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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
Getting Ready in Alaska
Seattle TineS)

The United States is getting ready in Alaska. The sum of $1, 1,0O0,OO0 has been asked for a 145- mile highway connecting Anchorage with the Richardson Highway thus giving Anchorage inland communications alternative in the event exist ing water connections severed The road also will be used, naturally, for other purposes. It will open up good stretch of territory, permitting cheap and easy movement of supplies to and out of farms. Before the Government has finished its work in the Northland. the country is going to be devel oped in this way to extent that would astound old time "sourdoughs"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline :.
 but do not compe~
WEDNESDAY, MARCH

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 h
 This is not an important day ir planetary direction, although it iS promising for the development oi plans or policies that have beer well launched Disturbing news in the early hours may affect the stock exchange. .S z
 Heart and Home: Women today are subject to adverse influences which may affect the nerves or cause Encouragement. It is a sway under which to keep busy. The stars presage for young and old the most urgent need of aid for the unfortunate. Readjustments of families also will be imperative un- der changing conditions due to preparedness exigencies. Sever C economies should be practiced by all who hope to demonstrate the real meaning of democracy. for world needs will increase as war VlcllmS multiply.
 Business Affairs: The predicted rise in the cost of iron, steel, wood and other commodities vii be felt, despite government safeguards. As commerce increases, there will be a great demand for ships among American exporters The stars presage unexpected additions to the United States merchant ma rine. This may mean that foreign vessels will augment those flying the Stars and Stripes. Great ac- tivity in all lines of trade willmark the spring. .'
 National Issues: As the national debt piles up. the old cry of econ omy will be raised. Those who read the stars warn that it is wiser to spend billions now than to lose much more through the waste of war. According to astrology, the United States is in supreme peril Certain astrologers foresee in April portents of the actual entrance of the United States into the sec ond world war. This may be the signal for uprisings among the na- tions conquered by Hitler.
 International Affairs: Signs ot an early spring offensive by the Axis powers are read in the stars This will not be successful, it is forecast, and may be of short dura- tion. It is prophesied that the end of the conflict should be expected in May, 1942, when there will be a surprising development. Between now and next spring, however, there is indicated such waste of life and property as heretofore un- known. Disease will take heavy toll in Europe this spring when epidemics will spread.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of happy year to which unexpected good fortune contributes. They should avoid do- mestic friction and nerve strain.
 Children born on this day prob- ably will be serious, industrious and painstaking. They should be mentally keen, extremely talented and generally fortunate
 (COpyright. 1941
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
WHO IS WHO IN ALASKA LEGISLATURE
 H Frank $. Gordon

Frank s. Gordon, Democratic Representative from the Fourth Di- vision, serving his second term in the Alaska Territorial Legislature is active in his home city of Fair banks where he has been Mayor and has been a member of the City Council.
 Representative Gordon was born in Wishaw, Scotland, January 6 1887. He has lived in various parts of the United States and received his citizenship papers in Montana in 1900. He lived for time in Hamilton, Ontario, coming to AL aska in 1905.
 He was married in Fairbanks December 21, 1909 to Miss Mar guerite Pauli. A prominent mer- chant of the Interior City, Cor don is owner of "Gordons Dry Goods and Women's Wear" While he is in Juneau, Mrs. Gordon is managing the shop with theii daughter, Miss Jane Gordon, as- sisting her. The only other child son, Donald, is in Sac Paulo Brazil, associated with the Good year Rubber Company.
 Gordon plans to return to his home after the session. Two yeart ago after Legislature was over he travelled through the States anC then took a steamer from Mon- 5real for a trip through Scotland England, Belgium and France, re- turning just before the war broks out
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
Daily Lessons in English " v. L. GORDON

OFTEN MISUSED: Do He is badly in need of assistance Say S
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Accent first syllable, verb on last syllable
 OFTEN MISSPEILED Arrogant. Observe the and ANT
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 STUDY: three it yours" Let vocabulary mastering Todays CRONOMETRY: the of Pronounce tr OBEY, o n cent second sylable)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
RUSSIA

Russia is the key to developments in the Balkans, and the Soviets hope that neither the British nor the Nazis will win. A long drawn out war leaving an aftermath of econ omic turmoil is Stalin's goal.
 Last fall, when Germany consid- cred going through Bulgaria, Russia tipped the balance against Hitler and for the British by supporting Bulgaria. Now that the British have the edge of the Balkans, Russia is tipping the scales toward Hitler To this end Stalin has withdrawn his objection to passage of the Nazi army through Bulgaria.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
FlODLNV LIIuOLliL ROBERTA LEE

How telephone a dinner
 A. One day ahead sufficient If for that he ask her will
 c When it discharge servant shouldn't this servant good reference possible?
 A. Yes. Anyone who is considerae will without being
 Does acquaintance with other
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
GIBRALTAR

It is difficult to confirm what happened during Franco's recent conferences, but best information is that he opposes a German move through Spain to take Gibraltar. Whenever Hitler decides to move through Spain, however, Franco will be helpless to oppose him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04

centrate all their fire upon Italy as the weakest member of the Axis, thus try to pick off their enemies one at a time In this way they have come close to succeeding There are definite indications that Italy would accept peace today if CD it did not mean the complete end of Mussolini, a gentleman who will never step out voluntarily; and CD if it did not mean that Germany would take over Italy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
LOOK and LEARN shy c GORDON

How food average daily? green light the red? g. what did the California gold begin? What is the worth of "a bird What famous wealthy Engshman developed mines Africa?
 ANSWERS: pounds 9 Green light right light O
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04

say" a member of a German station staff ex- plained
 RIGA is still sending the radiograms- refusing 1ny obscene messages, as it is required to do by U S law And Berlin is still paying s2.19 apiece for he insults.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04

Little boys in La Paz, Lower California, thought nothing of using pearls for marbles before the Spanish explorations. The Spanish thought little of the land until they discovered the playthings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04

Feodor VSsSlleff of Moscow, when pensioned by the Czar of Russia in 1782, told the sovereign he had 83 children. s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-04
NOTICE

Meeting of Aux Bay Improvement Club at PA, Reception Hall, We'd nesday, Feb. 5, at 7:30 pm. Mrs. Harrais of Ter. School Board will be present. All are cordially invited.
 --adv.
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Washington Merry
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16
Pise: p. Slepcevic.

U poslednje vreme barzoasko
jsvno mnjenje zemlje dalo Sc ma
razmisljanje O "nacionalnoj od-
brani". Pitanje "nacionalne cd
brane' postalo je goruce pitanje
danasnjice. ottawa burzoi ska
stampa, radio, predikaonice sve
ostale hurzoaske institucije, po-
glavito tom pitanju piSu ras-
pravljaju. A osobito cd onoga vre-
mena GO. decembra), kad je Pred
sednik Roosevelt odrzao svoj 60
vor (fireside chat), a koji mu &c
posluzio kao uvod njegoyom goyo-
ru pred II. Kongresu To bese a.
gitacioni ratni govor. Njegova pla-
nirana svrha bese da pripremi
"javno mnjenje", Il koliko vee nj
je bilo pripremljeno, "a rat.
U svome pomenutom "fireside
chat"-u, Predsednik Roosevelt is
takao je opasnost "a "demokrat-
ski" svet, ako agresorske zemlje
robede II danasnjem ratu. Osobi-
to ops snost preti "demokratskim'
Sjedinjenim Drzavama, te je ma
glasio neophodnu nuzdu, da ova
zemlja pruzi svaku moralnu ma
terijalnu pomoc "demokratskim'
saveznics ma.
Nedel;u dana dccnije. Predsed-
nix Roosevelt, prilikom otvaranja
II. Kongresa Sjedinjenih Drzava
svojoj kongreskoj poslanici, bic
je specificniji jasniii kako pr
osudjivanjl agresirskih zemalja
tako potrebi naorc zavania owe
zemlje. Dva dana docnije, Pred
sednik Roosevelt je podneo prora.
cum ratnog budzeta, koji Sc sasto.
il ssmo cd II j pol milijardi do.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16

kle i same klasne razlike postaju
anahronizam. Ono dakle pretstay-
liza izvestan stupanj razvitka pro-
izvodnje, ma kome postaju ne sa-
mo izlisni vec j ekonomska, poll
ticka i intelektualna smetnja
razvitku: prisvajanje sredstava "a
rad proizvoda, kao politieka
vlast, monopol obrazovanja du-
hovno upravljanje cd strane jed
ne narcotic drustvene klase. Ta
tacka je dostignuta. Ako ie poii-
ticko intelektualno bankrotstvo
burzoazije "a nju samu jos tajna,
njeno ekonomsko bankrotstvo po-
navlja Sc redovno svake desete
godine. U svakoj krizi drustvo Sc
davi pod pritiskom sopstvenih
produktivnih snaga proizvoda
kpje ne moze da upotrebi, ne
mocno stoU pred protivrecnoscu
da proizvodjaci ne mogu nista
prodati jer nema potrosaca. Eks.
panzivna snaga produktivnih sna-
ga razbija okove koje namece ka-
pitalisticki nacin proizvodnje. Sva-
ko oslobodjenje il tih okova jeste
jedan preduslov neprekidnog j sve
brzeg razvitka produktivnih sna-
ga u praksi neogranicenog pove-
canja same proizvodnje. Drustve-
no prisvajanje sredstava "a pro-
izvodnju ne uklanja samo sadas-
ME >vestako kocenje proizvodnje,
wee pozitivno rasipanje opus
tosavanje produktivnih snaga j
Sto sada neizbezno pra-
tt proizvodnju i svoj vrhunac do
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16
Ratni budzet i "sigurnost".

potrebiti druga sredstva - sred-
stva grube sile.
Kad Predsednik Roosevelt govc-
ri slobodi govora, jamaeno on
misli ma "slobodu' Il okviru kapi-
ts listiekog sistema. pod kojim Sc
radnicka klasa nemilosrdno izrab-
ljuje cd strane njegove plutokra-
tije. Svaki onaj koj je protiv to-
ga. tome treba uskratiti slobodu
govora. ako nepom%ze 'patriotski
primer. onda ylada treba da upo-
trebi svoj "suverenitet", da sebe
zastiti - kapitalizam. 1sti metod
kao sto Sd upotrebljivali upot-
rebljuju Hitler i Mussolini, samo
pod firmom "demokratije". All;
tako interest "demokratije, slobo-
de govora slobode misli' zahte-
vaiu. veil nam Mr.. Roosevelt.
U svome pomenutom kongres-
kom eovoru, Predsednik Roosevelt
ie istakao "osnovne principe e
konomskog sistema Owe zenllle, ko-
il Sc sastoie il pet sledecih taca-
ka:
"Jednakost prilika "a mladez
ostale".
2. "Posao "a one koji su spo-
sobni "a rad.
3. "sigurnost "a one koji je po-
trebuju'.
4. "Kraj specijalnim privilegija-
ma "a nekolicinu -.
S. "Oeuvanje gradjanskih slo-
bostina "a sve'.
Kakvu priliku imaju danas rad
nieki mladi sinovi i kteri II ovoj
zemlii? Priliku da hodaju cd tvor-
nice do tvornice trazeci kome da
Sc prodaju, e da bi mogli da live,
ali mnogi cd njih posla ne mogu
da nadju. Nema kupaca "a njlho-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16

lara. kazu da je ovo najveci "mi-
rodobni" ratni budzet u istoriji o.
We zemlje. Ovoga puta necemo Sc
oaviti wise o'ratnom budzetu, ne
90 cemo Sc osvrnuti ma govor
Predsednika Roosevelta, pos o
kroz Geo njegov govor eesto sc po-
mimic slobodi govora iZrs zaja
misli, o prilikama "a sye, siglrno-
sti, gradjanskim slobostinama it'd
it'd.
Buduci da Predsednik Roosevelt
zna da II samim njegovim redovi-
ma ina ljudi, koji Sc ne slszu s
mime po mnogim pitanjima, pa i
DO pitanju mesanja owe zemlje Il
danasnji rat, otuda on "a takve
svoje opozicions Sc preporueuje LEX.
Najbolji nacin, kaze on, "a neko-
liko mlitavaca (slackers) stva-
ralaca nemira nasoj sredini les
te, prvo, posra miti III primerom
patriotizma, a ako to promasi, on
da treba upotrebiti suverenitet
Wade da sebe spase. Ovde je Mr.
Roosevelt pokazao pravu svoju ma
meru "a svakog onog, koji stoji IL
opoziciji protiv njegovog shvata-
MIA unutrasnje spoljne politike
nieeove administracije = ratnc
politike.
Govoreci slobodnoi buducnos-
Il naciia, Predsednik Roosevelt
reee, da prvo treba uspostaviti
slobodu govora j izraza po eta
vom svetu. A da bi Sc to moglo
postici, prema logici Mr.. Roose-
ve1ta. treba danas svakom onom.
koii Sc ne slaze njegovim shva-
tanjem pojimanjem njegove kla-
SO. kojoj on sluzi, zspusiti usta
"natriotskim primerom", a ako to
neuspe, onda &c politicka vlast u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16

4 vladavine proizyoda mad proiz-
podjacima. Anarhija drustvenoj
proizvodnji zamenjuje planska sve-
sna organizacija. Borba "a poje-
dinacnu egzistenciju prestaje. Ma
tai nacin Sc covek, II izvesnom
smislu, tex konacno izdvaja IL III
votinjskog sveta, istupa il 1.-Two
tiniskih uslova zivota u pravc
ljudske. Delokrug uslova zivota
koii okruzuju Jude j koji su do
sada yladali NINA stupa pod Via
davinu kontrolu ljudi koji prvi
put postaju svesni pravi gospoda-
ri prirode, jer postaju gospodari
svoga sopstvenog drustva i zivo-
ia u MENU. Zakone svog sopstve-
nog drustvenog delanja, koji su
do sada vladali ljudima kao tu-
dii. nadmocni prirodni zakoni,
ljudi sada primenjuju svojim
strusnim znanjem j NINA vlada-
ju. Vracanje ljudi drustvu, njiho-
va puma socijalizacija, koja i'm je
do sada cd prirode j istorije bila
kao nametnuta, postoji sada nil
hovo slobodno delo. Objektivne
tudje sile, koje su do sada vlada-
lie istorijom, stupaju pod kontro-
lu samih ljudi. TEX cd tada ce lju-
di svesno stvarati svoju istoriJu
tex cd tada &c drustveni rzroc
koje oni stavljaju Il pokret pre-
tezno u sve vecoj meri imati del
stvo koje oni hoee. To je skok CO.
vecanstya il carstva nuznosti U
carstvo slobode.
"R. B.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16

VI radnu snagu. Priliku da idu L
c. c. c. da odgajaju sumu "a me-
secnu pIatu cd $50, iii da ida Il
vojsku da Sc medjusobno ubijaju
mladicima radniekih sinova dru-
gih zemalja, oko pijaca svojih gos-
podara. Ako ne to, onaa mogu
da rade II WPA "a S15 nedelina
pls te. a ako nj to ne mogu dobiti.
onda imaju prilike da zive Cd jaw
ne i privatne milostinje. Je Ii ID
prilika "a mlade radnicke sinova
i ostale radnike, o kojoj Mr.. Roc
sevelt govori? Jamacno da ieste!
"Posao "a svakog sposobnog "a
rad, veil nam Predsednik Roose-
velt! Prema zvanicnim podanina
danas ina oko deset miliona bes-
poslenih radnika ovoj zemlji.
Jesu Ii svi ii radnici radnice bo-
galji nesposobni "a rad, pa "a
sto ne mogu dobiti posla? Kad
nam zvanicne podatke dostavlja-
ju 0 besposlenim, oni neuracuna-
vaju nesposobne u besposlene rad
nike, nego sposobne, koji mogu
da rade. Pa ako su to "osnoyni
principi naseg ekonomskog siste-
ma jer su te milioni besposlenih
radnika zamenile masine, pa su
(Nastavak ma a. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16
kR0z pAR1IJU | FEDERA(IJU.

bratSka nam Bugarska Fedora
CHA Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tile odrzala je svoju godisnju
konpenciju ma %. 30. decembra
1910. u gradu Chicago, koja bese
jedna cd najuspesnijih konvenci-
ia njenoj istoriji. To je znak, da
su nasi drugovi cd Bugarske Fe-
deracije pojmili svoju duznost u
danasnjim kriticnim momentima
"a nasu klasu. A to svedoci njihov
rad ma observation-disclosures po-
lju medju sko-Makedonskim
ladnicima ovoj zemlji, te njihc-
va materijalna pomoc Majci Par
tiji, e da bi ona mogla valjano
uspesno upoznati radnicku klasu
owe zemlje sa svojim revolucio-
narnim prog.amom.
Ma svojoj 27. godisnjoj konven-
ciji, bratska nam Bugarska Fede-
racija sakupila je preko $500 "a
svoj organ RABOTNICESKU
PROSVETU, a "a partijski glav-
nj organ WEEKLY PEOPLE, pre-
ko $140O. Svega preko $500.
Ovo je cd mnogih dokaza oda-
most i pozrtvovanost nam nash
drugova drugarica cd Bugarske
Federacije S. L. P. "a stvar oslo
bodjenja radnicke klase; jos ka-
da Sc ina ma umu, da je prosla
yodina bila Izborna Godina, u ko-
ioj su oni doprineli nekolike hi
ljade dolara "a partijski Izborn
Fond.
Nasa Partija ina jakog oprav
danog razloga da Sc ponosi s Bu-
garskom Federacijom, njenim 6la-
novima simpaticarima, a mi
Cd Jugoslavenske Federacije ts-
kodjer sc ponosimo bratskom
nam Bugarskom Federacijom S
L. P, klieemo joj: Da zivi Bu-
garska Federacija S. l.. P! Cesti-
tamo VAN ma tako uspeSnom ra-
du. nasi drugovi drrgsrice o6
Bugarske Federacije S. L. P,
L nedelju r. januara WEEK
LY PEOPLE CLUB Cleveland,
proslavio je svoju petogodisnjicu
banketom odlicnim programom
Bilo je clanova simpaticara i IL
okolnih mesta - Akrona, Sslema
i Alliance-a. i.
clanice Weekly People Kluba
behu spremile ukusnu domacu We
ceru, kojom su Sc svi zadovolii-
Ii. Posle yecere, drug P. Kapie, IL
Akrona, odrzao je dobar pozdrav-
nj govor, Il kome je istakao OBJ
jasnio dana snju situaciju. ko-
iom je radniGka klasa suocena
Takodjer je istakao objasnio
daznost revolucionarnog pokreta
II situaciji, u kakvoj Sc danas mi
nslazimo.
Govor je saslusan S velikonn
paznlom, te nakon govora beSe
izvrsena kolekcija, cd koje je dos
10 preko $4,000. Posle toga otpocec
lie program, Il kome su ucestvoya-
lie nase mlade umetnice. Program
Sc sastojao IL pesme igre.
Bese milina j zadovoljstvo pos
mftrati naSe mlade umetnice pr
'zvadianju programa. Milina "a
dovoljstvo beSe poyecana time
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16

stize U krizama. uklanjaiuei bes.
misleno luksuzno rasipanje sadas-
njIh vladajueih klasa njihoyih
politickih predstaynika ono OSLO
bodjava masu sredstava "a proiz-
vodnju proizvodi "a celinu. Mo-
gucnost da Sc p0mocu drustvene
proizvodnje .osigura egzistencija
svima elanovima drustva, koja je
ne samo materijalno potpuno do
voljna il dana u dan raste, vee
i'm garantuje potpuno slobodno
obrazoyanje razvitak njihovih
telesnih duhovnih sposobnosti,
ova mogucnost prvi put postoji, i
ona je tu.*
Kada drustvo uzme sredstva "a
proizvodnju u svoju svojinu ne
stale proizvodnje espapa MON
Nekoliko reel mogn priblizno pred
staviti ogromnu ekspanzivnu snapu
modernih sredstava "a proizyodniu, Ia'y
/ pod kapitalistiGkm prltiskom. Prema
Gifenovom racunanju eelokupuo hogat
stvo yelike Britanije Irske iznosilo
ie IL okruglom broju:
miIijarde Mar.
1914 1900 f. st. = "A
1865 - 6l0o f. ST. = l22
1875 - $500 f. ST. - 10
sto SO tite opustosavanja sredstava
ia proi2vodnju proizvoda krizama,
ma .. kongresu nemackih industrijala
ca. Berlin, 81. februara 1873. izracu.
na,o je da colokupni gubitak samo ne.
maGke industri.je gvozdja iznosi pos
ledn lem krahu 455 miliona maraka.
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Vecerinka u Cleveland, O.


tuve
stale -
Foes Drvetu skrenen levo 10 kuee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-07-27
In Local Bridge Circles
By Frank B. Lord

year will be held for the first time
in Richmond, Va, during the week
beginning December !. Two mas
ter points will go to the winners
and one TO the second pair.
Every day during the tournament,
in addition to the world and ma
I tional championship matches, there
will be open duplicate games. Each
game is 10 be separate contest
and players. whether members Of
the league or not, are eligible 10
participate. Winners will receive
two master points and the second
pair one.
Three new events have been added
this year to the usual program. The
first of these will be the Goddard
Cup pair game on Wednesday aft
ernoon. This has been established
in honor Of E. NJ. Goddard, who
for several years has served as
chairman of the Asbury Park Tour
nament Committee and is largely
responsible for the success of the
meet. Players eliminated from the
mems and the women's pair events
will play without charge. while 9TH
ers must pay the stipulated fee.
The second added feature will be
an individual game calculated 10
give newcomers TO the meet and
SO-called Second-string players an
opportunity to play with some OF
the life masters, at least for a few
boards. 1t will be played on Fri
day, and since it is expected that
by that time many of the experts
will be eliminated from the major
contests, there will be some Of them
available for this game.
The third added feature will be
the new partner game and II Is
expected to prove one Of the most
sociable events of the meet, The
novel stipulation will be that no
two players who have played before
as partners in tournament may
play as partners in this event. Such
conditions have been tried out in
the Conneaut Lake tournament with
a high degree of success. II will
be played on Saturday night.
The kibitzers' arena again will
be in full operation. Some little
confusion was experienced when
this innovation was first attempted,
by which onlookerS are allowed to
observe the play of the experts from
elevated platforms. but the troubls
has been smoothed out and all
players now enjoy it. Each player
is required to play at the kibitzers'
table, but not more than twice at
any one session.
The amateur team-of-four cham
pionship will be open only to those
PLAYERS who hold less than 10 master
points. The master points awarded
in this event are to be deducted
after the summer session of the ma
tional champions in 1912. Players
in the presidents pair events also
will be those who hold less than 10
master points. Col. Robert j. Gill,
Baltimore. president of the league.
will provide the trophies in this
match.
Russell J. Baldwin will be director
of the tournament.
The Agriculture Bridge Club will
continue it's biweekly sessions
through the summer at the Gordon
Hotel. Winners in its last game
were DR. and Mrs. j. B. Gregg Gusts,
first; Mrs. Marian Barre and Rush
Buckley. second, and Miss l.. L.
Reason and l.. A. schermerhorn,
third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-07-27

president of the Collectors Club of
Washington.
Tomorrow evening at 8-Capital
Precancel Club, residence of George
w. Hawse, 1872 North Piedmont
street, Arlington, Va. Drive over
Memorial Bridge to second light
on Lee Boulevard, right to North
Pershing. right to North Piedmont
on left in Buckingham. Program
and bourse.
Tomorrow evening at 8-Wood-
ridge Stamp Club, stamposium
residence of R. Edward Miller, $500
Kennedy street, Hyattsville, Nd
Program and trading
Tuesday evening at 8-Collectors
Club OF Washington, Thomson
School, Twelfth and K streets, NV
Program, bourse and exhibition.
Wednesday evening at 8-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Hotel
Grafton. 1889 Connecticut avenue
w. Harry B Cation will conduct
a philatelic quiz,