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Montana labor news., 1938-03-10

partment, released the following
resolution which was authorized by
this department of the American
Federation of Labor:
WHEREAS, There is a constant
growth in the consumption of Ciga-
rettes due to the continual increase
of new smokers, and WHEREAS,
The UNION LABEL displayed on
each package of Union-made ciga-
rettes guarantees that they are
made under American labor stand
ards which provide for decent
wages, shorter working hours and
humane conditions, and WHEREAS,
UNION LABEL cigarettes may be
more forcibly brought to the atten-
ton Of Labor Unionists and their
friends by the brand ans as
well as the UNION LABEL, be it
RESOLVED, That the Union Label
Trades Department of the American
Federation Of Labor endorse and
recommend to Labor Unionists, their
families and friends the following
UNION LABEL brands:
SPUD (Mentholated), and TWEEN
TY GRAND, manufactured and ma
tionally distributed by THE ANTON
FISHER TOBACCO COMPANY,
Kool (mentholated), Raleigh, Ava
Ion, and Wings, manufactured and
nationally distributed by Brown and
Williamson Tobacco Corporation
Carmen, manufactured by John
Weisert Tobacco Company. Yankee
Girl, manufactured by Scotten-Dil
Ion Company.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-10
INJURED WORKER TO
SUBMIT STORY OF
INJURY AND DENIAL
OF COMPENSATION

Montana's compensation laws are
not compensate. w. B. DAILY, who
says he is not the manager of A. C..
M. Company, when told these laws
are not compensate, replied, why
don't you change them?" We also
have a $4,000 a year state paid chair
man of Industrial Accident Board,
J. Burke Clements, who is appoint
ed by the Governor of this state lin
this case Elmer Holt to see that the
injured worker receives a square
deal. He will also reply, when n
complains of treatment received I'M
der this law, why don't you change
it?" l have met some politicians
and some others connected with or
ganized labor who will say, '"The
time has not come for this change,
I think that when a worker has put
in more than thirty years at his
trade, then meets with injury, is
refused admittance to hospital, and
who has put five years on his back
and who has, after eight years and
seven months, not received a dime
of the compensation due him, the
time to change this poor compensa-
ton setup has come"
In my following articles I will
give you the history of this case
borne out by the records.
How Plan One gives the operating
company the right to settle its own
compensation claims, The A. c. M.
Company operates under Plan One.
Also Plan Two. The insurance
company plan should be repealed.
Certain sections of Montana's COM
p~ensation laws should be repealed
outright and other sections amended
and laws passed that will give the
Montana workers the security and
protection that rightfully belongs to
them.
ART WILLIAMS.
Montana labor news., 1938-03-10

made of the finest Turkish and do
nestle tobaccos, blended by skilled
union workers under the finest and
most sanitary working conditions
and + sold everywhere for only
10 cents, plus any existing local tax.
These cigarettes are as good as
any other cigarette selling for as
much as so per cent more. We
know, because we make them, so
please ask your members and
friends to try them.
Or, if you should prefer men
tholated cigarettes, Spud cigarettes,
both plain and cork tipped, r the
original patented brand. They con-
tain scientifically just the right
amount of menthol which actually
makes their smoking quality 16 per
cent cooler.
Let us again remind you, each
package wears the distinct badge of
our organization, the union label.
We would appreciate hearing
from any of your members con-
corning our brands and if by chance
their local dealer is not stocked, will
you please send us his name and
address.
UNION LABEL TRADES
DEPARTMENT
/. M. Ornburn, Secretary Treasurer
AMERICAN FEDERATION
OF LABOR
Washington, d. c.
l.. M. Ornburn, Secretary-Treasur
er of the Union Label Trades De-
Montana labor news., 1938-03-10

IMPRESSIVE
the opening Of the
Lincoln Tunnel connect
New Jersey and New
York City. This enterprise Is
another boon to tourists and
commuters, making ferry
waits and delays . thing of
the past
Evening star., 1938-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONTINUED

L the partnership is terminated BY the
year. . majority in interest Of the remain;
have the Tisht TO continue the business
undsr the arm mn. name; .,v,, - .nx .,.c,.,
ss fo :na sSfn receive
9shsF sn.n exeep sssa II tstSsa ess
return 81 the securities Contributed BY
him as aforesaid. subject. however. to the
sol sold: i, ths G proeeeds thereof: Or securities
partnership; the partnership. may reinvest
es psseeGs ID Sdnds S s 81 f' he Of ssd Of s ta
United States approved s1:isyHk BY Jay Cooke: upon
withdrawal from the partnership by Jay
there ;h, se t9 him
a ms sucS papt Or n Of he
securities eriainaily contributed by. him
as as aforesaid. as may then b on hand. and
eonstitutns his M additionaI ton ' limited INIT capital
besn then hand which hays
81 Ills 2 Tss the sas psrtne1
thereof. of Tie sal sale q any securities con:
stituting part Of the additional limited
capital cap contribution Of Jay Cooke in secur-
anes e, with. Tie PROVISIONS Of this para
Gfraph; he tien may At his option upon the
Withdrawsi tRerefrom, satlsnae either ACCEPT the the
to sssuEss m ,n TesGe nf
invested in Such h unsuthorised e oeES secarities:
and "a such latter event such unauthorized
SsscuE,eies sec ~ snail become general assets OF
= jail 2.i3. i4.Is, &c. 81 1.os.27as.fee34
PAUL D. TAGGART, Attorney.
STATES for tRe pstSat Of The mNdaED
The Westminster, DEPOSIT and Trust Com
pndy pnd mabse asfe %asS t Maryand
Street NV. Washington. b. C.. vs. the
Unknown Heirs, Alienees and, Devisess Of
n soaie;@Eaaity NO No. 6doSs.Mo % dsio OF
Is to obtain decree establishing Of record
in fee simple to all Of original lots num-
%as 6ered /, One One ~ and Two 90. in square
Of Washinson p District t lfV Of coiumbia m i ON On
motion of plaintiff, it is this tn day
f he 9s as5ed bs that ss dess; es
soaie and Helen sdkasa NJ soue nskss deesssed doe on
known heirs. devisees and alienees, cause
sunsays sS1s aha .hs sIs oss snsss 81
this order, otherwise the he cause s"Hi' viii be Be
p'n Of q THIS is easS erde o. sSs PS plS
lished once week. for three successive
Teek We ssf9re the said DAY in
Evening Star, the Court having Tor good
eaSSe GAYS; shown excused other and lGnEsg
es9 cHHRkEs sTHwART SEW eeri sfaf COPY By
c. F. STEWART. = WA Jr.. Asst. Clerk.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
JOSEPH P. BAILEY. Attorney

o1sIRIcT COURT q. THE UNITED
Holding an Equity Court.-HMEN H.
YORK, ct al, Infants, Plaintiffs, VS.. JOHN
Il Y9Rk ss a. 6s BstePHsntsES9,ty ~
sonsiderSati9,nn SH n. Of the oral motion made
Joseph F Bailey, and It sppsarIns to the
over. q period Of ten days previous to the
II Is by TIE Court this 18th day Of January,
1898. ORDERED, That the sale of prem
ises located in the City of Washington,
District Of Columbia. described as Lot 5S
in H. r. Howenstein's subdivision of lots in
square ESQ, as per plat recorded in Liber
of the SURVEYOR Of the District Of Columbia,
S6s Ninth Street Sc 4Ho t. r. Ruth York q
Be ratified and confirmed unless cause te
day Of February. 1888. provided copy
Si this order Be published once 1Se. in IN The The
Eyening Star ct least ten !, days before
Sss.l5 Il true COPY: Test; CHARLES +
Asaf Clerk
Evening star., 1938-01-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FoRDs--1929 coupe. $50; 1929 Fordor,
$40; 1891 Victoria. $40; 10 Others. Make
us an offer. Logan Motor Co.. 18th and
HUDSON 1885 "65" conv. coupe; beautiful
ebony oer;z, tinish eles; shift: radio heater:
NV. Dealer:
LIATAYETTE 1887 a. luxe busines. coupe;
overdrive ssrefuls driven: A ike new; eoir1s must
be sold to settle business: any reasonable
oner; terms. Dec. 45O3. 2l'
Las La SALE LII 1897 conyertible rlmble-seat
Msss,o,i s:Ss s.. nS
barnes Motors. i7sS q i4sh Il s. So'o ols'0un''
LINcoLM;ZEPHYR 1887 new blue sedan;
nnanee sess NessrE NHlaes st. must mus cisV cas sois H
LINCoLN-ZEPHYR, sedan. an outstandine
car e. in every detail. economical operation
ana T Htol srsf f.. Pan
critical buyer. equipped with radio. and
hesser; aesSs you. oHportunity ts own hish.
Hill i 4 TDteJbsl5ts. II14 Vermont ave. NV NV
SSmSs s. ,a20 ,xiq., ay.
tested. Best condition only $500; terms
Mr.: Roper. Evans-Palmer. Inc. 14th and
0Al0UNo4A6 1900 COUPE IuE1OlS 8e4Ls
Fisher body. hydraulic brakes, steel top
and many other exclusive General Motors
features, new-car appearance and condt-
ton; priced under market at $595: full
safe winter driving. Hill & Tibbitts. 11I4
vermont ave. NV. National $3.50.
P1EROE-ARROW 1929 sedan a real beau
ty. Honestly Priced at $125. Terms.
Owens Motor Co.. 1923 Georgia ave.
PLYMouTH 1924 2-dooI sedan; beautiful
orig: tires: flnish like new; heater: price,
$299: also 1884 Plymouth sedan, $240.
Schlegel & Golden. Dodge-Plymouth Deal
ers, 1913 Carroll st. NV. Geo. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1895 station wagon, new
leather upholstery. best Of condition.; 1896
Addison Chevrolet, l437 Irving st. NV.
PLYMOUTH l936 de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan. This is the ''one car in q thou
sand" Seldom will you find a 1895 car
SO near to new, both mechanically ysand in
appearance Our 30-day guarantee nat
urally applies on this car, but, honestly.
you'll never need it. For this week only.
$500. The Trew Motor Co., 1929 14th St
NV, 14th and Pa. ave. Sc. l4th and
Chaplin SITS. Decatur 1910, Atlantic 434O
PLYMOUTH 1885 de, luxe coach (trunkD:
perfect condition.; bargain. 1915. Mr..
Schafer Cleveland 9557.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS D. c., JANUARY l Sth,
1855. Sealed proposals will be received at
Room 500 District Building until O'Clock
3. .ri. and then publicly opened as follows:
ta) ON FEBRUARY 1st, 1888. for the re-
surfacing Of various streets. roads and
Of cement concrete base course and about
$4,000 square yards of sheet asphalt
pavement, or alternate and (b) ON FEB
RUARY 2nd 1888, for improving various
streets, roads and avenues with about 49,
900 linear feet OF combination cement
concrete curb and gutter and about 1000
tons of aSphaltic material or alternate.
Apply Room 427, District Building, for
proposals and specifications.
ta1 6, ,6texSu.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door touring sedan.
feature IN persct sRap:; sysIy tyay
ARCADE Pontiac e.. i4is irving SR's .t. sass nv
ave: ana 6leaensourg rd. ne. Lincoln 1922.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe; latest
Type. Beautiful gun metal finiSh, Only
1858; 1858, terms Mr.. Roper. Evans-Palmer.
PLYMoUTH 1887 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan. $495: 1888 de iune rumble seat
coupe built-tn heater. S45O; 1855 dc luxe
and heater. 1855: 1887 de luxe 4-door
sedan. low mileage, $645: 1888 rumble
Barnes Motors. 1929 l4th st. NV. '
PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan. original gun metal
nnlsn; eXcellent condition by original own.
er sacrince, 1925. Mr.. Roper, Evans
Palmer. 18th and L st. NV.
PONTIAC 1895 coach. beautiful black
Duco; tires like new; in excel. mechanical
condition in every detail. A real honest,
economical car for only $495. Arcade,
Pontiac Co., 1419 irving st, NV. Adams
1910, or large used-car lot at N Y ave-
ana BIadensburg I'd. ne. Lincoln S522.
PONTIAC 1887 s-cylinder 4-door trunk
sedan. Driven BY our Office manager a few
tnousand miles. Big reduction Save al
Arcade-Pontiac Co, 1419 Irving st, NV,
Adams 0575 or large used car lot at N. Y.
ags. ana Rladensburg I'd. ne. Line 8522
Evening star., 1938-01-19
FRANK PALEY AND SAMUEL b. BLOCK
Attorneys for Petitioner.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
for chanse 81 name.-No.. 663i2 Eauity
Doe:I.Harry Drasoonsky, having filed .
petition praying for o decree changing
name to Harry DORM and having applied
t0 the Court for an order Of publication Of
the notice required BY law In such cases.
Concerned show cause. II any there be. on
1855, Why the prayers Of said petition
should not be granted: provided that .
cory Of this order be published once .
sad day In The Evening Star newspaper.
;lnSsn ;lnsnnSos BAL BAILEY; yYst!ce, Ssss52 "A A
Clefk. By J. WESLEY GARDNER. Jr..
Asst. Clerk. jai9.26 ;fe2
Evening star., 1938-01-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONT1AC 1884 sedan: ven tenders. heater
Original nnish like new. S206. Mr. MORAN
l21l !4tn 81: NV North lOO98. Dealer
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe sedan II yon = :.
looking for buy. here you have one. This
caE deliysred for 81 ,O13 and has been
oriven 100 miles and cannot be told from
new-car guarantee and terms Jack VIII
lams: L. Steuart. Inc. l44O 81, NV,
sTUDEBAKER 1894 Dictator sedan, truly
nne car in every detail, thorouRhly
checked IN our own shop by our trained
mechanics ech nc a. and now in excellent condition
economical family car that viii give MANY
thousands OF miles of carefree trans.
p9rtati2n for only $195. Hill a. Tibbitts
LIT vermont ave NV: National $3.50
sTUDEBAKER Dictator. 1884: good con.
between 10 pm w
Evening star., 1938-01-19
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

cco,MMIss1qNERs ce,'1L, Iis o.. THE PIsrRicT Of
sysa ea 81 an IN s% xa
ways Tor the District OF Columbia contained
ended g. le19 e pups ns Act aise. No.
4aa33: 6snd Congress: approved March 4:
Apr s 1895 Ds by Aea an Nc s 1ss @
Congress-: the Commissioners of the Dis
triet trs ~ Of cqlumbia will give public hear
24th, 1928. at 10 o'clock am; to All
aeeted Cd by oSPnT ehanses
hbishgayS b4an..Sa described as follows. w: i:
within the territory isins Immediately is
Asbams Avenue and the xsa MarSl.nap eeiSeea
a said pa ecns m tSe fsaSse In
west section located within the. territory
bounded on the northeast BY the Mary
west by Blair Road, providing for the
iS,ss Patton s, 2; an "a sadisioasi p1oeoses ssrest
change II said plan affecting property in
the Mort Northwest M section located within the
ROAD ns beRsss ish .nd neah 1871
Streets. Affecting the location Of a pro-
ggofsed stree! to be known as Leeeate Road
so7s s4s ana socye seso aTe os dts
coumba Sns Re Room 46S pstries ses
Building, and may be, examined by inter-
ested IS a. parties M MA during business hours prior
displayed at the hearing. and the Com
MELvIN aAzsS dEoRGE Eo6se:lonso AhEN Pi1hs
DAN i s SULTAN sL1n Commissioners D. c.
coMM1IssIo2EERs mis- g. oT THE DIsTRIIGT OF
PIDi heaens II tSs nen he'd
streets in the City Of wsshinston' District
ns s to shf the eau 9nstes snd
same are in the public interests and not
OWNERS no ne NcE IS g as
GIVE ulvaN M that ,h The said commissioners hsye
Pha he to he STdss Fl
Act No. 307 approved December Is 1852,
the ne street r. ia ares as shown n green on plat
District Of Columbia and numbered as Map
1859. is hereby ordered CLOSED. same to
he e eHect 20 on an ana ns s,ser 5 1898
area SO closed to revert to the abutting
property owners, as shown on said map:
psre eesd o sAaE
streets to o Street; closing HALF STREET.
S;W. between and tEye) Streets closing
closing l CEYE) STREET and part OF II
STREET between South Capital and Half
Streets, S.W: Any and all parties inter-
in writing before the effective date Of
above order: otherwise said order shall
aforesaid. and said street area shall on
and after said date become closed in ac-
cordance with the provisions of said Act.
DAN !. SULTAN. Commissioners. d. g.
Evening star., 1938-01-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Ss.aIEDEBAKER ELY 1882 Commander l-doof
Seoan; ovaa IN perfect condition: Just spent
~ tr. %0V on motor; lost my Job. would Ike
No. WHEwn payment; merely take over N noteS.
Mr. Mann. District S6S7. S5s
SIUDEBAKER- 1895 de luxe 4-door tyunk
sssean Built for long, economical ssrvice.
msnv mas unusually sl attractive studebaksr has
to siye. Its ss-horsepower engine nruVides
sa. .ne power any one could ask Its au-
romasic n. cnoke. vacuum spark control, full.
ptasssure Iuorication. aluminium alloy pis.
IONS IONS ana other quality features sssure
.sbsa ..ShS NE in periormanee and economy. Fin-
excellent tires and immseulate interiny'
tnis car .s real bargain. Priced xpecisf
w. w,.n ~ neater st only $40. The Trev No.
saoe Sc. 14th and Chaplin sts. Oecatur
Evening star., 1938-01-19
TRAllERS FOR SALE,

AUTO CRUISER TRAILER used only 6
weeks: exceptional value; vacuum brakes:
make offer. Call Mrs. Stewart. Emerson
Evening star., 1938-01-19
GARAGES FOR RENT.

S30-REAH 631. L. sT. N.W-LARdI
brick gar. for trucks or storage.
THO6 D. WALSH, INC,
6lb 11th st. NV. dat 7bka
Evening star., 1938-01-19

FORD 1896 rordor do luxe sedan, With
b9iit.in radio, 1875; 1885 Dc luxe coupe.
terms. Barnes Motor. 172o 14th st. nv.
Evening star., 1938-01-19

CHRYSLER 1885 80" 2-door touring Sc
dan: this models history viii bear close
inspection; driven Just $4,000 miles by q
preferred type OF owner who handled it
carefully truly this car looks as good as
moment and make comparison your
self? It's Internationally guaranteed
terms most convenient. H. B. Leary, Jr..
Pot. 1900
Evening star., 1938-01-19

FORDsN1929 coupe. $50; 1929 Fordor.
$40; 1881 Victoria. $40; 10 Others. Make
us an oner. Logan Motor Co.. 18th and
Evening star., 1938-01-19

CHRYsLER 1887 Royals: your search for
q low-mileage car is ended the moment
you take one of these Chryslers for a
trial spin: both in excellent condition,
both recent trade.ins Z! 4-door touring Sc
dan s for only S795. IN beautiful beige nm
ourne M ony sa5 both
ly guaranteed. H. B. Leary. Jf. a. Bros,
1921 14th st. NV. Open ewes Pot 1900
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
Suicides Like Full Moon, Says
 Bridge Beat Cop

ST LOUIS, Oct. 6. Suicides usually occur during a full moon at least, bridge suicides--a St. Louis cop claims.
 There's something about the moon,' explains Patrolman Clark Kitson, who recently saved his for ty-eighth person from leaping off the 140-foot municipal bridge into the Mississippi River.
 Suiciders like to jump in the full of the moon," he said.
 During his five years on the "lov- CTS leap" beat, Kitson says he has learned to spot a Would-be jumper by his looks.
 There's always sort of a fugi- tive appearance, sly look on their faces" he pointed out. "A woman always puts her hangbag down when she is determined on self destruction. A man always takes off his coat or hat"
 Once Kitson halted three suicide attempts in one day. Love and money frequently are the reasons why people try suicide, Kitson said Once he saved an 30-year- -old woman whose love affair had gone wrong"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
COOK MAKES FAST
 YUKON TRIP
Shatters FlightRecord from Holbrook Camp to
 Dawson

DAWSON, Y. T., Sept. 28.-(Spec- ial Correspondence) - Les Cook, Chief Pilot for the Northern Air ways. Limited, broke another speed record on September 26, flying the company's neat-trimmed yellow 5- place radio-e equipped Waco through the airlines from the Holbrook Camp on the 60-Mile to Dawson in the record d-shattering time of IT minutes.
 The plane circled over the Me- Cormick and Stewart camp on Miller Creek and advertising leaf- lets were dropped from the air. Gordie Stewart and the boys were out to greet the passing air visitors.
 Twice the airship circled over the Holbrook camp dropping the leaflets and late editions of the Dawson News.
 Pilot Cook gave the la.iding field possibilities the once over and feels satisfied that the selected location will make splendid airport and is near the Holbrook camp.
 MT. and Mrs Ed Holbrook, Jack "Spud" Murphy and Otto Nordling, the Northern Airways Dawson agent, were the passengers.
 It was an ideal morning for fly ing and the surrounding country and its vastness more than sur prised the travellers, with its nat ural beauty, sturdy snow-capped mountains and the large valleys with their winding creeks and streams, is sight worth while sec ing ae M
 On the return trip the plane cilcled over Dawson, Bear Greek, Arlington, Fournier's ranch and dredges number two and four, To- cated in the Klondike Valley, drop ping advertising leaflets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
One Family Getting Lots Of Breaks

RYE Colo, Oct. 6.-When Mrs. Gertrude McDaniel says This fam- fly gets all the breaks" she isn't trying to be humorous; merely stat ing facts.
 There have been ten breaks, all of bones, in the family in recent months. Mrs. Mcdaniel is recov- ering from a broken left arm; Jimmy, II, also broke his wrist; Gladys, 15, and Leo, IT, broke some bones in an automobile accident; David, 3, broke collar bone; Mar jorie, 13, twice broke her left el- bow; Leo broke a shoulder in a mountain climbing accident and Chester, the father, twice has 1rac- tured ribs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
GIRL STUDIES
 HOMES IN U. 5.

TAMPA. Fla, Oct. 6.-Trim and dainty Senorita Magdalena Fern andez of Uruguay is pretty enough to win a beauty contest, but she wants to be a diplomat.
 And the slender, 20-year-old bfu- nette with wavy hair, pearly teeth and ready smile has picked her final training for her chosen career It is to learn first hand about American home life. Such kfiowl- edge, she believes, is essential in diplomacy and she is obtaining it by a series of week long visits with Tampa families.
 Her 31ostesses are members of the American Association of University Women, who arranged first for her to spend year at the University of Tampa on an exchange scholar ship. Previously she had been grad- uated at the University of Mon- tevideo in her native land and had studied at Colby College in Ver- mont. r.
 From Tainpa che plans to go to New York end the,ice home to en- ter the diplomatic service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
CALL FOR BIDS

The Hirst-Chichagof Mining Company is calling for bids to be submitted within seven CD days from the date of this notice by mailing the same to the company at Kimshan Cove, Alaska, for the performance of a contract to sink shaft 150 feet deep on a mining claim near the Hirst- Chichagof Mine. w The work must be done under a contract and specifications which are available from Faulkner & Ban- field, Juneau, Alaska. It must be done by an individual person or cor poration as an independent con- tractor
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
 Dated October 5, 1938.
 HIRST-CHICHAGOF MINING co. Publication dates, Oct. 5-6-7-8-l0- II, 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
B. B. SEASON IS TO BEGIN
 NOVEMBER z
Managers Decide to Even Teams This Year for
 Better Contests

After a meeting of basketball managers last night at the High School, presided over by President of the League. Jack Fowler, it appears likely that the first game of the season will be played about November 22
 An undetermined mum Der of teams will enter play this year, the entrance of some teams being doubtful. Stan Grummett, repre- senting the Elks, said the lodge men would enter a team this year. Eddie Lawson is soaring up play lefs for Fred Hennmg's quintet. Jim Barrie is managing a Krause team, Jim Orme the Firemen's Club, and at the meeting last night, Dan Livie represented the DeMolays.
 Douglas has not yet decided as to whether or not it will enter team this year, and word from the Juneau High School is to the effect that entrance of the Scarlet and Black lads in league play is still a moot question.
 With first practice scheduled for Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of next week at the High School gymnasium, managers are casting about for a proper manner of balancing team power so that one or two teams do not get all the namber-one players.
 To facilita te organization of teams all players interested in playing basketball this year, re- gardless of how many seasons they have been here. must register at The Empire before Tuesday noon.
 It is possible to sign the roster late in the evening as someone is generally in the office, but CO., operation is asked by managers in making this list complete.
 Tuesday night, open practice will be held.
 President Jack Fowler requested that all aspirants to the referees job, paying five dollars a game, must make written application be- fore October Is to Fowler, Box 957
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
LAGERGREN TO CHuKOCT

City Engineer Milton Lagergren is sailing on the Denali in the morning for Chilkoot Barra ks where he has been called for tive weeks active duty. He is a reserve of engineers. Herb Red man will be acting building in. spector during his absence and Frank Metcalf will serve as tern- porary city engineer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-06
TAKE PATIENTS OuTsIDE

U. s. Marshal William T. Ma honey sailed on the North Sea- taking two insane patients south from here for Morningside and ex- pecting to pick up other prisoners for institutions in the States at Ketchikan.