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Evening star., 1938-10-30

TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
Live in one. rent the other Newly re-
conditioned. Upper now vacant, q rooms
and bath; oil burner. Is TODD PL. N E,
near R. l. ave and N Capitol Open daily
and Sunday. ia 80. REALTY ASSO-
NEAR BALTIMORE PIKE. IN D. C-TWO-
story, 6-room house, IN fine condition: large
lot to paved alley. This house cost $3.50
when new a few, years ago: is better
house today and the price is only $3.50.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. National ! II 6f.
:!7l4 36th ST. CORNER OF FULTON AND
overlooking a small Massachusetts ave.
park and the Cathedral. Digniied brick
house OF 10 rooms, > baths. extra lava
tory, gas furnace. side porch. owner has
lett city and Will sacrifice. MI. Hurd in
charge.
Open Today . to g.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l1l9 K st. NV. National 1866.
RENO ROAD. CHEVY CHASE D CA
handsome house IN an exceptionally good
nelehborhood on 6o-foot lot. Four bed
rooms. . baths living room 1.tXg1 feet
tile roof. Price reduced from Sl5,15U to
$1,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1913 K ST N w. National ! l66.
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HOUSES UNFURkisHED
Continued. }
S26 MORTON PI, N

626 MORTON PL NE.
. rooms ssth so5 9th + s 81, p NE feo
2 rooms bath. 8 h-sTh, sT NV. Kitchens s4'
eF0oms ssd s;'h shrRiD,s S. yfdiseEs'ed sw $50
rooms, sao PuGkRRNAN P1se EiSM.e 81: ST. NV
rooms gsa esss; coscoRD eYh AVE f!'f NV ysis s'S
rooms oashi 's,a4 XIV K 81 + saESse' NW $50
. rooms, 4rs pass au1ScY s5Y.h ST. saw: NW s7''
rooms fils ! WhlTrfER Wifi ff1sfs ST. sSo. Nv
Z rooms = baths. rec. rm,. garage, auto.
1924 ,S,A WhPEE Il s S i JAMES, Nc. nc, aa.s
1927 18th ST. NV.
Very desirable 6-room and bath house:
hot,Tater err heat and electricity garage;
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 x St NV National $500.
424 IRVING ST. NV,
Near Soldiers Home-very desirable d-room
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 KNw Natl 1900
1888 GIRARD ST. NV.
Very desirable 6-room and bath house,
INC ,oSed 2no-door porch; automatic gas
heat garase; completely redecorated
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 ST. NV. National 5000
1890 PARK PL. NV.
Very desirable house in excellent condi-
ton rooms and bath front and rear
porches; hot-water heat rental, S5. 80.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1tl7 KNW Natl. $500.
FOXHALL VILLAGE,
443s Reservoir rd; n.w.-Very attractive
electric refrigeration; lavatory in basement.
In excellent condition Rental 81 80.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 KNw Natl $500
CHEVY CHASE-S70.
Brick. & rms. and bath built-in garage,
1910 4lst ST. NV. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
: Natl $3.50 Sunday, Woodley 9loo.
VALUES IN NEARBY MD.
7loa sTRATFoRD RID; DET. BRICK.
!oo@i Shlh saF?sf nfTSHHSS STos
TERRACE Bethesda bungalow 3
rooms; 1sth PnosEvE1 EaT q oil beat HUNTINGTON
TERRACE. Bethesda-6 rooms, bath, gar;
saEfs s4is 'fT RtvGR lGf 0 Rb beat DETACHED BRICK
eRobE coLsERr 1szh$ 0 INC sH Gil ss ass5
GEORGETOWN.
RENT REDUCED
3lto Dnmbartton Ave NV.
FmI A 5 FaRRE FafRF; + REHify ,lM r; a. e. 30
40 Fla Ave NV Dec 1905.
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NEAR WOODBRIDGE.

1909 o6th ST NE
Detached home, Il rms. bath good con-
ditlon oil heat, lot 35x135; garage: nr.
schools, stores. cars; $500 cash; reas.
monthly payments
1900 3oth ST. NE
Detached home ii rms. bath recreation
room, new heating plaut; good tourist loca-
ton: $1,000, $3.50 cash
34i1 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE
Beautiful detached brick home. 6 rms,
tile bath. INV h, fireplace, modern kitchen:
brick garage: near R. I. ave. cars, stores.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
1893 18th PL. NE
Near Woodbridge; 6 rms. tile bath mod
ern kitchen. front porch insulated weather
stripped. recreation room, gas heat: garage
Price. s. $50
VIM R. THORoWGooD.
3oo4 r. l. Ave. NE, Decatur 03lT.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

ROOM AND BATH HOUSE, NEW
h.-wh hardwood floors; garage: acre Of
ground gas heat. CLAUDE KRUHM Fair
land Md. Ashton 44-F-3I
SEMI-BUNGALOW. 10 RMS. 2 BATHS,
ami; suitable for . families Garden
chicken house; fruit and large lawn. Rent
ORME. Laurel Md " "
5-ROOM HOUSE. GARAGE. LARGE LOT
5ox20o IT.. shade and fruit trees. High
healthful location. nearby Md $3.50. or
S55S after Il pm "
Evening star., 1938-10-30
713 A ST. Sc.

10 big rooms. perfectly arranged for
rental purposes bath, economical auto
matte gas heat laundry trays. extra lava
tory. In quiet. charming neIghborhood
near all the Government buildings ana de-
partmentS surrounding the Capitol Building
area. including Union RR. Station. The
entire mouse is in immaculate condition
ard the owner is prepared 20 give m
mediate possession. Don't tan TO include
this property in your list of homes 10
inspect and YOU VIII be more than sur
pr!Sed at the value here for s.. .5U0.OU.
Open for inspection
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.

5311 7th ST. NV.
! Very attractive brick house; q rms tiled
| ga tn. h.-wh H.. garage; sos DIXIE REALTY
| CO. Natl SNAO Sunday. Rand 3162.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
OPPORTUNITY
RARELY OFFERED.
SEVEN BUILT-SIX SOLD.

ACT QUICKLY.
Lowest price ever offered in beautiful
Woodridse Gardens; SS.250 easy terms.
Sample house 4 l3 sth st. ne. See these
homes of quality, featuring 2 colored tile
baths lee. rooms, finished recreation
rm., de luxe kit auto air-conditioning.
paved street. lovely. surroundings conv.
TO schools and rapid trans; low monthly
payments. Your house considered in trade
If priced risht. row of real homes.
with all the advantages of det. homes Go
out r. !. ave. TO 18th ST., turn left to
Evening star., 1938-10-30
WOODBRIDGE CORNER.

3ola 18th st, n.e.-First showing.
Beautiful detached corner home rooms
" tile baths. open fireolace. sun parlor;
insulated: oil heat: beautiful shrubbery
3-car garage: lily pond. Open until p M
To inspect, Out R. l. ave. to South Da-
kota ave. right ! 70 blocks to home
WIN. NJ. THOROWGOOD.
,0o4 r Ave NE Dec O01-
Evening star., 1938-10-30
50. $50.
NEAR 18th AND UPSHUR

A beautiful, semi detached brick home
fireplace, large kitchen pantry; excellent
condition; unusually large lot; brick ga
rage: absolutely a bargain. Call immedi-
ately Randolph 1919
$6,950: Mr.. GRANT CIRCLE PETWORTH.
Attractive, central location; q large
rooms. porCheS; nice yard; near schools.
churches cars and busses. Sale or rent.
Act quickly.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
FLOYD E. DAVIS Co.
Sample House Home. Dupont 2655
$3.50.
BROOKLAND.

In 1st commercial An opportunity to OBJ
business with living quarters above: s
rooms, bath front and rear porches lot 35
feet wide. A good buy at the price Shown
6O92
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Evening star., 1938-10-30
OPEN TODAY. 1-3.

~ HAHVARD SI NV. A., -,
derful condition: rooms, :, balhS auto
matte heat Be sure TO see it or call MR..
FISCHER. Met. uU45, between ana d. or
Col oINt-I
Evening star., 1938-10-30
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
o25 New York Ave NV Natl a1H7.
O11 OIL, CIT CT

-
PA 9Th ST. Sc.
One of the finest row brick houses avail
able, IN excellent condition. vacant and
ready for immediate occupancy This
beaut!tul home consists OF : rooms. '!led
bath, reception hail entrance large kitchen
ard pantry. extra lavatorieS. Oil heat
screens. awnings. tWo-car brick detached
garage ard many other convrnlences such
as you would expect in a quality home
as a permanent residence The location is
ideal, Capitol bulldings, Senate and
HOUSE once Buildings supreme Court.
Library oi ConGreSs, Union Railroad Sta
ton. Post once Government Printing
Once and many other important. buildings
ar" close by. PENNSYLVANIA ave Massachu-
SettS ave. North Carolina ave. East Capitol
s.. stores, parochlal and public schools.
churcheS, parks and other ADVANTAGES con-
duclve 20 comfort and convenience are a
!tW steps away. Anxious for a quick sale
INC owner has reduced his price TO 81 :
5000. on terms that can be arraneed 10
SUIT a purchaser OF very modest means,
Open and lighted for Inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
REALTORS,
Evening star., 1938-10-30
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.

:. 1928 Oak st. NV: arr. . apts.; auto
Hsst reir,eeTat1rs Gn sssa sarsse sn So Dix
Evening star., 1938-10-30

S7.25O-5-Bedroom Bungalow.
Recondtioned: large cement front
ne and dnns room bath BAH lsg extra f Shower M
and toilet in light basement. which is
under the entire house. Light kitchen
large pantry. inclosed back porch hard
wood oak floors throughout rehnlshed like
new large lot with fruit trees: detached
garage; splendid, quiet location. 1907
EyartS St ne. Dec. 51fS
Evening star., 1938-10-30
GEORGETOWN.

RENT REDUCED.
3lt0 Dumbarton Ave. NV.
g Rms, Bath. HW H, S51 80.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.
30 Fla Ave NV Dec. 29O5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
Bishop Crinont
 Reception Will
 Be Held Tonight
Affair Is to Be Given Tn Parish Hall Beginning
 at 9 O'Clock

The Catholic Parish Hall will be the setting this evening of the public reception honoring Bishop J. R. Crimont upon the occasion of his eighty-first birthday, when resi- dents from Juneau, Douglas, Tread well and Thane will assemble be- tween and 10 o'clock
 Following the reception, which will be marked by several musical selec- tionS, dancing will be held with Wesley Barrett and his orchestra playing.
 Committees from the Catholic Daughters of America and the Knights of Columbus have made arrangements for the event, and a large assemblage of Gastineau Channel residents will be present for the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
PARKS RETURNS AFTER PLEASANT HOLIDAY IN DENVER, OTHER POINTS

After pleasant holiday visit with his mother in Denver, brief trip to Washington, and visit to the bay cities in California, District Cadastral Engineer George A. Parks former Governor, returned to Ju- neau last night on the Baranof.
 After the holidays in Denver, MT. Parks spent four days in the na- tional capital in connection with affairs of his department and re- ported a great amount of travel everywhere He took opportunity to ride one of the new streamlined trains, travelling from Chicago to Denver in IS hours, and said It was more comparable with riding in air airplane than in one of the older style trains.
 T never was any more glad to get back home" he remarked. 'The Taku was dipping little last night when we came in, but only had to think of that day when I was in Chicago and the wind was bowling in off Lake Michigan and it seemed warm here"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
FOURTH DIVISION FILINGS SHOW DEMO CONTESTS
Three Seek Nomination to Senate Seven Out
 for House

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. D. There will be several Democratic contests at the primaries in April in the Fourth Division. The com plete filing for the Territorial Leg islature is as follows:
 Democrats
 For Senate-John B. Powers. in- cumbent, of Eagle; Dan L. Green, of Manley Hot Springs; c. H. La BoyteauX, known as "Alabam," of Livengood
 For House-Erick Nelson, Jesse D Lander, Chester T. Spencer, Frank s. Gordon, Alfred J. Ghezzi, Fred Sorri, all of Fairbanks; Louie A. Smith, of Circle Hot Springs.
 Republicans
 For Senate-Louis F. Joy, of Fairbanks.
 For House Fred B. Johnston, Charles O. Fowler, Louis D. Col bert, Jessie F. Bryant, all of Fair banks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
.INFL- A M MAT0RY .UTTERANCES ARE TO BE CUT OUT
Chairman Bland Makes Rul- ing at House Commit
 tee Hearing Today
TROUBLE IS EXPECTED BRISTOL BAY SECTION
Senator Walker Gives His Views-Bone Says Sub-
 ject Is Ticklish One

WASHINGTON Feb. 2.-Chair- man S. o. Bland has ruled out any more 'inflammatory" remarks at the hearings before the House Merchant Marine Committee on legislation to protect Alaska's sal- mon fisheries from Japanese in- vaSion.
 The remarks made yesterday afternoon by Representative Will liam I. Sirovich, of New York. brought out the ruling made by Bland. Sirovich advocated sending airplanes, bombers and torpedo boats to Bristol Bay. Alaska, and getting rid of the Japanese fish, ermen and their boats"
 Riff Then Bang
 Chester Carlson, Cordova fish- erman, said at the hearing late yesterday: We are not going to stay behind our nets and catch nothing. We will sail out there and cut up their nets. That prob- oDiJ WOuil PAONOhC OlIc Odpdlitoc and they might fire shots at us.' This was Carlson's answer, in dis cuSsing the Dimond bill when ask ed if there was any likelihood of armed conflict between the Jaran- ese and the United States over the salmon encroachment.
 Norman B. Walker, Alaska Sem ator, testified that Alaska salmon runs would probably be extinct within five years unless protected and fishing of Japanese restricted.
 Diplomatic Course
 Senator Homer T. Bone, ofn the State of Washington, who has filed a similar bill to that presented in the House by Delegate Anthony J. Dimond said he has kept closely in touch with Secretary of State CoEdell Hull who is trying to work out, through diplomatic channels, a situation which is so bad that 1t has taken an ominous view and is complicated tremendously by present diplomatic relations with Japan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
INDEPENDENTS IN PRIM ARIES,
 END DIVISION
D Democrats Have Strong Ticket Tn Field-Re-
 publicans Limited

NOME. Alaska, Feb. 2-Filings for the Primaries in April were com- pleted on time yesterday in the Sec ond Division. It will be noticed many Independents are entering the Primaries for no apparent reason as party lines are drawn close. The Democrats have serong ticket to choose from with indications of an easy victory in September
 The filings are as follows
 Democrats
 For Senate-John F Devine and George Laiblin.
 For the House = Howard Lyng, Garnet Martin, Walter J Dowd, Wallace Porter, Jack Solomon, Binks Siffert, Tex Cockburn. Albert Mobe, E. B. Duffy O'Connor, Fred Kubon.
 Republicans
 For Senate-Leroy M. Sullivan. For the House-W E. H Grower and Sam Taggart, only two.
 Independents
 For the House-EdWard M Sci denberg, B. J. McConaghy Edward Pete Blomquist It is said the Republicans will nick that ticket in the fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
"Alaska Nellie" Prefers Her Own Wild Country

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 2.-"Alaska Nellie" a pioneer of the north, found herself buffaloed by city traf- fife.
 T would rather tackle a grizzzly bear any day than the traffic in a big city at the rush hour" she said during a visit here with her niece, Miss Nellie BaniSter
 Alaska Nellie" is Mrs. Nellie N Lawing. She went to Alaska 24 years ago from Missouri
 Since then she has made money trapping, mining, and keeping lunch rooms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
ANOTHER ANGLE

BERLIN, Feb. 2-It was report ed in official channels today that Chancellor Hitler and his War Min ister von Blomberg conferred in the War Ministry on January 21. Hitler was seen to enter the Ministry of tices in great excitement and la- ter he emerged pale and grave.
 Soon thereafter, von Blomberg left for Italy.
 It is reliably reported that at an official dinner given by von Blomberg in his home, reference was made to the probable resigna- ton of the War Minister and sev- eral officers declared that it was another Wallis Simpson affair, the War Minister declaring Well I love her, and I would rather give up my job than leave her"
 The bride is 28 and the daughter of a carpenter.
 Gen Werner von Fitch, Com mander of the reischwer, spokesman for the German Army, who sug- gested the resignation of von Blom- berg, has cancelled his leave of ab- sence on request of Hitler. This is taken as a significant move as to who may succeed von Blomberg
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
BUSINESS MEN RAISE ECHOES
 AT BIG MEET
Little Fellow of Indus try Has Field Day
 in Washington

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. = Hun dreds of small business men today tried to out-talk and out-shout each other at a Business Mems General Session in the Commerce Departments huge auditorium, en- deavoring to set down what they think President Roosevelt should do to improve business.
 The meeting was disorderly and noisy affair as scores of in dustrys little fellows" tried to all talk at once, and when they could not get the floor to talk, attempted to vote ban on speeches. Secre- tary of Commerce Daniel c. Roper shouted through a loudspeaker in vain, attempting to still the pam demonium of noise.
 The General Session was broken down within an hour into ten discussion groups
 FDR Greetings
 President Roosevelt sent greetings to the conclave in which he said he was looking forward to seeing a committee tomorrow and predicted The suggestions resulting from your conference, I am sure will be very helpful to me-
 A roaring hub-hub of shouting and applause followed the election of Fred Roth, Clevela nd shoe wholesaler, as Permanent Chair man of the Session.
 Suggestions
 Out of the first hectic session came several suggestions, the cheh one being advanced by Roth in which he said The little fellow, with a Permanent Advisory Council similar to the Business Advisory Council, represents the larger busi- ness interest without doubt"
 Another suggestion requested the creation of a special Government agency to handle small business loans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
FOUR POLAR
 SCIENTISTS
 ON ICE FLOE
Are Perilously Adrift in Greenland Sea-Res-
 cue Parties Planned

MOSCOW, Feb. 2.-Soviet author itieS have mobiliZed rescue forces for a dash to aid four scientists perilously adrift on the Greenland Sea on a storm driven block of cracking polar ice.
 The four men who have been making polar weather observations since May, radioed yesterday that a six-day storm has split their ice foe on which their camp is sit uated and they are now about TOO miles from the North Pole
 Commander Ivan Papinin says the party is cut off from two re- serve food bases, storehouse and technical equipment by the crack ing of the ice The present camp is on an ice foe 1000 feet long and $50 feet wide, too small for rescue planes to land on.
 Five planes and three ships are preparing for the rescue work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
WHITE, CRICSBY ENTER RACE FOR
 DELEGATE SEAT
Former Files as Republican and Grigsby as Independ-
 ent Books Closed

Filing of Albert wnlte, Juneau leader, as a candidate for Delegate to Congress on the Re- publican ticket and the filing of George Grigsby, also of Juneau, as for Delegate as an Inde- pendent featured the final hour of filings here before the books closed at 5 D. m. yesterday.
 White is a former United States Marshal here and has controlled the last two Territorial Republican conventions. Grigsby is a former Delegate to Congress. The latter, as an independent, presented peti- ton bearing 311 names. A total of 250 are required on such petition.
 With filings officially closed, the
 Continued on Page EighD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
CHINA FORCES
 AUGMENTED ON BATTLE FRONT
Half Million Soldiers Lined Up for Impending
 Engagement

SHANGHAI, Feb. 2.-Chinese re- Inducements moved forward today by the thousands. under heavy shell fire, to plug the widening gap in the southern defenses.
 The long awaited major engage ment on the Thing-Pu battlefront, north of Ranking, is apparently be- ginning.
 It is estimated that half mil lion Chinese and Japanese troops are maSsed for the struggle over the corridor where Chiang Kali Shek has urged the warriors not to yield single inch.
 The Japanese claim they have occupied Pengy, the southern key stone Chinese position along the Tientsin- -Pukow railway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
INDIAN NAMED PRINCIPAL AT
 WRANCELL INST.
Announcement Is Made by Willard Beatty in
 Washington

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-In an- nouncing that George Barrett, fl, Alaskan "go-getter," now employed at the Cass Lake Agency in North !ern Minnesota, has been appointed Principal of the Wrangell Institute, Willard Beatty, Director of Educa- tion of the Bureau of Indian Af- fairs, said: Tt is another instance that deposes the belief an Indian cannot work among his own people and that he lacks initiative capacity to compete with other racial groups"
 Beatty described Barrett as the 'go-between son of a full blood Thlinget mother and white fa- ther."
 Barrett graduated from the Mount Angel College in Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
PICTURES USED IN
 TODD ARTICLE ARE
 OBJECTS, COMMENT

With the many compliments that have been paid to Miss Caroline Todd since publication of her arti- Gle, Alaska From the Skies" in the January 12 edition of the Christian Sclence Monitor, many comments nave also been made on the photo graphs accompanying the article.
 Two of the pictures were taken by Lloyd Jarman, well known avia- ton flight mechanic, and the other, an airplane view of Juneau, was taken by Pilot L. F. Barr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
Private Flying
 Changes Sought
Requirements for Pilots to Be Examined More
 Closely, Request

CHICAGO, III, Feb. 2.-The Exc cutive Committee of the National Aeronautical Association has voted to request the Secretary of Com merce to appoint an Advisory Com mittee on private flying. It is rec commended that the Advisory com- mittee consider changes in require ments for certificates to pilots and take in qualifications as to com potency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
Navy Plane Sinks;
 F|ier Is Rescued
Lieut.. Adams Escapes Co., ing Down by Using
 Rubber Boat

NORFOLK, Va. Feb 2.-Lieut. s. M Adams, attached to the aircraft carrier Enterprise. escaped without injury when his plane was forced down in Hampton Roads at the Nor- folk Navy base yesterday
 The plane sank immediately, but Lieut.. Adams, in his inflated rub Der emergency raft, remained afloat until he was rescued by craft which rushed to his aid
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
Black Maria
 Is Passe In Juneau

The traditional Black Maria" will soon be no more-Chief of Police Dan Ralston brought with him upon his return from the States last night, new police wagon that is definitely not a Black Maria"-it is red.
 It is understood its passenger capacity is one to thirty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
IS
 STILL CHAMP
Wins by Technical Knock out in Third Round
 Over L. A. Negro

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. D. H Henry Armstrong, featherweight champion, unleashed a terrific bar rage of punches and scored a technical knockout last night in the third round over Chalky Wright, Los Angeles negro.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
KetChikan Young
 Man Weds in East
Father Travels Four Thou sand Miles to Be at Mar
 riage Ceremony

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 2.-Patrick J. Gilmore, former Mayor of Ket- chikan, Alaska, travelled 4,000 miles to attend the wedding of his son, Patrick J. Gilmore. Jr, and Miss Lena Waldecker, at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. The young man is employed in Washington, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
GEORGIA DRY
 LAW REPEALED
Legislature Changes Meas ure Enacted in loI5-
 Governor to Sign It

ATLANTA, Georgia, Feb. 2-The Legislature has sent to Gov. E. D. Rivers the county option liquor bill the state dry law which was enacted in 1915
 Gov Rivers announced he will sign the measure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-02
Urges Changes To Revive West
 Coast Shipping
Californian Declares Marine Act Now Threatens
 Industry

WASHINGTON, Feb 2-Reprs- sentative John F. Dockweiler of California, told the House Merchant Marine Committee that the Mer- chant Marine Act threatens destruc- tion of west coast shipping.
 The Californian urged an amend ment to restore construction and operating subsidies for intercoastal shipping to revive the west coast industry.