davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sedan with heater, S425: very low mileage,
excel cond.; fully suarspteed; terms
Barnes Motors 90 11th 81 "
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PACKARD 1885 5-passenser sedan. model
equipment and paint original black an
lsh low mileage; S545. c. c. c. guaranty
Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd ST. NV
Natl, 1900 Open Sun and ewes
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PACKARD 1897 convertible coupe, loo-C;
excellent green paint. green leather up
fine clean car: 1915 c. C. c. guaranty.
CAPITOL Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd st. NV.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQUS.
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FORD 1896 Tudor; black finish excellent
tires; late-style Motorola radio; very fine
car and Internationally guaranteed: only
~6n down and 81 90 week. Triangle Mo-
tors. new location. l40l Rhode Island ave.
Evening star., 1938-11-14

FORD 1895 Tudor trunk sedan, beautiful
Washington blue paint 3 perfect tires,
quiet motor broadcloth trim; your 1898
month is ali you pay for this his splendid car.
Gail R. w. Thompson Natl $3.50. Hill e.
Tlbbitts. Inc. l l4sVermont ave
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( PACKARD 1898 club coupe cylinders
perfect gray finish good tires latest push
( button radio. heater. This is one beautiful
/ car: .S715. C.. C C guaranty Capitol
| Cadillac Co. 1922 "2nd 81. NV. Natl.
/ 5000. Open Sun. and ewes
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DODGE 1886 5-passenger 2-door touring
sedan. black paint. excellent tires spot
less interior: here is real value in a
clean car, Si25. c. c. C. Guaranty
Capitol Cadillac Co, l2"'. 2"nd ST. NV
Natl $3.50. Open Sun. and eve
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FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor with trunk;
black finish clean whipcord upholstery:
bullt-in Motoroa radio: Internationally
guaranteed; only S"5 down and S+25 per
week. Triangle Motors new location. 14Ol
r I ave. ne. Dec. 63OO.
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PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe with
heater, S515; almost new car: fully guar
anteed; terms Barnes Motors. 1929 l4th
ST n " Dec o3Qn
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PACKARD 1898 5-passenger touring Sc
dan. 100: beautiful gray finish: driven
only $500 miles You simply cannot fnd
a car in better condition S925 C C. c.
guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. l2@1 2ond
ST. n W. Natl 330O Omen Sun and ewes
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CHOICE LOTS

Chevy Chase. Md. 71x1s7. 81 500. Several
lots available near Woodrow Wilson High
School. 66xl24: $4,000, 5Oxl25, $3.50;
paved streets. sidewalks and alleys
THOMAS j. FISHER g. COMPANY. INC.
Dist $3.50
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PACKARD 1896 4-door .srunk sedan. series
400; cost over $500 new; it is now in
! 600; sacrifice at S1a5: fully guar.
Barnes Motors, 1923 l4th st. NV
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trunk radio and heater. original Wash
ington blue finish. beautiful condition. ex-
celient top. spotless leather interior. per;
motor original cost over 81 900: our price
less than half at only S465; liberal trade
easy terms: fully guaranteed Coast In,
Inc. 4th and Fla, ave. ne. Atlantic 200
Omen ewes and Sun
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PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-ooor sedan
black. red trim: clean inside. motor quiet
really IN good condition: only 1859 50
down. Sl2 month Logan Motors, 354O
l4th St NV. Dist 5S3l
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1921 JACKSON ST. NE.
rooms and . baths hot-water heat,
weather er-stripped. insulated screened large
front reranda,, extra lavatory in basement;
arranged in separate. complete apart
ments with individual entrances; larse ter
raced lot: priced at only $3.50 on easy
terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors,
a.e3 New York Ave NV. Natl a,a1
5OOl q. Cap 81. Line. 3540.
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STUDEBAKER 1887 cruising sedan; black
finish. like new in every detail Guar
anteed by Mckee service See and drive
this outstanding car today; reduced to
S625. Mckee Studebaker. 600 Wisconsin
ave Wis $751;
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coLoRD-loTs N DEANwooD AND
Paramount Helghts S76 up; essy terms:
help build. District o17O.
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BUICK 1886 5-passeneer tourmg sedan,
81 large trunk. Is steel wheels, black I'm
ish spotless interior. excellent tires; splen-
did motor. Here is certainly real value.
S545. C c. c. guaranty Capitol Cadillac
Co 10" 2?nd st. w. Nail. $500. Open
Sun and
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION.
BUILDERS AND HOME SEEKERS
Out Connecticut ave. and 18th St way.
near Kensington. Lots and acre plots. for
large or small homes. High elevation.
Prices reasonable. with terms
THOS E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS.
721 10th st. NV. Natl. 0765
LOOKING DOWN ON THE OLD PIERCE
Mill and the park, with the spires Of 18th
St visible in the distance. this is one Of
the superb sites for q home of high quality
The purchaser Of the first lot will be fortu-
nate financially, also otherwise Ask for
0'' louis P. SHOEMAKER,
1T1Q K ST. NV. Natl. 1856.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1888 panel: newly painted
good rubber: motor. clutch rear end ex-
Cellen,; used foE hauling cigars very. light
Mo- 0rs 2a4N l4.h 81 Qlst aG2l
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PACKARD 1898 7-passeneer imperial
limousine model 1905 black finish. s disc
wheels. fender wells radio. Here is really
The mileage is low: Ss25 c. C c. guaranty
Capitol Cadillac Co, 1922 2@nd St NV
Natl. 1900. Open Sun and ewes
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DODGE 1885 coupe. original black finish
IS Just like new, white sIdewail tires heater,
perfect motor; real value a this price,
o291. POhanka Service, 1925 @0th st II W.
District g14I
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CHEVROLET 1887 master coupe, S439
today only, This car is in neW-car condi-
ton throughout If your trade-in exceeds
our low down payment We will pay your
old balance off and give you The difference
in cash refund: special deal for you. Call
Mr. Blessing Natl. $3.50. Hill & Tlbbitts,
l1l4 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1938-11-14

CHEVROLET 1913. roadster $50; Chevrolet
l3 So0T scan SG dao p9rd lno coupe
Oakland 1929 sedan, So; Terraplane 1884
"-door sedan, >l3o Studebaker 1880
2-door sedan. S94; ChrySler 1925 sedan,
S:,3. See dealer, Mr.. Flood. 4,,t1l Conn.
ave. Cleveland MOI.
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FORD 1886 Tudor sedan, blue; radio.
guaranteed fully in every way: used by
Army officer, name if desired; only S349;
$40 down S"1 month. Logan Motors,
| Sth and NJ SITS NV. District 5So3.
FORD 1894 de luxe convertible cabriolet,
green; good top. leather upholstery. fine
condition and appearance: Sl9a. Logan
Motors. lSth and M SITS. NV. Dist. 5S03.
tFord dealer.D
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PLYMOUTH 1895 coupe; Just the rish,
Klnd Tor Salesmans transportation; S2a1
Lee D. Butler ll"l olst NV District l3l s
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Mr.. 18th AND COL. RD. NV.
West side Leased to good tenants So, 900
year; low expenses. Price S25.OOO
J. A. WEINBERG CO.,
Woodward Bldg Natl $500
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New, Modern Bungalow

With large lot. at Kensinston View. can
be bought for S45 down and S45 per
month; price S425O. Phone B. F.
STIFFLER. Shepherd 4559-W
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PACKARD 1897 model 12O-C touring Sc
dan, original black finish. motor in new-car
condition, very clean interior heater
very attractive car; reduced to S615
PACKARD. Gath and N SITS. NV. Republic
O14S
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FORD 1898 coupe original black finish
as clean as new: this car owned by a
Cow. official; this car is really good: only
Srh and NJ SIS DISTRICT lSn2
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
. HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

6-RM HOUSE. SMALL FARM: MAIN
highway. :, miles from District line; lawn
shade and fruit. Box 455-B. Star l5s
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OFFICES FOR RENT

STEWART BLDG 4O2 9th st NV
Now available a few bright. warm Offices
Convenient to new Govt. bldgs. See jan
itor or West 1851.
CONN AVE. STUDIO. OFFICE. SECOND
moor: beautifully furnished; show windows
layatory; art music, business. Dec. 3646
COR. 18th AND NEWTON. $40 MO UP,
lst. 2nd floors Select list houses. mats
etc. for rent. sale. trade. N. E RYON CO.,
1913 N Y. ave
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

HOME OR INVEsTMENT-6 ROOMS
bath. h.-w.h.. elec.. garage. Newly papereo
and painted throuehout Price. $3.50
G. w. SIMPSON CO.. 1924 Vermont ave
Met SeO0
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CHEVROLET 1885 4-door master sedan;
motor paint. tires and general condi-
tion above average; radio and heater.
Guaranteed by Mckee service; special
price, sos. Mckee Studebaker. 600
Wisconsin ave Wis. 6161.
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CHEVROLET 1886 town sedan; Fisher no.
draft ventilation; sturdy and reliable mo-
tor: good rubber: very clean. Low price at
S351. Butler Bonded. Lee D. Butler. Inc.
1l3l 2lst NV. District 1GlS. Open eve
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| PACKARD 1897 '6" touring sedan: eco
nomical operation. black finish very good
rubber. very clean interior, dandy car
| reduced to S595 and guaranteed by Mckee
! service. Mckee Studebaker, 800 Wiscon-
| Sin ave WIS f161
Evening star., 1938-11-14

DODGE 1886 2-door trunk sedan, radio
attractive green metallic finish large built
IN trunk fine tires. interior clean and
shows no wear. performs perfectly VIII
give some one many miles of satisfactory
service. S395 Pohanka Service. 1926
!Oth 81 NV. District Gl4l.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

looks good, Just .he car for that duck
shooting trip Mckee Studebaker 600
Wisconsin ave. WIS. G161.
BUICK 1884 cloSe-ccuple sedan will give
many thousands Of miles. of carefree. sery-
zee a. low cost. Reduced 20 SHG1. Lee D.
Butter. Inc. ll"l 2lsf NV. District l21s.
LI..a1-i ~ 4
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PACKARD 1886 model l2O-B sedan.
Brewster green finish. one owner who gave
IT the best of care very clean will Give
thousands OF miles of carefree service;
only S495. PACKARD. gath and N sts
NV Republic 0145
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FORD 1897 Tudor: driven 10000 miles:
perfect. original black finish spotless mo-
hair upholstery: truly an exceptional car
and our low 1889 price makes it an outstand-
ing value Internationally guaranteed: only
SlOH down. Triangle Motors. new location.
14ol Rhode Island ave. ne. Dec. 5000.
FORD 1896 de luxe Tudor. original black
finish. 4 hke-new tires. r g. G conditioned
and guaranteed motor: your 1894 Ford in
average condition and you pay difference
only of Sl13: long. easy terms. Call w. r.
Sanders National $3.50. Hill g. Tibbitts.
Inc. ll14 Vermont ave.
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LESS THAN $100 PER LOT

Also NV. apt. sites. $4,000 up: 40 semi
andria. S2. $50: 6 detached D. C., nr.
N. H ave, S6.4OO. Terms. Some BY sec
ond trust; oHARE ESTATES 1400 L.
Evening star., 1938-11-14
IRAllERS FOR SALE.

1895 DE LUXE COVERED WAGON excel.
lent condition $50; $50 down; terms
l931 EirlGge trailer. >325. good as new
500 down terms Capitol Trailer Park !:
miles SO WASHINGTON. U S. highway No /
Evening star., 1938-11-14

sTUDEBAKER 1885 President cruising Sc
dan: one of the finest built by Stude-
baker; original finish like new. radio
and heater, very clean: motor excellent.
Guaranteed by Mckee service; reduced to
S595. Mckee Studebaker 900 Wisconsin
ave Wis 6161
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

FORT RILEY, Kans. The horse and the mechanized cavalry have proved they can work together ef- fectiyely in the kind of mobile army the United States needs to defend its far-flung frontiers.
 That's the consensus of officers who took part in recent joint ma neuvers of iron and horse cav airy units in Kansas, some of the most extensive ever conducted by the army.
 Twenty years ago when the World War ended, militarists were almost unanimous in predicting that trench warfare had dehorsed the leather legged cavalryman and sent his mount to the rear.
 Today the cavalry admits that the day of fighting stirrup to stirrur with shining sabers" seems to be gone. But some militarists are ready to revise their opinions about tht need of horse cavalry.
 A bronze-faced sergeant who sal on the fender of combat car anc peered over the acres of mechanizet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 AM TO-DAY

s M.
 arport) misng Beingham, 37; 23; WrangeI Peters, Sika, Is; 2 Hoonah part y 12; Radio Skagway 8 IIaine clear; Tulsequah, Cordova cloudy cloudy 22 An chorage, cloudy, 22 10; Flat clou- Bethel 10; Golovin, clear B. Solomon, 2; clear l.
 8-S 314
 SYNOPSIS
 prevailed this with 3096 prevailed Aleuian North Pacific there inches centered the North Pacific This attended precipitation Kodiak Washington fair field observation Strong Southeast AL off the of Washington
 Southeast Alaska and Alaskan The reported ture last night degrees at Mayo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
1020 .BUSINES5 SLOWS UP AT HOME AND WAR AV A 7 v O WORRIES MOUNT UPWARD ABROAD

iolted by the marriage of a car- | 0enter's 29-year-old daughter to | Field Marshal Werner von Blom- berg, 59. Spanish loyalists took Teruel, their first great victory for months. And Nippon nibbled on in China, but promised to be Uncle
 5am's pal in '38.
 Taking the Long View America prepared to build big ger navy. Our people believe, . the President asserted, that over he years democracies of the world will survive, and democracy will be restored or established in those nations which today know it not" The House of Representatives buried the Ludlow war referen- dunn plan. 2O9 to 188. The Senate became entangled in an an t i lynching bill filibuster. The Su- preme Court was kept in headlines by Associate Justice Sutherlands retirement, the appointment of So- licitor General Stanley Reed to succeed him, and Justice Cardozo's illness.
 Jersey City's Mayor Hague spurned a Senate seat to continue his war on reds" Glenn Frank agreed to head the COP. program committee. New York WPA actors presented ". one-third of a na- tion"
 Heigh, Ho, Neigh, HO .. 7
 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" delighted most every body. homes tuned in on Toscanini or read The Citadel" The Arts, or Northwest Pas sage" Idlers in corner drugstores discussed the 22-day fast of Dean Israel Harding Noe of Memphis, the Ely Culbertson divorce, Bar bara Stanwyck's scrap with Frank Fay over an adopted son, and the capture of the kidnaper of Charles s. Ross of Chicago
 Seven died when Pan American Airways' Pilot Edwin c. Musick crashed near Pago Pago, Ameri- can Samoa. and 10 died in an air liners tailspin near Bozeman, Mont. But II Duce's son, Bruno, led three tri-motored bombers on a goodwill flight from Italy to South America.
 Birth Of Baby
 A French cabinet crisis delayed the League of Nations councils tooth session. Anthony Eden still was figure-skatin for Great Brit ain Kurt Schuschnigg was deaf to Italys efforts to lure Austria out of the league. Both democratic and fascist missionaries hustled through the Balkans-and Ruma nia's new poet-premier, Octavian Goga Cwho died only four months
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

cavalry equipment assembled about him, commented
 If war is what General Sherman said it was, then the next one will be Hell on Wheels"
 Scattered over the -t,1L Riley acres were Squatty combat cars, 10-ton track-laying giants. bristling with machine guns. There were also armored scout cars, fast and made for rough going And mixed in with them were machine gun squad trucks, maintenance trucks and troop and battery commanders cars
 What part then can a horse play?" civilians frequently ask.
 Suppose answers Brig. Gen Guy V. Henry, commandant at Fort Riley, "a combined unit of horse anc mechanical cavalry is operating to- ward stream too deep for the com bat and scout cars to cross.
 "The solution is to fight to tht streams edge; then the horse cav 
 airy makes it's way across the rive and establishes a bridgehead so tha engineers can throw across pon toon bridge The mechanical unit can then cross and lead the attack.
 Coordination between horse ant iron cavalry units in the recen maneuverS exceeded expectations officers said.
 One old cavalry officer, sittinl atop a hill while watching hors unit attack with thud of hoofs- from the north = and mechanize' units roaring from the east and west said this spectacle sends cold chill down my back"
 l But whatever you may say abou
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
By VOLTA TORREY AP Feature Service Writer

There was dearth of prophecy when the iron tongue of midnight tolled 1938's arrival Jitterbugs shouted "Bei Mir Bist du Schoen, ? but outside the night clubs, busi- ness stagnated. Nice work if you can get it" was popular phrase Special Census-Taker John D. Big gers estimated 1Oooo,OoO Americans were unemployed, and big business men went silently to Washington. like small fry entering the woodshed with father.
 Interior Secretary Ickes and As sistant Attorney General Jackson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
HAROLD MCKINLEY
 INJURED IN JUMP
 ON DOUGLhSTRhll
Receives Broken Leg Yes terday Afternoon in First
 Ski Accident of Season

Early yesterday afternoon Harold (Mac) Mckinley, chef at the Top Notch Cafe, and member of the Juneau Ski Club, was injured in the first serious accident of the season on the Douglas Ski Trail.
 Mckinley, in attempting jump at the second meadow, received a break in his right leg when his ski dug into the snow, which was not packed enough for jumping.
 Excellent first aid was rendered by Ted Coomera, ski instructor, who made temporary splints as support, while others packed Mckinley to the road where an ambulance was waiting to take him to St. Ann S Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
DIR. J. W. EDMUNDS
OPTOMETRIST
of Alaska a

of Alaska and Seattle is now at THE GASTINEAU HO- TEL until December 31st., at least, EXAMINING EYES FOR GLASS ES, correcting muscular Eye de- fleets, etc.
 This is Dr. Edmunds' Twelfth Annual Trip in Twenty Years. He is so well and favorably known that further comment is unneces- sary.
 NOW is a good time to have School Childrens eyes examined, or to show the Christmas Spirit by having Fathers or Mothers eyes examined.
 PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT AT ONCE. DON'T DELAY. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

twho then was expected to run for governor of New York had been booting business "bourbons Men of means fought NLRB and fumed about that man in the White House" But before the month ended there was truce talk And Econo- mist Leonard P Ayres foresaw an upswing by summer.
 Another year, another war?' Europe thought. Unusually bright Northern lights one January night made peasants think Der Tag had dawned. But Germany was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
JUNEAU COUPLE WED
 ON CHRISTMAS EVE

William John Engel, Alaska Ju- neau employee, and Gloria Ida Bardi were married late Saturday afternoon by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. The couple was at tended by Airline Rice and Bernard FriSke
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
SEWARD-KENAI ROAD SURVEY
 BEING URGED
7O8 Kenai Residents Pc. fitioning. Legislature,
 Other Officials

Urging an immediate survey of a highway leading from the present end of the Seward-Kenai road to the town of Homer, a petition is being sent to members of the Leg islature, the Governor, the Alaska Road Commission, Planning Council, Dr. Ernest Gruening, Interior Sec retary Harold l.. Ickes and Delegate Anthony J. Dimond by 708 residents of the Kenai Peninsula, according to Don Carlos Brownell, Mayor of Seward. A copy of the petition ap- pears elsewhere in today's Empire
 The petition points out that many of the signers want to settle in the Kenai district and they want to be along the road, thus the reason of the immediate survey so that set tiers would know about where the route will be, if established.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
BACKGROUND

In Lima, Peru, the United States delegation to the Pan-American Conference urges united stand against any foreign political or military aggression. In Wash ington, the administration pom ders plans to spend millions for arms and officers study reports of summer and fall maneuvers or lessons in defense. One such lesson is presented here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
ATTENTION O.E.S.

Regular meeting of Juneau Chap ter No T, Tuesday at 8 pm, Initia- ton. Entertainment for Rainbow Girls, DeMolays Masons and Wis iting Stars.
 LILLIAN G. WATSON, adv. Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
MARY JOYCE WILL
 STRING DOCS FOR
 SUN VALLEY FOLK

Mary Joyce will fly to Fairbanks tomorrow with Pacific Alaska Air ways to get malamutes or huskies for a team she may take to Sun Valley, Idaho.
 This million dollar ski resort will keep Mary busy with team and dogs until April if Mary can get the dogs she wants. Mary expects to be in Fairbanks about a week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau)

vicinity beginning $50 2 tonight continued cold easnortheast gale night, moderating Wednesday.
 tonight Wednes 
 north winds at Ketchikan mod Alaska east-noheas winds north wind channels
 Coast the Gulf Alaska From Dixon Spencer: northeast Wednesday Cape Moderate easnortheast winds night Wednesday, mouth of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

later). made the Jews squlrm. The US.SR!s new parliament met; the U. s. got curiouSer and curlouser about MT. and Mrs. Donald L. Ro- binson whom the Russians had in jail.
 And January 31 in Holland, 51- gun salute announced the birth of Princess Juliana's baby, Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard, destined some day to rule 69,00O,000 people. it, it is thrilling sight from a mili- tary standpoint" he added. Tt seems to me any sensible enemy will turn and run ill the face of such an attack"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

One way to help in ascertaining where we are is to look back on the read by which we have travelled.-LOrd Grey.
 In the year now nearly over, the world careened along a rough, bewiIdering road. Some folks goose stepped; some did the Lambeth Walk. And here's a swing time, monthb month glance back. This is the first part, January's. The next chap ter deals with February, and so on until the story ends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

IT'S FACT that Canned Salmon Industry provides more Jobs Tor
 aan during fishing than other industry does It's also
 fact that e the Hep Waned sign at other times 6 inc year. Each spring. hundreds of employed in the maintenance of canner other equipments furnishing construction and box materials wire netting supplies the Industry needs 10 operate That's why good times for the Salmon Industry goa me throughout Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

A recent survey indicates that less than a third as many Alabama residents have hookworm disease now as did 25 years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

The diamond back, most danger GUS of rattlesnakes, attains length of eight feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27

Today's News Taaay.-Fmpire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-29

simply encourages further produc- ton.
 H. R. Tolley. AAA administra~ tor, comedies that without crop control and other guides the buy ing would be useless. He says the purchases do not ordinarily raise prices, but prevent slumps. WPA claims that by it's $1O00o,000 clotil- ing investment it benefited l60,- 900 clothing trades workers at the same time it obtained clothes for relief distribution.
 Lump figures show purchases totaling about $17,0o0.000 in fiscal 1937 on up to $45,000,000 in 1883, mostly in the three months end- ing last June 30 The estimate for 1889 is $79,000.000. and more If the next Congress wills it.
 The system is short cut on the standard business pattern, but like many another Federal spend- ing program it is popular with state officials. Since most of the food purchased is turned over to state relief agencies, they favored a 1939 program of SITS 100000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-29
NOW PAID FOR
 MENDINC FLAGS

PARIS, July 29.-When no tri- color waves at the peak of the ply means that Madame Henri Gas sion is busy with the sewing she nas done for the last 35 years.
 Mime. Gassion, whose husband operates the wireless station on the tower, has made it her patrio- tic duty to sew up the flags torn by the winds.
 Usually the wind gets five or six flags despite her efforts. The French government recently recognized her position as official Eiffel tower flag repairer by awarding her small annual salary.