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LECTURES ON PROPHECY

DR.. James H. Miers. pastor of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church and
special lecturer of the faculty of the
Columbia College of Christian Educa-
ton. will begin series of lectures on
prophecy. using the book Of jeremiah,
at pm. tomorrow in the assembly
hall, l708 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The public is invited,
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SERMON SERIES
Rev. Walter franklin Atkinson
Will Present Second Topic.

The series Of sermons on Dynamic
Declarations OF the Christian Church"
will be continued tomorrow at Dunn
barton Avenue M e. Church. The
Rev. Walter Franklin Atkinson will
preach the second sermon on "Ye
Are My Witnesses" Special music
and a junior sermon will be included
In the morning service. There will
be no evening service.
A meeting Of the Of1cial Board
will be conducted in the parsonage
Monday evening. On Thursday eve
ming the prayer service will be re-
sumed. The Sunday school lesson
will be taught by the minister. All
teachers are invited. Following this
service a meeting of the Sunday
School Board will be held.
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RALLY DAY EXERCISES

Program Tomorrow in st. Pauls
Lutheran Church.
Following the regular session of the
Sunday school tomorrow at St. Paul's
Lutheran Church rally day exercises
will be held at IL o'clock by the school
in lieu of the regular church service.
Lindley G. Schmidt, superintendent,
will be in charge of the program. Dr.
Henry w. Snyder, pastor, will deliver
an address and certificates of promo
ton to higher grades will be presented
to so pupils.
Holy communion will be celebrated
on Friday night, preceded by a
preparatory service The communion
will be continued the following Sum-
day morning and evening.
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PAINTING EXHIBITED
The Radiant Christ on Daily
View at Guild Hall.

1.-THE Radiant Christ" celebrated
oil painting, which has been much
admired for its religious significance
and for artistic execution. is on ex-
hibition In st. Adams Parish Hall
every day from 10 am. to 4 pm. The
public is invited to view this paint
ing.
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TrtrttAa

Friends Meeting Of Washington.
(Hstabiishsd 1s30-2111 Flerids Avs.)
Meeting for Worship First Day (sunday,
q II Am. All interested are welcome.
FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODox)-
18th and Irving Streets NV.
DAB a.m.-Sunday School.
II amIMeeting for Worship. All welcome.
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Society of Washington, D. c.
1926 Eye Street NV. Met. 1889.
Rev. George F. Sheldon, Leader
Sunday-9;45. Sunday School; II 90. Lee
ture: 6:45 Good Words Club: 500
Evening Service. Center Open Daily.
Classes-Tues. 2:3O and 500; Wed. 500;
Thurs. 5:00-Unity Literature for Sale
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ST. Marks LUTHERAN
9Th and Independence Ave- s.W.
REV. J. LUTHER FRANTZ, Pastor.
j 100 a.m.-Rally Day Sermon
9:45 a.m.-Rally Day in the g. g.
The Service OF Holy Communion. Oct end.
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Euthrra&t

INF I4th AND
AA>$HN1NAIlON GALLATIN NV.
MARYLAND Synod. United Lutheran church,
The Service, IL am.
Bible School 9:45 am
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DECENTRALIZATION

THE WASHINGTON ECCLEsIA.
3 q, 1000 am. Service IL 200 am,
806 Eve 1t. NV. Public Invited .
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Christadelphian Chapel
1872 Webster St. NV; 3. g., 1000 am.
6. B. Taylor will speak at the Sunday
morning service: subject: "a Dictator who
Will Bring World Peace-How and When"
preaching. 11:l5 am. Public Invited
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WALKING DISTANCE,

Wal WALKING DiSrANGE; Isl ~
hall kitchen, bath. porch, s55; retrisera-
ton and gas incl. in rent. Res mgr
aE ErE4 4s SMs H1ETER HT1 PoReh s9a 7ts BAH sF s
$50 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Rooms Bath. Large Porch. $3.50.
aSs Ksy n st 5aFsst F. sve. ssoR; nv. 81.
1850 NEWTON ST. NV ROOMS
.n5 III 6:t5 Sss5on VIZ i St. NV. Apt. s7-l room
400 R St NV. Apt. al-a rooms. kitch-
apa 81 18Th st. foe seH5 ar rooms. @ kitchen bath;
Arcoa heat; S35.
rs 10Th St; s.ema rooms kitchen
1924 vermont ri MT Ave-, s1spsoN co Met 5000.
kitchen: bath. screened porch; gas, heat
kitchen a'aa9?a aad e. Screened porch res
s'''e@ ,os4 vssSoS; SIMPSON sR. CO.. Met, $500
room. kitchen and bath apts,; reasonable
rent Der'est G. %. S4nehfsGP SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave. Wv Met. $500.
II R ST. NE-CoRNER BLDG; SEW
sF 81 spt snd Of kitchen and bath
than any building of its kind in the city.
c. w. SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vermont Ave. Met. $500.
throughout; heat light and h. W furn; /
room and bath adjoining: S32 mo.
JOS. J. CROWLEY
1410 St. NV National O173
$500 9th ST NV (ath AND KENNEDY
Il and . room apts.. kitchen and bath:
modern 2-story corner BLDG: Frisidaire on
house current. Rent. $3.50 and $50.
See resident manager or call EDWARD
L. STROHECKER. Met 2713
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVER-
slty 2l32 Eye st. n.w.-Eight rooms and
n0Asfs JAMES sse MoRRs nsVy Woop%aR6 5eDSyaIsf
realtor. 123 Goth St NV
CHEVY CHASE. D. CORNER CON
Toon1 neen1cuI d;nin ave. @ and ,Kanawha st-Livng
4 bedrooms. garage. oil heat; excellent To-
cation cat for doctor or dentist. Alterations
aRS so5 to suit JOHN 2an Ben
Greenwood o3l3 Cor your AGENT. a5'
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Corner lot: large
Trees; Trees. Z rooms; : bedrooms, extra large
ee roo bba5hs ear nsyy
HARRIS. Met OI49, between 10 am and
II noon weekdays.
CORNER-ST. GABRIELS PARISH
Ren nsduoad o heat pborI eondon
1928 PLEASANT ST. Sc RMS, BATH,
Cleveland ih da?ass 1890 'u'e' he'shoorhood s4s'5o
WooDRIDGE GARDENS GROOM,
HEAT HEATH REF3 H9GsE FrsRhsA7dN GARAGE AyToMATG
BRAMb:NNfEWTl AaN AND HAS ASS NEHER HResF BEES 1S
ApaMs S lS Sa5s FoR fEF TNFoRMsTldN M3NTH CALL
44o4 G ST NE R. B.. H.-WH, YARD;
gao: a,zac 1910 Grant Grant ST. n.e.-Bungalow. r.
BRoD1E & COLBERT. INC. NATL. 1878.
CLEVELAND PARK--DETACHED HOUSE,
garage; rent. :SlOo; Call OWNER, Wis
consin 4224, after 4.
TAKoMA PARKS ROOMS AND BATH,
GGonyyenient to bus and store. RoBT. E.
LOHR. Georgia Ossl.
432 LAMONT ST. NW-6 ROOMS. BATH,
triet fm L als9. So month Georgia 7746' Dis
42!2 3rd ST N.W-6 ROOMS. BATH. .
incloSed porches. h.-w.h.. garage. refg: good
condition: S65. OWNER. Columbia 4613.
502o 9th ST. NW,-BEAUT1FUL BRICK
hon bone D,unsan,built; rooms, tiled bath,
1924 WARDER ST NW-8 ROOMS,
Price; P s4S59 Nd,l ss.a 6 T. PARKER CO. 4a5 4th
s rated % rooms BATHS o heat pEGo sse
refg. Georgia 34se. Open Sat. Sun.
1901 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-s r., B..
shower; auto heat; gar; $s5; 5sos Ga.
st. NV; S75. 12ll Farragut st. NV; 10
r: , b.; 500; as03 Kansas ave: 10 =:
St.: r; S65. Monday. Geo o. of7s, f.sse''0uSe
section. with bedrooms and 2 baths; new
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K St. NV.
OPEN I1 s, AND LIGHTED, z TO g P.M.-No.
near Military road and Rock Creek Park;
4 u, neat,
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, CHEVY
Chase. D. c.; Il rms, ba.. brick; oil
heat, neW-condltloned; also nearby Md. and
GORDON. 1427 Eye st. NV. room 2OI.
Dist. $3.50; evening. Clev. 5091
ATTRACTIVE GRIN HOUSE. ? BATHS,
oil heat. beautiful lot. 64OO Utah ave
NV. Col 2145. ext. AL
1929 KENYON ST. NV, OVERLOOKING
Rock Creek Park-6 rms. a bedrooms.
kit. bath, elec. refg.. oil burner: $500.
JAS. A. GEDDES, Agent. Tower Bldg. pa
a BEAUTIFUL CORNER. 36OI RITTEN-
house. Chevy Chase. New condition. 4
bedrms.. . baths, oil heat. eiec. refg ga
rage, sun porch. By OWNER. Emerson 1852.
1885 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-DETACHED
4 bedrooms: oil heat, double garage. fire.
PLACE. sleeping porch: 500. THEODORE
L. HE1TMULLER. Geo S7T5.
REDEC.: NEW OIL BURNER. INST. WATER
heater, refg. Semi-det.. 8 rms. b.. porches.
l lnclosed. 1877 Monroe st. NV. Col. 5013.
eo2 INDEPENDENCE AVE. .s.W.-1o r..
D.. gas, cleo: front and back yards; near
ear bus: $50; 8rd.door apt. now rented.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

MICHIGAN, PARK. 1902 ALLISON Ne
T. rms: brick; rec room. baths; new-house
condition: BARGAIN OWNER. Emerson 1926.
bath, hot-water heat; rented for S37 so;
| on 9th ST.. near P ST. Lot 20 by "a feet
s ssy sTS tesm5 JAMES RoR Rfs
RIS WOODWARD, realtor. 723 Goth st.
SIX OF THE LARGEST ROOMS IN TOWN:
room, oil burner. furred walls insulation
and weather stripping. Some of the finest
m ave- eof and eay
koma Park. ROBT. E. LOHR. 311 Cedar
st, NV. Geo. 0SSl.
DUPONT cIRc1E-LARGE STONE HOUSE.
| three furnished apartments. now fully
rented at 5000 per annum Ideal home
income from other two t''' To close an an estate
! will sell as an entirety for s $50; pur-
chaser cha Iod must 9 have $500 cash to handle.
HAMPSHIRE HILLs--5-RM., BRICK DE-
| tached home, surrounded by chestnut. oaks:
air conditioned oil heat; weather-Stripped
fcat ton calling for maximum comfort with
minimum upkeep at rent-savins price.
ddGG ddii4 Sligo Mills I'd. adjacent Eastern Star
Home. west N Hamp. ave. at Peabody st.
Mchaers Parish-Near shopping center
and schools builder will build or room
sik sS 5ss CASH s'fs Ba lot ike efsP'' 4ss CO.. S
IN, WALKING. DISTANCE OF THE CAP
itolM3A beautiful 6-room house: h.-w.h.; in
excellent condition; basement apartment;
81 80; 81 l 900 o,ea cash. balance less than
REAL Eaa1 Buy.NEAR BY . 18th AND COL RD:
es sDpaGn eash oWNER Ks Fso o
your agt. might exchange: nr. PIX. "a.
1o-RM; BRICK, S6,50o; ONE OF THE
reasonable terms; owner leaving city and
will make exceptional bargain. 90 You
st. NV Call Adams 0653.
Colonial front and inclosed rear porch
ysTds efc large on snd
down payment, balance s45 month in
sidE assn A sc GARyEY ssSn ,oXner). Dist
MT PLEASANT 7-ROOM
home: near bus. shops. school: lot 50xli7.
sl2; s5oM1oME ACRE; MODERN BRICK
to Chevy Chase. Md. Lovely Enslish-typs
home; beautifully landscaped grounds, high
vn to schools and
Rsse dining papesd den fss
baths. Floored recreation room and fre-
Condition BOSS & pHEIPs, NAfloSAI
WooDLEY $40 ~ "'
$3.50 = BARGAIN, NEAR 14th AND
Park rd: NV. An individual home a short
square from Tivoli Theater. . rooms a
BEDROOMS) and . complete baths on End
floor; apartment on 3rd floor. Large
closets, large dry basement with entrance
from street; fine hot-water heating plant;
pretty lot with grape arbor: wide alley in
rear. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900.
EVENING. PHONE MR.. PHELPS. WISCON-
SIN 7272
A NEW BRICK HOME OF ENGLISH DE-
sign containing five bedrooms. three fire.
woodwork of oak: automatic heat with air
conditioning. A splendid home for enter.
tanning; S13.75O Built by w. c. Il A. N.
Miller. THOS. L. PHILLIPS. Clev. a2O0
until pm. 351s Conn ave
CONTINUED On Next Pa9e.5
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

S2:' MARIETTA PI,. NW.-6 RMS, BATH.
elec. refg.: ) porcheS. lear garage Or
VIII rent furn.. entire house except l rm.
retained by widowed lady Sf5
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Desirable Apartments

1647 LAMONT ST. NV.
Between 18th and Mt Pleasant Sts)
ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH, $65.
New Condition Resident Manager.
Col 2094.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
Machinist Bldg. End Floor. National 1896
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

1924 BUCHANAN ST NW-6 RMS.
path; oil heat; modern conveniences; avail
NEARBY MD.-BUNGALoW ) RMS B,
furnished. 500 ; rms. b. partly furnished
$40. FULTON R. GORDON, l427 Eye ST..
NV Dist. 5230 Ewes Clev. 509I
HOME. EVERY CONVENIENCE. COMFORT,
3 bedrms. sleep porches. garage; reason
able: to reliable family S5S Whittier
pl. NV GeorRia 1871.
SSo0o-3717 KANSAS AVE NW.-6 R,
D. gar. oil heat completely furnished
THOS. d. WALSH. INC.
Mo lth NV. Dist. 155S-9.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

Mr.. GA AVE AND PARK RD., FINE RE-
ppaaiT; AMI r. and b.. S37 so. ,Woodridge,
house. Ofices. $40 NO. up. n. E, RYON
CO., 1915 N. Y ave
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


BEDROOM. dining room. living room furni-
ture wanted at once; contents of apts or
homes: also odd pieces. Adams 1916
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good used
books and old National Biographies. Bar
gain Book Shop, sos 9th NV. Dist 50O7.
29s
BOOKS BOUGHT, GOOD books. all kinds;
any quantity Bring them or phone G.
David Pearlman. 1407 G st. NV. Met 5415.
5RIC-A-BRAC. china. furniture silver
ware. Call Georges. Shep. 5633, for best
prices.
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman's. li22 9TH St NV
Met. 1857. Open eve. VIII call.
FURNITURE and household goods of all
kinds; highest cash prices don't sell until
you call North 6040. Prompt service; we
do moving and hauling.
FURNITURE rugs. stoves, ONCE furniture,
household goods etc: positively highest
sash prices. For best results call any time.
Line 648S. Reliable moving done.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china. glassware,
rugs siverware, paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5133. 2s'
FURNITuRE-Call National 5244 for best
prices for. household, once furniture.
Prompt and courteous service. After pm.
call Dupont 1868.
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHEp.

1900 GA. AVE- large rms. for Ink;
gas, heat cleo. phone incl: no objection
small child. Columbia 6S95.
WITHIN BLOCK OF 14th ST. betw. Euclid
and Monroe sts-Large. front unfurn rm.
in apt. with elevator: grill privileges
Price, SIS per month Box 35,-A. Star.
4l5 GALLAT1N ST NW-Large front
room, southern exposure. 3 windows cedar
lined closet. next shower bath: bus passes
door; unlimited phone. Georgia 1905.
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhlsHEp.

1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
2 Rooms. Kitchen. Bath: $47.5O
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LOOK!

Bargains In used material from wrecking
b Govt Printing Ofice-Timber. josts.
studdlng, flooring. sheeting. hardwood, steel
beams. columns, channels, angles pipe
plates. frewood window sash. Call on
Charles D. Heavey. Bladensburg I'd, oppo-
Iite Fleischmann Yeast plant, or phone
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

COUPLE DESIRES FURNISHED APT. IN
PetWorth vicinity rms. kitchen pvt
path, garage, not over S45. Randolph
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VIRGINIA ESTATE

~ minutes from Washington. NEW
nome OF character charm and dignity
meeting the most exacting demands for
comfortable living and entertaining Hill
top location Large stone and brick Ere-
llsh farm house Hugh beamed paneed
living room. dining room. kitchen and pam
try. 3 verandas. large bedrooms. 3 baths
3-car garage, servants quarters with hath:
air-condtioned rent S115 To reach.
Cross Chain Bridge. right on Great Falls
road. 3 miles to property. Call OWNER
day phonc. District 6505. Ewes and Sun.
Walnut 1918
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MR. GREEN SAWS.

Come in and let's get acquainted Fur
hiture for the entire house. and your
credit is good; open evenings, Sunday until
.; prices that are the talk of the town
Green Furniture Co., 5000 Georgia ave
Col. 10l0Q
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RENTS REDUCED.
APT. 24-14O3 VI R. K. B, 80
APT l-1226 14th--l R. K. B.. $50
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. REP. 1863
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RUGS-RUGS.

All sizes large assortment, room sizes.
6a.95; 9X12. S21.75; hall runners, S4.95.
CAPITOL RUG CO.
1921 14th St. NV. at Harvard
Up One Flight. Open Ewes. and Sun.
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WooDsIDE PARK, SILVER SPRING. ST.
and schools; builder. will build 5 or room
brick house. large lot. designed to please
you. $3.50 cash. bal. like rent. Col. O629.
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

ROSSDHU CASTLE-Room with bath;
acres. lake; 20 minutes downtown. Reason
able rent. Wisconsin 4O33
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MICHIGAN. PARK. 1902 ALLISON Ne
rms: brick; rec. room. > baths: new-house
condition: bargain OWNER. Emerson 1926.
FRAME DWELLING, SIX ROOMS AND
on 9th ST.. near St. Lot 20 by "a feet
to alley. First commercial zone Price.
S3.50O. Reasonable terms. JAMES NOR
R1S WOODWARD, realtor. 123 Goth st.
Evening star., 1938-10-24
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

5OO5 18th ST. NJ, Arlington. Va-Large
sunny room. new home new street; nr
bus; Sl5 mo-; gentleman. Walnut 6493-J
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CORNER-ST. GABRIELS PARISH-4
beoroms, Oil heat. New-house condition
Kent reduced. Phone Emerson S295.
122S PLEASANT ST. Sc RMS, BATH
h;-w.h.. garage: quiet neighborhood. S42 so.
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COW MANURE. well rotted guarantee
delivered. loads and bags. on the plat
Waters Wisconsin 4195.
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IN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE CAP
itol-,A beautiful f-room house: h.-w.h.; in
81 80: ST 900 cash, balance less than
rent. District O36S.
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SIX OF THE LARGEST ROOMS IN TOWN:
and 3 baths, entrance hall. breakfast
room, oil burner. furred walls insulation
houses in town for the money; easy terms.
Philadelphia ave: and SARATOGA ave. Ia
koma Park. ROBT. E. LOHR. 81 Cedar
CT n
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A REAL BUY-NEAR 18th AND COL RD
290S 18th st. n.w.--6 r., porches, ga
vacant-ooen: S3OO-S5OO cash: OWNER or
your agt.; might exchange: mr.. PIX pa
Evening star., 1938-10-24

1O-RM. BRICK, S6.50O; ONE OF THE
fine old homes in this close-in section; on
reasonable terms; owner leaving city and
St NV Call Adams O653
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WASHING MACHINES new. sacrificing,
S24 IS; A. B. c.. G. E. others at low prices
81 wk. Atlas t25 yrs selling appllances).
sl3 9 st. NV. Dist. 3737. Open ewes.
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HAMPSHIRE HILLS-5-RM. BRICk DE-
tached home, surrounded by chestnut, oaks:
air-condtioned oil heat; weather-stripped:
ficaton calling for maximum comfort with
minimum upkeep at rent-saving price.
6I14 Sligo Mills rd adjacent Eastern Star
Home. west N, .Hamp. ave. at Peabody st.
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ON NO. CAPITOL BET. BRYANT AND
Colonial front and inclosed rear porch:
recreation room, etc; large front and rear
yards; garage; price. S5. $780, reasonable
bldg. assn. E. A. GARVEY (owner). Dist.
450s. Eve. and Sun. Geo. $500.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
) Q J C | A 5 ] N E W s {
OVERFLOW f.T DOUGLAS DAM yS PROVIDED FOR BY WPA

Overflow at the Douglas water dam will now be taken care Of without further worry to the City Dads due to the good job which has been done under WPA during the past couple of weeks and will De finished by tomorrow evening. A rock wall, said to gbe a fine piece of work, has been- built along the overflow ditch which itself has 3een widened about two feel along it's entire length and also deepened.
 Not only will the. ditch provide adequate spiHway for the over sup ply Of water but leaves and other vegetation will be carried away that otherwise would have gone into the reservoir.
 Further relief work being carried on is being limited at present to re- covering piping from the discon- tinued fresh and salt water sys- tems to be used for street drain age.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
New Regulations On Amateur Radio
 Stations Are Out
Operators m Certain Areas Are Now Required to
 Take Examinations

sh
 The Federal Communications Com mission at a regular meeting Octo- Der 4 revised its regulations govern Ing amateur radio stations and op- orators, effective December l, 1888.
 The changed regulations recog- nize the increasing importance of operation by the amateurs in emer- gencies affecting domestic com munication facilities. The new rules provide for the use of specified ire quencies in handling emergency communications and require all amateur stations in the affected area not engaged in relief work to discontinue operation on these ire quencies during the emergency period A.
 The new rules specify higher technical standards for the opera ton of amateur stations to reduce possibility of interference to other services as well as improving the amateur service. Under the revised rules the amateur stationis not per- mitted to transmit music although the transmission of single audio- frequency tones is permitted for testing.
 An amateur station causing gen. eral interference, or violating cer- tain rules may be silenced for spec flied hours, which may be increased in the event that corrective meas ures are not immediately applied.
 The holder of Class c privileges may be called upon to appear for Glass B examination and any Class c holder who moves within 125 miles of an established examining point will automatically be required to appear for the examination within four months.
 Any amateur or applicant failing an examination may be. re-examined after two months instead of the previous requirement. of three months.
 An amateur station may not be operated on the special frequencies granted to holders of Class A priv ileges unless the station licenSee himself holds Class A operator priv ileges.
 Further information may be ob- tained from the Radio Inspector, Federal Communications Commis- sion, Box 27l9, Juneau Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
Teachers, Indian
 Schools, Wanted
by Adelaide Kerr

The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for the positions named below.
 Teacher in Indian Community and Boarding Schools, Indian Field Service (including Alaska, Depart ment of the Interior This exanina- tion is announced for filling posi- tions in various optional branches. with salaries ranging from $1,620 to $2,000 A college education and certain experience are required. Ap- plicants must not have passed their fortieth birthday
 Agricultural Extension Agent. S2- 600 a year. Assistant Agricultural Extension Agent, $2,60O a year, h. dian Field Service, Department of the Interior Certain college train ing and experience are required for these positions. Applicants must not have passed their forty eighth birthday.
 Full information may be obtained at Room 311, Federal Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
What E Your 2 News l. O.? 2 By The AP Feature Service {

Each question counts 20; eacl part of q ttDo-pdrt question, 10. A score of 60 IS fair. 80 good.
 1. He's the only amateur of seven golfing brothers, but he's the national champion. Who is he?
 2. What presidential secre- tary underwent a serious opera ton?
 3. Is the area of CzechoslOva- kia most nearly comparable to that of (a) Delaware, (b) Illi- nois, or Co Texas?
 4. Where is Halle SelasSie, former king of Ethiopia?
 5. A strike vote was ordered for what nationwide industry? Why?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
Education Week
 Begins on Nov. s
Program for Entire Seven Days Is Announced
 General Theme

The week of November to Mo- vember 12, inclusive, has been set aside as American Education Week The, program for the week is as fol- lows: 4+t
 General Theme Education for Tomorrow's America.
 Sunday, November 6-Achievilg the Golden Rule.
 Monday, November 7-Developing Strong Bodies and Able Minds.
 Tuesday, November 8-Mastering Skills and Knowledge
 Wednesday, November 9-Attain- ing Values and Standards.
 Thursday, November 10-Accept- ing New Civic Responsibilities
 Friday, November l1-Holding Fast to Our Ideals of Freedom.
 Saturday, November 12-Gaining Security for All
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
MOOSE HUNTERS RETURN
 TO DOUGLAS WITH , GOATS

After about a, week spent up the Taku River on a trek for moose, the hunting party composed of A. Shud- shift, Otto Anderson and Robert Dupree returned home last night with five good-sized goats as a result of their last days hunt. The weather was too stormy and moose too scarce for any other results. they reported. But goat meat is fine they say, and some nice goatskin rugs have been made available.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
SHOWER HONORS MISS
 WYNN LAST EVENING

Complimentary to Miss Barbara Vim, bride-to-be of William |. Roberts, Miss Jean Simpkins en- tertained with four tables of bridge last evening at her residence on Fifth Street.
 A Halloween motif was carried out in decorations for the evening, with prizes being won by Miss Carol Robertson, first; and Miss Eliza beth Terhune, second.
 The guest of honor was also pre- sented with gift from those pres ent
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-21
OTHER LOCAL HUNTERS

A. E. Goetz and Mike Gaveril left last evening on the City of Rome, Joe Riedi, Captain, for Divers h. let from where they plan to portage to King Salmon Bay for a weeks hunting trip.
 Yesterday afternoon, Orville Gull haugen, Gordon Mills and Joe Rie- di Jr., brought a fine buck down from the neighborhood of the Treadwell ditch.