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The Washington times., 1935-09-24

9TH FLOOR
Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Bedroom Furniture
9th FLOOR
Broadloom Carpets
Carpets, Curtains
Congoleum Rugs
Cedar Chests
Domestic Rugs
Draperies
Drapery Materials
Floor Screens
Lace Curtains
Linoleum, Rugs
Slip Covers, Pillows
Re-upholstering
Upholsterles
Venetian Blinds
Window Drapes
Window Shades
5th: FLOOR
Aluminumware
Bath Mats, Bedspreads
Blankets, Bird Cages
Breakfast Room Furniture
Cleaning Appliances
Comfortables
Electric Cookers
Electric Table
Appliances
Enamelware
Fancy Linens
Ferneries
Fireplace Fittings
Galvanized Ware
Glassware
Kitchen Appliances
Kitchen Furniture
Kitchen Cabinets
Oil Stoves
Paints
The Washington times., 1935-09-24

August 9TH will long stand in the memory of Washington home
1t marked the Inauguration nowfamou Home Improve
Plan connection with the opening of Half Yearly Sale This
plan have been what you minded people had been wanting
long Judging which you greeted it! The
Furniture and omewares Sale serving
you really drawing For few days we're offering
values than ever1 Our buyers have been continually
in the markets rpnsh movng stocks all
anywhere homewares
remembhe Home Improvement Plan applies everything for
home the suited to your income!
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-31
New Tin Company Going Into Cape
 P. Of Wales Area

Arriving on the S. s. Baldwin of the Arctic Transport Co.,, from Seat tie were J. A Pringle and G. B. Whitehead, associates with Gard Kennedy in the Boring Straits Tin Mines Inc. They are leaving aboard the Baldwin, in company with eight men for Tin City where they will disembark and proceed to Goodwin Creek, on the North Slope of Cape Mountain, located at Cape Prince of Wales. the only tin mining section being operated in the United States of America.
 Considerable hand equipment is being taken north with which min ing will be carried on. An airplane drill is also being taken along and drilling operations will be carried on for tin for some time to come
 MT. Kennedy has been in Nome for some time awaiting the arrival of associates so as to proceed to the tin property and commence opera tions this year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-31

and work commenced June 18th and was continued until the building was officially accepted August l7th.
 The new structure is a two-story building with a full concrete base ment. Two vaults are included one above the other, on the first floor and in the basement. Both are con- structed of concrete and the one on the main floor is insulated inside by one-inch cork to make doub ble insur- ance against fire.
 The entire building is constructed of cork and steel, the type which the Cork Insula tion Co. 1ncq are building all over the Pacific Coast
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-31

and more particularly in the East.
 The framework is steel with three inch cork insulation siding, walls, ceiling and roof. The cork is guar anteed to withstand cold and heat and is efficient insulation against fires
 RE Eckberg, in charge of the con- struction at Nome, in pointing out advantages of cork and steel con- struction, referred to a letter from C F Harrington & Son, Wholesale Poultry and Eggs, at Hanford, Calf. in which they mentioned that their plant had been destroyed by fire. A large refrigera tor constructed with cork insulation was the only thing standing after the fire had been extinguiShed. When in operation a temperature of six degrees F. had been maintained and for almost day, due to the burning of the pow CT lines, no refrigeration took place in the room, and yet when it was opened after the fire the tempera- ture was still only 2l degrees F. The wood surrounding the room had all been burned away and the cork was only slightly charred, displaying the fire resisting qualities of this mater ial.
 The offices for the Bank will be on the main floor and the second floor will be living quarters and home of President G. R. Jackson, wife and family. At present finish CTS are working in the building and it is expected that occupancy may be had sometime around the middle of October. 1t is understood that Mrs. Jackson and baby will be in coming passengers via steamer this fall.
 The exterior of the building is finished off with concrete stucco and the inside walls with plaster. It is a very mordern appearing structure and will include all of the most up- todate appliances in heating and lighting, together with equipment for the banking department. As contractors in the construction of the new building, the Cork Insula- tion Co.,, Inc, has erected in Nome, a fine building, one which should be a credit to any city, and one which Nome will be proud of
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-31
Cork Insulation
 Co. Completes M.
 M. Bank Building

The Cork Insulation Co.,. Inc, which has been constructing the new building for the Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska, at Nome, completed their contract August r and turned over the building to the owners.
 Materials and etc, arrived on the first boats this spring from the states
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-31
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 Mouth by Mail
TO MY NOME CUSTOMERS !!

I will reach Nome September 11th, representing the following houses Hills Bros. Coffee, Alaska Distrib- utOrs of Imperial Candy Company, A. Magnana Company, National Bis cult Company, and the COnsOlidat ed Dairy Products Company.
 JOE MEHERIN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-08-31

The Nome Daily Nugget is prepar ed to do your job printing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-27
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II Furnished Rooms

VERMONT. W. IS. No ?. savoy-Lsrge
cheerful front room near bath: / or 2.
LI-s6i2.
27TH W. 45-very nice room: desirable
location; innerspring Mattress garage
/ CLINTON HOTEL-2s Virginia ave: clean.
steam heated rooms. 81 to 81: right
! downtown.
l WEEK FREE-2ls4 n. Illinois; good
modern sleeping room: private home:
sl.75 single. 50 so double After p. m.
la Hotels. Resorts. Inns
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers all comforts. Ultra modem note
$50 n Meridian L1-235l.
/ SCHWENZER HOTEL-45s z. Washington
St Clean rooms. 81 so week and up:
running water: showers. tubs.
Is Housekeeping Rooms
IS 5o-NEw JERSEY. N. 1eos-Modern, 2
room apartment; furnished neatly. Sink
range. phone. garage
overstuffed utilities. large yard; 81
Strictly private.
BEVuLE. N. s29--j rooms. next 10 bath;
private entrance; front porch; adults.
CARROLLToN, 1922 rooms. lower front:
overstufed. kitchen and dinette; private
bath and entrance. RI-5976.
/ COLLEGE. l52+Large clean. front room.
kitchenette: range; Enclosed porch;
/ adults 81.
EUCLD-Av. N. lO9-Newly decorated
steam, sink, private entrance. garage,
phone. Reasonable. E. Wash.
HIGHLAND-Av 81 M modern rooms;
everything furnished. Adults, IS.
] ILLINOIS, N. 2339-1-room kitchenette
apartment; single room; $3.50. Modern.
ILLINOIS. 24I3 N.-Furnished rooms. $3.50
up: everything furnished.
NEW JERSEY. N. 260l-Front Groom
apartment; nicely furnishedf two large
NEW JERSEY. N. 41s-Nice room upstairs.
$3.50; also downstairs front. SO. Every
thing furnished.
NOBLE. 514 NJ 1-room. nicely furnished,
modern; private entrance; So and $3.50
room room f apartment: utilities private en-
trance: adults; front porch
PENNsLvANIA; N. si4.l and ,. 2,T9om
E EfES 9oe electric laundry
STATE, N. 425-2 clean front rooms;
utilities. garage optional; near car bus;
$3.50.
WALNUT. E. ll5--s rooms; private bath;
keeper in basement.
NINTH. E. 6l6-2 rooms. kitchenette;
furnished: roll-a-way bed: private bath;
newly decorated.
18th. W. 1928 nicely furnished rooms;
bath porch, private entrance. TA-5660.
10 Rooms with Board
MARKET 14l7 E.-Near Holy Cross school.
Want child boarder. prefer girl Reason
able.
MERIDIAN, 2153 S.-Modern front room
privileges: home cooking; Just in fam
lily. Reasonable.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1644-Nice cheerful
room. with meals: IS.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2104-Large attractive
ROOM comfort BILE home; good food; men
preferred. TA-l269.
WASHINGTON. E. 3l45-1 or more men,
room next to bath: meals. S.. CHI
IT'S.
18th E. 322-Cheerful room, excellent
food: prefer gentleman: privileges. IL
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81 Swaps

SWAP-From SIS to 500 cash for good
clean %, 20 Ford or Chevrolet. CHI
CASH or dry cleaning for used velour
Grapes. CH-6577.
WILL Duco your car for radio or anything
of value. CRANES GARAGE, $3.50 E.
25th-st.
Al 900 CANS new high-grade canned food.
for sale in dozen lots at wholesale prices.
DOLL. 300 Madison-av
SHRUBS. tree-trimming. evergreens. shade
trees. lombard poplar. for furniture,
GAS RANGE-For garden tractor. IR-
I 2162-5 after p. m.
FURNITURE and money for plumbing and
paperhanging. 8l6 N. Oriental.
'29 DE SOTO and 2-wheel trailer for sale
or trade. Call 1928 Station-st after
p. m.
$500 CASH for used bicycles. BROAD
Ripple. 803 E. 63rd-St WA-1133.
lO0-LB. ICE BOX. Ford T truck. for model
T &c sedan or coupe. 2l26 S. Delaware.
SWAP fresh goats for automobile or cash.
AIS Ketcham.
FOR SALE. OR TRADE, $40 equity in Diesel
engineering course. WALTER BALDIN.
1101 w. New York-st.
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GRAHAM sedan six cylinders, 1888; color
black 1895 for quick sale; will not take
trade; terms as long as 18 months on
balance. LI-3624
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-27
37-a Auctions, Private Sales
pI1RIIC Auction

PUBLIC AUCTION
Sell a at auction Friday, April 5th 1885 at
and and so9th-st. Indianapolis. Ind. Starting
at $50 a. m. the following described ship
ments which have been refused or, I'M
camd ow unless rd Pre 70 Sat date
S o. No. Consignee & BEST. Commodity
42190-R -Rufus Draper Jr Kenton. Ohio
4222O-R-Thiery Hardware Co., New Castle
Ind. ctns. handles =, ,,,rou u,,o,,or
Hi M Dbl dns empty NJ glass fruit jars
42349-R-Antox Chemical Co.. Cleveland.
42s S6if COM Rubber Products Co..
Dayton. Ohio, ctn. boots and reliners.
42372-R-W M Moody. Evansville, Ind !
stl. half Dbl lilo. roof cement, l kit roof
cement case brushes, l drum alum
1881 I RMS mrs. Maude Jones, Springfield.
Ohio. CRIT; chest personal effects;
42445-R Montgomery Ward Co., Sidney
Ohio. ctnS earthenWare.
42449-R--Culver Mfg. Co.. winchester. Ind.
424s4RWJ. ". Lobtdell, indianapolis. Ind.
42558-R-Keyser Motor Co., Mt. Carmel,
1852 R-Rapp cut Price Store. Anderson,
Ind. 4 ctn. dry goods. -
42626-R--Lindley Box & Paper Co. Marion.
42758-R~American Asbestos Products Co:
Cleveland, Ohio, | ,cs. brushes. Kit roof
cement, ! ST.. hlf bIl: roof 4 cement: r.,
Cleveland, Ohio stl. hlf. bbls. roof
4276o-RMAmerican Asbestos Products Co.
42761-R-American Asbestos Products Co.,
oCleyeland Ohio. 53gal, drums paint;
Cleveland. Ohio, 2 pals paint.
42763-R-America Asbestos Products. Co.,
Cleveland. Ohio. 8 drums paint. boxes
42975nR-rennox oil & Faint Co.. C1eve-
land Ohio, l empty dun.
42841-R-American Asbestos Products Co,
Cleveland. Ohio. drums and l carton
42B4a2-- R-Lennox Oil & PAINT Co.. cleve-
a2d Ohio empty gra steel 6 drum Ohio
/ box bedding. 8 boxes clothing.
42850-R-H, schucker.. EVANSVILLE; Ind, 2
6 6deS matfres bd O3 Is iron Geo cots bed
42872- R-Joe Edmiston, Anderson, Ind, 5
ron IRON a attached tia sil'' VS. "0O anu wv.
4asso-E 81 III q Martin. willough0y Ohio /
4asi5-RMH. {. Adams. Columbus, Ohio. 2
crates trunks. ! crit, book case, boxes
goods m and ctRs bsddng Gin
4554l -R-Goshen Mfg. Co. Goshen, Ind. 2
sRm eFfe ct Auto wrecking Co., Free
mont, Ohio II ell vehicle springs and 4
main leaves
Va. crate sofa, CRIT. chairs / crt.
kitchen table. l CRIT dresser, crt. bed
2 crts. springs, l bdl. bed rail. bdls.
mattresses. CRIT dining table.
45925-R-Central Amusement Co.. Column
bus. Ohio, ctns. games.
In addition to the above mentioned
this time many other articles which have
been refused account damage or checked
Shipment NAV be inspected Thursday.
April 4. 1885. between 800 a. m. and 4:30
..
from freight car way bill, but neither
quantity or contents are guaranteed.
Terms of Sale: Cash or certified check
payable immediately at conclusion of sale.
j. K VANCE. Frt. Claim Agent.
G. A. MILLS. Auctioneer.
304 Big Four Bldg. Indianapolis, IND.
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Sc Legal Notices

THE ANNUAL Stockholders Meeting. for
election and other business. will be held
from p. m. to a. m. Saturday. March
30 at Durbin's DNg Store, corner Refs
ner and HoWard-Sts.
DON MYERS. Secretary.
West Indianapolis Savings &, Loan
Assn. No. 2.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
l2l16
In the matter Of the application Of Indi-
ana General Service Company for approval
of rate tariffs for unincorporated territory
and terms and conditions governing extern
sion OF rural lines.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in his cause in Rooms Of Com
mission, 40l State House. Indianap polls.
Ind. 10 A. NJ, Tuesday. April 9. 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY SAMUEL L. TRABUE, Commissioner.
FRED A. WIECKING,
Public Counsellor.
indianapolis. Ind. March rs. 1885.
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INSTRUCTIONS
Schools. Colleges. Tutoring

L. S. GOVERNMENT JOBS. START sos
10 Sis MONTH Men-women. 1880.
Steady I VIII coach IS FREE. MANY
early Indianapolis examinations expect
ed. Common education sufficient. Frank
lin Institute list positions and full par
ticulars FREE. Apply TODAY sure. Box
K-i0s2. Times.
PLAY Hawaiian guitar by note or number.
HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO. 2l06 RooSe-
velt-av Best BY Test"
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NEW JERSEY. N. 1644-Nice cheerful
room. with meals; SIS.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2104-Large attractive
preferred TA-126q
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WALNUT. E. ll5-3 rooms; private bath;
utilities: IS: private entrance. House
keeDer in basement
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la Hotels, Resorts, Inns

1 WEEK FREE-2is4 N Illinois; good
modern sleeping room private home.
sl75 single. 50 so doCble. After p. m.
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e, 3l45-l or more men
room next to bath: 8 meals. S.. CHI
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Paper Cleaning

PAPER CLEANING soc room: immediate
service Paper hanging. White. - wears
experience. LANNAN. BE-472s.
PAPER cleaning soc: painting a speciality.
years Of experience. DR-l440
PAPER. Clean Paint now: avoid the rush
MR.. WILLIS. DR-2225.
WALL PAPER CLEANING soc room and
ID. also painting IR-36l5
BETTER WAY-PAPER CLEANING. soc
WE KLEAN CLEAN WHITE DR-4027-
Plastering
G. c. PITTAiAN. contractor Of plastering:
patching a speciality. TA-6660.
Rug Cleaning
RUG. furniture cleaning specialists. Old
rugs remade into fluff and chenilles. w.
\. FLY RUG CO. 1928 Brookside-av.
CH-2211
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RenOdeling

INDIANA PANT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY
CO. finances y. A. eontraets- Re
rconnr FOY'S PAINT. Estimates. IL
fornation- RI-eos0
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Il Unfinished Apartments

WANTED-Room unfinished; by midd
aged lady. Call LI-6013.
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ORIENTAL. N. 2O-Lovely furnished q
room apartment; utilities; private en-
trance adults front porch.
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CLINTON HOTEL-2s Virginia ave: clean.
steam heated rooms. 50 TO 81: right
downtown.
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Il Furnished Rooms

Il Furnished Rooms
s. so-NEW JERSEY. y. 2s60-Attraetive.
north front room large closet. near bath.
private home EA-17So-W.
ss-DELAwARE. y. isO7-wen furnished
large front room. windows. Large
closet. RI-s267.
DELAWARE. rs y. APT. a-Attractive.
newiv furnished. sleeping roo-n. IS: ao-
Joining hath.
ILLINOIS. y Is07-Attractive room; re-
rnec home. constant hot wafer. gentle
r1en. very reasonable.
ILLINOIS N 2s4s. APT. 3-Nice large
front room. suitable for ? Home
privileges. HA-i7s7-W.
ILLINOIS, y. s2i. APT. s-Nice coy
room large closet. steam heat. hot.
PENNSYLVANIA. y. ZOOS Nice LARGE
cheerful room. suitable for ?. 81: hot
BUCKLE. soSs-Front room in private
home Breakfast optional Phone.
BUCKLE. sol2-Good room and location:
private home employed LADY. Reason
are. HA-iosiR.
TALBOT y. i7os-choice front room:
private home. all coaveu.ences Reason
abe HA-osl3-J.
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NEW JERSEY. N. 41S-Nice room upstairs.
50 so: also downstairs front. So. Every
thing furnished.
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4 B

HARRY A SHARP CO. 44s Virginia-av.
DO You Want % and '29 Ford coupes.
coaches and sedans? Look no further.
We've got them Hurry in today as they
won't be here long at our low prices.
Terms and WE TRADE
Used Car Lot Store
720 N Capitol-Av. 514 N Capltol-Av.
PT-0d60 TI-R000
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"a Suburban and Farm
24-a Summer Camps and Cottages

STOP 6ia ROCKVILLE-RD-5 and rooms
with lots. Last chance.
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FORD-N de luxe coupe. Sl10 down.
HARRY A. SHARP CO.. 443 Virginia-av.
FORD-'33 va sedan clean as a whis
tie and ready to roll" Ask US to demon
strate this one.
Used Car Lot Store
100 N Capitol-Av 514 N Capitol-Av.
RI-nQ60 I,I-20nn
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NOBLE. 514 NJ 1-room. nicely furnished,
modern: private entrance; So and $3.50
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

COLLEGE. l524-Large, clean. front room.
kitchenette; range; inclosed porch;
adults 81
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rs Business. Office and Desk Space

4-ROOM cottage on White River. New
stone structure. u mi north city limits
SILAS MOFFITT. Carmel Phone l23Fl2.
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s22. 5O-l2s2 BROADWAY - Heat. water
furn. See janitor or CH-2777.
McCarty-sts Heat, gas. Frigidaire fur
nished See custodian. or call CH2777.
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PENNSYLVANIA. N. el4-l and Groom
apartments: very nice; electric laundry:
reaSona bile PI-3652
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PAPER HANGING. cleaning. painting. Toe
roll ur. work guaranteed CE-ol5l-J.
PAPERHANGING MayaoVer samples.
cleaning painting reasonable Euaran-
teec YATES BROS TA-s27s-
pApERTSCs palrrinE. nlasterirE. cleanlnE
Prices reasonable. A JAfNES. CH-21S9
p. HENGEN BROS Paper hanEers salts
fEctlcn guaranteed. Estimates DR-7s11
PAFERHANGING painting. remocelnE
anv description WORK guaranteed DR.
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AZ: y l:.z

CHEW. SPORT COUPE. 1882.
Amazingly low mileage because this was
second" car in well-to-do family. Fine
shape; well kept up throughout; engine in
fine shape. Paint, sport gray; tires very
good. Everything about ii will delight who
ever buys it for only 1895.
THORNBURG-VOLLR Motor Co. Inc
DOWNTOWN PONTIAC DEALERS
1913 N DELAWARE LI-81l2
CHEVROLET-'3O sedan; bargain. s225
WILES 81 WILSON. 1915 College. WA
1856.
CHEVROLET-'3l cow. coupe: excellent:
s275. WILES & WILSON 1915 College.
90 CHEVROLET coup. like new: clean job.
Bargain. 20l6 N. Delaware. HA-3737-M.
CHEVROLET-'29 sedan; finish payments
due; sl4 each. 1915 College.
DESOTO-'31 P. A sedan 10000 miles:
s345. WILES g. WILSON. 1915 College.
De sOTO-'34 Airfiow sedan; beautiful
custom green paint; like new through
out. Can be purchased for balance due.
1915 College. WA-2266.
DODGE-'29 coupe: excellent cond; Sl25.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES co. IA $3.50
DODGE-1927 coach; runs nice. SIS
BOTH 81 CENTRAL SALES co. TA-5550
D MoYER RET Ss2sn 1Nd o'2 3l8 N. A dapft0l
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90 Wanted to R@nt Rooms

nth. E. 322-Cheerful room, excellel
food; prefer gentleman; privileges. L
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Musical Instruments Repaired
Painting
PaperhangIns

PAPER HANGING-ist class wo-k s. room
ara 10 CUNNINGHAM LT-s2e0
NO 1 PAPER HANGING-Latest NAY
ncWer wall uare- samples. ". Il Nc
rTArV TR-7Is-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-05-24
Denali Strikes Reef In
Fog; Half Million Loss

The freighter Denali, north
bound in the Alaska Steamship
company service, struck on a reel
off Zayas island, British Column
bia, on the east end of Dixon En-
trance at 8 o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
The Ketchikan Signal Corps sta
ion picked up the SOS calls and
n less than an hour the coast
Suard cutter Cyane was fastening
through storm and fog to the aid
f the Denali, which it reached at
O'Clock.
At O'Clock with seas pounding
n the listing vessel. two life boats
we're lowered for the freighters
even passengers, four stowaways
and some of the % members of the
rev. An hour later the radio went
dead At 8 o'clock the Cyane ap-
peared and after picking up the
survivors in lifebOats and town"
them ashore, returned to the Den
ali and stood by until Sunday noon
when all hope was given up and
the officers aboard were taken off
Fire broke out in the engine
room about 4 O'Clock that after
noon The Denali began listing in
the storm and finally broke III
two. The vessel was off its usual
course ana was headed toward Met
lakatla her first port of call.
when she struck in the fog ant
storm.
The loss is more than a half
million dollars. The vessel was
valued betwe cen 100000 and
100000 and the cargo of nearly
$500 tons was worth as much
more
The Alaska Road commission had
q shipment valued at $35r
board. 1t included IT trucks, tn
motor graders, one pull grader,
'arge gravel crushing and screen
ing plant and several other items.
No insurance is carried on govern
ment supplies and the loss must
eome from road commission ap-
9rUpriations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1935-05-24
ALASKA JUNEAU OPERATIONS STOP
OFFICIALS DENY union DEMANDS

Effective Wednesday night at Il
O'Clock a strike was called at the
Alaska Juneau gold mine, accord ?
ing to word received here last night
from Juneau.
The mine trails are picketed and
the few men who started TO work
on the graveyard shift were turned
back
No disorders are reported and
everything is peaceful The big
mill is closed with not ball roll
ing Nearly 600 men are involved
in the closing. The groups gathered
on the streets are orderly
All liquor stores and beer parlors
are reported to have been closed BY
the authorities when the strike was
called.
A committee representing the
Alaska Mine Workers union, last
Friday presented officials of the
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining com
pany with demands which included
a blanket raise of $1.15 per day
per man. affecting men both in the
mine and mill and in addition calls
for another 50-cent raise for
cleanup men" This work is I'M
der the ore chutes and is regarded
by employees as a particularly un-
desirable job.
1t was demanded that the com
pany at the end of every month
furnish the union with a complete
list of all persons, other than
those engaged in overseeing, cleri-
al or engineering work. who were
in its employ; that ten days after
receiving the list the union would
notify the company of all those en-
ployees not in good standing with
the union and promptly upon such