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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
HObrook Is Named Chairman of Roll Call for Red Cross

Wellman Holbrook, Forest
 Examiner, United States
 Forest Service, has been ap-
 pointed to head the annual Red Cross Roll Call for the
 Juneau Chapter, it was an- nounced today by B. M Beh- rends, Chairman. The drive
 will open on Armistice Day and end Thanksgiving Day. MT. Holbrook and members
 of the Executive Committee,
 at luncheon at the Gasti- neau Cafe today, discussed
 organization plans. He will appoint chairmen for the several communities of the
 ) Chapter and make the de- tailed plans public within a few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
Labrador Coast Town
 Is Destroyed by Fire

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland, Nov. town of Battle Harbor on the Labrador Coast was yesterday swept by fire. The Grenfell Hos- pital and fishing premises contain ing winter supplies were destroyed. No loss of life has been reported. The few patients in the hospital es- capped uninjured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
LEvINSKY IS WINNER OVER
 JIM SLATTERy

CHICAGO, H., Nov. liking Le- vinsky finished up winner of ten round bout last night over Jimmy Slattery in the Chicago Stadium. The verdict was not popular and the fans greeted it with 10 minutes of booing when the referee raised Levinsky's hand.
 Unofficial observers credited Slat- tery with winning seven of ten rounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
Giant DO-X to Fly to Englar,d TOnlOrrOW

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 7.-Ihe giant c CT m a n seaplane De-X made brief flight today pre- paratory to leaving for South ampton tomorrow enroute to New York City via the Acres and Bermuda. The present plan Is to remain in England swo' days, thence to Havre and Lis--. bon. Only unexpected change in the weather will delay the take off.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
BROOKHART IS READY
 TO TURN DEMOCRAT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Sena- tor Smith w. Brookhart, of Iowa, said he would support a Democratic organization in the Senate if the party will sponsor a legislative pro- gram which he considers satisfac- tory.
 The Senate stands 48 Republi- cans, 47 Democrats and one Farm Labor Party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
New York City Adds
 To Emergency Work

NEW YORK CITY. N. Y. Nov. 7..- The metropolitan added 1000 men today to cleanup odd jobs bringing the total to ,2,sop men on the emergency relief employ ment tasks. The tasks for the squads includes tidying up play grounds, parks and vacant lots.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
Modern Robin Hood at Large Hn Chicago

CHICAGO, H., Nov. IA modern Robin Hood is at large in this city today after taking S310 from the manager of a store. He ordered Jack Frank lin, a customer to also give up his money. Franklin protested, saying he had been out of work. The rObber peeled off two bills from the loot and said: Here, get some coffee"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
DEMOCRATS ARE'
 STILL LEADING. IN HOT FIGHTS.
Grigsby, Karnes and Shat tuck Hold to Narrow
 Margins; Boyle Elected

With seven precincts reporting from all over the Territory in the past "A hours, Democratic candi- dates for Territorial offices still in doubt were late today still hanging onto margins which had shrunk somewhat but which party leaders are hopeful would not be wiped out. Split tickets, evidenced by re- turns. and turnovers from previous elections, made it impossible for any predictions to be made that could be regarded as logical.
 George B. Grigsby, Democrat, still had a lead of 91 votes over Judge James Wickersham, Republl- can, in the. incomplete returns. An- thony J. Karnes, Democrat, was leading w. K. Keller, Republican, for Commissioner of Education, by 93. These are the only Territorial offices in doubt as earlier reports insured the election of w. G. Smith, Republican, for Treasurer, Cash Cole, Republican for Auditor, ana William A. Hesse, Democrat TOT Highway Engineer.
 Close Local Race
 Allen Shattuck, Democrat, was still out in front on the Senatorial race in this Division, leading c. T. Gardner, Republican, by l54 votes. Roth parties are claiming this of- flee. but it probably will take the official count to settle the matter
 The changes in political sentl- ment in First Division precincts, as shown by returns from various points, makes the outcome douply uncertain. Polling places heretofore Republican have switched this year into the Democratic column With unusual frequency. Craig, normally Republican, returned straight Democratic majority, and Demo crats are confident other unreporteo West Coast precincts, now missing will be found to have done the same thing.
 Boyle Sure of Place
 Judge Frank A. Boyle's election as member of the House Of Rep resentatives was apparently assured today. He had lead of 345 votes over William L. Paul and 362 over Walter P: Scott, both Republicans. The other House places are assured for A, H. Ziegler, Democrat, Grover C. Vim and J. E. Johnson, Re- publicans.
 Returns received since yesterday from this Division were as follows: -iNsKake: Grigsby 1, Wickersham 1oe: Hardcastle 1; Smith no; Cole 4f2. Gaffney |; Hesse ], Johnson Q. Ulmer III; Karnes 4, Keller loo' Frame O. Gardner 1o8, Shattuck l.; Boyle 1, Johnson 107, Judson l, Mc- Cormack 86, Paul 1o8, Sampson g. Scott 21,s Vim 107, ziegler ?.
 Craig Grigsby 54, Wickersham B. Hardcastle 49, Smith 35; Cole 41, Gaffney 42; Hesse 45, Johnson 8. Ulmer 33; Karnes AZ, Keller Al; Frame IA, Gardner B, Shattuck 34; Boyle 45, Johnson 33, Judson ST. Mccormack IA, Paul 36, Sampson s3s Scott 34, Winn 38, ziegler 55. ss Rake Cuts Scott
 The feature of the vote at Rake, one of the strongest Indian pre- cincts was. the. discrepancy of the vote cast for Scott and that boiled for the oher Republican candidates. He received only 21. and the oth- CTS received 107 to no. Mccormick, the Independent candidate, bene- fitted by the break and got S6 votes from it.
 Craig, normally Republican and in former years returning majori- ties averaging about two to one TOT that ticket, swung over into the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
ITALIAN INTEREST
 IN U. s. ELECTION

ROME, Nov. 7.--Leaders in the Italian wine production industry are displaying great interest in the American election results and look
 ing forward toward any possible change in American laws The loss
 of the American market had an important effect on them. I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
DEMOCRATS AND R EP U BLICANS
 TIE IN H Q J USE
Lone Farm L ab or Party Man from Minnesota
 Holds Balance INSURGENTS MAY MAKE SENATE DEMOCRATIC Brookhart and Others Will- ing to Act with Demo-
 crats to Organize

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-Unless ran unlocked for change develops somewhere the next National House of Representatives will be a tie be- tween the Democrats and Republi- cans, with the balance of power. politically. vested in Farm Labor member. The Senate is almost as close
 This morning the indications are that the new House of Representa- tives now stands as follows:
 Democrats, 217.
 Republicans, 2I7.
 Farm Labor, 1.
 This lineup was arrived at when a re-check of the votes in the Eighth Indiana District gave Con- gressman Albert H. Vestal, Republi- can, plurality of nine votes over Claude c. Hall, Democrat.
 The lone Farm Labor Congress- man who now seems to hold the balance of power is Representative Paul J. Kvale of the Seventh Min nesota District. Kvale was endorsed by the Democrats.
 The political lineup of the Senate is almost equally as close. It now stands:
 Democrats, AZ.
 Republicans, 48.
 Farm Labor l.
 These Republicans include the in- surgents several of whom have been acting with the Democrats more often than with the Republicans. Already there Is talk of enough of the insurgents cooperating with the Democras to control the body. Sena- tor Smith w. Brookhart of Iowa has said that he will work with the Democrats if their program is satis- factory.
 Many things could occur between now and the organization of Con- gress to change his situation: Re- counts, death, resignation, or other development.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
!Ne10 EmpOrer Adopts Stunt Of Rockefeller

ADDS ABABA, Abyssinia, Nov. 7.--Emperor Halle Selassie has emulated John D. ROckefel- Ter. He has distributed dimes among all children within his call. He was crowned last Sum- day. --.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
RADICALS WILL HAVE BAL LANCE OF POWER IN CONGRESS
HOOVER CALLS ON PEOPLE TO EXTEND
 AID TO NEEDY ONES

WASHINGTON, D. c, Nov 7.-Ptesident Herbert Hoover today people of the United States to observe Thanksgiving extending aid to those who in need suffering beyond their
 The this country has reasons for giving Nation suffered far less than others present difficulties"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07

E. R. Steivers, deputy United States Collector of Customs at Nome. was among the passengers on the motorship Northland. arriv- ing here today. He will be con- nected with the headquarters office here this winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07

J Kelly of Minneapolis is at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
SEvENTY-S|x
 MINERS DEAD
Bodies Brought to Surface Explosion in Under
 ground Workings

MILLFIELD, Ohio, Nov. 7.-Sev- enty-six dead have been taken from a mine here following an explosion and fire which wrecked the under ground workings late yesterday.
 It is believed the list of dead will be increased because of the serious condition of 18 men who escaped These men were brought to the surface during the night after spending several hours in the gas filled pit with dampened cloths over their mouths.
 . The bodies of the dead have been placed in an improvised morgue here where efforts are being made to identify them. This Identification is hard. because the bodies are dis colored. It appears that all the men died as the result of gassing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-07
INVESTIGATION

MILLFIELD, Ohio, Nov. Fed eral. State and County officials will start an investigation tomorrow in- to the blast and gas explosion. The National Guardsmen summoned to keep order, have returned to their homes.
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List SIPS "C" NMB RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice is hereby given that the lands described below, within the Chugach National Forest, will be open to settlement and entry at the United States Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska, under the provisions of the homestead law and act of June 11, 1906 (Stat., 233), on September 27, 1880, by any qualified person in the ab- sence of entry by persons coming within either of the two follow ing classes: CD Persons named after each tract upon whose ap- pIication the lands were listed if any, who, in order to avail themselves of the preference right, must file their application within sixty days prior to datf of opening: (2) Ex-service men of the war with Germany, who, in order to avail themselves oF the preference right conferred bv Congress, may file application within one hundred ten days prior to date of opening. All such
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TODAy'S WEATHER

Place Tam. Condition Seward 16 clear, strong north wind Divide clear, light north wind Hunter -2 clear, and calm Grandview 2 clear, light no. wind Tunnel 0 clear, light north wind Moraine c clear, high north wind Girdwood "A clear and calm Anchorage 4 lgiht, north wind Wasilla 0 clear, north wind Talkeetna clear, northeast wind Curry -18 clear and calm Broad Pass -12 clear, It. no. wind Healy 20 clear and calm Nenana IS clear and calm Fairbanks -35 clear and calm
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applications filed within the first twenty days of this period will be treated as simultaneously filed at 3 a. m. on the ninetieth day prior to date of opening. AppIi- cations by ex-service men there after, but prior to date of open ing, will be treated in the order in which filed.
 The general public may file ap- plications within twenty days prior to opening date. These will
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be treated as simultaneously filed at 9 a. m.- on date of opening, but no application will be allowed prior thereto.
 S1a SWA NEl4 See. 14. FIN. K. I W., s. M., containing 2O.0o acres. Listed upon the application of Czerney D. Geyer of Seward. Alaska. List SIPS.
 Feb. '. 1880. Thee. c. Harren, Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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ArCoHoL CONFIsCATED

MERGER, Cal, March IT, (Pl- Making their second raid in two weeks, federal officers from San Francisco headed by special Agent Norman Laine, confiscated an alco- hol manufacturing plant, including a large still and several thousand gallons of mash and alcohol, the whole valued at about s75,000. The still was found in a large barn on the Campadonitna ranch near here.
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ONE CAR FOR 4.5 PERSONS

WASHINGTON. March IT, R)- At the outset of 1880, the United states had one automobile for each 45 persons, survey of the Ameri- can Motorists Association reveals There are near cars for each mile of road in the country.
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VALUABLE BONDS STOLEN

NEW YORK, Mar. Is lPl-Nego- aable stocks, valued at $S5,O0o, were stolen by dapper man in an alpaca coat who posed as an employee of a stock exchange house and persuaded a messen ger to hand the securities over to kim.
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The Coast Guard Cutter Che Ian arrived in port yesterday from it's patrol of the fishing banks, for fuel oil. The Cutter Unalga arrived today to take on two car loads of coal
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Reconstruction of Glacier High way from near the J. B. Mar shall ranch to Mendenhall Glacier and it's extension from the present terminus to the sand flat just be- low the glacier will be made this year
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TAKEN FOR i RIDE"

CHICAGO, Mar IS. tp The police fought with a crowd of 15,- 900 persons In an effort to main tain order at the funeral of 'Dingbat" Oberta, gangster, who recently was taken for ride"
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LANGUAGE EACH YEAR

LOS ANGELES, Mar, IT, (P-A three-year- -old miss who arrived from Columbia surprised immigra tion officials by speaking English, French and Spanish fluently.
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SHOW POSTPONED

Owing to the delay of the reg ular train from Anchorage ar living here last night it became necessary to postpone the pre- sentation of "On Vacation" un- til week from today, next Tues day night.
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MASONIC NOTICE

Regular communication of Sew ard Lodge No. 219 to be held this evening, Tuesday, at Masonic Hall, at 500 o'clock. Visiting brethern invited to attend.
 NJ. s. Banbury, Secty.
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POSITIONS IN DEMAND

PARIS. Mar. Is. (P)-The Bank of Financial Settlements man agers have received 30,O00 applica- tions for the 50 positions which are open.
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AIRPORTS PLAN LIGHTING

WASHINGTON, Mar, IT, (Pl- Complete lighting equipment for night landings are planned by more than 200 municipal and pri- vate fields during the present year.
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WARM 2.0OO FEET HIGH

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar, IT, (P)- Pilots along the Pacific seaboard find three temperature strata, one at 2,000 feet being warm while be- low or above 1t is extremely cold
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DE RIVERA PASSES

PARIS, Mar. IT, (41-Primo de Rivera, former dictator of Spain, died of heart failure in his hotel room Sunday He was 50 years old
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Last week marked the opening of the Juneau Amusement Co., roller skating rink at Juneau.