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Station, American Beauty Gre
Gerry, Ross Ave, Mkt, Valen-
cia Cafe, Andres Porto, B. &
F. Grocery, Segundo Vior, An
tonic Ramos, La Cruz Drug
Store, Francisco Botino, Ben
jamin Menendez, Garcia's Ca
fe, La Flor Grocery, Salcines
y Lopez, Mistretta Bros. Gro,
Bombero Grocery, The Friend
Club, Delgado's Dept. Store,
Alessi Bakery, Ell Bien Publ
co Drug Store, La Florida Gro
Gerry, Bronx Bar, Jack Pote
Cafe, Sunrise Cafe, Carioca
Cafe, Petralia y Caruso Barbe-
"a, Casino Beauty Salon, Ritz
Luncheonette, DIR. Einbinder,
Sierra's Store Juan Lassus, In
formation News Stand, D. Pr
vidal, Franco Drug Store, The
Palace, Greco's, Inc, La Fran
e, Ray MesQuida Ferreteria,
Ell Gatico, Cuervos's Cafe, Ma
ries' Beauty Salon, Cacciatore
Grocery, Two Bros, Bakery,
Cocinero del Cafe America, B.
Alvarez, LoCicero's Grocery,
Reina Bros, Coton's Grocery,
La Concha Grocery, Two Bros
Market, Leon de Orc Grocery,
Jose Benito Barberfa, COD.
Shoe Shop, Angel Mason, La
Reguladora Restaurant, Jose
Gavilan Grocery, Testasecca
Bakery, F. PUG, Ferro Restau
rant, Caltagirone, Gonzalez
Grocery, DR.. Sust, Rufino Lii
mares, Federico Perez Breijo.
Contribuy6 con 40 centavos:
Casino Barber Shop.
(Continuara).
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SU
GUARDIA EN- LA o N
RA CON RUSSIA
FranciG Prohibe Ell EmvtO de
ArmaS O. RUmGn5G

Varsovia, enero 4.-Temien-
do I'm exodo de los judios de Ru-
mania, perseguidos por 81 go
bierno del primer ministro Co
ga, la guardia de la frontera ha
sido reforzada y no sc permitira
la entrada de rumanos sin la de-
bida Recommendation.
Muchos de los judfos de la
Bukovina, sin embargo, han re
tenido su ciudadanfa polaca.
Polonia teme que Ell estableci-
miento de lazos de amistad en-
tire Alemania Y Rumania reac-
clone en- su contra.
Sabese que Ell gobierno de Pa
rfs, descentento del coqueteo de
Rumanfa y Yugoeslavia con Ale
mania, ha prohibido ell envfo de
armas Y municiones a esos PAL
ses. La orden Sc di6 con la apro-
baci6n del consejo de ministries,
firmandola Ell ministro Dala-
der.
Ell ministro frances en- Buca-
rest, Adrien TERRY, pedira al
gabinete Goga explique su poll
tica futura en- relaci6n con Fran
ella.
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Los successes de Rumania han producido
hondo disgusto en- Paris
FL Rey ha tenido que someterse a los racistas
para no echar de SUI lado a la Lupescu

Paris, Enero 4-Los 1ltimos
successes de Rumania han per-
turbado profundamente al go
bierno frances. Calurosos te-
legramas entire ell p~residents
Lebrun y ell rey Carol Sc han
cambiado, per9 su valor es
muy relative.
La verdad permanece que ell
nuevo primer ministro cristia-
no nacional, Octayio Gagas,
ha destruido ne pocos dfas la
libertad civil y polftica; que
ha descargado formidables
golpes contra la libertad Ge ia
prensa Y que no podra impe :
dir que los viejos partidos re-
accionarios Sc vuelvan hacia
Berlin y Roma.
Dfcese queel rey Carol no
deseaba ir tan lejos; pero va
Sc lie compare con ell presiden-
to Won Himdenburg, que en-
enero de 1888, para resistir al
general Schleicher Y sus pla-
mes sociales, entreg6 ell gobier-
no, en- capricho de viejo enfer
mo, a Adolfo Hitlr, creyendo
que su amigo Franz Won Pa :
pen lie dominaria.
En- la misma forma, ell rey
Carol, habiendo sido derrota &.
do en- las ele~cciones de diciem-
bre 20, por ell Partido Nacio-
nal de Aldeanos, ACADIA de en-
tregar Ell poder a los racistas,
asumiendo que Goga represen
ia Ia facci6n moderada.
Todav'a existen frenoS que
podran contenerlo ror I'm mo-
mento. Por ejemplo, ell gene
raj kntonescu acept5 ell minis
terio de la guerra con Ia con
dici6a de que NADIA Sc Gamble
en- la cooperation de Rumania
cor AS potencias eccidentales.
Ticne Antonescu firmeza de
Cal acter.
Hace dos amos rehus6 ha :
blair a Nine. Lupescu, la que
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rida del rey, a la que sc encon
tr6 en- una comida.
No obstante, en- carrera larga
seria abrumado y dominado por
la guardia de Hero.
Ell rey Carol tampoco podra
mantenerse, a MEDIA que pasen
los meses.
Hace diez dias, en- las eleccio-
mes, ell rey perdi6 su prestigio y
los elementos constituencies a.
ST 10 dijeron por medic del vote.
Los racistas empezaron res
petandole y acabaran por echar-
lie, llevando en- ell pecado la peni-
tencia.
Ell rey no guerra arrojar de su
|iado a Nine. Lupescu, SUI aman-
tie, y este lie hizo entregarse en-
las manos de los enemigos de la
raza I'd la pelirroja".
E n1930 Ell rey prometi6 ell des
tierro de su querida al partido
de Aldeanos, pero no cumpli6 la
Rumania es un pals pequeno,
pero en- la presente crisis sigai-
flea mucho en- la paz de Euro
pa.
Seria I'm acontecimiento de
graves constituencies que Ruma
MIA, por medic de un convenio
commercial, pasara su aceits a A
lenania, 10 mismo que SUI trigo y
sus cereales. Las oligarqufas de
Polonia y Yugoeslavia sc anfma
rian entonces a apretar sus re-
|gimenes, a imitaci6n de Hitler
y Mussolini, a~plastando ell senti-
miento popular.
Todas las s~eguridades dadas
recientemente a lyon Delbos Sc
.rfan olvidadas, y Austria, 10 mis-
mo que Cheeoeslovaquia, queda-
ria en- total aislamiento.
Ell gobiernO frances va a asu-
mir una actitud seria frsnte a
Carol; ell gobierno Soviet no o.
culta que la dictadura de COCA
pudiera resucitar ell problema
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NOTAs
Niene de 10 SG)

FeRcitGci0n
La recibimos desde Rio de ia
metro, Brasil, y nos la envia e
conocido matrimonio Armandl-
ia Leon de Lado Y Calixto Lado,
alto empleado de la compania
Studebaker.
Los dos pasaron los primeros
amos de su vida en- Tampa y los
dos recuerdan q sus muchas a.
mistades.
Para sus amigos de Tampa,
por nuestro conducto, mandan
un saludo.
Armandita es hija de los es-
poses Angel Leon, quefidos a.
migos, Y Calixto de los esposos
Lado, tan estimados.
Les devolvemos Ell saludo cor
dial y seguimos hacienda votos
por su dieha.
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Dos Bodas

Dos Bodas
Tuvo lugar ell dfa % de diciem
bre la boda de la interesante Sc
norita Caetana Frisco Y ell apre
ciado j6ven Rail Garcia.
Candida Perez, el notario de
moda, verified la ceremonial en-
ell domicilio de la Sra. Rosa Fris
co, madre de la desposada, n1-
nero 1909 de la avenida %. Fir
maron Ell aeto los esposos Auro-
ra Y Carlos Cano.
Muchos y valiosos regalos re-
cibieron los nuevos espoSos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-04

Nelida Otero, la bella senori-
ia, contrajo matrimonio, Ell dia
20, con Ell conocido j6ven Aralio
Sanchez.
Tuvo lugar Ia ceremonial en- ell
domicilio de los esposos Ricar-
do Morera, 1906 de la avenida
Doce. Actuaron de testigos los
Sres. D. S. Sanchez y Ricardo
Morera. Fijaran su Residential
en- Tampa.
Muchas felicidades deseamos
a los nuevos esposos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-04
LESTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DEMOCRATICO DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA

PULAR D~EMOCRATICO DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA
OCOntinuGci6n)
Valentn Lopez, La Habanera
Drug Store, Sastreria de P. We
10, West Tampa Poultry, La
Nina Grocery, Henry Barbe :
ria, Eagle Shoe Shop, S. E. S.
Garage, Perdig6n Cafeteria,
Supreme Grocery, West Tam
pa Shoe Shop, Solomon Store.
Lascanio Grocery, S. Vicari
Grocery, Casa de Banos Gar :
gueiles), R. Portocarrero Bar
IBERIA, Ell Gallo Cafe, Fernan-
DEE (Nevero), La Gloria Gre
Gerry, F. Chiaramonte Shoe
Shop, Prieto Grocery, Rain
bow Cleaners, Jose Patino Bar
IBERIA, D. Silva, Pedrito Barbe-
ria, Delgado Cigar Store, Ra :
mon Garcia, Mascunana News
Stand, Jose Fuentes, Angel
Suarez, Jose Juran, Cigar Sto-
re, Lawrence Station, Coma :
lez Grocery, Broadway Cigar
Store, Benito Blanco Carnice :
ria Ell Palatino, William Moli-
net Botica, Angel Valdes, Ell
Mercado Unico, Ell Malec6n Ju
g~ueteria, J. M. Barber Shop,
A. Ruiz Barber Shop, Cusuma
no Grocery, w. T.; Eagle Ga
rage, Manuel Barcia, Frank
! Maurici Grocery, Felo Barbe :
ria, V. Fraterriaga, Jose Teis
jido Grocery, C.. Mistretta Gro
cory, Richard Barberia, Ferli-
ia Grocey, Cabal Grocery, Sc
villa Cyeaners, Maseda Barbe
ria, Maseda Cafe, Jose Fer :
nandez, Polo, PENN Cafe, Ell
Paraiso Grocery, Bolito Neve-
no, White Front Cafe, Raym-
ond Auto Parts, Q~uintanilla
Grocery, Central Cafe, Luis
Rio, Leo Dfaz Grocery, Tony's
Shoe Shop, J. Diaz, J. Menen-
dez, j. Sanchez, C~elestino L6
pei, Vicente Vaccaro.
Contribuyeron con 20 centa
vos: Joe Telese, A. Pinero,
Garcia Grocery.
Contribuyeron con Is centa
vos: Cannon Shoe Store, Amo-
relli Shoe Shop, Arguelles Bar
IBERIA, Victor Shoe Shop.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa
vos: Mesquida Store, Manolo
Cafe, Jimmy Barberia, Benton
Barberia, Peril Shoe shop,
Sunrise Grocery, Aronovitz,
Monte Barberia, Style Hat
Store, Joe Barberia.
Tampa, Die. 81, 1887.
NUEVA LISTA
contribuy6 con $12.70: u
MON de Panaderos.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Stebin Magyrosy, Citrus Park,
Ell Dorado Cafe, Pin Brun, Ma
Mia, I. F.
Contribuyeron con $500:
La Segunda Central Bakery,
Latin-Amsrican Laundry.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Carlos Miranda, La Favorita
Bakery, Franklin Mems Shop.
Contribuy6 con $3.50: Va
lencia Floral.
Contribuyeron con $500.
Fernandez y Garcia Mems
Shop, Atlanta Restaurant, Es-
tua Brothers, j. Campo, F. Me-
nendez, Spanish Park Restau-
rant, Columbus Drive Market,
Greco Floral, Lido's Cafe, Rex
Cafe, Columbia Restaurant,
Crackers Place, UnO de Ne
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kerry, La Epoca Grocery, Coo
perativa La Llegada, Corona
Cafeteria, Argentine Cafe,
Cafeteria, Argentine Cafe,
Guillermo Temes, Fructuoso
Gonzalez, Excelsior Printing
Co., Los Amigos de Palmetto
Grocery, Al and F. Grocery, 2
semanas, Guillermo Temes, 2
semanas.
Contribuyeron con $1.00:
Cafeteria La Norma, DR.. Ire
lies, Suarez Ballantine Beer,
Brick House Cafe, ErnestGs
Cafe, Cooperative La Commu-
ne, Tropical Cafe, Michigan
Cafe, Martinez Co. Garage,
Green House Cafe, Pardo y
Gonzalez Bakery, Pablo Piz-
20 Grocery, Baldomero's Cafe
Baldomero Cleaners, Luis Co.
ton Grocery, S. Leto & Sons
Grocery, V. Costo Grocery, Co
roma Grocery, Universal Cafe
terra, Madrid Fish Mkt, Ma
riano Sanchez, Ramon Sampei
70, S. Comparetto Carniceria,
Jose Casau Garage, National
Furniture, Sastreria Ell Encan-
to, Ayala Apron Supply Fer
nandez y Vega, The Rainbow,
Casino Drug Store, Muebleria
de Baamonde, Cafeteria La
Naviera, Fonte Poultry Palma
Cafe, Columbia Coffee Mills,
La Reguladora Coffee Mills,
DR.. Myers, La Bonita Beauty
Salon, La America Cafe, Do
doaino F. Garcia, Sportsman
Store, Express Cafe, W. Tam
pa Furniture, Cooperative La
Nuova Vita, Ell Aguila Drug
Store 4th of July Cafe, E. Fac
do Dairy, Ferreteria de Ale
man, Francisco Pumariega, La
tin American Garage, E. Lera
Grocery, M. Alvarez Grocery,
Esperdy Tobacco Co., La Pa
Iona Bakery, Tony's Diary
Tropical Service Sta, Gaspar
Garcia, Valentin Galan, Ora
NADIA Cafe, Manuel del Rio, 10
Sc Gonzalez, Serra's Boule-
ward Restaurant, Main & Ar
menia Fill. Sta, Juan Balsei-
TO, Ideal Cafeteria, Cooperate
va Ell Segunde Progreso, Coo
West Tampa Bakery, Royal
Fill. Station, Polo Norte Ice
Sta, Armenia Shoe Shop, La
Familiar, Jose Cuevas, Fleren-
tino Cueto, Carlos C6rces Ho-
yos, Luciano Gonzalez, Opti-
mo Restaurant, Diaz Restau-
rant, Fernandez Restaurant,
Habana Grocery, Joe's Barber
Shop, La Popular Bakery Leo
ne Bros. Grocery, AL & F. Gro.
T.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Dependencies de All & F.
2 semanas, Bolera
Mexicana.
Contribuy6 cen 60 centavos:
Rarberfa Ell Gallego.
Contribuyeron con SO cen
tavos West Tampa Reed Store.
Hi-lo Garage, fremont Cafe,
Cleaners, Breton Drug
Store, Caruso Grocery, Bisa-
gra Cafe, Almo Restaurant,
Alhambra Cafe, Ficarrotta
Store, Franklin Restau-
Pace Vinagre Barberia,
Filling Station, c..
Hernandez Grocery, Agustfn
Grocery, Casa de Ba
nos de Jose Fernandez, Tive
Cafe, Francisco Pallet
70, Victor Gonzalez, Aurora
Garcia, David Gonzalez, Fla
co, Eladio Valverde, J. and p.
Capitano Grocery, f..
Agliano Fish Mkt, w. T., LON
Grocery Puleo Feed
Store, Puleo Grocery, Oural
.arniceria, La Economic de
os Obreros. Casino Cafe, M.
Alfonso, White Chief Service
La gaceta., 1938-01-04
SECCION JUVENIL DE LOS
LEALES

Por este medic cito a todos los
miembros de la Secci6n de Re-
creo de la Secci6n Juvenil para
la junta general que Sc celebra-
ra ell Microbes 5 de Enero.
Deltina D6az,
Secretarfa.
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de la Besarabia.

ue Ia BeSaTabla.
Los gobiernos democraticos
debieran comprender de una
vez que Sc italian obligados a a.
poyar a los partidos politicos
que s~impatizan con los fines de-
mocraticos.
La gaceta., 1938-01-04
''SEL.ECTA"

"SELECTA"
La mejor Revista de Cuba
Suscribase a ella hoy mismo.
klame por los telefonos
Y1367 - Y 4575
La gaceta., 1938-01-04
OLD PEOPLE find
way to Keep breath
wholesome
Ralitosis (bad breath) quickly yields
to. Listerine, safe aailseptic and
deOd0rant

Eithsr Leeause OF stomach disturbances, food
fermentation, or the wearing of false teeth. old
people frequently have halitosis dad BREATH.
No wonder others consider them a nuisance.
But now Silence has found that the rexusar
use Of Iistesine will eftsn overcome decisive
mogte pdoss due to the fermentation of,tiuy
hns-oi food on mouth, teeth, or dental plate
surfaces.
TINS safe antiseptic and quick daOdorsne
works quickly! It cleansea mouth, teeth. and
gum surfaces. altsfernsntationl and hStre~
faction, a m%or cause Of odon, and then
coanteraets tfe odors themselves.
Try asfng ListeFine every two or thsae DAVIS.
Bee how much more wholesome it leayes yuur
mouth. How'll bweeteps your breath. Lambert
Pharmacal Cox St. Louis, Mo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
KAY KENNEDY
HEADING BACK

Kay Kennedy, free lance writer
with headquarters at Anchorage
passed through Juneau on the Yu-
kon today after a winter in her home
country in the Black Hills of the
DakotaS.
Miss Kennedy, who last year spent
several weeks in the Goodnews Bay
area during the height of the plat
mum rush fever and the japanese
fish invasion, has an urge to go
back to Goodnews again" but is
going to look around
Miss Kennedy has had several
stories printed on Alaskan subjects
in national publications, There will
be a story soon in the Seattle Times,
she said, on the platinum stampede
at Goodnews.
alaska looks plenty good to me
after the States!" Miss Kennedy
said today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
Mrs. Syverud Is
To Be NOrWOInen
Dinner Speaker
Regular Gathering to Be
Held Here Thursday
Evening

Mrs. Florence Syverud, District
Home Demonstration Agent, will be
the speaker at the regular dinner
meeting of the Norwomen Thurs
day evening, when members will
gather at o'clock in the Northern
Light Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Syverud, whose program in
home economics instruction is car
ried on through the University OF
Alaska, is well known in Juneau
for her work with the various Uni
versity Extension Clubs, and many
Norwomen and friends are expect
ed to be present, Thursday
Mrs. r. E. Robertson will preside
at the meeting, and in charge of the
program are Miss Pearl Peterson
and Miss Alice Palmer. Group sing
ing will also be held
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
STELLA DALLAS
TO END JUNEAU
SHOWING TODAY
Character Drama Stars Bar
bara Stanwyck at
Capitol

Stella Dallas" the Samuel Gold
wyn production co-starring Barbara
Stanwyck and John Boles which
ends tonight at the Capitol Theatre,
brought screen fame to many when
it was originally produced by Gold
wynn in the silent version late in
1925
1t was then directed by Henry
King, who only recently received
new acclaim for his direction of
Llcyds of London"
Belle Bennett, an unknown stock
company actress, was discovered"
by Goldwyn for Stella Dallas" in
1925, and leaped to immediate
fame. Ronald Colman, then just
7tafting, became prominent through
his picture. In it Douglas Fair
oanks, Jr, played his first grown
up role; Constance Bennett made
her first important picture appear
ance; Lois Moran made her screen
iebut, having been discovered by
Goldwyn for this picture; Alice
Joyce became star following its
-elease, and the cast also included
Winston Miller, brother of Patsy
Ruth Miller now a film writer, and
Maurice Murphy, then a child actor
)ut now a well-known leading man
THE current edition Of "Ctal1a
Dallas" was directed by King
Vidor and in addition to Barbara
Stanwyck and John Boles includes
n the cast Anne Shirley, Alan
Hale, Barbara ONeill Al Shean,
Tin Holt and others.
IL is a showmanship axiom that
yreat roles make great stars, and
t is expected that Goldwyn's I'M
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
VIVA DELMAR
STORY PLAYS
AT COLISEUM
Make Way for Tomorrow
Ends Juneau Show
ing Tonight

The revolt of modern youth
against the conventions of parents
and an insight into the problems of
a typical American family are made
the subject of sympathetic screen
play by VIVA Delmar in Make Way
fer Tomorrow" which ends tonight
at the Coliseum Theatre.
Miss Delmar, author of bad Girl, T"
THE Marriage Racket" and other
recent best-Sellers, discusses the
problems of a modern life-loving
girl in her teens, played by Bar
bara Read, and her relationship
with Fay BANTER, her bridge-play-
ing mother.
A counterpart is also provided by
the generation represented by Miss
Banter, her husband, his brother,
and his sisters, and their conflict
with the generation represented by
their parents.
These roles are played by Thomas
Mitchell, Ray Mayer, Elisabeth Ris-
dor and Minna Gombel as the
middle-aged children, and Beulah
Bondi and Victor Moore as the aged
parents. Porter Hall, Louise Beav-
ers. Maurice Moscovitch, late of
the stage, and score of others are
in the supporting cast.
Miss Read was chosen for the role
of the modern daughter by Miss
Delmar herself because the noted
writer claimed she most nearly APP
preached her conception of the AM
erican girl of 1887 both in her out
look upon life and in her physical
appearance. The story was direct
ed by Leo McCarey, who directed
"Ruggles of Red Gap" and THE
Milky Way"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12

men ARE TO
FLY hobo"
Two Men from Film Capital
Taking Plane to Cor
dova on Yukon

Cheechakoes-hobo of the air
that will identify H. Ernest and o.
Odell, of Hollywood, passengers on
the Yukon bound for Cordova with
four place Waco monplane to
"see Alaska by air.
Odell is supposed to be in the
movie business, but will not reveal
his position with that line. Ernst is
associated with radio station KMTR
of Hollywood, now dabbling in tele-
vision.
We're just up to look the country
over and have a good time-maybe
doing a little hunting" Ernst said.
Odell said less.
The two men will assemble their
plane at Cordova and fly into Fair
banks and see the rest of the towns
of the Westward and Interior.
Last summer, Ernst, who is pilot
of the little plane on the after deck
of the Yukon. took a hobo trip by
plane into deep South America.
Ever bum any placer" Ernst ask
ed Its fun. / flew down to South
America from Hollywood, had $500
with me, went as far as Buenos
Aires, came back, and had $3.50 with
me when l returned"
Nobody on the boat knows what
the two Hollywood "hobo" filters
have in mind, Both said they may
have big story when they come
out"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
Glacier Highway
Work Will Not
Halt All Traffic

All necessary traffic will be able
to get over the Glacier Highway
from AUX Bay to Lena Cove dur
ing the Strengthening and widening
work now going on, it was an
nounced today by the Bureau of
Public Roads. The road will neces-
sarily be closed at certain hours to
facilitate construction work, the
bureau statement said, but those
hours have not yet been determined
and when they are due notification
will be given the public.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
VIM. DICKINSON
DIES TODAY OF
HEART ATTACK
Pioneer Juneau Man Sue
sumbs to Long
Illness

One of Juneau's pioneer citizens,
William Dickinson, SO, died at $50
am, today at st. AIMS Hospital
from heart trouble, passing away
after being critically i'll for the past
four months and failing in health
for the past several years
Born in Modoc County, Cal, Feb
ruary 2, 1870, he survived his wife,
Clara Dickinson, only by ten months.
death having claimed her here last
June. Dickinson came north during
the gold rush days of 1898, but rather
than prospect he entered into bust
ness in the Alaska Steam Laundry
where he was employed for several
years.
He later became established as a
fisherman and fish broker, and in
his boat, the Clara D, also carried
freight from the Berner's Bay mine.
He later became a rancher at
Eagle River and had the mail
route from Eagle River to Juneau
for several years.
Dickinson is survived by three
sisters, one in Spokane, one in
Reno, and one in California. He was
a prominent member of the Elks
lodge in Juneau and Past Exalted
Ruler. Following word from rela-
tiyes in the south. funeral arrange
ments will be announced by the
Charles W. Carter Mortuary.
Dickinson, who has been in and
out of st. AIMS Hospital for the
past year, was rushed there for
emergency care yesterday afternoon
but failed to rally from the final
heart attack.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
Jackie Coogan
Asks Accounting
Of His Earnings
Demands Mother, Stepfath-
er Tell of What Has Be-
come of Four Million

LOS ANGELES, Cal, April IL. -
Jackie Coogan has filed suit against
his mother and stepfather, Arthur
L. Bernstein, demanding an &C
counting of four million dollars he
said he earned as a child star.
Coogan charges that his mother,
under domination of Bernstein, re-
fused to turn over property to him
and Coogan quoted his mother as
saying: You haven't a cent, it is
all mine and Arthurs." Coogan also
said his mother refused to let him
see the books
Coogan is now % and recently
wed Betty Cradle, movie actress.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
FATHERS, SONS
BANQUET IS SET
FOR APRIL Il
Affair to Be Held in Union
Hall-General Invi-
tation Issued

The annual Fathers and Sons
banquet, sponsored by the District
Committee of the Boy Scouts, has
been set for $3.50 the evening of
April 81 in the Union Hall, it is
announced by Charles G.. Burdick,
Chairman of the District Commit
tee. The hall is being donated for
the occasion, it was stated
Tickets are now on sale and it
was stressed by Mr.. Burdick that
the affair is not only for fathers
whose sons are in the Scouts but
that all fathers and sons in the
community are invited.
A program fitting of the occasion
is being arranged.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
OLAF SWANSONS ARE
CONGRATULATED UPON
BIRTH OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs Olaf Swanson are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter at 3 am. today
at st. AIMS Hospital.
The child, who has not yet been
named, weighed six pounds and
eight ounces at birth. Mr.. Swanson
is an owner of the Swanson Broth
ers Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
FOUR CHARGED
With TAKING
US. PROPERTY

On charges involving the theft
of government property, four per-
sons have been arrested here and
are held in the Federal Jail, ac-
cording to Assistant District At
torney George w Folta.
Those under arrest are Jess Nc
Daniel, whose true name, the Of
fetal said, was Jess villa d
Shoulder; Richard Welcome and
Mr.. and Mrs. Odin Looming. Nc
Daniel, a former CCC enrollee, and
Welcome, who is now CCC en-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
CARTEETI BABY
DIES AT GOVT.
HOSPITAL TODAY

At the age of ten months, Robert
Carteeti, Jr, died this morning at
the Government Hospital, after hav-
ing been brought to the hospital
Saturday for medical care.
Robert Carteeti, father of the
baby. is expected to arrive in his
boat from Hoonah tomorrow. The
body will be shipped to Hoonah
for burial.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12
LIVES RETURN
FROM SEATTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. John LIVE returned
to Juneau aboard the Northland
after a months vacation in Seattle
where they visited with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Live is master mechanic at
the Alaska Juneau mine.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1938-04-12

ployee, are charged with larceny
of government property and the
Lonnings are accused of receiving
and concealing the goods. The men
are alleged to have taken food
from the Forest Service
warehouse on Willoughby Avenue.