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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06

French anti-aggression bloc
Italy's occupation may be confin-
ed to the coast line, Theoretically
sealing the Adriatic, the same sour
&c said. The Yugoslav government.
officially informed of Italy's inten-
tons, protested to be calm, but the
people were nervous. They heard
that several Italian planes arrived
at Tirana today, carrying high Ital-
ian officials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06
'Baruch Says Trade
War Means Fight
Continued From Page One)

were determined upon by the agrees
SOrs.''
Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho,
replying to Henry L. Stimson's APP
peal to ban munitions sales to ag-
gressor nations, declared that such
discrimination ''would inevitably
lead us into war" Borah talked with
reporters before the committee call
ed Baruch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06
ALBANIA OCCUPATION is
WARMING TO ALI, RATKANS

Belgrade, Yugos1avia, April g.
-Well-informed sources said
here today that the impending mill
tary occupation of Albania was
meant as a hint to both Yugoslavia
and Greece to stay out of the Anglo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06
March Sales
Of Liquor
Under 1888

Sales by the Vance county liquor
store in March amounted to $13,-
1865. il was announced from the
ARC boards offices today.
This brought sales to $38, 1855 for
the first quarter of 1889, compared
with s44.4O71O in the first quarter
OF 1898, a decline of $6,071.15.
The March business compared with
S14.OOl in the corresponding month
last year. and S12,579 for February
Of this year. Sales for January this
year we're S12,321.90, so that March
was the largest month of the three.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06

The Spanish civil war cost $780,
OOO.OOO.OOO and 100000 lives. The
latter half of the bill has already
been paid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06
Events Seen AS
Warning for Balkans
Continued From Page One)

tween the two countries, have been
going on for several days. King Fog,
after the birth of an heir to the
throne yesterday, conferred nearly
live hours with the cabinet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06

dlvlduals, should have some hope for
forgiveness if they reform.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-06

Stimson, former secretary of state.
| thinks that nations, as we'll as in
Evening star., 1939-04-23

PHOTOGRAPHER, college graduate; short.
nonr. .aamu. doo' tyPlns. so: age 30: single,
CouILeOuS. Full or part time Col RWsi 3
Evening star., 1939-04-23
MO DEpR ESSInM I'M pAINr MN
statesmen. 25-55

Are you aggressive? Can YOU selle Are
interested ln a new field that has unlim-
tied possibility and very little compe ltion ,
We fu. nlSh qualified leads (no canYassincj j
ana sales manager to close your business
II you need help Our men work about Il
hrs daily. and we have men making more
than 500 weekly. New men make better
this after am. Monday. 3.05 Rhode
Evening star., 1939-04-23
ERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 G St.
POSITIONS OPEN


q, sTENo. %. age 21-oe3. perm. DOS.
Sl1 wk '"''
J.. STENO. ~. age "5-:s5. single, engineer.
ing Up perm; 500 mo.
@ nIENO -. age a.2-2S. college training:
estant; age :3-"7: perm; SIS D'o'-
:, SsLLENo sLE ~ local h. S, grad, some exp.
=" sTPNo sSfRk ier rG9rs 9rs ONCE; 81 wk; to start.
anoroushy mo Yh trained tech. office; perm: sal
sTENo -sEcY rl thoroushlv exp do.
tan work. OF interest to person who room
nmu MY ,ooards; salary. S132O per yr and
sTENo; ;-BKPR. ~. patent law exp
AhS STENot aSSlSt a2rE; - F.; perm. position; 1928.
complete charge: perm; Si12 Der mo ane
PHARMACIST tmD. regist in Va: small,
coinmunity: 100 mo-: must be protesta n
GRAD HEATING ENGINEER 1m1 exp
sentils age 3o-45: perm: S2Oo-so5o mo
BOYD EMPLOYMENT. '
Evening star., 1939-04-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WORK IN a doctors dentlst's lawyers
ess or m as an aa'onoB9 dF, IRS
CLASSES now stsri!ns MISS RSss'S1ss VEST Ns,i NsW
2111 Room .n4. 1911 G. ST.
CIVIL SdTlet SERVICE iso BOOKS and Home
SCHOOL, 1888 F st.
tseil All PERGANDE courseso
SUMd JUNIOR PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT.
week. BOYD SCHOOL 1888 r ST.
FRENCH by exp. Frencnman, Lit, D. ear-
bonne. prep. various exams also conver-
sationai; special terms. BOX 355-C. Star.
GREGG SHORTHAND. toucn typlng speed
olc'. every eve: beginners ana reviewers;
mdiv. inst. 1896 Conn. ave Decatur }.S4,
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING instructions by
expert; learn to drive easily and safely,
Phone stllWell Col. 400
P1TMAN SHORTHAND Tan systems,. small,
class or private lessons, expert instruction
For further particulars, Dupont s"ll
MoMhNK AKI Tow ro oqMAN BkfHr 10 cAR TEteH & PR
HR. GEORG1A 1.3n ~
AUTO DRIVING taught hv white experts,
easy easy parking speciality; sl.oo per lesson
od DRIVING School Ducon; "0O2
AUTO DRIVING INsTRUCTIoNS-Cour
GUS, patient professional instructor Lam
TO drive sk,!lful!y. safely, and easily: park
''-S eA'e 'A"1i4 .Hi AsuLlu!cll' Emerson 30S.t,
TUTORS-Your home or ours: lowest rates:
any n or grade sub: sh.. typ. comp hk,
lang and for exams. Box 3s"-C Star
SPANISH taught by native Of Spain mem
Der OF Spanish nobility Easy method,
groups or individual: reasonable rates,
Met .03? between : and & pm 35.
AUTO DRIVING
Iaueht BY expert, Free trial lesson car
furnished Permit secured Met l449
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AND WOMEN
GOOD positions for trained people In
hotel and institutional field New hotels,
iestaurants. clubs schools and institutions
oelng pDllt from coast to coast mean in
creased opportunities Qualify at home or
througn resident day classes starting Sept,
oct. Jan Previous experience pro. I'd
unnecessary Registration IN Lewis Ma
tlonal Placement Service FREE OF extra
cost. Lewis graduates both young and
mature winning success Quick promo
ton. fine living. luxurious SURROUNDINGS,
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
many nationally known hotel owners and
managers.
Get mo this fs.t-srow.ne field ard
ENJOY success. Get out Of humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
Free book gives details. Call telephone
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 9Otn Penn Ave al "3rd NV.
Telephone Met. 1862.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
SAlESkEN.

SALESMAN for radio parts for retail and
equipment. Must be exp. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for right man Box 446-B. Star.
WANTED-A good reliable man to supply
customers with Rawleigh products. Sales
way up this year. Write Rawleighs. Dept.
DCD-4-127. Chester. Pa.
SALESMAN. now selling schools, munich
palities. to represent high-rated mfr. OF
quality ldwe. items; splendid sideline: lib
eral comm: state qualif. Box 4S-C. Star
AGGRESSIVE MEN to handle orders. adver-
using book matches: leading line selling dl-
rect low factory prices: free inside print
ing. including baseball schedules large
Mateb EXP oIn e full part me TEE
pl., Chicago.
aaE aaeiadn LARGEST -cancellabe health and
world, also writing ali .forms Of life in
surance at lowest guaranteed rates. paying
staHuaIo commissions. plus modest sal
aly M oased on sales will train two men
tand;an gnn can aIsry as associates in this out
Isrdas sEsnqad ,,g 0Igah1zaton ~ Interview will be
fraternity who tell in a letter their nast
experience, age and family status. Box
soc. Star
BIG CASH PRoFTTs-Millions business
men: ofnces, restaurants factories live
Flash-A-Call prospects. Loud sneater >
way.io station Inter +: Communities ator." Saves
service or Installation problems tlme nner. no
like radios--one electric socket connsc,ion
New low price. S11 so, opens unlmitad ..}n:
possibilities. Free demonstrator offer W,its
inter- System Of Amsxia.
Dept. Ms-2440 Lincoln ave-. CHICAGO. o.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
PERSONAL.
(Continued,)

OLD COLONIAL NURSING HOME HAS
speeai des NURSING
care. doctors reference. Emerson 1852.
GUINEA PIGS FOR BREEDING AND LA-3-
oratory. nna. 81 sizes. 1860 1st st. s:w,
RoGM Rofbsr .pea poF Rent n I0 ,ba &
Rainier TslepSone Hysstsville s ieS: s1oM. N M;
COMPANION. LADY, ARTISTIC. sEWs.
EXCHANGE services for home with lady alone
Phone ssmanxsa msrsoa 4ssa District or Ne" YORK
FoRMER SCHOOL TEACHER. CoNcERT T
wbe Wshss meone oobs Caring aI for
auiet. desires eompsniona5ie S1shaH lady to share
baIIdins Be: 1870. Apt. m NO M. eSs. Ss*n'0sn
FREE D1ETET1c, CONSULTATION BY
woodward Bldg. Phone DIST. s4oS. "
MUsIC-coNsTRUcTIVE AND HELPFUL
nx ,Gr st.nents Of music eonan
from the musicians angle. Call Col. 1915 :
LADY WILL ESCORT ANOTHER. oCCA-
sional pleasure-business trips: moderate
fee: ?. Q. Box 1884. WASHINGTON.
NERVES; SINUS. cHRoH1c PAINS, DIETS
graduate physiotherapist Rand. 5s95. i:
LADIES WITH CARS, WHO DO NOT
drive. lady with D., c. permit will drive
for you by hour or day. GEORGIA 4O44. :
MANUSCRIPTS CORRECTED AND RE-
edited by. nationally known Journalist
verse. fiction. etc: helpful collaboration.
DIR: POPE. 516 Colorado Bldg.
DRESSMAKER-ANY STYLE; STOUT FIG.
ures fitted perfectly altering remodeling;
prices satisfactory. Dupont OOs2
1st-FLCOR ROOM IN NURSES HOME:
three south windows; near bath and porch /;
shade trees; good food: doctors reference:
reasonable. Shep. 1854.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A LARGE.
cool room where your invalid loved one will
receive the best of food and care call
Shepherd 1900.
WINNER OF INTERNATIONAL GRAND
prize offers guaranteed permanent waves.
plea L..
Evening star., 1939-04-23

EEACEsS!vE WEIGHT SAFELY reduced; Won
Ledendeeker: soSS 8 st. NV. Mich. i1so.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
trial arts. and others for Sept. sppoint- point
GTsntS Raso Teshs AEsnsy s1s NJ
xF.n NE Ple P.4sen. YoY .Ty,. ss ;Ss only lsss bon
write. 1O2 Barrister Bldg. 635 F st. NV
MEN-ExECUT1VEs-WoMEN-Let US act
as your confidential agent (hiding your
tion Service. 900 B st. Sc. %.
COMPARISON SHOPPER. white. female
age 25:3s experienced; thorough knowl-
edse Of merchandise; salary, s1s week.
"''lf 3. c. sMSaP1MENr EsMSaP1oyMENr CENTER.
NO FEES.
EDITORIAL WORKER single white, age
26-35, female; experienced or trained in
editorial work. knowledge OF chemistry.
,s syy 's.se sieo raans ps1 s..
Apply 3. n {: n'iaSa HMPloyMENT CENTER,
0Of NO FEES.
sTENo. %, o5-30; some college educa-
ton; . yrs experience. fast typist. SAL
ary $40 to 500.
BKKPR. %. single. gentle: full charge;
ADJUsTER AND COLLECTOR tm); auto
finance CO.: age 1890 S12O plus expenses.
MANAGER IN. J; for auto finance branch
once: only one fully exp. considered. Sal
'' FREE REGISTRATION.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL,
Woodward Buildins.
FULL CHGE. Blk, 6? a. ,msi,. asf Is. Is.
elusive dress shop: Conn. ave. Good salary.
STATISTICAL TYPIST, 81; G.
ctfce, Gentle only. sge a2-3O.
CONCRETE DESIGNER tmo.
age 25-40 Salary. S2,4OO year. WE
TRIMMER. I'm ,m. s exp upholsterer for
FINANCE co. REPR. ~. ase
IN washington or nearby territory. thor.
cs11aIy ossnly acquainted with auto dealers. Ex-
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
DOMESTIC.

---- DOMESTIC
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1902 1ith
mas COOKS. maids. Mattresses nurses. 2 h "
part-tlme day workers. housemen. 81.
EEur1HEHS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY -
a.. SookS. mslos. houSeworkers. mothers help
eIs laundresses. cleaners dishwashers' bI,
ooss, housemen. day workers. etc: ha,
3penlnss ior girls with references Decatur
Evening star., 1939-04-23
SALESMAN,
(Tontin,1Ad

SELL BUSINESS CARDS, Sl.50 thousand:
Using gummed tape: advertising pencils.
specialties; 36,c comm. money-making spe-
fis1s: eRsss free sslss gortt1lio DAvIP LIONEL
A AGgREss1yE is2ISsy1E statesmen q each) in
seTstown Nd and FrederIePssura. reHas 1aa Vs. "a.
viii be hired and trained BY AAA-i manu-.
products with estab clientele: ee"ee Meehanieal Ra
exp. In manufac. plants. institutions, etc .,
helpful but not essential. Sales ability Of
aualifes, Give tull details and refs. in fsrst t
Acorn Acorn Renins Co. sOesa cleseand saes ohiu manager
SELL a UNIQUE service: filling long-felt
i Rsss g 5ess Ss iol sDpon
ND-sToCK sALEsMEN-only sslesmen
with established clientele will be consid-
stock. preferred stock Ind bonds in com:
Do shsnna xSa o aSs Over Drs IS 1ons 70 snd
clients since 1913. Apply in writing only.
giving reference and telephone number.
Box 251-C Star.
~ xHET NEW nAnz ApyERT1s5Ne r q CLOCK:
refund: Exclusive territory TO qualified men.
900 w. JdChSOH ST., Oept. I-P,
Chicago
TAILORING statesmen.
Beautiful range sanforized fabrics. indi-
yidually tailored to measure. from $685. to
Sla.95 excellent commissions. bonus free
suit arrangement. Write VOLUNTEER
CLOTHES, Box 1889. Chattanooga. Tenn. :
SALESMAN
old established New York manufacturer
sentation has opening for live salesman
N N exclusive local territory. Experience in
this line not necessary, but man must have
excellent references and own car Man
selected VIII be thoroughly trained by our
sales manager. Liberal commission basis
and excellent opportunity for bright future.
Box 36-C Star.
NO DEPRESSION IN PAINT LINE,
Aggressive statesmen with carr represent
nationally known manufacturer paints.
roofing, and complete maintenance line, sold
dlrect to factories. institutions farmers
etc. Projected territory. Excellent commits
SONS. Drawing account when qualified
Capable statesmen earn big money first year
with increase from repeats. Experience un-
necessary. Biggest season ahead The Ad-
ans Paint Co., Dept. P-ol Cleveland 0b;o
Evening star., 1939-04-23
HELP AND SITUATIONS,
HELP MEN.

enced ana wiiins Tn'e t most ee expert
ployment for good men. Ask for Mr.. Car
roll. 3446 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

NEW ADVERTISING CLOCK
IF YOU DON'T MAKE 500 or more the
hrst week return your Sample Outfit for full
refund. Exclusive territory to qualified men.
Division, 553 w. Jackson St, Dept. Up.
Chicago
Evening star., 1939-04-23

SdENOGRAPHER. typist. bookkeeper ey.
| perlenced. desires part-time or niece 1.or:.
ddeasonaole da,, Call Rep. 2sl2 mornings any
Evening star., 1939-04-23

hMiDOM. ho,i1c. mlddle-ased wants position a.
| IrIyuseekeeper to elderly couule nv
s,ar ssiueflS woman: can drive car. Box 364 C,
Evening star., 1939-04-23
BEAUTY pARloRS.
fMPloYAfN1 SERVICES.

ExCEssIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; von-
Bob met5od g. nssd NICE R so
Evening star., 1939-04-23
HELP MEN.
(Continuedl

FARMER. married small family; one who
understands care and operation of farm
machinery, and all branches of farm
Ing; $40 per month. house and garden.
BOX 3SH-B, Star
Evening star., 1939-04-23

naENo No-IYPlST desires Immediate employ.
r 1l,emt, also addressing-copying at home.
Decatur 1884 1876 Cnnr aye
Evening star., 1939-04-23

SilENOGRAPHER. "a; VT. I13 bst 4:
pleasing personality; wishes position as s:e.
| day Att Oasg-R S,h'
Evening star., 1939-04-23
EVENING WORK,

neat-appearing men. with cars for
special work; only married men, perma-
nently employed in the Govt. with at
least 3 years residence In the District;
au!res only evenings per week. Box
Evening star., 1939-04-23
AGENTS.

AMAZING new Invention. USING Du Pont
cellulose sponge: cleans floors. walls, win
dows. cars: sells on minute demonstra-
ton; free particulars. Luxso. Elkhart. Ind
YOUR hose free with OUTFIT Make up to
S32 so in . week taking orders for amazing
new hosiery. Replacement guaranteed
against holes, snags. runs: rush name. hose
Ohio.
SUCTION SPONGE cleans cars like magic
Banishes auto-washina drudGery: New! Hot
ventor." 9s Kristee BLDG. Akron. Ohio
THREE-WAY money-making business To-
cal or mail order. For full information
write LOTUS. P. 0. Box 1894
Evening star., 1939-04-23
TAnORING SAI,ESMCN,j

Beautiful range sanforzed fabrics, indi.
yldually tailored to measure. from SB95 to
ST. 2.95; excellent commissions. bonus free
suit arrangement. Write VOLUNTEER
CLOTHES Box 1889. Chattanooga. Tenn. .
Evening star., 1939-04-23
FOUR ROUTE MEN

We can use good route men in estap-
lshed territories now available One n
Va one IN Nd. and two in D. c.: married
trainns:, if you really want to work and
can qualify. THIS IS YOUR OPeORTU-
NIIY. Call in person. 5l3 K st NV
Evening star., 1939-04-23

| SlENoGRAPHER. Jewish refined, experi.
eHSe9 eao young lady; full or part time. Box
Evening star., 1939-04-23

sIENOGRAPHER general ONCE work: nIne
city. Box 40-C Star S2. -
Evening star., 1939-04-23
BUSINESS WOMEN

Positions open for women accustomed to
meeting the public. to be trained as beauty
consultants: being of a managerial type
and willing to assume responsibility i'm
portant. Percentage Of profits while train :
ing; sood salary and bonus when qualified
Apply 10 to IL. Suite sos. Washington
Bldg 18th and New York ave
Evening star., 1939-04-23

IENoGRAPHER-TYPIS general oftce
T,nao,, TTulh' age - years. high-school graduate,
Evening star., 1939-04-23

W. ,MiDGM, 5n,. housekeeper-companion; mother.
District $500. Mrs. Goodman "a"
Evening star., 1939-04-23

MAN. colored wishes work as chauffeur
or switchboard or elevator operator, ex-
perienced: references. Dupont $3.50.
MAN colored wants work. houseman or
chauffeur or any kind OF work, good ref.
North 4SqO
Evening star., 1939-04-23

sALESMEN experienced in selling washing
machines radios. oil burners. etc. Must
be aggressive and willing to work on out
side. Not cold canvass. but on fresh.
qualified leads. Salary and commission or
straight percentage. either you prefer.
Give aRe. experience etc Box G4-C. Star.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

intelligent; can teach music; excellent ref.
eeTences; willing to travel. Phone Col.
ISH4.J.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
FOR THE AVERAGE MAN.

Factory repreSentative will be in Wash-
ington April - and % to place few men
in positions where the opportunity to grow
sincerity of purpose and sincere desire
to get ahead by being willing to work hard
10 gam promotion and be successful. Write
giving particulars. about yourself, address
and telephone number, with = references
Evening star., 1939-04-23
MAN

We have an opening in our service de-
partment for an earnest and wiling worker
/ With car to call on our customers No
ooor-to-door work: salary against oommIs-
Randolph 1913. Sunday after =. pm. for an
! appointment and interYieM
Evening star., 1939-04-23

OFFICE MANAGER. thorough knowledge
of modern ONCE routine and procedure
and personnel problems. desires RESPONSE
able position. Reply to Box 211-C. Star, 23s
PAINTER S ASSISTANT. white. ase "a ex-
perlenced and industrious. Columbia
Evening star., 1939-04-23

An experienced sales manager to super
Philco and York: telephone WASHINGTON
REFRIGERATION CO. Mich. 400, for ap-
polntment, before 10 Monday morning
Evening star., 1939-02-05

thorized to be appropriated, out OF
any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, as the an
nual payment by the United States
toward defraying the expenses of
the government of the District of
Columbia, an amount which bears
the same ratio to the total general
fund appropriations for defraying
the expenses of the government of
the District of Columbia for such
fscal year as the land owned by
the United States in the District of
Columbia on the 1st day of August
OF the preceding fiscal year bears to
the entire area of the District of
Columbia; but, in applying such
ratio for any fiscal year, fractions
OF per centum shall not be counted.
Sec. 2. AS used in this Act
"(a) The term entire area of the
District Of Columbia means the
total number of acres of land with
IN said District forty four thousand
three hundred and seventeen acres),
less the amount of such land which
Is permanently covered by water
Evening star., 1939-02-05

along the highway between Corona
and Figueras promised few days of
grace for the government before
the last bit of Catalonia comes un-
der Gen. Frances red and gold
banners.
Figueras. where $50 persons were
believed killed and 200 wounded in
an insurgent air raid yesterday,
was bombarded again late today by
squadron of seven planes. First
estimates were that score were
killed and many wounded in the
latest attack
Three other insurgent planes
which bombed the Spanish towns
of Agullana and Darnius, near the
frontier, swooped over the French
village Of Las Illas but turned back
when French anti aircraft guns
opened fire.
Two hours later three insureent
bombers flew over French terri
tory near Cerbere but swung back
over Port Bou, on the Mediter-
ranean just across the frontier in
Spain, when they were caught in a
criss-cross of French Army search
lights and warning burst of anti
aircraft.
This trio bombed the outskirts of
Port Bou and the refugee-filled
coast road at San Miguel de Gull
bera. Reports were lacking on the
number of casualties resulting from
their raid.
20 Miles From Figueras.
Meanwhile 1nsurgent Gems. Juan
Vague and Jose Solchaga said their
troops had crushed government re-
sistance in quaint. church-towered
Corona, only 36 miles by road from
the French frontier, and had driven
within 20 miles of Figueras With
out taking time for rest Figueras
is % miles north Of Corona.
At a crossroads on the main
highway beyond Corona the insur-
gent forces maneuvered to split the
retreating government army. One
column moved rapidly north toward
Evening star., 1939-02-05

for hearings on the measure after
it has been introduced and referred,
probably to the District committee.
The Overton proposal is the most
tangible move that has developed in
Congress in recent years looking to a
return to some definite proportion
ate ratio of meeting the cost of
maintaining and developing the
Capital. A fixed ratio. first of $3.50,
and later, 60-40, prevailed for nearly
half a century prior to the first
lump-sum payment in the fiscal
year 1925. And even after that year
the 60-40 ratio remained substantive
law until it was repealed in last
years tax law, although Congress
had continued since 1925 to depart
from it by making annual lump
sum payments.
The Overton plan comes at a
time when Washington is facing
new tax burdens for the third sue
cessive year, largely as result of
the era of lump-sum practice, dur
ing which the Federal payment has
become a steadily diminishing per-
centage of the total of annual ap-
propriations.
Senator Overton suggested re-
Gently that definite basis of Fed
eral obligation should be arrived at
before the permanent new tax pro-
gram is enacted. The text OF Sena-
tor Overton's bill follows:
Text of Bill.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That, for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1910, and for each
fiscal year thereafter, there is au-
Evening star., 1939-02-05

owned by the United States in the
District of Columbia as of the 1st
day of August, 1888, consists of seven
thousand nine hundred and seventy
one acres, determined as follows: BY
deducting from the eleven thousand
and ninety-seven acres of land
owned by the United States (exclu-
sive of such land devoted to highway
purposes, the two thousand nine
hundred and sixteen acres compris-
ing one-half of such land embraced
within park areas, and the two
hundred and ten acres of such land
used exclusively by the government
of the District of Columbia
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Land Denies Training
Aimed at Ship Unions

BY the ASSocia ted Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Chairman
Emory S. Land of the Maritime
Commission said tonight most of
the opposition to the commissions
training program for seagoing per-
sonnel had resulted from "misun-
derstanding
ANY one who by direct statement
or implication seeks deliberately to
create the impression that the pur-
pose of our program is directed
against union organization in the
maritime industry is a fraud" he
asserted.
Mr.. Land spoke at banquet of
the Alumni Association of the New
York State Merchant Marine Acad-
emy.
He said he felt "a strong union,
practicing self discipline vigorously
and with keen realization of others
rights as of it's own" was the best
way to bring stability to maritime
labor
Evening star., 1939-02-05

Give thousand nine hundred and
ten acres), or thirty eight thousand
four hundred and seven acres in all
"(b) Except as provided in sec
ton 3. the term land owned by the
United States in the District OF Co.
lumbia' means the total number of
acres of land owned by the United
States within said District as of
the 1st day of August of each year,
beginning with the calendar year
1899, exclusive of the following: Cd
Any of such land embraced within
the boundaries of streets, avenues,
road, and alleys; (2) one-half of
any such land which is embraced
within the park areas of said Dis
trict; and 90 any of such land
used exclusively by the government
of the District of Columbia.
"Sec. 3. 1t is hereby declared that
for the purpose of this Act the land