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BANK BUILDING.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Lher No. 6S13. folio $50, ct
Columbia | and % e' the re TeqUest W to Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee
will sell at pnhlic suGtion in front Of he
DAY 81 OF on FEBRUARY. a Ab. Si i9ffi f AZ T
FoUR-THIRTY O'Clock PM, the fol-
in the District Of Columbia and DESIGNATED
as and being part of original lot five 81
in square four hundred and sixty. C46Q),
described as follows: Beginning for the
Pennsylvania avenue forty-fve (45l feet:
avenue thirty-fve t}51 feet; thence due
north twenty-one t2l( feet eight tSl
inches to C. street: thence west on c street
less, to the northwest corner of said square.
and thence south thirty mine t39) feet ten
10l inches to the place of beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF, the
purchase money to be paid in cash, balance
in two equal lnStallmentS, payable in two
and three years. with interest at five per
Centum per annum. payable semi ANNUALLY.
from day of sale, secured by first deed of
trust upon the property sold, or all cash,
Of S5,o00oo viii be 'reauired at time OF
sale. Examination of title, conveyancing,
of purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within 30 days from day Of sale other
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell
the, property at the risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser. after five days sdver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c., or deposit
may be forfeited or without forfeiting
deposit trustee may avail itself OF any legal
or equitable rights against defaultins
AMERICAN SECURITY
q TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
BY VIM L. BEALE
Vice President.
(Seel Attest:
A. H SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
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Halls EQR RENT.

CLASSROOM SUITABLE FOR STUDIO,
lecture rm.. etc; accommodate 30 persons;
newly paneled walls: centrally loca ted.
Gordon Hotel. 18th St, bet. Eye and K NV.
Rnnfal $40 mo
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STEWART BLDG. 4O2 9Th ST. N.W-FEw
desirable Offices now available. single or
enSuie, reasonable. See janitor.
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN ATTORNEY 5
suite, secretary optional; moderate rent.
National 4519.
OFFICE SPACE TO RENT 1850 $40
per month: commercial. 446 18th st. sw.
NE 1854.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE IN OUR MOD
ern building Second National Bank. 1881
G st NV. See building superintendent.
VERY ATTRACTIVE, INEXPENSIVE OF
fee mail and telephone service. especially
suitable manufacturer representative. 410
Hill Bldg.
OFFICE SPACE IN NEWLY REMODELED
bldg, 700 scr. it. first f.: 500 sor; it. End
fl. 1921 goth st. NV. Reasonable rates.
National 1910
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WATER FRONT PROPERLY

DELAWARE BAY BoATHOUsE PLOT
Bargain, 50 cash, So monthly buys three
acres; excellent boating, bathing fishing
$3.50 full price. DAVIDOFF, $50 Broad
way. New YORK. IL
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FORD 1887 station wagon. glass inclosed
seats 5 people brown finish with natural
wood. mechsnicaly perfect: tires very
good. priced low for quick action
Ard AND II SIS "
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houses FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, D. Q. = ROOMS. 2
OF dogwood and large oaks; no agents.
1884 Arcade pl. NV. Woodley sl43.
152 ST. NE-6 R. GARAGE: LIKE
new; near schools, etc; S100-S30o cash;
45 BRYANT ST. N.W.-9 ROOMS. 2
porches: auto. heat: 4-car garage; like new;
might rent or exchange. Open. OWNER.
1Os
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GEORGE Fl. OCONNOR.
HARRY NJ. PACKARD.
feT.In,1o,14.11 Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

BIG LIST. IN AND OUT D. c. STORE
S1HO yr. ground rent. for equity nj. D. c
Clear GARAGES. lots farm. acreage. shore
cottages. Make offer. N. E. RYON co,
1919 n ave-
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Semi-detaChed residence, near the Wash
ington Cathedral: close to car line, stores,
S1d only a moments walk to the John
Eaton Public School. : splendid rooms, 4
bedrooms huge living room; all modern
oonyenenCes. Vacant. Terms. 81 $50 cash
and $50 per mo. includes total carrying
CharCes.
THos ] FISHER & CO. INC,
T3S 18TH 81. DI. $3.50.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY LARGE
BRICK BUILDING LOCATED AT
SEVENTH STREET AND PENNSYI-
AS THE OLD CENTRAL NATIONAL
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(Seel.) ATTEST:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
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WORTH WAITING FOR.

s ROOMS AND = BATHS.
We are Just finishing new detached
home st this very desirable location-6623
Sth st NV. Be sure and look it over Open,
liChted and heated. Drive out Piney
B-anch rd to Whittier st. and turn 100
feet south Terms and price right Only
ore Don't miss it. Cut out this ad and
drive out this evening or Sunday.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
l41s H St. NV. District 1877. =.
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NEAR MASS. AVE.
SHOPPING CENTER-N.W.
S11,750.

Handsome new detached brick home
attached earaSe. > baths. large rooms. air
condltioned. modern in eve-v dstail: terms
70 suit. Gail MR. LANE. WI $3.50 or MA
0SnR for ncre cnnnIete GetaLI-
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HILLANDALF

Lot. 120x221, beautifully located ex.
cellent spot for your home, bargain price
$1,000. HARRY ROD. MA ass
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AMER. UNIV. PARK.

New T-room. detached brick home, air
conditioned, recreation room. . baths. ga
rage; large living room; walking distance
70 shopping center. schools, . bus lines
$1,000 cash. easy monthly payments. Call
MR.. LANE, WI. $3.50 or Ma. OS5s for
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FORD lg4l super de luxe 2-door demon
Stratori Palisades gray finish radio and
heater. white sldeWau tires sea- covers;
used only 600 miles. substantial reduce
lion. Ask for Nj Thompson
3~d AND H SITS NE
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FARMS FOR SALE.

unfinished inside: 10 acres land on good
road. ; miles District line; S1.45O. LIN
coin SAL or II. .O75-J
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STORES FOR RENT.

LARGE CORNER STORE. NDIANHEAD
Md Govt, Power Factory, with or without
bowling alley MRS. F. G. CASHFLL. 2S01
18th 81. NV, Wash. D. C. CO. llS5 10'
LARGE REAR STOREROOM. SPLENDID
light and air; fine for anv kind OF business.
Only $40 per mo. 3l66 Mt. Pleasant
24O5 18th NW.-SUITABLE FOR ANY
business. Randolph ll01, Metropolita an
STORE. SUITABLE FOR BEAUTY PARLOR
or other lines; splendid location; $50
month. 1907 N. Carolina ave. ne.
5000 CONN. AVE. OPP. zoo ENTRANCE.
2OX40. Ideal for Bakery Shop.
Apply Office or Phone HO. 1900.
SW. CORNER MINNESOTA AVE. AND
M sts. Se.-The store at the above loca-
ton is admirably suited for. drugstore,
This IS in a community of new homes
and departments that is very much in
need of a store Of this particular type
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1872 ST. NV. ME. 1143.
1000 NORTH CAPITOL ------ $50
LLOYD r. TURNER, NE. 1647. Ii.
STORES FOR RENT
of business reasonable rent. Arplv
SIMON BELOFF, Real Estate
loo3 New York Ave. Ma. s1s7.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

WHITE 1888 tractor and Fruehauf trailer.
Is #, closed; will sell either one, perfect
cond. Warfield 1855. IA
HYDRAULIC WOOD BODY, 3-yd., batch
board: 500. Alex 5554 IL
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DODGE 1910 5-passenger sedan very low
mileage and shows n We will guarantee
u IN writing, S6B5. your car and terms,
ERED MOTOR co
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S'rlaI' MoloT". Atlantic $500
FORD 1871 5-passeneer couue. OOn
nile must sci. or trade SGS5. Call
Winner RE 1871"
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BUILDERS ATTENTION.

Lots and acreage in alI sections. bic
for SemI-detached and detached homes
priced from $500 per r. up. Also aCrt-
are a. $500 ner acre W. will assist re-
sponsible builders hy Sub7rdnating part Of
the purchase price behind construction
loans. For further information and plsts
see Mr. Schwartz
I4nf K CAFRITZ DI GOSn
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LAWYERS SUITE, SOUTHERN BLDG
reasonable charge for Office and telephon
listing Box 334-C. Star
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BUICK 1885 sedan; very clean car that
will give you many thousands OF miles Of
excellent service. only s. down, balance
Sl5.4S per month; car No lbs
H LEARY. Jr. q BROS.
7 LET nd Neu Hobart sol
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THOs. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS,
l43l Eye St NV.
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1895 18th ST. NE.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. All.
SMART CENTER HALL

Only Sl1. $50 for the most unusual offer-
Ing; Brand-new home, large rooms. .
oaths, lncIoSed large sun parlor. mRgnifi-
cent surroundings. facing extensive wooded
Govt. park, II you are looking for a prop
erty in the $4,000 class, be sure TO in
speGt THIS real valuei REALTY ASSOCI-
AIES. NATIONAL LIS lIntil M
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Sc o50
A REAL HOME
AT A FAIR PRICE.

A new brick home designed for comfort
and ease of living. located in quiet.
refined Northwest section. Spacious. sunny
rooms. large closets, big porch, nee lot
Excellent terms. To any one looking for
home of this type. this is worth inspect
ing. Call MR.. HOWE, Emerson 1858 or
National OS56.
COLORED-NEW DETACHED BRICK
homes in Virginia Hardwood floors tile
bath. basement. auto. heating: gas range,
cleo: price, $3.50. Located at 511 S
Queen St, Southpate Vale. Drive out
Columbia pike 10 Queen, turn left to
property. DI SSSS
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VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

lst COMMERCIAL VALUABLE CORNER.
near Conn. ave, Mayflower Hotel and La
tayette Square; about 10000 #, suitable
at. present showing a good return. VII,
sell. lease and remodel TO reliable tenant.
INTERSTATE BANKERS CORP Wood
Mard Bldg Pc .,-lM NJ Drain
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RD 1879 station WAGON. immaculate;
-. Flood Pontiac, 4"21 Connecticut.
} S1O1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS: TO RESPONSIBLE E
family only. l2ll Ridge rd. North Wood
side, Silver Spring, Md. OWNER, WI 3Oal d.
HYATTSVILLE. MD, s45 ARUNDEL AVE.
-5rm. bungalow. electric refrigerat tor,
stove; S4S month lO'
BROOM AND BATH HOUSE NIGEL Y
furnished, SO mo. CHI. OO50. Do not call
Sunday.
, ROOMS. KITCHEN AND PRIVATE
bath. CHI O050. Do not call Sunday.
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsHED.
Mr.. 18th AND JUNIPER SITS.
433O YUMA ST. NV.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURN. HOUSE, VIC. PALISADES
Park. Adults. Automatic heat. Moder-
ate. Phone Dupont S621.
10 OR MORE F.OOdS, OR MORE BATHS,
furn.; oil burner: good neighborhood: rea-
sonabls rent: or will lease: consider house
property at reas. price. 2. Q. Box 3013.
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IN BARNARY WOODS

Towerln- oaks lend enchantment to
the rustic setting of this charming
Colonial home. Its features include 3
generous bedrooms. > baths. lst-f1oor
library and lavatory large living and
dining rooms, sparkling Step-saving
kitchen, huge living porch, floored attic.
maids shower; built-in garage; air
conditioned oil heat: on corner lot,
so #. wide facing Rock Greek Park, in
D. c, this is truly the ideal home.
To inspect. phone OWNER. WO. 2367.
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OLDSMOBILE 934 sedan take over notes,
SD mo. straight, must have good lob and
credit. @ld9 Bennlng I'd 2 Dealer
OLDSMCBLE 81 4-door sedan g.
cylinder; radio, newly painted upholstery
like new. Al condition $3.50 Arm
strong S Garage, Norbeck. Nd. Ashton AZ E.
OLDSMOBILE 1886 o. 2-door touring.
fine motor. good rubber. clean interior;
only - down, balance S2o.4l per month.
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MERCURYS 1879 club coupes club con-
yertIble cOupes, 2-door ane 4-door seda1s.
A fine selection Of these finer. fully recon -
dltlOnPd cars. Some with radios and neat
er,. liberal allowance for your 35 snd 3S
Ford low monthly payments. PrlCc as
low S591
TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS.
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75O,

Brookland-T-room detached house. 4
bedrooms: suitable for home or investment;
can be arranged for > families; unusually
low terms. MR.. ROBERTSON. MA 1913
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PLYMOUTH 1880 coupe. de luxe with
oDera seats, low miles; Immaculate S5pO.
Flood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut. WO.
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H B LEARY. Jr., Il BROS.
lAII l4th S. N VI. HObar' 4Q0n

PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe coach. very
clean white Sidewall tires heater. radio.
seat covers since new. one owner Mus
sell No trade IN. Call Glebe On37 after
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HUDSON 1910 Traveller coupe, with radio;
or 4-door super . sedan with factory
installed heater and push-button radio.
Private owner would Ike m sell either car
Call Shepherd 3N3g-W 'or details
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BorderiHg Rock Creek PARK in MARYLAND
Iarce lots with All improvements available
in this highly restricted cormunity f~om
81. 500 up Drive ont Conn ave beyond
Chevy Chase Lake to Beech drive and turn
right 70 Rock Greek Kills con mental
NA SEMl- nLn. MA EAMn
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H B LEARY, Jr- & BROS
II p LEARY. Jr & BROS
g. and Nput Vpr.- ArH ~ Z uoba - en-

.. anu ~" I VIZ = n - r 4lb0dII '1'fl g
LAFAYETTE 1895 Coach. o motor. good
rubber. very clean car that VIII give you
excellent service, barGaln for Sl95, fne
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-$9,500.

An outstanding value in splendid loca-
tion. adjacent to Barnaby Woods. bright,
comfortable rooms, sleeping rooms. 2
tiled baths. front porch, large kitchen,
AUTO. HEAT You will do well to investi-
gate. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, INC,
DI $3.50 Ewes call MR. KEY, EN-. 1101.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

10 LOTS. 5OxI"O. TREES; APPROVED
section. near New Hampshire ave. in he
District: price. 81 $50 ca. water and sewer
included Phone DT SNSS
DESIRABLE SITES, SILVER SPRING SEC
OWNER Columbia 1871. Ewes sH 3lTI.
LAUREL MD 50xla3: $500 terms Less
for cash. Phone Laurel 3s5-J at 33s
Compton ave. Laurel Md.
3 ADJOINING LOTS-zONED FOR APT
sites. Bethesda, block from bank. bus
line. etc. Call Randolph 3939
NORTH WOODBRIDGE. MD, Mr.. EAST
ern ave. and Queens Chapel rd.-3O lots,
sell one or more. OWNER, North 05l9.
LARGE WOODED LOT ALL IMPROVE
ments, IN AURORA HILLS VA; anxious
70 sell. BARGAIN a. $1,000 cash Inquire
23ol Arlington RIDGE I'd. Arl. Va.
WILL SACRIFICE 5Uxl5u. GOOD LOT. IN
Clear View Md. on road to North Beach,
- min. downtown. Georgia $3.50.
HILLANDALE
Lot. l"OXH2G beautifully located: eX-
Cellent spot for your home; bargain price,
$1,000. HARRY ROD. MA. 45"5.
GROUP ROWS. FLATS, ETC.
30 Acres, All or Par. Sc
Acres Part CONNER, NE
Also Detached and Apt. Sites
o HARE ESTATES. 1Ao9 L MA. 6473.
WOODBRIDGE CORNER.
An unusual -o1Dortunity. 18th and Oris
1343 H s NV Dlstric, $500
18th AND PARK ROAD.
ADt STE mans ard conSf-llction roa e
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toT-I0I -sIT- W. : . n = 0FTNT
LINCOLN-ZEPHYRS lg3S and 1899 cnupes
and 4-dOOr Scdany. a fine selection OF these
finer cars. some with radios and heaters,
fully recOud and guaranteed. Liber I
trade, .oT monthly payments price az
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PACKARD 9H1 touring sedan; fine motor
, very good tires. very clean interior and
VIII give you many thousands OF miles Of
excellent service for only S3q5; ask for
rar No ora
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3rd AND H SITS NE

LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1899 sedan. lustrous
black finish white sideWaM tres This car
is exceptionally clean, one owner, com e
pieteIy W.n-Crlzcd and guaranteed, 4 real
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
D. r. D. KEEPING PACE
 WITH MARCH OF TIME

Routine Fire Department busi- ness at the regular meeting last night was varied by plans to link civilian defense with fire protection methods. Not only will firemen take are of any single section wherein a fire may start but all other sections simultaneously.
 Appointment of Fire Chief Mike Pusich, Erwin Hachmeister and Mayor Bonner to work out definite plan for best protection was made by chairman Lloyd Guerin.
 Capt. Walter Andrews of the Home Guards speaking before the meeting indicated that he already had the matter of civilian defense well in hand with his organization. w. E. Cahill, Superintendent at Treadwell, heads a squad for any action neces- stated there and Victor Rue is in charge of the Douglas squad under Capt. Andrews. A medical and hos pital unit composed of Guy L. Smith, iruggist, and graduate nurses, Mrs. Walter Andrews, Mrs. Richard Me- Cormick, Miss Anton Riess and Miss Laina Aalto, with the city hall or natatorium for hospital base is plan ned.
 An important part of the defense activities, Capt. Andrews said, is to secure necessary hospital supplies. First aid kits are needed and he hopes the proper agency will supply the need.
 Hose races for the Fourth were planned by the firemen; also cart races and a challenge to Juneau firemen to participate. A. J. Balog and Tauno Niemi were named to draw names of men for two hose acing teams. Jim Manning and Or 1ille Gulhaugen will captain the teams.
 New maintenance committee was appointed as follows: Erwin Hach- neister, Tauno Niemi, Angus Gail and H. L. Cochrane.
 Social committee for next meet ing will be L. A. Johnson, Arne Kron- luist and Everet Martinson. To the dance committee for their services ir making the annual affair good suc- cess, and to A. J. Balog for marking he baseball diamond and to Sante Degan and Matt Laughlin for clean ng up the nat after the dance, votes )f thanks were extended.
 In his monthly report Fire Chiei 2usich urged a better turnout oi members to fire drills and reported 5he building of hose rack in the
 ire hall by J. c. Johnson which now ,arries 500 feet of IF inch hose The truck carries 850 feet of 21k inch hose.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
R RUSSIA
 2 UNW0RRIED
 BY TROOPS
Soviets State German Mob. iIizdtion on Border
 Offers No Threat

MOSCOW, June 13-Russian of- ficials said tonight that German troops freed from operations ir the Balkans were moving eastward toward northeastern German where they will be facing Russia but added that it must be assumed that these movements have no bearing on Russian-G German rela- tions.
 Tass, official news agency, is sued statement over world wide radio broadcast, saying that ac- cording to the information at the disposal of the USSP the Germans were adhering to the German-Rus- sian non-aggression pact "as un- swervingly as the Soviet Union"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13

England.
 The German authorities further stated many ships bound for Eng land have already been sunk and Germany is in no hurry about par- ticipating in a discussion of the Robin Moor incident.
 President Roosevelt was expect ed to comment on the episode at today's conference with the news men but as he Is suffering from a sore throat cancelled all engage ments.
 Welles Gives Facts
 Acting Secretary of State Welles asserted the facts in the sinking of the Robin Moor are beyond dis pute and he indirectly accused Germany of violating the Interna- tional Treaty on submarine war fare.
 Welles said evidence given by Il survivors of the sunken American merchant vessel, is very clear and there could be no dispute as to the facts. This was the gist of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
Bulls and Pitchers,
 They Are Just Alike

LOS ANGELES, June 13--It may not be very flattering to pitchers, but Rodolfo Gaoana, great Mexican bullfighter, sees some similarity I'd his tactics in the ring and base ball. batter at the home plate. Every bull is different, every pitcher is different" he says They must be hit or thrust at diff ferently."
 In his active career Gaoana killed 1000 bulls. He has never faced a pitcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
SEATTLE IS GIVEN HARD
 WALL0p|NG
San Diego and Sacramento Win Third Straight
 Games in Series
(By ASSOCIATED PREss)

The San Francisco Seals started slugging in the first inning last night and did not let up until they won their third straight game from the Seattle Rainiers. Dick Barrett lasted just two-thirds of the first inning, allowing six runs on five hits, walk and an error. The score was Is to 1 in favor of San Francisco.
 Wally Hebert pitched maste.'- ful six-hit ball game last night as San Diego turned back Oakland for the third consecutive time.
 The Sacramento Solons registered their third triumph last night over Hollywood, pounding three Star pitchers for nine safe blows.
 Los Angeles nosed out Portland last night in wild scoring and heavy hitting Thinning battle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13

statements made by weIles to the newsmen this afternoon. H
 Contraband Big Issue
 The Acting Secretary of State, asked as to what action the Unit ed States Government will taxe. said he will withhold any state- ment until full dispositions of the II survivors of the Robin Moor are received from the American of ficials in Brazil and investigated here.
 Welles said the question of what constitutes contraband is one of the most controversial in all the world and no definitions have been given by either side in the present war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
JOHNSON GOES SOUTH

George w. Johnson, of the AL aska Juneau mine staff, is pas senger south on the North Sea on a vacation trip during which time he will visit relatives and frienos in the state of Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
WAIVER BROTHERS
 BACK IN BRAVES

BOSTON, June 13-Now that the Waner brothers have been reunit- ed in Boston, the Braves can boast but probably wont-that they have the oldest outfield trio in the majors. Lloyd Waner is 50 ana Paul 38, while Johnny Cooney, still the Braves regular center fielder ic 20
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
FAREWELL PARTY

The Douglas Inn was the scene of a merry gathering last night as MT. and Mrs. Mitch" Dabo, former |ly of the Gastineau Cafe. entertain ed about 25 friends at a dinner party The event was in the nature of a farewell prior to their departure for Sitka to operate modern, up-to- date restaurant in that prosperous town.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
SUPERINTENDENT
 HERE FROM TYEE

Sebastian Stuart Canning Con- pany superintendent at Tyee, H. Stephanus, arrived in Juneau this morning on the cannery tender Fish Hawk. The Tyee superinten- dent is in Juneau to obtain native labor for packing operations this year. Stephanus is stopping at the Baranof Hotel and will return to Tyee tomorrow morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
World Series Is Never SelI-0ut,
 Yanks Stadium

NEW YORK, June 13-There has never been sell-out crowd at Yankee Stadium for world series game, although the big park has had the S.RO. sign out for sev- eral regular season crucial con- tests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
HOME RUNS WINNERS IN
 TW0GAME5
Paul Derringer, Carl Hub- bell Score Shutouis in
 Contests Thursday
tBx ASSOCIATED PREss)

Al Branncato's three-run homer in the ninth inning with two men out, gave the Philadelphia Ath- letics a victory over the Detroit Tigers yesterday afternoon.
 Boston and St. Louis divided a doubleheader yesterday with Bob Bunceief and Matt Ryba starring in relief roles.
 Joe. DiMaggio's tenth inning homer yesterday gave the New York Yankees victory over the White Sox before 37000 Chicago fans.
 Paul Derringer gained shutout yesterday as his Cincinnati Reds completed the current series with the Boston Braves. Derringer topped Art Johnson of the Braves, young southpaw, in a keen pitch ing duel. allowing only four hits while Johnson gave five.
 Carl Hubbel and Bill Lee were matched in a pitching duel yester- day but Hubbell came out the vic- tor as the Giants shut out the Chi cago Cubs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
HanditapG

ARKANSAS CITY, KaS., June 13 Clyde Boggs drove his tee shot POS yards.
 Then Bob Brown, next up, swatted one. It struck Boggs' ball, pushing it ahead Is or 20 feet. Bob's drive stopped dead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
ALEX SEY SOUTH

To represent Gastineau Lodge No 124 F. and A. M, of Douglas at the
 Grand Lodge session to be held from June IT to June 19, in Seattle,
 Alex Sey sailed for the south aboard
 the Princess Charlotte this morn in0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
PIONEERS

Douglas Girl Scouts are now plo- neers for they chose the name "Pio- neer" for their troop at a meeting on Wednesday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-13
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

San Diego 4; Oakland 0. San Francisco 16; Seattle l. Sacramento 8; Hollywood 1. Los Angeles 12; Portland II.
 National League Chicago o; New York 2. Cincinnati 1, Boston 0.
 American League Boston 4, 3; St. Louis 9, 2. Philadelphia 5; Detroit 3. New York g.. Chicago 2.