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TKCS. J. OWEN SON. AUCTIONEERS,
143l EYE ST NV.

TKcS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCT1oNEERS,
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES Ry7IE Byns SALE do. OF S yALgAgLE gR1cK
FIRST FLOOR WITH TWO APART
So,,,,,ss So 61s.s2o SEVENTH STREET,
recorded in Liber No s47a folio it - .aS set ct
sec. Of the land records OF the District Of
secured thereby the undersipned ne 'nt trustees at
& i izfsS 2, y
ocLocK PM the the folioWins dHaSi At descTibed fhsdd
land and premises, situate in the District
pf of a and ar HsIdg and being
division of lots in square 467. as per plat
recorded in Lber r, W. at folio So in
umba: BEGINNING for r the e same S'f' at oi point @
on 1th Street "A feet ! inch north Of the
sSSathwess sou corner Of said square, being also
running thence east go feet to 3-foot-
wide alley thence south 3 feet: thence
nerh so sohs feet a G street Itn feet and nc s p
rum running along tn, back Of said land and
usd saS' aaG openr nna sp10 oa on IN snee
Southwest Also part Of lots numbered 3
az and IL. in HeTson and chuIshs SUBDIVISION
in Liber r, W. at folio 56 in @ said survey survey
or's once: beginning on eth Street IA feet
! inch north OF the southwest corner Of
along eth Street. IS feet: thence east 63
feet: thence south ! 5 feet: thence west 81
feet to the beginning: subject to the use Of
poses
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A deposit
OF $500 will be required at time of sale.
All conveyancins. recording. etc. at cost of
purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
with within 80 days from day of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right
Of defaultinR purchaser. after 1--WE days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON. D C.
CLAUDE H WOODWARD,
JAMES H. BADEN,
oc21,24.26 1881 Trustees.
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214 9th ST. Sc.

One of the finest row brick houses
available, in excellent. condition. vacant
and ready for immediate occupancy. THIS
beautiful home consists of 8 rooms, tiled
bath. reception hall entrance large kitchen
screens. awnings, two-car brick detached
garage and many other conveniences. such
as you would expect in quality home
AS q permanent residence the location is
ideal Capitol Buildings, Senate and
House once Buildings Supreme Court
Library of Congress, Union Railroad Station,
Post once. Government Printing Once
and many other, important buildings are
ave, North Carolina ave. East Capitol ST.,
stores, parochial and public schools,
churches. Parks and other advantages
conducive to comfort and convenience are
a few steps away. Anxious for a Quick
sale. the owner has reduced his price to
$3.50, on terms that can be arranged to
suit a purchaser of very modest means
Open and lighted for inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
REALTORS
ACH NeW vork Ave w Nal
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WITH PRIDE

] take pleasure in Offering this remarkable
new-home value in one of WASHINGTON S
finest NV: communities. Convenient to
schools and transportation. large rooms,
air conditioned; all brick. And on large
lot studded with beautiful trees. l sincerely
able property. The price will surprise you.
o liz
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THINK OF THIS

You can buy this large Groom home
on lot 80 it. wide for only S5.950. on
In one of Washinetons finest ne COM
munities and only Is min. from downtown.
Near schools, stores and transportation and
Emerson 2lGl
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
interest on f1rst trust on improved D. c.
JESSE L. HE1sKELL. 111b EYE st. NV.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
sonable rates. w. T. COTHERN, 9l3 New
York ave. NV. Natl. 7416. 2S'
QUICK LOANS. 1st AND 2nd TRUSTS.
Tor taxes, Improvements or to pay bills;
CO.. 1929 L at. NV. District 6150. 24'
MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND TRUST
and chattel MORTGAGES. Box 343-X. Star.
24s
FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FIRST MORT
gage loans at and 5J5 per cent, Con-
struction loans considered. Prompt reply
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eve St NV
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THOS J. OWEN Il SON, AUCTIONEERS
143l EYE ST, NV

BG1Lp1NG. coNTAiN1SG Stole On
hRs MENTs Fzp9R so4E TlT6 KN6wN T~2 6s APaET PRFM
SOUTHWEST.
,.lsya BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
seq, Of the land records OF the District Of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
M pqPf fsss0n THE Il fE2es FRsr Of a
part Of lot IN M Herron and churehs n S1 0ss SUBJ
surveyors once Of the District Of Co
lumbia: Beginning for the same at point
southwest corner Of t said SQUARE S o Being g also
tne In nor northEest o corner OK said lot & and
Vde aey east sa feet
north along said street Is feet tt" to the be-
ohs he q back 81 said snd shd
over over said sublot and sublot in same
SUBDIVISION subdivision and opening out on G Street
and in Heron and church's, subdivision
OF lots in SQUARE 467; as per plat recorded
or's once; beginning on 7th Street IA feet
/ inch north of the southwest corner of
said square; and running thence north
aioHE III oJIttl lett' lNtNCe east ht
feet: thence south Is feet thence west 63
feet to the beginning; subject to the use of
the rear feet Of said land for alley pur-
poses
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A deposit
OF $500 will be required at time Of sale
All conveyancing recording etc, at cost OF
purchaser, Terms of sale to be complied
with within 80 days from day of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost of
defaultine purchaser. after fYe days adver-
tisement OF such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.
CLAUDE H. WOODWARD.
JAMES H. BADEN.
oc21,24 262S.3l Trustees.
s@ THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until THURSDAY. THE THIRD
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
A WONDERFUL CORNER HoMEsrTE
elevation, large shade trees; best NV.
section, opposite park A real bargain
PERCY H RUSSELL CO.. 1871 X st NV.
CHOICE NV. LOTS. PRICED TO, SELL
nr. Wilson Alice Deale MurtZ Schools. Also
one at Seven Oaks. Randolph 1853.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA ABOUT 4 MILES
from Falls. Church. lot 100x300 it.. with
handsome forest trees. on good road Price
$500: S25 cash. $40 per month. Ask for
WV LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1910 K St. NV. Natl 1865.
WHOLESALE.
~ lots 81 500: half End trust
9 det.. nr: West. ave. So. 80: half 2nd tr
3s det.. $500: terms and trade
Apt. site a2la by JAG Sc. 500
Apt. site. 51x10O S1.T50
40 seEli-det. or com. row. Sl3.5OO
Fine acreage Bethesda area $500 acre.
O'HARE ESTATES
1900 L. Natl O5s6
coLoRED-LoTs IN DEANWooD AND
Paramount Heights. S75 up: easy terms:
help build District 9170
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HEhL loFSo
e25 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 91g7

SEE This DE ACf1ED D11N1H'
: rooms. > baths; bedrooms; one bed
room on first floor: recreation room. z open
f1replaces. nice yard: convenient to bus,
stores and schools; high elevation This
pletely recondtioned very good buy at
price Terms. See this house.
Open and Lighted From 10 Am: to I'm
5730 1st ST. NV.
Just Above Madison
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th ST NV District 334b.
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4 BEDROOMS.

Built by builder for his own home.
This property is, in my estimation, today S
finest home value. large corner lot and
only step to Mass. ave: remarkably
priced for immediate sale this home will
surely suit the most discriminating pur-
chaser. Words cannot describe its desir-
ability. Call Emerson 6515
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S1OkES fOk kENI.
DESIRABLE 1st-FLOOR STORE OR OF
nee space. 17O3 K ST. NV. District 1900.
519 lst ST. N.W.-SMALL STORE. ALSO
Apply PENN ,RSxLTY coRP. z7z K St: ST.:
KENILWORTH d. C.1615 KENILWORTH
ave.-New, all modern. with or without
apartment. Apply PENN REALTY CORP.
414 K st. NV Met. 1888.
l643 CONN. AVE. Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
End floor. containing approximately 1,5OO
so. IT: modern building; very attr. front,
pvt. entrance; rent. S125 per mo-; open
SANDOZ. INC, 2 Dupont Circle, Dupont
CORNER STORE IN BUSY SHOPPING
area of Arlington; reasonable rent; fine
''' ALBERT BERTH. H. COHEN REALToR,
1042 N. Irving ST.. Arlington, Va.
Phone Walnut $3.50.
$50 MO.-22s CARROLL AVE,
NEW MODERN SHOP.
ONLY VACANCY IN BLOCK.
L. w. GROOMES. 1719 EYE ST.
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION.
1923 P ST.-S3O.
-AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. REP. 1868.
BEST LOCATIONS.
l43 D STREET NE.-Store and 5-room
apartment, rent reduced. S65.
514 MINNESOTA AVE NE.-Fine neigh
borhood. f1ts any business; was $500: make
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV Realtors. Natl. 9197.
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72Q 10Th ST. NE.

Fine brick home next to the, corner six
1arage. alley. "a block from street car
hne vacant and ready for you to move
right in without delay. It's close to Sears
in that section. creating as nice a location
for the working man and his family as one
could hope to find. Priced at only $1,000,
easiest kind of terms to be paid Just like
rent with no renewals. You will find this
TO be grand opportunity to get out OF
the rent class into home of your own.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL CONSIDER EXCHANGING GOOD
rented house for vacant lot. Box 42-S.
Star.
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 FIRST TRUST
note whole trust) for good NV. building
site Box 146-S Star.
HAVE PURCHASERS FOR GOOD BUILD
ing lots in Maryland and Virginia State
size ard location. Box 1865. Star.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE.
secretarial service. mailing, address, best
bldgs. in town. Met 754S. 28'
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LEARN TO LIVE.
IT'S A SIMPLE MATTER IF YOU HAVE
THE RIGHT COMBINATION

This lovely NV home in highly restricted
section offers you that combination. A
and comfort, situated on a large lot amid
numerous dogwood and shade trees. Con-
SiStinR of spacious rooms. all well planned
and generously proportioned. small down
payment and S65 per month includes taxes,
interest and insurance. Priced at $3.50.
This is bargain! ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Emerson 111S IN n m
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Sample Rental Incomes.

2 BRICK HOUSES.
Good colored rental section Of downtown.
on wide street Each house has 3 rms,
bath. latrobe heat, electricity and garage.
Total monthly rental SIS. Can be bought
for $5,950.
CAYWOOD BROS & GARRETT. INC.
915 NEW YORK AVE. NV. Ma O9s2.
SUNDAY WOODLEY 1870
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SEVEN BU1ET-FIVE SOLD.
ACT QUICKLY.
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
GARDENS.
Alb 18th ST. NE.
SIX SPACIOUS ROOMS. AIR C0NDl,
TONED: RECREATION ROOM, DE LUXE
KITCHEN WITH REFRIGERATOR: CE-
NENT FRONT PORCH, FURRED WALLS. WALLS
STRIPPED; NICE LOT, PAVED STREET;
RAPID TRANSPORTATION: REAL ROW
HOUSE VALUE. Your. house accepted in
trade II priced reasonable.
CTo reach. out r. I. ave. ne. to 18th ST..
left on 18th to house, .
PAUL p. STONE, ADAMS O653.
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PARKING LOT:
GARAGES FOR RENT.

WANTED-DEvELoPE PARKING LOT
100 TO $50 cars. State price and locality
BOx 2T-A Star
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poned until THURSDAY. THE THIRD
DAY OF NOVEMBER, D 1888. AT THE
SAME PLACE AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
Pm.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
oc24 .26.2S.31. no.
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IbO5 II ST. Nv. National -'74
NE,lN IOME-Go o5n

NEW HOME-ST25U.
One of the most attractive new homes
IN a near-in Northwest section; There are
and shower and an additional shower bath
in basement; ultramodern kitchen with
electric refrigeration; large concrete front
porch attractive recreation room 1t is
located about one block from transporta-
tion and convenient to stores, schooLs.
churches. etc 1t may be seen at once by
phoning for an appointment. METROPOLITAN
S6H2 EVENINGS call Dupont 1915.
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CLEVELAND PARK

semi-detsched; rooms, bath, 4 bed
porches, fireplace, detached earaee: nrice
reasonable. VIII consider exchange for
smaller property. Call Mr. Davis ~
AIKEN. 500 H ST. NV. Natl. 3556. NA
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713 A ST. Sc.

10 big rooms. perfectly arranged for
rental purposes, bath, economical automatic
gas heat. laundry trays. extra lavatory:
In quiet. charming neighborhood near al
surrounding the Capitol Building area.
including Union R.R. Station. The entire
owner is prepared to give immediate DOS
session. Don't fail to include this property
in your list Of homes to inspect and you
will be more than surprised at the value
here for $500. Open for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
oos Nav, Vor, NJ w
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WESLEY HEIGHTS-S15 $50.

One of the most beautiful corners IN
Wesley Heights, with a total frontage OF
i5O it. The house is solid masonry and of
beautiful Colonial design; Center hall, 30
It living room. large dining room; modern
8 large bedrooms. > beautiful baths, dress,
ing room. Lovely. large side porch. shaded
by huge oak tree; Gear garage; auto
value, Evenings call Mr.. Poston, Cleveland
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE.

1915 LOCKWOOD AVE.
New. det.. brick homes. 8 rooms. natural
trim. with bookcases built in around fre-
place. making the living room beautiful:
full, dry basement, auto ~oil heat, with sum-
mer-winter hookup: side porch. garage and
large, level lot. Priced to sell Will con-
slider trades Take 18th st ne. from R. I.
ave. TO lockwood ave and right to home.
BAKER REALTY co INC DIST l3lo
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
This Chevy Chase. D. c.. foreclosure
bargain offered at $4,000 below original
price. On prominent street. convenient to
schools and shops Center hall, 4 bedrooms.
baths, recreation room, breakfast room;
automatic heat: many other practical
features. See it today 1t won't last long,
!. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1143 until
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69l6 PINEY BRANCH RID. NV.
New solid brick home, near Walter Reed
Hospital, Very latest in design and EQUIP
ment Seven very large rooms, two baths.
finished attic and large clubroom. Inspect
this house Compare house and location,
and above all compare price. Lot 40xl30
It.; detached brick garage; paved streets
and alley. Be sure to see this house.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
,1.l vi n;etrict 92d6
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STORES For RENT

WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE SPACE For
rent, $50 month. Rear 2315 L st. NV.
Republic OOPS
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S745O-MICHIGAN PARK

Semi-detached brick. in new-house con-
dition.. Huge living and dining room with
light. % Bedrooms 'en With : brickedin kede nm m
iShed porcheS; garage, large lot Owner
selling ct tremendous loss. Call Mr.. Miller.
evenings, Potomac 3541-R
I'D AIL( G DILL IDC IAICn iAi1
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OVERLOOKING
RFAUTTFIJT, ESTATE

Drive out with me and see this lovely new
Southern Colonia! home, containing all
features you could desire incl; library;
breakfast rm. maids rm. and bath and
lovely recreation rm with wood burning
fireplace. 4 large bedrms. and > complete
baths are Just another of this propertys
new features Call Qupopt 5S2a
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RENO RID. SECTION.

This new property is without doubt
the finest value on today's market. All
brick center-hall Colonial the FIRST floor
has large living rm, dining rm. kitchen.
bbrea9fast pre- IT. rm and lavat9ry The snd fSor
maids room and bath in the basement Is
just another of its unusual features: air
conditioned: large lot; conv. to all schools,
stores and transportation. This desirable
property is now available for your inspec-
lion Call Emerson hk1a
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HOME OR INVESTMENT
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1st COMMIT.
3-story brick blds.; 10 rooms, 3 baths
needs reconditioning: 4-car brick sarage
on alley; S7,95O; $1,000 below assessment
for quick sale.
j. A. Weinberg Co. Nat. $500
Or MI. TnomhS Col. 4430-J.
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.

ST 950-CLEVELAND Park.
A beautiful individual detached home,
close to Cathedral among trees. Larse
living room with fireplace, large dining
room and kitchen, 4 lovely bedrooms and
b baths, automatic heat garage ;os.s IhiS Is
no act now. Evenings. cali Mr.. Irwin, Geor-
ER4NK s PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
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L1NCOLN-zEPHYR 1887 four-door sedan:
original green finish. equipped with factory
radio heater and blower. Low actual mile
onF 0s eass soeanee sams On your 9d car and
sanders Natl. $3.50. Hill g. Tibbitts,
l114 Vermont ave NV
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FRENCH PROVINCIAL

In Barnaby Woods. One Of the most de-
liEhtful and exclusive residential commune
ties in Washington. Convenient. to shop
ateo on the rim of Rock Greek Park. Lot
so It. wide. nicely planted, with spacious
gardens adjoining home. All brick; heavy
slate roof. This home containing rooms,
beautiful living porch, 3 baths Il in base
ment for servant), and attached garage. Is
now available for your inspection. Offered
at extremely low figure for immediate sale.
Emerson hR76
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
I TWENTY FIVE
 DEAD IN FIRE IN
 ATLANTA HOTEL
Undetermined Number Re- ported Missing Thir-
 teen Are Injured

ATLANTA, May 16.-Twenty-five persons were killed, 13 were injured and an undetermined number are missing in a fire which destroyed the five story Terminal Hotel early this morning.
 The destruction of the hotel re- cords, mutilation of the victims and falling timber and steel hampers the identification efforts.
 The ruined walls stand a menace to traffic and also rescue workers.
 The police said high wind will cause them to crumble.
 About 60 persons were registered in the hotel at the time.
 Flames broke out following an exposion in the basement kitchen
 The hotel was an old structure and such construction is no longer permitted under the building code.
 More than one dozen persons were rescued or leaped to safety.
 A high wind famed the flames at the height of the blaze.
 fireman found one man dead, his body half way across a window sill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
EXPECT ATTACK HOURLY ASJAP AN ENCIRCLES CITY
Tangshan Area Falls to Nip pons, Trapping Thou
 sands of Chinese
PAOTING BESEIGED
 BY CHINA'S TROOPS
Ten Americans Said to Be in Central Hopeh
 Battle Sector

SHANGHAI, May 16.--Japanese dispatches today declared that the Chinese railroad junction city of Suchow is completely surrounded by Nipponese troops.
 The dispatches said troops of the Rising Sun flag are closing in from all sides with thousands of Chin csc trapped in the area around the vital city.
 Japanese asserted it would be only a matter of hours before the actual assault on Suchow will begin. Such ow has been the Japanese objective for months, and it's capture will give Japan control of the East-West Lunghai Railway.
 The encirclement was accomplish ed, the Japanese said, by closing the last remaining gap in the ring of men west of Suchow, just below the Lunghai Railway, near Tangshan. Meanwhile, foreign observers heard that Paoting, important city in Gen. tral Hopeh Province. had been sur rounded and beseiged by 20,O00 Chinese troops, fighting in the sub urbs of that city.
 Ten Americans are reported to be in Paoting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
HIGH TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS LABOR
 ACT PROVISION
Rules Striking Men Are Still Employees and Not
 to Be Fired

WASHINGTON, May 16. = The Supreme Court today ruled that working men who strike as a result of unfair labor practices by their employer, are entitled to the pro- lection of the National Labor Re- lationS Act.
 The decision was given in uphold ing an order by the NLRB directing the Mackay Radio Telephone Com pany to reinstate five employees who has gone on a strike in San Francisco.
 Justice Roberts delivered the de- cision He asserted that the strikers remained as employees under labor act stipulation that labor is pro tected against unfair labor prac- tices and denounced by it."
 No dissenting votes were register ed. Justices Cardozo and Reed did not participate
 The court decision reversed the opinion of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refusing to approve of the reinstatement of the five men on the ground they had severed their employment connection by striking
 Justice Roberts said the National Labor Relations Boards findings of determinations are supported by evidence"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
ROTAR!ANS TO
 ASK MEETING
 HERE IN 1889
Local Club Votes to Make Bid Again for District
 Conference in Juneau

The Juneau Rotary Club is going after the 1889 district conference of Rotary.
 This was decided today at the weekly luncheon of the club in Per cy's Cafe when the club members voted unanimously to ask for the convention at the district meeting in June in San Francisco. The Ju- neau club was voted the coufer- ence for this year but later 1t was switched to San Francisco, to con- vene at the same time as Rotary International convention. The Ro- tarians have been pledged support of five California Rotary Governors in view of the Juneau action III per- hitting the district conference to be held in San Francisco this year instead of coming here. Clubs of this district also have indicated that they would be favorable to here next year.
 There are approximately 4,0oo Ro- tarians in this district, comprising the Northwest states and Alaska and it is estimated that at least 1000 to l,5O0 will attend the meeting here in the event the Juneau club Is in landing the confer ence when it's representatives at tend the sessions in June in San 
 Bob Ellis of Ketchikan and Dr. R. H. Williams of Juneau were guests of the club today and R. L. Bernard, Vice President and Business Mana ger of The Empire, was initiated as a new member.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
D|MOND FOR
 UN|CAMERAL
 LEGISLATURE
Declares One-House System More Responsible to
 Will of People

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Dele- gate Anthony J. Dimond says he believes a unicameral legislature is the best thing for Alaska" He re- gently obtained enactment of measure authorizing a Territorial referendum on the question and in 6 recent Congressional Record arti- cle he said he had attempted to keep the proposal non-partisan.
 T realize the advantages of two houses such as Alaska now has as keenly as any one" he said, but am firmly convinced that under modern conditions the unicameral. or one-house legislature, possesses greater advantages and will work out to benefit more of the Ter ritory's people than a two-house system. My judgment is that the unicameral is preferable in Alaska, is more efficient and more re- sponsible to the will of the people, therefore more Democratic"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
President Will Co
 To Sons Wedding

LYNN, Mass, May 16.-Mayor J. Fred Manning has received word that the U.S.S. Potomac would bring President Roosevelt to the wedding of John Roosevelt his son, June 18.
 A telegram to the mayor from Representative Lawrence J. Con- nery, Democrat, of Massachusetts, quoted James Roosevelt, Johns older brother, as saying the Potomac would anchor off nearby Nahant-- where the wedding will take place and that the President would reach the town directly from the vessel
 The message also said the Pres:- dent would accept no invitations to other functions during his visit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
 Bill Revival Is
 Being Indicated
Roosevelt Discusses Meas ure with Congressional
 Leaders, Report

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has discussed with Congressional leaders the possibility of reviving the once defeated Gov ernment reorganization bill but there is no indication of definite decision being reached.
 Speaker Bankhead deprecated the liklehood of revival of the pro- posal.
 Representative Rayburn, House majority leader, said we discus sed reorganization but there was no must put on it."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-16
STORM HITS EAST COAST;7
 PERSONS DIE
Gale Sweeps Inland, Dis rupts Electric Service,
 Damages Crops

NEW YORK, May l6.-Sweeping northward along the Atlantic Coast weekend storms took toll of seven lives at sea, curved inland and dis rupted electrical service and dam aged crops.
 John Phillips, 58. of Provincetown' Mass. a fisherman, reported that three other fishermen, including hls son .perished when mountainous seas swamped their two power troll ing boats. Phillips reached shore safely by clinging to driftwood-
 Three salvage workers were drowned when the disabled 60-foot schooner Quita was pounded to pieces on the sand on Long Island Sound.
 Five youths were swept overheard from a motorboat in Jamaica Bay, and Charles Aninscalco, 2l. was drowned but the others were saved