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Evening star., 1938-02-02
OPEN 3-S PM.

.330S 18th ST. NV.
North OF Park rd. and near r. C. PIX:
in perfect condition; deep lot; real bar
gain and can be purchased on easy terms.
Inspection invited today.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. NATL. 143S.
Sa,950-MT. PEASANTS BEST
A od;lookine, ll,built home. with s
rooms, :: baths. porches: new oil burner:
essG SssG ARE Fspsse Lace esc zsts pretty 6ask
ttqi FRANZ 0 g. sNpf PHLniPs HIP 70 pIsr fs 1411
GEORGETOWN.
architecture: % rooms n BATH tiny extra nefassn iava
tory attractive waiied-in garden auto
Ras NEM heat HoME s1se SPh s o
MK MAT19NhE HItIrR s59a EXESiSG Is PHONE
Gabriels Church. schools. stores
and Transportation. good rooms
3 big porches. a-car garage, deep
S HSRse Rs ys'aPf FIoYb iHs rfs2Hd1 SAWS
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
nes EofF O large E Fms oil hen tsps
latest sseS oWn saupment garage, large. level lot
:az5 5waobFIRaE e + RPs. SE' SSFAl$S Ssr,S e. 5eoa
S35IoI sEE 1850 OATES ST NE IN NEW CON
1924 1Sts %hr5E 5s' Sw. + JAMES DIST Bis3. as47.
se,45o-WEsT CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Detached brick. 8 large rooms,
matte a. s.ao0f heat. beaatifSly aHifsGEy eaup auio
ton. iurred walls, slate root
"'' Sr!ek; rooms, 2 latisanen BATHS; den on
st floor; nd Teereation room; large
matte matte fa heat nisneS insulated. s' farred aare
walls built-in garage.
SlO,45O-Near Bureau of Standards, be-
tween Conn. and Wis. aves. New
semi-detached brick with s large
rooms, rooms baths: air-eonditioned.
tion. built-in, garage.
E7enaf pH1LnIps RnHns sesyisf CASnY' YnII Ihe PM
Natl. 1000. o. q Htis 1dfs 18th INST. ST. NV.
SEE ,6432 2nd PL., NV.
for first showing; six built. sold. The
es1 0f tile bashss SveS Hy Gayeht
kitchen: modern in every respect; rock wool
s6ssd pn ana slate eaufs
See it and ,yoa win buy. Drive 'o out a':Hyi sTd
' ,ss4 ,$sS II NV ' if$ S;i & AGr,t aasz
$11,5OO.
near WaToman fark hotel. RoomfnH
and boarding house arranged as small
apartments and priee includes upstairs
furnishings. Income from two floors SI31
Owner occupies first floor. In all 10
rooms baths. 3 screened porches. ami,
and 2-car garage.
$12,95O.
25-ft. residence. 10 splendid rooms. :
baths. 3 porches ami, and AGAR brick
garage. ideal for remodeling into apart
L. T. GRAVATTE.
72o 18th St. p,,nl Reslsor dsS o Natl: o75s.
500 WILSON LANE,
BETHESDA. NIL
EASY TERMS. WILL TRADE.
AiI.conditiened homes; 81 rooms:
'''"'a5f OPEN DAILY, 10 Toe.
BRoD1E g. COLBERT. NC.
Natl. 1875. Evenings. Clev. 1858.
An Outstanding Buy for You.
4512 Window Pl. NV.
1850 Up.
New det. brick houses, g rooms, double
duty bathroom; air conditioned: open daily:
saEs sRsIsfs 'ideltr 'Sidsexltrr co. NC. pasr. 1911.
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NEAR TECH HIGH

NEAR TECH HIGH,
3l3 sEATON PL. NE-x550O.
Living room, dining room. :, bedrooms.
KITCHEN tea and GARp, 6a.Ri incl9sed porehes
FOXHALL VILLAGE
444S Que ST. nw--6 rooms t3 bed
rooms and bath: oil heat, electric refriser-
alton; excellent condition.
1850 44th st. n.w.--6 rooms g bed
rooms, and bath: electric refrigeration;
new-houSe condition.
REASONABLE RENTALS.
BOSS e. PHELPS.
1417 K St. NV. National 1890
SEMI-DETACHED-S57.
44l6 Chesapeake st NV: drive out
wisconsin ave, turn left on River I'd to
Chesapeake ST.; living room. dining room.
3 bedrooms. kitchen and bath; 3 large
l44 K 81 a't. cAFR1Tz. Dist, aoso
721 GIST AVE.
SILVER SPRING. MD
Five rooms and bath hot-air heat, cleo
tricity. built-in garage. Key at 124.
$47.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 200. a"5 18th ST NV
-
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
Cash c,as, FOR f @ HOUSES, BRICK oR FRAME: i
action. E A. GARVEY. Dist. 45OS: Sun,
ewes. Geo. 5000. 1l26 VT. ave.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR QUICK
sale. X priced right. with PHILLIP B.
KEY. jr.. District 036S
PErWoRTH-NoTL LESS THAN 8 ROOMS.
direct from owner. No agents. Box 51s4.
Bethesda, Nd.
CASH FOR NE. Sc OR NV. BRICK
houses. white; reasonable. E. W. BAILEY.
Adams 41s6 or mail. l435 Meridian NV.
GASP FOR HOUSES WHITE OR COL
ored. regardless of condition. CASSEL,
National Gtg1.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR TO ROOM
house; price must be right. Box 41"-J.
Star. 81
PETWORTH OR OTHER NV. SECTIONS,
FOR investment: small house. any condition,
Will pay cash. Geo. $500 or Col. 1852.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH
For D. e. houses and investment prop
critics. Mail replies. Licensed brokers pro-
tccted. EDWARD L. STROHECkER. 1910
vermont ave. NV.
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q CONGRESS- HTS. RARGAIN

5s3 lie Baum st. Sc. 6;rm. detached
large large yard. celiar. For sale at the low
price Of $3.50. Terms. $3.50 cash and
$50 monthly to include all interest. E. M.
AIKEN. 500 H st. NV. Natl. 1855; res.
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APARTMENTs WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

POTOMAC HTS NW- ROOMS. BATH,
porch. modern apt. Emerson 597O. 55.9
Hawthorne pl NV. 6'
1919 N. l4th ST. ARLINGTON, VA
Newly furnished 4-room and bath apt.
New home. automatic heat. c.h.w., gas.
lights included. $50 mo. Walnut i9O4.
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5ola CONN. AVE; N-W.--s RMS,
oath sos SIS SSH refs s, sas beat, s5oo
elec gas. h.-wh. 'gas heat $500
4G77 st. n.w,-9 rms, . baths;
eies;i sio gas. s,nd h-w,h s. rvs 1000
, 1929 Lawrence ST. n,e.-s rms, ''''
& baths; cleo, gas. h.-w.h. toll
46ln 9th st w.-s rms. bath; ''''
elee; gas, h-w.h.., rets. $50
BATH s!ss !Pslshs.s sas ga heat heat r.is Im' $3.50
~ st. ny rms, bath; .oo
sless'' G;asrd gas. h.,w.h :, ,,,. ,.,, $500
:. 81, y Webster 6ts n. st. n.v-e rms, '''"'
bath; eiec,. gas. h.-w,h,. refs. 5000
elec.: gas, h.-wh $500
.,.s s4lo 18th St ne.-e rms, bath; --oo
226 Randolph pl. ne.--6 rms.
bath; o elee;. gas, h..v,h, $500
bath; 1os e,eo suehanan saI h st " nV-s rms M
,,s p seston pl. n;w.-6 rms. bath, 800
eyec;' :s as. 3 St; s.T6 Rs-s rms bath; 47,o
1895 B!adensburs ,rd ,n.e,-s oo
rms; IS, bath pske1 eee fas h,wh ", $500
i4sa Morse ase' St 'e'if ma. gas rms rms. 4''o'
bath: + ; else ,., gas h:-u.h.: garage 1900
so New York ave ne-6 rms.
bath; elec. gas hal 1880
elec:. gas. h.-w.h ''''' ~ 1000
cleo, gas h.-w.h - $3.50
elec.. gas. h-w.h. 1850
elec,. gas, h-v.f1 '''''' " ''' $3.50
bath: cleo. gas, AVN 's'' $3.50
bath: elec., sas h.-w.h. ~ $3.50
733 3rd st. NV rms; gas,
cleo. water: toilet in yard $3.50
215 F St NV rms: water.
gas; toilet in yard: latrobe heat $3.50
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
54O4 First pl. NV. No. 4-2
rms. kit. bath: elec. 'aas heat $3.50
40 Todd pl. ne. 1st f.-5 rms.
bath: cleo. gas. h.-a.h 35. 90
kit, bath; i eIecs Aps gas. as h'-v.h. ''' $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

0VOSSS BSN SUSSs
A BUNGALOW ON A LOT 5Ox15O. CLOSE
S6.5LH Five rooms and bath on f1rst moor.
finished room and cedar closet on second;
HH 81 eHTGer IN boo
until pm. ------
west of Connecticut ave-. CHEVY CHASE
Psu saSaa !ee%: 5EpSS9,MSSS: S:.; iSS RxTHs
iserstan hS f1Sn5 p0Ffa lot sS RoN ses
garage. Priced way down for buick sale
k1ss EaNI RHEPs k EAT13NAl R3s1 GG8rLHNb aasS EyE
So. ss.e5o-coNvrN1ENr MT. PLEASANT
Exceptional buy in colonial brick home.
Easy e. ,a1ss terms ne0me cal Natl I4as III pm
BARdA1N-oNLY $500, cAsH-.$6.e5oaa
owner left town. will sell beautiful new .,
kitehen: autom.tie neat. Republic 02s5.:
REPOssEssED DETACHED. HOMES
term ns' Federal si housing G available; i-5 cash,
prodncers se's Telephone saen for T list FuIToN
R. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV: Dist. 5230
NEAR 14th AND LONGFELLOW NV
wide, stories; bedrooms; new range M H.,as,a and
rear r porches. ptas deep let with s:ear ssEsse
OF 18th ST. NV. Dist. 7985.
S1Ss S. g s IT, II .tlsesVs saek
sSnYeoashs sSnTeom .na ldea'01 sEDsoo&s, ssshs
aHs2an n sna snd a.meds.s GAR
S@Snthls psyment hss Tsnt SSi1T,eNII yin ssTTy
SHNDoLPH Rant isii. ~ ''''' ~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR pENr

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
;. 6. AND : ROOM HOUSES IN NEARBY
Virginia. ami. MCMAHON. Walnut 1856.
TUXEDO; sEABRooK. SPRINGFIELD.
Bowie. SIS mo. UP. Mr.. Navy Yards r.
and b.. ami; gar. $3.50. N E. RYON
CO. 1916 N. Y. ave. Natl 1907,
LYON PARK. VA-6 ROOMS. BATH. ALL
improvements 10 min. downtown Wash
ington; convenient to bus: $50 month
Immediate possession. Walnut SAB
FOR RENT. :" SMALL COTTAGES. Sl5
and So. Riverdale Heights. Call Green
wood 2677-J
FOR RENT 5-RooM, FURNISHED COT
taee at 1907 Capitol View ave. Forest
Glen. Md: joining lot for garden spot:
chicken houses with $50 laying hens
Dupont 1850
ARL1NGTON-TWo CHOICE HOMES. Mr..
SSonntry Si1I ClubEone brick. rm., attic;
Also modern. = rm.. :! baths bedrms;
OIL h:.w;h.: rent reduced for winter months.
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy
Walnut 6959.
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FRANK PALEY AND SAMUEL B, BLOCK,
Attorneys for Petitioner,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
In re the application of Harry Dragoonsky
for change of name.---No. 66312 Equity
Doc.-Harry Dragoonsky. having filed a
name to Harry Dorm and having applied
to the Court for an order of publication OF
it is by the Court. this sth day Of Janu-
ary, AID. 1898. ORDERED that all persons
concerned show cause. If any there be- on
1898, why the prayers Of said petition
should not be granted: provided that
copy Of this order be published once q
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star newspaper.
JENNINGS BAILEY; Justice, Seal A
Clerk. By J. WESLEY GARDNER. Jr..
Asst. Clerk. 5Alo,28;5o2
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE,


COUNTRY ESTATE I02
acres, splendid home Colonial architec-
ture; MONTGOMERY County. - miles east
PARR. INC, Baltimore. Md Plaza 46c5.
BLUE GRASS FARM AT SOS PER ACRE:
lo-room stone mansion with eiectricity,
bath, steam heat. 4 fireplaces and wall
= IT. thick: tenant houses. :. largo stock
barns and other buildings: about 500 acres
OF 5000 farming and grazing land and
ABOUT 4Is acres wooded. LOIS acres in all;
% miles from WASHINGTON over fine roads:
clear OF debt and priced az $50, 600: 8, 500
caSh, balance over period of years. To
take adysntage Of rhls unusual opportunity,
end OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
s69-J-l. Closed Sundays
o.? ACRES :
chicken house, well. streams. Hr i9u' easmi GOOD
REALTY CO Cali Hyattsville .iie'' 7e5' 1N'1N
!coLEsv1LLE-FA1RLAND. VICINITY.
,,acres. blvd. frontage. fine views.
16 acres, similar; only 81 10000
~ acres. with barn. 20l2 fully imp,
Others larger. improved Col 1865. .
AT CAMP SPRINGS AIRPORT.
New 5-rm. modern bungalow garage 3
acres; $50 month. new, modern. 2-story
mouse. s rms built-in garage. acres:
$50 month, 9 rms. baths. modern. brick
Colonial; 2-car heated. brick garage; 3
en- house, etc: 40 acres: 500 month Also,
nr. Consressional Country Club s-rm
modern stone house. oil burner. garage. l
JNo A. BRIcKLEy.
Suite e0a-"lo Barr Bldg. District 1921
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Completely Reconditioned for
Immediate Occupancy.
$55-1339 PERRY PL. NV.
JUST EAST OF 14th ST AVAIL
ABLE FEB. l. ROOMS AND BATH
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.

SD.iIH.
Brick bunsalow > rooms. tile bath. also
extra room upstairs: Northwest location.
Just across D. G. line: hot-water heat with
automatically controlled ciTculator hard
wood floor, house like new. lst trust pay;
mentS OF S31 monthly include taxes and
insurance. Call Mr. RIPLEY. EDW. H.
JONES 4 CO. INC. Cleveland $500; eve
pl,,ps Emerson
Evening star., 1938-02-02

NEAR WALTER REED.
Well Arranged for = Families.
Delightful and convenient location. over
looking private estate. First floor llv-
ing room. fireplace, dining room. pantry
and kitchen. : bedrooms and TIE bath:
is insulated and thoroughly modern. Deep
lot, shade trees, 3-car garage.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
s2a 18th ST, REALTOR. Natl o'3'.
Eve Phone West 2"16. Mr. Burke.
Evening star., 1938-02-02

LARGE ROOMlNG HOUSE,
302 s ST. NE-s15.Oo.
I4o4 K cAFRiTz Dist a0s0.
IF YOU WILL CALL, WRITE
or phone us, we will be glad to
give you information con-
cerning our available units,
which vary in size, price and
location.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
COLORED-S14 1st ST. N.W.-9 r, AND
5 b. 6 Kitchens, 3 separate gas and d.esf elsc
Dist. 450S. 1875 Vermont ave.
FOR COLORED.
LLOYD R. TURNER. 500 9TH ST. S.W. -
COLORED
AZ st. n.w.-6 rooms. elec. $40 ~
1929 Georgia ave.-6 rooms. cleo. $500
113 G st. n.w.-Store. 4 rms. bath.
e513 Que st. n.w-4 rooms. bath $3.50
Rear 1OlO12 4th st. n.w.-4 rooms $3.50
2O39 Gales st. n.e-6 rooms $20.50
1124 Congress st. n.e.-3-room
M. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th 81: NV.
433 M st. n.e.-2nd and 3rd 6oors.
nSs 5Snt same large n fesn h hsstss
to $40 E. M. AIKEN. 500 H st. NV.
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BROKERS AND BUILDERS.
LOTS WANTED.

AT ONCE. FOR CASH, BUILDING LOT I
Phone North 6536 or Bo
39O-J, Star. 3s
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Three porches. NV n. garage. vacant
Immediate possession. District 1871.
New Brick Bungalow. S6.75O,

In the heart of Silver Spring; 3 large
rooms, fun tiled bath and shower; furred
open fireplace. lot 52Xl01. Convenient to
stores, schools. churches, transportation,
Drive out ia. ave. to Sligo ave. 'frst street
beyond r. &; c. viaductl, right on Sligo
ave. for > blocks to Chesapeake ave. bear
right on Chesapeake ave. to Ia koma ave:
right to house Heated and lighted till
$40 pm. Call Shepherd 1871. Mornings.
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FOUR NEW HOMES.

FOUR NEW HOMES.
Detached brick. q rooms = baths, attic.
One with bedroom and bath on ] ST fir and
two bedrooms and bath on md fir. One
with bedrooms. All with extra large
rooms and plenty closet space.
The above homes are now open. Your
promptneSs is invited to inspect these most
carefully built and complete homes. At
tractively furnished by Hilda Miller.
4404 WINDOW PL. NV.
tOut Mass ave. to 46th street. right
on 46th ST ~ blocks 10 Window place.
right to houses. You will see our siRn.l
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1874 14th ST. NV. District 3347.
Near 5th and Gallatin SITS. NV.
5-Room Dunnigan-Built House,
$6,250.
Three porches. h.-W h. garage. Vacant.
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22lo 39th Pl. NV.
Open Daily and Sunday.
big bedrooms. 2 tile baths: spacious
living room. dining room. solariunl. recrea-
ton room, oxford kitchen cabinets, Vest
inghouse refrigerator, insulated range;
b.-i. garage: insulated, weather-strlppeo
and screened; S9.25O.
Tower BLDG. National 9240.
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fRkNFa fRIe1bA1hE aRth cHKRENr AFR R; L rAEE. AYE.
$40 0:00-Living room with portable di.
nette table and chairs, dressing room with
Murphy bed. cozy sunroom, Kitchen viii,
special cabinets, tiled bath with shower
oPen and LIGHTED Until 10 PM.
400 Z. CAFRITz. Dist. pOso.
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"A. 4th ST. NE-ATTRAcTIVE. LARGE
bedrm., 4 windows. kitchen, sink, range,
next bath: oil heat: reasonable.
TAKOMA. d. C-2 RMS, K. B., REFG;
near express bus cars. stores, S42 80.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

REMODFLED. DOWNTOWN 1O24 sth st.
NV or 2 rms. kit. bath; gas cleo refg.
incl; 81 wk. UP: adults. Met. 04a5. %
ATTRACTIVE s RMS, BATH; AUTO. OIL
bath. $50. Owner. WILLIAM r. FORD,
72l Erie ave, TAX. PIX, Md. Shepherd
Evening star., 1938-02-02

$65-1724 35th ST. NV.
CORNER BRICK HOME CLOSE TIC
SCHOOLS. STORES AND TRANS
PORTATION; H-W.H.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
NAVAL OFFICER
 VISITING HERE

Capt D. F. Cummings, to become Chief of Staff to Admiral Fenner Commander of the Thirteenth Nav al District next month, was a pas senger arriving on the cutter Haida yesterday.
 Capt Cummings made the Haida trip. ITO get acquainted with as much of Alaska as can in the short time available
 Today Capt. Cummings was visit ing Government officials in the Fed eral Building.
 He brought news that several heavy cruisers and a division of destroyers will be in Alaskan waters this summer. He also said Capt Ralph Dempwolf, head of the Seat tie Division of the U S. Coast Guard has been promoted to head of the New York Division.
 Capt Cummings will take the Denali south this evening to return to his Seattle headquarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
ALASKA BRINGS 36 PASSENGERS
 THIS MORNING

Thirty-six passengers arrived in Juneau early this morning aboard the steamer Alaska, Capt. O. Ar- derson and Purser Dave Doran. Thirty one passengers embarked for the Westward.
 From Seattle passengers were: F. l.. Brannon, K. Butkovich, G. Clark, A. Cope, Mrs. A. Cope, E. Cope, Margaret Cope, J T. Flakne, H. M. Gustafson, o. Hansen. Mrs. S. Flaw thorne. J. Hollingshead, A. s. Jonas, A. Murphy, D Nichoiich, Mrs. T. Scheibelberger, T. E. Tucker, Mrs. A. Whittenmore, W. E. Wisner E.. Zapei, M. Sorensen, w. Redmond, P. Butt.
 From Southeast Alaska ports. B. F. Kane, Vesta Scott, Sister Phil- lips, Sister Asrilius, G. Andersen, Mrs. E. Meiroy, H. s. Boss, Mrs. Boss, W. T. Mahoney, F. E. James, R. c. James, W. c. Overby and Mrs. Overby.
 Embarked for Seward are l.. w Turoff,, c. D. King. c. W. Rifles, G. Howard. H. Conley, Mrs. L. w. Tur- off, Jack Turoff, L. Lenihan, H. R. Shafer. F. Dolphin, F. s. Schench, J. G. Massey, J. M. Gullickson, O. Gulliver, J. Jennings, R. D. Stewart. Lloyd Lively, Mike Radakovich, F. Besaloff, Bobby Turoff.
 For Yakutat: C. De Menles, Daisy Olaf. Louise Kartodo, Delm a George, George Ramos, Mrs. s. FL stad, Miss Shirley Elstad.
 For Kodiak: Mrs. Ellenberg, P. O. Dunlap.
 For Valdez: F. Muldoon, F. Null dais, Carl Richards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
TR0LLER DIXIE WRECkED;CREW
 OF FOUR SAVED
Alaska Takes Men Of Alert Bay Beach with
 Lifeboat

The 38-foot toller Dixie of Ket- chikan, Capt. G. Wheeler, and crew of three, was wrecked on Point Thomas, near Alert Bay, a week ago, and the crew was picked up at Alert Bay by the steamer Alaska, it was learned today.
 Dave Doran, wellknown Alaska purser, felt today like an almost hero" because of the fact Dave went ashore at Alert Bay in a lifeboat to take the four shipwrecked men out to the Alaska. The steamer an- chored in Alert Bay to get around the necessity of customs clearances.
 The Dixie, enroute from Friday Harbor, Washington, to Ketchikan, with four men aboard, ran aground on Point Thomas and broke up the following day in a heavy blow. Picked up and taken to Alert Bay, the Alaska was asked to pick the men up, as they were American citi- 1ens.
 The crew was composed of Capt. Wheeler, l.. L. Wheeler, J. F. Nor rison and J. T. DeJarutte. They were taken to Ketchikan. The Dixie is total loss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
HELPS FOR
 HOUSEWIVES

Keep a full cooky jar for the youngsters Plain sugar, cocoanut, ginger or chocolate cookies are very good-and easy to make. You can save time by dropping the dough from the tip of spoon onto a creased baking sheet or by spread ing a thin layer of dough in a shallow, greased pan and cutting it into square after it is baked.
 To prevent woolen golf hose and sweaters from stretching, fit them over frames after they are laun- dered. Dry them thoroughly before removing them from the frames.
 Flour should be measured at the time it is to be used If it is all lowed to stand it will pack down and accurate measurements will not be possible.
 Give your window screens a coat of thin white screen enamel. Doing so will not obstruct vision from the inside, but will make vision from the outside less clear
 Give a crusty top to baked GUS tard When the custard is half-done sprinkle a thin layer of crumbled cake, macaroon or sugar cooky over the top. Drop the crumbs lightly or they will mix into the custard.
 Specially treated types of drapes may be washed by sponging them generously with warm-not hot water and soap suds. They should be rinsed in warm water and dried in the sun.
 Chopped mint blends with fresh strawberries and diced fresh pine apple Add two tablespoons of mint flor each three cups of fruit. Serve as an appetizer, salad or dessert.
 Chill caramels before you re- move their paper coverings. If the caramelS are warm the papers are apt to stick tenaciously to the candy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
CoodneWs Bay
 To Be Surveyed

A survey of the entrance of Good- news Bay, requested by steamship companies sending freighters there to> unload heavy cargo, is to be made at once. This is the informa- tion given out by Lieut.. R. w. Knox who passed through Juneau on the Aleutian enroute to the Westward.
 Lieut.. Knox is a member of tho Coast and Geodetic survey party which will make the survey He will go to the section aboard the motor ship Fern from Seward.
 The Alaska line Depere, which is to take mining equipment to Good- news Bay, will furnish launches for the work, it is said. Four or five men will make the survey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
DERBLAY PURSER
 GOING TO NOME

MT. and Mrs. Joe Harnish arc passengers aIard the Alaska for Seward, whence they will go to Fairbanks and fly in to Nome, where MT. Harnish has been appointed to the agency of the Alaska Steamship Company.
 Harnish is wellknown in Alaska He has been purser on the Derblay recently and has been with the AL aska Steamship Company for a number of years
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
Ships Assigned For ROTC Cruise
 Coming to North

Nine United States destroyers will leave for North Pacific ports immediately upon completion of the gunnery practice in the south in June, naval officials in San Diego announced, according to the Asso- ciated Press. The destroyers leav- ing at this time will be the Phelps, Dewey, Hull, MacDonough, Worden, Alwyn, Dale, Farragut and Monag- han
 These destroyers will be followed north by the Hopkins and Barry, on which R.OTC. students at the University of Washington will train in July and August. They will start north June 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
P. E. CLUB HONORS
 HELEN EDWARDS

The Physical Education Club held their final meeting yesterday and decided to wind up their activities for the year with a picnic to be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock on the Treadwell beach.
 The members also voted to Helen Edwards the honor of having her name engraved on the DI.WC. cup as the student whose record for the year is the most outstanding. Merits on sportsmanship, leadership and personality were considered in the award.
 MRS. CAHILL PLANS TRIP
 Mrs. Wendell E. Cahill and daugh- ter Doris plan to leave after the close of school for a vacation trip to California. They expect to re- main south about two months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
Age-0ld Alaskan Relics Shown by
 Former Juneauite
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer)


 Relics of past age when "elc- phants wore fur and rOamed Alas ka," were brought to Seattle by Charles A. Flory of Bellingham, supervisor of the Mount Baker Na- tional Forest.
 They are specimens of fossil ivory, many of them tusks of the hairy mammoth, buried in ice and silt thousands of years ago.
 The collection, one of the largest private ones in existence, contains hundreds of ivory carvings made by native Eskimos. They include knives, spear heads. needles and other implements, as well as ex- quisite models of deer, birds, seal. and other animals.
 Flory assembled them in twenty years of wanderings over Alaska while he was chief supervisor of Alaska forests.
 Most of them were found along the Bering Sea and on Boring Sea islands. Some were discovered in excavating long-buried Eskimo vil- lages
 Flory exhibited his collection, fill ing large trunk, at the meeting of the Seattle Gem Club at the Seattle YM.C.A. and gave talk on the native art of ivory carving
 Try The Empire ciasslfieds for results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
14 4PASSENC GERS
 FOR THIS PORT ABOARD BARANOF

SEATTLE. May 17.-Steamer Bar anof of the Alaska Steamship Com pany sailed at o'clock this morn ing for Southeast Alaska ports with 127 first class and "A steerage pas sengers
 Passengers aboard the Baranoi booked for Juneau. include MT. and Mrs. P. Blythe, Mir and Mrs. J. Vanderbilt, c. Murray, Mrs. John Luckens and child, George Kozak, Anna Shaw. Dr. Robert German, H. Yurman. George Tuntale. MT and Mrs T. Carlson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
} HALIBUTERS
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, May 17.-Halibut ar rivals for sales today on the Seat tie Fish Exchange, are as follows.
 From the western banks.-Chel- sea 38,000 pounds, 7A and cents. From the local banks.-Repeat 12,00O pounds, 10h and 6A cents; Faith 1l,000 pounds, 9A and 6il cents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-17
HOSPITAL NOTES

George Martin was admitted to st. Ann's Hospital for medical care this morning
 Mrs. J. D. Lane, surgical patti ent at St. Ann's Hospital, was dis missed today.
 Mir. Virgil Lane was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital today to receive medical treatment.