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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-17

FOR SALE-LaJc 33 Tudor Ford
va; exceptionally good condition.
Phone Green 462. Cash preferred.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-17

WANTED TO BUY-House, income
property preferred; furnished or
unfinished. Address L. Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-17

Mrs. Ethel Anderson, AZ, in her
Wildwood, N. j., home, with
daughter Patricia, her nire-
teenth child. Mrs. Anderson
wants to get out to look for
work to supplement the FAM
ily's income of $40 a month
from a state pension.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-17

WANTED TO BUY: Wood working
power tools. Write P. o. Box 1713
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-17

Today's News Tooay.-Emplre.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-17
WANTED

WOMAN WANTS work by hour or
day. Phone Green 705.
Evening star., 1938-04-05

with mere $4,000 Who was this
Sid Condor, anyhow? A blackguard
at heart, no doubt One who cared
not at all for him or any one else. 1t
would be simple, so simple. to remove
this fortune to another cache.
Duke took a small sack from his
pocket and filled it with the dull, yel-
low dust. His breathing was heavy
as he knelt there. His eyes glowed
feverishly. He knotted the sack to-
gether and rose from his knees-and
stopped dead still.
Sid Condor was standing not is
feet away. Sid'S left hand contained
a sack similar to the one in Dukes.
1t was not full, but the bulge was evil
dence enough as to its contents.
The two men stared at each other.
Slgnlf1cance of the situation daWned
slowly into their sluggish brains.
Sid Condon's lips flattened against
his teeth. His eyes narrowed to Sits.
sol" he cried hoarsely. 80! This
is how it is! Partners, eh?"
Partners" Duke Brandon echoed.
"Partners!" he repeated in ugly scorn.
You lollse!"
Sid Condor laughed harshly, wick
edly. He was bigger than the other
man, and he felt confident
WITH the speed Of snake his
hand flashed to his hip where
hung the revolver in its scabbard His
hand closed over the butt and pulled
1t forth. His fingers contracted on
the trigger and flame belched from
its muzzle.
Sid Condor saw his partners body
jerk convulsively, and he knew he had
scored hit; knew it only dimly
though. for the sound of his own gun
mad come from great distance, and
there was drumming and pounding
IN his ears. He sank to his knees,
and through the haze of his vision he
saw that Duke Brandon was also on
his knees.
Then he knew that Duke had
equaled him in speed at the draw.
He fired again and a third time, and
Duke returned shot for shot.
Thus they lay, so close they could
almost touch, each dying, each hold
ing firmly to sack of gold; lay and
cursed and were eventually silent while
the sliVery stream rippled on, and the
forests frowned upon the tragic thing
that had happened. and the sun sank
lower and night finally came, and
the cold north wind laughed and
shouted flendishly: Share and share
alike, you fools!"
Copyright, 1e3s)
Evening star., 1938-04-05

deposit. The thing to do, of course,
was to have Duke Brandon, his part
ner, clean out the placer and hit for
Big Rock settlement before the snow
came.
Or was it? Sid sucked on his pipe,
and his eyes grew crafty. Into his
mind there came picture of pock-
skinned. thin-lipped Duke Brandon.
Why should he share this find with
Duke? A man with $4,000 could re-
tire and live for the rest of his days
in comfort. A man with only half
that amount would have to Scrimp
What did Duke Brandon mean to him.
anyhow? They had met for the first
time in Black Wolf two months ago.
Both were looking for a grub stake
They had agreed to pool their resources
and set out together on share and
share alike basis. Sid's eyes gloWed
Forty thousand dollars! 1t would be
so simple a matter to pan out the gold
cache it somewhere near by and return
next spring to retrieve the fortune
after severing relations with Duke
Brandon
Duke Brandon was in surly mood
that night. He had had no luck. The
food supply was getting low. Snow
would come soon. Why not quit now
while their chances of getting out were
good?
Wait week" Sid urged. Might as
well make sure we amt missin any,
thing while we're here"
So Duke was prevailed upon. The
next morning they started out again
In opposite directions Sid went south
circled west and came to his placer
claim. Working feverishly he panned
a handful of gold and carried it up
stream half mile, caching it beneath
q large moSS-covered rock.
The next day and the next and the
next 1t was the same. Duke became
more dSgruntled. He decided to re-
main only one more day.
The next morning Duke headed
north. Toward noon he swung west
and south. At midafternoon he came
to a moss-covered rock lying near the
shore OF what was to him an explored
tributary. He sat down to smoke and
rest, and as he sat there the slanting
rays OF the sun fell upon dull, yellow
piece Of metal. Duke blinked, then
leaned forward. He picked up the
piece OF metal and saw beyond it
small opening beneath the rock.
X X X
DUKE BRANDON'S eyes grew wide.
He looked about him like man
who is afraid that prying eyes have
+. discovered him ut some nefarious oc-
cupation. He knelt and reached into
the hole and took out a handful of
gold.
Evening star., 1938-04-05
JANE ANDERSON TO TALK
ON TRUTH ABOUT SPAIN

Jane Anderson, American newspaper
woman and wife of the Marquis de
Cienfuegos, will discuss "The Truth
About Spain" at Gonzaga Auditorium
at $3.50 pm. Thursday under the
auspices of the Sodality Union Liter
ary Group.
Miss Anderson, who is now on a
lecture tour, spent 43 days in Loyal
ist prison before the State Depart
ment brought about her release as an
American citizen.
A correspondent for British and
American newspapers, Miss Anderson
also contributes to French, Spanish
and British magazines.
Evening star., 1938-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Weatory Bldg, 14th and F. Met is33.
WILL NOT BE LIABLE Fer ANY DEBTS
eXgepI eIIefys those personally incurred Leroy
DUKE. Herndon, Va. P O. Box s. los
| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself. ALBERT MYRoN . CoWELL, i9oi iaoiI
Radnor I'd. Silver Spring Md.
SALE OF AUToMoBILF.
O'Clock pm. there will be a public sale of
an automobile. model 9E, year model 1923.
serial number 95-1333. motor number
1iI9 at the repair shop of Malcomb A
D c. '1 -'"' "''i''i'- So''
THIS sale is being made pursuant to the
garage keepers lien laws of tho District of
Columbla, and is sold to enforce a lien
OF $1,000 being the charges aeainsL John
E Johnson. for repairs and storage of said
Attorney for NJ. A. Stokes.
EXPERT s REPRODUCTION IN PLANO
TO reproduce any printing matter to your
particular requirements at less expense.
we invite your inquiry Extra COPY work
our speciality. Phone us today!
Columbia Paragraph Co..
-oO st NE. Metropolitan 1892.
CHAMBERS is one Of the largest
Hp world Three cemplets fnssa Pams low s
chapels. 40 assistants, 25 cars, hearses
and ambulances. Ambulances now only S..
llth st. Sc. Att. 800. N
Evening star., 1938-04-05
DAILY SHORT STORY
SHARE ALIKE
Sid Coudon had

Sid Condon had
stood in the bed Of
the stream when
caching his placer
gold, so there were
no footprints nor
other signs to in
dicate his having
been there. Dukes
only explanation
was that some
miner, per h a p S
dead and gone
now, nad cached
the fortune.
Evil thoughts ran
t h r oug h Dukes
mind. There must
be $4,000 worth
of metal in the
cache. Half of that
was his, according
to the unWritten
law. The other
half - hut what
could a man do
Evening star., 1938-04-05
THE third day Of

THE third day Of
the Sc con d
week after they
reached the cabin
on Bla ck Wolf
Creek, Sid Con-
don, exploring q
tributary alone,
found gold. He
spent half a day
e S t i m a t l n 6 the
value of the find.
1t was a placer
pocket and would
probably net a to-
tai take between
$4,000 and $50,-
600. Sid filled his
pipe and sat down
to mediate. He
was an old hand
at prospecting. He
knew there was
little likelihood Of
locating the origi-
no1 co,,r,o pf the
Evening star., 1938-04-05
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRs WHILE YOU
wait: Emergency Laboratory. Room COL
Westory Bldg.. I4th and F. Met. 1888
HEMORRHo1Ds ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for q life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgerJ.. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
1868 Columbia I'd: Adams O3S8.
ULTRA VIOLET. INFRA RED. DTA :
thermy. galvanic vibration, diet and other
metnods Tor colonlc. piles, arthritiS, skin
troubless nervousness. female trouble and
other ailments: under your doctors direc-
tlon. by experienced physiotherapy nurse.
Call North 1912.
LEARN TO PLAY THE FASCINATING
hawaiian steel guitar, Spanish guitar,
trumpet, or accordion. Lessons by pro-
iesSlonal player and teacher T. o.
MORARRE. 1904 N. H. ave NV. Adams
FALSE TEETH MADE AND REPAIRED.
tlst. RIM. 1907, 921 18th. Met. 2a44. liz
YOUNG MOTHER WITH BOY. YEARS.
wishes room and care of child during day
IN renned Protestant home. Box 72-Q,
RETOUCHING LESSONS, THOROUGH
course in retouching Photographic negatives
elchlng. spotting: learn now positions al
ways open for good retouchers creates
opportunities for travel. For rates phone
Columbia 96lO.
HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE.
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED COURSE,
1926 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1866.
Evening star., 1938-04-05
SAlESkEN.

AUTOMOBILE MAN. capable Of selling 8
price field. who is not quite satisfied with
present connection. can learn of best op-
portunity in this city by addressing Box
present employment. All replies treated
DUE TO INCREASED BUSINESS WE CAN
USE TWO MEN OF CHARACTER AND
NEAT APPEARANCE AS SALESMEN EX-
PERIENCE UNNECESSARY AS WE TRAIN
YOu, CoMMISSIoN AND DRAWING
ACCOUNT. ASK FOR MIR. MCDONNELL.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
tOPP. CEDAR HILL SUrTLAND RD
MARYLAND SPRJJCE 0oSa
Evening star., 1938-04-05
HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
CARE. INFANT, housework, cooking for en-
syse o0qPs es N ys kkPee Roesr1sd HrnsUn %s9s a
Gook HousEKEEPER !whitel, 20 to 40;
chester. Apt. 809-B.
EXPERIENCED houseworker and cook. two
IN family; Broom bungalow: good salary.
l0lS Douglas st. ne, at 18th and Rhode
Island ave.
GIRL for general housework: stay nights
preferred. Call Greenwood 3165 after Z
GIRL. one day week and extra occasions,
cleaning, ironing and serving; near Country
Club Grove. Va. Phone Clarendon 1179-W.
GIRL colored. general housework. care Of
children; prefer Virginia resident Call
GIRL, colored, wanted to care for two
cooking; stay nights; So per week Apply
doIph deisf 9 o,sas s:%' 'SoS 18th ST. NV Ran
GIRL. white. for general housework; good
home. must live in. Phone Randolph 5197.
GIRL. for housework care Of boy 3: r, and
b.: reference; So per week. 223A 18th
st Sc Aoply mornings.
and laundress; S. week Lincoln 1913.
HoUSEK EEPER white. reliable, with good
for one child. < yrs old for employed
parents no laundry: must be honest and
pane s .poons apRs ssss G 7ss ss4 s.
MIDDLE,;AGED WOMAN; WeSa! ,. white. general
family: Sis mo. Potomac 1892
YOUNG LADY: white, e.h.w.. cook, exp.
5. 6los 9TH ss. n.v.
Evening star., 1938-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REsTAURANT-GAs STATION. barbecue.
Washington; over 500 Weekly business;
sfs oDy ssaso Cns fssh NV Natl $500
RooMING HOUSE. Mass. and q st.. y
MIS- Reseh i0T foos os' ST. met ass
RooMING HOUSE, 1882 11th st. NV
II rooms. 3 baths. h.-wh.: completely fur
$3.50, half cash: inspect today; no agents.
DRUG STORE coRNER-Located in best
fne section IN
and fountain business. Long lease: priced
Eeasonsble Easy terms. Owner retiring.
and n ss ne Ms4H. W be
sole sold 11 2y creditor's committee as . going
ps sff than s 9au. whh If is
iii This did ss ssode rsn to- sSSd sssi wesf
%anasst H. Parfef fe9! a55 aaSs Manses 81 BLDG hs
WANTED Soasr 1.r TO Ssv Buy Buy p1osabls Toomin.
GROCERY STORE, doing good business,
sell reasonably. Boy no. Star w ~
so2Dar. SoDA F5ouNT;; 5No candy tobaccos, etc:
eSLADllSneN.
S1.100 Box 1910, Star
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES; 9-year lease
price Sl.100. Box 493-M Star.
FAYETTEVILLE HILLs--Water. sewer. gas,
price: $3.50; easy terms zantzinser Co.
90s Baltimore pike. Riverdale.
RoOMING HOUsE-l4 rms. running wa
ter Ter IN > rms: rent S65: located in desir-
Mr. Fletcher. 1908 H i.'Dd St Met. ohsy 4sys. oo'o
GROCERY doing $500 wkly Rent s75
with rooms: beer: only S3,460: terms.
CAPITAL PIT l, AADJusTINd Al & FINANCE Co.
-l00s II st. NV. Met. 4s13
RooMING-HoUSE SPECIAL.
,.. e,- sth and H NE.
prices and terms reasonable to responsible
purchaser. Apt 3. 235 st. ne. s:
GROCERY DEER $1,000 cash weekly guaranteed
i;l i2 miles from Washington. Rent. Ss5;
IVins quarters, Closes = pm. no sun
ezSS4 II sSf' sEfSss Ets5H'
looS II st. NV: Met 4S13.
S35o-LUNCH, old stand; rent, S25.
S400-Sandwiches, short hours: rent. Sl4
Sh2oo-Lunch and 3-room apt; terms.
s15o-Sandwich shop rent. $50: well
ss5o-Luncheone delicatessen and g.
room, apt: furnished; cheap rent;
d., o real bargain; your terms.
81 500-aDeicatessen and rooms; rent
S,oo $40; well equipped; bargain terms
S4o,-DeNcatessen. 3 rooms; rent. S25.
S320-Rooming house. 7 rooms: corner
S45O-Roomlng house. II rooms; bargain
S55o-Rooming house, l i rooms; rent, $50
loO-Roomins house. 13 rooms: Vt. ave-
R. M. CURTIS, 602 ST. NV. NATL. 914O
Evening star., 1938-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

oOSiNsSS OPPOkl ONlItES.
INTERESTED in buying liquor store Box
364-R, Star.
RooMING HOUSE q sth-coi rd5-Mostly
apts q very nice nice 13-room, 3-bath house;
r. M. be shazo, 1Ie3 14th NV. Natl. $500.
KENsINGToN, MD. corner Howard and
district, 35O-ft. frontage. Will build to
suit tenant Good location for gas station,
drive-in market, theater. bus terminal and
Fawcett. 493 Kenoak dr.. Pomona. Calf.
INTERESTED in buying liquor store. BOX
72-R. Star
GROCERY, doing $500 wkly.: rent. $40;
Prifef only 81 s5o searsaIn Capital Ad-
ROOMING-APTS.. downtown, 16 rms. 4
baths: long lease; rent; S12o; 2-car. ga.
Tfss s. 81 Mse' eco; 4sfs sfEms Miss Moc0wn' 1908
RooMING HOUSE G4th-Park rd5-10
e Rshed h be sssss sooa s hcme h 9b Se5q Natl
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS. established; can
be operated from your home; large profits.
Price. S850.00; terms. National 1928. :
RooMINq HousEM-1nc, $3.50 mo-: o
qa Baths a'rS Near ri 18th and NV A. ana no worR
sd sd OPP caeb doy pree g HerenSs Dist sary saa
ROOMING HOUSE, New Hampshire ave ;
II rooms, 3 baths. stoker; rent $4,000;
price. $3.50; terms. National 1928.
PARTNER. small amount of cash. res
taurant business Apply in person. Mr..
Hill. Apt. 30s, 1850 10th st. NV. "a
BOOMING BOARDING HOUSE. II rooms.
z beautiful tiled baths. oil heat; large
nished house we know; includes washer,
ironer. Frigidaire. vacuum cleaner, etc.
r. M. De Shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $500.
DRUG STORE. located in fast-growing
section of Arlington County; large, beau
tiful store: exceptional opportunity. Ad-
dress Boy 1913, Arlington, Va. or phone
ONCE. Walnut $3.50: residence, Walnut
S934.
BEAUTY SHOP. suburban NV, good loca-
Evening star., 1938-04-05
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

COuPLE-Man as chauffeur and house
work: woman as cook; stay nights; good
Box 80 Star.
PARTNER WANTED-Lady or gentleman
with ONCE experience, willing to leave city.
FranklinR Park Hotel. Washington.
Evening star., 1938-04-05
Unlimited Possibilities

We need two good men who are not
afrala of hard work. are ambitious. want
to earn big commissions from their efforts
scllinl the outstanding product of its kind
on the market to butchers, erocerS, deli
cateSSen, etc. Write airmal, giving age,
references. sales experience. Direct factory
connection. Must have car. p. o. Box
II1O San Antonin. Tex
Evening star., 1938-04-05
HELP MEN.
(Gntinued.)

STEADY WORK-White man, accustomed
Vs. hepe in dog henps mss
laundry. Phi. Clev. $3.50 for appointment.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for salesman
ary when qualified. 1907 9th st. NV.
rienced.H Apply 67is SH wis. il ave. sAl'e' 'Ape
&c xouMa MEN RI between s te s5 to sell
isa5 i 'aH water nSve:.es St. s.W Apply smiles Co.,
YOUNG MEN CD, to help in garage, one
to ride motor cycle. Rear 424 4th st. ne.
YOUNG MEN (6), to work with field man
aser; experience unnecessary wilingness
S3O weekly; commission and bonus; good
future. Room 70S 1888 G st. NV
YOUNG WAsHINGToNIAN. in real estate
once; knowledse Of Bookkeeping and ste
nography. Box $40. Star.
WANTED advertising solicitors for
commission. Apply Rm. $40. Investment
Bldg. before IL.
WE WANT three assistant sales managers
for ranges promoting 50fo savings. Apply
to Gas-Cooking Saver, Inc, 2lOl K st. NV
ONE OF THE BEST DEALS IN TOWN.
To statesmen experienced in selling ceme-
terry lots, this is your opportunity. Must
Ps Rida OF sood 1926 personal appearance. 314 Bond
ATTENTION,
toSs men sye a. few ess OPENINGS m wh for neat amh
permit: salary. $3.50 week, plus bonus
snd sndd commission. Willing workers can earn
n5u 70 $40 wk.; absolutely no selling
Apply bet and ! am. 1850 22nd ST. n W.
STEADY WORK
Time od 5GGd indtT no syo or part
employment to two more reliable, neat
appearing men. % to 55; no experience
necessary. WE TRAIN YOU. II from
$50 to $50 per week interests you apply
y TO ]" am 513 K st. NV.
S. KANN SONS co.
Man with selling ability to work in cleo
trical department as demonstrator Man
Seiected must be dependable and have car
hPply Wednesday. 10 I'M. 4th floor. en-
Evening star., 1938-04-05

STEADY WORK-White man. accustomed
farm life. helper in dog kennel. ! 5 miles
from WASHINGTON: 81 week. board room.
laundry. Ph Clev. $3.50 for appointment.
Evening star., 1938-04-05

DUPONT CIRCLE, 21o4 p st. NV. Apt. 81
vate family of . adults North 539S-J
l442 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W.-Ene-
llsh type basement; pvt. entrance; room,
Evening star., 1938-04-05

BEAUTY SHOP. suburban NV. good loca-
ton. dotng GOOD business: will sacrifice.
owner III health. Box ego. star. -
Evening star., 1938-04-05

1923 .BENNING RID. N.E--Large nicely
ttinrnlshed;, y Two beds. Suitable for 2. Cen
Evening star., 1938-04-05

2o2 9th ST. S.E.-Large room, kitchen
eIte, Murphy bed; completely furnished;
Evening star., 1938-04-05

Man with selling ability to work in cleo
trical department as demonstrator MAJ
Seiected must be dependable and have car
ployment Office
Evening star., 1938-04-05

| DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10th ST. NV
| Newly decorated bed-livine rriyate porch
attractively furnished, adj. semi-private
Evening star., 1938-04-05

1923 18th ST. NW.-Air-conditioned
nome; WeIl-furn. rm., next bath; pyt
| home; employed gentleman. NV
Evening star., 1938-04-05

1431 CHAPLIN ST. NW,-Laree room with
or without private bath; direct ventilation:
COOL near park: twin beds or single; own
er,s detached home
2010 WYOMING AVE N,W.-SmaIl single
phone. o
Evening star., 1938-04-05

| hLIORAS, 1909 18th st. n.w.-Conver-
lently located single and double rms near
showers. Fireproof bids: 24-hour elevator:
| MOTEL service. Reasonable
Evening star., 1938-04-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN LOCATION, 924 7th st, NV
Apt. 127-Newly furnished room for zen
tIeman; semi-pvt. BATH telephone; S25 mo.
Evening star., 1938-04-05

TO EVANSVILLE. IND.-coUPLE LEAV-
ing April 8. return April 26; 1888 Ford;
room for 8. Geo. 9O49.
KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO. FONTS EN-
route; leavins Friday nisht; q. W. student:
trunk sedan; take 2. Box $50. Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-05

2SlS 18th ST. N.W-2-room apt, Frigid :
are, range, kitchen cabinet, sink. Rea-
Evening star., 1938-04-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 14O2 I1th
ST., has cooks, maids nurses, g.h.W. part
time, day workers, housemen. couples. %
DOMESTIC Agency 1925 9th. furnishes
help. work men, women ghw, cooks,
porterS. houSemen. drivers. Dec. o421
Evening star., 1938-12-05
jolly Polly
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
A Little Chat on English

M. S.-Either fiber or fibre may
be used, the anglicized fiber being
preferred to the French fibre. Other
words of similar ending are theater,
theatre; saber, sabre: somber, SOM
bre; sepulcher, sepulchre; specter,
spectre; meter, metre; goiter, goitre:
center, centre; luster, lustre. In all
these cases, the former is preferred
to the latter.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AT AM. TODAY

Seattle tairpor cloudy 49, Bengham
49, Alert Bay temperature,
Triple Island raining
Craig cloudy 49, Wange
AZ Cape
ng Az Radove cloudy 49, Skagway
raining
Cape Hnchinbook
- Seward showing 49, Anchorage showing
cloudy 3; Nenana 81
l. Nulato clear o. Katag cloudy,
cloudy, TO- Crooked Creek
Solomon, 4; Nome
Juneau, Nov. 16.-Sunrse, am. pm
Baometrc
ka British Columbia the
north
Alaska
prevailed the Pacific
Midway
this
the north Pacific steamship
ITO
al Aeuian
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-15

4 payroll furnished by the Alaska
Juneau mine officials as of date of
/ November 25 next. From these pay
4 roll lists the two union groups, AFL
and CLIO, will check each mans
eligibility to vote previous to the
actual balloting. To be eligible q
man must be employed by the mine
or mill at the time the lists are
made out.
Notices of the election and sam
pie ballots will be posted at con-
spicuous places at least 43 hours
before the polling place opens.
Marking Ballots
The voter will have three choices
on the ballot. He can mark the
square in favor of CLIO. AFL, or
register in favor of neither in a
square provided for that purpose.
Voters in Taku Inlet at the
Alaska Juneau power house will be
permitted TO cast absentee ballots.
AFL members in attendance at
the short session were Alex Sey of
the Electrical Workers Union B462;
T. Mcdonald of Federal Labor
Union, Local 2l001, and Maurice
johnson, attorney for the ALL
groups.
CLIO men present were Harlan
Mullens, Rex Hermann, and John
Covich, all of the Mine, Mill and
Smelter Workers Union, Local 203.
L. H. Metzgar and H. l.. Faulkner
represented the Alaska Juneau
mine.
1 Mr.. Haley will proceed to An
chorage on the. Yukon this after
noon to solve labor difficulties in
volvmg the new high school and
hospital in that city. He will re-
turn to Juneau on the Alaska, due
in Juneau from the Westward
November %, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-15
BY adelaide Kerr

three-pece ensemble of powder blue and nut brown,
The blue and brown box-shouldered tweed coat is
worn over long. tailored blue jacket. The shirt
maker frock is made of fine smooth surface alpaca
which holds it's lines wonderfully well Cabachon-
cut jeweled studs sparkle on the blouse and cuffs
The Cossack silhouette model is ideal for eveninc
The dress is an Eisenberg original of coz
black crepe
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-15
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SHOCKED, NAzI
MOVE ON JEWS
President Declares Unbe-
lievable Could Happen
In 10th Century

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt, at a press confer
ence this afternoon, said he could
scarcely believe" Germany's cam
paign against the Jews could occur
in twentieth century civilization"
Revealing that he himself asked
for the recall of Ambassador Will
son to Germany, to get first hand
information. the President declared
that the news in the past few
days deeply shocked public opin-
ion in the United States and such
news in any part of the world
would inevitably produce a. similar
and profound reaction among the
American people in every part of
the nation.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-15

Business girl must feel like the forgotten in
a fashion world gone mad over absurdities like hoop
skirts feathered hats and strapless gowns OF
necessity. career women must be tailor-made for at
possessing heavy combination of chic and practi-
cability They should solve the problem of what to
wear to the Office and to conferences. teas and out
side activities. The spectator sports costume is
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-15
THANKSGIVING EVE
DANCE is PLANNED

A meeting of the committee in
charge of the Trinity Guild dance
met this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Kate Jarman to discuss plans
for the affair, which will be an
event Thanksgiving Eve in the Elks
Ballroom
Posters are being placed in down
town stores, tickets are now on sale
and a large crowd is anticipated
to be present for the evening
which promises to be one OF the
highlights of the social season.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-11-15

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