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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
7PASSEN GERS ABOARD ALASKA FOR THIS PORT
Steamer Calls at Haines and Skagway Both North
 and Southbound

SEATTLE, Sept. 2l.-Steamer AL aska sailed for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports at g o'clock this morning with 36 first class and steerage passengers.
 Passengers aboard the Alaska booked for Juneau include Mary McAlpin, Mrs. G. E. Barnes, Frank L. Garnick, Mrs K. J. Marvin and two children, Frank J. Good.
 The Alaska, on the present voy- age, calls at Ketchikan, eliminates Wrangell, Peters burg, Juneau. Haines and Skagway then goes oi- rect to Seward. Returning south bound the Alaska calls at Valdez. Cordova. Haines, Skagway. Juneau, Petersburg and Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
'sLittle Hitlers" Dot European
 Map as MinOrities Co Nazi
By WILLIAM McGAFFIN AP Feature Service Writer

LONDON, Sept. 21.-A group of college students, burlesqueing tine dictators, marched down the Strand the other day wearing cabbage leaf hats to represent the spread of na- Zism.
 It was a timely observation.
 How far the nazi cabbage patch will spread nobody knows, but it is doing nicely these days. In neighboring lands on all sides, lusty shoots are growing in the fertile soil of German minorities cut off from the fatherland after the war. Come and see.
 In Czechoslovakia population approximately 15,O0O0O0 "a ma jority of the country's 3,231,688 Germans belong to the Sudeten German party which is led by Kon- rad Henlein, with Hitler's backing. CLess than 85 percent, says the gov ernment; more than 90 percent, says Henlein)
 Henlein, an eX gymnaStlc in- structor, belligerently d e m Il d S, among other things, autonomy and the right to practice nazism = or else. An "unofficial' British medi- ator is attempting to bring the two sides together.
 Polish Nazis Divided The Nazis in Poland which has 33,310,O00 people, are divided into two camps of about 375,000 to 4O0,- GOO each - despite a campaign to unite them. There are approximate ly 100000 Germans who belong to neither side.
 Senator Erwin Hasbach, 62-year- old member of a wealthy land-oWn- ing family, heads the leading nazi group-the Deutsche Vereinigung, or German Association. It controls a number of influential cooperative societies and banks. Hasbach's rival is Senator Rudolf Wiesner, leader of the Jungdeutsche (Young Ger ! man party. Still in his forties, he possesses the dynamic personality and oratorical qualifications asso- ciated with nazi leadership. Most of the Germans in Poland live in Silesia, Pomorze and Poz- mania on the German border. Danes Can't Agree Approximately 50,0O0 of the B. 684 ,0OO people in Denmark are nazis. But they are scattered among l2 to IA movements.
 The majority of the nazis live in North Schleswig, which Denmark got back from Germany by post war plebiscite. ct was a North Schleswig nazi who fired two blank shots in the Danish parliament a few months ago as a demonstra- tion against parliamentarism) Led by a half German veteri- nary surgeon, Dr. Jens Moeller, and a Danish doctor, Fritz Clau- sen, the North Schleswig nazis are agitating for frontier revision. De- spite ban on uniforms and for eign flags, their storm troopers put on thinly disguised uniforms and paraded with Swastika flags at the party congress held this spring in Haderslev.
 They March In Belgium Belgium is enjoying great i'm proved relations with Germany despite the fact that two nazi youth clubs one for each sex = have been marching in the ex- German cantons of Eupen, St. With and Malmedy under cover of the "Heimatbund," which purports to be a purely cultural organization.
 The youths frequently have wis., | tied Germany on free parties ar ranged by their leader, Stephan Continued on Page Seven)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 21. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 9K, American Can 97, American Light and Power Az, An- aconda 33%, Bethlehem Steel 577s, Commonwealth and Southern l. Curtiss Wright "A, General Motors 46A, International Harvester 591a, Kennecott 41%, New York Central 167s, Safeway Stores TIE, Southern Pacific 161a, United States Steel 57as, Bremner bid F asked 1h, Pound $482A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
Plane Pilot
 Had Hot Time With Animals

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept 21.-PilOt Roy Dickson had his hands full on a flight to Lake Clark with Mrs. J. G. Gordon, who had two dogs and cat aboard.
 Dickson tied one dog to the tail of the plane, put the cat in a box and had his passenger hold the third animal to keep peace aboard the plans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
SEA SCOUTS
 ARE HON0RED
Two Ketchikan Members Taking Training Cruise
 Aboard C. C. Alert

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Sept. 2l- Two Ketchikan youths, members of the Sea Scouts, left on the cutter Alert on 800-mile training cruise while the Coast Guarder IS on halibut patrol for several days.
 It is believed this is the first time such an opportunity has ever been afforded Sea Scouts in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
JUNEAU VOTERS APPROVE PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS
All Five Propositions Given Endorsem ent at
 Special Election
TOP-HEAVY SUPPORT,
 HARBOR FACILITIES
Sewer Work to Be Under taken Immediately, : Mayor Announces

Casting 49g vo;es, Juneau tax payers yestercay approved the i've bond issue propositions presented at the special election, giving m all instances more than the 65 percent endorsement required by law. The vote was approximately 50 percent of the eligible voters on the tax roll.
 The City Council will meet in special session tonight to canvass the vote and make formal notice of the acceptance of the Public works Administration grant and loan, Mayor Harry I. Lucas said. WorK on the sewers will be undertaken immediately, he said, or just as soon as specifications are approved by PWA engineers here and blds can be called for, which is expect ed to take about two weeks. Paw ing probably will not be undertaken until spring, but the other work VIII be done as soon as possible.
 tO AO1ah ANNDS'
 The Mayor said that local labor would be given first opportunity on all the jobs and that contractors would be asked to give preference to Juneau workmen. It is anticipat- ed that the public works projects will provide jobs for many local residents during the winter months.
 Results of yesterdays election on the five propositions follow:
 CD Issuing $48,400 in bonds for terminal facilities at the small boat harbor-461 in favor and 30 op- posed.
 CD Issuing $65,80O in bonds for regarding and paving-387 in favor and 91 opposed.
 (3) Issuing 5000 in bonds for sidewalks-40O in favor and " against.
 (4 Issuing $19,200 in bonds for sewer ,construction-404 for and 76 against.
 (5) Issuing $3,0O0 in bonds for purchase of right of ways-37O in favor and 99 against.
 Strong For Boat HarbOr
 Of the total vote of 499 cast it was necessary to have 325 in favor on each project for approval. All pro- jects received the necessary maJor- ity. most of them by a wide mar gin. The vote on the small boat harbor facilities was especially top heavy in favor, only 30 votes being cast against the undertaking. Bids have been called by the War De partment to start construction o1 breakwaters at the harbor site, just north of the Douglas Island bridge on the mainland side, returnablt October 6, and it is expected the work will start immediately there after.
 PWA money is available for al the projects with the exception o1 the small boat harbor terminal fa- cilities, the improvements having been approved by the Federal gov. ernment on the usual 55-45 per. cent basis. The city puts up 55 per cent of the cost and the govern. ment 45 percent.
 Application for similar arrange ment has been made to PWA fol the terminal facilities and favor able action is anticipated in view of the action of Juneau's taxpayers yesterday, although no definite word has yet been received, tho Mayor said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
GUIDE RETURNS FROM
 TRIP WITH NEW YORKER

Big game guide and barber V. P. Williams returned to Juneau today on the steamer Columbia after sev- eral days afield with w. D. San some, New York hunter and his party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
Cannot Escape Hillbilly Music Even in Alaska

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 2l.-TOm Hunter, unsuccessful candidate in the Texas guberna- tOrial nomination, ran into mountain music here he was seeking to avoid. Hunter was defeated by Lee O'Daniel, hill billy crooner who sang mountain music while campaigning.
 Hunter came here on fish ing trip and disembarked from the train while the Anchorage City Band, welcoming the tour ists, played T Like Mountain Music"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
UNFAIR LIST
 OF TR0LLERS
 IS ANNOUNCED
Alaska Association Now at Odds with Pacific Coast
 Fishermen's S Union

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Sept. 21- Word received here from Sitka, from Eddie Sukow, Acting Secretary of the Alaska Trollers Association, which body is affiliated with the Sailors Union of the Pacific and dlhas AFL tendencies, announcing that Alaska Trollers Association mem bers at the meeting in Sitka voted to place the Pacific Coast Fisher mems Union members, who are CIO, on the unfair list.
 No reason is given for the action.
 Buyers of troll caught salmon in Southeast Alaska are advised to re- fuse fish caught by the Pacific Coast Fishermens' Union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
We're Sorry,Lou

NE YORK, Sept. 21.-Lou Gehrig, awarded free sedan for being the most popular first-baseman in a poll of fans, had bought himself a new car two weeks before he won the contest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
KARNEs TO WESTWARD

A. E. Karnes, Commissioner of Education, left on the Columbia for the Westward in connection with school matters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
BACK TO ANCHORAGE

Mrs. O. Weeda, who operates jewelry store in Anchorage. passed turned to her Juneau home aboard after a trip Outside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are todays Dow Jones averages: industrials 1929 up .88; rails 25.86, up .29; utilities 1888, up IS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21

Harvard astronomers announce that they have found tempera- ture drop 1900 degrees between the surface of the sun and its over- lying atmosphere.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21

The Free City Of Danzig was created under the treaty of Yer sailles to furnish a port for Poland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
PRESSURE IS BROUGHT


 PRAGUE, Sept. 21.-Early this afternoon the Propaganda Ministry disclosed that Czechoslovakia would accept the British French peace plan, the little nation yielding to pressure from London and Paris. The British and French legations were informed of the decision to transmit to their governments.
 The official announcement was expected to be made later in the afternoon or evening and crowds of excited Czechslovakians crowded the streets in an ugly mood and worried the authorities.
 Some of the crowd yelled: We want dictatorship rather than war;" while others cried: Long live our army, long like Czechoslovakia."
 Windows on all important thor oughfares were crowded as masses surged through the streets awaiting the fate of the nation"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
NIGHT RAIDING

WEISS, Czechoslovakia, Sept. 21. A night raiding force of Sudeten Germans last night attacked the Czech customs house on the front fer near Eger and seriously wound- ed one Czech soldier. At least one of the raiders were believed to have been wounded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21
NATION GIVES UP FOR
 SAKE OF PEACE
Pressure Is Brought to Bear by Great Britain
 and France
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
 MADE THIS EVENING
Territory to Be Ceded- Prague Crowds Listen
 Tn Silence to Decree

PRAGUE, Sept. 21. The Czechoslovakian Go vern ment announced at 7:25 o'clock to- night, acceptance of the Brit ish- French plan of m e eting peace terms of Adolf Hitler, Nazi Chieftain.
 News came to the CZechO- slOvaks by radio brOadcasts car- ried by loud speakers on the streets of Prague.
 Premier H Odza issued the com m Tn ique, saying :"Our friends, to whom we have been attached for 20 years, have advised us to secure peace by naming territorial sacrifices.
 CZECHS TURNED DOWN
 "Czechosl0vakia suggested a settlement by judgment of an International Court but the sug- gestiOn was rejected.
 "What is to be lost is still a subject of negotia tiOns.
 Your Government, in the in terests of peace, has decided to make some sacrifice to avoid suffering and loss of its whole existence
 No suggestion of the amount of territory to be ceded is made.
 Silence fell over the crowds and the soldiers were asked to remain calm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21

GENEVA, Sept. 2l.-Maxtm Lit- vinoff accuses France and Great Britain of capitulating to Hitler's demands. He disclosed they ignored Russia's offer of military help to protect Czechoslovakia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-21

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La gaceta., 1938-07-21
HABLO Ell E F DE LA
POLICLA DE TAMPA

Hajbana, julio 21.-Habl6 a.
yer por la radio ell jefe de poll
eta de Tampa, Mr.. Woodruff,
que Sc encuentra aqui de vista
en- union de los tiradores de pis-
tola y rifle de esa ciudad.
Pronunci6 sus primeras pala-
bras en- espanol, agradeciendo
as cortesias tenidas con 81 Y
sus hombres por el coronel Pc
traza, jefe de la p~olicia, Quien
e nombr6 de ayudante al te-
niente Valentin Garcia, durante
su estancia en- esta capital.
Mr.. Woodruff tuvo tambien
frases de cortesia para el pueblo
eubano y agreg6 que deseaba te-
ner OCCASION de deyolver las aten
clones que Sc lie prodigaron. To-
mas Perez, impresor de Ybor
City, tomo parte EN- las COMPETE
clones, con gran lucimiento.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
REGINO NO VENDRA

Por haberse descubierto que
simpatiza con los facciosos es-
panoles, no sera traido a Tampa
Ell "f6sil" a~rtistico Regime L6-
peg.
BESIDE la Habana mandaron ell
historical de este viejo metido a
traidor en- los 1ltimos amos de
su vida
Bien hace en- no venir.... por-
4ue de realizar Ell viaje Sc que
daria solo en- ell teatro que logra
ra contratar, 81 es que conseguia
contratar uno.
Los artistas facciosos no tie
men ambiente en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
6 BELLISIMAS PLEAS :
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMPRE HA DEsEADo

Plata para la Mesa. Lo que las mu-
jeres quieren y desean. Plata para la me-
sa, ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la famo-
sa VIM. A. ROGERS SILVERWA ARE.
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
n~uestras lectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de la cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
adquisici6n de estos cubiertos a sus hume
rosos %lectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras senoras y senoritas tienen.
CALIDAD - DURACION DE POR VIDA
Els duro c~reerlo, pero la realidad esta
aquf-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
Ell Picnic de Picnics

Ell Picnic de Picnics
Podeos asegurar que no es
cierto que los segaoores de la 26
avenida para aria Sc hayan zen
cogido" por ell calor, como tam
POGO Jos de Palmetto.
-Estamos muy estirados -
decia Blanquin-y con ell puno
donde corresponds.
"Carusfn" tiene va la lista de
los famosos segadores de los
Glen y los Cincuenta, con las no.
ces afiladas y los brazos dispues
tos.
Alfonso, ell de la Loma, que tie.
ne algunas sorpresas y ia Fa-
miliar" llevara su mejor cafe.
Ell Restaurant Spanish Park,
de la Septima avenida y Gale 81
ofreci6 aver regular so raciones
de arroz con polio, que agrega-
das a las del Columbia" hacen
va un total de $50.
LA Favorita" ofrece regular
so barras de pan Y Alfredo AL
varez, ell Gallego carrero de La
Favorita, otras so.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
ACONTECIMTENT

Avisamos a nuestras damas Y
damitas que la gran tienda de
Fernandez Y Vega comenzara
mahana una venta de verano,
con precios Observation-Disclosures
lie bajos.
Sc ha hecho una reduction es-
pecial en- todos los precios, de
modo que las familias latinas
puedan hacer sus compras para
ell Picnic de Picnics, senalado pa
ra verificarse ell dia 81.
tPor yer Y examinar NJ Ia sc
cobra ALI, y vale la pena ell yer,
examiner Y comprar.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
EN- Ell ~SANATORIO
DEL BAYSHORE

Estan recluidos en- Ell sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol los Sres.
Jose Ramon Perez, Romeo Zeno
nj, Jose Garcia, Angel Ibanez,
Arturo Alvarez, Jose Santos,
querido companero de la Reta-
guardia; Domingo La Bruzzo,
Jayier Couto, Jose Echevarria,
Jose R. Cigarran, Francisco Col
deiro, Marcelino Cueto, Jose Co
sio, Guillermo Garcia, Providen
ella Parlapiano, Sara Torres,
Evelyn Shouns y Lois Kressler.
Deseamos a estos enfermos
que recuperen la salud.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
BOLIVIA Y Ell PARAGUAY
FIRMARON HOY UN I'M
PORTANTE

Buenos Aires, julio 21.-Los
gobiernos de Bolivia y Para
quay firmaran hoy un impor-
tante d%ocumento, aceptando ell
arbitraje de las naciones her
manas en- cuanto al Chaco.
A Paraguay Sc conceden tres
cuartas parties del Chaco y los H.
mites de la parte restante seran
fijados por los arbitros.
Figuran en- Ell grupo de arbi-
tros delegados de los Estados u
nidos y la Argentina.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21

En- la manana de hoy, en- el
Sanatorio del Centre Espa.n mol
fue operada la Sra. Violeta Cla-
ramount de Garcia, esposa de
nuestro querido amigo ell ST.. Pa
quito Garcia, presidente del
Cfrculo Cubano.
Realize la intervention quiz
rdrgica ell DR.. Luis Rey, ayuda-
do por ell DR.. Bartlett.
El estado de la enferma era
Satisfactorio en- la tarde de hoy.
Los mas fervientes votos ha-
cemos porque muy pronto pueda
regresar a su feliz hogan de la
Decima avenida.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
ENIFERMOS

Sc encuentran recluidos en- t.
sanatorio del Centre Espanol
los queridos companeros de la
Retaguardia, Romeo Zenoni Y
Arturo Alvarez.
Ell primero ingres6 aver, muy
mejorado de Ia dolencia que lie
retuvo varias semanas en- un
hospital de Washington.
Fue operado Ell segundo, hace
pocos dfas, por ell DR.. Winton,
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
MILICIANO

Ell Comite Antifascista Espa-
mol de New York nos manda un
ejemplar de "Miliciano'', mar
cha-canci6n de Leopoldo Coma
Hez, ell autor de No Pasaran.
Gonzalez es muy conocido en-
Tampa, donde reside muchos
amos. -
Apreciamos ell cOrtes envio.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
Ia obra de la retaguardia de Tampa,
que es ~vanguardia de America
en- la ayuda flavor de Espaha

de temerosa impaciencia.
+ j1bilo de los Esclavos
las noches eran esplendidas;
iluminadas de rojos,
sonoras de woes. Fran
como esa camel n sin nombre
que ell viento arranca a la selva
sacudiendo hasta la entrana
del arbol bajo la terra.
Fran crepitar de namas,
despeno de torrenteras,
silbidos entire relampagos,
muerte y vida en- recia mezcla.
y en- medic del torbellino
-boca pegada a la terra
va un suSpiro. Hermano,
Dye.
(Estan en- sombra y Sc aprietan
las manos timidamente
sin que aver Sc conocieran).
Mi madre quedo llorando,
cuando me marche, de pens,
creida en- ell desamparo
81 mi muerte acaeciera.
(Jubilo de los esciavos,
La boca negra
del fusil crea en- la noche
una rafaga de estrellas).
Y la voz-lleva a mi madre,
81 yo caigo, esta certeza:
que aqui dejo mil hermanos
valientes que la defiendan.
IIijos de su misma entrana
aun cuando no los pariera.
Jlbilo de los esclavos.
En- julio rojo la terra
,omo un viento estremecido
recibi la siembra nueva.
Lucia SGnchez SaOfnI
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
TRASLADO

Los esposos E. Rodriguez Me
sa y familia acaban de trasla-
dar su Residential al 21O de la
venid East Ross, SUI nuevo ho-
gar.
Durante varios amos reside
ron en- ell zoos de la Gale Nit
chell.
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
FRENTE POPULAR

Nos lega otro n1mero de este
valiente peri6dico antifascista.
lnteresantisimo y con un precio-
so dlbujo en- la primera plana.
De su material tomamos, pa
ra las companeras, esta poesfa
de Lucia Sanchez Saornil:
ROMANCE DEL 10 DE JULIO
La vida Sc par6 en- seco
-fue en- ell tempo de la siega-
La canci6n del labio mozo
Sc troc6 en- dura hasfemia
y La hoz dejo Ell surco
una ~interrogante alberto.
La vida Sc par6 en- seco
en- La eiudad y en- la aldea;
Sc enfri6 Ell horno del pan
y sobre ell trigo la muela
Sc fnmoviliz6 de pronto
sin acabar la tarea.
Deseanso Ell macho en- 81 yunque
con un apag6n de ~estrellas.
La vida Sc par6 en- seco
cuajada en- gritos de aierta!
Aull6 ell hambre; despert6
IA legion de Ia miseria,
husme6 ell aire cargado
de electrizadas centellas
y un puno gigantic en- alto
conto minutes de espera.
De Este a Oeste y desde Ell Norte
al Mediodfa de Iberia
corri6 Ell alerta del paria
al acecho de sorpresas.
Cuidado los hombres del llano.
Los de la Montana, alerta,
los que en- la huerta Sc afanan,
dos que junto al aqua suenan.
Aqui los descamisados
flrme ell puno en- Ia herramjenta
que herrumbre de viejos hierros
o amaga las muhecas.
La vida, toda, tembl6
La gaceta., 1938-07-21
NOTAS SOCIALES

uno de los mejores ciruianos del
Sur de la naci6n Y tan excelente
persona como medico.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
OVERPASSPROJECT
TO CAUSE DETOUR.
Key Bridge to Stay Open
Only for Street Cars,
Trucks and Buses.

Key Bridge will remain open for
street car, truck and bus trafnc during
the construction of the new span at
the Virginia end to overpass the George
Washington Parkway.
Following q conference between
officials of the Bureau of Public Roads,
National Park Service and Capital
Transit Co., which adjourned late
yesterday, it was decided to provide
temporary accommodations for heavy
traffic during the construction period.
All passenger vehicles except buses
will be detoured by way Of the new
first unit of the George Washington
Parkway from Rosslyn to Columbia
Island during the construction Of the
new span, it was decided This unit
now is nearly half completed and
probably will be opened to traffic dur
ing December.
Drawings Being Revised.
AS result of the conference. draw
ings for the bridge job are being
revised to care temporarily for heavy
traffic. This work will require two
or three days. 1t was explained. It
is possible that the Bureau Of Public
Roads will issue advertisements for
bids for building of the n,w span on
Monday The Public Works Admins
tration has allocated $4,000 for the
job.
Under terms of the P. w. A. a,lot-
ment, work on the project must begin
before January l. Owing to the
necessity of awaiting completion of the
George Washington Parkway link be-
tween Rosslyn plaza and Columbia
island, however, 1t is not likely that
actual building of the span will begin
much before the deadline.
Will Build Half at . Time.
1t is planned to construct half OF
the new span at time, but even so 1t
probably will be necessary to divert
traffic over temporary wooden span
to clear the way for the construction.
Construction of the new arch to
replace the portion of the Virginia ap-
proach to Key Bridge which has
settled below grade will clear the way
for development of the second unit of
the George Washington Parkway from
Rosslyn to Spout Run Valley.
Although purchase of land for this
unit has been delayed because OF in
ability of Arlington County to raise
its quarter of the purchase price, as
required by law, the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission today
is going ahead with consideration Of
land purchase items in various sections
of the parkway in the hope the Afllng-
ton county difficulties may be adjusted
soon.
Evening star., 1938-10-21
Jolly Polly

A Little Chat on English
s. W.-"Grizzly bear" is the correct
form, not "grisly bear" Grisly means
horrifying. ghastly. terrifying. The
The Nome nugget., 1938-05-13

The first StoWaWays caught on an Alaska line steamer enroute to the territory this spring spent only five hours in Ketchikan- and in jail. Gene Kardis, 20, of San Francisco, and Ragner John son, 37, of Seattle and formerly of Juneau. were taken from the northbound Yukon when it dock ed. They were taken before US. Commissioner Austin a few hours later and each was fined $250 and sentenced to 25 days in jail as vagrantS. Another bunch taken from an incoming steamer were taken back to Seattle by the steamship company's southbound vessel. The bringing into Nome of numerous vags by airplanes would soon stop if the authorities made the airplane owners take them back from whence they came.