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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

FOR SALE PRoMIssoRY NOTES IN
the amt. of 81 900 each, dated FEB. 10,
1929. payable Feb. 19, 1912, with interest
cured as part Of a total Indebtedness of
1885, 200 BY first deed Of trust on lot 9,
square 2059, improved by premises known
as as 1000 Tiidsn St, nv: nv: in the city of Of
sale by Thomas J. Barry and Thomas
Vincent Grifith, executors of the estate Of
Of 5E, subject to ratification of the sale
by the District Court of the o. 8. for the
District Of Columbia. Those interested
communicate with DANIEL B. MAHER, $50
Shoreham Bldg, Washington, D. c., attor-
ney for executors.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-coTTAdE, coMPIETELY
furpished except linen: lot ssx3O0: boat.
new wharf Myers pump, screened and
swninsed porches, fruit and shade trees:
5 rms. and bath, electric refrigerator and
RANGE, fireplace. Mayo. Nd. II miles from
Annapolis. 81 from D. c. Price, 81, 900.
WI 1906, EN-. S224 West River 1e-F-4.
Ia ACRES AT SOUTH RIVER PARK M
proved by 5 bungalows; immediate posses
sion; will sacrifice In order to close
estate. CHARLES r. LEE. phone An
napohs 2461.
COTTAGE ON SALT WATER, 81 MILES;
2 bedrooms. liy. room; kit. bathroom.
front side porches: well, full plumbing;
eonv;; sacrifice; Sl,S00, liberal terms
ST 9551.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOUSE, DIRECT
iy facing Chesapeake Bay, on pretty knoll
with willow trees all modern conveniences,
large verendas, oak floors, double ga
rage; plot l20xl40, wide sand beach, ex-
eellent boating. bathing, ETC.; convenient
D. c.; price S5,950: exchange considered.
Call MR.. FLEMING, GE. 744s, evenings.
SEVERAL 5-ACRE TRACTS IN sUBDIVI-
sion on Chesapeake Bay: only $500 each;
terms arranged. Call Mr.. FLEMING,
Georgia 744S, evenings.
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SIMON, KoRNIGSBERGER 4 YOUNG
LEROY S. BENDHEIM, Attorneys,
$40 Woodward Bldg

Unlsss I;s STATE: foS the District Of cOium-
Ra Rs.. HofnS of EYER P[pOatf SERs9E.i s9gEn e.
eeased.-Administratio No. 59.325.-OR-
DEB PE6vTbSdSd E1xJed NEW DATE gI5, foT TRIAL and
in this case relating TO the validity Of the
paper writing dated the 4th day Of Oc-
sns F sS II MyaE t. ReSm.n Rs es s E
ceased. having been returned as 70 Mill
cen gent @& Lois @& Yamin: a minor MN Jeseph Yamin'
and Adolph ,FischeI his custodian, Not
az tS 0e Of Hp9 OG shg S2Hrt ms fhis
day Of June, 1912, and that this order
and the substance Of said issues be pub
weeks weeks IN The wsshinston M 'II Law RepoTter
and twice a week for four successive weeks
in The Evening Star newspaper, the sub
One: Was the paper writing fled in this
Court and bearina date the 4th day Of
% Of Myer HeTsehmsn. f9e n "H deceaseds e Txo
Was the said paper writing dated the 4th
day Of October, 1899. purporting TO be the
last will and testament OF Myer J. Hersch-
due form. as required BY law? Three: Was
the said Myer J. Fersehman at the time
acknowledging Of the said paper writing
Of sound and dispoSins mind and capable
OF executing a valid deed or contract?
the 4th day Of October. 1899. obtained or
the execution thereof or the subscription
thereto. procured from the said Myer J.
Herschmsn, deceased. by fraud or deceit
oracticed upon the said Myer J. Hersch-
man By Bertha 3. Kaufman, Irving Kauf-
man. OF any other person or persons?
Five: Was the SAID paper writing dated
the 4th day Of October; 1889. obtained,
or the execution thereof. procured from
The said Myer J HerSchman. deceased. by
the undue influence or duresS. or coercion
OF Bertha B. Kaufman. Irving kaufman.
or any other person or personSf BOLITHA
J. LAWS. Justice. Consent: tS-) ARTHUR
c. KEEFER- Attorney for Harry K. Hersch-
man. Executor Of the Estate Of Myer J.
Herschman. fS1 EDMUND L JONES,
Attorney for Bertha B Kaufman Seal
true copy. Attest: VICTOR s. MERSCH,
Deputy REGISTER of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ap.20,23.?7, ?7,30.my4,7,11I14.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

STOCK FARM. 5 MILES SOUTH OF
Poolesville, Nd, 80 miles west Of Wash
nston-part or all of 43s acres for rent
loo acres bluesrsss and 75 acres excel
lent crop land on Potomac bottoms. 200
acres upland. mostly in leSpedezs for hay
or pasture. Buildings adequate but old:
road only fair. JOHN B. SHEPARD. 500
CUMBERLAND ave Chevy Chase. Nd. Phone
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

? ROOMS, end FLOOR, OVERLOOKING
Franklin Park; ideal for professional man;
marble entrance; available Immediately;
$3.50 per mo. CHAS. D. SAGER, 924
14th st Nv. MA On2R-
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18th ST. HIGHLANDS,
HOMESEEKERS!

New 3-bedrm @-bsth homes in lovely.
restricted Woodside Forest, close TO fast
bus line, only few min. from downtown
and Govt. hldEs- Out Georgia ave, l mile
past Silver Spring. Can any broker OF
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2 NEW WOODBRIDGE HOMES.
3s1s-22 18th st. n.e.-Attractive. modern
eFn kitchen. 5 bedrooms. 2 nreplaces rec
reation room: one with inclosed sun-pa rlor
slate roof. insulated, oil heat, garage
Open till pm
on.. wy. r TEoRoKaoo2: o,,,
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APARTMENT HOUSE LAND
large or small tracts.
w. S. HOGE. Jr..
CH. 0600. 1915 Lee Hwy.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

$500 CAsH-6-s RMS, AMI, BRICK;
3, 900 cash; SIS rms. modern frame
BOSS REALTY. CH. 6957 Not Sunday
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A RARE BUY.

NEAR CATHEDRAL--S27, 800.
Msgnincent home At price far below its
finesJ RESIDENTIAL sections sun
porch. liv, rm., library. dining rm., kit,
pantry. End A.. large bedrms.. 8 tiled
baths; finished 3rd f.. ballroom and store
room. Below stairs. maids room and bath
Auto heat. Gear garage. d. 2724. Ewes.
EN- a551
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CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe town sedan:
black, radio and heater, good tires,
upholstery and finish Ike new; only S65e.
33n- NJ St N " NJ aAA
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FARMS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

TO RENT. MODERN DAIRY FARM WITH
some equipment; Northern Virginia pre-
ierred. 4436 Wis. ave. NV. Mr.. Burke
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

PARK AND SHOP AREA LOCATED IN
q section where several thousand apt.
units are under construction
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CH. Oo0O. 3slS Lee Highway
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25G6 NET RETURN
CUNT APT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

SILVER sPRiNG-AIL IMP. PAID; TREES;
MARYLAND. Large lots, $3.50 up. OWNER,
hobart 4237.
. WOODED LOTS, FAIRFAX CO.. NEAR
Lee boulevsrd--Worth S400 each; sell for
$500. 3 business lots on Lee highway
RE. 2227 %.
ELY PL. Sc Mr.. RIDGE RD-65-FT.
'front.' bargain, $3.50. VIM. N. PRES
GRAVES CO. 4O2 sth ST. NE.
SIX LOTS IN HILLSIDE, MD, ON DIS
trict line, S400 cash. Cal AT. 4922-J.
40 LOTS FOR SEMI-DETACHED
in active section.
w. S. HOGE. Jr..
CHI. 0600. 1915 Lee Hwy.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
SI0 Q5r

SrlcS Src stone. 3 BEDROOMS - baths.
Sttio- fC3 basement. o. burner. detached
FS!ase Convenient 10 transportation and
schools Newly reeonoiuoGee This IS res /
value Convenient terms Call EDW. y.
JONES a CO, INC. Wooolsy $500.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Columbia,
Of JOSEPH H. GROSMAN. 4211 End st.
NV, Wash. D. G.. Bankrupt.-Bankruptcy
No. 42o7.-To the creditors Of Joseph H
trict Of Columbia.-Notice is hereby given
that said Joseph H. Grosman has been duly
adiudged bankrupt on petition filed by
him on April 10 1912, and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held on
April ssth: 1879, 1912 az II o,Sloek am; Invsset At
ment Bldg, 9th and < sts. NV. Wash
ington. D; c., at which time and place the
said creditors may attend. prove thelr
claims, appoint q trustee. appoint COM
mittee Of creditors, examine the BANKRUPT
and transact such other business as may
]. EDEN, Referee in Bankruptcy,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AOtOmSptLGS FSN S%6E.
BUICK 1910 Century 4-door sedan ex;
tires. 2 spare tubes; ss75. Cali Nj. s713.
BUICK 1870 Special touring sedan; 5
excellent tires 5sdiO snd heater oTigns
nv. RE- 0145 |
BUICK 1888 Century touring sedan:
sfFSafh1qt Sts 6T igseiti Rs di45 sS' ze @4'h and
BUICK 1910 special 4-dOor sedan; radio,
heater black finish. excellent tires; will
take trade-in and make liberal allowance;
price, $3.50 Warren Sanders, 291e Rhode
BUICK sedan; 1927. and 2;wheel AEsage
trailer Good tires on both: Just righE
sScGs SO Rfas SSS PfSdfSf 60 I6 ssa5
BUICK 1912 4-door super 2-tone sedan;
owner going to Army Jack Coopersmith,
woodward BLDG, RE. 1854
BUICK 1871 Super 4-door touring sedan;
radio, underseat heater, spotless inside
and out, new-car cond and appearance;
priced low for immediate sale. MERSON e.
THOMPSON. $3.50 Wise. ave. WI. 5195.
BUICK l941 Special sedan: radio. heater.
S1,o5O. Burrows Motor CO.. 900 n St.
Sc, opposite Navy Yard. AT. 59o6.
BUICK 1888 Special 2-dr. trunk sedan:
tires, motor. uphoI-. everything in car peri.
low m1e22e: S442 Gnestnut 04sl.
II
condition, tires excellent radio, heater.
seat covers; purchased new, original owner;
$500 down, balance can be financed. Call
GIeoe l1l2: after call DU. 31O5.
BUICK 1871 4-d. sedan: mileage. 9.400;
excellent rubber J new tire: belongs to
naval ofhcer transferred; perfect mechani-
cslly; $500 cash bal can be assumed
Also 1899 Plymouth, $3.50 cash. Sligo
6636
CHEVROLET 1888 2-door sedan: black:
S275, as is. Cali Randolph 1871 after
CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe town sedan:
black radio and heater, 8 good tires,
upholstery and finish like new: only S55e
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET CO.
1907 NJ St. NV. MI 646.
CHEVROLET 1887 Z. l. coupe; GOOD tires
Cal between and Z pm. Hobart 27e0.
CHEvROLETs: Fine selection of used
Snff.ro'ets: af. iron 1900 70 lst! many sooy
terms. Chevy Chase Motor Co. 7IO5
Wisconsin ave. WI 1888.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LYON 4 LYON, Attorneys,
SOI Evans Building,

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
Dia.-THE NATIONAL METROPO POLTTAN
BANK OF WASHINGTON, Executor and
Trustee under the Last Will and Testament
of John T Knott, Deceased, Plaintiff. v.
THE THEr UNKN9YE ~ Y r HEIHs IA AT LAY ANp up
SIDING IN GREAT BRITAIN ON AUGUST
2S. 1889, ct al, Defendants.-Civil Action
No 13577.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is to obtain judicial
construction and Interpretation Of the will
Instructions Of the Court for the guidance
under said will. and to obtain a judicial
determination Of the persons entitled 70
take thereunder. On motion OF the plain
ordered that THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AT
SOIL RESIDING IN GREAT BRITAIN ON
AUGUST 2S. 1889. defendants, cause their
appearance to De entered herein on or be
fore the ninetieth day occurina after the
cate OF the nrst publication Of this order;
osherTlse as TO them this cause will be
proceeded with as IN case Of defaut. Pro-
vlded. however, that q copy Of this order
shall be published IN The Washington Law
Reporter and In The Evening Star news
PAPER once q week for twelve successive
weeks before the expiration of the time Tor
the appearance of said defendants BY the
Court: JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice (SeaI)
true copy; Test CHARLES z. STEWART.
Clerk BY ELEANOR z. JOBE, Deputy Clerk
eo.12.19.26,ma0.1 r. 26,ap2 .e,16,23
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK AND sECRETkRIAI SERVICE IN
modern etree bGildins; centrally located.
Phone ME. 2q2s.
DESK SPACE POR RENT, s34 BOND
Building Republic 012o
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3-TTNTT APT
SILVER SPRING AREA

II you are looking for an outstanding
investment let US show you this home con-
verted into three apartments, bringing IN
q monthly rental OF Sl77.50 Priced under
S11 900.
GRAHAM HALL WI 1880
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Center entrance frame. 3 bedToonA full
be "a. Ear&Es. porch. good lot Close q
EJw n JONES 4 CO.. INC, Woodlsy 1900
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$3.50

TakoEnA Park. Nd,-Bellcins 8 nsw
nenS close 70 trans Phone WI 1888
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81, ,ooo-Lod CABIN, 81 ACRES, IS
well water. bank barn, plenty Of fruit.
Many other farms. JOHN BURDOFT
colesville, Md. Ashton 3s46 Open ewes
93 ACRES, WELL FENCED. 65 ACRES
clear, rs acres timber. Good road. Elec.
So. 700. 20 acres. acres in timber. cleo,
good road; $1,000. Is acres. fronting on
Q roads, large trees, nice stream: $1,000.
Also ia acres. old house, ssrsge, nice
orchard S2.e50 II you want q farm see
S4,oIs US MYERS asss REALTY co. ArlinstOn' Va,
$50 ACRES, l0-RooM HOUSE, LARGE
barn, 100 cattle, % hogs, 70 tons hay.
1000 bushels corn, 8 horses, farming
equipment. Large stream $40, 900 90,
terms After 7:3o. Oxford 02se-J. OK
GRAND SMALL FARM AT Low PRICE.
lQ2 q. rolling fertile soil. tractor operated,
all under cultivation except enough wood
for home use. Good old home, 8 bis fre-
places, electricity, water. nice grove, big
lawn and garden; on hard road: good
schools, churches; TT. l mi. Price, 50 900: :
y cash Qess than replacement value OF
house. Safer, healthier, cheaper to live
IN the country. Box 227, Louisa. Va.
NEAR RoCKvILLE-I25 ACRES RICH
soil master house. 10 T., ami; 6-r.
tenant house, barns, oCTbuildingS, fences
all good condition; streams; good view;
priced less than cost Of improvements;
J. LETToN MARTIN.
401 Earle Bldg RE 24Q2
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Williamsburg Colonial,

chsvy chass vtsw. Nc Attractive wooded
twins roorn 23hs = Ions, ofrfas room,
complete sis9.Tse kitchen. eedroprnA ana
bath OF Isl GcoT- csntsr-hal stairway 70
2nk ro1Y which eo5t&4sx hags bedrooms
ard bath. roashea-in. pip@d and wired
iarfs basement Gear Earaee, screened
UeFsh ard open poreh house Is 4 yesrF
oil beat materials. unusual brick- heavy
sIsts roof. copper cutters and 6evnspoutG
copper pipfug, Nc. fur iaEseeE tnerczsa-
y Insulated TO INSPECT call " NJ FRY.
JTC.. Ss4n VIZ ave. wisconhin $3.50,
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4-REDROOM COLONIAL

JUST OFF CONNECTICUT AVE
Circumstances compel owner 10 sell TINS
spacious brick home Immediately; this is
a real opportunity fo- any one desiring
close proximity to all schools, excellent
TRANSPORTATION and shopping center COM
petely recoudltioned Il contains f1rSt-noor
fayatory really nice bedrooms and .
baths on second floor, large pine-paneled
recreation room with fireplace. "-caT ga
rage; It wiz pay 10 you TO investigate this
home Immediately For details call MI.
Up RANK g pHuIIPS nI 1411
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
LELAND ST.
HEEVv CHASE Mt

Lovely substantial s-roorn home, with
isrge bedrooms, ga baths lsrSe insulated
attic maid 5 room and bath; bis voooe5
lot lovely home fer $3.50 Cal
&rS Allen
pIXIE REALTY CO Ma. $3.50.
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$3.50
YOU'RE LUCKY!
FULTON r, GRUVER.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c

owner anxious 70 sell this delehtful
detached, center-hsn Colcnls, brick home.
Living room l2XS4'g, opening onto
screened porch, cheerful oinins room. at
tractively srrange6 kitchen. Second floor,
library l6xl7. with open fireplace; 2 bed.
rooms and - hathS- finished and heated
s1yio: beautiful lsndscsped 10 with trees
House Is n excellent CcD0.CoE. Near
schools and TRANSPORTATION. Owner may
consider SellirE furniture as whole,
Phone @ p NICHOLSON & SON Wood
lev 1880
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ROLLINGWOOD.

Distinctive Colonial brick home. ada
cent Rock Greek Park less than years
elh CaM WI hAR-
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YOU DON'T NEED
AN AUTOMOBILE!

Beautiful restricted woodside Forest ia
close 20 fast bus lire, only few minutes
from downtown and Govt. bidgs; 3 bedrm-.
S-bath homes. on large wooded lots avail
able in this ideal location for immediate
occupancy Out GeorEiA ave. ] mile past
Silver SpTinR
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FULTON r. GRUVER,
VACANT

rooms and bath, extra lavatory, oil burner
elec, refrigeration, built-in back porch.
brick garage; nice condition. Move righ'
IN Price, S7.Qb0. on terms. HUGH b
CONNER, RE. 496oi eve, TR. 2702. 1927
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FULTON R. GRUVER,
l417 Van Buren st. NV

Possession. semi-detacheo. lust of 18Th
a. near walter Reed rooms :. baths.
bedrooms, oil hot-wster heat; owner leav-
fnE town, reduced 70 SlUNo0, terms
g. H IALEGER
1910 St NV. DI 1919 Eve. GE. 20sl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-05
g ARRIVE IN
 JUNEAU EARLY
 THIS MORNING

Passengers arriving from the south early this morning included the fol- lowing:
 Miss V. Assilm, A. Anderson, Mrs. A. Anderson, Edward w. Buttke, Mrs. E. L. Blomgren, Miss Dorothy Carr, Miss Patricia Drulinger, w. E. Evans, Rex Eide.
 Mrs. A. J. Ficken, w. Finsen, Mrs. w. Finsen, Mrs. A. w. Fleek, Mrs. E. Glasburn and baby, Mrs. Elmer Hagen, Mrs. c. B. Hedges. B. Hor- lein, Mrs. H. Ibanwz, Mrs. T. Jen- sen, Mrs. H. Johnson.
 Miss L. Kaschalk, Victor Nelson, Carl Larson, Erma Martin, D. L. More, Earl McGinty, Mrs. Earl Mc- Ginty, MT. and Mrs. " L. More, Felix Narva, sherman Moves, K. w. Oakson, L. B. Pietras, Miss Made line Rein.
 Mrs. Don Robinson, Don Robin son, Keith Reischl, Lewis W. Roehn, J. w. Russell, Sylvia Ross, Mrs. Grace Sharetton, James E. Smith, J. S. Simovelin, H. w. Taylor.
 Mrs. A. T. Thomson, Mrs. Gus Uotila, L. J. Vestal, A. P. Wolf. Mrs F. Ann McGregor, Joseph Lenihan, J. L. Cochren
 Leaving for Skagway were J. J. Hillard K S JarkcCn and TT q Whiteside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-05
JH5 STUDENTS PRESIDE OVER
 ROTARY MEET

Juneau High Scnool students took ever today's noon meeting of the Rotary Club in Percy's Cafe, with Chee Hermann presiding and Presi- dent Rod Darnell taking corner table.
 inc students presented a sktt written by Harry Sperling, Jr., evolving around three make-believe spies which were sent to Juneau by Hirohito, Hitler and Mussolini. Hor- ace Adams, Jr., portrayed Benito Griff Nordling, the Jap Emperor, and John Bavard. Adolph.
 Other students who attended were Dean Allen and Jimmy Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-05
FEW RE6I5TRANT5
 SEEK ASSISTANCE
 FOR EMPLOYMENT

According to R. E. Barnes, Act ing Director, too few registrants are seeking the assistance of the trained personnel of the United States En- plOyment Service in execution of these questionnaires. Registrants are urged to avail themselves of this service, it being pointed out that friends or business acquain- tances contacted by registrants for this purpose may have insufficient time or Knowledge to render proper assistance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-05
5. .S.F0RDiDS DEFENSE OF
 FRENCH ISLE
Laval Claims Roosevelt Sent Note on Mada-
 qasear invasion
fBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Late afternoon developments i'll the British attack on the vital French Island of Madagascar were picked up in Vichy news agency broadcast, saying that British com mando forces, marines and infantry had landed on the northern tip Of the island which blocks the supply route to India.
 The broadcast said Britain is at tacking the strong naval base of Diego Suarez from the rear while warships and strong squadrons of planes assault Gle harbor frontally.
 Use Parachute Troops
 British parachute troops also are Icing used in the attack, according 70 the French report, which said that troops landed at Courier Bay and started pushing ten miles across the northern isthmus against the base i'll an attempt to forestall it's seizure by the Japs as a base from which to attack India supplies.
 Vichy's Pierre Laval declared to- day that he had received a note from President Roosevelt demand ing that France should not defend Madagascar against the British at tack. Laval said that the Vichy goy- ernment regards the note as inad- rnissable, but nevertheless France under no circumstances will make the first move to rupture relations with the United States, he said in addressing a press conference.
 Laval declare in his husky voice "The French Government leaves to Roosevelt his part in the responsi- bility of the eventual consequences of this agression."
 Protest Aggression
 He also said ne had given this message to the united States Charge D'Affaires, $. Pinckney Tuck, this morning.
 He said, Tn response to the Am orican no'e, inc French Government raises the most energetic protest against this aggression and takes notice that Madagascar must be re- turned to France France rejects as inaeris5abie the pretense tc fortid tise French Goyernment te defend, its 4Wn taFn40fv z
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-05
WORK BEGINS ON VICTORY GARDEN
 PROJECT SUNDAY

Many Juneau gardeners drove out the Glacier Highway over the week end to start work on the Victory Garden projects after receiving their plot assignments last week Cultivation of the plots is es- pecially interesting to residents be- cause of the announcement made this week by chairman of the Vic tory Garden Committee, Mrs. Flor inc Housel, that the plots are is- sued for the duration of the war, and the same ones will be kept by gardeners next year.
 Anyone who is unable to start cultivation of their gardens before May Is should notify a member of the committee or the garden plot will be re-assigned to others inter- ested.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-05
ORDER E ISSUED ON RADIO INSTRUMENTS

The Defense Communications Board by it's General Order No. 4, has determined that the national security and defense and the suc- cessful conduct of the war demand that the Government have know ledge of all persons who possess apparatus equipped for the trans mission of radio frequency energy
 This Order, according to Herbert A. Arlowe, Inspector in Charge, Dis trict No. g, requires that every person who has in his possession any apparatus which is capable of generating radio frequency, regis ter the same with the Federal Con- munications Commission. Radio transmitters already licensed are exempted unless the license has ex- pired.
 The term radio frequency en- ergy' means electromagnetic energy at any frequency between the lin- it's of 10 kilocycles-10000 mega cycles.
 Such apparatus includes any equipment which utilizes a radio frequency oscillator, or any other type of radiofrequency generator, to transmit, or which transmits, in- advertently or otherwise, radiOfre- quency energy - whether through space, or guided by wire lines-for purposes of communication or con- trol, for therapeutic treatments, in- dustrial operations, or any other purpose whatsoever
 All applications for certification of registration filed pursuant to this Order shall be filed at such place and shall be in such form and shall set forth such facts as the Com mission may deem necessary or ap- propriate to the exercise of it's duties under this Order.
 Upon receipt of an application for registration if the Commission finds that sufficient and reliable informa- ton has been furnished, it shall issue a certificate of registration in such form as it may prescribe.
 The certificate of registration shall be displayed in such a man. her as the Commission may pre- scribe, and the apparatus and the certificate shall be subject to in- spection by the Commission at all times.
 If any person Willfully violates any provision of this Order or any regu- lation issued hereunder, or by any act or omission falsifies records re- quired to be kept or information required to be furnished pursuant to the terms of this Order or to any regulation issued hereunder, the Board or the Commission shall take such action as is deemed appropri- dIc, AiCluSuiiS lcCoilluiciludUloil for prosecution under Section B tA) of the Criminal Code, d8 U. s. c. Sec. 8O..
 Copies of the Order may be ob- tained from Federal Communica- tions Commission and will be made available at the Alaska Communi- cations System offices in Alaska