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FARMS FOR SALE Cont. J

historic WATERFRONT, near Lees
burg. Va.-S0-acre farming estate,
improved with a spacious and
charming Southern Colonial home
Of 4 bedrooms, 4la baths, with all
modern improvements: 3 barns. g.
ters, and a quaint Groom school
house with slate roof, ideal for use
as an ONCE. GEORGE MASON
sunday. IA "a. 4494. M '0'0' ewes anu
a ACRES, modern 4-bedrm. house,
barn, chicken houses and other
buildings; Located in one Of the
on hard road about 20 miles OF
SILVER Spring or D. C. line. Beau
tiful view, large stream and meadow
IL you are looking for nice coun-
try home with good surroundings
see this one. 1t is going to be sold
Ton't last long. Asking price, S21,-
con CO..; Open Open for , rsasonsble one ofisr
ewes. and sun. WI. 1890. EUGENE
3. GINGELL, Real Estate, 7542
COMBINATION STOCK and tobacco
farm, 2s7 acres, bldss., fences,
grounds in excellent conition; "a
mile paved road frontage with board
fence. 10 miles downtown Wash;
pastures; 65 acres woods, balance
under cultivation. 5 large tobacco
barns and numerous other bldgs.,
3 tenant houses, box stall stable,
complete equipment such as trucks.
tractors, etc. Labor conditions ex-
cellent. Can be purchased with or
without 6-rm. modern brick dwell
ing. This farm suited to those who
want something better. Also a good
investment with high annual gross
Books available; price. S65.o00. Also
small adjacent farm of 10 acres
available to purchaser for S23,500.
Rsoees .nd eeapm.nt sT oWNE owfnEs Marlbo4o Isdns
LFEsBURG PIKE AREA-Nr. Ash
burn. Va, 81 acres with modern
frame 2-story house, . bedrms. and
bath, liv. rni.. din. rm.. kitchen and
utility rm., oil heat. S1S,5O0 McCAY
WEEK END AND SUMNER HOME
acres; / mi. from R. 81. between
Charles Town and Martinsburs, w.
Va, bordering on large stream with
n fine fishing; hunting and svimming;
room house. electricity installed,
sion. Price $4,000. Terms; $500
cash, balance 500 monthly. This
and other cheap weekend homes
shown by appointment. Phone
Herndon So BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon. Fairfax Co., Va. 26.
FORESTVILLE, MD. 4 mi. beyond
D. C.. line. 6 acres. modern 2-story
6-rm. and bath home; other utility
buildings; oil burner, hot-water
heat, storm sash; owner will decor
ate. Owners Illness requires i'm
mediate sale. Profitable farm and
home. Eve. or Sun. phone Mr..
Woodwell, ia. 5469. L. T..
GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1878 K st.
WITHIN MILES Silver spring,
Mont County: 55 acres, improved
with 1@-room, well constructed
house; house has fine modernization
possibilities; fine trees. numerous
outbuildines; good frontage on mac
adam road. Price, $4,000. H. IL
H. DEVELOPMENT CO., Lo. 5-2655
FARM, 10 ACRES, complete set OF
farm buildings. approx. ia mi: from
Rockville. All utils.. S15,500.
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER. Agent, Rock
vile $500, Ewes. and Sun. Mr..
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PARTS FOR SALE-Austin, La Sale,
Cadillac, Ford. ETC.; motors, $50 up;
trasmissions, $15 up; tires from 81
each: tenders and doors at lowest
prices. KENILWORTH AUTO CO.,
1901 Kenilworth ave. ne. VI. All.
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Hill, r. TIRRITTS
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AVAILABLE

IMMEDIATELY-lq4a
Chevrolet vans. stakes, panels and
pickups for hire by day, wk. or con.
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRiv- -UR-
SELL i6n2 st NV ME- 7G1
service; reas.. local or long distance
ia. 2937; after 7 pm, GE. 1916.
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GARAGES WANTED
STATION WAGONS

CROSLEY l94s; heater. etc; q real
clean wagon at q real clean price,
$685.. MORRIS g. HUGHES, 1914
Ga. ave NV. GE. 1855. -26
JEEP 1947 sta. wagon; perfect con-
dition; must sell by Sat. S pm;
MUST raise cash at once; come and
make an offer; YOU can get your
SELF an excellent car cheap. 5s06
BAlTO. BLVD. 95s
1871 Buick Special. Radio and heater.
Wood in Al cond. New top and
tires. Front end recently over
hauled. Sacrifice for quick sale.
$3.50. RA 42O6 -25
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VACATION PLACES.

FLINT HILL, VA" rm. (electric)
house. , porches. IL mo. vacation
ing. Cool summers, Gorgeous noun
tain views: barn DORM, privy, pump,
veg. garden. 2 acres; farm maid
service. fishing, hunting, hiking.
ideal for children; "a mi. Route
ell, $500 furn. HO. 4134, Apt.
262. -26
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NORTH BEACH. MD.-5-rm. cottage
FFSsSaa5islh FSSaished: Win sacrifice. csil Il
WOODLAND BEACH, MD.-geach
or trade for Md. property With
house and small acreage. IA. 635o4
NORTH BEACH-a6-room furnished
front corner in town. Has ample
room for expansion and has an
other building on property suitable
for business and living quarters.
Substantial amount of cash re.
appointment to inspect, call North
Fi4saERhLb Ffrse alb nkHETY Mi5T!p CO: s Wsst'
ATTRACTIVE 4-RooM. bath cottage.
Large screened porch; elec. refgr..
$3.50 SOW; terms. mSisI BoND, NE NE. oslo. /:
BAY FRoNT-Completel furn., year
s.seS "a 5stss f., 1iies' ss,sS0 cali !s: SSFth
WATERFRoNI BUNGALOW : Total
sRrissht s.seht. st;eoo; Sec this located at Deais
$3.50 down, $50 a month buys a
lovely bunsalow on a large lot with
full waterfront PRIVILEGES; very nicely
possesaon asasa ne cLIFFoRp ffp15R1o G. SSsa5 Woop
Maryland -26
EPPING FoRREST-Attractive cot
tase, living room with fireplace.
kitchen. . bedrooms, bath, screened
porch. near clubhouse and beach.
Easily converted to year-round.
EPPiNG FoREsT-Modern Groom
home with large screened porch and
sun deck; oil h.-w.h.; a truly fine
home with over an acre of land
$4,000.
home on bay front; oil heat. 500
900.
Other homes and a few choice water
front lots.
at Epping Forrest gate house or
phone Annapolis South Shore 3l01
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FARMS FOR RENT

NEAR ROCKVILLE. 1o3 acres, new
arm. bungalow, no improvements.
RA. 1101. -26
s5 ACRES, best So. Nd. tobacco land,
water front; shares or cash rent. To
inspect. write Box ASK. Star. 26s
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MOTORCYCLES
TRIIiMPu WINS Ioo

TRIUMPH WINS, 100 mile road race;
don't miss seeing these exciting ma
chimes. Singles, twins and As, from
S624; excellent used machines. from
S1.5. Trade and terms. ALLIED
MOTORCYCLES. 912 9Th NV. RE.
50T3. -o6
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REAL EsTArE LOANS tco.,)

CASH IN ONE DAY - Individual
wants to obtain End trusts on B. c.
resids: or will buy prop. for cash.
GIL: 6676. RA. 3@lsl. day or eve.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and 3rd; Md, Va,
2. c.; yk.,s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y ave. NV. RE. 1912
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. 1st and
End trust. No red tape, Quick serv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab 1924.
MA 1852, 11O4 Vermont ave NV
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COMPARE PRICES

AS Hudson 4-dr.; r. and H. S1,1eS
~ Dodge Cdr; r. and h. - sos
AZ Hudson conv. r. and h. 1q5
~ Ford Fordor VS.; htr.--- se5
AZ Buick conv.: r. and H. 1925
'46 Hudson club coupe 6q5
Al Dodge conv. club coupe - 345
All cars very clean. Low down pay
ment. Bal. E-z.
KENNY MOTOR SALES
$500 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
LII 4.Q45b -27
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TRUCK VALUES

4s GMc h-ton pickup, like
'4s GMc X ton pickup, like '''
new l,0OC
'46 GMc 1h-toon; c. Il 1.w.b. S5(
40 International ha-ton canopy igf
,3S Chevrolet Ia-ton van - LOT
SO GMC 1h-ton c. and c..
~ Ford 1a-ton pickup s2t
GMC Truck & Coach Div
80 M st. NE. NE. 0505.
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JOHN s. REECE, ll14 Half st. s.w.
11s
40 Clipper Co.; beauti-
full Brewster green finish, r. and h.,
WV. tires. Outstanding value on
today's market; SS95. Cash. trade
or terms
Montgomery-Stubbs Motors
LINCOLN: MERCURY DEALER
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy 40.
~ or 4S Dodge cl. coupe; good
AGFoMoAbhLhRs iSrd Rs9 WASTpb II S'ssrt sS pryss.
rolet club coupe, Ii. 4-7344. -26
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy a
Ksiser-Frazer. No dealers. VI. 94sS.
LATE MODEL Packard or Mercury
sedan. Have 1910 Packard. good
cond., to trade. No dealers. GIL.
$3.50 CASH; top bid for very clean
prewar 6-cyl.; private party will
consider any attractive offer; Box
"koPER" pays highest cash prices
Reps4 II 81 aa65 aufSoPRaEss RoPsR Mo Sss
TOR CO. sth and r. !. ave. ne.
FAIR. HONEST APpRAIsAIs on .n
Hs HHsskfaEs,dSosTiAc. asdS iss. f'uEs' { st nv a
WANTEDwchevrolet 40. 40 and Al.
from private party only. WA. 2o27-
WANTED. zoo wrecked. burned or
OLD oid cars rv to ooaa stock new wreskins Ski
81 and p'se SET easb 1svs " WoIFs SIInF MoT sSY1 ss
I2th and SITS. NV Elk 1859
DEALER desperate for late
model car All cash or cashier S
Georgia ave. GE 9761.
WE HAVE buyers waiting for Kaiser.
Frazer cars in good cond '47-'4S.
40 models Also any other makes.
TOP cash prices paid SCHLEGEL
iS AED saSa aoIDEN' se5 Carroll St NV:
TOP CASH PRICE paid for 80 to
40. very clean cars, by Carolina
dealer. 3212 r. I. ave. NE. WA.
WE NEED 100 CARS IMMEDIATELY.
Top cash price for clean 1888 to
sTEuART MOTORS. Ford, 6th and
n: Y. ave. NV. MA. 5000; 5120
WIS. ave. WO. 0010, -2S
LATE MODEL CHEVROLET or
Dodge .2-door: from private owner
Tor cash. ia. 1854. -o6
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
POHANKA SERVICE. INC. 1925
20th st NV Ex $500.
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Y J. ANON 11cno4 l.
DoIrfex Q0R Toirfay -2f
$40 600 BARGAIN

1o-scre poultry farm. 3-bedrm. frame
dwelling, situated on a knoll 'front.'
ing on Rt. so. approx. 80 miles
D. C. Facilities to take care OF 1000
baby hicks and 700 layers; modern
incubator; barn for COWS. See 1t
today by calling
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Nnirfnx nnG EairfaY S3R -OR
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AUTO TRUcKs-sALE (cen..
BARGAINS

2 '4s Ford u ton pickups. One witt
canopy top; one without; each $3.50
As H-ton Thames panel: British
built Ford. 30-35 miles to gal, S591
AZ Ford l5S" chassis and cab; ,.
ton; 2-speed axle; overhauled motor
Week. end reduction S77t
ARLINGTON MOTOR co
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MONEY TO LOAN
MoNEY WANTED

S3",0OO second trust PAYABLE SEQ
per mo-, including 81 interest. un-
Secured on 16 unit apt. bldg. with
B. F. SAUL, first trust. DU. 5637
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Il block south of Key Bridse.l
1917 No. Moore st. CIV. S7s7.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.
AUToMoTIVE MiscELLANEous

CASH for End trust notes. Prompt,
courteous seryiee; WILLIAM J.
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TRUCKS

80 Dodge 12-ton pickup S 295
'4s Ford Station wagon - 1875
As Thames l4-ton panel - 5a5
'4S Thames fz-ton panel 665
@ to choose from
'46 Dodge l7-ton pickup - 6aI
rs GMC 17-ton pickup 995
'46 Chevrolet 81 ton express
pickup 6aI
AS Chevrolet ha-ton panel = aal
40 Ford 15s" c. g. C. sos
~ GMC la-ton panel 795
'49 Ford 1i2>ton 1851; stake
12 IT. platform 1895
HILL & TIBBITTS
11l4 Vt. Ave. NV, MA. $3.50.
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PONTIAC l94a

FORCED SALE BY OWNER
OF vife's car; Streamlinel 81; Hy-
dramatic, radio. heater; not =
car guarantee to responsible party:
cost, in Feb, 40. S2,46O; selling
for 81 SA5 FA oRll -oR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-12
POOR MANS HIDDEN TAXES

By graphs and figures News Week shows that the poor man pays in hidden taxes considerable burden of taxation. The idea, of to lead the aver age citizen" to believe that he is getting off lightly
 Under the subhead, Tax Snowball," read
 Taxes accumulate all along the way from raw material to finished product the store shelves And at that point many States and cities add retail sales tax. The Tax Foundation, a research organization which studies government spending and taxes, has discovered 15O taxes levied the manufacture and sale of woman's hat 118 taxes a mans suit of clothes 151 loaf of bread, and at least 100 on dozen eggs.
 "There are about I11a cents of in the cost of a pack of cigarettes $206 taxes on $375 bottle of whisky and $500 to $500 S2000 car That is one big reason, say auto makers, why 5000 car today is out of the question.
 This year the average family will pay S69 in liquor taxes, s45 tobacco, and s49 in the cost of
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Smarter Drivers
Cincinnati Enquirerl


 Virtually all of the large insurance companies have just announced Is per cent reduction in auto mobile fire, theft and collision premiums The new rates vii apply to all policies which become effective after December l.
 The bulletin which came to our attention an- nouncng these rates gave explanation TOT the reduction but, of course it only mean that the companies have been enjoying a better experience with their fire theft and collision claims News papers, safety organizations and other agencies which have been pounding away for years at the need for safer driving take little bow for the fact that the public seems to be paying more attention to the manner in which automobiles should be driven 1hls, however, is campaign in which there must be no letup.
 However there has been no reduction in liability or property damage rates, and premiums for thls coverage in the case of family used by drivers under 25 years of age still approximately 3o per cent higher than policies which cover only drivers over 25 When the experience of the underwriters Justes a reduction in premiums for property damage ana
 liability protection, and when no excess premium Is required for drivers under a. will have real reason to believe that the nationwide educational program for safe driving has accomplished it's purpose
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sCHwINN BIKES AT MADsEN's
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
 that the undersigned was, on the 2Oth day of December, 1949, duly appointed executor of the last will and testament with codicil of Henry M. Olsen, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of deceased are required to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the under signed at Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of this mo- tice, at the office of Joseph A
 Mclean, Attorney. Dated this 20th day of December, 1949.
 JOHN SVE, Executor of the estate of Henry M. Olsen, deceased, First publication, Dec. p, 1949. Last publication, Jan. 12, 1850.
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T H HESE DAY
 B Y GEORGE :. SOKOLSKY
CHANG KAI-SHEK

This is the story of an abused and maligned heroic personality Chiang kai-Shek. I have known him and his family during the whole Of his public career. I have known his wife even for more years than he has.
 It was in 1919 that I first met Chiang kai-Shek. He was then associated with Sun yat-Sen who was refugee in the French Con- cession in Shanghai. Sun controlled the Shanghai Gazette" on which I had a job. I used to call on him every afternoon to discus the ways of the world, and young Chiang was often in his house on the Rue Moliere. To attach oneself to a revolutionary chief means self-sac- rifice. At one stage, funds were so lacking that Chiang became a runner" for an exchange broker but that in no manner interferred with his services as military secre- tary" to the head C. the Chinese revolution. It was a period of great trial
 I was actually in Dr. Suns house when a cable arrived asking hin to attend an all-Russian peasants conference in Moscow. The cable was signed by Lenin. It was in French and I translated it for pr. Sun. This was in 1920 and was Dr. Suns first contact with Lenin pr. Sun could not leave China for Moscow, but the invitation in- volved Chiang in his great career For, it was arranged that Dr. Sun should send military aid to study the Red army school system in Soviet Russia He sent Chiang kei- Shek.
 Chiang had been to a Japanese
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MODERN ETIQUETTE Sy $oRrprA 1rr

P. you nowedgemen reasonable time, this person if he received it?
 Yes perfectly justified in asking the gift have if the really did
 
 proper a brothers widow ter-in-law though remarked?
 A. consider such. This 0 personal feeling rather than
 " friend boy fiend' whe making introduction?
 A. they the best of
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: FORCEFUL full force; effecve Charles has forceu personality FORCIBLE by police a forcible entry"
 MISPRONOUNCED: Dishablle being ds-abe
 OFTEN MISSPELLED Nuisance; NUI. Neutral; NEU.
 SYNONYMS: Partake, participate, share.
 three times and it Todays "The end a absolute life most commonly desperate oeath." - Bon
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Exit An Al Man

President Truman may not know it yet, but he is going to lose another worth while public ser want. He is Atomic Energy Con- missioner Sumner Pike, the delight ful man from Maine. Pike wants to go back home and run for the State Legislature. Those who know Pike's pixeyish sense of humor forecast a tumultuous time for the Maine lawmakers.
 For more than year, Pike car- ried on a vigorous letter-writing campaign to collect half years pay as a $1-a-year man during the war. His letters were addressed to the conscientious Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, not noted for his sense of humor.
 Every time Morgenthau sighed and announced he was ready to give up the fight with Pike, his assistants rallied round and said, don't you dare. He would frame that 50-cent check, and hang 1t up in his office to laugh over. And we never would get our books back in balance. How would we explain a 50-cent deficit to Congressional investigation?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-12
Bipartisan Birthday

The luncheon was attended by both Democrats and Republicans, all close friends of the Speaker This caused Sen Lyndon Johnson, Master of Ceremonies, to announce it was a bipartisan birthday lun- cieon"
 Later he introduced Rayburn as "a man who has made his friends pround and his critics ashamed"
 Wnth a voice sometimes choked with emotion, Rayburn told how he was one of Il children, spoke of their early troubles and struggles boasted that seven still came home for Christmas dinner last year
 NO place in the world could we have had the opportunity we have had in America" he said.
 Rayburn went on to say that he believed "97 or 98 percent of the world are good people and have good in them. I haven't any room in my heart & time in my life for hatred. I love people and l be- lieve in them. under the lead ership of a plain man from the farm lands of Missouri, we have taken the courage to lead the world for good and righteousness. l be- lieve we will succeed"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-12
Small Business Champion

The House Small Business Con- mittee will dish out some unsavory but important, facts on the alarm ing growth of monopoly in forth coming report to Congress. The committee, headed by spade-calllng Rep. Wright Patman of Texas, will say in part:
 If monopoly continues at the present rate, either the giant cor porations will control all our mar kets, the greatest share of our wealth. and eventually our govern ment, or the government will be forced to intervene with some form of direct regulation of business.
 Either choice is inimical to those who believe in the American system of democratic government and free enterprise"
 The committee will recommend Q complete overhauling of the Fed eral Trade Commission, charging that the ETC has not given ade- uuate protection to little business men trying to compete with big monopolies.
 Perhaps more important, the Patman report will recommend these changes in the antitrust laws:
 IA provision barring corpora tion officials convicted of monop- olistic practices from resuming their jobs for a specified period after the conviction.
 2. A proVAlon that the United States, as well as private individ- uals, may bring treble damage ac- tions for violations of the antitrust laws.
 3. A provision that fines for
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LOOK and LEARN &y Sy c. GORDON

]. mailman a delivery of the welknown pilot Rogers killed? What item of is not? 4 flag 5 originated mail merchandising?
 ANSWERS people 2 Wiley Post.
 4 Sir Francis Drake
 Montgomery
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antitrust violations be increased from $5,O0O to $50,000 on each count.
 Patman also will charge that small-business men, bidding for government procurement contracts
 for defense and other purposes, are being systematically blackballed by red tape and contract specified tions that favor big companies.
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millIary school as a student but
 he had had little military exper-
 fence except with revolutionary and guerrilla armies. He had been
 born in Fenghua, outside of Ming 20. of peasant and fishing folks. In Ningpo, the Green Society was particularly active. This was secret revolutionary organiza- tion that, for close to three cen- turies. conducted an underground
 movement to restore China to
 Chinese rule. There were many
 such societies in China and they
 all aided Sun yat-Sen in his re-
 volutionary activities. Most power
 ful among their leaders was Chen
 chi-Mei who captured Shanghai
 for the revolution in 1911, and thus
 helped to establish the Republic
 of China. Chen brought Chiang
 kai-Shek into the revolution.
 So, Chiang went to Russia to
 study the Red army schools and
 in 1923, when Sun yat-Sen and
 Adolph Joffe signed an agreement by which the Kuomintang, Suns party, and the Communist Party of China were to be united and by which Soviet Russia was to ald Sun to conquer China, Chiang was subsequently, selected to head the
 Red army school at Whampoa, out side of Canton, in association With the Russians, Michael Borodln ana General Galens- -Bluecher.
 Among those who in 1924-25 came to Canton to aid pr. Sun were T. v. Soong, and H. H. Kung, Sun'S 5 brothers-in-la law Soong was fresh nom Harvard and had engaged i'll business; Dr. Kung was a northern CT from Shansi the son of an eX- ceedingly rich banking and mer- .handHlng family, a graduate of Oberlin College in Ohio, Y.MC.A. Secretary in Kobe, Japan Whef pr. Sun and his revolutionary group had taken refuge there.
 On March 12, 1925, Dr. Sun died. His three principal adjutants quar- relied for leadership: Liao chung Kai was assassinated; Hu han-Mln and Wang ching-Wei ran away. Chiang walked in vacuum ana took power. Few persons ln Chlna had ever heard of Chiang before this. He was known as the Red Generalp "the Ningpo Napoleon" Whatever he was called, an army
 was organized which by Christmas of 1926 had conquered the whole of south China and was on the Yangtze. It was an unbelleVaple tour de force.
 was in Hankow at this tune and realized that Chiang was Ill real trouble. The Russians had come to dislike his independence They were experimenting with
 new technique of conquest. All the tricks since used in Europe were
 being tried out in China. Secret instructions had come from Mos
 COW to get rid of Chiang. Those instructions leaked to me and were published by me. In a few months Chiang made break for Shanghai where he organized the Nanklne
 government that has held China from 1927 to 1949 when. with the
 aid of the American State Depart ment, the country was handed to Soviet Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-12
NEW AIR ATTACK
 BY NATIONALIST ACCENTS BLOCKADE
(By Assocsased Pressl

The Chinese Nationalists lave accented their blockade of Shang- hai with a new air attack.
 Nationalist bombers raided the Communist port today. It's reported that one bomb scored a direct hit on a thousand ton ship in the harbor.
 The Nationalists also sent planes against Foochow, the seaport cap ital of Fukien Province, and var ious Communist bases in the main- land.
 At the same time, Nationalist fighters are said to have ralIged up and down the coast straIing small craft that might be used by the Chinese Communists Tor an invasion attempt against formosa.
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gasoline. Property taxes paid directly others indirectly in rents and prices amount to $177 per family Sales taxes will take another S48 And poration income taxes which the consumer also pays in the form of higher prices will take a whopping $3l7 out of the average familys purse"