose with a halt hour of fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
WALTER SCOTT, R.,
 RETURNS ON YUKON

Walter Scott, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Scott, arrived back in Juneau today for summer vaca- tion at his home here.
 MT. Scott entered the Colorado School of Mines at Boulder, Colo, last year on scholarship awarded from the Juneau High School. Prominent in activities at the col- lege, he was elected presidnt of the freshman class last fall. A large. group of friends greeted him at the dock this noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
ALASKA BILL
 SIGNED, FOR

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has signed the bill to permit Alaska cities to issue bonds for Improvements when approved by at least 65 per cent of the voters participating in an election.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
DRAWBACKS

Now Secretary of State Hull must lset about applying impartially the neutrality act. Already it has been applied to both sides in Spain. So the Spanish government, which bombed the Deutschland can buy no more bombs or planes from the United States. But Germany, which shelled Almeria, can go right on buying from the United States more shells, planes, engines, or whatever else it asks.
 But if Secretary Hull wants to apply the act to Germany, he first must declare that Germany is at war with Spain Now it is no small thing to call a first class fighting nation a belligerent, especially when that nation is striving to preserve the appearance of being peaceful and law abiding. It is information ally libelous
 It might be a neutral thing to do. But would it be smart? Would it be truly isolationist?
 Secretary Hull, while bidden by the so-called neutrality act to be neutral, impartial and isolated, has never wanted to be isolated. He has wanted to use the weight of Unit ed States influence to preserve peace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
TO JOIN WASHBURN

Enroute to Valdez, to join Bryant Washburn's exploring expedition to the Mount Lucania section, Nor man Bright and Robert Bates are from Seattle aboard the steamer Yukon, in port here today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
DEMAND CASH,
 NOT WARRANTS

SEATTLE, June 15.-The Execu- tive Board of Street Carmens' Un- fen has voted to notify the City Council that the members will dis continue working unless they are paid cash instead of by warrants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
AGED MEN LED
 FROM FLAMES

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June IS. - Fire attacked the Hamilton County Home early this morning and be- tween 40 and 50 aged men residents were taken out to safety.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
BIDS CALLED FOR

Bids are hereby requested for in- stallation of complete heating sys- tenn in the James Baroumes resi- dence For particulars, phone Doug las 132. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
STEEL PLANT
 R.R. DYNAMITED

WARREN, Ohio, June 15.-Oper- ation at the Republic Steel plant here has been stopped as the rail- road leading to them has been dy- namited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15

More than 31,500 paid and volun- teer firemen attended firemen's training schools last year in the United States and Canada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15
LEAVE AF0L
 ID JOIN CI0

OAKLAND, Cal. June 15.-Dele- gates of 26 unions have formed a CIO Labor Council for Alameda County in an action clinaxing a movement of several weeks when several unions left utilization with the American Federation of Labor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15

Lode and placer location notices fo- sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15

Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-15

Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

No respondo de que la anec-
dota sea autentica. Pero Sc cuen
ta con fruici6n.
Gerardo Machado fue patrio.
ia. Pero antes habfa sido trail
dor a la patria. Y despues, tam
bien.
Me explicare.
Durante la Guerra de hide
pendencia, concrete con los es-
panoles. Y cuando vic que Espa
ma llevaba las de perder, Sc pa
Is6 a los mambises. Sin que Sc
sepa por que mafas, al concluir
la disputa de independence,
Machado era general del ej6r-
otto revolucionario.
Individuo de escasa cultura,
era un audaz dinamico. Corpo-
ralmente, un a~ntropomorfo pin
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
DEPORTES
TRIUNFO DE e Eel
E A DE LA LEGION
AMERICANA

l va famoso 'team" de pc
lota de la Legion Americana
compuesto por jovenes latinos
con la exception del jardinert
Mquierdo Clark, alcanz6 aver
su octava victoria consecutive
derrotando al Barlow.
Pegando ID hits los tampenos
hicieron 16 carreras contra dos
pitchers de los carpesinos, Dyer
y Tompkins.
Vale, ell notable IS, descargt
3 hits en- 6 wees al bate y ano-
to una carrera; Fidalgo, la ter
cera base, en- cinco veces al ba-
be dispar6 tres hits y lego dos
wees a la "goma'. Saleme v
Garcia lanzaron por los legiona-
rios Y solo. p~ermitieron s hits.
Los invencibles volveran a
jugar hoy por la tarde, en- Plant
Field, contra un team" de es-
trellas.
Legion Americana -
800 512 101-16c, 14h, Be.
Barlow
021 210 100 7c Oh, &c.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

Empezare por biografiar al
ex presidente.
Machado habia sido carnice-
70 en- sus mocedades. Tambien
rob6 ganado. A prop6sito, Sc
cuenta esta anecdota:
Agonizaba Ell padre del tent
do gobernante Y este trataba
de volverle al conocimiento:
II Padre, padre, soy 70, tu
hijo Gerardo, 81 presidente !
cNo me Dyes?
Pero ell anciano parecia su-
mirse en- ell silencio eterno...
De pronto, son6 ell klaxon de
un autom6vil. Semejaba un mu-
gido de buey. Incorpor6se, como
electrizado eel moribundo, v ex-
|clam6, tembloroso:
-iC6gelo, Gerardo, c6gelo!
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

partidarios del coronel Carlos
Mendieta. Compr6 tambien on
tres millones de d6lares el ano-
20 del gObierno de zayas v DO
su Partido Popular. Lo demas
Tue facil. Ell contrincante aro
Menocal; ell mismo Menocal o,,a
naoia robado Y empobrecido Al
pals que volvia a Cuba a GAIA.
otra oportrnidad para hacersa
dc unos cuantos millones. mos
los que Sc habia Appropriate d,,.
rante sus ocho amos de gobier-
no. Sc lie habfan esfumado en-
farls y Monte Carlo.
I'll pueblo odiaba a Menocal
ooio lie seguian sus fayorecidos
y JOS rebahos estipendiados.
Machado gand la election am.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
Laureano Falla Gutierrez, I'm

Laureano Falla Gutierrez, I'm
potentado espanol condecorado
y ennoblecido por la monarQuia
espanola en- premio a sus picar-
dias Y especulaciones financie-
ras, era uno de los socios de Ma
ehado. Falla Gutierrez fue un
alimentador de las ambiciones
del villaclareno. 10 prob6 ayu-
dandole a ganar la presidencia
en- unas elecciones en- que Sc pa
garon los votos y los servicios
de criminales. Ell imperialismo
sstaba en- TODD este.
Ell ano 1925 tonic possession
de la Alta Magistratura Ell qua
jiro de Santa Clara. Habia com
prado los votos de los delega-
dos a la convention del Parti-
do Liberal. cuya mayoria eran
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
para MUJERES solo

CARDUI es una medicina
especial para ell alivio de al
gunos sufrimientos que result
tan de la condicion debilitada
de la mujer. Sc ha descubierto
que mace los periodos mensua.
les menos desagradables, y,
cuando Sc ha usado por un
tiempo, ha ayudado a mushas
mujeres deficientemente Rutri-
das a obtener mas fuerzas de
SUI alimento. Esta medicina Use
pronuncia "Card-u-i'') ha sido
usada y recomendada por mu-
eresj durante muchos, muchos
amos. Enterese de 81 la benefit
cia dandole una prueba con-
cienzuda. BESIDE luego, 81 no
la beneficial, consulte al me-
dico.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

toresco.
Establecida la Repdblica, Ma
chado Sc dedic6 a negocios de
waste alcance, llegando a ser
propietario de numerosas plan
tas electricas que despues ven
do a la Electric Bond and
Share, ell poderoso grupo que
controla las dos terceras parties
de la energfa electrical del mum
do. Ago fantastico.
La Electric Bond trabaja en-
Cuba bajo ell nombre de "Com-
pania Guiana de Electricidad',
v es la propietaria de todas las
p~lantas electricas de la isla, gra
cias a la habilidad de Gerardo
Machado.
lei polftico villareho Sc enri-
|Queci6 f&cilmente.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
ARRIBARON LOS CABA-
LLOS DEL TEAM DE PO-
10 DE LA

New York julio 10.-Al cui-
dado de IL gauchos llegaron a
este puerto siendo desembarca-
dos y llevados a Mitchell Field,
81 caballos del team" de polo
de la Argentina. Los caballos '
los caballos y los caballericeros
fueron recibidos por Manuel
Harrison, en- representation de
la sociedad de Polo de los Esta
dos Unidos.
Los polistas argentinos arr.
baran a dltimos de mes Y Sc
nombran Luis Duggan, CAPT
tan; Heriberto Duggan, Ma.
nuel Andrade, Andres Gazzotti,
Juan Castex, Jack Nelson y H
Backhsuse.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
Ell d DE POLK DE-
CIDIRA EN- LOS COMICIOS
81 QUIERE o NO LAS CA
RRERAS DE PERROS

Barlow, Julio 1O.-Los co
misionados senalaron aver la
fecha de agosto II para que el
pueblo del condado de Polk
decida 81 quiere o no las carre-
ras de perros. La fecha Sc fij6
a petici6n de Ed. r. Bentley,
abogado de la Winterland
Park, Inc.
81 la petici6n hecha es apro-
bada la Winterland invertira
100000 en- la pista Y la glo-
rieta.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

los Estsldos Unidos, sera el ven
vedor en- Ell torneo que Sc cele-
bra en- ell Kurhaus.
Reshevsky gan6 medic pun
to en- su partida con Ell sueco
Stahlberg e Sc mantiene EN- el
primer puesto con IL victorias
y a derrotas. La Ultima partfda
del americana sera contra b.
Book, de Finlandia, que apare-
ce en- la segunda division.
Tres maestros Sc hallAnsm
patados ens Ell segundo puesto
con 111s ganadag FIN perdi.
das, Salo Fohr, Heres y Pc.
trow. a. &
Existe la posibilidad de que
pueda empatarse Con Ell ameri-
cano uno de los ajedfecistAs de.
segundo lugar. Il.
Flohr derrot6 aver a Book, Ke,
res a S. Landau y Petrow a Fei,
gin. Alekhine vencio al amer5A
no Reuben Fine y Ell DR.. Tarta-
kower a M. Ozols, de Finlandia
Las 1ltimas partidas Sc juga-
ran en- esta forma: Ozols CONTRA
RelSstab, Reshevsky contra
Book, Petrow contra Flohr, Ke-
res contra Feigin, Hasenfuss
contra Landau Fine contra Mi
kenas Berg contra Alekhine y
Steiner de rival de Apscheneek.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

Derrotaron los Yankees a los
Senadorss y hubo algunos pu-
netazos como attraction adicio-
nal. La exhibition de boxeo la
dieron Jack Powell y Joe Kuhel,
segunda parte de otra "bronca''
que tuvieron la semane pasada
Powell salto sobre Kuhel, en- la
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
LIGA AMERICANA

Cuatro pitchers utiliza1on
los Indios y no pudieron conte-
ner a los Tigres, que batearon
Id hits y entraron diez veces en-
ell "home". La victoria SO lie a.
motto al pitcher Lawson y la de-
rrota a Hudlin.
Cleveland &c, Oh, lie; Detroit
10c, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
CON LOS GCAN~ES

Mucho nos place reconocer
que Kid Chocolate Sc ha puesto
en- el buen canine para ganar
dinero, no importa que no lie
que a la corona del peso de plu-
ma 0 del peso ligero.
Ell negrito Sc hallaba arrui-
nado y ahora ~lentamente, paso
a paso, pelea, triunfa y ha re-
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
La Gaceta Folletin No.
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA
19O2-1934

-norteamericanos, ascendente
a cincuenta millones de d6la-
res. Tanto a el como al general
Gomez y a Menocal no les preo
cupaba empenar cada veg mas
la Rep1blica a los financieros
de Wall Street.
Ell ano 1925 entreg6 ell doc
tor Zayas la Presidencia de la
RepGblica al general Gerardo
Machado y Morales, slecto
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

Ell australiano Blatch proba-
blemente no quiso tomar en- Sc
rio aldsegre Henry Armstrong.
lie dijeron que Armstrong
era un p1gil del monitor" v a.
cept6 ell combate.
Con sus punos Ell negrito lie
puso a dormir, deshaciendo los
planes del visitante.
Armstrong es ell terror de los
individuos del peso ligero, como
antes 10 era del peso de puma.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
por ell Partido Liberal.
Del gobierno de Machado,
me ocupare en- ell s~iguiente ca
pitulo.
Ell MGchGdato q la Oposici6n

iiSangre!! iSangre y dolor!
Rios de liquido p1rpura, Table
tear de ametralladoras. Estam-
pido de bombas. Escopetas re-
cortadas. Cadaveres. Concilia-
bulos tenebrosos. Hambre. Men
tiras. Cadenas. Presidios. Esta
fue la obra de los 1ltimos cuatro
amos de gobierno de Machado.
Sin embargo, fue Ell hombre a
quien Sc rindieron, postrados de
servilismo, muchos conspicuos
cubanos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

Kemeri, Latvia, Julio 10. -
A menos que 10 inesperado SUI
ceda en- ell round" final, Sa :
muel Reshevsky, campe6n de
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

Los Cardenales Sc destapa-
ron a batear en- la octava entra-
da e hicieron 5 carreras, con las
que, agregando dos que tenian,
vencieron a los Rojos de Gin
cinnati. Ell Cincinnati hizo un
esfuerzo en- Ell noveno y anoto
dos carreras, pero Sc qued6 cor
to en- una para empatar.
Cincinnati &c, 10h, Be; San
Luis SC, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

los mejores.
Yarmouth Ventosa
Hecho en- Catalina
Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
LIGA NACIONAL

La baterfa Turner-L6pez de-
j6 en- blanco al Filadelfia, mien-
tras las Abejas, con 8 hits, ha-
clan 5 carreras. Ell Boston ha
obtenido IL victorias en- sus Ill
limos Is desaffos. La victoria
para Ell pitcher Turner fue Ia
tercera consecutive Y la octave
en- la temporada. Alfonso Lopez
no pudo ''conectar" en- dos We.
ces al bate.
Filadelfia DC, 5h, BE; Bostor
SC, Oh, BE.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

Vapulearon los "sluggers'
del Brooklyn a los pitchers Ba-
ker, Gumbert v Schumacher y
derrotaron a los Gigantes con
anotaci6n de 15 carreras por
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

dos. Luke Hamlin permiti6 Gin
'co hits, uno de ellos de A esqui-
mas. de Johnny Met earthly. Sc
distingfieron al bate Babe
Phelps, con un tribey, un-tubey
" dos hits, v Joe Strip, con 3
hits que infpulsaron & carreras.
New York &c, 5h, Sc; Brook
lyn 15c, 20h, lie.
Los hermanos Waner 80 pu-
sieron en- la vanguardia contra
los Cubs y los Piratas batearon
10 hits, hacienda con ellos IL
carreras.
Contra las curvas de Bow
man los Cubs Sc quedaron en- Z
hits. La ventaja de los Cubs en-
el primer lugar no disminuy6
porque los Gigantes fueron tam
ibien derrotados. Lloyd Waner
peg6 8 hits v a $40 hermano Paul
Chicago lie, III, 2e; Pitts
burgh he 19h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-07-10
LA GACETA

"a peri6dico en- idioma EspanOl
ae mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cents
1908 "a. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y3792
La gaceta., 1937-07-10

y lie hizo soltar Ia ~
bta. Los fieles lanzaron unas
CaAntas botellas al terreno. Joe
DiMaggio bate6 dos jonrrones,
un tribey, I'm tubey y I'm hit en-
5 veces al bate. Gehrig ayud6
con I'm cuadrangular Y dos hits.
Washington &c. 11h, lie; New
York Ice, 17h, lie.
En- la decima seganda entra.
la los Medals Rojas hicieror
una carrera, completaron la do.
eena, y vencieronsa los Atleti,
COS.
Cronin hizo dos carreras J
peg6 A hits.
Boston a2c, 17h, lie; FilaSe.
fla 15c, 19h, e.
-
Los Medals Blancas Sc lu
cieron frente a los Browns, en-
un desafio en- que Sc bateeron
80 hits. Los d~errotados utiliza:
ron tres pitchers y los vence-
dores dos.
San Luis &c, 14h, lie; Chica-
go lie, 18Th, lie.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Sorority Initiates Six.

CIX new members were received into
- the Columbus University Chapter
Of the Sigma Delta Kappa Sorority at
a banquet last night at the Mayfiower
Hotel. They are Beulah Berry, Anne
Evening star., 1937-01-10
PergIer to Address Parents.

DR. CHARLES PERGLER, dean Of
National University Law School,
will speak on "A Philosophy Of Ameri-
can Education" at a meeting to-
morrow Of the Parent-Teacher As
sociation of the West School, Four
teenth and Farragut streets.
He will also speak Wednesday at q
meeting of the International Rela-
tions Club Of Maryland University,
taking as his topic. "On Judging
America"
1t was announced that Justinus
Gould, of the Baltimore Bar, who re-
ceived the degree of doctor Of juridical
science from National University in
1884. has written and recently had
published a book dealing with THE
Law OF Pleading in Criminal Cases"
The work is an analysis Of applicable
statutes and cases decided by the
Court OF Appeals Of Maryland. In
addition to a large circulation among
members Of the Maryland Bar. 1t is
expected the book will be helpful in
the District. where Maryland prece-
dents frequently are invoked.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

University will present Diplomatic
History" and DR.. Caroline Ware will
discuss Problems in Social Science
Teaching"
At the College of Liberal Arts, DR..
George B. Woods, dean, is pleased
with the response to the new program
which will offer at the beginning of
the second semester special courses by
which midyear high school grad
yates may take whole years work
in certain subjects, so as to be ready
for some sophomore courses at the
opening Of the academic year next
Fall.
Dean Woods has received from his
publishers volume ii Of THE Litera-
ture Of England" new text book
which even during the first semester
was widely accepted among colleges
and universities. DR.. Woods Is CO.
author Of the text, with two others.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
elusive, and in the Law School from
January 18 to 80. inclusive.
Roosevelt High School.

A LII girls at Roosevelt High School
gathered for their first 1887 as
sembly Tuesday morning to hear Mrs.
Donald Roberts talk on the ad-
vantage Of a college education. Mrs.
Roberts represented the Wellesley
Club Of Washington and presented
many beautiful films showing the
activities of campus life.
A popular course for non-colless
students at Roosevelt has been intro
duced by Mrs. Cornelia Yeomans.
Students majoring In bookkeeping or
stenographic courses are given a
semester's work in actual selling. This
effort is made to have the members
of the class come in actual contact
with downtown business men. and
investigate the business and the
products each member has chosen for
his line Of work. Then, using the
class as possible buyers, the student
delivers his sales talk.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

Burns poems, Just the size that would
enable a book-lover to slip into his
coat pocket, and whose binding still
has that smooth patina which only
comes from loved and reverent ham
ding, bears this inscription: The
poetical works of Robert Burns, a new
edition with sketch of the authors
life. Printed by John A. Stewart,
Alexandria, Va. 1873"
Baltimore Shares Fame.
Our nearby City Of Baltimore also
shares fame with Philadelphia and
Alexandria in this famous collection.
for one OF the treasures, with q fine
steel engraving of Burns for frontis-
piece, is a collection Of four volumes
of an almost encyclopedia nature. pub.
lished by "F. Lucas Jun and j. Cush.
ing. G. Palmer. printer, Baltimore,
1915" This collection, we learned,
justified the ambitions Of its PUBLISH
ers by It's successful sale far beyond
the confines Of even their native State.
In addition to Burns poems it In
cludes IAN account Of his life and q
criticism on his writing to which are
prenxed some observations on the
character and condition Of the Scot
tish peasantry."
A little undated volume, considered
one of the very rarest In this world
famous collection of editions, was dear
to the heart Of its collector and donor,
Mr.. Smith, because of the fact that 1t
had been presented to him by Mrs.
Mary Cathcart Ransdell, the youngest
child of Andrew Cathcart and Ellen
Weir. who lived in AYRSHIRE at AL
loway, Scotland. where Burns first
saw the light Of day. Oddly enough.
Mrs. Ransdell came across this copy
Of her fellow Scots poem in q little
out-of-the-way shop in Dresden, Ger
many, and without full awareness of
its value, thought Immediately Of 1t
as giving pleasure to Mr.. Smith.
The tiniest edition in the collection
Is exactly " inches by one-half inch.
In the little case in which it reposes,
there is also fitted a powerful minia-
seAN ASooAhS 6idoo 4Ol IkOSS WIlO QS-
sire to peruse 1t.
Necessarily an article of this type
can only Craze the surface concerning
the contents Of this, one OF the most
famous and complete collections Of
Burnsiana in all the world. But In
this, the natal month Of Burns, be you
book antiquarian, lover of the un-
usual. or simply an eager Washing
ton visitor limited to . quick glance
at its famous treasures. slip in to the
Temple Of the Scottish Rite Supreme
Council. Here you may see first-hand,
as nowhere else on this continent, GER
tain editions Of Robert Burns, who
wrote Tam o. Shanter" In a single
day and Of whom 1t has been Justly
said. he was the poet of homely hu-
man nature, not half so homely or
prosaic as 1t seems"
Evening star., 1937-01-10

evening Hunter Miller, historical ad-
visor to the State Department, will ad-
dress Columbus University student
body on the subject Of Treaties and
the Constitution"
DR.. John r. Fitzpatrick, dean Of the
law school, announces that registra-
tions for the second semester are be-
ing accepted.
Dean James D. Cushman Of the
school Of accountancy announces ac-
ceptance of registrations for q full
one-year course in accountancy. The
course, lectures for which will be given
by D. L. Mitchell, newly appointed to
the faculty. will begin February l and
terminate June !.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
New Courses at A. u.

CPECIAL courses will be offered at
both the graduate school and the
College of Liberal Arts of American
University at the opening of the sec
ond semester February l.
At the graduate school. DR.. Evan
Clague, associate director Of research
for the Social Security Board, will re-
peat by request his course on Social
Insurance"
DR.. Leon c. Marshall. formerly Of
the National Recovery Administration,
will give a course on "Inter-relations
Of Government and Economics in the
United States"
DR.. Fritz Karl Mann, formerly of
Germany, who is visiting professor Of
political economy. will present a
course on European Finance and
one on Economies of the Business
Cycle"
Prof. w. Stull Holt of Johns Hopkins
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Examinations Scheduled.

DR. MILTON H. COLvIN, special
counsel for the Resettlement Ad-
ministration. and representative Of
the Federal Bar Association at The
Hague this Summer, was principal
speaker at meeting Of Kappa Phi
Legal Sorority at Southeastern Uni.
versity yesterday. He spoke on OPP
portunities one may secure from legal
training.
DR.. James A. Bell president, an
nounced that examinations in the
School OF Accountancy will be held
this week, from January IL to IS, in