davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-05-05
I abIes and Screens
Greatly Reduced

Metal Card Table. frame. green 1eatheree top
originally $5S5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2.75
Metal Card Tables. mahogany finish brass capped legs
Slightly damaged. Originally $3.75. Now-- SITS
Red Metal Card Table, leatherette to blend Legs
fold automatically Was $3.50. Now---------s s325
Brown Metal Card Table, brown composition top Slightly
damaged Originally $595. Now ow------------- rs
Wall Paper Screens frames Mount Vernon hunting
floral, and stage coach, scenes. Damaged. Were 81.
Floral Patterned Wall Paper Screens, wood frames.
Damaged Originally $595.
Imported Chinese Teakwoed Coffee Tables hand carved
damaged We're $49.75 $3.50
ImPsrted Chinese Teakwsed Coffee Tables hand-carved
slightly damaged Were $4750. Now S245O
Drop-Leaf Table mahogany veneer gum One-leaf IN
center viii seat eight. Was $45. $33.75
Drop-Leaf Extension Table, mahogany veneer on gum
One-eaf center. Was $685. Now---------------$ $3.50
l End Table, walnut and gum. with drawer Duncan
Phyfe-type pedestal base. Was $3.50. Now-----$ SIS
Tier Table mahogany, Duncan Phye-type base Reeded
legs brass claw feet Was $13 Now------------$
Small Dinette Chair Chippendae-type lattice back white
leatherefte seat Solid mahogany. Was $25 Now $S75
Low Arm Rocker walnut frame SIZE green figured
cotton tapestry cover. Was $11.50 Now-----s $3.50
FURNITURE, sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Girls and Juveniles
Sweaters, sl'z5 We're 81

100 slip-on sweaters in pastel and
dark wools Short or long sleeved.
Sizes 2 to Is.
2S Twin Sweater Sets in blue,
brown, tile, and green wool. Sizes
8 to 16. Originally So to s3.95.
Now S1.95
30 Girls Cotton Blouses, all white
and white with contrasting trim.
Sizes 8 to Is. Originally $1.15.
Now 45c
l3 Wool Skirts for girls. tuck-in
and suspender types. Dark colors
and pastels. Sizes 10 to 16. We're
81 to $3.95. Now -S1.45
GIRLS SPOKESMAN. Fourth E1ooR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Fur Scarfs, CaPes, and Jackets
Reduced

l Jacket black fox, size 16. Was $685. Nows239
l Silver Fox Cape. Was $325 w--- s23s
Double Silver Fox Scarfs. Were $l5975. Now-- Ss5
Three-Skin Jap Marten Scarf Was S89.75 Now
Three Skin Blended Stone Marten $780, So Now sos
TWo-Skin Blended American Marten. Was SIPS Now SIS
Three Skin Blended Baum Marten. Was $125. Now-SS5
1 Gray Kidskin Cape Was $7975 Now - s45
1 Two Skin Baum Marten Scarf Was S149.SO. NowS7 SIS
l White Lapin Cape. Was $49.75 Now ---------$2 SIS
i Black KdSkn Cape. Was $59.75 Now $3s75
l Barunduh Cape. Originally s6e75. Now ss5
Tvo-Skin Dyed Jap Maren Scarf Was $5975 Now S3975
l White Lapin Jacket. Size 16 Was $49.75. Now SIS
l Silver Fsx Cape Was 1895. Now ----- S239
Kolinsky Scarfs; T. four-skin l. ve-skin Were s2975
Raccoon Coat size 10. Was $310 Now - s195
Black Alaska Seaskin Coat 16 Was $4s5 Now Ss75
FuRs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
CIose-out Reduction Of
Clear Crystal Stemware

300 pieces including gobets high sherbes and eight styles
of beverage glasses. Were 81. Now ---- 6oc
IA Tasem Beverage Glasses with polished STEM
IL Pressed Glass Jam Marmalade spoon
"eie o0c' iSo" 45e
20 Cigarette Boxes and trays to match Pressed
crystal glass Were S1.50. Now CSC
10 Cigarette Boxes pressed crystal with Were 81
Now ,oc
18 Glass Coasters with satin fruit design center Were
Csc. Now 1sc
20 Individual Glass Nut Dishes. Were 3oc Now 2oc
Closeout Of Azure blue stemwore pottern
214 pieces including Gobes High Sherbets styles of
Beverage Glasses 5, and IL Footed Glasses Light
blue with etched design Were 90c. ow Csc
Tobie pieces Of Azure blue etched to notch obove
stemworc.
10 Plates 6-inch size. Were 75c. SOC
Pickle Plates. Were 81 Is. ow------- s5c
Celery Trays. Were SITS. Now w-----S125
Handled Nappies. Were 8Oc. Now ----------5oc
Bowls. Were 1925 Observation-Disclosures. S22s
Candlestcks. Were 50. Now ------------SI
Relish Dish. Was $275. Now w-----s2 81
Serving Plate Was sl.25,- Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssc
Compotes. Were $150. Now w--------SI
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Close-out Of Romney Pattern
English Earthenware

Dinner Set So pieces service for eight including 10 and Il
inch platters and 7inch baker wreath shoulder de-
sign was $SS35 450
Dinner Set 81 pieces service for SIX including cop plata
and 7-inch baker Blue wreath shoulder design. Was
$227O. Now s1s "A
As Afer-Dnner Coffee Cups and Saucer English earthen-
ware choice Of wide bands in with gold lace
design. Were SITS. Now s125
% AfterDinner Coffee Cups Saucers wide bands In
choice Of blue, green, and maroon Were ST. Now 75c
Pottery Bowls Vases Candle Holders large assort-
ment of colors styles reduced price for clearance
CIose-out Of Mason GIoss-Top Fruit jars
rs dozen, II pint size Were. dozen, s5c Nowsoc
Dozen pint size. Were. dozen. Csc. Now7sc
16 dozen, quart size. Were dosen sl.lo Nowsec
dosen u h-gallon size. Were. dozen. 81 so. Nows11s
CHINA, FIFTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Girls Rayon Vests, 25e

We're 5Oc
% rayon vests, tearose and white.
Built-up shoulder and strap styles.
Sizes 4 to 10.
10 Vanity Fair Combinations, one
piece, for juniors Rayon, tearose
and white. Sizes l3, IS. Were 81.
Now SOC
"a Girls Cotton Slips, handmade,
lace trimmed. Sizes 6. 10 and 12.
Were $115. Now -15c
ii Cotton Fleece Sleepers with feet.
some with hoods. Tearose and
white. Sizes 80 and "a. Original
ly S265 and SO. Now SOC
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Short-Length Linens
39eyard Regularly 81

900 yards Of pure linens in
printed patterns. Short lengths
Of l to 7 yards, so inches wide
mill ends. Subject to slight i'm
perfections. Several of a kind
in the lot.
200 pairs Cetten Summer Cur
tains in colorful stripes in an
open mesh weave. Tailored de-
signs, 21/6 yards long. Cased
and headed. Special, pair 85c
50 pair Rayon and Cotton Tai
lored Marquisette Curtains. Soft
ecru shade, 2A yards long,
caSed and headed. Pair 81
Odd lots Of draperies and bed
spreads, greatly reduced.
DRAPERIES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

, Bronze-fnsh. 6Way lamp with opalescent rejecting
globe. l00 200 and 300 watt bulb Was So So Now ~ s.
Ivory Enamel Bridge Lamps. One with hobral front
Were $3.50 Now -- SIX
Modern Brown Glass Lamp with brown auted clair de
lune shade Originally $27.50. Now --'---.- - $3.50
Green Enamel Floor Hurricane Candlestick three
dies and with three chimneys Was $3.50. Now----s5
All slightly soied damaged.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
.omen's BIouses, '375

40 blouses rayon satin and rayon crepe white and
colors Sizes 80 to A.
1s Dresses in pastel woos aqua blue II to 90
Were $l0.95 and s14.95. Now $3.50
IL knitted Wool Dresses two and
ors Sizes II to 90 and 80 to 40 Originally $685. to $685.
IS Wool Jgger Coats, black and Sizes IL to
S|so NOW S4.25
35 Wool Slipen Sweaters white aqua yellow rose Sizes
SA 70 4o originally $5
Is Wool Sp-on Sweaters white and colors 4o
Were 1896. Now- S,5
SPORTSMAN, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Juniors Spring ToPPers
~ We're SI6.95

" ere yI6.YS
10 wool toppers in a group includ-
ing Spring suits. Sizes II to II.
10 Dresses in one-piece styles, In
rayon crepe and bengaline, and
silk prints. Originally $l0.95 to
$1495. Now S5.95
IL Sweaters in rabbit and wool
angora. Pastels and white. Sizes
80 to SO. Were SO. Now----s2
JUNIORS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Boys Suits, 85e
Were SI.I5

Is suits in sizes 3, S and years.
Is Dresses, dimity, broadcloth, and
pique, sizes 3 to 6. Were 81.
NOW $1.45
Is Boys Wool Jersey Suits.
lightweight, two-piece. Navy and
brown. Sizes 3, and s. Were 81.
10 Coats, wool tweed mixtures,
gray or brown. Sizes 2 to 6.
Were $5.95. Now $3.S5
10 Spring weight Goats for girls,
matching hats. Sizes 3 to 6.
Were $10.95 and $1495. Now, $7.95
10 Dresses in rayon taffeta, yellow.
pink, and blue. Originally SO.
Now
.IUvrNTy rSs AppApEY FormTIy Fl 0OR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
One-Piece Foundations
S4.s5 Originally $40

Is WoodthrOp, Lily of France, and
Warner Models in cotton-and-rayon
batiste and cotton lace tops. Sizes
IS, Sc. 80. 80 and II.
8 Woodthrop Girdles, step-in and
side hook models. otton-and-rayon
batiste and cotton elastic Sizes %,
80 to 80. Originally $3.50 and $40.
Now S2.95
4 Camp Surgical Corsets, sizes Is.
%. %. Originally S.. Now $l.95
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Silk Hose, ) pair. 3. Is

Were SI.35 to SI.95 pair
300 pairs McCallum 1ngrains. and
novelties. Sizes in the group sia
to l0L2.
240 pairs All Silk Chiffon, semi
service, and service hose in a
broken assortment. Originally 88c
to Sl15 pair. Now - pairs $1.65
WoMEN's HOSIERY, AIsLEs II AND 10,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Girls Cotton Dresses
AS We're 81

30 dresses in q variety Of cottons.
Sizes to IA.
s Printed Rayon Dresses, teen
age sizes IA and 16. Were $3.95.
Now -$2.9S
20 Dresses in printed rayon crepes
and taffeta. Girls and teen
ayers sizes 8 to 16. Were $5.95.
NOW
7 Dresses Of rayon crepe and taf-
feta, plain and printed. Sizes IL,
IA, Is. Were $7.95 to $S95.
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AcERs' APPAREL,
FOURTH FLooa,
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Women's Costume Suits
Originally SIS to SIS


wool suits with rayon lace silk print trim Sizes
Sc, 40, and "A. Navy. beige, and blue
"a Street Dresses silk prints rayon crepes Dark
and pastel coors. Sizes l6 So to a. Originally s695 to
SlSSo. S9.95
ii Dresses in sheer crepe dyed rayon
lace tops and jacket dresses Sizes 80 to a. Were
Dresses in silk prints and plain crepes Some with
jackets. Sizes So to AZ. Originally $685. and s49e5
For Shorter Women
ls Dresses in silk prints rayon crepes Sizes 1e to
Zzt2 originally $685. Now
19 Dresses in silk prints rayon crepes sheer wool
Jacket suits Sizes l63a to 241a. Originally $1695 and
$685. New sess
For Loreer Women
Dresses in silk prints and rayon cepes Sizes 4o5
42z, 46z to 50s Originally $2295 $685. Now $3.50
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Junior Misses Shoes
&.90 OrisinnLLn es f6 20

z Originally IS, $3.50
40 pairs in pump and sports styles.
Sizes in the group-AAA, s to Q;
IA AZ, 5, 6. z to 9: A 3lz, AZ, S,
512. 6, 7. TX; B 4, AZ, S, 6, z,
7l2.
~ pairs Boys Oxfords, elk and
calf, leather and composition soles.
Sizes in the group-B, 13, l, 3
to 6; c 8, 81. AZ. S. 51a, 9. s1a:
D 3 to 6, 9. Originally IS and s6
Now S2.95
Evening star., 1938-05-05
ToddIers' Dotted Swiss
Dresses, sI'95 Were So

IL dresses in white, sizes 2 and 8.
/ Infants Long Coat, silk, hand
made. Originally s35 Now, s14.95
Infants Silk Coat and Bonnet.
Was $25. Now $l6.95
White Wool Afghan. Was s2.95.
Now Sl.95
l Pink Wool Afghan. Was 1896.
NOW $E.S5
! Hardwood Bassinet, ivory. Was
$795. Now $5.95
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Summer Suits, 'I97'
Here S1z 50 and so

lis excellent quality tropical worsteds, twists,
and f1annels in broken sizes and patterns. Busi-
ness and sports models in gray, brown, tan and
blue Sizes in the group: Regular SO to 40, "A to
49, short, Sc to 40; long, 81 to 49, stout 80 and 49,
4s Three piece Summer Suits lightweight with skeleton
vest Business and sports models Short 35 49, Long
3S to 40 Regular 36 to 40 Were S35 Now
IL pairs Stacks lightweight well tailored. Waist sizes
81 to 33 only Were $40. Now ----s675 s6 IS
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Juniors Hats Reduced

s Straw Hats in navy. brown, beige,
blue, pink, and black. Originally
$3.50. Now Sl.5O
z2 Fur Felt Hats for girls and
juniors in brown, green, navy, wine.
II. originally $3.50. Now, $50
10, originally So. Now soc
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Mems Shirts, SIS we,e S, and $3.50

II mems shirts, white cotton broadcloth and
fancy and plain -colored madras. Neckband and
collar attached styles. Sizes H. 151a to 17Ka.
IS pairs Pajama madras or sateen in neat srines and
flgures Collar styles in sizes A. B. and c. Were $3.50
NO" ------------ S1.55
50 pairs White Socks, pure silk Full fashioned with
Isle foot and top. Sizes II to 12 Were 75c Now 55c
WOOL full upper small and large Sizes Also lightweight
Vee-neck pullover sweaters in white or yellow Were
%. NO" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S265
20 Sleeveless Sweaters in lightweight wool White or vel
low. Slightly soled, all sizes. Were $685. Now Sl65
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Dinner and Evening
Dresses 12-Price and Less

Included in the group gowns of rayon net satin
marqusette, crepe, and silk chiffon White black blue
red gray brown. aqua. rose, navy pink, orange and
prints. Sizes II to TO-
3, originally SIG 95 to s39 75 Now s77s
g. originally $19e5 and s22e5 Now ss,5
Is, originally 1895 and s35 Now sI4 50
B. originally s35 and $685. s5 Nows17 so
Suede Evening Jackets, rose, blue, sizes 12 1s 90
MISSES FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Basket-Weave Fiber RUGS
Reduced

Basket-weave Fiber Rugs in discontinued patterns
s-SAI@ shghtly imperfect Were $11 95 Now------
o-4H|. originally S595
0sAo. were $3.50.
E-S'Ao4. were $25O SIPS
tatIanla noer rugs, discontinued patterns. Were
sioso Now-~------ --------------------------S6 $685.
1-exle were $ll95.
o-6x9 We're S895 Now
Mourzourk Rugs
9-Sx6 fine quality. Were $3.50 Now s325
@-Sxl2 hne quality slightly imperfect. Were $2450
Suraka Sisal Rugs.
2-16x06, discontinued patterns Were s35 Now sIss5
I-I.oxS discontinued pattern. Was $2950 Now $1875
2-6x12. Were $31.5O. Now- s1675
Fancy Jewel Rush Rugs 2x3, samples Were $685.
Now -..---------s slss
2-9x12 Rag Rugs. Were $1475 Now s975
l-Sxl2 Hooked Rug, slightly imperfect Was $745o
Now $3.50
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Misses Street Dresses
1h-Price and Less

IL Kayon Crepe Dresses in dark colors beige rose and
prints Maternity styles included. Originally sl395 to
$50 Now $5.75
10 with jackets in crepe Blue brown beige navy
and black Originally STATS. Now ----s6 s675
20 Rayon Crepe Dresses including silk prints with
wool coats. Originally $1695 to s35. Now SITS
l6 Dresses in rayon crepe Originally s2295 and s25
Is kayon Crepe Dresses with wool redngots Orig
inaly $685. Now l l 145o
wool jacket and Coat Dresses in black beige violet.
Originally $35. Now w $3.50
lO hayon Crepe and Wool Jacket Dresses black and
dark coors. Originally $39 95 Now - 20
Jacket Dresses in crepe black gray Orig
inally s45 and s4995. Now " s22 50
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Box Springs, Mattresses, and
Boudoir Chairs Reduced

Box Springs
threequarter cotton damask ticking Was 500 So
double tan and white striped cotton ticking s225
NOW ---------- Sll.z5
1. double, green cotton damask ticking Was $780,
Now Observation-Disclosures 49, s24so
double tan and white striped cotton ticking. $a45o
Mattresses
single beige cotton daask ticking $39 Now s245o
cot size 36x74 blue and white striped cotton ticking Was
$40. -.--------- ss
1. cot size layer felt 3sx74 striped cotton ticking Was
1. cot s0e layer felt 3ex74, striped cotton ticking Was
$1975 s11.75
1 Double Section Double Mattress, and white striped
cotton ticking Was $3.50 Now 45O
Single Metal Bed walnut finish. Was SIT. Now $3.50
Single Metal Bed walnut finish Originally $1675 Now s.
Channel-back Boudoir Chairs, striped rayon covers
brown, plum. Were $1675 Now .S9.75
Bareback Boudoir Chairs chintz covers
Were $l6.75. $9.75
Boudoir Chair reversible pillow back. rayon
was $l9TS now $ll.75
Ch2ise Lounge reversible seat cushion button
floral chinz Originally s27. Now $l3.25
Chaise Lounge, semmodern, brown quilted rayon tafeta
Was $3.50. Now $19.75
Chase Lounge loose reversible seat cushion. Brown
striped eggshe welt Was $40 $245o
BEDS SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Floor SampIes-Baby
Carriages, %-Price

Coach, blue finish. Was $67.50.
Now $33:15
Il Coach, blue finish. Was S55
Lawn Bench, green and white.
Originally S595. Now $2.95
! Lawn Bench, green and white.
Originally s4.95. Now $2.45
The Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
mFANDG STREETS
Mems Hats, '3's' We're $3.50

10 fur felt hats in gray tan, and brown, selected
from regular stock because Of broken sizes. Sizes
from 7A up
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Two rousers Prep Suits

Originally S25
8wool cheviots in light colors only Sizes 80 to a.
pairs Youths Wool Slacks. Waist sizes rs to 20 only
Were S395. Now q sn
PREP CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
W&L Neckties, Special 65e

600 ties in a fine selection of bright Seasonable
patterns and fabrics. This is a manufacturers
closeout, specially purchased for Friday Silk
and-rayon, all silk, rayon, wool, and silk and
wool fabrics
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Mems Sports Oxfords, '3'9'

81 pairs, consisting Of black and white, tan and
white and all white, wingtip or plain toe styles
Leather and rubber soles. Some are slightly
10, 10h II; B-62, T. 71A, 812, 8, II; &C, 62, 7,
7h, 8, 8Ka; D-6h 7, 7la, 49, 9K, 10a, II.
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Women's Hats, s2.7'

We're 25c, 35c pr.
800 pairs In broken sizes and colors.
Anklet, half, and three-quarter
length cottons. Sizes in group 6
to 10h.
CHILDRENs HOSIERY, AISLE IT.
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-05
Women's Spring Shoes, '5'''

Were S875
120 pairs sandal and tie styles in blue black and
brown.
IS pairs Matrix Shoes in hdkin gabardne Were
$3.50 to Sl075. s5
40 pairs Boudor Slippers in silk satns and hdskins
$4.75 to $50. w----------- 8. s5
Is pairs Shoes manufacturers samples All bucko Size 4B
only. Would regularly be $875. Now------ 81 IS
Broken sizes and broken lots.
WoAENs SHOES THIRD FLOOR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-04
CIVIL SERVICE
 MINATION MS

The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for the positions named below:
 Junior Engineer, $2,000 a year. Certain optional subjects are given. Applicants must have completed a full 4-year recognized college course leading to a bachelors degree in engineering. They must not have passed their thirty-fifth birthday.
 Farmer, S1,860 a year, Junior Dairyman-F Farmer, $1 800 a year, Bureau of Indian Affairs, De- partment of the Interior. Recog- nized college training, with major study in agriculture, is required; and certain dairyman and farming experience, except for the partial substitution of agricultural teaching experience, dairy herd improvement work or agricultural college grad uation. Applicants must not have passed their forty eighth birthday
 Full information may be obtained at Room 311, Federal Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-04
HAVE YOU SEEN
 A NEMATODE? NO,
 SEARCH IS NOW ON

Has anybody seen a Nematode?
 If so kindly get in touch with Prof. Gilbert Brand, O.S.B., now en- route to Skagway seeking pleasures and nematodes.
 Nematodes, in case you don't know, is a metamOrphic stage of what later develops into hookworm.
 Hookworm usually enters the hu- man body through the feet and is prevalent in the South. However the Professor says that this little wiggler has been discovered in the lichens and mussels of the North land. particularly around glaciers. He hopes to contribute data to his foundation. a branch of the Rocke- feller Institute, as to the prevalence of nematodes around Alaskan ice bodies.
 Prof. Brand is an instructor at Frieburg University, Switzerland. He arrived today on the Norah and will return tomorrow from Skag- way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-04
NEW 60 STAR TEAM SEEN IN
 COMEDY DRAMA
Beverly Roberts and Patric Knowles at Coliseum in
 Expensive Husbands

Playing together TOT the first time as co-stars Beverly Roberts and Patric Knowles come to the Coliseum Theatre tonight in a Warner Bros. romantic com e q y called Expensive Husbands
 Both are well-known in their own rights Beverly as the leading lady of the successful Technicolor romance Gods Country and the Woman" and Pat as Errol Flynn's younger brother in the big spec tacle The Charge of the Light Brigade As team they are said to be altogether excellent.
 Many scenes of Hollywood's life, and many, again, of luxurious spots in the old World are said to be presented on the screen in "EXpen- sive Husbands.
 The story is about a movie ac- tress who, through no fault of her own, is sliding downward into the has-been class. She figures that the best possible publicity she could obtain to bring her back into the linelight and the affection of her fans would be to get titled huS- band. This is Beverly's part.
 So she goes to Europe, brazenly offers to buy titled husband for $1o.O00, and thereupon gets into a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-04
SEWER PROJECT FOR WILLOUGHBY AVENUE
 IS STARTED TODAY

A crew of workmen under E. J. Bowling initiated work today on the S40,000 sewers project for Will loughby Avenue and South Seward Street, contract for which was let to the R. J. Sommers Construction Company.
 Work will be shut down in a few days until next spring, the job being started" this morning to meet the contract deadline for be- ginning of work
 When completed, the job will rep resent sewer line with connections from Winter and Pond on South Franklin Street to the Home Groc- cry at the west end of Willoughby, with sewer facilities in many cases going in for the first time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-04
Juneau Girl on
 Concert Program

MILLS COLLEGE. Cal. Nov. A. At a scholarship concert given here last night in the Hall for Music, Miss Corrine Jenne, class of '39 was the only viclinist appearing on the program. Her selection was "So- nata in D. by Handel. She was ac- companied by Betty Chase, of Dem yer.
 Talented members of the Mary Morse hall gave the concert pro- ceeds of which will go toward a Scholarship Fund established in 1887 at the time Of the death of Alice Knowlton Bruce, a student outstanding for her high scholar ship loyalty and friendship. When the fund is completed it will pro- vide an annual scholarship for some member of Mary Morse Hall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-04
ME:L.ODRAMA OF
 AIRWAYS SEEN
 OVER WEEKEND
Behind the Mike 'Rootin Tootin Rhythm Are
 at Capitol

Unusual in settings and charac- terizations, exciting with incidents plucked from the history of radio land, Universals Behind ht Mike" opens tonight at the Capito Theatre.
 William Gargan and Judith Bar rett have the leading roles. Dor Wilson. famous radio broadcaster who is playing his first featured role in motion pictures, is a dis tinct screen find. Sterling Holloway displays his versatile talent for com edy in his characterization of the one-man employee of a small town radio station.
 The screen play opens in metro politan broadcasting station where Q big program is in preparation Gargan, as a hot-headed program manager, knocks out the sponsor of Crunchie Munchies and is forced to go to the small town of Valley Falls to make a living.
 Accompanied by his friend, the radio announcer, Don Wilson, he tries to resurrect a moribund sta ton there. The town is in the com mercial and political control of the owner of the rival station Gar gan's job is tough one. He meets Judith Barrett, manager of the other station and they fall in love although their business interests conflict
 The comedy of errors progresses toward it's hilarious climax when Gargan gives battle to the loca political mogul and the town mayor At one time it seems as if Gargar will be placed in jail or run oui Of town for his activities, but he proves that the political crooks want to fleece the town and finally regains his position in the radio world through an amusing twist ir the plot
 Second bill features Gene Autry in "Rootin, Tootin Rhythm"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-11-04
WRANGELL MAN ASKING DAMAGES FROM GOVT.

Assistant District Attorney George Folta left for Wrangell on the North Sea last night to get depo- sition of witnesses there in connec- tion with a suit against the Gov ernment in Seattle.
 B Cornelius of Wrangell, is su- ing the U. s. Government for ST. 900 he claims he is entitled to for injuries allegedly received while the General Gorgas was unloading at Wrangell during the maritime strike of 1886.