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ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable. newly decorated and nicely turn.
rooms now available: single. So and sos
double 81 Showers. elevators.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3. so wk. sing; rms: :;
double. S5: clean. warm. outside: baths
ch.w.: 2 car lines: men. Adams 1918.
323 EMERSON ST. N.w.-Attractive front
room, southern exposure; private bath;
1855 MASS. AVE s.E.-Nicely furnished
room for gentleman. Lincoln 5S21.
sOe. 16tl. ST Nw.--Attractive. second
floor. next bath. cont. h. W.. phone; single,
"a so. double 1928 each per week.
1921 10Th ST. N.w.-Attractively fur
spring mattresses: large closet and fire.
place, private bath; young ladies. Poto-
521s KANSAS AVE. N.W-Bed-livi rln:
large cedar closet; man preferred. Geor-
THOMAS c=:CLE CLUB. 1925 Mass. ave.
n.w.-Large front room semi-private bath:
twin beds ladies preferred
1927 FAIRMoNT N.W.-Front room; Ist
..oor: twin beds; warm and comfortable;
uni phone: employed gentleman.
1922 L. ST. N.w.-Downtown: newly deco
rated double rooms. some with twin beos
and Ink. running water; SIS to 81.
BRIGHT. well-furnished single. two win
dows adjoining bath; exclusive neighbor-
hood; $50. Adams 1851.
3IIO MT PLEASANT sT.-Housekeeping:
light. warm. attractive; next bath: very
clean: adults only.
1924 10th ST. N.W.-Army ofncer's widow;
double room. private bath. shower; corner
detached home; garage; breakfast served.
244 10th ST; E-warm: attractive.
ner II desired: modern home.
1857 EUCLID ST. N.w.--Room. End floor.
next to bath continuous hot water, phone;
near car and bus line. "a
beds: com comforts6ie: nesn batf: nIc $3.50 each
1920, 18th ST. N.w.--Attractiye corner
private bath: suitable for two or three
1905 18th ST: N.W.-Youns man desires sS
roommate: large room. beds: unllmlIeo
phone. hot water; $3.50 week; wsikins
distance. Il
2327 PA AVE. NV. Cat wash. Circlel-
Light housekeeping and sleeping rooms
phone; S6. SO and 81 week. 20
PORTLAND HOTEL, Vermont ave. at Thorn
as Circle, SS.25 per wk.; hotel service; fresh
towels daily; your mail and phone calls ~.
tended to; shower baths; walk TO WORK. 20
CLEVELAND PARK-Man. share room
with another; also single double rooms'
garage; convenient Conn. bus. Clev. olO4.
1747 PARK RID. NW.-single and double
rooms, beautifully furn.; attractive mouse;
select neighborhood; reas.; iree pnone.
1872 N ST. NV. Just on Conn; ave-,
ssatis Ssds 81 81 'a and s. so Weekis fSme WIN 'n
ALTURAs. 1903 18th st. n.w.-1O0 st-
story building well heated; excellent ,oca-
tion: double rooms near showers: 24-hour
elevator service. Decatur 5000.
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DIESEL
MOTOR TRAVEL

COMMUTER TO BALTIMORE DAILY;
new car with heater; reasonable. Gail
Adams 7s40 after 6.
DRIVING TO HELENA. MONTANA, DE-
cember list: car can take two. sharing eX-
penses. Address Box 1927. Star ONCE.
cember /, can take four passengers. Refer
ence exchanged. Walnut S409. 22s
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cery trade for Baltimore wholesale gro
cery house; give details. Address BOX
334-T Star Office
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BOILER and blower, Noyis brand. s40i
will sell separately. 20 Hickory ave-,
Takoma. Shepherd 1888: 90
CAMERAs-'we buy. sell. trade used cam
eras; Cline kodaks and projectors. Bar
gains daily. Robbins, 529 14th st. NV.
CASH REGISTER, National, large; rea-
sonable. Call Monday. Suzanne Miller
Beauty ParIor, End Floor. 9OS 14th st. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PROF. VERDER M A. Harvard. Phi
Beta Kappa, offers tutoring in all grades
and college work. Columbia Hotel. 2l25
G st. NV. West 0S91. 21'
FRENCH. and real French only: expert
enced native teacher; reasonable. Col.
1900. Apt. 302. Please leave phone num-
Der.
GRAHAM STANDARD SHORTHAND-Old
offcial stenographer: beginners and ad-
vanced corresponding style; terms reason
able. 241 10th st. ne. Phone Line. 2664-J:
Study Diesel engines. Fit yourself for
q good Job in the constantly growing
Diesel field All industry is turning to
Diesels-aviation, automotive. power. ma
rine agriculture. big demand for prop
erly trained men Study Diesel theory
and practice in spare time in low.cost,
thorough school SIX SOLID WEEKS
practical shop work Ask for details. No
obligation. Address New Jersey Diesel
Institution Box 24-S Star ofice.
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women who want to work at home COM
piling mailing list for manufacturer. Apply
for Interview in own handwritins, giving
age, education and phone number. Ad-
dress Box l35-T Star once.
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SALESMEN-Five young men. between
ages Is and 25, for special merchandising
plan; new and used cars; SIS day to start.
Call between $50 and 10 am. Mr.. C. G.
Edwards 4th and W SIS a e.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Which are real money-makers are hard to
find I have two which are unusual and
for sale to responsible operators. Address
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG WRITER wishes quiet room. pri-
vate bath. with educated family; other
roomers; walking distance Library Con-
sress. Address Box 1S0-T. Star once. 22e
REFINED COLORED FAMILY wants .
furnished Ink. rooms. with electricity and
gas, or small apartment in NV. Address
Rex 313-T. Star once. 22s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

BUILDER. German architect, frst-class
mechanic, proven ability; best ref; design.
build. remodel; very reas.; to years
to pay; low interest. A. O. Burghardt,
1909 10th NV. Columbia 1855.
LET US ESTIMATE your home improve
ments in painting. papering. floors. finish
ing. roofing and plastering. Blue Ridge
Decorating Co.. Columbia 0674. "a
RECREATION rooms beautifully and cheap
ly done; consultation. estimates and de-
signs free Call Mr.. Klapp. evenings,
Wisconsin 446l-W.
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Merlin Raglan pressed on furously, urging his
porters to greater speed by merciless blows of his
fists. He was driven by mad desire to reach the
Lost City, where the fabulousy jeweled Green
Goddess had been hidden for centuries from the
outer world
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.

ESTABLISHED BEAUTY PARLOR will bt
vacant December /. Call at 1921 7th st
NV.
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52O6 lst ST. NV. (at n H ave)-Beau-
tiful master bed room. private bath. new
furniture including twin beds. In new
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1917 r. I. AVE. NV. Apt. 50l-Laree
attractive single front room for lady;
C. h. W. elevator; one other roomer; com
nSny allowed Potomac 4145 0os
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2O59 PARK RID. opp Rock Creek Park
Room bath with shower. inst. h. w. phone:
gentleman, Govt. employe: references. 70
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GIRL. white. general housework. no laun-
dry: stay nights: reference; $50 per month,
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HELP WOMEN.
O-Aa

| earn while learning the real estate busi-
ness. Need not interfere with present en-
| ployment. Address Box 46-T, Star once.
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Painting. Paperhanging y.
Floors sanded and refnished. Call Mr..
MinniX Columbia 21q5
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1885 lIth ST NW-Front room and
$S per week
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5747 18th ST. Nw-Master bed room.
near car and bus line; gas, heat; garage II
desired: phone
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
qsss dssS Of snsry "a aaaSs Ssss
PHYs1o-THERAPY TREATMENTS. COL
dence or mine; hours. 1913. Decatur 2I34.
WANTED ED--.PARENTs WHO WILL Co
home to motherless schoolgiri Of GOOD fam
4EcfE III sHaEd AgsocARok gso5s AReS Nsona s FRO
s rasE T.ETM REIAss wTIdE dd Xop
westory Bldg. 14th and F. Open Sun. am.
gowns and coats made to order: alterations
ss:n! sss ss5ss = st. nS sh ssi
REDUCNGAe TREAT. SIS; REMOVES
::.G 6; s:; is S:si:ss & Me-
WARM SUNNY ROOMS FOR AGED OR
convalescents; every care provided: excel
lent references; rates low. Shepherd 5000.
NP p @
tleman attendant. Address Box ATS.
Star once. -
GRADUATE NURSE. YOUNG. GIVES
Sne pSsse 10 r. g. Ms BAUM North
children at reasonable rate. would leave
city. References. MRS. EDWARDS.
Adams 3694-J. %.
Countryside School.
Boarding and Day School,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, 2 TO IL.
Small groupsi individual attention giyen; g
supervised; transportation and hot lunch
cons provided. 0401 Georgia ave.. Silver
Spring. Md. Shepherd Ae74.
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| GIRL. colored, help with cooking and
| cleaning Lightbown Tourists. Beltsville,
| Md So week clean room and board.
Phone Bervyn TIA
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NEAR 23rd AND @ SITS. NW-LarRe room
for gentleman; southern exposure; S23;
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bath: $50. 321s Wisconsin ave. NV.
1908 PARK RID. N.w-Bright clean.
next bath; porch. C. h. W, gas. electricity,
phone: S. week. Adams 4l16.
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PATENT LAWYER, member of bar for
local firm. preferably with both court and
patent office litigation experience: good
chance for advancement. State age. re-
iigion education. references. salary expect
ed etc Replies confidential Address Box
J2o-T Star office
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GIRL. colored, quiet. refined, to do gem
| eral housework and care for one child in
small apartment; SEQ month; references.
Phone Clev. 2453 after $50 Saturday
| night nr Sunday morning
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5I16 9TH ST NW-Couple's home: at
tractive front room adjoining bath. c. b. ":
u, hlock tn buS. gentleman
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ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.

36I0 1lth ST. N.W.-SpeclAI DargEIns WU
rooms hrst floor. S35; gas, cleo. heat
furnished.
$50 MASS. AVE. NE.-Two large rooms.
kitchenette. private bath: gas. cleo. phone
included Call Lincoln eS6s.
1908 B ST. SE.-2 or 2 furnished or un-
furnished rooms for light housekeeping.
GEORGETOWN, 1917 Dent pl. n.w.-l bed
room and kitchenette apt, End a., front;
adults; reasonable.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

PETwoRTH 4501 Iowa ave. n.v.-Attrac-
tive double room: sleeping porch: near
or employed couple. Geo 06S2 after pm.
CHEVY CHASE-On Mckinley st. bus line;
attractively furn: suite Of 2 rooms. strictly
private bath with shower. 3 exposures,
private home: no other roomers; accommo-
cate cate or 3: $50 mo: breakfast optional.
i732 goth ST, NW.--Attractive. large,
fiont; Ink: twin beds, yemi-bath; convens
lent TRANSPORTATION; SO n week.
2lo0 10th ST. NW:.-Attrsctive front
hour elevator, telephone service; conven-
lent cars. buses. Decatur $500. Apt 500.
:I51 CALIFORNIA ST, on Conn: ave
twin beds. next bath. large closet; suitable
for couple. Potomac 3690-W.
1347 JEFFERSON ST. N,w.-Large room
next TO bath: twin or double beds: owners
| NEW BERNE, Apt. AZ. 18th and Mass ave:
n.w.-Corner room, next bath; h.-vh.j
24-hr. elevator service.
| 1sth AND KALORAMA. the Madrid. Apt. 2
Warm bright room; next bath; employed
1928 10Th ST. N.w-comfortable room.
| next bath; gentleman; private family. Col.
1O355.
1888 P sT. N.W.-single or double rooms.
desirable. light. clean; close in. Decatur
| 1136.
920 ST. N.w.-Basement apartment. .
rooms; modern; reasonable.
9I3 9TH ST NE-Large bed room. con-
| venient to Navy Yard. Govt. Printing
once; $3.50 for !. SIS for ..
1873 MONROE ST. Nw.-Furnished room.
hot-wster heat
j so4 ONTARIO PL. NV room for l or
.: newly decorated and nicely furnished;
c.h.w.; in priv. home.
THE KENNEDY WARREN. 3133 Conn.
| Iave.-Attractively furnished Broom apt.S
| overlooking Klingle Valley; available now,
| 3 to 8 weeks; adults only Adams 4746.
1873 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Desirable room
with screened porch, bath adjoining; gen.
tlemen; private family. Col 56l2.
THE ALABAMA APT. 11th and N sts NV.
Apt. 4O5-Neatly furnished bed room.
comfortabl for one or two gentlemen; in
downtown section; reasonable rent. Call
after 9. 22'
OPPOSITE WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
/ Attractive room with dinette, semi-Drtvate
Evening star., 1936-11-21

BAKERY SALESMAN home delivery; must
be experienced. sober and hustler: refer
ence Address Box 173-T. Star once. 22&
BOY, l7-IS, to work in drug store. 1924
2rd ST n W Amply after q pm.
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lib Ilth ST. N.W-Nicely furnished
single room. S4. also room with twin beds.
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48O8 18th ST. NV.

Comfortably furnished single room. in
new. private. quiet home; bath and
shower: unlimited phone; young Jewish
men; $50 month; references. Adams
1850.
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ELECTRICIANS, new-house
wiremen; cable workers, con-
duit slab men and trimmers.
In reply, give age, experience,
for last 5 yrs. and wages ex-
pected. Steady work for the
right men. Address Box
498-T. Star office.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

ALLAROUND BEAUTY OPERATOR.
State experience and references. Address
Box 4a0-T, Star once.
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GIRL for gh.w. and care Of 2-yr.-old
child $500 14th NV. Apt. 105
GIRL. white, general housework. care
| dolph Q53I
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| dle-aeed: employed couple small child:
stay nights. Address BOX 1897. Star
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GIRL. colored. for general housework. small
family: stay nights; references. Call North
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MAID. white, for general housework. l416
33rd st. Call before 10 or after o'clock
Evening star., 1936-11-21

BOYS for curb service. over Is years OF
age; meals and tips. Apply 5111 Georgia
Evening star., 1936-11-21
HELP MEN.
,R-Apply Monday

ACETYLENE BURNER-Apply Monday,
3619 Benning I'd. ne.
AUTO SALESMAN. salary and commission
basis; transportation furnished; openings
for a limited number Of men between %
and 35 years of age; experience unneces-
sary: earn while you learn. Apply IN per-
son, 1922 Penn. ave Sc.
Evening star., 1936-11-21

AUTOMOBILE WRECKER-Must be ex-
perienced and parts mani reliable. ll3l
10Th ST u W j L Brenner & Co.
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STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY by lawyer;
beginner small pay. chance to improve and
advance. Apply today or Monday. 1872
Woodward Bids District 1890.
WAITRESS: must be experienced. Apply
Sill Georgia ave NV
Evening star., 1936-11-21

Unusual opportunity for t2) energetic and
willing men; best proposition IN town;
new 1887 Fords swapping us with most
indoor show room. Apply at once to Mr.
nrIke Parkway Motor Co 3(4O NJ st NV
Evening star., 1936-11-21

! WHITE HOUsEKEEPER. live in; must be
| good cook and general worker. Good wages
| to intelligent person with initiative. Ad-
/ dress poy 4S1-T Star off1ce o2N
Evening star., 1936-11-21

RIDING HORSES I6 hands: cheap; 9
work horses. 40 shorthorn stock steers.
R. F. Tippett. ir.. Cheltenham. Nd. %.
GOOD. all-around work or saddle horse;
real pet; will sell reasonable. H. E.
Meyer, Camp Springs. Nd. r. 4. Ana
costa Sta d. c. 22'
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ROOMS uNEURNIsHEp.

CALVERT AND COLUMBIA AYES. Colege
iisht. Rsht. SIS: MS-' rooms iurn''n own %. A''
$500 I4th NORTH. Clarendon, Va.-Larse.
well-furnished room, twin beds; c.h.w.;
unlimited phone. d. c.; no other roomers;
brick; ami: block to bus. After 5 pm.
47o2 N. WASHINGTON BLVD. Fails
Church-Larze. furnished. double room.
private home. Convenient Government De-
partments. 2 gentlemen. ladies or en-.
ployed couple Falls Church II. 22s
EAST RIVERDALE, MD.-Furnished rooms;
bus line runs by door; third house south OF
corner Jefferson st.. Edmonston I'd: get
bus ct 18th and II ne. Mrs. ]. Yates. 22s
64I9 22nd ST NORTH. Arlington County.
near Falls Church. Va.-For rent. one or
two nicely furnished rooms in new insu-
lated home: hot-water heat. oil burner.
tile bath: one block from two bus lines.
Address John Demsrest (tel. =. c. 31sl.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Bed room. bath and sitting room with
open fireplace: breakfast Il desired; In
restored Colonial house Reference ex-
changed. Alexandra 2956.
Evening star., 1936-11-21
BOYS-GOOD PAY

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of an ex-
perienced plate printer. Ap-
ply Employment Office, Ninth
Floor.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1880 GIRARD. Apt 20 : Well furnished
tied phone: gentleman. Columbia 0496.
2239 QUE ST. NW-Large rm nicely
furn adj. semi-priv bath. shower; lovely
home: 500 mo Pot 6QSQ
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.
RUGS = Imported Orientals,
Chinese and Persian patterns
-OSe red. rust

RUGS, imported Oriental design,
beautiful rich colors. Wide selec-
tion. Room sizes Sa95 to S29.75; hall
runners, q #, S495: IL IT,. S5.95. Capitol
Rug Company. 1921 14th st. NV. (at Har-
vardD Open evenings
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PLUMBER experienced man preferred.
Apply 749 Thayer ave, Silver Spring, Md,
ready for work
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
Housing to Be
 Problem During
 Legion COncIaVe
Large Number of Delegates Will Tax Juneau Accom-
 modations to Capacity

Housing promises to be something of a problem during the American Legion Convention September to 5, it was brought out at the con syention committee meeting last night in the Dugout. It is doubt full if there will be sufficient ho- tel accommodations for the many delegates who are coming, Mrs. E.. M. Policy of the Housing commit tee said, and she asks that any one who will be able to accommo- date one or more during the con- vention communicate with her.
 Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, who has charge of the convention music, has composed words and music for the convention song and the tryout last night revealed it snappy melody that should catch on quickly It has to do with the wriggling ice worm, and how he wriggles.
 Department Commander A. E.. Karnes, General Chairman of the convention committee. reported that more delegates are coming than at first believed, including more than 25 from Seattle. The city will be decorated for the event, he said, and a parade promises to be one of the highlights of the weeks en- tertainment for citizens of Juneau Four bands will be in line with the various posts and auxiliary units of the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
FILM DIRECTOR PLANNING TRIP
 TO TERRITORY
w. 5. VanDyke Expects to Spend Couple of Weeks
 On Outing in Alaska

w. S. Van Dyke, widely known motion picture director for the Me tro Goldwyn Mayer Studio, is plan ming trip north, according to in formation received here, and pro bably will spend couple of weeks hunting and fishing in this com munity.
 Frank Dufresne, Executive Off cer of the Alaska Game Commission, has been asked to supply the Di- rector with information on guides, best places for catching the big ones and other data. MT Van Dyke in a message from Culver City said he wanted to go camping for sev- eral weeks in Alaska.
 The Metro Goldwyn executive will be recalled here as the man who directed the making of the picture Eskimo" in the Arctic and was in here en route both ways from the far north.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
SIMPSON LEAVES DOUGLAS ISLAND ESTATE TO CHURCH

Joseph Simpson, widely known pioneer who died recently, left his property north of the Douglas bridge on Douglas Island and a lot in the City of Douglas to the Church of the Latter Day Saints, according to an indenture filed in U. S. Commissioners Court, The pioneer has g acres wh a he called West Juneau. Injuries suf- fered in a fall from the window of the house he had built on that property caused his death.
 MT. Simpson had joined the Mormon Church several years ago
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
TWO SALMON BOATS
 UNLOAD HERE TODAY

Two salmon boats unloaded trips here today The 31B969, Capt. Jim my Young, sold 1900 pounds of salmon to the Alaska Coast Fish cries and the Sadie, Capt. s. A. Stevens, packer boat, delivered 13,- 900 pounds to the Sebastian-Stuart Fish Company.
 Boats taking bait and ice yes- terday afternoon and today were The Ford, Capt. Ole Brensdal, the 31B969 and the Sadie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
PATCO HOPS THREE
 TO STRAWBERRY PIT.

With Chief Engineer Ike P. Fay Tor of the Alaska Road Commis- sion, A. E. Karnes, Territorial Com missioner of Education, and James Mullen of the road commission aboard, the Patco, Jimmy Rine- hart, pilot, hopped to Point Gus tavus, commonly known as Straw berry Point, at 10 o'clock this morning and returned at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
 Taylor and Mullen went to start work on the construction of new bridge over Salmon River at Straw
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
AMY K, CUERIN, VIM. FROMHOLz
 MARRIED HERE
Widely Known Juneau Couple Spring Happy
 Surprise on Friends

Amy K. Guerin and MT. William Fromholz were united in marriage at a quiet ceremony in the Resur- rection Lutheran parsonage last evening by the Rev Erling K Olafson. The witnesses were MT and Mrs. Daniel c. Ross. The new lyweds, for the present, are at the Gastineau Hotel.
 Mrs. Fromholz has been resi- dent of Juneau for many years and only recently left for Oregon with the intention of locating, but sur prised her many friends here by arriving yesterday on the steamer ] Alaska.
 MT. Fromholz is an old friend oi the Guerin family and is connected with the U s. Forest Service aS ! foreman and was the man re- sponsible for the new construction work at Aux Village beach anc 1 Sher Improvements the Forest Service has put in in this district He is considered an expert in loe construction, and also has beer interested in mining ventures il this district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
CORDOva BOY DIES

Funeral service for Jimmie Mi tamura were conducted at the Presbyterian Church in Cordova recently under the auspices of the Cordova Boy Scouts, of which or ganization the deceased lad was a member. The Boy Scout Guard of Honor was about the casket during the ritual and the jewels and in signia which Jimmie had earned were laid on it. At the grave taps were played by two Boy Scouts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
CORDOVA AUXILIARY
 CHOOSES DELEGATES

At special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Cor dova, delegates to attend the Le- zion convention to be held here next month were appointed. Mrs. Agnes Poulsen was named delegate at-large and others appointed were: Annie Jor9s, Margaret Mccarthy, Josephine Taylor and Ella Chad wick. Alternates named were Mae Oss, and Sadie Herring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURSDAY, AUGUST 2O 1886.
FAREWELL AFFAIR
 HONORS MRS. LOWE

Friends of Mrs. Alice Lowe sur prised her last night with a bon voyage party at the home Of Mrs J. Wilson During the evening cards were played, Mrs Sadie Cash en and Mrs. Jerry Cashen winning the prizes.
 Guests, who gathered for the af- fair, were: Mesdames Alice Lowe Jerry Cashen, Miles Godkins, Will liam Franks, J. E. Connors, c. Markx, A. Westby, E. Foxhill, j. Monagle, Sadie Cashen, J. Wilson and Misses Agnes Patterson and Es- ther Cashen.
 Mrs. Lowe is leaving soon to re- side in Seattle where her son is attending aviation school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20

berry Point and Karnes in connec- tion with affairs of the Territorial school there. Taylor and Karnes returned on the plane, Mullen stay ing over in charge of the bridge work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20

TOLKS argued about beer in bottles and 1 beer in cans until maybe you're little bit confused. But now the debate is ended. Now the Cap Sealed Can has taken the best features of can and bottle and combined them in one simple, ideal container, cHstOm- built for beer.
 Easy to open, easy to pour, easy to drink out of (from clean, caP-prote1ed, sanitary opening), the Cap Sealed Can brings you all the original delicious brewery flavor,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
BROKERS GO WESTWARD

Baxter Felch left for Valdez on the Alaska, and H. B. Crewson is a passenger on the same steamer for Seward. Both are commercial brokers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

Today's Dow, Jones averages are as follows: Industrials 1859, down .45; rails 53.63, down 3.4l; utilities 3454, up AT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
IRVING PLANE TO KETCHIKAN EARLY
 TOMORROW A. M

The Irving Airways, Inc. Lock- heed plane, Pilot Meyring, will leave tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock for Ketchikan and will return to its Juneau base tomorrow evening. Those having booked passage on the plane for Ketchikan to date are Wm A. Hesse and J. B. Warrack.
 Try The Empire classifieds for quick results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20

Mrs. Ralph Partin of Lufkin, Tex, finds that hydrangea may be kept for a week by submerging the cut flowers under water each night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-20
MRS. SIMMONS IS
 OFF FOR FAIRBANKS

EIrs. Sh.-ley Simmons, wife of Sheldon Simmons AAT pilot, is a passenger aboard the PAA Electra for Fairbanks. She is making the round trip fRs