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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


FURNISHED. ATTRACTIVE APT. FOR
looking city. Living rm. with fireplace
modern conveniences. Phone Jackson
1913
5 ROOMS, BATH, CLOSETS. PORCHES;
large, shady lawn; aforementioned; partly
furnished. Greenwood 2594-J.
COTTAGE CITY. MD. % SPA ST.-TWO
large rooms, kitchen, bath. unfurnished; ;
gas, heat. electricity. Adults only.
BELTSVILLE MD.-TWO ROOMS. COM
pletely furn.; cleo range. h.-w.h. conv.
cars and buses; S27 mo. II. G. GOSMAN.
LOVELY. COZY. BRIGHT APT; LIV. RIM.
bed rm.. lge kit. completely furn.; new
gas range. ample closet space. newly dec #.
ch:w.. oil heat, lights furn.; pvt. front
and rear entrances. Only $40. Falls
Church 500.
2 DESIRABLE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath. Automatic heat and refrigeration: (:
fireplace. Convenient location. Adults.
Georgia 134S.
TAKOMA. 723 CARROLL AVE- ROOMS.
kitchen. unfurnished second floor side en-
trance; excellent heat; available now; no
TAKOMA PARK, 500 FLOWER AVE
Brand-new, 2 rooms. kitchenette. dinette.
bath; heat. h. W. furnished; near buses
shade trees; S44 to S4950.
SILVER sPRTNG-NEW. CORNER APART
ments. Some with 3 expos; across street
center 3 blocks from 5O-acre public
park: avail Oct. ]; S53-S57 so per mo.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
1905 Ga. Ave. Shep. 2401.
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HOUSES UkFURkIshED.
(COnttnued
1927 ADAMS MILL RID

OPEN
rooms. bath. 3 porehes; yard, Gear
garage: vacant; $50. Georgia Abs.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
To beat the rental game"--save yourself
some money-have better house in which
TO lye-a brand-new brick home with 2
baths; . large rooms upstairs. recreation
room in basement Payments arranged from
$50 to S65 monthly: small down payment
required. Refined neehborhood near all
schools. buses. etc. See 1927 w ST. NV
Go, OFT Wisconsin ave. to Calvert St. out
Calvert st. TO 39th ST. down seth st. to
w ST., then left on w to 1927.
1909 VAN BUREN ST. NV
and sn Datn house sleeping porch
frigeration; near Walter Reed Hosp. ST 90.
1880 10th ST. NV.
large rooms, suitable for . studio;
14o5 Eye St NEAL Natl. 1853.
COR. MASS. AND CATHEDRAL AYES,
criS,ar -Four bed rooms: 2 baths living room,
garage, h.-w.h.; perfect location. at the
corner of three main avenues, with every
NEAR NEBRASKA AVE. AND OLIVER ST.
Six rooms bath. h.-wh.; 2-story brick
IN midst Of Chevy Chase new home area;
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
501 IsONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Cor nome d rms and bath h.-w.h.
l4o9 NORTH CAPITOL ST. w. 'oO
8 rms. and bath, h.-w h -S55 90
6022 4th ST. NV.
Cohner nungalow. rms. and bath, 49, -
,ss ,oElL Floyd f, DAVIS co; o~o
C00HsULT CONS OUR LIST OF FURNISHED
AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
R. MARBURY STAMP & CO.,
SOUTHERN BLDG. DIST. s157.
KENILWORTH. D. C.
44a7 ORD ST. NE
One-half Dl0Ck from through boulevard
and car Stop r. and b. ami. oil heat.
cleo, refrigeration; finished attic and fin-
lshed cellar; garage in rear; large yard:
detached house. screened front porch; key
at at liz Kenilworth ave. ne. or call at
NEWSOM,
lilo H ST. NE LINCOLN e071.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
ss Als9n Rafase St 500 Dfx1F Tms RrsAy sath
20 OAKWOOD RID,
Hyattsville. Md.
rooms, bath, h;-w.h.. Frigidaire, ga
rage large attic, $4,000.
10 sUNNYsIDE RD..
Silver Spring, Md.
Six rooms, bath. built-in garage; very
good condition: S75.
8 SUNNYsIDE RID,
Silver Spring Md
Five rooms. bath cleo range and re-
irlgeratlon, h.-w.h.; built-in garage; SIC %.
135 N. EDGEWOOD ST,
Lyon Park. Va
~. rooms, BATH h.-w.h., porch, detached
232 CUSTIS AVE,
-, Del Ray, Va.
rive rooms, bath: h.-w.h.; detached
WEAVER BROS, INC,
w., REALTORS.
washington BLDG District 94s6
40 ADAMS ST. NV.
. r. and b., h.-w h. Sax M
1924 AND 1923 PA. AVE e
rooms and bath $40 90 o.
2FAMILY HOUSE ~
APT. 1--13Il OATES ST NE
r. k, d. and bath $40 oo
3525 10th ST NV
rms and b., newly redecoratcd SEQ 90
The Washington Loan & Trust Co
RENTAL DEPT. 300 F. st. NV.
National 3440
1921 OTIS ST. NE-DErACHED
brick, 8 rooms, tiled bath with
shower h.-w h., garage In good
condition and convenient to
schools churches and transporta-
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

DIPLOMAT OR BUSINESS
EXECUTIVE.
Home OF individuality and charm, facing
entrance Rock Greek. rms, 2ia baths.
2-car garage, oil heat; servants quarters
Furnished in exquisite taste. Available to
right people; unfurn.. 800; furn., S2T5.
Call MRS. LYNCH, Met. 1850. Evenings,
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BROOKLAND BARGAIN

OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL PM
viii sacrfee Hee sa nI,tty ~nsr 6,ns ssy,ns citS
sleeping porch. hoored attic. full cellar
and garage. Home is in perfect condition,
with brick fireplace. screens, oil heat,
automatic water heater, tile bath and
large front porch. Concrete street and
alley in and paid for. Lot nicely fenced
Drive out r. I. ave. ne. to 10th st., turn
left to home
23T7 r. L Ave e North 1ona
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National Mortgage & Inv. Corp.
National 1893. 1912 n. Y Ave NV.
FOR COLORFD.
Second Floor. 1915 Church St NV
Three rooms. kitchen and bath: hot.
water heat furnished. Rent, S45. Key a.
hrst floor.
B. F. SAUL CO,
National 2l00. a25 18th St NV
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

REFINED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED
couple desire tastefully furnished small
apt reasonable. Decatur 4s42-J after
> pm.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES.
NEARBY VIRGINIA

81 000-Tourist cabin site, $50 IT. on
No. highway.
S5.500--Very old home. renovated,
rms. bath; best section Alexandria.
S7,950-Aurora Hills. Va.-Beautiful
detached. q rms. large yard, l bed rnl,
lavatory on l st floor
ST,950-Braddock district-New brick,
g rms, porches, built-in garage, oil
burner: conv. to everything.
GRAHAM & OGDEN. REALTORS.
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1922 IRVING ST. NE

Beautiful detached frame. g rooms. bath.
oil heat. automatic hot water Friaid aire:
beautiful lot tastefully Handicapped. This
property can be bought reasona blv.
JOHN J. BUCKLEY.
1VO2 X st. NV. National 11-7.
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1927 OTIS ST. NE-DETACHED
brick, rooms. tiled bath with
shower h.-w.h, garage In good
condition and convenient to
schools, churches and transporta-
ton ao
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GLOVER PARK

242S 39th pl.-Start ownership of this
$3.50 down. balance actually less than
rent. Contains rooms. baths. popular
ideal kitchen. A visit will convince you.
Can be seen any time. For sale by any
broker or B. H. and ID. c. GRUVER, owners
builders. Investment Bldg. National 1897.
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RANDALL MANSIONS - Reception
hall, 20-ft. living room. dressing
closet with in-a-door bed. junior
dining room. kitchen and bath with
built-in shower $50. so
Also available; Large living room
with balcony overlooking Rock
Creek Park; bed room, junior din
ing room. kitchen and bath with
built-in shower - S62 80
Available Oct. 1. a similar apart
ment on lower floor -- S51 90
Elevator
- SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
- 1908 u ST. NV. National o345
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S8,950.00.
Upper 10th Street.
GE0Q Coch

!, An attractive new Colonial brick home
u large rooms, baths. recreation room
OH neat. Can be converted for families
IL desired; S15 monthly payment includes
taxes and insurance. This is bargain.
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THE ALBEMARLE

1900 TEA ST. NV.
l, 3 and room. kitchen and bath apts.;
large. airy rooms; cross-ventilation: "a
hr. elevator service; electric refrigeration
on house current; we would be pleased TO
call and take you to our apartment. Day
phone, West 2044; night phone, Emerson
GAO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

DETACHED FRAME-LARGE LOT.
4537 GRANT ROAD NV.
Six rooms and bath. h.-w h., elec.: close
to. schools and all conveniences. Lovely
lot with ln4-ft: frontage
PHILLIPS e. CANBY. INC.
Natl. 1900. 1ol2 18th st. NV.
A REAL BARGAIN IN PErwoRTH.
SIX good rooms, & double rear porches; ;
condition. Paved street and alley: garage.
Price sssS ooss sssRis Really Grsl co CO conner.
Natl. 1883. 1405. Eve st. Eve. All. 27o2.
MINI. AVE. AND 10th ST. Sc.
Nearly new, six rooms. arrsnged for
families. Financed through building and
loan; no renewals. Gall Mr Partlow; PartlSw;; Dist.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN
Corner brick. painted white and trimmed
with stone: price only s10.50o. Three
large bed rooms and two modern baths:
elec, refriseration; sas heat. insulated; Ok
months. MR.. LEWIS. Cleveland 05s0.
24o MADISON ST. NV,
Facing Fort Slocum Park.
7 rooms. automatic heat: new-house con-
N''' OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
.WAPLE 8 JAMES INC, oo
5000.
Broom brick. larse recreation room
with hardwood floors: l block from Ana
costa High School and large Govt park;
$500 cash. $50 per month. 1449 Ridse
pl. Sc. See Mr.. Stebbln. Lincoln 6s0i-J.
ADELBERT w. LEE. o
l343 H ST. NV. District 1900.
1927 C ST. NE.
Colonial row brick. u rooms and bath oil
heat; reconditioned. Price S6'45O. Terms.
Might consider rental. -.
1902 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
Unequaled value for big family: de-
tsched house; bed room and bath on
rooms beautiful lot. 50xl27: gear garage.
4. Al 1. %TriiMsIBsERLAKE. GREENWOOD eaa1.
S5.750-FACING PARK.
emi-detached, 1867 N. c. ave. ne.
Faces = streets and park; rooms. bath,
seiiar. Large scree1ed p9Tsh S EVeTyInln,g
Small cash, balance same aS rent. PAUL
MAGOFFIN.
NEW DETACHED BRICK-oPEN.
p S2s 0Eleth9rps 2us g. ny. NY.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
WEST OF 10th ST: ON vARNUM; FACING
south. Fine environment. modern, an
brick. rooms. 2 baths. "a bed rms. on
side porch of Of large living room. An
ideal home. Close driving distance.
1910 ,55h HhERY r NJ 3; PITTS CO. CO. o,oo
GLOVER PARK-S9,25O.
9 large rooms. baths, den on Ist floor,
modern kitchen, recreation room. gas heat.
rock wool insulation. built-in garage. This
PHILLIPS 81 CANDY. INC,
Natl. 1900 1012 18th st. NV.
PRICE. SI0.5O0oO.
Detached all-brick Colonial home. Nice
lot. trees, q large rooms. breakfast room
and 2 baths. Oil heat and 2-car brick
garage. An outstanding buy. must be seen
THOS. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
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1909 BELMONT RID.
S55.00.

Available Oct. /.
rooms. kitchen and BATH front apart
ment; southern exposure: electric refriger-
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MT. PLEASANT.

1877 KENYON ST
Located near TRANSPORTATION. churches
and schools: 20-ft. brick home bed rms
baths and porch on second floor. Priced
under market for immediate sale; terms.
10ea cash, bal. one trust, 5ce int.
OPEN 3 TO PM
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg Dist 6oQ3
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1928 UPSHUR ST. NV.
rooms, / u baths h-w.h refrieera-
ton. b.-i. garage; nicely furnished, 500.
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We Will Take Your House in
Trade-So Inspect
48O8 ELLICOTT ST. NV.
C107E0

OPEN DAILY TIL PM
A beautiful detached all-brick home,
facing beautiful Government park:
very large rooms complete baths. slate
roof. copper downspouts. guttering and
Hastings; thoroughly insulated and copper
screened throughout, Detached garage on
rear OF large lot. Easiest kind of terms
will buy this beautiful home
A. s. GARDINER.
1910 K st. NV. National O334
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9l9 B ST. MCLEAN 2-ROOM Apt
unusually large kit; sink. Frigidsire; reas (;
everything furnished; adults. Line. O142.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
and SITS n.w.--1 room kit bath COM
pletely furn.: linens, silver Friridaire; day
week. month National h4oh
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S21.5O0. LARGE BRICK HOME
Located on a big lot near Chevy Chase
Circle and now being done over like brand
new. This modern center-hall home con-
tains large living room. dining room.
breakfast room. kitchen and lavatory on
first floor; four big bed rooms. two baths
on second floor and two bed rooms and
bath on top floor. Beautifully planted
lot and two-car built-in garage. This
lovely home is being offered for quick sale
at real sacrifice price and should be seen
without delay. Phone r. NJ HOOKER.
Metropolitan 1868. Evenings to 8 call
Adams
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101 WILLARD AVE.
At Wisconsin ave. and District line: B
rooms. bath and porch
$500.
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- TEAL ESTATE.
92b 18th st. NV Phone National 210(
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WOODBRIDGE, d. G.
2230 Randolph st. ne; high elevation,
in best section. overlooking Barnard Park
A 5-bed room. all-brick Colonial home:
with 2 complete baths: porches and
double garage. Equipped with copper
screens, fully weather-stripped, and an
for q large family or suitable for 3
smsllsf onss. Terms can be arranged.
3977 ,. + zvs. III North 73oa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
COunterfeiteTS
 Try New Scheme

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 28.-- The hot money" changJs are now using babies in their flimflam, but neither the babies nor their par ents know it.
 Local hospital cashiers have Eeen struck for Sl00 each by a smooth gentleman who calls at the office smilingly and confides that be is going upstairs to leave little present for Baby Blank" and asks Ito have five crumpled $20 bills changed into newer ones.
 It tI esnt take the cashier long to discover that the crumpled bills Iare commercials, but the gift bring CT is nowhere to be found
 In each case the name of a baby or mother actually in the hospital was i> and the supposition is that the counterfeit passer consult ed the birth columns of the local papers for his information.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
LOSES APPEAL SUPREME COURT
Twice Saved from Death Sentence Must Now
 Serve 3 Years

WASHINGTON. Oct 28. - Hay wood Patterson, one of nine negroes involved in the famous Scottsboro case. lost in the Supreme Court today in an effort to escape the 75 year sentence imposed by the Ala bama Courts for the alleged attack on a white woman.
 The high tribunal has twice saved the negro from the death pen- alty.
 It Is said that Hugo L. Black, new Associate Justice took no part in consideration of the decision on this application thus removing any pos sibility of a challenge on Blacks position on the bench on the grounds he is a former member of the XXX.
 Before adjourning for two weeks, the Court agreed to review tfe ap- peal of the Duke Power Company attacking the constitutionality of PWA loans and grants to publicly owned hydro-electric power com- pany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
BOXERS hRE: WORKING OUT
 FOR SMOKER
Sailor Suddington Is in Ju- neau Giving Boys
 Training Tips

Applicants for the smoker to be given Thanksgiving Day night un- der the auspices of the Juneau Athletic Club are working out and getting in trim to pass the official matclmaker's attention.
 The gym in the rear of the Rainier Bar is now a busy place, especially at night where the many fighters are getting in action with boxing partners. The gym is open daily at D. m and there are capable in structors on hand to teach any of the boys interested in the manly art
 Applicants for the coming smoker are asked to make their dates with Jack Wilson or Tom Shearer.
 Last night, who should Walk into the gym but Sailor Suddington, who is in Juneau now, a member of the crew of the U. s. s. airplane tender Lapwing. Several in the bunch last night gave him the big hand as they remember he was one of the men in a bout here in the ring in 1929 when he won by knockout in 30 seconds after the opening gong. tT' is giving his tips to local smoker boxers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
ARCHERY NOW COMING BACK,
 COLLEGE LIFE
Many Robin Hoods of l937 Are Being Developed
 at Old Sport

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Oct. 28.-Archery, a centuries-old sport, is on the comeback trail-thanks to Americas college students.
 The boys and girls have made lit favorite recreation. The wo- men are doing well, according to Mardee Robinson, 23-year-old bow and arrow maker.
 Robinson's shop stands on a spot where, not long ago, the h. dians were making bows and arrows for deadly purposes.
 Archery" he says, lis suffering from a widespread belief tha it is a sissy sport.
 But it's mans game, even if there are more women taking part in it.
 You wouldn't call an Indian a sissy; especially if he had a huge, copper fist wrapped around your favorite head of hair.
 Well, the Indians used a B. or 4-foot bow that pulled only 30 pounds. Now, men use B. or 6-foot bows that pull from 40 to 100 pounds"
 (The pull is the amount of strength required to draw back the bowstring before discharging the arroW)
 "The archer of today is far more expert than any Indian" says Rob inson. 'The Indians had to make their bows and arrows from any wood available. We use yew wood from Oregon and PPort Orford ce- dar from Washington.
 "As for the bow-and-arrow's place in hunting, I know of men who have brought down bear with arrows"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
sPCRT TA SLANT S\D
.&GA0

Shortly after Hal Price Headley's Monow won the Belmont Futurity in record time, the Widener chute, the long, agonal straightaway course where the Futurity had been run, was again criticized by a group of racing men.
 With one of the finest racing strips in the world here at Belmont Park, why do they insist on ram ming that Widener chute down our threats? Trainers curse it, jockeys hate it, and the public laughs at it. Some horses will run on it. Some will not.
 T won't say the straightaway was the direct cause of the death of Sky Larking in the Champagne stakes, but one thing is certain. The spot where the training track crosses the straightaway is dan gerous. It makes a wavy spot" It was here that Sky Larking made the misstep that caused him to break his leg, making it imperative to be destroyed
 Tn the Futurity, Tiger was bump ed about and thrown off his stride as were other youngsters in the same race" the trainer continued. T wonder how much longer they will insist on endangering the thor Ioughbreds without reason by racing them over that hoodoo strip?"
 The scramble for top honors in 2-year-old ranks adds backing to the old argument that we race our juveniles too much early in the season. Few youngsters can stand up under the long, hard campaign they are asked to race before they have matured.
 The same thing is true of the 3-year-olds. Our 3-year-olds are worn out by dozen or more as- sorted derbies and important stake races. By the time the classic stakes of the late season roll around there are few top-notch colts left. The Lawrence Realization was a striking example. This 3-year-old classic was first run in 1889 and is still considered one of our great races. Yet this year only a fair field went to the post Most lead ing horses, including War Armiral and Pompoon. were out of action.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
TANNERS LEAVE FOR NEW SALVATION ARMY
 POST AT CHILLIWACK

Adjutant and Mrs. George Tanner, accompanied by their three chill dren, left for the south aboard the Princess Norah, enroute to their newly assigned Salvation Army post at Chilliwack, B. C., near Vancou- yer.
 The Tanners, who have been en- tertained at many informal affairs since news of their transfer from the Juneau Salvation Army station will continue in the same type of service which they have been fol- lowing during their stay in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
Hitch-Hikers
 Thumb Ride With Henry Ford

WOOSTER, O., Oct 28. - Henry Ford, the motor magnate, can be susceptible to the jerk of a thumb aong an open highway.
 John Smucker and Robert Strong say that whie hitch-hiking to their homes here from jobs at Pontiac, Mich, they flashed the thumb sig na to an approaching car at the outskirts of Dearborn, Mich. A large, maroon car pulled to stop and gave them a lift to Monroe, Mich.
 ITO whom are we indebted?" Smucker and Strong inquired as they got out.
 ITO no one," came the reply, and then as If an afterthought: IT am MT. Ford"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
DOME BUSH IS STICKING,
 MINOR TEAM
Says No When Receives Offer to M Manage
 Boston Bees

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 28-Donie Bush, manager of the Minneapolis American Association baseball team announced he had declined an offer to manage the Boston Bees in the National League.
 Bush said he would remain as manager of the Minneapolis team, which he has guided to three pen nants in his five years stay here.
 Tn announcing declination of the Boston offer, Bush said his prln- cipal reasons were that he liked Minneapolis and his pleasant asso- ciations with Mike Kelly, president of the Millers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
CRAIG REAMS TO
 LIVE IN SEATTLE;
 LEAVE THIS A. M.

MT. and Mrs. Craig Reams, who have made their home ir Juneau for some time, left for the south aboard the North Sea enroute to &c., attle where they will make their home.
 MT. Reams has been employed at the J. B. Burford's store where he was clerk and typewriter repair man. Mrs. Reams was formerly employed at Percy's Cafe. A large group cf friends gathered at the dock to bid the couple goodbye.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
TRAIN PLOUCHS INTO ANOTHER;
 } MEN KILLED
P assenger Crashes Into Stalled Freight-8
 Persons Injured

DANVlLLE, H., Oct. 28--A Wa bash Railroad passenger train, en- route from St. Louis to Detroit, ploughed into a stalled freight train last night, killing three trainmen and injuring eight other persons.
 Fire immediately broke out and destroyed five cars and the caboose of the freight train and damaged the combination mail-smoker of the passenger train.
 The dead are Engineer Harry Dra- per, Fireman Harry Poe and B. F. Maggert all members of the pas senger train crew.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
Contractor Held
 In Cement Theft

MONTREAL, Oct 28.-Capturing a cellar contract with low bid Rene Brouillette discovered he had neglected to include cost of cement in his estimates.
 But he didn't let an omission Ike that cut in on his profit. Choos- ing dark night, he swiped ninety bags of cement from building job being carried on by a rival con- tractor.
 He finished the cellar, but land ed in jail when the theft was discovered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
RiskO to Attempt Comeback

CLEVELAND, Oct. 28. = Johnny Risko, out of the ring for almost two years and out of training most of that time, announces he will try to hit the comeback trail Danny Ross, manager of the heavyweight fighter, said he has started light training for a bout late in Novem- Der at Detroit. probably with Jim my Adamick, prominent in the mo- tor city boxing picture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
PLANS COMPLETED FOR HALLOWEEN
 DANCE SATURDAY

Scheduled to be one of the lead- ing events of the social season, the Business and Professional Women's Club Halloween educational fund ball is to be held Saturday evening in Elks Hall with Clarence Bands orchestra playing for the dancing.
 Scores of tickets have already been sold for the affair, and a large group of Juneau and Doug las residents will be present. Many before-the-dance parties are now being arranged
 Mrs. Lisle Hebert is general chairman of the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
CHILD IS BORN
 TO EVAN FOODS

Friends in Juneau have received announcements of the birth of Charles Richard Todd, son of MT. and Mrs. Evan Todd of Seattle. The child was born on october 5.
 Mrs. Todd is the former Miss Anna Norton, sister of William Nor ton of Juneau. She formerly made her home here, and has many friends in the Gastineau Channel district.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
Year-0|d Infant
 Weighs 5 Pounds

ANDOVER, N. B., Oct 28.-The largest baby ever born alive" is now one year old He promises to develop into giant.
 : Robert DeWolfe Finnemore. sev- enth child of MT. and Mrs. Isaac Finnemore, farmer, weighed seven teen and three-fourths pounds at birth. Now his weight is thirty five pounds-but itwas more than that couple of months ago be- fore he began to walk and thus reduce" His clothes size is that of a normal boy of three or four years
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
DEER HUNTERS
 SHOULD GO RED

DENVER, Col, Oct 28.-To make deer hunters poor targets, R. G. Parvin, state game commissioner suggests they wear red capes and hats.
 Last year we had only three fa- talities among 16.000 deer hunters but this year we would like to get by without accidents" says Par win
 And, if hunters must drink strong liquor, they should do so moderately" he added. Liquor end bullets do not mix success fully"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-28
PASTOR MOVING

Reports from Skagway say tnat the Rev. S. c. Crowell, pastor of the Presbyterian Church there, will be transferred to Arizona where he will have charge of siy Indian fields. He will leave for his new post on the next steamer.