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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-14
ALASkA'S BEST
 CHORUS SINGS
 ON SATURDAY
Scandinavian and Ameri- can Songs Will Be
 Given by Normanna

"Aa Kjore vatten og kjore ved."
 Scandinavians everywh here are famed for their love of music. Their choral organizations, of which they have many in Sweden and Nor way, rank among the best and most numerous in the world.
 The Vikings of old were famed as the singing warriors, and it is said they rowed to battle or to explorations to the tune of lively Viking melodies.
 Best Chorus In Alaska
 It is perhaps from them that the Scandinavians of today have in herited their love of vocal music and the people of Juneau will be treated to some of the best exam pies of this when the Normanna Male Chorus, famed as the best of it's kind in Alaska, will bring 30 singers here for program to be given in the Coliseum theatre Sat urday night.
 The chorus will sing many beau- tiful Scandinavian numbers includ- ing the rousing Viking Sonner, by Moller, a Seattle composer, and Hay by Borg as well as some humorous numbers such as Paul paa Haugom" and "Aa Kjore Vat ten"
 One of Popular Numbers
 The last named is one of the most popular numbers sung by the chorus and Scandinavians and oth- CTS here in Juneau will look for ward to hearing their song with expectancy.
 Some of the American songs to be included on the program are "Duna," by McGill. Il ar boar d Watch" by Parks and Chimes by Westman.
 Violin and piano solos, as well as vocal solos and duets will make up the program. This will be the first visit of the Normanna Male Chorus to Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-14
WOMAN DIES ON GALL OWS
 FOR MURDERS
First Woman to Be Hanged in Hungary in Many
 Years Is Executed


 SZOLNOK. Hungary Jan. l4-- Marie Kardos. the first woman to be hanged in Hungary in many years, went to the gallows for the murders of her husband and 22- year-old son last year. She was one of 40 women tried last spring and summer after their husbands and relatives had died mysteriously by poisonings.
 An old midwife was charged with melting the crimes and making the poison potions. She committed sui eide. Three of her clients were sen- tenced to death and several others to life imprisonment.
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sHRINERs ATTENTION

Annual Election of Officers of Juneau Shrine Club, Masonic Tenn pie, Wednesday evening 7:30 pm sharp. All Mobiles urged to attend By order of President.
 J. w. LEVERS, -adv. Secretary.
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SENATOR ELECT LOMEN CONN 6 OUT BY PL LANE.
Leaves Nome with Wife and Others Party
 Bound for Seattle

NOME, Alaska, Jan. 14-Sena- tor elect Alfred Lomen, accompan- jed by his wife, has left by plane enroute to Seattle for a vacation, prior to the opening of the Terri torial Legislature at Juneau.
 Thurman Curtis, John Christner Frank Curtis, wife and daughter are also passengers on the plane enroute to Seattle.
 The Curtis Brothers are of a moving concern of Seattle. They have just completed contract Of moving intact mammoth electric dredge for the Hammon Company here from Little Creek to Center Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-14

A. Stanly county, N. C.. farmer reports an income of $38 to $40 a month from five COWS without buying feed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-14
By ROBBIN COONs

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 14.-If Am erica really required a good five cent cigar, Clara Bow has had a greater need-a movie vehicle giv- ing her opportunity to display what she has in the acting line.
 Now, at least, the studio for which she has been coining money these several years has heard her plea, and soon a new Clara" will be on the screen.
 The story, yet untitled, will have Gary Cooper in co-starring role, which indicates the sincerity of the studios effort to give her a chance, for Cooper has been rising steadily in ability and popularity Clara Gets Her Chance
 Clara, despite or because of the publicity given her various recent difficulties, has remained money maker at the box-office even with WCdh fClllOlCo. oliC lOllE ildo WoiiOOSi to do something better, and this apparently is her chance
 Another actress, whose desire for better roles led to a protracted dispute with her st dio, has achieved her aim in "The Man Who Came Back" in which Janet Gayor and Charles Farrell are to- gether again.
 Janet had rebelled at the light musical assignments given her, and this was her first picture since her return. Her role is that of sweet young girl who goes to the depths and rises again with the man she loves, who has sunk equally low It will be interesting to see how the fans accept her as bedraggled opium-fiend, indulging in a heavy melodrama with Farrell. From our viewpoint the whole picture was unconvincing, but it'll probably cleanup at the box of- flee
 Perhaps it's the Sunny Side Up'' influence, but seeing it you subcon- sciously/ expect the idyllic pair to break into song They don't-very fortunately.
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quiet life in a little Ireland village when she was picked for part in Song O My Heart" She came
 here to finish the picture and stayed-and probably will stay for
 quite while.
 Cromwell and Wayne are newer
 to acting than the others. A few months ago, after dozens had tried
 for the, role originated by Richard
 Barthelmess in "Tolble David, Cromwell asked for it and got it. Although he never had been be-
 fore a movie camera, he proved a
 hit.
 A director liked the way John
 Wayne walked-and gave him the ] lead in "The Big Trail" He proved
 one of the years finds" Wayne
 was a property man when discov- cred.
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Daily Empire want Ads Pay.
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Play lnooor Gon at The Alaskan
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hand to welcome Peter Pan" at the opening of the annual stage re- yival
 And the whole house-a cross section of sophisticated Hollywood entered into the spirit of it and clapped like children to save Tinker Bell from dyingl"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-14

From Urbana, Ill, by way of Vi- enna, came Marion Lessing to be one of the more promising ci Hollywood's younger actresses.
 She is the daughter of Prof. Otto E. Lessing of the University of Illi- nois. In 1925 she went to Vienna to play three years there on the legitimate stage.
 Then she came to New York and appeared in two stage plays, Those Days" and Flight"
 The movies called her and she has played in several pictures AL though she always is cast to play a lovely, young ingenue, her ambition is to enact character parts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-14
GEYERs GO SOUTH

c. D. Geyer, wife and daughter June, left on the Queen for Seattle enroute to Fort Jay, New York. He has been transferred from the local office of the Signal Corps to the Military office at the fort.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-01-14

Ingratitude!
 The Vests open spaces, which have been turned to profitable ac- count by talkie-makers this last year, are in for some rather un- grateful kidding by these same pro- ducers.
 Jack Oakie will star in Dude Ranchp as the almost fearless rider of the plains. The west we have always. with us!
 The great of filmdom were on
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statesmen.

Twenty local banks and bust
ness houses, together with ten
New York banks, have endorsed
us-yet we are only twelve
months old.
We have started a NEW in
dustry-and have plenty Of imi-
tators-but being the first in the
field we got a good start-and
are the leaders-millions ahead of
our nearest competitor.
We are expanding and need a
few intelligent men of high char
acter capable of earning 5000 a
year and more. Training at Our
expense; sales experience help
full but not necessary.
Call National 1881.
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The corn that American farmers grow today is far
different from the native grown by the Indians
This difference is due to breeding. At the Depart
ment OF Agriculture's experiment station on the
Virginia shore of the Potomac, find Uncle Sans
plant breeders creating new varieties Of corn by
process known as selling" Paper bags are tied
over the tassels Of a plant to collect the pollen.
Other bags tied over the ears to keep pollen
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He be not the only who hath remarked your
manner toward her." insisted Sir Richard. Blake
laughed. why, you're crazy. The princess Is
mighty sweet kid but she can't see for distance"
Enough of thy outlandsh speech l gather re-
torted Richard ito understand thy meaning, James.
but am unconvinced. The eyes OF the princess
seldom leave thee when thou art upon thy horse"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fC4nAsn.aA

LUNCH ROOM doing good business with 5
apartments above, with long leace. Price
IL noon to pm. l2'
BEAUTY SHOP: excellent location and COM
pletely equipped, at sacrifice; owner leay-
ing city. Address Box 343-R, Star once.
ly equipped; established business; low rent:
with or without apt above; price. $3.50;
terms. Address Box 342-R. Star ONCE
LUNCHROOM.. busy location fully equipped;
low rent; good paying business; owner must
Box 32o-R. Star once.
CAFE WITH SODA FOUNTAIN: 1853 Penn
Syivania ave. NV; completely. equipped;
going business; sacrifice price; terms.
DRY CLEANING STORE. well estab; good
hsa. Aas shssD Hs sn 9y1sT has other
location; receipts about $500 per Week. Wone
S. 81 Sus dash msR REss
WE WE want business places Of an KIND; for
business brokerage is well known: Estab.
BUSINESS BROKERS. a2S New York ave.
HARDWARE AND PAINTS = established
6 5o5 3 GOOD opportunities. Address Box
ROoMING HoUsE-14 rooms, 2 baths: mod
tion: rent. SIS; price. $500.
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down ss% location; rent. SIS. ~
modern centra ineome g ss seems monb pains
Ss5oLconfect; and sandwich business;
near school and theater; rent, s25.
s65o-Light lunch, fountain and delicates-
r. NJ. CURTIS, 800 18th st. NV. Nat. 1882.
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from other stalks away, for the plan is to take the
pollen from one plant it to fertiize the
on the same plant This method Is followed for
several years until certain character becomes
fixed Then two strains are oss-pollinated, and
vigorous hybrid with huge is the result. A
troublesome problem for corn growers in the Middle
West has been get strains of corn that would not
be damaged by cold nights BY trick OF Nature
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COLLECTOR, living i'll Clarendon or vicin-
ity. to collect on monthly magazire ac-
counts must be able to furnish letter of
accommodation from last employer: See
st nv.
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DELIVERY BOY white or colored for florist;
must have experience; reference required.
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a cold-resistant strain discovered in Illinois
few years ago by the temperature dropping four
degrees lower each night for a week. Finally only
one strain of corn remained unhurt from the cold.
That experience suggested to Uncle Sans plant
breeders-a portable refrigerator for corn fields.
Why not manufacture cold nights that could be
tempered to the desired degree, and thus give scen-
fists q chance to study the effect Of cold with
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GARDENER - Man with some
greenhouse experience to care for grounds
OF large estate and to supervise general
work on outside. Address Box 33l-R, Star
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Sir Richard smiled in return. Thou wilt always
joke" he said even in the face Of death. Neer-
theless would advise thee" Then the knight ex-
planned carefully and at length to Blake just how
he should conduct himself to meet Sir Maud's on
saught He will fight his best for he Is jealous"
Jealous? OF whom?" inquired Jimmy innocently.
"IIe would wed the nrnceSS"
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GROCERY CLERK, experienced, with refer

HIGH-SCHOOL BOYS. l6 and IT years old
for magazine selling crew operating locally;
salary Also ! crew supervisor, with use of
car and salary Apply Saturday morning,
curtis Publishing Co, 932 N. Y. ave. NV.
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INFANTS AND CHILDREN. BOARDED; KIN
dergarten training; best of care given Tea-
sonabe. Hyattsville 1902 Brentwood Nurs-
cry. Rhode Island ave and Bunker Hill rd.
coiieSe Councillors. athletic PROGRAM. swim
mins' horsems snsi So weekly; transpor!a-
5. Y or, LIVE WE GA
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TRUssES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
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E hc n.s sA e tsl bss h:, .cep SEEE
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cleaned. 81; mems suits and overcoatS; Use.
Howard,s odorless Cleaners. Stores all over
HERMAN BURNETT LAWSONEANY IN :.
formation regarding his present whereabouts
kindly somW1nicste Milton oOttiie0' Is park
Special this week only. panamas cleaned and
Experts, formerly WITH Madame hSn anu
Frank r. Jellef. Call Dist. 1856. II.
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ref. Adams o696.
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Phone Metropolitan 26l8
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PROTESTANT MEN. WOMEN, FOR MEM
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JEWELRY SALESMAN, installment. to collect
and sell old established firm salary and
commission. No trifers. Address Box lo5-M,
Star ofice
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Does Prince Gobred favor Malud's suit?" asked
Blake after pause. why not?" asked Richard,
for he is a powerful knight He has great castle
and fully hundred men t-arms." Are there no
other knights powerful in all this great valley?
None save Bohun' said Richard, lowering his
voice. but seldom speak Of him, though he calls
himself king Perhaps should tell thee why go
ahead said Blake. dish I'D the dirt
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HELP-NfEN.

BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, expert
enced permanent position. state age and
salary desired. Address Box 232-R, Star
ONCE
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CLERK-Thorough experienced in grocery
store; for Saturdays only. 5505 l4th ST.
n Cieorgin 206O.
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MANAGER for restaurant; must be expert
enced. honest, reliable and have good refer
ence; state experience, wages expected, also
placs where you have worked before. Ad-
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DELIVERY MAN Apply Chastleton Market,
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MANA well paying position under direc-
ton; neat appearance, but no experience
necessary. Room ALL 1917 NV, TO 8.
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exactness? So they built the mobile electric refrig-
orator that here. 1t is 50 built that it can
be let down over q stalk Of corn so as to get its
reaction to various regulated temperatures. Then
this unique apparatus plant breeders are learning
many new facts about corn. MISUNDERSTANDING
for Sugar in the Everglades.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS PROPERTY. well located down
town; sale cheap; rent or trade Met O6O7
DELICATESSEN, years established; cheap
rent; bargain for $500. SIS Florida ave. NV
WILL INVEST $4,000 and part-time services.
schemes. Address BOX 229-R. Star office. l2'
WOMAN capable, wishes to Luy rooming or
boarding business walking distance down
town. Address Box Joan, Star office. IL
FOR SALE-General store with groceries.
meats, fruits and vegetables, in the most
attractive and growing suburb Of Washing
ton; invoice, $4,000; sell at invoice. j. @.
Abbott, Falls Church. Va. 20.
BAKERY FOR sAIE-Up-to-date shop; rent,
$35 q month; good location. Address Box
334-R, Star ONCE.
Making money, cars on hand. Investigate.
24-26 Pierce ST. NV. Met. 1851. IL
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LAUNDRY SHIPPING CLERK, experienced.
Must know the city. Address Box 224 M
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MAN, Of neat appearance. to INTRODUCE the
very newest Hone for Safety and Straight
razor blades; 100 shaves to each blade. Good
profits; splendid chance to clean up. 1mme-
date interview by addressing BOX 23S.R,
IL"
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MEAT CUTTERS AND CLERKS-We want
fVe experienced men at once; good pay.
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MEN to sell cemetery lots; big pay; expert
ence unnecessary. Phone District 627O, Mr..
Oaa
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MEN-Three, with some sales ability for
outside sales work. Prefer those that have
sold Books Apply sos G ST. NV. Room 100.
q. 40 to 9 80, 8: 80 to S. ask for Mr.. DavidS
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CAB DRIVERS with identification cards;
Notwithstanding plan; new cabs: Arcade Cab
O40A 1lfh CT Apt 81
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MEN wanted for outside work, Clean.
established company. Must be, neat. have
fair education and used TO- t9 hsrd wosK p4 Ap
Bldg. between 10 and II. to and 40.
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SITUATION-MEN.
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tContinuedD
WHITE MAN. reliable. position as frst-class
cabinetmaker or carpenter; highest refer
cnce. Call 2405 Penna. ave. NV
YOUNG MAN wants work as chauffeur,
houseman, janitor, garage or any regular
work. 9l3 w st. NV.
MEMS ALTERATIONS
offer you 10 years experience from 60
getting and volume getting stores; my de-
partments are efhciently operated. turning
out the best work at minimum cost. Altera-
tionS and service that will positively please.
Address Box 234-R. Star once. IL
ACCOUNTANT.
Age 20, permanent or temporary shep. 2e7l
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OFFICE FURNITURE from U 8. Govt
for your once at great saving. Warrington
Salvage Co.. once furn. dept. $40 9Th st NV.
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PIANO, baby grand, slightly used: mahog-
any, high-grade: leaving city; reasonable.
13l2 Mass ~
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Inviting prices. One stieT. like new; sass:
case small size, SIS; Harvard upriEhts. s4e;
Emerson player. fine condition. :le5: apart
Guiding bench and one years free tuning.
Grands and uprights for rent Repairing.
packing and shipping. Hugo Worch, Hard
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