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The voice of labor., 1940-08-29
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
STATE OF MARYLAND
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
NOTICE .2.!SEE TO GoNIRASIoRs s, 4 |! :! %

STATE ROADS PROJECTS
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor the In.
proyement OF two sections Of highway
as follows:
ALLEcANY COUNTY = CONTRACT
A.j06.bli. This contract eontemplatss
the furnishing. delivering. and laying
Of Bi,uminous Surface Course, speei-
heation C ALTERNATE for Liquiher
and Waterproof aggregate typesD. for
the resuIfaeing OF Williams 81. from
onss louisiana Gis TO Ave- sasns IoS Vii @,:Ss sns
81. to Kent Ave. in Cumberland, . dis.
tanee OF O.39 mile l200 Tons).
The employment agency for furnish.
iing labor on the above proiset 10
Maryland State Employment Service,
Public Safety Building. Cumberland.
Maryland.
The minimum hourly wage TO be paid
by the contractor on the above prof.
Get shall be for Skilled Labor. $0.ss;
ln,etmedia,e Grade. so.4S; and for
The attention Of bidders 10 directed
to the special provisions covering sub.
letting and assigning OF contract and
TO use OF materials.
will be received by the State Roads
Commission at its Offices. Federal Re.
serve Bank Building. Calvert and Leg.
2. NJ. on the Jrd day OF September.
1910. at which time and place they will
be publicly opened and read. QUAIL.
FlcATIoN OF BIDDERS REQUIRED.
Bids must be made upon the blank
proposal form which, with speeihea.
lions and plans will be furnished by the
Commission upon application and eash
payment Of si00 for each separate
project. as hereafter no charges will be
permitted.
No bids will be received unless &C.
eompanied by certified check or bid
bond payable to the State Roads Com.
mission of Maryland. as required by See.
q. Chapter 5bi. Acts OF 1859. OF the
amount As -; forth In the proposal form.
The sueeess.ui bidder will be required
to give bond. and comply with the Acts
OF the General Assembly OF Maryland,
respecting contracts. NO REFUND WILL
M MADE. FOR RETURN or SPEClFl.
CATIONS AND PLANS.
The Commission reserves the right to
Yeiee, any and all bids.
Bi ORDER ot the State Roads Com.
mission this 20th day of August. 1910.
EZRA u. WHITMAN. Chairman.
l.. u. STEUART. Secretary.
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The voice of labor., 1940-08-29

SOME DEFiC IENCIES IN TIE
WORK OF THE COMMISSION:
!. No Pamphlet Copy of the
Law and Rules of Procedure
Since 1929.
agree with the criticism made
in the majority report about the
failure OF the Commission. since
1929, to issue pamphlet copy OF
the law and rules of procedure.
The law which was enacted in
1914 has been amended on six diff
fercnt occasions. Without a PAM
phlet copy OF the law brought TO
date. confusion will result. With
these changes. unquestionably
rules of procedure have been nee
essary. but these changes have
not been made.
2. Inadequate Annual Report 10
Governor, and Incomplete
DOckets.
find myself in agreement with
the majority OF the Survey Com
mittee with respect to criticism
directed at the Commission an
nual report to the Governor. II is
clear that the Commission has
followed the line Of least resist
ance and made the report in a
perfunctory and an ine%act man
ner. The very failure of these re-
ports 10 note recommendations for
changes in the law or changes in
the procedure is symbolic OF the
moribund and backward character
OF the Commission. There will be
further reference to this under
title II Of this report.
The method in which the dock
cts are kept are slipshod and in
complete. This should be correct
ed promptly.
3. Mr.. Adolph r. Schuch, a Po-
litical Appointee.
The majority report has devoted
much space to the appointment
of Mr.. Adolph Schuch on the staff
Of the Commission. I need not go
into this any further. but wish to
make the self-eyident observation
that Mr.. Schuch, a political ap-
pointee, served no good purpose
to the work OF the Commission.
and engaged in such activities as
would bring condemnation not on
" upon himself. but upon these
persons who had traffic with him,
4. Observations ON the Work OF
the State Fund.
In a later part of this report
devote considerable discussion to
the need for an exclusive State
Fund. may make some observa-
tions. however. with respect to the
competitive State Fund that We
now have. I find myself in agree
ment with much of the criticism
made by the majority Of the Sur.
vey Committee against the present
administration OF the State Fund
believe that the Fund should bt
free OF the Commission. There
should be Board OF Directors Il
manage the Fund but this Boart
should have adequate representa-
ton from Labor. else the BoarC
would become insurer minded K
the detriment OF the workers. Al
Mr.. thinner pointed out. 1t doe
not take long for a labor repre-
sentative to learn the machiner.
of a State Fund and his presenc,
becomes a leavening influence oil
the work OF the Board. The Stat,
Fund should have additional EN-
ployes to function properly. Will
respect TO rates. 1t is no secre
that one OF the reasons for tn,
high rates OF the Fund Is that !
takes the bad risks" while tn
good risks" go to the insurancl
The voice of labor., 1940-08-29
Labor Asks An Exclusive State
Accident Fund For The Injured

This is the third nstanen have published of the minority
of John T. JONES' president Maryland and District of
Columbia Industrial Union Council who member of the
Governors Committee Survey the State Industrial Accident
Commission of the Workmen's Compensation Act.
II deals with deficiencies the work of the Commits
sion and advances for the establishment exclusive
State Accident Fund for the protection of injured workers.
Evening star., 1940-01-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

43 ACRES OF WOODED LAND, 500 UP.
10 miles from 18th and H sts ne. No re-
strictions. win sell whole or part Taylor
9747
bK-ACRE ESTATE VIENNA. VA; BARN.
hennery. orchard. garden. shade: modern
ized 7-room house: $3.50: 1,5OO cash.
balance So. ALLEN w. GIBSON. 1927 Eye
st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUICK 1910 special 4:door black sedan;
cash. Wisconsin AIS.
BUICK 1885 4-door sedan, Immaculate
Comm ays cav Wosds5 saSS FGod Pontiac
BUICK Ia, 1899 csntYry model I, q q: 4 a-d0or sn
radio heater. defroster. and seat covers.
driven very little; like new: price reduced
to sell aui'H15h HShsERs nj fsr eoRNER sed Ne 4Ss
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Atlantic 6464.
BUICK 1899 4-door sedan: radio. heater;
$795; one owner. Flood. 1921 Conn. WO.
BUICK 1887 model Al 4-door sedan; g.:
wheel equipment, fine motor. rubber and
interior excellent. very clean interior:
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Atlantic 6464.
BUICK 1889 model a 4-door trunk sedan;
original black finish. one owner low
mileage this car runs and looks SIX IKE new
Dupont 5552. Open ewes. and Sun.
BUICK 1883 Special model ACC convertible
coupe; black finish. red leather upholstery,
tan TOP; nsw,ear condition msehsnically
and in aDpaeaRsafa; aoRRERs seasSfd eoSNER e s94'
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Atlantic 6464.
BUICK 1889 Special 4-door Yunk sedan;
has had exceptional care and been used
very little and consequently has the ap-
has special chrome trim in windows: an
outstanding value at $685.; fully suaran-
teed We finance our own sales and can
offer you the best terms in city at the
;sses' IS. 5Spont 5 1900. 'e Open SUNDAYS @ iii
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL Cash FOR COI.ORED
lots IN D. O., well located. w. T. GOTH
ERN: 913 New York ave. NV. Natl.
RELIABLE BUILDER WANTS TO CON-
tact some one who has lots or acreage to
build small houses for investment. Shep.
WILL PAY $1,000 CASH FOR LEVEL
homesite, NV, N. H. ave. ne, or nearby
Maryland Atlantic 20o5 g.
SITE FOR LG. APT. HOUSE
IN NV. SECT. D. C. ONLY.
OWNERS OR EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS ONLY NEED AN
SWER. BOX 1887, STAR.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
BRAND-NEW WAREHOUSE,
2149 QUEENS CHAPEL RID. NE
just north Of New York ave. at Bladens-
burg I'd. few moments to the heart Of
the city via New York ave. Excellently
located in industrial zone. Containing
approximately $4,000 square feet. with
large loading platform containing 900
square feet. adjacent to railroad siding, 2
toilets. Call Mr.. Hisle.
14th and K. CAFRITz. Dist 90sO
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ROW HOUSE LOTS.
$500 EACH-WATER AND SEWER.
Choice row house lots near Minnesota
ave. Anacostia rd and East Capitol St,
where new homes will find ready sale:
water and sewer paid for by seller: gas
The completion of paving of Minnesota
ave. and Penna Ave. Bridge will bring
these lots in direct touch with the busi-
ness of the city and all Government de-
BEALL TURNER g. CO.. 11o5 vt. Ave.
Randolph 0SS5 National 613l. .
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan: new tires: origi-
nal finish. upholstery excellent, motor re-
Gently oVerhauled trunk rack: carefully
driven. See to appreciate; S165. Shep.
60i w
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$3.50 PER MONTH,

Exhibit Home, 70S No Oakland St.,
Arlington, Va
IL Minutes From White House
PRICE. S5,49O; $500 DOWN BALANCE
S3o. 30 PER MO. including interest, prin-
clpal, taxes and insurance on F. H. A. plan
New brick, full cellar, oil heat, fenced in
back yard. Within walking distance of
Clarendon shopping center Al sold. Out
Wilson blvd. to No. Oakland ST.
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FORD 1887 49, 2-dr.: S372: equipped
with trunk and radio; excellent condition
this ad at the time of purchase you can
save $50 on price of car which may be used
| as part Of down payment: more car for less
money at Hill & Tibbitts, 1114 Vermont
| ave Natl $3.50
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FORD late 1884 de luxe coach: trunk, $50
built in radio new tires. new battery. up
holstery. finish like new: pvt. owner: $50.
See al Gulf Station. 14th and S sts. NV.
FORD 1891 sedan, 4-door, for sale cheap.
oO1H 10Th
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COLORED.
Builders attention. large selection Of
lots in Northeast sections, near schools.
community. semi-detached and detached
homes. Also 20 lots available in America s
Finest Colored Community"
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY,
REALTORS,
005 New York Ave NV MA. 9S97,
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FORD 1888 cabriolet; S597: car equipped
with S25 gas heater; in perfect condition
throuehout; car No. 4594. If you present
this ad at time of purchase you can save
$50 on price of car which may be used
as part of down payment; more car for
less money at Hill 4, Tibbitts. lila Yer
mont ave Natl $3.50.
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$3.50 PER MONTH.

Exhibit Home, 1901 So. 9Th St. Arlington.
Corner House With Porch Slightly Higher }
12 Minutes From White House
PRICE. $50; $500 DOWN. BALANCE
S37 80 PER MO. including interest, prir-
clpai' taxes and insurance on F. H A. plan
IheSe homes are in new planned COM
munlty with finished streets and sidewalks,
modern features throughout. 46 sold.
SDrive out Lee blvd to Glebc rd. left to
So. 9th st.
JUDSON REAMY.
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FORD 1888 coupe, r. S.: has brand-new
tires excellent motor and will give satis-
faction during severest weather; bargain;
only S1o Name your own terms.
LEO ROCCA, INC,
N. Y Ave. and Fla Ave N E.. Met C47h
Evening star., 1940-01-07

Estate offering 3 brick houses. near 4th
and Mass. ave. NV Rental, $3.50 mo.
Will submit offer $4,000
A. S. GARDINER,
1510 K CT NV Nail o224
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DE SOTO 1910 custom 4.door sedan:
smart aviator blue; white sidewal tires,
only 1900 miles: cost $l,11s: save over
$3.50; terms. Phone Michigan 21S3.
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; in excellent con-
dition: real value at S167; most liberal
terms in city. Superior Motors. 14th and
P SITS. Dupont 1900. Open Sundays till
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FORD 936 de luxe Tudor: black finish:
best tires; clean inside unusual 3-day
clearance price of S215, 1907 satisfac-
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TWO 4-FAMmY APTS.

TWO 4-FAMILY APTS.
Good white section: bldgs about 1
year old. modern equipment; separate au-
tomato heat, tenants pay bills; low rents;
gross income, over $500: yearly: all rent
ed; nicely financed: requires $4,000 cash
for both bldgs.; pays excellent return. Call
MR. DREW Rep. 1881. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. 2O5 Investment Bldg
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FORD 1899 de luxe Fordor: custom radio
and heater, attractive Folkstone gray, very
| low mileage. not TO be told from brand new;
S635; euaranteed. Frank Small, Jr., Ford
dealer. 553 Fa. ave. Sc. Lincoln 2O11
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1909 18th ST, AT MASS. AVE, NV, 1st
comm. zone. 90 r., 8 b.. garage; to person
wanting to operate restaurant. etc. Owner
REPAIR SHOP. SUITABLE FOR CARPEN-
ter upholsterer, ETC., rear zoos Rhode Is
land ave ne: rent, $40. Phone T F.
DESIO Michigan 1890
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INVESTMENTS.
Downtown commercial apartment build
ing Estate will sell at bargain. Can place
Sl3OO0d first trust al 4l7cc Will show
2Ofe or more net on cash invested.
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FORD 1884 de luxe coupe; in marvellous
condition, radio. heater: a bargain at Sl25
liberal terms. Superior Motors, 14th and
P sts Dupont 1900. Open Sundays till
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1122 irving St. Arlington,
Chestnut npon
A COUNTRY HOME.

Il COUNTRY HOME.
Ideal for an elderly retired counIe or a
young couple getting started. almost an
acre on busy thoroughfare iust over the
Dlstrlct line Two dwellings and two-car
al Beng on busy traffic corner gas
St station would add 10 income. Also plenty
OF room 10 build Price reduced 10 S4 80
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
REALTORS,
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UNUSUAL, VALUE

Groom brick house, bath. h-wh: 4
doors north of Pa. ave on Capitol Hill!
win rent for $50. Needs redecorating.
S4.150.
JOHNSoN-ROPER CO.
Woodward Bldg Natl 1898
Evening star., 1940-01-07

FORD 1881 coupe; an outstanding bargain
in a popular model A Ask any owner
H. B. Leary. Jr., g. Bros. 1921 14th st.
NV. Hobart 1900
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

1 WANT THE BEST SMALL RENTAL
property in Sc, NE or NV Washing.
ton that $1,000 to $1,000 cash will buy
MR. LINDER Wis 1893
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
CHEVROLET 1888 1h-ton stake body;
Jefferson highway jackson 2063.
DODGE 1885 truck, with sx12 fat bed:
excellent condition; bargain al $500.
oxford GRILLE
DODGE 2ia-ton III; 45 dump truck; dou-
condition; truck now working; price S45O.
Call Adams 4l0"-J
FORD 1886 i2-toh panel; new paint, no
lettering. priced right for quick sale. See
at 5315 4th st. NV.
FORD 1896 pickup: very fine tires. recon-
dlti9ned da motor unusually clean bargain
ave. ne. Dec. 63o2
FORD 1896 VS. hydraulic dump. with high
stake body. $500: 1882 Ford high stake
body. S75. 627 st. NV. Met. 734o.
EoRp EedSE,a ,E1s9n 4o.H pickup 4-cylinder; reas
g. g: NJ; G: 1885 van body 500 cu. It. Also
dealer. In regular service daily. Met.
Can finance if required
G. M. C. VAN BODY, 1898; White van
body 1897: White tractor and trailer.
in best condition Phone Geo 1919
PLYMOUTH 1898 station wagon: glass in
closed; radio, heater; natural wood body;
owned by prominent Virginia family; in
fine condition mechanically: will sacrifice.
L: P. Steuart' Inc. 1925 14th NV. De-
FORD 1928 lI2;-in. Stake '4-Ton-- S4s5
CHEVROLET 1886 De Luxe Panel S925
FORD 1895 Panel 90
DODGE 1922 1-Ton Panel SIPS
l114 Vermont Ave NV MA oS50
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Chestnut 3777.
4 ACRES-5 ROOMS

So 2,15o-Well; outbuidings; all-year
Ioad; IA miles D, c., Alex. Home not
Easy terms. MARTIN T. WEBB e. son.
Annandale. Va PHI Alex S.H-W-3
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ACREAGE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

BETWEEN LEE H'WAY AND LEE BLVD
Not Over IL Miles From District Line.
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FORD 1885 Tudor; good condition. D. C.
| inspected private owner: S12O cash. Mr..
Shire. Decatur 1921
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coLoRED BARGAIN. DOWNTOWN.
Near 9th and L sts.-3-story and base
ment brick dwelling with Q rms. and bath;
hot.wate1, oil heat elec. ,refg.. garage: in
District s917. w. L. MOORE, Georgia
1900
Evening star., 1940-01-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DODGE 1888 2-door sedan immaculate;
SEQ. Flood Pontiac 1921 Conn. ave.
Woodley s40l.
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/ used in medicine and biological
experiments, are made usually by
noting the rise and fall; of liquid
in small chamber.
For this purpose, the liquid car
ries a float to help reading the
height against a gauge. But A. B.
Cullen Jr., has done away with
floats by arranging radio instru-
ments that read rises and drops
imperceptible to the eye.
The liquid itself, an OIL is an
electrical condenser The slightest
change in level changes the cleo
trical capacity" of the liquid.
Such a change registers in ra-
dio as bowling sound. The howl
runs up or down the scale ac-
cording to the capacity variation.
Instead, however, of turning
this howl into a loud speaker, Mr..
Cullen uses it in radio sending
hookup, where 1t produces cleo
trical current that moves dial.
The dial registers the pressure
changes.
The device Is built of standard
radio parts. This makes it much
less expensive than the instru-
ments ordinarily employed.
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Yanks Lose
To Indians;
4th Defeat
Cubs Defeat Dodgers in
Thirteen Inning Game
Ending at Midnight
(By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Johnny Rizzo blasted thrnn RIM
homer yesterday against his former
teammates from Pittsburgh, but the
Phillies never caught up and lost
the opening game of the series.
With Hal Trosky hitting his 10th
and 18th hcmers of the season, the
Cleveland Indians pounced on the
Yankees for the fourth consecutive
defeat and ninth in ten games.
The Detroit Tigers and Boston
Red Sox split doubleheader yes
terday, the Tigers winning the first
game behind the 4-hit pitching of
young Harold Newhouser.
Chicago's Cinderella Cubs scam
pered off Ebbets Field with a lead
Of five runs just as the clock struck
midnight last night to defeat the
Brooklyn Dodgers in a Is inning
game.
The Washington Senator's defeat
ed the Chicago White Sox yesterday
behind the Chit pitching of Sid
Hudson, rookie rgihthander.
The st. Louis Browns climaxed
a long uphill battle yesterday with
five runs in the eighth inning to
defeat the Athletics.
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ARTIFICIAL resin
is MATERIAL FOR
ARTIFICIAL Teeth
Germans Spring New One;
Rei(h's Dental Leaders
Explain It

BERLIN, June 26.-German dem
lists are being scnooled in the use
Of artificial resin to replace gold
and ether precious metals gener-
ally used in dental work.
This statement was made by the
Reich's dentist leader Fritz Blum
enstein, at a meeting of dentists
of Lower Saxchy.
Blumenstein advocated the use
of artificial resin as material for
artificial teeth. Made completely
from German war materials, artific-
ial resin has great advantages as
compared with meals, especially the
gold used heretofore. Blumenstein
claimed. These facts, he said, have
been proven Though practical
tests conducted for more than a
year
The question of using artificial
resin generally in dental work will
be approached after training Of all
dentists in the use of this new ma
terial has been concluded, he pre-
dicted
Scarcity of precious metals in the
present-day Germany often handi-
capped dentists in their work. Pa
tents in need of bridge work re-
quiring gold were often turned away
if they could not produce the guam
tity of gold needed, In numerous
cases golden rings or other articles
of gold were sacrificed for dental
Use.
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Big League
Stuff Sure

MILWAUKEE. Wis, June &c.
If Marquette's football team Starts
trying placement kicks from all
over the field next fall don't be
too surprised.
A fellow named Ward Cuff has
been tutoring Marquette kickers
in the art.
Cuff, who came back to Mar
quette for extra work the past
semester, is the New York Giant
pro footballer who led the nation
al professional league in the place.
ment-kicking department last fall
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CALIFORNIA; 1910 cherry crop il
valued at $2,427,0 00
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GAMES TUESDAY
National League

Pittsburgh 8; Philadelphia 7.
Chicago 8; Brooklyn 3, thirteen
innings.
American League
Boston IL, l; Detroit 7, 5.
New York 3; Cleveland S.
Washington Z; Chicago g.
Philadelphia 10; st. Louis H.
Gastincau Channel Leapue
Moose =, Elks -. No game as
I'LL players did not show up.
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PREPARED FOR SIEGE

Since before the war, in the sum-
mer OF 80, there has been fever
ish MISUNDERSTANDING the city
and the Rock to meet the ext
gencies of modern warfare. Now
there are ten vast rock caverns,
capable OF taking care of 1000 to
1900 civilians. Food supplies for
nearly a year are on hand in these
bomb-proof, gas-proof caves, plus
millions of gallons of water. SINH
lar provisions have been made for
900 soldiers who would man the
guns in the galleries of 1.-The Upper
Rock"
Gibraltarians are saying now
that. if necessary, they can dupli-
cate the ultimate success of that
great siege in ITO, when, with
only occasional relief, they with
stood blockade and frequent at
tack for almost four years.
Time will tell. But strangest
thing of all in this little investi-
cation was the discovery that for
years there have been two schools
of thought in England-and one
is certain that England should
abandon the Mediterranean That
lifeline talk is just converse
ton, they say. Going around the
Cape may be little longer, but
it's route that no nation in the
world could threaten For nearly
three months. this school OF
thought has been routing British
shipping to India and the Orient.
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Presenting Donald Roebings amphn eagong tractor
which the u S. will with
designed
thick undebrs chown being
The experimental tractor will carry
and 1000 pounds of equipment. .
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FOR MEN WHO HAVE A TASTE
FOR FINE THINGS:
Hickey Freeman Suits

With dea OF pride take pleasure
exclusive sole of furfdmed Hickey Freemon Suits
Men who demand the finest in custom tailoring imported
fabrics distinctive styling look dnd choose Hickey
Knowing that in doing they will find tho unuta quaY
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We showing the complete line OF Foil Hickey
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EARLY is BACK HOME

Rex Early, who has been south
since early in the sprng, returned
to Juneau aboard the Yukon and
has left for Kensington where he
will have charge OF men engaged
in mine development.
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Rebekdhs 10 Hold
Last Meet Tonight

Rebekahs will gather for the last
meeting OF the season tonight at
8 O'Clock in the IO.OF. Hall.
There will be initiation and a So
cial. All members are invited to
attend.
The committee selected to have
charge of refreshments includes
Mrs. Gertie Jewell Mrs j. Schind-
Ter, Mrs. Peggy Mcleod and Miss
Alice Clark.
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Film Actress
5afein Spain

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, June 26. -
Studi Soofficials announced today
that film actress Madeline Carroll
Is safe in Spain. after fleeing from
War-torn France. ~
Miss Carroll intended to fly to
London as soon as she could ar
range transportation. She made the
trip to Europe against the advice
of her studio.