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SALE--HOUSES.
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE, NEAR sth
and Madison; bed rooms and inclosed
first floor; oil heat built-in garage; price,
81 .95O, on reasonable terms. Call Mr..
Ratne, Columbia 4S32-J.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV Disfrict ooAg
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4Sl2 46th ST. NV
a NEIIy unk6E


1872 46th ST. NV.
A NEW HOME.
SlO,50O-In American University Park.
seven rooms, baths, automatic heat and
re1flgeration; detached. all brick; beautiful
property, Just completed. Drive out Mas
sachuSetts ave. to 46th St, north to house.
between Davenport and Ellicott SITS. OPEN
DAILY 3 TO o PM. BOSS 81 PHELPS.
Phone National $500.
IN OLD GEORGETOWN.
Less than $4,000. Two-story, semi
detached brick; rooms and bath; high
ceiling. newly papered and painted; oil
neat. 2-Story brick garage with driveway
through front on side yard. This prop
erty has wonderful possibilities. Phone
columbia SI59 for inspection.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
I224 14th st. NV. District 3347
BY OWNER - REPOSSESSED DETAcH-
ed homes. Chevy Chase. d. c.. nearby Va.
ana Nd. S2.T50 to $l75O0 Federal
Housing finance so per cent of their ap-
praised value. You pay 20 per cent cash.
~ years to pay, s per cent interest Taxes.
interest and principal in many cases less
IMAM rent; Real estate statesmen. atten-
tiOn- ,ruLTOR r. GORDON. 1927 st.
WOODBRIDGE, S6,95O.
- Detached frame house; good condition:
. rooms, bath, hot-water heat. two back
porcheS; side porch; lot 40x120. Terms to
SUI. S9lt. For Information call District 3346
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GLOVER PARKS, 800.
Modern 9 room, bath home; inclosed
porches. built-in garage. A real buy.
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SMALL APARTMENT

In good residential section: 2-story bldg
Il apis. Of 3 rooms and bath: elec re-
1rigeration: reasonable rents bring in over
interest about 81 900 yearly: shows high
return on small cash investment: owner
VIII take clear property as part payment
Rllt-edge proposition for the small in
yestor. Call MR. DREW. Met oa2T F
ELIOT MIDDLETON POS InYestmerlt Rltir
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Corner home rooms, baths; 4 bed
rooms yecrestion room built-in garage.
Was 81 $50. now S9.T5O. Fear Attn and
Nicholson SITS. Seen by appointment only.
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USED BRICK.

Wrecking bldgs-NF.. cor. 1lth and
Eye st, NV. and Orphanaee bldg. Sc. cor.
Georgia ave and Euclid StS.
Also used lumber-Slate, sash and plumb
ing fixtures.
State Contracting Co., Baltic. Md. Phone
Office, University 1859: yard. Laurel 324.
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! I'LL IRVING ST N.W-Single back room,
aVallaole April l; ami. Columbia 9SSO
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Aoor-Front room. bright. exceptionally
nice; running water. next bath; gentle
man. DiStrict loA1 hefnre 2 or after
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 429 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl 1870. Special rates all
cities NY. Boston. CHICAGO Fla. st. Louis.
WHY sive away your old furniture when
we buy at top priceS2 We also move and
take furniture as part payment Fletcher
Transfer 81 Storage. phone North $500. .
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Compare the houses 1 am building on
5-acre tracts with anything else you have
the best values offered anywhere in OF
near the Capital. Just think. 5-room and
bath BUNGALOWS with 8 acres. only 81 $50;
floors, insulation complete water and sew:
erage system and planned and restricted
community. where values are bound to in
town. School bus to and from the prop
erty.. Easy terms. houses nov under
construction Phone District 1921 or
Marlboro 23-F-21 for directions.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY DELIVERED AT ONCE.
500 S5oo repay repay 81 VIZ $500. repay $3.50 wE.
Bildman Co. sos Bond Bldg. Natl. 2490.
MORTGAGE MONEY REFINANCING.
Ample funds. Large or small. Also
building loans: See HOWARD KRoNICK,
Suite 602, S23 18th NV District $3.50.
Open evenings and Sundays. IA.
$500, REPAY Sl.5O WK.; $500, REPAY
$3.50 yk.:: 500. repay So 30 wk. 5000.
repay 81 so wk WEST & WEST success
sors to DR.. A. Henry. Inc. 10l6 Eye st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate Prompt service.
JESSE L. HEISKELL. 1115 Eye st. NV.
WANTED--MONEY
WANTED-SECOHD TRUST, $4,000; WILL
pay bonus and amortize. Address Box
2S-B. Star Office.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan Latvs
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RooMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-SuRuRRAN

1928 18th ST NW.-Unfur. apt. ant
fur, room; maid and elevator service. Cal
North S424. Mr. Dreisen,
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RooMS-FURNIsHED.

.hk., with kitchenette. SO; single, base
nent. So: plenty heat. hot water. No chill
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and bath apt, with another
n Sc; ref. exchanged. Address Box
yS-B Star office
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CORNER HOME. Sth AND BUCHANAN
81 800.
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NEAR 9Th AND MADISON.
Corner home, 8 rooms; more than 30,
moneys worth-SS,50O.
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NEAR 18th AND EUCLID SITS.
$4,000.
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Il26 B ST. NE.-Bright. cheerful room
next path. nicely furnished: board optional
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SPANISH STUDENT. Government empioye.
desires furnished room in residence of
Spanish-spea family by Mar. 10. Ad-
dress Box 97-B. Star ONCE.
NOhtHEhNEE REQUIRES Ioom; private
sociations preferred. Address Box 36-B,
Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN wants room in quiet house
convenient for practicing violin evenings.
Address Box Bob. Star oface.
IN PRIVATE FAMILY, NV. section; young
employed man; give particulars. Address
Box 3S1-A, Star office.
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NEAR 14th AND BUCHANAN SITS.
4 PED room home. new condition
SO 900. All rooms large.
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RENT-STORES.

413 9Th ST. Sc. 1sfn AND PENN. s.E)-
Size 20xS0; real good for SC and 10c to 81
store: rent reasonable.
TWO STORES FINE OPPORTUNITY BAR.
ber tailor, cleaner. presser; no competi.
ton; lots Of business. Brookeville rd. anc
Taylor St. Chevy Chase, Md. w. E. EVANS
Phone District 9611. Wisconsin 2903.
1927 CONN. AVE.-SOUTH DUPONT CIR.
Gle; End moor front. space 15x20: fine
sol v ST. N.W.-NEW CORNER STORE
facing ball park, suitable any business
reasonable. Phone Metrnnnlitan aSR2 =
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Ala B ST NE-Basement. private, light.
warm. dry. contains hall, . large rooms,
small room. bath; Ink
1905 COL. RD. NW-Light. airy rooms.
men only: accommodate groups or single.
Transportation at door los
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MUSICAL TNsrRUMENTs-RADIo

PIANOS FOR RENT. 81 per month and
choose from; all makes and sizes. Rent
paid APPLIES to purchase if you decide TO
buv later. For special sale value see our
ads under the for sale miscellaneous coll
lmn on this page. Phone National 4G3o.
kits. 1880 G st. tin the middle OF the
h1nckN
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
tContinued.)
CLUB MERIDIAN.
$500 18th SIT NV

1910 10Th 81. NV.
A delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges 6nd drawing room for
guests use. Hotel and personal service.
Exceptional meals. Sunny. warm rooms;
modern baths. Reasonable rates.
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PIANOS-Another group of used and re-
built and practice pianos Just placed on
floors: S45 to SIS. Terms. Arthur Jor-
Gan Piano Co
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

LORD CALVERT INN. AT COLLEGE
Park tWashington Blvd)-The largest
building, the most prominent restaurant
location on the boulevard. Seats $50 peo-
pie.
SARATOGA BLDG. O. LOAN CORP,
2S E. Fayette St. Bait Md
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

NEARBY WASHINGTON ON MAIN BLVD.
ness: great OPP BOWERS ORGANIZA-
TON. $50 18th st. NV. Phone National
:332S. 12s
CORNER BUSINESS LOT. 50xI1O; spLEN-
did for stores. apartments: S13,50n, bar
gain. DINOWTTZ CO., no 14th, Natl 67l7
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VALUABLE BUSINESS
CORNER

1881 and 1853 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Consisting Of store and dwelling OF z
frontage Of 5s II. by ,107 IT. on Eliicott St.
Owner retiring from business; will sacrifice
for Si6. 500. Mr.. FISCHER of BOSS &
PHELPS. 1417 K st. NV. Phone National
1900: evenings. Columbia b6lO
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-HoUsE OR BUNGALOW AND
about 5 acres ground In Maryland; state
location and rent. Address Rex STA,
star o68ees &Ae
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VACUUM CLEANERS. Eureka or Airway
demonstration: guaranteed one year; To-
Gay free trial H. A K. Electric Co, 1908
New York ave, NV. Phone National 6534.
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Chevy Chase. Md.-A LARGE ca It.
wide, ALL BRICK. CENTER-HALL COLO
NAL. SlO.450. Built to sell for much
higher price; large rooms, electric
KITCHEN, OIL BURNER, garage Insulated,
1uil attic. Brand new. wonderful loca-
and Wis. ave. A wonderful value.
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TYpEWRITERS-Curre mooeI CoronaS
and L. C. Smiths for rent. Bargains in re-
built and recolcitioned machines. The Z.
G. Smith and Corona Typewriters, Inc..
101S 18th ct u " Phone National >0Al1
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SALE-HOUSES.
Sc Q5n.

PO,V0Os
thoroughly renovated. Stores and trans. trans.
eSps sash fEba Balance &C. ySsT oes oeor
and see this house or cali Mr.. PAscoE at
OWNER NEEDS CASH.
NEAR SACRED HEART CHURCH
MT. PLEASANT-SACRIFICE.
COST S1o.6S0-NoW $3.50.
car garaee. Gail now. National $3.50.
BARGAIN HUNTERS-HERE
YOU ARE.
Woa ySSs fesaTeston SS Soom buit,in gsrase
Nicholson sts. I Seen by appointment h only. n
GLOVER pARK-s7.5oo.
ModerQ 9 room, bath home; inclosed
porches. built-in sarage. A real buy.
H1LLcREsT. Sc.
Detached brick home-S7 $50.
MARIETTA .PARK-sEMI-DETA
$7.750--oil heat. large yard.
WOODBRIDGE.
rooms. bath; lot 4Oxl20 feet-$6,950.
NEAR, 18th, AND SHERIDAN SITS.
Brick bungalow-S7,5OO. Terms.
ARRANGED FOR TWO FAMILIES.
Near 18th and Shepherd sts.-S6 $50.
NEAR 14th AND BUCHANAN SITS.
- bed room home. new condition
$4,000 All rooms large.
NEAR 14th AND QUINCY sTS,
Modern Groom home-S7 900.
MT. PLEASANT.
rooms. baths. ami Isl $50.
SOUTHEAST.
o rooms. a.mi.-$4 $50.
NEAR 9Th AND MADISON
Corner home, & rooms; more than your
moneys worth-SS,5 500.
NEAR 1st AND KENNEDY,
6-room bungalow-SS. 900.
OLD GEORGETOWN.
rooms semi -detached-S7 500.
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID SITS
10 rooms. baths: excellent condition
$4,000
CORNER HOME. Sth AND BUCHANAN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

pract. new SOS; rotary console. fine con-
dition, $3.50; d.h., $780, all guaranteed.
637 st ne
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BILTMORE,
WANTED-ROOMS.

1889 18th st. NV, of Dupont Circle
A home with a mansion atmosphere fol
young people; reasonable.
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Glover Park-Semi- detached. $3.50;
FULL BATHS AND LAVATORY, oil
burner, recreation room, built-in garage
fun attic. Built by B. H. GruVer. The
best value available
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SHOWCASE GLASS for sale. about 9x3;
good condition; reasonable price. Call
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GEO.
1883. 5716 18th NV. Underwooos. - mo ;
& mos in adv So No deliveries. soc dep.
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The above homes all represent invest
ment value: We will gladly show you any
OF them. Call for appointment Address
not given over the phone mot even to
brokers'. Come in and see US or tell us
where we can see VOL
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sores sns
portation right at your door. Terms of
S695 cash. balance $50 per month. Lo-
Gated at $50 Franklin st. ne. Drive out
and see this house or call Mr.. PAScOE at
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CHURCH PROPERTY, CORNER CEN
trally located: sacrifice at S35 900: terms.
AUSTIN M. COOPER, 1908 Eye st. n.w
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For employed people who appreciate
cleanliness, new furnishing. artistic sur
roundingS and a wholesome atmosphere,
Meals optional. Exceptionally reasonable.
This is not commercial boarding house.
zoos r st. NV.
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SALE-FARMS.
YOU BE THE JUDGE.

ga WOODED ACRES ON ROAD. II MILES
south of D. c. line, $3.50; easy terms.
Phone National 1858 or Atlantic 52O5-J.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
300 THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT BY HUGE BLAZE
C. P. Hale Plant Total Loss in Conflagration of Un-
 known Origin
HALF OF SEASONS PACK IS CONSUMED IN FLAMES
l50 Fishermen, $50 Cam nery Employees Effect
 ed by Gigantic Fire

The Peterson's Point cannery of the Bristol Bay Packing Company, largest in that district, burned to the ground last night with an es- timated loss of $500,900.
 Word of the conflagration was received here today by L. G. Win gard, Alaska Agent for the United States Bureau of Fisheries.
 The fire, of unknown origin, de- stroyed the entire plant which was reported as a total loss" Owned by c. P. Hale of San Francisco, one of the biggest packers in the north, the plant was one of sev- eral operated by the Bristol Bay Packing Company under the more recent consolidation. In addition to the large amount of equipment and the building itself, thousands of cases of this years salmon pack were destroyed, virtually half the seasons pack.
 It is estimated that approximately 500 employees will be thrown out of employment temporarily by the fire, many of which it is expected will be absorbed by the other plants in the Bristol Bay district. About 150 fishermen, natives and white. served the cannery and the plant itself employed around $50 workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
BIC CHAMBER MEETING IS SET
 FOR TOMORROW
Reservations Being Made for 75 at Terminal for
 Weekly Luncheon

The Juneau Chamber of Commerce is looking forward to another big meeting tomorrow noon, even larger than last week, and program fit ting for the occasion has been ar- ranged. Secretary Curtis Shattuck reported today that reservations had been made for 75 and c. D. Beale, Chairman of the attendance com mittee, who did such a good job of getting them out last week, was busy again, giving indication that the Chamber will have one of it's larg- est meetings tomorrow noon in the Terminal Cafe.
 Among those on the program will be R. F. Lewis, President of the Ju- neau Water Company, who is here from San Francisco; H. R. Wander Leest, Juneau merchant, who has recently returned from the south; H. L. Faulkner, who expects to have time this week to tell about the Cleveland convention, and John E Pegues, who will report on the Fourth of July celebration.
 Effort also is being made to have the pilot or representative, or both from the Alaska Clipper ap- pear at the meeting, but nothing definite could be assured before the arrival of the plane from Seattle this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
SENATORS ARE
 READY TO SAIL
 FOR N0RTHLAND
Three Members of Upper House and Delegate Di-
 mond Are in Party

SEATTLE. July 8.-United States Senators Lynn Frazier of North Da- kota and Elmer Thomas of Okla homa have arrived here ready to sail north aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Chelan to find if the Alas ka Indians are losing tner hunting and fishing rights and are other wise subjected to mistreatment.
 The two Senators will be joined later today by Senator Henrik Ship stead of Minnesota and Alaska Dele gate Anthony J. Dimond.
 Senator Frazier is the co-author of the Frazier-Lempke Farm Bill and a member of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
A. w. QUEST IS HERE
 ON BUILDING WORK

Tt is always a great pleasure to me to return to Southeast AL aska, and particularly to Juneau- would rather work in this coun- try than anywhere else and hope that someday shall be able to make my stay here much longer than the present one" A. w. Quist, head of the A. w. Quist Company of Seattle, who arrived yesterday to inspect the new addition being constructed by his company for the Juneau Cold Storage Company, made the statement today, adding that he expected work on the new structure to be completed in about three weeks.
 MT. Quist was here for a short time last year when his company was associated with the Pacific Coast Steel Company in work on the Douglas Bridge. He has many old friends in Juneau, having en- gagged in construction work here before. Among the buildings erected by him are the Juneau Cold Stor- age Company, the Goldstein Build ing and several buildings completed for the Alaska Juneau in the Basin during 1914
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
ROCKEFELLER'S HEALTH FINE ON
 HIS BIR HDAY
Relatives State that Multi millionaire Eats Every
 thing He Wants

LAKEWOOD, N. J., July 8.-There will be 97 candles on John D. Rock efellers birthday cake today, and once slice will be reserved for him to eat. Commenting on this mem Der of the Rockefeller household said, Of course he'll eat some. There's no reason why he shouldn't eat cake because he eats everything he wants"
 The multi-millionaire issued a statement in which he said: My good condition of health is simply miracle to me" He stated that his goal is hundred years, and then I'll really begin to live"
 The Rockefeller fortune is esti- mated, although family members deny it, to be $2,400,000, ,00O In f85 years, John D. Rockefeller has giv- en away more than a half billion dollars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
ITALY SENDS MASS PLIERS
 TO ETHIOPIA
Fasciists Plan Reprisals in Area Where Aviators
 Where Killed

ROME, Italy, uly 8.--Italian mili- tary planes have been reported sent out to make mass reprisals against the Ethiopian district where at least four Italian fliers were slain on June 26. Among those killed were Major Antonio Locatelli, mem Der of the Balbo mass flight to the United States in 1933
 The victims occupied three planes which were making an observa tion flight over the Wallega area. They landed in district frequently by fierce hostile tribesmen, and the planes were destroyed in the attack A priest, Father Barollo, who was passenger in the flight, escaped and took the news to Addis Ababa.
 The official communique did not explain the fate of the other plane occupants, and described the attack CTS as irregular Ethiopian soldiers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
ALASKA FIRM JAILS MAN ON
 CHECK CHARGE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July B. Alfred Whittell Jr., mining opera tor, has been jailed here. without bail, on a Federal warrant sworn to by the w J Erskine Company of Kodiak, Alaska Whittell is charged with issuing an a-ieged $872 fraudu- lent check.
 Whittell later obtained his liberty on a habaes corpus writ and bail was set at $2,OO0 although U. s. Marshal Vice said he did not believe the charge was bailable. Hearing was set for Friday.
 Vice quoted Whittell as saying he stopped payment on a check be- cause of a misunderstanding with the company over the purchase of mining supplies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
SENATOR IS DEFEATED IN OKLAHOMA VOTE
Congressman Josh Lee Is Leading Field, Demo-
 cratic Nomination

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, July 8. Senator Thomas P. Gore today conceded defeat in his race for the Democratic Senatorial nomination.
 "The handwriting on the wall is perfectly visible to me" said the blind statesman as returns from the semi-final primary showed him in fourth place.
 Representative Josh Lee, former public speaking professor, Gov E. W. Marland and Homer Smith, Townsend plan Vice President, were running one, two, three with Gore trailing. Lee and Marland are both staunch New Dealers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
A. J. Surplus Up This Year Over
 First Half 1885
Report Shows $1,l4l, 800 Compared with $945,600
 Before Charge-Offs

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July B. The Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company reported surplus before depletion, depreciation and Federal income tax charges of $1,141 300 for the first half of this year compared with $954,60O for the same period last year, according to report here today.
 The June gross was $442, 800. leav- ing a surplus of $220,6O0 before charges were deducted, contrasting with a loss of $24,000 in June, 1885 when the mine was closed down due to the strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
CLIPPER SHIP
 FLYING NORTH
 TO THIS PORT
Left Seattle This Morning Stops at Vancouver,
 Ketchikan Enroute

SEATTLE, July 8. - The Alaska Clipper, of the Alaskan Clipper Air Express, Inc, took off for the north at 8:30 o'clock this morning with four passengers, mail and express aboard.
 King Baird is pilot and Ed Moon ey is co-pilot
 The passengers aboard are MT. and Mrs. Vincent I. Kraft, Mrs. J. s. Caldbick and Mrs. King Baird, all of Seattle.
 The first stop, at Vancouver, B. C., was planned at 10 o'clock
 The Clippers arrival at Ketchi- kan was set for 3:30 o'clock this af- ternoon and at Juneau at 5:30 O. clock, after flight up the British Columbia Inside Passage.
 The Clipper is due to leave Ju- neau on the return flight Friday. The schedule is announced by J. s. Caldbick, Traffic Manager, and one of the organizers.
 The ..laska Clipper is a 11-pas- senger twin -engined Sikorsky amphi- bian. Pilot King Baird is we'll known in flying boat circles on the Pacific Coast for the past IT years
 OUT FROM VANCOUVER
 VANCOUVER, B. C., July 8.-The Alaska Clipper arrived here at 9:55 o'clock this forenoon and took off 50 minutes later for Ketchikan.
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 SONS CRUISE.
 MAINE COAST
Chief Executive Is to Join Party at Pulpit Har-
 Dor Monday

PORTSMOUTH, .. H., July B. Three sons of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, James, Franklin, Jr., and John, left today on short cruise along the Maine coast de- spite a minor accident to the yacht Savanna on which they are travel ing. The boat was dented slightly about four feet above the water line by a fishing schooner as she lay at the wharf here. It is planned to have the damages repaired in Maine lat CT.
 President Roosevelt will join the cruise party at Pulpit Harbor, Maine on Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
IS FOUND DEAD
 IN HIS CABIN

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 8. - John Dunneen, aged 50, was found dead in his Ready Bullion Creek cabin by a neighbor, John Mihal- elk, discoverer of Ester Creek. Dun neen was a sailor on Admiral Dew ey's Flagship in Manila Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
NO RELIEF PROMISED

CHICAGO, IL, Juij 8.-Weathcr forecasts held little hope of sub- stargial relief within the next S6 hours from the record heat and prolonged humidity which is blank eting the midwest.
 At least "A deaths have resulted from the prolonged six day heat ex- tending from the rich Illinois corn belt to the Kansas wheat fields, Wyoming, Montana, the Dakotas, and Minnesota all have felt its ef- fects.
 The highest temperature, 12C was recorded in South Dakota, and damage is estimated at $500 00O,0 ,000
 Grain prices have resumed their upward swing
 Deputy WPA Administrator Aub- rey Williams has announced that 55,000 destitute farmers in the five Mid-American States will be em- ployed by the WPA within a week or ten days at most.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
NUDE PARADERS SENTENCED BY
 BRITISH COURT
Doukbours Admit Acts But Claim Merely Obeying
 Love of Nature

NELSON, B. C.. July 8.-Paul Me tin and Bill Vlosoff were sentenced here today to three years in the penitentiary after admitting that they staged a nude parade near Brilliant, B. C., on July |
 The men, both Doukobours. refus- ed to plead guilty but admitted the parading. They said that they might be guilty in mans eyes but not in Gods sight. They denied that the stripping was done deliberately and defiantly saying that they were merely obeying their love of nature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
Tire Blows Out,
 Fairbanks Man
 Dies as Result
Martin Moran Passes Away as Result of Accident
 Last Sunday

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 8. = Martin Moran, aged 50, is dead from effects of an accident last Sunday when tire blew out on his auto mobile and the car leaped down a ten-foot embankment on the Long Creek Road.
 Moran's wife and several com panions in the car at the time were not injured
 Moran came to Alaska in 1900 and had been with the Alaska Explora- ton Company recently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-08
LADS ARRIVE
 AT KETCHIKAN
 IN CUPBOARD
Adventures Will Do Color. ed Photography Work
 Tn 5. E. Alaska

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, July B. Sixteen days out from Seattle, Amos Berg of Eugene, Oregon, and Roy Pepper of St. Croix, Wisconsin, ar- rived here today in 26-foot out board boat.
 The young men plan to stay in Southeast Alaska making colored photographic pictures of this area. They said that their 31-year-old boat is the one in which they cir cled Cape Horn several years ago.