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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

the North Pacific Ocean IIarbor moved to intensity with It's the reported this morning being 0o intensity High prevailed Petersburg southwad to Oregon the being 3032 longitude 40 distribution attended by the Aeutan Islands out- the northern portion of British Columbia and by generally of the field of observation
 interior and western portions Fairbanks yesterday 56 the temperature 32 degrees and at am AT
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the Antarctic circle, travel almost due north a short distance and then begin curving back like the water shot up from hose on one side of the street, that falls on the opposite sidewalk
 It drops down again to the Ant arctic circle where it ends at sum- set. The total path is unusually short, even though it covers the distance between sunrise and sum- set. The brevity is due to the fact that the shadow falls on the end of the earth where the speed of revolution on the axis is slow.
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in on the Kougarok placers this summer. which area is tapped from Bunker Hill, and expectations for ireighting over the railroad this summer are for a booming business.
 We'll be pulling tank cars over the road this summer for the first time Powell said.
 The oil will be taken in to Bunker Hill and 'tractoredp over the tundra to mining operations on the Kou- garok
 Mrs. Powell, who joins Mir. Powell every summer in Nome, is in Seattle, where the couple spend the winter and will be coming north soon, MT. Powell saids a 44{
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LONDON, April 1.-The Countess of Carrick, formerly Marion c. Ed wards of Philadelphia, today was granted a preliminary divorce de- cree at the Lewes, Sussex, assizes on grounds of the Earls misconduct with Miss Phyllis Teague of London.
 The thirty-four-ye -year-old noble man, scion of an ancient Irish fam fly and friend of the Duke of Wind sor, did not contest the suit.
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Cor sale at The Empire Office.
 Try an Empire ad.
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g3'ou
 PLANTED s0'A|,I '
 LARGE SCALE: ] E:

AMARILLO, Tex, April 29 'llas The greatest tree planting program the United States soil conservation ser vice has attempted and perhaps the greatest in the history of the na- ton is underway. f
 More than 150,OOOOOO trees and shrubs are to be planted, about one-half of them in the semi-arid plains of the dust bowl country.
 H. H. Finnell, regional soil con- servation director, said experi- ments have indicated trees will grow in the Sefni-arid regions. despite the fact that many farmers once thought it was hopeless venture"
 The trees are useful as wind breaks and an aid in the govern ment's fight against dust storms.
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LOCAL. DATA
RADIO REPORTS

Lowest fam. 4a.m. PreCip.
 teunn tenn. velocity a hrS,
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Few to Watch Eclipse of Sun
 Near Antarctic
By HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE
 AP Science Editor

NEW YORK, April 29.-Lonely residents of the South Georgia and South Orkney islands = fishermen and weather observers-don't have much fun, but they will have a practical monopoly on the fun of seeing a total eclipse of the sun May 29
 On that day the moons shadow will trace path Curved like a magnet across the far South At lantic ocean It will begin inside
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Trio Is to
 Give Musical on
 Monday Evening

Residents from both sides of the Channel are planning attendance at the concert of the Boreas Trio to be given Monday evening, beginning at SIS o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple.
 A new type of musical program in
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(aiporD partly cloudy temperature CO., Blaine clear 45 cloudy 42; Bull Habor clear cloudy 43; Prince Rupert Ketckan showers AZ Craig showers A Wrange Tenakee 39; Hoonah ing 42; Stka Soapsone 40; Radovie cloudy A. Cape Hnchn Cordova rain and Mccarthy cloudy o Anchorage cloudy 3I clear 36 Nuao clear 4O Ne ana 4O Springs, A
 Juneau April 30.-Smrise 4:10 sunset, TAG
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the Gastineau Channel district. the soiree marks the combination of a social and musical evening with the original presentation of the Boreas Trio earlier this month, winning the appreciation of the audience.
 Helen Arlene Parrott, violinist; Edythe Reilly Rowe, 'cellist, and Carol Beery Davis, pianist, com- pose the trio. Mrs. Rowe is to be heard as soloist for the occasion.
 Following the program, in keeping with the tradition commenced at the first soiree, coffe will be served
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U S. DEPARTMENT OF AaNCULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau

Forecast vicinity beginning at pn Aph S' Rain Saturday; moderate southerly winoS
 the northern poro Rain tonight Saturday; souhery winds except % Canal and Chatham Sua noueias Saturday portion; Showers tonight ana moderate southey tonight over DXoh ue Strait
 Forecast Coast of the Gulf of aaska' fe Entrance 10 and fresh to strong southeast Cape Hin
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NOTICE TO MOTORISTS

Parking of cars is prohibited on Sixth St. between Seward and Main during construction.
 By Order of adv. CHIEF OF POLICE
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Diplomatic Corps Notes
Of Weeks Activities
Son and Daughter of Chilean
Ambassador Will Return.
Dinners and LuncheOns.

Dinners and Luncheons.
ME Chilean Ambassador Manuel Tucco have
with him again this week his and daughter
uel Tucco Senorita Trucco been
In Florida for fortnight Senor Tucco his
will return here Tuesday.
Mexican Ambassador Sonora Castillo Naera will
entertain at dinner Wednesday evening.
The Polish Ambassador Count jerry Poto expected to
return tomorrow from Cuba where he
The Ambassador also represents his country at Havana
luncheon Monday March H. in retiring
Counselor of the French Embassy M Jules Henry.
The Swiss Minister M Marc Peter will entertain group Of
men at luncheon Wednesday in honor OF M Jules Henry
The Austrian Minister Edgar Prochnk will be joined the
hst OF next week by Nine Prochn spending fortnight
Gee DIPLOMATIC, Page D-sJ
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Late Winter Weddings;
Miss Earle Is Bride
Marriage to 1t. R. r. Ingersoll
Holds Navy Circle Interest.
Miss Mary Jones Weds.

Navy circles in the Capital the wedding
Of Miss Grace Helen Earle daughter Of Capt John Bayss
Earle u S. N and Mrs Earle and It. Royal Rodney Inger
SOIL is stationed the u s. Cassn Navy Yard In
Philadelphia Royal Eason Ingerso, U. N and
ngrso which took place yesterday afternoon at 430 o'clock
Episcopal Church. the Rev. Henry Teller Cooke off,
ciatng The altar decorated with pale peach color gado
and snapdragons and palms and ferns.
bride, given in marriage by her father
white aqusee appiqued with satin flowers and fashioned
satn with tightly fitting bodice modified square neckine
pued sleeves and very full skirt with long train.
TERED ue veil held with flowers the the
head
Sally Berkeley Crenshaw wearing a white marquisete
gown Brides length,
maid of honor She short tule veil held with peach
color flowers and carried bouquet Of pale peach
dragons and gladion.
bridesmaids Miss Alice Ingerso sister Of the BRIDE
CONTINUED IN Page D-4, Column -
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Residential
And Official
News Notes
Presidents Wife
ToLeave Today
For Long Stay.
4 RS. FRANKLIN DELANO

M RS. FRANKLIN DELANO
M ROOSEVELT will leave
l ' i Washington early today
and will not return to the
White House until April 8. The
Presidents wife will make a
series of lectures this month, the
first to be given in Texas and
the closing one in Seattle, Wash.
While in Seattle Mrs. Roosevelt
will visit her Son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boettiger, and the latter's chill
dren.
The Attorney General and
Mrs. Homer S. Cummings will
leave Washington today for a
vacation in Florida. They will
spend some time at the Boca
Ration Club and later will visit
friends at Palm Beach.
Mrs. James A. Farley, wife Of
the Postmaster General, who
came to Washington for the
dinner given Friday in honor Of
the President and Mrs. Roose-
welt by the cabinet members and
their wives, returned to New
York yesterday morning.
Representative and Mrs. Hugh
Peterson have as their guests
their nieces, Miss Mary 10 Peter
son and Miss Jeanne Peterson
of Alley, Ga. Mrs. Peterson en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday
for her nieces, when the guests
included Miss Jean Cox, Miss
Betty Ramspeck and Miss Mary
Green.
Representative Henry B. Steagall Of
Continued on Page D-lO, Column H.
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Winthrop Chanlers
Will Depart Soon
For West Coast.

GINCE their return from their
wedding trip, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Winthrop Chanler, have been re-
siding in Mrs. p. Griffin de Maui
duit's home, which they leased.
However, April Is will see them de-
parting for the West Coast, where
Lieut.. Chanler will take up his
duty.
Mrs. Chanler, formerly Ger
trude Laughlin, daughter Of the
former United States Ambassador
to Spain and Mrs. Irwin Laughlin,
and Lieut.. Chanler were married
this winter and their wedding was
one of the outstanding events Of the
season. Mrs. Laughlin Is . sister
OF Miss Louise Iselin and MIR. Ern-
est Iselin Of New York, hence the
marriage Of her daughter brought
. great many from that city, since
the IseIin family Is q large one. Mr..
LAughlin comes from a large and
(see CHANLER. Page D-3.)
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Mile. Boulanger Here
For Concert at Club.

Mrs. Roosevelt and the New French
Ambassador, Count Doynel de Saint
quentin, head the list of patrons
for the concert which Mile. Nadia
Boulanger and her group of singers
will give this evening in the Sulgrave
Club.
Other patrons and patronesses in
clude former United States Ambas-
sador to the Argentine and Mrs. Rob-
ert Woods Bliss, Mrs. Eugene Byrnes,
Mrs. Winthrop Chanler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo HesseIbach, Mrs. Walter E. Hill
ton, Capt. and Mrs. Owen C. Hol-
leran, Miss Harriet Winslow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, DR.. and Mrs
Hans Kinder, Mrs. Hugh Roberts,
Miss Julia Schelling, DR.. and Mrs
Harold Spivak, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Corrin
Strong and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend.
The program will be Historical
Types Of Vocal Music" and the group
Of singers include Nine. Gisele Peyron,
Ctesse. Jean de Polignac, Nine. Irene
Kedron, Nine. Nathalie Kedro6. NJ.
Hughues Cuenod and N. Doda Conrad.
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Wigglesworth Hosts.
Mrs. Sohier to Visit
Mrs. Denegre.

u REPRESENTATIVE AND MRS.
~ RICHARD W1GGLEsWORTH
of Massachusetts, entertained at
dinner last evening. They ran into
q certain amount of difficulty ALL
ing the list, due to the large num-
ber of women in residential and
official circles who attended the an
nual stunt party given by the
Women's National Press Club last
night at the willard.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Thompson Pell will be hosts at q
luncheon at their country place
near Vienna, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Meyer will entertain at the
luncheon hour today. also at their
weekend house near Miss Ma
deira's School in nearby Virginia.
Washington Is looking forward
to seeing Mrs. William Davies
Sohier, jr., the former Elaine Dene-
gre, who will make very short
(See sOHIER, Page D-e.)
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Innovations Bring Thrill
And Bolster Otherwise
Dull Lenten Season
Metropolitan Club Opens Doors
To Women Bridge Players.
New Games Invented. ~
By PHYLLIS THOMPSON,


MERE always something cropping # it
ly organized resort it is restaurant
ing spot cruise all of which shows that
the overdone phrase never dull moment" very
after ALL
1t won't be long announcement Mrs John
Doe will entertain at the Metropolitan Club will be
out much the batting
old club the of Seventeenth
but recently been opened to the weaker still
somewhat of shock when lady casually that
bridge with husband another the Metropolitan
Club To be women only allowed in the club
the evening and only with member furthermore this
lege extended daughters
still it is change which takes little time
Just this past week there has been much talk of two
bridge which have Aiken Palm
rapidly taking foothod Washington the Virginia
ing country and Long Island
One of the newfangled games
Tor to play quite alone The former invented
launched by Miss Elsa Maxwell the
with imaginative of The latter
looking board said to perfect the good player
practice for the player and the
for the beginner Mrs Jasper Du Bose whose husband is
bridge enthusiast wilkins Joseph Letter
expert players; Mrs. McConhe,
Nathan Scott and Miss Angelica Lloyd among the many
Washington pastimes
to be something under the with which while away
the time.
Lady Lindsay Visiting
Near Charleston.
This being year many migrate
Carolina with interest that the
Hotel in Charleston renovated turned
revival of Porgy interest in the old time spals
foot and will lend charm already delightful
and popular spot.
Charleston new Lady Lindsay wife of His Britannia
Maesys Ambassador the other hand favore
hers and yesterday she set of for Yeaman Hail. outside
the city, where will spend about weeks
Henry Whigham and Mr. and Mrs Dwight Davis have been
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Entertaining
Soon Shifts
Outdoors
Dates Announced
For Dances at
F Street Club.

1T IS common knowledge that
the spring and early summer
i seasons in Washington are
just about perfect. The Capital
is more conducive to parties in
gardens than most cities, for
nearly every house of any size
boasts a garden and the climatic
conditions are such that these
garden spots can be used for
many months.
In about six weeks from now
teas, dinners and dances will be
set in the out of doors beneath
spreading trees and porch fur
niture will be preferred to bro
cade-covered sofas and needle
point chairs. Hurricane lamps
will come into their own again
under which will twinkle tall
candles on tables placed under a
kindly moon and glistening
stars.
The 1925 F Street Club put on
some very successful dances last
year under the leadership of
Vicomte j. Henri de Sibour, who
has consented to take the helm
again this season. The dates
of the supper dances are an
nounced as Thursday evenings,
May 10, June 2 and June 16. The
committee includes, the Adviser
on Political Relations of the
State Department, Mr.. James
Clement Dunn; the Secretary of
the Hungarian Legation, Baron
Paul Schell; Maj. Ferry K. Heath,
Mr.. William Jasper Du Bose, Mr..
Tinsley Garnett, Mr.. F. Moran
McConihe, Mr.. Thomas Moor
head, Mr.. Newbold Noyes, Mr..
(See PARTIES, Page D-2.O
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(See PARTIES, Page DID
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speaking SerlOuSIy OF d CIlp III Clle HeaI
future to another historic spot, VIII
liamsburg, Va. Like Charleston, Will
liamsburg will. and rightly so, con-
tinue to thrill and fascinate as long
as we live and its interest will not
wane with repeated visits.
Departing and Returning
Diplomats Encourage Parties.
Washington hostesses always vel
come q reason for entertaining. II
it is not for someone who is about to
leave 1t is to welcome someone back
with open arms. With the newly ap-
pointed United States Minister to
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Mrs. Brewster
At Home. /

Mrs. Brewster. wife Of Representa-
tive Ralph o. Brewster, who observes
the first Tuesday IN the month Is her
day at home, will receive Tuesday aft
ernoon, April 5. from to 8 O'Clock
1t the CarltoA
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At Homes Planned.

(See THOMPSON, Page DAD
Evening star., 1938-03-06
Sonora de Espil
Returns Tomorrow.

The Argentine Ambassador, Senior
Don Felipe Espil. will be Joined to-
morrow by Sonora de Espil, who has
been in Atlantic City for . short time,
with her mother, Mrs. Frank Let's.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

The Chief Of staff of the United
States Army and Mrs. Malin Craig will
be NJ home for the last time this sea-
son this afternoon from to 8 o'clock
at their quarters at Fort Myer.
The Major General Commandant OF
the Marine Corps and Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb will be at home from 5 to Z
o'clock tomorrow at the commandant's
house. This will be their last ut home
Of the season.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS


 Sealed Bids will be received in TRIPLICATE by N. Lester Troast and Associates, Shattuck Building, Juneau Alaska, until 1:30 pm. Mo- vember 21, 1888 for the construction cf a WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM for the SEIDOVIA PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT. Seldovia, Alaska. and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids received after the time fixed for opening will not be considered. Plans, specified tions and form of contract docu- mentS may be examined at the Of- flee of the Clerk of the Seldovia Public Utility District and the of ficeS of N Lester TroaSt and ASSo- ka. A set of plans, specifications and forms may be obtained at the office of the Engineer, N Lester Troast S5 Associates, Juneau, and Anchorage, Alaska, upon deposit of $l000.
 The full amount of deposit for one set of documents will be re- turned to each actual bidder with in a reasonable time after receipt of bids and the return of the Plans and Specifications. Other deposits will be refunded with deduction not exceeding the actual cost of repro duction of the drawings, upon the return of all documents in good con- dition within thirty (30) days after the date of opening bids
 Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashiers check i or bid bond with authorized surety company as surety) made payable | to the Owner in amount not less than 5% of the amount of the bid
 The Seldovia Public Utility Dis trict reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive informali- ties.
 No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening ] thereof, or before award of contract, unless said award is delayed for a i period exceeding thirty (30) days.
 It is estimated that there will be available for the work to be done under this advertisement substan- tially the sum of $22,00000
 N. LESTER TROAST &
 ASSOCIATES,
 Engineers for the SELDO-
 VIA PUBLIC UTILITY
 DISTRICT,
 SELDOVIA, ALASKA. First publication, October 29, 1888. Second publication, November 5, 1888.
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ARCTIC BUTCHERING

Fall frosts mean butchering time On the Arctic tundra. Top-grade reindeer meat, tongues, lvers, and hearts, will soon arrive in port aboard the MS. North Star Prices are very reasonable. Watch for the North Star
 Buy Alaska products! adv.
 Chas. Goldstein store will be open Saturday, Oct. 29, ' to 9 pm. adv.
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Brownie Charges TrOIIers Going
 After Deer Kill
Nine Shots Necessary to Dispatch Meat Eating
 FreshwaterBay Bruin

Emil Vienola troller, brought a bear story to Juneau today that is a good lesson. in caution for all deer hunters
 Vienola shot three bucks last week near East Point in Freshwater Bay. He packed one deer out and two days later went back with Bernhardt Savikko and Oscar Lund- strom for the other two bucks.
 Unwittingly the men came up on the scene of the kill without eau ton, and their first warning that bear was about came in the form Of crashing of brush behind them.
 Brownie Rears, ROars
 Vienola turned suddenly, he said, and about ten feet away" big brownie reared to his hind feet with a real roar"
 With his 30-40 rifle, Vienola planted a bullet in the bears ex- posed chest, knocked him down, and shot him again in the shoulder As the bear started off, Lundstrom shot him three more times and Vienola, reloaded, emptied his six shot magazine at the brute.
 Dead, the bear measured close to eight feet from tip of nose to tip of tail and had a fine pelt Vienola said.
 Dear Eaten
 About thirty feet from where the 5ear' had charged, the men founo sne two dead deer almost wholly consumed and buried in moss and dirt where the feeding bear had cached his" meat.
 Two morals present themselves One, deer hunters should not leave meat on the ground or within reach of beer Two, when returning to a kill, realize there is a strong possibility bear has found it first and claimed it for his own.
 It is bad business to take a bone from a dog when he doesn't know you. It is worse to bother a bear and his meat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-29
Hollywood Si;gh5 And Sounds
ey Robbin Coons

HOLLYWOOD Cal, Oct 29Its Sister Week in the preview world.
 everywhere take leave em I'd say n-b reservations. entertaining weeks pictures Park Avenue gals debuted together pared together gone everywhere to- gether undertake o killer together
 seuth Barbara Stanwyck the madcap society girl who wandes nnoceny murder at and then get police believe there murder.
 Manton piqued their scoffng, and annoyed editor eny Fonda who pories her publicly as a parasite that she CD turns (2) falls love with the newsman and t3) gets that she nearly murdered herself.
 Directed by Leigh Jason The Mad Miss Manon sustans interest who-doneit thriller and holds for the most part good comedy
 blood ssterss not sequel to Daughters" although might such
 The period 190408 the Silver Bow Montana. The village druggist (Ieny his wife Beua Bond) have three daughters Bette Davis Anita Louise Jane Brayn
 The the uio between presidential election ball the with the main emphasis naturally hit ting marriage co-sta Errol Flynn
 Flynn San Francisco romantic c but not good him loving him in spite aa including his drinking and losing his job his deser
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ALASKA MINER STAKES
 CLAIM TO GIRLS HEART

Milton w. Nodacker. placer miner near Fairbanks, and pretty Lila Jenkins, Denever telephone oper- ator, were married recently in Seattle Following the wedding the couple left for a visit in Denver, then California and will then begin the big adventure in the Interior and make their pile" there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-29
BROWN APPOINTED
 CRAIG U. s. COM.

James T. Brown has been ap- pointed U. s. Commissioner at Craig, by Federal Judge George F. Alexander, succeeding Ray Carton, resigned, effective next November 1. Brown also will serve as Deputy Clerk Of Court at Craig as well as Deputy Collector of Customs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-29
 BECOMES CITIZEN

Olav Bjorne F'lobergsund, native of Norway, was admitted to U. s. citizenship this morning at a nat uralization hearing before Federal Judge George F. Alexander. He was permitted to change his name to Floberg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-29

 percent income tax ilcrease-apply- ing to corporations and individuals alike would yield upwards of two hundred fifty million dollars a year This means of financing armaments was urged upon President Roose- velt by the New York financier, Bernard M. Baruch, in recent talks.
 DIVORCE SOUGHT
 J. M Thompson of Juneau has filed suit in District Court for di- yorce from Myrtle O. Thompson on grounds of incompatibility.
 Try an Empire au.
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WANTED

WOMAN WANTS work by hour or day Phone Green 705. WANTED Woman wants room and board in quiet home. Write Elm pire s 94
 PARTY IN business in urgent need of $1O0 for emergency. 20. Box 1891
 WANTED TO BUY: Woodworking power tools. Write P. O. Box 1713. WANTED TO BUY-House, income property preferred; furnished or unfurnished. Address L. Empire. WANTED acreage near Ju- neau. H. Hapsom, Fanshaw, AL aSka.
 FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT-Phone Green 7O5.
 FOR RENT - Partly furnished house. Inquire Snap Shoppe. ROOM with bath in private home; gentleman preferred. Call Black APT, after pm call Green 427. FOR RENTING otfi1e rooms in First National Bank Bldg. Inquire al bank
 C0ZX, warm. furn. apts. Light water. dishes. cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable al Seaview
 MISCELLANEOUS DUTCH SAYS When the bears be- gin to hibernate, just put Pres tone in your cars. Duteh's Garage and Wrecking Yard DIAMOND T TRUCKS.
 JOIN. OUR Dollar a-Week Club Channel Apparel Shop. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, S4h0. Finger wave, CSC. Lolas Beauty Shop, telephone POI, 315 Decker Way. TURN your old gold into value. cash or trade at Nuggst Shop.