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HOUSES FOR SALE.
. Ais 18th ST NV.

:. Open-Det. English-type brick, one of
the most. distinctive houses In this exclu-
stye section. Large fireplace in spacious
nv; ls rmsi' Spenins onto large porch: bed
than half original cost.
MISS REED GEORGIA S063
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HOUSES FOR SALT.
ONLY 90 QS0

For charming home in old Chevy Chase,
Md. Large fsh pool and grounds 1914
Curtis. I'd. Directions: Out Wis. ave. to
Leland. turn right to Curtis I'd. and right
to home
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
Q Wilson Lane. WI 2341. Bethesda, Nd
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HYATTSVIIJ,E

Bung allow, 5 r, tile bath, h-w.h., fireplace,
hardwood floors. breakfast nook, fioored
Sltlc, garage. best residential section:
field ave-, HYATT 49,
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INSPECT:
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME.
$3.50 CASH.
$47.50 MONTHLY.
ONLY $6,850.
1923 5th ST. SOUTH,
ARLINGTON. VA

New, modern 5-room combination brick
and asbestos shingle 2-story home. Large
living ROOM open fireplace, coat closet glass
door to screened side porch Archway to
attractive dining room. nicely papered,
stained woodwork. eec. plugs.
Kitchen. white tile drain, built-in cab
inets, drawers. cupboards.. Chrome hard
ware, expensive Magic Chef gas range.
Armstrong inlaid linoleum. green. black
border
Open oak stairway, two well-ventilated
large bedrooms, closets in each. Linen closet
in hall. White and black tile bathroom.
built-in tub. white fixtures. mirrored medi-
cine cabinet
Highest quality composition roof good
workmanship and construction throuRhout.
Home fully weather-stripped, 4" rock wool
insulation. shades. full screens, cutters and
downspouts Fir floor joists.
High clearance in cellar. plenty light,
steel beam and cellar sash Laundry trays,
automatic hot-water heat, oil burner and
boiler inclosed in attractive green metal
Good neighborhood. modern conven.
fences. lot, well drained. SO IT. by 40 #.
Private driveway. nagrock walk. shrubbery
and sod.
Our 99th home in subdivision Just on
M PT nTK MEVN
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

203 8. BARTON ST.. ARLINGTON. VA.-5-
rm. brick house; rock-wool insulated: built
In sar:: h:-w.h,: Yrs. old; Al condition;
eRs.taSs e% aSsa ssss. Rss'ment easy terms c'i
ARLINGTON - OWNER TRANSFERRED.
must saerincs lovely brick home. 9 rms,
sss:S s5SgeS = e! saisE q.
s ROOMS, / MILE FROM p. g. LINE;
I'll ion heat siss SsseS ioips sass cash. Marlboro Sec
NEW b-RooM BRICK BuNqALoW, At
conditioned oil heat; basement: nr. schools,
EnEleside Va: Phone Lorton ss.
$3,950-h ACRE .(MoRE); NEW 5-RM,
bath, garage; a.m.i. Michigan 079s.. At
osakton;; on. Va Turn Turn right on route 674' 60
$10,5O0-1415 N. HUDSON ST, LYON
ter-hall brick Colonial. maid, breakfast and
bref sarase % eonvenient M A' to 'sis ehurcSes. Ses
schools, stores and transp.; 10 min. down.
nu ssss evenss nsy e ehesns inspsst es
NICE FASHIONED HOUSE FOR SALE
! acre sround; 5000. s5epSerd i' i45s. niiSn''
MEW MmnB,, BRICK ,,as2 HOMES E I. IN REsTR1cTEp
club. 20 minutes downtown. Large ub. bed.
rms. and closets. auto. heat and hot water,
sSomRiete a2e qua quaiity. eSonnnstrIction; Snn rms.
ss 1sS owSER 1@s xssssndfa sndH 5 appointment
NEARBY vA.-e-RoOM HOUSE, DEN,
ssSS.s52i sS.e5li terms; 10 min. D. c. OXFORD
ARLINGTON - NEW BROOM BRICK
bungalow, built-in garage, open fireplace,
fed bath fal basement large attic partly
en-; OIL heat; large wooded lot. To reach:
PIT S,h Lee e. ehighyay to Roeseyelt st., left to
Sias ESfn mon Sh open ST. Terms $3.50
8 AND ROOM BUNGALOWS WITH i
M staton hn miles sef seDd s0aa and ner5 Il
Phone Alex. 19s-W-3
~ Quick ,, sale. rS3o96;tdt. frontage. divided
vile room house, desirable f for toursts saist
and cabins, gas station. auto accessories:
Greenwood 1884 or 1898.
NEW 6-RooM BUNGALOW, WITH H.-WH.
dul, h,doI basement attractive bath and Kitchen
81 Cedar St, Takoma Park GE. Oss1
- A REAL BUY. $3.50.
s Sous e scf SedTo6m esns sed ead
kit.; full basement: hot-water heat Open
a.os sdE5s RSMS5os Realty sEz1
5 NILES MEMORIAL BRIDGE.
IN N. ARLINGTON. VA; near w. and I. High
school-3 bedrooms. l "a baths. maids room
sesrs sea oa Can oWNE s Ia
THREE GOOD BUYsTH1s WEEK. =
No. Country club section; rms, 2
baths maid,s dn room. lavstory. attached ga
raEe; $1,000 VERY good
No. 2-23rd st: north; almost new brick:
owner transferred. leaving Sunday; 2 bed
room and hath 2nd A.: sacrfnce $3.50
No. 3-5-room country block house,
painted white: 10. 100x200; asking $4,000.
c. w. CLEVER CO. ARLINGTON. VA.
S3,45O--S3OO CAsH-S3O MO.
finished attic: screened porch. garage,
mi; D. e. line; 4-room bungalow. bath,
cash. $50 mo. ERWIN REALTY CO. Call
Hyattsyille 334: ewes. Greenwood 1871
st. 6.65O-WHEATON MD.
"A new 6-room bath brick home 1st-
may select finish. eauipment. etc. Sale
price represents ACTUAL COST of con-
structing HOUSE ALONE. ROBERT
GAYLOR, 1855 Georgia ave. SH 2l45.
ARLINGTON, vA-7-RoOM NEW BRICK,
large family with bedrooms, 2 baths,
hot-water heat: summer and winter hook
up with recessed radiators; home is 10;
c. B. YEATMAN, CHI. 3777.
2S22 N. Wash. Blvd. Arl, Va.
Z ROOMS IA BATHS; ONLY se,4Oo,
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coLoRED = Sc, . UNUSUAL oPPoR-
tunity; near l1th and H SITS. ne. Semi
close to school. stores, etc. Inspection by
appointment only. Phone ewes. only CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >
oil heat i5ol irving irving St. Si, rms .a with uaf )
lots: Lot on Hamlin. 18th and Irving SITS.
101S7., North 0S29. Sunday.
elec.: $3.50. $3.50 cash, easy terms. R. W
HORAD, MI. 1925. Open ewes, Sun.
GoLoRED-6 ROOMS: NV. SECTION
aswh. easy ierms gas eiec S5I59 $500 eash
Open ewes. Sun.
COLORED-6 ROOMS, BEAUTIFUL COR
tern terms. s,R R. W. HoRAD, MI 1926. Open
coLoRED.1sth AND CALIFORNIA SITS.
TsSsrss bssasur ifsa now sun. Hs'sh and evss w
coLoRED--s RMS. HARDWOOD FLOORS,
Priced reasonable, and terms. Girard st..
east Of 18th NV, North s59s. '''
CoLoRED-NEAR 9th AND SITS. NV
your terms. DE. 1161. sun. MI. a057..
GoLoRED-6 RMS. TILE BATH. H-wH..
= S1zoMr. Ier9s. North 97oo, DE. 1160. MR..
CoLoRED-1st AND R SITS. NW-6 RMS
INV h., hardwood floors. large closet re-
Sep5ion SaT hall upece sink oxford cabinets;
sun. and ewes, DE. 111h
dwelling. arranged into 3 apartments: oil
6urner instantaneous hot water; fine con-
dition. Rent; S105 month. Price, $500.
Airs ' oi' A''i S'' NV MA.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
I'd, 1853 Euclid st. n.w.-12 rooms. 8 baths,
oil heat including 3-rm: apt. in basement,
as roomne eaass house 5000 oSo eo as6
SoLoRED11s73 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
dailg bg snn pSTshss %P Open today
h.ew.h: terms MRS. PARKs. saaTo MI. s5s4 5Spfs;
ef 1$th@s;story bTick: apts'. Frisidsires, ri e
ssaa 5ss terms Driee MR RfffER FL 1s'0%i
coLoRED-1N BRooKLAND; 1900 1R-
wing, wing st. ne g rooms and bath. corner
Open for inspection. North 10444
'CoLoRED1THE FINEST CORNER, DE-
estate and must bs sold; i large rooms. as
1907 HEoDzE e T. \ s.S. COLBERT Tst ssc. ss7s.
CoIoRED-1724 EUCLID ST. N.w.-10
+. b. h:-wh. oil heat; vac. April 1st.
: r: and b. h.-w.h.: 2 complete kits. CO.
and SIS sxee opsn for 99nr nr
spection to pm today, 1900 Md. ave.
ne; newly dec. attr. brick, corner: rms.
S55 mo. until paid Open today 4 to 8
URcIoIo REALTY CO., ME. 4e41.
COIORED.
925 Westminster Street NV.
9 rooms and bath in flne condition and
ideally located for the family who want
Eeh-supporting home: $500.
oox ~ CAPITAL PIT; y VIEW M REALTY CO., o-,-
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY.
1929 H st. t..,n.e.-Reconditioped. rooms,
tile bath. cellar. h.-w.h.. hardwood floors,
large front and rear porches: price. Sc, 900:
small payment. balance S45 monthly. Call
Mr. Davis. .
M AIKEN INC.
500 St. NV. Ma. 1856: Eve. MI. 6857.
FOR COLORED.
932 oath ST. NV.
Five rooms. BATH hot-water heat, large
excellent condition; S4,25O; $500 cash,
HARRY JUSTINE,
SO 11th st. NV. Ma. 2s44.
COLORED BARGAIN.
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HOUSES FOR SALE on pENr

WILL RENT OR SELL BUNGALOW
Nice grounds, garage; convenient to bus;
OWENS REALTY ME 3es3
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LOVELY BRICK HOME.

e,. ONE ACRE LOT.
situated In grove Of trees on high eIe.
vSatlon' Ss' this beautiful home containing 3
room with fireplace. 2 % porches full hbs,ne bsseez
ment, built-in garage. hot-water heat. In
an exceptional opportunity
Built of brick-fully insulated. Omen
Sunday for Inspection. Price. $500:
$1,000 cash., balance. $50 mo. until paid
j. H. CHAMBLISS
Falls Church Ph 1133o1o1 0
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NEW DETACHED BRICK.

UNDER $4,000.
OPEN, 1908 TEWKESBURY PL. NV
rooms. 3 bedrooms, modern bath with
glass shower door; attic, with stairway
of hall: 1st fl. lavatory, recreation room
2 open fireplaces. brick garage; convenient
to graded and high schools. Theater and
transp. nearby. Terms or may trade.
ROGER MOSS, DI. 1921.
927 18th st. Ewes. GE. 64S3.
AURORA HILLS-$7,9OO.
New. 6-rm. brick: bedroom and "a
bath on 1st floor; large lot, garage. oil
heat; insulated. weather stripped furred
walls, copper pipes, screens. full basement:
convenient location: F.. H. A. financed
$500 So. Ives ST.. or phone DI. OO5g for
further information
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$3.50 down and balance 425O monthly.
Newly completed 5-room asbestos shingled
bungalow; full basement hot-water heat,
gas, electricity, bath, built-in tub. shower,
kitchen cabinet, sink. Open for inspection
Sunday from pm. to pm FEDERAL
National 7410
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HOUSES Eop sAn
COLORED-BARGAIN.
Kill law STD EEvT ME-

coLORED-0 RMS. BATHS, H.-W.H.,
elec. Harvard ST., east OF 18th North
BOB. MR.. THOMAS, Decatur 116O.
NNY 0DEn nAn~ aYny
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Colored-New Brick Homes.
1910 Rosedale st. n.e.-Sample home
Open daily and Sunday until s pm.
rms, tile bath. built-in tub and shower.
hardwood noors. concrete front porch. full
cellar. nice lot. Price. $500. $3.50 cash.
balance monthly, Be sure to inspect.
E. M AIKEN. INC,
800 st. NV. Ma 1855.
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ROOMS ~ BATHS; ONLY So 400,
Newly painted; l2x2l-ft; liv. rm. with
fireplace; elec. lights; running water, also
ment; third a.; nr. bus, school. stores;
rare. rare barssn small cash easy o.6e terms
faIied falis chnreh Sur HAhsfh oSf0rd o4oo
LOVELY s ROOMS, ALL MODERN; ON |
acre, splendid view. good shade: S4,95O.00;
H KADAN. VIENNA. VA;
Suburban Property Only
Nd ABOUT ,e acres at iptersseton .r Of
some sood as nes VI
,- SPLENDID BARGAINS: .ooo
to $500 cash. IS $50 to $40 $40 . M month. '' o'
toned 4-room; bath bunsaloy. Asbestos
seS5 ea5m9ay roons' double I
$3.50. Both carmody Hills, Seat Pleasant,
Ardmore, Md.-Look for sign, Z rooms
81 oakwood I'd, Hyattsville Hill-5
rooms; go BATH nice section. Bus passes door.
3. B: zANTzINGER CO., a45 x St. NV
MA. 537l-9593. Eve, Greenwood 1877
OYER An, An ACRE OF " wooDEp I LAM LAND
S-rm. and bath house; close to bus, stores
and school in Takoma Park; owner has left
city; will sse5Itlss RobEsr g. Only koHR' 81 $50
al1 Cedar St. Tak PIX. GE oss1.
ron CO. Other houses available in Fails
Church VIII I6rTRHLL STaa doSa HGEScY, seyment'
East Falls Church, Phone F. c. 206S
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r, b. h.-wh., oil heat; vac. April 1st.
Your price and terms. 1885 st. ne:
z r; and b. h.:-w.h.: 2 complete kits. Co.
price. and terms. SIS mo. mo- Open o for in. in
spection to pm today. 1900 Md. ave
ne; newly dec. attr. brick, corner rms
and b.. air-cond.; only $3.50 cash. balance
SOB mo- until paid. Open today 4 to 6
URc1oIo REALTY CO., ME. 4s41.
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OLD GEORGETOWN.

ONLY $3.50 CASH. ,f
BEAUTIFUL NEW FOME.
Near 18th and Irving SITS.
Mt. Pleasant, Near Sacred Heart Church.
REDUCED TO S9,95O.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park-Brick, 6
large, bright rooms, beautiful baths,
.'Sun-lit" kitchen and dinette; unusually
large yard; beautiful recreation room
maids bath. 2 freplaces, gar. 1884 Hobart
st. NV. Il block north of Harvard ST..
OU 7777. Open am to pm
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ATTRACTIVE s-RooM HOME. BATH,
porches hardwood floors, oil-burner fur
mace, hot-water system. automatic water
pump, insulation. Lots OF shade, shrub
oery. lawn, acres, garage, hennery, gas
stove, Westinghouse refrigerator included;
low taxes city water available; school.
CHURCH, bus. train. growing community:
dienif1ed place: excellent condition.; $500,
terms, for quick sale H. W. MONTEE
owner, "a mi, no. of Defense highway on
Princess Garden road Lanham, Md
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ADJOINING BRANDYWINE (MD.) SCHOOL
-Homesites 140x150. $500: terms: cleo
tricity and phone: restricted 80 minutes
TO city; church, bank, post Office and stores
only q distance of . and 3 city blocks
away. OWNER, Lincoln 4O2S IT,
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ARLINGTON S5s N. WOODROW ST
2-story. Colonial; shaded lot, 5OxI25: extra
large living room fireplace. spacious din
ing room. de luxe. kit, lge. bedrooms.
CEDAR closet. tile bath. shower: cow To-
Gation: lOc bus: $4,000; F. H. A. OWNER
BUILDER. Chestnut O165
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932 Oath ST. NV.
Five rooms. bath, hot-water heat, large
back yard, front porch; entire house in
excellent condition; $4,250; $500 cash,
rTS~Hxy rrrenrHrr
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BUNGALoW-TYPE HOME. OR BED
rooms, any condition. VIC of 18th and
GaLlatin NV. Phone CIR. 1899 or MA.
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COLORED-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
rd.. 1893 Euclid st. n.w.-12 rooms. baths,
with front entrance Good money-maker
as rooming house: $4,000. CO. 9SO7.
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ARLINGTON-4303 9Th ST. so
rooms. bedrooms 1st floor, 3 on second;
LIVING room. 15x25: large porch, garage.
irult trees one acre Cor less). Convenient
home or investment. Chestnut 5Os7. l7'
NEW. BRICK 5-ROOM CAPE COD, QUIET
street on edge of Sligo Forest Ideal for
WIN; E. RICHARDSON, builder and broker,
g299 Franklin ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19
ReuiSfrdfion of Aliens 5farts This Month; Fines
 Face Those Don't Obey

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-As part of the National Defense program, nationwide registration of aliens will be conducted from August 27 through December 26, 1940, by the Immigration and Naturalization Service Of the Department of Jus tice. Registration will take place in the post offices of the nation. It is expected that more than three and one-half million aliens will be registered during the four-month period.
 Registration is made compulsory by 8 specific act of Congress, the Alien Registration Act of l940. which requires all non-citizenS to register during the four month official reg istration period. The law requires that all aliens IA years or older are to be registered and finger printed. Alien children under l4 years of age will be registered by their parents or guardians. When alien children reach their four teenth birthday, they will be re-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19

WASHINGTON = Although first behind -the-scenes opposition to conscription came largely from Nazi. anti-British and Communist sources, there is no question that those opposing the bill now have rolled up some very genuine and sincere opinion from all walks of life, particularly the churches.
 In fact opposition to conscription seems to be one thing upon which churches of almost every denomina- tion agree, and this is probably the first time that both Catholic and Methodists have worked together on a vital legislative issue.
 Catholic opposition to conscrip- ton has been expressed bv Mon- signor Michael J. Ready, who is circulating a statement from the Catholic Bishops; and from Father Barry O'Toole, who expressed the opposition of the National Catho- lie Welfare Council Archbishop John T. McNicholas of Cincinnati also has circulated a pastoral let ter urging opposition to the bill.
 Protestant opposition has come from Charles Boss, whose organi- zation is supposed to represent B. 100000 Methodists; Bishop William A. Lawrence, speaking for group inside the Episcopal Church; and also from the Federal Council oi Churches, the overall Protestant body.
 Outside the church groups the Farmers Union in several states has registered opposition, also the Railroad Brotherhoods. Also, this opposition to conscription is about the only thing John L. Lewis and Bill Green have agreed upon for months.
 NOTE-However, it is an inescap- able fact that these very well-mean- ing and sincere groups are being used, at least in part, bys a mill- tant backstage group of pro-Nazi Bundite isolationists to serve then own interests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19
Three Isles Prepared for Resistance 10 Any
 Invasion AIR RAIDS ARE MADE SUNDAY OVER ISLANDS
Belief Expressed More Planes, Pilots Lost fhan
 Germany Admits
(By Associated Press)

The German High Command in dicated that the crucial week in the battle for Great Britain is at hand and the offensive is to start at any time
 At the same time, British author ities announced the empire is a single coordinated defense area to combat enemy landings" by air and sea-
 The German spokesman said the German air force, given three more days of good weather, will strike decisive blows on the blockaded kingdom.
 NaH troops are massed at French channel ports, the high command announces, impatient for the end of the conquest.
 Preparatory Raids
 The air force has only made pre- paratory" raids on England. the Nazi military command announces. but is prepared to not only bomb but swoop down and machine gun the English defenders.
 The British Home Security Com mission, in cbmmunique, an- nounces establishment of nation wide defense zone including Eng land, Scotland and Wales to "en- able any measures to be introduced without delays which might become urgently necessary" in case Of in vaSion.
 Don't Kill Chutists
 The German Government, through the Swiss Foreign Office, today noti- fled Great Britain that parachute troops must be treated according to international law and not shot as spies when captured, or direct re- prisals will be taken against Brit ish Air Force captives.
 Sunday Raids
 Nazi planes swept over England, parts of Wales and Scotland, on Sunday. The British claim 40 Nazi planes were shot down and about 27 British planes were down put pilots escaped with their lives.
 Coastal towns were subjected to a severe bombardment during Sunday but no statement is issued as to loss of life or property.
 Observers Views
 Military observers admit that ths German air fleet has been surprised at the defense of the British fleet also shore batteries. It is also strongly hinted that the German Air Force has lost hundreds of planes that had not been announced and also that some of the best of Nazi pilots have been killed or in capacitated for further duty.
 Troops Not Seen, Coast
 British sources this morning de-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19

OGDENSBURG, N. Y., Aug. l9. The United States and Can ada have linked defcnses in an unprecedented step to preserve the north half of the West crn Hemisphere.
 President Roosevelt and Prime Minister w. l.. Mackenzie King concluded a railroad car confer ence and made the following joint statement fOliowirE the conference Sunday:
 "Tt has been agreed perma- nent Joint Beard on Defense shall be set up at once by the two countries.
 Tt will consider, in a broad sense, the defense of the north half of the Western Hemis- phere."
 It is said the Joint Board of Defense will be composed of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19
WILKES TECHNIQUE

Few of the newSmen covering Wendell Willkie have seen anyone given so quick and complete a brush-off as George Peek, one time AAA administrator. who broke with Henry Wallace and Cordell Hull over the farm program and eventually was edged out of the New Deal.
 Peek brought to Colorado Springs a prepared statement which he read to the press. But MT. Willkie stood behind him, and at one point in his rendition, Willkie turned to the newsmen and said:
 What are you boys doing to- night?"
 Peek dashed like mad through inc remainder of his statement, then walked out as unhappily as he left during the early days of the Roosevelt Administration.
 John Hamilton and Joe Martin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19
Germany 10 Affatk America
 if Defeats Britain; BuIIiit
 Makes His BIunt Prediction
(By AssoCsATED PREss)

William c. Bullitt, Ambassador to tthe old France, in a radio ad- dress. bluntly predicted that Ger many will attack America if the British are defeated He urged dis patch of aid to the British fleet
 It is officially stated the State Department approved of the speech.
 Eullitt said that if Great Britain is conquered he foresaW the whole of the European continent organ ized into an economic unit, directed from Berlin
 Tn the Pacific" Bullitt stated, "It will be the Japanese navy CO., operating with the Dictators and his would cut off the United States from supplies of rubber and tin and compel the United States to leave a large part of the fleet in the Pa cific to defend Hawaii, Alaska and the west coast"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19

quired to register in person and be fingerprinted.
 Imprisonment
 A fine of $1,000 and imprison- ment of six months is prescribed by the Alien Registration Act for fail ure to register. for refusal to be fingerprinted, or for making regis tration statements known to be false.
 As part of it's educational pro- gram to acquaint non-citizens with the registration requirements, the Alien Registration Division is dis tributing more than five million spec imen forms listing the questions that will be asked of aliens at reg istration time. Besides the usual questions for establishing identifi- cation, the questionnaire asks the alien to tell how and when he en- tered the country, the method of transportation he used to get here
 <xa~~ks,,,ol cx, nano UyohfN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19

NEW YORK, Aug. '19-Walter P. Chrysler Sr., is dead as the result of a cerebral hemorrhage at his home at Great Neck, Long Island.
 Banking interests associated with the automobile industry referred to Walter P. Chrysler as the doc tor of sick motorcar companies"
 He was recognized as possessing genius for organization, expert knowledge of finance and mechan- ics, a driving power of will and an enormous capacity for work that carried him always forward, and made him sought after by com- panies with which the post war period had dealt rather severely.
 Chrysler was not pioneer of the industry. The motorcar already was overcoming early day prejudice when it first attracted his interest. Yet to him it was new. Back in 1905 when Chrysler was superin- tendent of motive power ot a mld- western railroad, he borrowed $4,- 300 and with $700 capital of his own bought an automobile he couldn't even drive.
 Called "CraZy"
 Some of his friends called him crazy" others said things less harsh but shook their heads dubi- ously. But Chrysler had hunch and he wagered 5000 on it. It took him nearly three years to re- pay the loans His path to the title of superintendent of motive power had been an arduous one, start ing with job as five cents an hour as locomotive wiper
 He bought the automobile solely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19
WlLlkIE AWAITS
 REPLY TO DEBATE
 CHALLENGE ISSUED
Roosevelt, However, Too Busy 10 Answer as He
 Plans Nail. Defense

RUSHvILLE, Ind, Aug. 19. = Wendell L. .Willkie is awaiting pa tiently" an answer to Saturdays challenge to debate political issues with President Roosevelt while the Chief Executive kept busy with Ma tional Defense problems.
 Willkie indicated a tentative po- litical program. He will go to the west coast, Los Angeles and Se- attle, then back to the Midwest and east after opening his campaign at Coffeyville, Kansas, in mid Septem- Der.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19
GETS BOMB RAID
 BY BRITISH
Three Industrial Cities Af- taCked-Parts of Ger
 many ShelIed

Far ranging British bombers again blasted northern Italian cities on Sunday, including industrial Mi Ian, Turin and Cuneo.
 Other squadrOns raided western and southern Germany. The Nazi command admits the raids but de- clares only "immaterial damage was done.''
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-19
DR. SEWART 10
 MAKE TRIP SOUTH

pr. A. w. Stewart will sail south tomorrow morning on the steamer Princess Louise. accompanying his daughter Sue to Palo Alto, Cal, where she will enter Stanford Uni versity.
 pr. Stewart, making his first trip out in several years, expects to re- main Outside for about six weeks.