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Evening star., 1939-01-29

OLD NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL
Beautiful house, near D. c.. 125 years
old; modernized at great expense; onered
at bargain price, or will trade for country
property; has eight large rooms. several
fireplaces two baths. INV. heat oak plank
floors throughout. grounds 100 by lo', o.
fered for less than $4,000.
R d, LILLE CO..
264 Carroll St., Takoma Park. Geo. $500.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
OUTSTANDING BUY.

w fAlNo41NS oS
Attractive new 4-room bungalow, With
hardwood noors, large lot. l02 Blair ave.
Carmody Hills. Seat Pleasant. Nd: Price.
ssGI snS sndns pst s. FERNS TO
suit. o. B. ZANTZMGER CO. s45 < st.
NV National 5371. Eve. and Sun,
Greenwood 1877.
ARLINGToNs BEST HOME VALUES
fSo noof screened poreh sIe saGase aircondi
TONED, oil burner: $500 down, $3.50 mo-
including principal. interest. taxes, in
surance.
Now in course of construction, two g.
room brick Colonials, $500; 1OGt down.
$40 monthly. F.. H. A insured. Others
built to order. 81 1890 up.
BERSE & SALE,
OWNERS. DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS.
oxford 07sl. 1866 N. Glebe Rd.
SACRIFICE SALE.
$2,000-ONLY S25 MO.
Buys complete poultry plant and house. l
farm farm With with arm. 3sx3i house: sarase, and
chicken house Gall bldgs. are asbestos
cement -shinEles) shade trees; focks Of
per mo. and the property is yours.
ALSO APT.-BUNGALOWS.
Quarter acre plots; S3,990; 10fo down;
Other Bungaiows-s100 Cash.
RfaHss lfs' ch1Rk LAR Eng Co.
Terrace, Edmonston Rd. Greenwood 1884.
OWNER MUST, SELL 20 ACRES WITH g.
room home (modern convenienceso on
main hshyay in shcIcfSs s gaT5H THSH ot sfa5SSS S
Rss oesed AcEE re aos Essrs
KENSINGTON REALTY co.
Kensington Md. Kensington 1872.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
SPRING VALLEY
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

300 44th ST. N.W-S12. 900
Four-bedroom home one of the finest
settings in this exclusive community. Open
Sunday all day Telephone District 4464
or Emerson 1912
Evening star., 1939-01-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH FOR A DESIRABLE
Met. 2O95. b. E. BARRY. 1907 H.
CASH FOR OLD OR USED HOUSES.
Any investment properties. E. W. BAL
LEY, Adams 47S6 or mail 1435 Meridian
Evening star., 1939-01-29
NEW HOMES-MT. PLEASANT.
Nearing Conpletion.

Brick. 8 bright rooms. 3 baths; "Sun-Lit'
kitchen and bedroom newly created club
Sunday. 9 am. to p.m. i75s Hobart St
Il block north of Harvard ST. Rep. 0225.s
Evening star., 1939-01-29

MoDERATE-PRICED HOME. NICE NV.
section state location. price terms. Box
PIX, Star.
INSTEAD OF RENTING. DESIRE 6-8
Brightwood. Foxhall Village; from broker or
owner. Georgia 64S4
Evening star., 1939-01-29
NEW
DETACHED COLONIALS

In American Univ Park. Truly $4,000
values priced at 1905. Center entrance,
& real rooms. II baths de luxe kitchen.
hibit home. 4422 Garrison st. NV. Open.
heated. lighted daily. KELLEY, STEELE
& BRANNER, District 7740.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1881 GARFIELD ST. NV.
This splendid brick house Of 8 rooms
a bedrms.), 2 baths, gar, Is located about
3 blocks from National Cathedral; a re-
stricted convenient neighborhood. where
there are but few houses being offered for
sale; it is in excellent condition, vacant.
and may be purchased for little more
than one-half the original cost. See 1t
today, H, G.. BIscoE, Woodley 1923, or
National 34R7
Evening star., 1939-01-29

EVANSVILLE HILLS. MD.
10 Bayly ave-A $4,000 brick det.
home; only 3 yrs. old; large rms, "a
baths. h-wh. Gear garage; $3.50 down
payment; splendidly financed and priced
TO sell quickly Investigate. Dist. 774O:
Sunday. Wis 6S44.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
LYON VILLAGE. VA.

Transferred, leaving January, 80, my
home valued at SIC. 500 is offered for your
consideration at 50 500; quick action
party $500 or less with reasonable month
" payments. Balance of S6,s00 H. Q.
phnnn Mp GOGDMIN 0yfnrd n2oo
Evening star., 1939-01-29
New Detached Brick Home,

45l9 13th st. ne. Michigan ParE-Six
open fireplace large modern kitchen. furred
walls, weather-stripped. screened. insulated.
gas heat. slate roof. concrete front porch.
Large lot Garage. Open until 9 pm.
VIM R. THOROWGOOD,
2024 r l. Ave. NE. Decatur O3l7.
anh FOREST GLEN RD.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

/ 1925 g st. n.e.-OPEN-20-ft brick. re-
conditioned Ike new; d rms and bath: h.
/ VIII; elec.; Colonial front porch: S6,250:
/ terms. Decatur 30li.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

Geo. 5000. 1926 vt. ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored, any condition. E. A.
BARRY. 3439 14th NV. Col. 60S6.
WANT TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. FROM
owner Seven-room brick house in north
west section, not more than two years old;
den or bedroom and lavatory. first floor at
tic with drop or regular stairway; air-con-
ditioned heating: two-car garage with level
driveway to street.; level lot or sloping to
rear; close to graded school. Box 5S-k Star.
2gs
Evening star., 1939-01-29

SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
WATCH FOR OUR sIGNsARDMoRE
rd. Ar. BUNGALOW. Riverdale Hts, Char
4 r.. 8 a.. and 6 r.. a. NE. RYON CO.,
1919 NJ Y ave
Evening star., 1939-01-29

house; like possession within As days E.
A. GARvEY, Dist. 450S. Eve. and Sun,
Geo $500 1126 vt. ave
Evening star., 1939-01-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Copti0ued

Il w
ALABAMA AVE, IN HILLCRESST;NsDE;7i
burner on lot 50xl35 inclosed with mod
ern wire fencing, Front and rear porches,
oak floors, cold storage. This very attrac-
tive home has larger closets than you
generally find and is close to bus. Price
~o''''' LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
171o st NV Natl. 1166.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
729 18th St. NV Realtor. Natl 0753
Eye Sun GenrRia GQNN

2819 9th ST. NV.
Near Wardman Park Hotel; excellent for
home or investment; rooms. baths 3
car garaee; oil burner; easy terms. HARRY
ROD. S17 G. st. NV.
$1,000 UNDERPRICED.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
REAL, INCOME,

"a apartments. one square of 10th st
years old. Rental over $4,000. S12, 1000
cash will handle,
CALL MR. CARNEY.
BRADLEY. BEAIL & HOWARD INC.
Natl 021l Southern BLDG
Evening star., 1939-01-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
MICHIGAN PARK,

c., 43iB 18th ST E.EE. ~.
place. modern kitchen. large. dining room;
house in new condition.. 2-car garage;
price, $3.50: terms to suit.
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY.
TOTTTS n HAIL POT 1901
Evening star., 1939-01-29
NEW APT. BLDG.

OW NElI, GI5I1 14NO VI
Must sell building and business, located
upholsterins @ % business Combined 'inOe in bsse so
ment and lst floor rooms and bath on
2nd floor rooms and bath on 3rd floor
with income of $50 per month. Owner has
enjoyed a good business but must leave
the city. so will sell cheap. Call Mr..
V VIM. M. THROCKMoRTON.
Invest. Bldg Realtor. Dist. 6092.
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CANNED SALMON WEEK

In the past three years the American canned SAL
mon industry has spent approximately 100000 IN
advertising to increase the sale of one of Alaskas
man products
Part of this vast campaign of promotion is
Canned Salmon Week just ending, which has carried
into every home in America the message that the
North Pacific is producing food which, for delcacy
nutritve value wholesomeness, and economy Is second
to
Canned Salmon Week, as far as Alaska Is con-
cerned is the most important of the many weeks
which are observed in America throughout the year
Anything which increases the of canned salmon,
which makes it more than ever stable item for every
pantry shelf is putting money directly into Alaska S
pocket
Coming with the advent Of the Lenten season,
Canned Salmon Week centers attention on this pro-
duct of which all may be proud, just at the time
Of year when that attention does the most good IN
its effect on sales. Aaskas canned salmon is IN the
spotlight in national magazines and in the newspapers
this week as well in the nations kitchens. Editors
of leading womens service magazines, who exercise
greater influence over the nations eating habits than
any other group due to their influence daily meal
planning by millions of housewives, are prominently
featuring dishes made with canned salmon.
All ofvwhich is the best possible kind OF boost for
Alaska
Canned salmon in large measure has developed
this country The industry has built cities, es-
tabished our means of transportation, located our
homes paid our taxes paved our streets sent our
children to school, brought to Alaska all the advan-
tages of goth century living.
An Alaskan cannot look about him without seeing
some evidence of the good works wrought by the
salmon industry.
Truly for Alaska. every week is Canned Salmon
Week
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ANSWERS ON Page Six

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
That on February 18th. 1889, in the
United States Commissioners Court
for Juneau Precinct, Division No.
/. Territory of Alaska, the under
signed was appointed administrator
of the estate of Rita McCaul, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
present them, with proper vouchers
and verified as required by law, tc
said administrator, at the office OF
his attorney, Howard D. Stabler
Shattuck Building, Juneau, Alaska
within six months from the date OF
this notice. Date of Notice: Febru-
airy IT, 1889.
MELVILLE LEATH,
Administrator.
Publication dates: February IT, "a
March 8, 10, 1889
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POPE Plus XII

Adolf Htlers face, presumably, is pretty red to-
day.
The hue and cry of Nazi Germany when Pope Pus
XII died last month was that he had been political
Pope" and that political Pope was not desired as
his successor.
Elevated to the Papacy yesterday was Eugene
Cardinal Pacelli who if Plus political Pope,
certainly is one himself.
Pacel who takes the name Pope Plus XII, mas
made craftsmanship his life work. He was Papal Sec
retary under Pope Fes XI and has directed in large
measure the temporal policies of the Papacy since 1873
when he was appointed to the office the retirement
of Pietro Cardinal Gaspari.
Pacei was elected yesterday on the Cardinals
third ballot a procedure which for promptness OF
choice is unprecedented the modern history OF the
Catholic Church and all the more remarkable because
the Papal Secretary of State generally not considered
zen papa bile" or in line for succession to the nigh
throne of the Church Pacell must have been almost
q unanimous choice 81 the Cardinals as they hastened
to Rome TO select successor to Plus.
Especially gratifying to the United States Is facei-
IFS election for he visited country in 1886 travel
ling across the nation by arpane in order to visit
all sections of the country in his limited time.
Plus XII is the first Pope ever to have laid eyes
on the United States which has one of the greatest
Catholic populations the World.
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Gentleman Unafraid
tNeW York Times)

New York Times
Out of the European crisis of last fall states
man, at least emerged with credit and untarnished
honor. The character of the former President OF
Czechoslovaka, DR.. Eduard Benes shone the more
brightly in the dismal light that fell the face
of the world. He made, and needed to make no
apologies He had trusted his friends had gone far
to meet his enemies demands, had fought vaiantly
for liberty and democracy in small state, had
spoken the truth calmly when the air charged
with rant and hypocrisy In office he had been in
teigent, self-sacrificing and humane. If he made
mistakes they did not impair his integrity. In re-
tirement he has dgnified the memory of cause
that is temporarily lost.
Under Benes under Masaryk Czechoslovaka
was an outpost of democracy in debated territory
It's domestic problems could have been adjusted if
it had not become the pawn of international power
politics. Dr. Benes a symbol of the democratic
regime, is specifically and for the moment figure
of defeat In his country his public honors
have been withdrawn though he must feel certain
that he honored in the hearts of the libertyovng
masses of his people. Here, on his arrival yester-
day he had a taste of the respect and affection he
has inspired among Americans of varied interests
and beliefs We welcome him and we proud
to take off hats when he goes by. Few OF us
understand his native tongue but in more than
literal sense speak his language and he speaks
ours Our sympa thy goes out to him. but even more
our hope
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT AND
ARREST OF PROPERTY

ARREST OF PROPERTY
No. abba
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
DIVISION NUMBER ONE, AT
JUNEAU, IN ADMIRALTY
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF
CALIFORNIA. a corporation, Libel
ant. VS.. The oil screw or vessel called
the SAMSON H. her tackle, APP
parel, engines, furniture, equipment,
etc, Libelee.
TO ALL CONCERNED:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned United States
Marshal for the Territory Of Alaska,
Division Number One, did, on the
18th day of February, 1889, attach,
arrest and seize the oil screw or
vessel called the SAMSON H." her
tackle, apparel, engines, furniture,
equipment, etc, in the above entitled
court in a certain action brought
by the Standard Oil Company of
California. corporation, libelant,
against the said Oil screw or vessel
SAMSON H." her tackle, apparel,
engines, furniture, equipment, etc.
The cause or nature of said action
being cause of action civil and
maritime. in which the said STAN
dard Oil Company of California, a
corporation, demands the sum of
One Hundred Ninety-two Dollars
and Ninety-eight Cents ($19298
and costs.
All persons interested or con-
cerned herein are requested to be
and appear at the time and place
OF the return of said process, to-
wit: ON the 18th day of March, 1899
in the United States District Court
| at Juneau, Alaska at the hour of
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day and answer in that behalf. or
default VIII be entered and con-
domination ordered as prayed for in
said libel
! Dated at juneau, Alaska, the 18th
day of February, 1899.
I WILLIAM T. MAHONEY,
United States Marshal.
BY VICTOR B. ROSS,
Deputy.
FAULKNER a. BANFIELD,
Proctors for Libelant.
First publication: February "a, 1899
Last publication: March 10, 1899.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
DAILY LESSONS
IN ENGLISH
By w. L. Gordon

Words Often Misused: Do not say,
All men are better than he" Say,
"All other men are better than he
Often Mispronounced: Advertise
ment. Preferred pronunciation is
with accent on second syllable.
Often Misspelled: Jam "a fruit
preserve). Jamb part of doorway
Synonyms: Near, contiguous, adj
jacent, adjoining, close, close at
hand
Word Study: use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word.
Abash; to destroy the self-possession
of; to confuse; disconcert But
there were at least three persons in
the room whom nothing could
abash. Arnold Bennett.
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Willie Will Like College
cleveland Plain Dealer

cleveland Plain Dealer
When the first enticing warmth filled the air,
when the smell of coming spring permeated the
school room the chances were that missing Willie
had found a comfortable spot beside some purng
brook or the old mill stream and was indulging in
the gentle art of fishing To him as to most boys,
school seemed dreary, wicked waste of time when
the path across the meadow called to lake or pond.
Through many generations OF Americans the lure
of the hook and worm be blamed for a large per-
centage of truancy.
But such idyllic days pass. Life cannot be all
fishing and Willie, if he smart, would go back
to books and prepare for the business of earn
ing a living.
But to the rescue of the incurable Waltons among
the Willies by Williams. comes that college which
he wished in adolescence to avoid Two courses in
angling-covering all angles-are to be offered by
Columbia Universitys Teachers College Imagine!
Going to college TO learn how to fish One
will teach all about bats lures and plugs and also
the cooking mounting of the catch. The other is
entitled The Theory and Technique of Fresh Water
Angling" designed for those who want advanced work
1t is going be tough the fish. Not only licensed
but diploma-ed anglers will be after them. What
would old Izaak say about these Doctors of Fishing?
He undoubtedly would entertain the suspicion that
some members of the faculty are Willies at heart.
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Absent Minded?
our hope.
cincinnati Enquirer

Cincinnati Enquirer
Premier Bella Imredi of Hungary has resigned
This in itself is not great moment this far from the
land of the Magyars But his reason for retiring from
the Premiership is at significant and ABSURD
Having urged strong anti-Jewish measures, lmredl
discovered-or suddenly remembered-that unoer the
Naz test of race purity he also is Jew. One OF his
grandparents-he must have had eight OF them, as Is
customary in all countres-was Jewish.
Whether Premier Imredi really forgot that ne
would be among the victims of his own proposal OF
whether he revvified his Jewish great-grandfather IN
order to have graceful" for reslgnlng Is not
entirely clear But his action helps to demonstrate
the absurdity well the gross injustice OF the anu
Semitism which is spreading through Europe.
Hungary is one of those unfortunate states oeS-
tined TO be pawn of stronger powers. AS SUCH IL Is
obliged if hopes to regain lost territory 10 go
along with Germanys foreign policy and ape Its domes
tic tyrannies Yet Hungary is land OF shocking ex-
tremes of poverty and wealth Nazlsm II 1t came 10
Hungary would probably bear heavily on the landed
arstocracy which rules Hungary
The problem of Imredi and other, more complete
y Aryan, Ministers at Budapest is to steal fragments
OF Nazi doctrine and fit them into their own polucai
system BY that they hope to prevent revolu-
tionary Nazism from coming into upset their privileged
status 1t is unfortunate that ant-SemitiSm shouio
be one of the first importations under this dubious
political strategy.
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cHroscobe
The stars incline
but do not compel"
SATURDAY MARCH a. 1889

SATURDAY MARCH 4. 1899
Good and evil portents are seer
in the horoscope for today, accord.
ing to astrology The morning hours
are favorable to constructive pro-
jects.
Public building will help large
numbers of people and there will
be a shortage of certain lines OF
trained workers. Agitation regard
ing limited apprentice systems gov
erned by labor organizations is fore
cast
The stars encourage transporta-
ton by water and seem to indicate
much travel in Europe and the
Orient, despite war complications.
This is a lucky day for starting an
ocean voyage, although srou g h
weather is prognosticated.
Clothing merchants and real es-
tate agents should profit today. In
creased demand for wines and beers
is forecast.
Labor continues subject to disturb
ing omens, but certain signs indi-
cate increase in wage scales and inn
proved working conditions. Mining
in western states will offer employ
ment TO many men.
A London astrologer predicts that
the aftermath of the Spanish war
will produce menacing developments
Notwithstanding rumors of tolerance
by Insurgent leaders. Perils to many
nations threaten as the Spanish con-
flict ends. There is warning sign
to the United States as well as to
European governments.
Expeditions will attract great
numbers of visitors through the
summer and will contribute color
full pages to history, it is prophesied.
A sensational occurrence may mar
a ceremony at the New York Fair
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of gain through
personal effort. New opportunities
will come to women who have
trained hands.
Children born on this day prob
ably viii be extremely vigorous and
ambitious. Many of these Pisces sub
jects are athletes and there is often
artistic and musical talent
Copyright. 1882
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What Is Your
News |. O.?
By The AP Feature Service

Each question counts 20; each
part of a tWo-pdrt question, 10.
"A score of so is fair, 80, good.
1. Identify this sports world
figure and tell how he made
news recently?
2. What is a rhumbatron?
3. Was the death toll in the
recent Chilean earthquakes
about Cal 500, CD $4,000, or (c)
10000?
4. Who is charged with trying
to get his 13-year-old nephew's
job?
s. What $50, 200, 900 deal, start
ed last year, was completed re-
Gently?
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
M O d E R N
ETIQUETTE
By Roberta Lee

@. How long after the wedding
ceremony should the reception be
held?
A. The wedding reception is held
Immediately following the ceremony.
@. Are sherry glasses large or
small, and what is the correct
shape?
A. Sherry glasses are small, and
are V-shaped.
@. Is it all right for hostess to
have her monogram appear on her
place cards?
A. Yes, if she wishes to do SO.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03
LOOK and LEARN
By A. C. Gordon

1. What is bonanza" used col
loquially?
2. Which was the last state to be
admitted to the Union?
g. Who was the first white child
born of English settlers in America?
4. Are bats blind?
5. On what island is Honolulu
situated?
ANSWERS
1. A stroke of good fortune in
any sort of venture.
2. Arizona, Feb. IA, 1912.
3. Virginia Dare, born in 1887
4. No.
S. Oahu.
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1t is the wish of America that Plus XII may have
long and glorious reign distinguished as that OF
his great predecessor and that which is foreshadowed
by his own known ability
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American-made movies have been forced out oil
Italy We can see where Benito and Adolf might
fill the void left by Charlie Chaplin and Pop Eye,
and Goebbels might do as stand-in Tor
Mickey Mouse but we can't think of worse substi-
tute for Carlo than Goering
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03

Rumor has it that Germany has a new plane
which rise descend vertically. That snoulo
suit Hter's temperament perfectly.
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One-fourth of all the families in
the United States produced So per
cent of all the children, the Bureau
OF Agricultural Economics reported
early in 1899.
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If it's publicity he wants, maybe Adolf Hitter
had better deliver his next speech in secret 10 the
United States Senate Military Affairs Committee
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On YEARS AGO
~ From THE EMPIRK
MARCH 8, 1919

Harry F. Morton resigned as Dep
uty United States Marshal to be-
come candidate for Chief Clerk OF
the House.
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THE PIONEERS AUXILIARY

The PlONEERS' AUXILIARY
Number 6. is giving a card party
on Tuesday, March 7, at 8:15 pm,
at the I.O.O.F. Hall. Bridge, whist
and pinochle will be played Prizes
and luncheon. Public cordially in
vited. Admission fifty cents. ady.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-03

The nomination of James A. Smi-
ser for reappointment as United
States District Attorney for the First
Division of Alaska had been con-
firmed, according to an Associated
Press dispatch received by The: En-
pire.