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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ES9aHI1sa4s5s ssSa &c. F%i oasss;
this. Mrs. Reach, zoos H st. Met. 4s13.
sn.s sha xfss 1sss OF spd undue Sns dessh ns
Neon display signs; bungalow booths, Cal
ifornia style; caters to good staple class
transferable lease; two, rental apartments
included; location ideal terms can be ar
ransed i you have $4,000 cash; otherwise
NV. See Mrs. Captain.
BUSINESS WOMAN wishes share expeD ses
with another business woman in establish
ns eayaF Addess BOX ssso spsr os akns
FOR sALE-14-room rooming house. flled
paying well. See owner. 1119 Eye st. NV.
DRUG STORE in Baltimore, Md; beauti-
full modern; completely stocked; can be
sired; no reasonable offer refused; excel
lent reason for selling. Address Box
17S-S, Star office. 49,
IN VICINITY OF l4th and Col I'd. NV
Box 1870. Star once A''" -. "
ROOMTNG HOUSE. IL rms. 2 baths: clean,
1icely 1tay furnished; money makers; rent,
Harvard st. NV.
So $780,. $3.50 CASH $50 MONTH. BUYS
SSsore' r. and b.. gar, gas tanks; nearby
so sand yeaf
Address Box 1850, Star Office ~ ''"'''
RESTAURANT with whisky license, NV.
Rent, $65; doing $3.50 wkly.; 81 900 down.
zoos H Il St. sR NV. lNo q 'iNHtoE Net. 4siS G9'
RETIRED couple. able to make, nominal
investment. and capable managing small
hotel IN small town, wanted to Join sue
cessful operator OF hotels this type. Salary
about S75 month and living quarters. Box
36l. Front Roval. Va.
sR0cERX g S9i T;fh doing $500 cash y6kdly. rent.
5ossph H6snder ems l6Ss R5ce s. s. 500 terms
BEAUTY PARLOR; excellent location;
street floor; newly decorated; owner retir-
ing; no agents. 725 10th NV. Natl. 1865.
GROCERY, meats; $500 weekly: living
r. Turner, 500 9TH s.w. 12.
ROOMING HOUSE BUYERS.
Compare our rooming and boarding
houses with others and be convinced that
by purchasing your business through this
ONCE you are assured of the best your
For appointment call National 1854.
s. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker13
RooMING HOUSE, 9th and Mass aye-1e
TERMS see this bargain sRa' NationaiS Ntieg s654
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker.
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED.
Well-rated Pennsylvania manufacturer
Will appoint local distributor with good
business background. financially able to
operate and maintain his own enterprise
PRODUCT already introduced and enjoying
substantial patronage. Moderate invest
ment necessary for tangible assets. Ad-
dreSs Box 1910. Star Office.
BOARDING. HOUSE, near Thomas Circle
3 BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms; check in
some: Rent. sl15. Price. S2.75O. Terms.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wssh.'s Largest Rooming House Broker. .
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GlRl, c0IOrtu. WISHES paI I-uIIIIe o1 -41as =
work OF any kind; ref. Phone Met. 2553
GIRL colored. desires work. as mothers
helper: fun or part time: references. Call
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3lA RD.-SlngIe and double,
lmS; running water. Groom
ing apt Adams 1888. l6s
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| REMEMBER. there are two ends to a paint
brush J. W. O'Connor. Atlantic 1927.
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BOATS.

s-CYLINDER, S5-h.p. Lycoming motor, IL
perfect condition. at a real bargain. Pos
Motor Co., I'LL 10th st. NV. Met. 1854
Evenings and Sundays, Clev. 6045. 13'
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REFINED LADY seeks position as host
ess or manager of dining room, College
education nine years last position; eX-
celent references. Address Box 2oE-S,
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LAW BOOKS-Corpus juris, complete to
Vol SO. Bargain at SS5 cash. Call
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IRONERS-Special closeout of demon
strators: your choice. $3.50 each AL
good makes: Pay 81 weekly. National
1928. Jordan's. 1899 G. St. corner OF
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GREGG SHORTHAND. tipping, Eng. arith.,
speed dict; beginners. reviews; individual
instruction. 1926 18th NV. Decatur 1884.
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PRACTICAL NURSE-Best local refer
ences; lS-hr. duty: $50 wk Phone NO.
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HELP pQMESIIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
GIRI. colored, for ghw. some cooking;
nc refs; exp; in Jewish home. Georgia
4941.
GIRL. colored. good cook, general house
work, neat: references. 2S03 2Sth St NV.
GIRL. colored, gh.w. cooking: live In;
s. wk. Call Atlantic 2SsS. .
GIRL for general housework stay nights,
Thursdays of. ST: bring references. 102o
Conn. ave. Apt. 304. -
MAID. white, by small English family in
Cleveland Park: live in. En-. Os53 13e
MOTHERS HELPER. colored. must know
care Of infant, willing to work three eve
nings of week; prefer one that lives vicinity
Sixteenth and sts.: state salary ana
ref Address Box 270-S. Star oflce.
WOMAN white to take care OF baby:
S5 per week reference required. Cali At
1929 New Hampshire ave. NV. Apt: %
WOMAN for cooking cleaning and laundry:
hours. 3 pm. to Z; for two: state name OF
previous employers and salary expected.
Address Box 265-S, Star Office.
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LETTER-OUT
BY CHARLES H. JOSEPH

Remove letter
correctly
skin infection.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING. Work guar
anteed. Rock bottom prices Am looking
for work. Columbia S773. sos Kenyon
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PAINTING. interior and exterior; flrst-
chas % R ooniey. 1e Asi. s4ss-W fss s:'mltss nins
PAPER n HANGING: psintins. plastering;
sch so WsSseT St Hdsas
PAPERHANGING and painting, decorate
ing, interior and exterior; workmanship
the best and material of the best; sne-
and mix ,colors to your satisfaction; re-
liable references; services at any time
Phone Atlantic 016l.
PAPERHANGING. ! room 81 80 and up:
work % Mdst gasrantesd' 1aee j. Jones' $40 @3rd st.
PAPERHANGING-P G-PAINTING-Rooms pa
PEREZ prsSct 50 S5ass' nsp' satisfy J. N. To1lson,
sheed ND pTSs I W0rf Iospn; ss
for work. Columbia S773. sos Kenyon
st. NV.
PAPERING. PAINTING Fine Workman
sFlsl ssl ard bs satisfied: dsS Kurtz Bros. Adams
PAPERINd-FvE ROOMS AND 2-sTQRY
hsh sS 'pa any ms fssnSs Rsndopn @ $f4S
PAPERING ROOMS So UP
Free estimates. Columbia si1s,
PAPERING b-room, 2-story, hall house,
S35 complete; no better, workmanship. re-
gardless; white mechanic. Heller's, Met
ropolitan s14S or Columbia 06S9.
PAREEESD0nt W dHannns ttsDtc put it 81 put it on
PAPERING, PAINT1NG-Deal direct with
MECHANIC for better work at lowest prices.
Call METZ. Columbia 03e6 any time.
PAPERING. painting and floor scrapine;
Quality our mot motto 0nsS sstmstes setys'' svea sea
cheerfully Keystone Decorating Co. 345l
l4th st. NV Adams 1874.
PAPERING.
PAINTING.
EXTERIOR-INTERIO
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.,
Adams 5SS$ 1897 George EVes. Avs stlsnsIc sW so4e
PLASTERING. repairing straight new work
patching. pointing up; get the man who
does best work at reasonable prices Lloyd
Perdue GA Kastle pl. ne. Line. 5641. II.
p.AitsTERIN a.itS bstuce9ins i9bbns spe
F Foo55 g Livingston. Phone Alex. $685. Col.
REMEMBER, there are two ends to a paint
oTuSh. J. w. OConnor Atlantic 1927.
UPHOLSTERING Ps,13n1t PaT9lture vdss 5s-
done in home If desired. Weaver, 1854
Newton st. NV. Adams S401.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
PAINTING. papering and roofing; esti-
st, NV. Adams 710S.
ROOFS. asbestos side walls. rock wool insu-
latlon No down payment, 3-year payment
plan: no red tape: American Re-Roonng
Co Inc, 1913 l4th ST. NV. Col. 1851.
P. M. CO.
SKILLED MECHANICS-BE MATERIAL.
PAPERING-CARPENT ENTRY-CONCRETE,
PA1NTING-PLASTERI
REPAIRS-REMODIIN
PHONE FOR ESTIMATE
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.,
BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS,
1903 GA. AVE NV
Adams 1907. Ewes, Atlantic 3O45.
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
Payments as low as S5 monthly; nothing
down; up to years to pay. Estimates free
W9rk snaranteed. eva First payment In June.
PAPERINCi pIUMBJNG
PLASTERING ROOFING
CARPENTRY OIL BURNERS
PORCHES. ETC. REMODELINCi
ROYAL CONTRACTING CORP,
Graduate Engineers. e07 18th St. NV
National 3803. Night Adams $500.
PERSONALLY SUPERVISED
General Home Improvements.
SAVE 2O% THIS WEEK.
FERRIS & CO.,
Randolph 007O
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 241a. North
qO11. 1925 9th. furnishes cooks. g.h.v.,
helpers, maids. kitchen helpers, porters.
drivers -- 12-
OPENINGS for cooks. gh.w.. maids, help
ers; go or stay: part time. Domestic Agen-
cy 1925 eth st. IL.
RELIABLE AGENCY Dec. 5561. 1902 11th,
has cooks, mattresses. chambermalos.
nurses gh.w., part-time day WORKERS.
couples 49,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

THROUGH
AD-THEY GET MOST EVERYTHING THAT WAY"
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PAPERING. PAINTING - Fine workman
ship at lowest possible prices. Give US
trial and be satisfied. Kurtz Bros, Adams
1894. National 0393. 49,
PAPERING-FIVE ROOMS AND 2-STORY
hall $40 and UP. Quick service White
mechanics Call any time Randolph 3446
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INSTRUCTION CoURsES.

HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and home study courses with questions and
answers at various prices; quality pays.
BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 st. NV.
LEARN SHORTHAND and touch tipping II
you are in the Government service. START
piers than in any other lipA OF work.
BOYDS plan saves time. moh@G; ereater
SCHOOL. 1898 F st National 233s.
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PAPERING ROOMS. S5 UP
Painting. SO up. White mechanics.
Free estimates. Columbia 9116,
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Answer to Saturdays LETTER. OUT.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

9l3 E ST. N.W.-Comfortabl small rooms
$50, So and up weekly l2s
RESEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 I CEye5 St
olhsIe, go monthly; with shower baths
and board optional at $3.50 weekly. l2s
I72S 18th ST. NW.-NeWly decorated bed
nVlng, single. double or Ink. rooms; nicely
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E N T E RP r I S E
ROOFING CO.

PAINTING AND DECORATING, Interior
and exterior; best workmanship and mate
rails Pay cash and save the difference
Free estimates. Senate Decorating Co.,
l16l 3rd st. ne. Lincoln O597. 1S.
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PAPERING.
nAnnDIAr@
XTER1OR-INTERIOR
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO

oOUl ttOIRld ave. NV.
Adams 1907. Ewes. Atlantic 3046.
PLASTERING repairing. straight new work.
does best work at reasonable prices Lloyd
Perdue. GA Kastle pl. ne. Line 5641. l2s
PLASTERING. stuccoing; jobbing a spe-
T, g. Livingston. Phone Alex. 1853, Col
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REPAIRS g SERVICE.

PAINTING. interior and exterior; first-
class work. guar; reas, Free estimates.
Chas. r. Conley. Atl 6426-W. Line.
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| PAPERHANGING-PA G-PAINTING-Rooms pa
| pered, S. up. 1 satisfy. J. N. ToIson.
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WOMAN colored, wishes part time. clean
| ing; references Met. 1855. 2209 M
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GIRL, colored, reliable. wishes days. Tues
| day Wednesday and Friday; city re1er-
L n
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WILL SACRIFICE for cash newsstand and
Call Mr.. Chambers. Col. 7342.
GOING TRANSFER BUSINESS for sale
cheap; good paying proposition; owner re-
tirine. Call Natl. 1904. l2'
WANT PARTY with $3.50, half share
PIotitS prot in o Testaurant' best block 9th st.
BEAUTY SHOP Mass ave nwD; rent.
$50; operators; Ss5 .wkly, business.
Owner i'll, will sacrifice for $500. Miss
McCoWn. zoos st. Met. 4S13
ROOMING HOUSE; clean furniture: easy
terms; no reaS. offer refused; no agents.
1Sl7 Riggs pl. NV.
FOR RENT-Garage and machine shop, en-
trance OF Shenandoah National Park. Box
642. Front Royal, Va.
GASOLINE STATION for sale. cash: price
reasonable For information. phone Ma
RESTAURANT (whisky); closes 6 pm.
daily; does S100 daily: rent. S75 seats
100; price only S6,S0O; terms. See this.
Bob Hollander, zoos H st. NV.
DRESSES, millinery, hosiery. lingerie and
novelties; doing nice business. Same owner
10 years, retiring. Price only $500; about
$500 stock; wonderful section. Bargain.
Mr.. Purcell zoos H st. NV.
AN OPPORTUNITY seldom offered to as
sociate yourself with an old established re-
tail business that can use extra capitol ad-
vantaseously at this time for expansion.
From $4,000 to $4,000 required: can be
active or silent Give full particulars Ad-
dress Box 1850. Star office. 12s
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PAPERTNG broom, 2-story- hall house.
S35 complete; no better workmanship. re-
gardless; white mechanic. Heler's, Met
ropolitan S14S or Columbia O6S9
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PAPERING-Don't put it OF, put 1t on.
j. w. O'Connor. Atlantic 1927.
PAPERING. PAINTING-Deal direct with
mechanIc for better work at lowest prices.
Call METZ. Columbia O396 any time
PAPERING. painting and floor scraping;
better work for less money: service and
quality is our motto; estimates given
cheerfully. Keystone Decorating Co.. 345l
l4th st. nv. AdamS l344
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WOMAN, neat, colored, wishes Job as
cook or gh.w.. for afternoons and early
evenings; excellent references, extending
over period of 25 years in Washington.
Adams 2327-W, ask for Lena Sims.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
NORTHWESTERN
 ON WAY SOUTH
Steamer in Port Early This Morning from Lynn
 Canal Points

Steamer Northwestern arrived in port early this morning from Lynn Canal points and sailed south sev- eraI hours later for Seattle via Sitka.
 Passengers arriving from Haines were Mrs. Clara Gaddie, Mrs. E. A. Johnson and Mrs. c. J. Thomas. From Skagway were William Ma honey, Mrs. Grace Burrell, Mary l.. Sunderland, Hakon Olson, Myrna Olson, Anthony Lopez, V. w. Null vihill, Dan Noonan, Olaf Pederson, Merle Hyatt and Jim Lovett.
 Passengers booked south aboard the Northwestern are as follows:
 Fer Seattle-Everett R. Erickson, T. F. Dryden, Myrtle Moe, Cath crime Long, Velma Bloom, Mabel Monson, Cynthia Battson, Florence Ryan, w. P. Hautala and wife, Mrs. Sue White, John Hupe, Mrs. c. T. Gardner, Edna Harpole, Paul. inc Monroe, Edwin Harpole, w. M. Payne, L. Louck, Ralph Conner, A. Anthinasopola, Byron Miller and wife.
 For Wrangell-Mary Stinger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
Model City Will House Research
 At King Island
The Rev. Hubb ard and Party Leave on l8-Month
 Experiment Tomorrow

A model village in the center Of primitive island-stainless steel roofs next to snow-capped huts- a 15O0-watt light plant providing electricity next door to candle-lit home. Tn such setting will the Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard and as sociates spend the coming year and a half in scientific research.
 Arriving aboard the U. S. Coast Guard cutter Northland this morn ing. and scheduled to sail on for the westward tomorrow, the Rev. Hubbard is en route to King Island where he and his party will make an Is months study of Eskimo living conditions.
 Primarily planned for the pur- pose of discovering what ingredient of seal oil is responsible for sus- taining the lives of the Eskimos following their contraction of tuberculosis, the expedition S also been designed to make possible thorough weather study and eth nological research.
 The Rev. Hubbard, accompanied by Edward Levin, field manager; Kenneth Chisholm, assistant field manager; and Bernard Stanley, meteorologist and radio operator, will travel on the U. s. c. G.. Northland to King Island to await the arrival there of Dr. Victor Levine, head of the chemical nu- triton department of Creighton University Medical School of Oma- ha. Dr. Levine, who has carried on previous research at Point Barrow, is to supervise the study of the tuberculosis investigation.
 The King Island Eskimos, Rev. Hubbard explains, are the only Es- kimos not impaired by degenerating white influences. In their relative isolation, they have been able to remarkable resistence to but once removed from their environment they immediately fail. Therefore, the Rev. Hubbard points out it is necessary to study their habits of living in their own homes. He further explains that from a minimum of 10 per cent to a maximum of 97 per cent of the Eskimos have tuberculosis, the di- sease having been brought over during the Russian settlement of 
 The Rev. Hubbard plans to take thousands of feet of motion pie lures, portraying native life and setting, and has brought with him special mira red film to be able to depict the effects of the Arc ice night.
 Associated with the staff of San- ta Clara University, the Rev. Hub hard left for the north following award of Doctor of Science de- gree from Marquette University, early this month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
Final Cooking }
 Demonstrations
 Are Announced
Mrs. Crone Will Give h. struction on Outdoor Meals
 Tomorrow, Thursday

The last of the cooking demon strations which Mrs. Vena l.. Crone has presented during the past two years will be given tomorrow eve- ming at 7:30 o'clock and Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, in the parlors of the Northern Light Pres byterian Church.
 Presented through the vocational education department of the Ter ritorial schools, the cooking demon strations give free instruction on preparation of various dishes to all adults over 16 years of age.
 Tomorrow's demonstration, which is to be repeated Thursday after noon, will emphasize preparation of various outdoor and picnic meals including chicken roll with Boston brown bread; barbecued spareribs, campfire potatoes, apple omelet, as- serted salads, ham loaf, and peach pudding. Maple bars and Schilling's tea and coffee will be served.
 Prizes and supplies have been donated by the George Brothers Pay n Takit store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
WELFARE BOARD
 COMPLETES WORK
 HERE FOR PRESENT

The Board of Public Welfare has completed it's preliminary work here and three members of the Board re- turned to their homes today aboard the Aleutian, expecting to return here the latter part of June or early July for another session after Di- rector William B. Kirk returns from the San Francisco regional office of Social Security where he has gone to arrange the Alaska setup in co- operation with the Federal govern ment.
 Board members taking the Aleu- tian today were Mrs. Margaret Monkman of Anchorage, J. G. Riv- CTS of Fairbanks and Russell May nard of Nome. Other members of the Board are Gov. John w. Troy and John H. Walmer of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
ELECTRA TURNS BACK TODAY ON
 INTERIOR JUMP
Plane Leaves Here This Afternoon But Forced
 Back by Weather

Taking six passengers from Ju- neau for the Interior, the Pacific Alaska AirWays Electra plane, pi- loted by Jerry Jones, with Murray Stuart, co-pilot, took off from the airport here at 1:30 o'clock this af- ternoon and headed back to Fair banks by the Taku River Pass, but returned at 3 o'clock on account of bad weather.
 Passengers out and who returned are three of whom arrived here from the South this morning aboard the Aleutian. For Nome-Mrs. w. Brown, Sheridan Haugland; for Fairbanks-L. w. Meath, Ben L. Grimes, Dr. E. R. Coffey; and for Ruby, Thomas J. Devane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
NORTH SEA IN
 TODAY HAS 30
 FOR THIS PORT
Steamer Calling at Hoonah Port Alth orp En-
 route to Sitka

With thirty passengers aboard Tor Juneau, eight others for Sitka, and Is roundtrippers, the steamer North Sea arrived in port here shortly Eafter II o'clock this forenoon and was posted to sail late this after noon for Sitka by way of Hoonah and Port Althorp She is due back at Juneau Thursday night.
 On her way southbound from here. the North Sea will call at Brunette Inlet with considerable quantity of cannery machinery for the packing plant there, which is to be re-opened this season by A. R. Brueger, of Wrangell, Ole Ny yard, and associates.
 Passengers coming to Juneau on the North Sea today were: Mabel Beesner, Mrs. Mae Cowles, Mrs. Jack Garrett, Miss M Fountain, Mrs. Ruth Lee, Jack Parks, Mrs. Allyn Thomas, Mrs. Alex McKen- zie and baby, Miss Myrtle Wick, Miss Viola Dunn, A. Holmes, Yer non Swap, Delevan Simons, Leo Thompson, Matt Perkovich, and Frank Barrow, all from Seattle.
 From local ports: Peggy Me- Leod, R. E. Coughlin, Betty Grif- filth, Helen Martin, Phyllis Wana- maker, George Robbins, R. Parks, J. w. Gucker, Impi Aalto, the Rev. Monroe, Bessie Cook, Janet Cook. and Henry Roden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
DUFRESNE EXPECTS
 TO RETURN NORTH
 ON SEAL NEXT WEEK


 Frank Dufresne. Executive off cer of the Alaska Game Commis- sion, is recovering nicely from a recent operation in Seattle and ex- poets to sail for his Juneau head quarters aboard the Game Con- mission vessel Seal next Sunday when that ship comes north from Puget Sound Mrs. Dufresne, who also is in the south, is expected to return about the same time.
 From here the Seal will continue on for patrol duty in the Westward and Assistant Executive Officer Clarence Rhode probably will board her here. going as far as Nome or Commission duties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
FISH INSPECTORS
 ABOARD ALEUTIAN

Tom Barnaby, associate biologist with the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries, and E. A. Gray, inspector for the Pure Food Division, Department of Commerce, are passengers aboard the Aleutian for the Westward. MT. Barnaby is conducting his annual red salmon investigation in Alaskan waters and MT Gray is on his an- nual inspection of canneries to see that they come within the regula- tions of the Pure Food Act.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
ELEVEN MORE
 S0v!ETS ARE
 PUT TO DEATH
Executed After Convicted on Charges of Sabotage
 Total Now Put at 55

MOSCOW, May 25-Eleven per sons are reported to have been exe- cuted at Khabarovsk, in the Far East, bringing to 55 the number put to death in Siberia within a few days on charge of sabotage under the direction of the Japanese Intel ligence agents.
 The death sentences are announce ed in a brief communique publish ed in a newspaper, the Pacific Star The newspaper said the executions were decreed by a secret session oi the Military Court identical with those of the previous sessions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25

Despite the popular idea through out much of the Cnited States proper that the North Countree is A wild Countree, the men and women of Alaska have highly cul- tivated and refined tastes in liquor Theodore c. Wiehe, President oi the Schenley International Cor poration. of New York, said today
 Mir Wiehe arrived here on the North Sea to make a personal study of the Alaskan liquor market. He is the first high official of a major American distilling firm to visit here and study conditions on the spot. As the result of his trip, MT. Wiehe said he can make plans to extend newspaper advertising and sales promotion of Schenley brands throughout Alaska, much as the famous firm covers the rest of America.
 Tn addition to he ding the Schenley International Corporation, which is one of the most meteoric names in the entire export field, MT. Wiehe is President of the Sehenley Import Corporation, and Vice President of the Schenley Distillers Corporation.
 T am particularly impressed, the export executive said, "by the fact that people here know and appreciate the better grade of American whiskies to degree un- known in many places in the Unit ed States proper. For example, our straight, eight-year-old An cient Age is a best seller.
 Naturally, this fine old whiskey costs a little more than some other brands. But despite this, it's great popularity and it's market leadership here shows concluSively that the men and women of AL aska are connoisseurs of good liquor"
 Alaska, MT. Wiehe believes, is facing a period of great expansion, both as tourist center and in it's permanent, year round industries and trade.
 "The scenic wonders and beauties of Alaska are, of course, famous throughout the United States" he said. "but the reports of the land and the people can't do justice. I have visited nearly every country in the world on business these past two years, and both as a place to visit and place to visit, Alaska rates among the tops"
 MT. Wiehe said he had been eager to visit Alaska for a number of years.
 Why, only last year." he point ed out, T had trip all planned but just as I was ready to start, something came up and I had to postpone it. But now that I've been here I'm not going to let anything interfere with my com ing again"
 MT. Wiehe is continuing on the North Sea to Sitka and plans to return here on the vessel Thurs day for longer visit. He is ac- companied by William E. Rapp, Special Representative of Schenley products.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-25
MRS. VENA GROVE
 TO COOK AT SCOUT
 CAMPS FOR SUMMER

Mrs. Vena Crone. who has pre- scented cooking demonstrations in Southeast Alaska during the past two years, is to leave Saturday for Eagle River to cook for the summer Scout camps.
 The Boy Scout camp opens on May 31 for two weeks; following which the Girl Scout camp will open Mrs. Crone will cook for both camps.