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La gaceta., 1937-04-28

Nos mandan una carta que
dice: Tn senior director de una
fabrica de West Tampa asegu.
ra que el, hablando con don
Fernando de los Rios, lie dijo:
Tengo ell gusto de estrechar 81
mano como espanol, pero 20 soy
fascista.
AL que nos manda la carta po-
demos informSrle que 81 ese Sc
nor dice tai cosa, falta a la yer
dad.
Don Fernando no estrecha
names de faSeistas porque los
fa~scistas, va sean espanoles, tia
lianos 0 alemanes, son enemigos
de la Espana leal Y republiea-
ma.
Else senior lie ha endilgado una
"mentirita" a nuestro estimado
comunicante.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
LA FIESTA DE MAYO EN-
Ell PARQUE DE PLANT

FL sabado por la tarde, a las
80, Sc efectuara la fiesta de
mayo en- ell terreno de Plant,
bajo los auspicios de la Junta
de Recreo de la municipalidad.
I'm grupo de 274 ninas, vesti-
das con trajes de diferentes CO.
lores, danzaran alrededor de los
II postes que Sc colocaran en-
ell campo.
Alrededor de los "postes de
mayo" Sc pondran cintas multi
dolores.
Estaran representados los CO.
legios Graham, Jakson, Gary,
Edison, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sc
minole, Broward, Wilson Jun
ior High Gorrie, Mitchell, Ball
asst Point y Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
Ell ROOSE-
WELT EMBARCARA EN-
NEW ORLEANS

Washington, Abril 28.-Ha
cia las aguas del Golfo de Ne,
Ijico Marcia hoy en- tren ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt.
Ell Presidente embarcara EN-
ell Potomac Y pasara dfas pes
cando frente a las costas de
Texas y Luisiana. Regresara a
esta capital ell dia Is de mayo.
Hoy llegara ell tren a Allan
ia y seguira a Montgomery,
con paradas en- Biloxi, Miss, v
otros lugares. En- Biloxi toma-
ra un autom6vil y Sc dirigira a
Gulfport a visitar la casa dom
de reside Jefferson Davis, ell
presidents de La Confedera
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
LA OBRA DE LA LEGISLA-
TURA DE FLORIDA
La Ley de Recupera@6n
Talmam Y

TallaRassee, abril 2S.-La ga
mara i1ici6 aver el debate con-
ira la ley Tillman, de la que d.
cen sus oponentes que trata de
aplastar las cadenas de sstable-
cimientps en- la Florida.
All frente de los ~conerarios de
la Medida Sc han puesto los re-
presentantes dc los condados de
Polk, Lake, Dade y Lee, unos
por la combination que tienen
con las 'cadenas', e Mo que res
pecta Il la venta del jugo de las
naranjas y toronias, y otros por
obtener del turismo sus mayo
res ganancias.
Refiriendose a los adverse
rios de Ia ley, Ell Representative
Cole, de Escambia, dijo de ellos
que ferman una desesperada
minoria que usa tacticas de de-
mora, ayudada por rerresentan
ties de los condados de HILLSIDE
rough y Nassau. Cole tuvo fra
SEES de elogio para Frank M.
Cooper, de Tampa, lider de los
comerciantes Independence, y
Robert NJ. Owens, abagado de
Tampa, coautor de la ley DE re-
euperaci6n.
Cole dijo que Mr.. Givens sc
hecho democratic y que en-
81 debe tenerse fe, por su hon
radez.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
Martires de la lealtad
que del honor al arrullo,
fuisteis de la patria orgullo
v honra de la humanidad...

f~uisteis de la patria orgullo
v honra de la humanidad...
Los hombres, ninos Y muje-
res despedazados aver por las
bombas y ametraIIadoras fas-
cistas en- las GALES v campos de
Grernica, son martires de la
lealtad y La libertad.
Martires que del honor al a.
rrullo, y para eterna middleton
de los e~spanoles fascistas, han
sido ametrallados en- su patria,
en- Ia TERRA donde nacieron, por
extranjeros criminales al SER
vicio del cobarde Franco.
Por la honra de la humani-
dad, por los derechos de la CT
vilizaci6n, combaten los milicia
nos en- las trindheras y derrotan
a los fascistas.
Franco toma venganza en- la
pOblaci6n civil y extermina a
seres inocentes, revelandoN sus
condolences de salvaje con uni
forrue de general fascista.
Salvaje ". t0das las cosas
que a listed Sc lie ocurra decir
a 81.
Hemos propuesto que Sc
"boyeoteen" los productos tia
lianos fascistas Y alemanes ma
zistas y ahora proponemos que
&c 'fboycotee' ell ''conac" fascis-
ia espanol, ell aceite fascista es-
pahol y TODD 10 que huela a fas-
cismo.
No puede haber paz, transi-
gencia y perdon para los aSesi-
nos Y sus completes.
Los que matan a los no-com-
batientes; 10 mismo que sus ami
COS o simpatizadores, enemigos
son del genera humane.
Contra ellos hay que fOrmar
un Frente Undo, de modo que
&c yean aiaaadOs y desprseiaAua
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
Sc TRAGO LA HOJA DE A
CERO DE UNA MAQUINA
DE AFETTAR

Macon, Ca, abril 28.-Por
haberse tragado una hoja de a.
cero de una maquina de afeitar,
ingres6. aver en- un hospital, en-
grave estado, Ell negro Willy
Lee Walker, de Is amos.
FL negro dice que la hoja Sc
Aallaba enel fondo de un vase
lIeno de aqua v que 81 tomarse
Id aqua Sc trago Il pedaso de-
acero.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
no pisaran vuestra tumba

AN PASoAoAi NASStAo tNAAlJd
las plantas del extraniero.
\ Ese Wramento, hecho Ell 2 de
mayo en- Madrid, cuando Napo-
leon pretendia conquistar a Es-
pana, 10 reptile ahora ell pueblo
espanol, con mayor enfasiS, y
10 secundan todos los pueblos
democratics de veras, no demo-
craticos a la usanza de los tira-
nuelos de la America indo-ibe-
RIGA.
En- sus tumbas descansan los
asesinados en- Guernica, en- Ma
drid, en- Galieia, en- Asturias v
en- otros lugares de Espana; pc
no la bora de la jEsticia llega-
ra.
Espana no puede sucumbir
porQue Ell pueblo espahol aborre
&c a los fascistas asesinos " de-
rrama generosamente su san
gre en- la Costa para sustituir
la tiranfa y la intransigenoia
con la civilization " la iusticia
social.
Sucumbiran elles, en- la etapa
final; ellos, Franco Y sus Ger
dos; eilos, los soportaApunta-
pies del fascismo; eHos, los CO.
bardes, las hienas empapadas
de sangre de ninos; ellos, que
eran hembres Y va no sc sabe 10
que son; ellos, bald6n de la de-
cencia y la bondad; ellos, que
asesinan a los thombres por vo-
tar l~egalmente, en- elecciones d.
rigidas por derechistas y Gen.
tristas; ellos, que jamas pisa
ran las tumbas de sus victimas,
porque contra 81 abyecci6n Sc
levantaran todos los pueblos de
la TERRA.
Ellos... iMalditos sean los
que combaten a Ia libertad y los
que con ellos simpatizan!
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
MURIo Ell CAPTAIN GUEST

Londres, Abril ga Ia
edad de 81 amos muri6 hoy eel
captain Edward Guest, exsub-
secretario de la aviaci6n. Era
padre del notable polista anne
ricano Winston Guest.
Ademas de notable pOlista,
ell captain era aviador y caza,
dor de fieras. a
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
DERROTADAS LAS P
FACCTOSAS EN- Ell FRENTE
DE TERUEL
Los milicianos vascos Sc han
parapetado en- la Iglesia de
Santa Maria, en- Durango
Santander Sc ofrece para al
bergar v atender a las mujeres
y ninos de Bilbao

Madrid, Abril 28.-Las fuer
zas facciosas lanzaron hoy un
contraataque en- ell frente de
Teruel y fueron derrotadas, gu
friendo un gran nGinero de ba-
jas.
Ell prssidente del gobierno
autonomico vasco, don Juan
Antonio Aguirre informa al 60
bierno que los jefes italianos y
alenanes ordenaron Ell bombar
deo de Guernica, In historical
.poblaci6n, donde aver mata :
ron a 500 personals, en- SUI ma
yoria mujeres y ninos.
Las milicias vascss contra.
Iatacaron hoy y cOnvirtieron en-
f~ortaleza una igIesia de Du !.
range, donde resisten I'll avian.
ce de los insurgentes del exge-
neral Mola.
Tres batallones Sc han para
petado en- la iglesia dc Santa
Maria, en- Durango, abatiendo
CON Ell fuego de su artilleria a
los agresores.
El gobierno de Bilbao esta
construyendo forkificaciones
de concrete contra los "raids"
de La aviacion y la artilleria re
belde. Las autoridades piensan
evacuar q aas mujeres v los nj
NOS para ofrecer Ia resistencia
que Madrid ha ofrecido q los
barbaros fascistas.
Las tropas de Mola Green que
podran eapturar muy pronto
Ia Iglesia de Santa Maria, EN-
Durango, pero ell mando vasco
opina otra cosa.
Al sur de Durango. en- Ell o.
tro iado de Bilbao, los vascos
destruyeron un puente, difficult
tando ell traslado de las tropas
facciosas. Los zapadores del
enemigo tratan de reparar ell
puente.
Teme la poblaci6n de Bilbao
que la aviaei6n facciosa repita
sobre la capital la salvaje a.
erosion de Guernica.
Santander Ie ha telegrafia-
do al presidente Aguirre ofre-
ciendole albergar a todas las
y nihos que lie sean
mandates.
Leales vascos, en- gran hume
70, contindan llegando a Bill :
bao y Sc ofrecen para empu-
mar las arrnas-
En- alsunos sectores leaIes Sc
habla de nueva TRACTION, como
en- FL caso de Malaga, peru a
aAos rszEnOres no 90 coneede in
portancia.
EsPSrass enc q aahiarne D.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28

Madrid, abril 23-El general
faccioso Queipo del Llano do
por radio la noticia de que Ell a.
corazado leal Jaime | Sc habia
retirado ante ell fuego del cruce
TO Canarias. LaSnoticia es falsa,
por cuanto oil jaime | despiaza
LAPS toneladas, tiene nueva ar
tilleria y su coraza es muy su-
perior a la del Canarias. La CO..
raza del jaime | es de ocho pull
gadas de espesor y la del cruce-
70 de 1.5 a 2 pulgadas. Esta es
otra prueba de la camlpana de
mentiras que los insurgentes
mantienen.
! Ha llegado a Marsella, a b.
do del THURMAN. un cahonero
argentine, ell Sr. Nlnez Morga-
do, embaiador que era de Chile
y a quien Ell gobierno declare
persona no-grata.
Una nOta Official dada aver en-
Valencia informa que un vapOr
tanque ingl&s fue detenido dos
wees. fuera de Barcelona por
un destructor italiano que no te-
MIA poder para hacerlo.
Ell communicate, que no mem
ciona ell nombre del tanque, a.
segura que ell Instructor Sc a.
lej6 cuando los aeroplanos del
|gObierno leal empezaron a vo-
lar sebre 81, entrando ell tan
que en- Barcelona sin mayor no.
Epedads
Mantiene ell gobierno que sus
ibarcos y aeroplanos protegeran
"a todos los vapores que vayan
EN- direction de puertos leales.
Dos crrceros itaiianos sc a.
cercaron D la costa en- menos
de diez millas, Unite fijado por
ell eOmite de no-intervenci6n.
Uno Sc habia estacionado a cua-
tro millas frente al Castillo de
Fels, cerca de Barcelona, pero
sc movie mar afuera cuando los
aeroplanos leales ajparecieron.
Ell otro lego hasta un lugar a
ocho millas de Tarragona, pero
hacia las 10 milias cuando
un aeroplano leal vol6 sobre el.
Comunican de Alicante Aue
un submarine, al parecer ale
man, dispar6 I'm torpedo contra
Ell vapor mercante espanol CT
frente a cabo Calpe, IS
millas al norte de Alicante, des-
pu6s de que Ell vaipor habia re-
husado acompanarlo a Palma
de Mallorca. Ell Ciclope evadi6
ell torpedo y sigui6 viaje a Va
FL gobierno leal abriga ell te-
NOR de que los buques de que
ira alemanes e italianos, a pc
sar de la no-intervenci6n, sc de-
a molestar sus barcos,
provocando un serio incidente.
I Sigue jugando al escondite
con los barcos facciosos Ell ca
ingles Potato Jones,
Iue Sc dirige a Alicante. Jones
aparentemente evadi6 la vigil j
del cafonero Canovas dal
,pero dfcese que aero
de Malaga han salido en-
III btasca.
Tres vapores mas Sc encuen-
ran en- San Juan de Luz, Fran
ia, seg1n ell peri6dico La Vez
be Espafia, esperanto la llega-
Ia del crucero acorazado Ro-
yal Oak, que viene a revelar ell
que formara en- la revis-
a de la coronation del rey. Los
res vapores han sido asegura-
los por ell gobierno de Valencia
'on Ell Lloyd ingles y Sc NOM
iran Sheaf Field, mandado por
captain Arnotto, con carga
general para Bilbao; es THOR
nnnnAaAn NOS al nars
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
do A LUZ SiETE CRIATU-
RAS UNA MUJER ESPA-
NOLA

Valencia, Abril 2S.--Al go-
hierno sc comunico aver que
una mujsr del pueblo dis q lrz
aiete cristuras, en- Murcia. La
madrs muri6 v crsese que ios
hiios seguir6n la miama suer-
La gaceta., 1937-04-28
@UNCAS :
aue kuedan erlTampa.
I'D v Fl honor. = Kllos, los
los cobardes

/ No puede ser hpmbre de YER
dad Ell que ~regSsja con la
Ymatanza de seres indefeASQs Q
busca excuses para la barbara
de los matarifes o verdugos.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28

-Martira
lLos pocd Is
tas que vivel I'm
tirSD hoy satin ma
tanza de mujeres kri
ficada aver por los u hos
alemanes, con lpilotos Ines
en- Guernica?
A los fascistas de aqui los co
nece TODD Ell mundo. Alguno:
son altos empleados de fabricas
otros poseen estaHecimientos J
rnos pocos lie arrancan a la me.
sa de la tabaqueria, con ell su.
dor de la frente, Ell amargo par
que diariamente comen.
1Que piensan esos fascistas
de los asesinatos de Guernica
asesinatos en- masa, hechos des.
de las nubes por los aeroplanoS
de los invasores v los traidores
81 en- sus pechos queda TN res
to de bondad, esa matanza d.
aver, como las inutiles e injus.
tificadas de Madrid, les hara
pensar como hombres civiliza.
dos Y unirse, arrepentidos, a la
causa del pueblo espanol Y de
la Libertad.
La gaceta., 1937-04-28

En- la tumba descansad y
que ell valiente pueblo ibero
jura con rostro altanero
que hasta que Espana su-
(cumba
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
PLAY AUTHOR GETS CASE OF
 STAGE FRIGHT
Cliff Fischer Called Out in N. Y.-New lp on
 Robert Taylor
By GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, Sept. l4.-The last week of really hot weather in New York was made less intolerable by the new Folies Bergere. It was the first opening night of the season and for the first time in our life we heard an audience clamor wildly for the author"
 This came at the final curtain with more than 100 actors, dancers, acrobats, and entertainers on stage. The whole vast audience of 1,700 first nighters began to cry "Fisch- CT! Clifford c. Fischerl We want Fischerl"
 MT. Fischer is a cosmopolitan wanderer who spends most of his time plying between New York and Europe His savoir aire is undoubt- ed. Always he is serene and un- ruffled.
 But not that night After an in- terlude of prolonged cheering a couple of his associates managed to drag him out on the stage. He was white as a sheet and he faced the house with the stricken antic- ipation of man going to the chair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Sheriff Puts End,
 Kangaroo Courts

LA PORTE, Ind, Sept. 13.-Sher- if Joe Wolf has outlawed kan garoo courts" mock hearings con- ducted inside bullpens by prisoners themselves at the La Porte County Jail because he says too many abuses arise"
 Many sheriffs approve such courts" Wolf says, because they give the prisoners something to do and keep them out of mischief.
 A new prisoner usually is charg- ed with breaking into jail" The judge" always imposes a fine" If the prisoner can't pay the fine" money. cigarettes, candy or per- sonal belongings fellow prisoners are permitted by court rules" to friSk him.
 In Wolf's jail the prisoners are told to pass the time at odd jobs, or at playing cards and checkers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Mother Devises "Chore-Chart" For Triplets

LORAIN, O., Sept. 13-Being a triplet might be considered fun by some folks, but it's just a bore to Joy, Jean and Janet Mills, 11-year- old daughters of MT. and Mrs. Sterling Mills.
 Too many people ask you your name too many times" says Joy.
 The mother of the blonde, blue eyed girls says she, too, has had some trouble with their similarity.
 T tell one of them to do some thing and forget which one I told" Mrs. Mills says, 50 I've arranged a chore chart to keep track of them"
 The thing that irritates the chil- dren most, however, is the common greeting of schoolmates: Hey, Trip.n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
BOYER AND JENSEN LOW BIDDERS ON
 TERRITORIAL JOB

Boyer and Jensen Construction Company of Douglas was low bidder on renovating the Territorial Build ing at Third and Seward Streets, when bids were opened today by the Territorial Board of Administra- tion. The company bid $17,668 on the job which proposes to put the building, formerly occupied by the Uptown Theatre, into shape for housing the Planning Commission and other Territorial offices.
 Other bidders today were: Men, denhall Construction Company, $l8,749; Hans Berg. $2O,758; Mello and Jackson, $l8,663; Larson and Bolm, $l8,543; Krause, Klein and Redden, $18.466
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Anti-Suicide Club
 Is Widening Drive.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept. 13.- A Statewide campaign against sui eide, to be waged through the press and by radio, was announced here with the incorporation of The Sui eide Prevention Society of Amer ica.
 Under the direction of Robert Rehkugel of Oakland, the group has been campaigning there against suicide for more than a year. Reh- kugel says that number of de- spondent persons already have been talked out of ending their lives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Catholic Group
 To Hold Banquet

An elaborate banquet will be held tomorrow at 6:30 p. m by members of the Catholic Daughters ol Amer ica, who will meet at the Parish Hall to celebrate their first anni- versary. Members of the GOA and their guests will attend
 Mrs. T. J. Jacobson has charge of the dinner, while Mrs. Bertha Foote will supervise the serving
 Decorations will be handled by Mrs. M. E. Monagle. Mrs. Harry Walmsley, Mrs. Guy McNaughton, Mrs. J. K. McAlister. Mrs. George
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
1,7OO AT S10 PER

The crowd enjoyed every moment of it, clamoring all the louder. Then, finally, MT. Fischer made his bow. He said something comparable to, This makes me very happy and I am glad you like our show, '" but we cannot quote him accurate ly. We couldn't hear. For once in his life his voice failed him and the words he murdered were mere ly faint formations on his lips.
 Can you imagine, say, H e e n Hayes blowing up in he rlines? That was what it was like. There was, however, one extenuating cir constance. Maybe the thought of all that money had him unnerved. There were, remember, 1,700 people present at $10 a plate. Figure it out for yourself. Our mathematics won't stand the strain
 It was, actually, an ebullient oc- casion. Everybody in town was on hand to welcome the new season, to see and be seen. Mel Hyman of MG.M came in with Robert Tay- Tor in tow and practically demor- alized the house. Incidentally, he isn't beautiful as some of the cur rent reports have it. He is merely a good looking bloke who knows how to wear clothes and more inn portant, how to make an entrance without falling over a chair.
 First they placed him at sec- ond TOW table on the extreme right but that was no good, so they tried another on the meg. But that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Congratulations
 George and Esther; More Happy Days Ahead

Today, September 13, is a red letter day for MT. and Mrs. George Gullufsen, we'll known Juneau couple and popular members Of the American Legion organizations.
 It was just 19 years ago today on September 13, 1918, that MT. and Mrs. Gullufsen were married at Seward. It happened to be Friday, the 18th, too. But it was no bugaboo to their happiness, and today friends were extending con- gratulations and best wishes for many more happy years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
LYMAN SNOW HERE
 TO ENTER SCHOOL

Lyman Snow, nephew of Mrs. O. P. Jenne, arrived Saturday evening on the Northwestern to spend the year with the Jennes.
 He will enroll in Juneau High School For the past year he has b e e Il in Bremerton, Washington, with his father, Monte Snow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13

ening into four and F tsp. salt; add enough cold water to barely hold mix ture together. Chill pastry, roll thin, cut into six 5-inch squares or rounds. Place large spoonful of salmon mixture on half of each piece, fold over, seal edges with fork. Make three slits across each turnover insert a salmon flake in each slit. Glaze tops with equal parts egg yolk and milk. Bake in hot oven .(450' F.) for 20 min.
 For apple rings, core apples, and cut into thirds across apple. Place rings iE baking pan; cover each with 2 tbspa brown sugar, 1 tbsp. tomato catsup. Bake Tn moderate oven (350' F.) for 30 min. turning apples often. Serve hot or cold. Serves 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
TWO HOPS ARE MADE TOTULSEQUAH TODAY
 BY MARINE AiRWAYS

Two hops to the Polaris- -Taku mine at Tulsequah were to be un- dertaken this afternoon by Marine Airway Pilot Alex Holden.
 Pilot Holden took off at 230 pm, accompanied by Mechanic Lloyd harmon, with George G. Griswold, Jr, engineer for the mine F. J. Bartholomew, and R. J. Thomson.
 On the second trip he was to fly O. Olafson, F. Miller, J. Hillstad and R. Hemming to TulSequah.
 Tomorrow two trips are scheduled to Tulsequah, taking additional miners to the Polaris- -Taku. The men arrived in Juneau on the Prin- cess Louise today.
 Saturday afternoon Pilot Jack Hollister flew glacier hop with L. V. Winter and companion.
 Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Taxes are now due and payable. If unpaid by September 15, they be- come delinquent after that date; provided however, that if one-half of the amount be paid on or before September IS the balance will not become delinquent until March 15 next. If payment is made in full on or before September 15, rebate of 3 percent shall be allowed. After September 15 interest shall be added at the rate of l percent per month until paid
 H. I. LUCAS, adv. City Clerk
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Preacher, z, Aspires
 To Be Fireman, Too

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 13-'Do you know what I want to be when I grow up?" the Rev. Charles Jaynes, Jr., ', asked.
 In the next breath he answered the question himself with, T want to be a fireman by day and a preacher by night so I can save persons here as well as hereafter" :"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
NEW MUSIC HEAD
 STARTS GLASSES

Robert White, new head of mu- sicai instruction in Juneau schools, arrived Saturday on the North western to take charge of his class es here.
 MT White, of the University of washington, succeeds Byron Miller, who resigned recently. MT. White VIII have complete charge of music teaching in both schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13

Simpkins and Mrs. H. L. Turner Miss Isabelle Cashen, Miss Mary VanderLeest and Mrs Arthur White will head the entertainment com mittee.
 Mrs. Walter Hellan has charge of the entire affair.
 Guests will be Father La Vasseur, Father Budde and the seminarians. Peter J. Loftus and T. s. Hoch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Petticoat Parade
 Dishked by Nurses

SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 13.- Nightly ''petticoat parades' have brought objections from sydney nurses.
 Although not part of their uni form, 50 nurses at the Nightingale home must show petticoats" to a senior staff member each night be- fore going on duty. They were de- scribed as cumbersome, Grundy things" by one nurse, who added:
 T wonder if Florence Nightin- gale wore one"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
ANOTHER HIT

Billy Rose bobbed up too, saylhg he was leaving almost immedlaCeiy for the coast where Fannie is work ing on a picture. T can't get out of this town soon enough, he growled He said he was going to make a picture and admitted be- ing scared to death.
 It looks like M Fischer has an- other hit with all the alluring, breath-taking ingre d ie nts that make for his now familiar super opuses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
Eastern Villagers
 Draw Good Incomes

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. - The annual family income in midwest ern villages is $1,227, according to a recently completed Department of Agriculture study of 2,000 odd fam lilies in 13 Pennsylvania and Ohio villages.
 Similar surveys, made previously, put the New England village fam fly income at $1 1,4s0, and the west ern (Kansas and North Dakot0 at $1,193
 
 Many fall gowns will be made of wool and rayon jersey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
LEGION TONIGHT

Final action on resolutions and other matters to be presented at the Department Convention of the American Legion at Anchorage September 20 will be taken tonight at the regular meeting of Afford John Bradford Post in the Dugout
 Delegates to the convention are planning to get away tomorrow on the Alaska for the convention city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
REGENT BRIDE
 IGNORED AT TEA

Miss Pearl Peterson was hostess Saturday afternoon at a tea in the MacKinnon Apartments honoring Mrs Robert Marcum (Helen Tor kelson) recent bride. Girl em- ployees of the U. s. Forest Service where Mrs. Marcum is employed were in attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13

wasn't good either, so finally they took him out center where he be- longed where everybody could see. How Hyman came up with the tickets at that zero hour is testimonial to his adoitness. The house had been reported sold out for days.