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: 1926 DUMBARTON AVE. NW-Large
OF, double room for two in old GEORGETOWN
n; home; excellent meals; reasonable West
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE. ND. NR. ROCK CREEK
Park-By owner; unusually llvable 1-room
house with small study. large screened lv-
ing porch at rear. overlooking Garden,
many trees; Marr oil burner; weather
stripping insulation: all electric. 5O3 East
Thornapple st. Wisconsin 4S1a.
80 50O-S24O MONTHLY INCOME FROM
six 2-room and kitchen apis, good condi-
tion: Columbia Heights. west of l4th st;
always filled; small amount OF cash needed.
Cleveland 29l3.
VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK BUNGA-
low on a. corner lot with trees. Slate roof.
hot water heat open fireplace fine porch.
full attic and basement, tiled bath with
bullt-in tub and shower. Phone Shepherd
1855 until . p m. WAPLE d JAMES. INC.
50 45O-OWNER- BUILDER UNLOADING.
/ Will defy you TO duplicate this beautiful.
detached brick; 3 large bed rooms, . baths.
oil burner for less than Sl3 600. l. has
:. private entrances and can be used for >
Sl4O per month Cleveland 2al3
ENGLISH COTTAGE TYPE, CENTER
nall. rooms. > baths 3 bed rooms viii
accommodate twin beds: in setting OF tall
oaks; attached garage nice rear yard; 2iz
blocks from bus line In Chevy Chase D C:
Sl2,930. Also S-room. 2-bath house -
bed rooms in Shepherd Park. adjoining
Walter Reed Hospital: 2-car garage. Phone
Mr. NYCE with VIM. NJ THROCKMOR-
TON, District 6Oa@ or Georgia 1850 for
aDDOintmpDt
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AIR COOLED.

ll5 D ST Sc. NEAR HOUSE OFFICE
Bldg rooms kitchenette. bath; 3 rooms,
kit. bath. Call Atlantic 6664; ewes. AT
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III .0UIl-ONE OF THE CHOICEST BAR
GAINS OFFERED IN YEARS, on upper
10th st Detached all-brick residence
on wide. deep lot big reception hall,
10 rooms, 3 baths including maid
room and bath. breakfast room. tiled
kitchen, large master bed room and 4
additional sleeping rooms. attic: auto
matte heat and refrigeration: 2-car ga
rare. Will trade down for smalr'
house. BOSS e. PHELPS. NATIONAr
$500. EVENING. PHONE COLUMRI
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

room housekeeping apt, Tilden Hill; for
information. Clev. 2693. Sacrifice rent.
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REFIiIED COLORED-'1I5 l4th ST. NV.
- rms. kit. bath, porch; no children,
very private: $50 month
COLORED-3 RMS. X AND B, MOD
July }. adults only. A. J. GASKINS, Dist.
! 1913. IL
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TABLE BOARD,

THE WINDSOR. "ooa Eye st. n.w.-Meals
served; breakfast luncheon and dinner;
Southern home cooking. Salads and hot
breads speciality. Reasonable rates.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

GROOM COMPLETELY FURN. APT;
elec. refs a block from stores and bus
line: $40. Walnut 1853. 1917 n. Nell
son, Arlington. Va.
ROSEMONT ALEX.. VA-3 RMS. FURN. ::
priv. bath. priv. entrance: elec. stove. G.
E. refg. Alexandria 3l6-W.
FIVE LARGE ROOMS BATH ELECTRIC
range two porches. shade trees: on bus
line; $3.50: references required adults.
Corner Marlboro pike and Sultland rd
Hillside u6to. w. A HIT. lH'
I05 RIDGE ROAD SE.-FURNISHED. >
and 3 rooms and bath; cool clean; Frigid-
aire: 50 up. Atlantic 1872. l6'
ATTRACTIVE APT. IN COOL SUBURBS
:. rooms and kitchen. adjoining bath; newly
and completely furnished. including lin
ems. dishes ana silver; elec. refg light.
ch W: entire second floor. private en-
trance: conv. stores and bus, on main hieh-
way: 20 MN. D. c. Falls Church f61.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR,

DESIRABLE APT. 3 ROOMS AND SLEEP
ing porch, j. Garfield ave. Hyaltsvi!le.
Nd. Greenwood !s44-J.
ALTON APIS l445 PARK RID NV
l. >, 3 rms. kit. bath; 3 rms. foyer kit.
bath; cross ventilation: refg.. elevator.
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Apt IT, "OOf NJ rooms hall and
bath; all outside rooms. first floor. facing
two streets: refrigeration: $50 See janitor
or phone District a!,I. o. B. HOPKINS
llo6 Vermont ave
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1915 ST. N.E.-5 ROOMS BATH,
front porch and sleeping porch, ami.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


MARRIED COUPLE TO SHARE SUB
urban home with lady owner. 4SU9 Dav-
export st. NV. CleV. 4o>1.
Is OXFORD ST. CHI. CH-JULY 20 TO
Sept. or 13. S93 mo. Large cool at
tractive, comfortable. References re-
ouired. Wise. ',6o1 To-
1901 MASS AVE SE-SEMI-DET. COR
ner > bed rms. living rm din. kit. and
bath: large yard: convenient to cars and
buses. attractively furn: July - to Oct.
3: S65 per month Atlantic 1858.
COOL. HIGH, SHADED: 4 RMS :, BED
rms ] min. Silver Spring traffic light.
Shepherd 46S0-W.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED NEW 3-BED-
rm. n-path house on large corner lot: will
lease l year or longer; references required.
Cleveland 55nl.
CLEVELAND PARK. .945 NEWARK ST
Detached : rooms. nicely furn Frigidaire
oil burner new air conditioning; garage:
available July IL on yearly lease; rent,
S1.5. for appoin tment call SANDOZ. INC.
Decatur 4UlO. No. :, Dupont circle.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

TAKOMA PARK. MD.-DELIGHTFUL
3-rm. apt. with screened-in sleep. porch;
in new residence, on wooded lot; priv. en-
trance: elec. kit: mr. stores. transp. ia
Erie ave. Shepherd 4sS3-J.
STUDIO APARTMENT. COOL. THREE Ex-
posures. overlooking park. near car and
bus lines. Very large living ROOM fireplace;
large bed room. kitchen Frigidaire bath.
No lease Columbia 556o
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WARRENTON. VA-Lovely home life;
large lawn. beautiful shade trees tennis.
horseback riding; high altitude; good cook
Ing: terms. S4o per month, board and
room: g. per day. week ends. Mrs. j. F.
Edwards Warrenton Va.
PROSPECT HILL near Frederick-Com-
Portable modern home Mrs. Roy I. Hynd-
man. Box 10 Frederick Md. 16'
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SUBLET NEWLY FURNISHED. BED
cey 3d. sp rsen h
9ol 10th NV. APT. 39-BEAUT1FULLYY
| furnished single apt. including grand
piano See elevator boy Wise .43l.M.
;;-rm. apt. with empl. young lady; walk.
| dist; reas. Metropolitan 1851.
:,42O 10th ST. NV RMS. KITCHEN,
bath. southern exposure. attract and com
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL goth
pletely furn.: linens silver Frietdare: day
week. month National 5426
oRGEToWN-LovELY APT. IN NEW
Living rm. dnette. bed room kitchen
bath: fireplace; 4 exposures; gas: elec. m
| apt. :. r.. kit. bath: S62 80
1910 X ST. NW.-ATTRACTIvE: TWO
bed rooms, dinette kitchen. bath; our tur-
rdo G1RGhE se 19h
bath: newly decorated; phone. l3'
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-ExCEL-
e af n5 pk moaFn roomS hail. ene cool
reasonable: wkly. and mthly Adams 1882.
|
Park--Cool, quiet, completely furn :, rms.
kit. bath; garage; reasonable; adults.
Io3 DRESDEN ST, KENsINGToN, MD
rooms pr priv shower, balcony; new S com- I,
1147 F ST. 6o4 21st ST. 212l G ST.
ss4s mo 9 Eleetroux @ sD west a74s.J, o
DETACHED HOME. PVT. APT: , OR 4
| large rooms; pvt; baths adj: elec. refg;
| garages. $500 14th st. NV. Georgia 5919
| 1854 PARK RID NW-3 ATTR ACTIVE
rooms. priv private e. bath: Frisidaire, c.h.w.;
clean: good transportation.
BEST NV. SECTION RMS. KIT.
PERc9 PERI Reat RUssE THns Tease9a6e en fa,
THE SSETM5RLAMps 1880
lamps; Apt. 3O3 S22 Col OSLO.
l646 NEWTON ST. N.W.-coOL. FIRST
floor; living room. bed room, kitchen
PAN: GaI 3.ne. eiec. gas Frisidare. shower; sos
1915 10th ST. NW-CLEAN ATTRAC-
tive Groom apt. completely furn.: gentle!
as B s rooms L1aas sss5;ns Gta 5s;s
rooms san lsa aaa NW Nicely tEnsh,d yERY dAFGH qs
floor: reasona ole. Adams 3909-W.
TAKOMA PARK-COOLER THAN DOWN
Sosb foGmS and fIeeDns porch private
HsH 3erred f'aaS shepherd asa"@ o'Sye0 couple pre-
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. DELIGHT.
iuliy dyt cool; s > expos, rms bath and PORCH
Mintwood pl NV. Columbia 557O.
NO 4 LOGAN CIRCLE-NIcELY FUR.
| nished apts. for light Housekeeping; room
and kitchenette. . rooms. three rooms
IN BEAUTIFUL .FoxALL vn.LAGFl
S ioefins .sH.n psfH. cis7sl.as 's so49 over
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PORTLAND HOTEL Vermont ave at
Thomas Circle-SS.50 week; hotel service
fresh towels daily; your mail and phone calls
attended to: shower baths. Walk to work.
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ROOMS uhEuRhlsHEp

l1l4 E ST. SE-3 cool. unfurnished
rooms, complete kitchen: light. gas, heat
included.
1S45 MONROE ST. W.-Attractive,
smaller room: unlimited phone Sun after
] pm; weeks after Il pm. Adams 5334
3Sl9 BENTON ST. NV rooms, kitch-
en- private bath, large screened porch:
ami. convenient to bus.
u" 18th ST; Sc; bright rms. porch:
heat. gas, light; $3.50. Call bet. Is and
10 pm.
lib SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. SCI
room and kitchen: $500 per month 1os
COLORFD-6lS 3rd st. ne.-Two rooms,
kitchen and bath; adults
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your roses. shrubs evergreens and peren-
mails during the hot months. LandScaping
plants. LIE Roy Corbin Greenwood 3.SS
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VIEW OVER ROCK CREEK,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

CONN AVE AT TAFT BRIDGE
3 RMS. S1s-FURN STD; 4 RMS. $50
Choice location: modern fireproof bldg
elevator. phone service Potomac 5nS3.
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FAIRFAX HOTEL.

CORNER MASS. AVE. AND .lsl ST.
Apartments ] to ; rooms and bath; hotel
service optional; special Summer rates.
Excellent restaurant. Delightfully."- cool
root garden. u. E. STEPHAN. mgr.
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double: very comfortable: Summer prices
141s TAYLOR ST NW-Small room. next
to bath. in private family: telephone privi-
lese; gentlemen preferred; So week. Col
umbia 1882.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

YOUNG MAN would like room and board
in private home. in city or nearby suburbs
give particulars and rates. Address Box
SID. Star Office
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires home in
private family: give particulars. Address
Box 3.2-E. Star Office 14'
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1113 LAMONT also Dupont Clrcle-Cool
rooms. special summer rates; ertainlng
privileges Decatur 500
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 l9th st, NV
Cool beo-llvins. 3 large windows. running
water, maple furniture: phone. a.
ISIS 18Th ST NV. large basement
rooms: cool. all convenienceS. phone, near
good schools. stores. parking
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1913 18th ST. N.W.-Nicelv furn. rm =,
clean, comfortable. Single, 81 up; double
S6 WALKING distance
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DOGS BOARDED
FARM G GARDEN

$3.50 Per Week Individual Runs.
Defense Highway Kennels. > Miles Fl
BladenSburg on Defense Highway
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NV. Scott Hall
ate for girl, delicious
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o9o9 Connecticut Ave.
"Au Address of Character

III HuOI eSS Ul OIIdI dCVeT
9lS LCNGFELLOW ST. NW-3 ROOMS
kitchen. bath; Frigidaire gas, elec. inciud-
ed; 500 Randolph 2943.
5l12 CONN AVE-LIVING ROOM, DIN
cite, kitchen. = bed rooms. bath and porch,
XOS and Xtib. GentlleS only
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

12.o ST. NV large room. In X !;
also sleeping; on md floor, by bath;
reasonable 10.
TAKOMA PARK. MD-Rooms. with or
without board; also elderly people cared
for. Telephone Shepherd 1915
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cl3s CALIFORNIA ST NV. Apt col
Beautifully furn. large single or double
room: unlimited phone; reasonable
c3@7 PA. AVE. NV. tat Wash. Circle>-
Lib k. and sleeping rooms, So and ST. per
week Ia
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',',:'O MASS. AVE NV.
EXcep cool bldg; single room or large
studio for 3 congenial young people. Home
cooking. Real home for compatible young
people Summer rates
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1894 COLUMBIA RD. $3.50 wk: single
rms. double So. clean. outside: baths:
c q W; car lines: gentlemen Adams lnol2
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THE VIVIAN. 1923 G st. nw-.TuSt
opened 100 large, airy. ideal guest rooms.
near shower ba tbs: plenty hot water Choice
OF all new, modern or maple furniture. with
double or twin beds. inner-coil-sprin mat :
tresses. Venetian blinds; double rooms. 50.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31

will be held under auspices of the Mount Juneau Lodge 147, Free and Accepted MaSonS.
 , Interment will follow in the Ma sonic plot of the Evergreen Ceme- tery. Swanberg, who passed away at St. Ann's Hospital recently, came to Juneau some time ago from Glango, New Mexico, where he was affiliated with the Masonic Order.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31

froth with a rotary egg-beater. Then slowly add the whiskey and rum, beating continuously, Add sprink- ling of nutmeg. Place the bowl in a tub of ice until time for serving.
 But you may not care for punch that strong. In that case make a fruit drink. Mixtures of the juices of several fruits are always good. Blend your own choices. Then give the concoction little zip by filling the bowl with ginger ale or bubbling, charged water Mix in pieces of fruit; they dress up the drink.
 Decorative zee Cubes
 Whichever liquid you fill the bowl with, you should have gen. erous cake of ice floating on the surface. Use plain chunk, if you choose, but arrange some sliced fruits. cherries and some green on top to dress it up A better idea is to make your own cake of ice, freezing the decorations into it. You need mechanical refrigerator for hat. Proceed thus:
 Take the cube partitions out of the largest tray. Fill with cold water and chill it. When the water is half frozen, insert slices of candied fruits and preserved cherries, ar ranging them in some attractive pattern. Then when the block has frozen solid, float it in your punch
 Of course, you should have trays of things to nibble handy to the punch bowl A Washington hos tess has become famed for serving tiny doughnuts, warm from the fry ing pan. Another hostess serves tiny
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
NESTING GROUND FOR WATERFOWL IS SET ASIDE E
Islands in Hazen Bay Fav- orite Spot for Black
 Brandt, Geese

In an effort to protect migratory birds. particularly black brant. em- peror geese and cider ducks which nest there, two small islands lying in Hazen Bay off Nelson Island north of the Kuskokwim region have been made into bird refuge by Presiden- tial executive order, according to information received here.
 The two islands-Nunivakchak and Krigegak-have been formed in recent years from silt deposit and have become a favorite resting and nesting place for waterfowl. accord ing to Frank Dufresne of the Alas ka Game Commission, and due to their complete isolation from set clement should prove good breed- ing ground, he said.
 The reserve will be known as the Hazen Bay Migratory Waterfowl Re- fuge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
HARDY ELECTRA ARRIVES TODAY
 BRINGING NINE

Last Monday, nine passengers boarded a Pacific Alaska Airways Lockheed Electra in Fairbanks for Juneau and a four and half hour flight. That was last Monday. The nine passengers arrived at the Men denhall airport early this after noon.
 The plane has been snowbound at Whitehorse since Monday afternoon and managed to get through today via the Taku River s. E. Rob- bins and Walt Hall are piloting the craft, and the passengers were: H. L. Thompson, Robert Mcdonald, Sonya West, C. Burnett, c. E. New lin, Andrew Olson, George Misco- vich, L. B. Linehan and Wayne Cdney.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
HOSPITAL NOTES

Finer Smith underwent a major operation at St. Ann's Hospital last night.
 Gus Smith, a medical patient, was admitted yesterday to St. Ann's Hos pital
 A. V. Casey Rolf, who under went a major operation yesterday afternoon at St. Ann's Hospital, is reported to be in a satisfactory con- dition.
 Mrs. D. B. Hammer, surgical pa tient, vas dismissed today from St. Ann's Hospital
 Mrs. Dennis nlepperd was dis missed today from St. Ann's Hos pital following surgical care.
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pastry puffs filled with a cream cheese mixture.
 Try a Comfort
 Dainty toasted sandwiches always are good; small tarts or mincemeat turnovers are delicious, or you might try comforts Fry one-inch balls of doughnut dough to nice brown, then dust them well with confec- tioner's sugar. Pile them on tray CT serve them in a basket like a heap of little snowballs.
 And don't forget to have bowls of cracked nuts, raisins, figs and fruit strings set around where your guests can munch on them.
 Finally, a warning about your punch bowl Of course, it should be the center of attraction. But be care ful to set it up where it won't be bumped into-not too near the front door, for example.
 And you must be careful, too to put it in a corner where it can be removed easily for refilling. For the flowing bowl must flow from a full brim. Keep a supply of glasses nearby so your callers can help themselves, have a pile of cocktail napkins handy and then-bring on the guests.
 Claret Punch
 Here is a recipe for claret punch: oranges, juiced
 lemons. juiced
 2 quarts pineapple juice
 ounces granulated sugar
 1 quart claret
 2 quarts cracked ice
 Combine fruit juices and sugar. Chill and add claret. Pour over ice. Garnish with cut fruit and mint.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
ANDREW OLSON REPORTS GOOD
 SEASON INSIDE
Prominent Mining Operator Arrives in Juneau
 Aboard Electra

Andrew Olson, one of the best known mining operators of the North, was a passenger arriving on the PAA Electra this afternoon from Whitehorse where it has been weatherbound since Monday.
 Olson is partner with Tony Lind strom in Olson and Company and the Northland Development Com pany at Flat, and partner with Lind syrom in the Deadwood Creek Min ing Company, near Circle Hot Springs. Olson is also heavily inter- ested in the Goodnews Bay Mining Company, operators in the platinum fields of Goodnews Bay.
 "A good season" was experienced in all camps, according to Olson, with the two draglines near Flat and the drag and dredge combina- tions at Deadwood Creek and in Goodnews Bay, also turning out favorable production.
 NJ. Olson believes the Circle Hot Springs area has a lot of promise for mining operations.
 Some of the new outfits that went in there this summer" Olson said, are the Enstrom Brothers on Ketchum Creek, the Gustafson Brothers and Joe Crosson on Mas todon Creek, Pete Miscovich, on Butte Creek and another party on Porcupine Creek = all draglines There will be more development next year"
 Olson is planning to leave on the Princess Norah for Seattle to join his family at Silver Lake, near Ev- erett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
 AP Feature Service Writer

Christmas has passed you've caught your breath and now the New Year is dawning.
 There's that gooo old custom of calling on your friends on New Years morning or being at home to receive friends who'll be dropping to your door. Of course, that means the flowing bowl.
 If it turns out to be a brisk, cold morning, your callers will need a cheering cup. And if the mornings s not so pleasant-all the more need. So polish up the punch bowl, shine up the ladle and browse through your recipes. It probably vii be eggnog, bur there are as many formulas for making that New Year brew as there are for compromising hot summers mint julep. A Holiday Eggnog In case you can't make up your mind here's a tried recipe - the favorite of Joseph Boggia of New Works Plaza hotel:
 eggs
 F cup granulated sugar ] quarts of milk
 pint of cream ! l quart of Whiskey pint of rum Beat the eggs in a chilled bowl until they are light and foamy Add sugar blending it in thoroughly Add milk and cream and beat to a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
HOW DIPLOMACY
 GETS ACTION ON WAR INCIDENTS
Panay Bombing Goes First to Hull, Then Presi-
 dent, Then Leahy
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and Rear Admiral Harry E. Yarnell, Commander of the Asiatic fleet.
 Lights were out at 2 a. m. on the first day of the incident
 PRESIDENT TO EMPEROR
 By the next morning the Navy radio was bringing more news, while Hull held an early morning confer ence with his aides When the pie ture was complete, Hull stepped across the street to the White House with his portfolio, to prepare this country's strongest protest to the Japanese government With Presi- dent Roosevelt.
 When he returned to his hign- ceilinged, Victorian office he found frail, almond-eyed Ambassador Saito of Japan waiting with his country's regrets"
 Across an old mahogany desk the tall, dignified Hull unsmilingly re- quested the slight Japanese diplo- mat to convey President Roosevelt's deep shock" to the Emperor of Ja- pan, and to say that this country eX- pected apologies, compensation ano no further such incidents.
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Today's Ne@-s "oday.-Empire.
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Empire classifieds pay.
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BLACKWELLS RETURNING

MT and Mrs. Vance Blackwell and child are returning to Juneau aboard the Princess Norah from Hyder where MT Blackwell, resi- dent engineer of the Bureau of Pub lie Roads, has been experimenting construction work on a bridge over the Salmon River.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
Holiday Is
 On Saturday

Tomorrow is New Years Day and a holiday, All stores will be closed; also city, Territorial and Federal offices, as well as banks.
 Various open house affairs will be given tomorrow, and the Elks Hi links dance tonight is the big so- cial event tonight.
 School sessions resume Monday af- ter the holiday vacation.
 The Empire will publish, and should be out on the streets early tomorrow afternoon.
 T European lobster rarely reachcs 10 pounds in weight. In America there are records of lob- sters weighing 34 pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
MALCOLM FAULKNER TO BE HOST AT NEW
 YEARS EVE PARTY

Malcolm Faulkner, son of Mir and Mrs. H. L. Faulkner, will be host tonight at a New Years Eve party to be given at the Faulkner resi- dence on Seventh Street.
 The affair, at which informal games will be played during the eve ming, will assemble Pauline Petrich. Marian Hussey, Maxine Nostrand Betty Mill Norma Burford, Verna Mae Gruber, Jack Newmarket, Jim Wilcox, John Bavard, Bob Phillips, George Walmsley and Malcolm.
 -o
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
MRS. H. J. TURNER, LINCOLN WILL SAIL
 SOUTH ON NORAH

Mrs H. J. Turner, wife of MT. Turner, associated with the staff of B. M Behrends Company, Inc, is leaving for the south Sunday aboard the Princess Norah.
 Mrs. Turner will be accompanied by her son, Lincoln, on the short trip and plans to go as far as Se- attle.
 TodayS News Today-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-12-31
MASONS TO CONDUCT SWANBERG FUNERAL
 SCHEDULED SUNDAY

Funeral services for Gus Swan berg have been scheduled for p. m. Sunday from the chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, and
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

be sensation was all that and
more.
And tonight, our own Ameri-
can way Of celebrating Hal
lOween will be supplemented by
the Russian flair for entertain
ment magic. The lovely. and tai
ented Vera Varega, harpist and
singer; those whirIing dervisheS
of the SteppeS, Lola LOlick and
Vanya Orlick, dancing as never
before; the beauteOus Larena
girls, Dena and Zena, one bru-
nette, the other blonde; and the
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

his holiday routines for Cocoanut
Grove patrons.
And the band won't stop playing
at the Ambassador until the COWS
come home, to speak figuratively.
What we mean is that no curfew
regulations will be enforced. Just
dine, wine and sing as late as you
please, while Helen Malcolm, Dick
Roger and the Three Ms "go to
town"
ThereU be a dandy party at
the MetrOnOme Room in the
Wardman Park Hotel tonight,
too. Paul Kane and his rhythm
idols will play the leading roles
in giving you up to the minute
music, while the decorations tell
their tale of sprites and sOrCery.
River Bend will 60 native with
George Stein and Ralph Canon
at the helm of the special program
Of treats.
The Hamilton Rainbow Room.
as always a favorite with the
younger crowd, has a specially
planned dance program. Milton
Davis and his popular band will
head the program parade.
At Boulevard Farms on the Mt.
Vernon Highway, Phil Loria, the
bowling madcap Of music. takes
up the Halloween cudgel of merrt-
ment by getting his boys off to an
early start this p. m.
Alfred Latell, he Of the famous
animal impersonations, the La
Fons adagio team, Dancer AL
Brewer, and the personable AL
Norton combine to make the
Lotus bill o'faire one Of the taSti-
est in town. These star perform