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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-27
FRANK 5. BARNES
 OF WRANGELL FILES
 FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Frank s. Barnes, of WrangeA, has
 filsd his candidacy for election to the House on the Republican ticket, according to the Federal Clerk s office. It was reported yesterday that Barnes. widely known business man of Wrangell, intended to make bid for seat Tn the Legislature,
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to the mileage over that of the Ju- Fairbanks service that the De- partment is now advertising, and would give these four Alaska cities the advantages of a through air mail service to the States without the necessity of a branch or feeder route that has been proposed to connect with the Fairbanks route at Tanacross.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-27
SEWING MEETING HELD

Mrs. Edward Ciovanetti and Mrs. T. J. McCaul were co-hostesses this afternoon at the sewing meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America, held at the home of Mrs. McCaul. The affair assembled large group cf members and friends.
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U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the U. s. Weather Bure

and vcirity, beginning at pm Jan 2 Fair tonight moderate fresh east to 
 tonight and Friday fresh north winds except strong inortherly over Lynn Canal and Chatham Strait
 Forecast Gulf of Alaska Moderate fresh east to north Hnch brook tonight
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Approximately $1,50o,oO0 was real ized on the sale of art treasures in London auction rooms during the two months before Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-01-27

Britains annual betting turnover is estimated at between $1,750,000 GOO and s2 100000. It is divided among football pools, dog racing, gaming machines and horse racing in that order.
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that time, The Secretary's order will not revive permits which had been cancelled prior to December 31, 1897, or which have been exchanged for leases.
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B. M. Behrends Co, Inc.
 "Juneuu's Leading Department Store"

(want to hog all the good spots. In the first place, they know competl- ton from keen minds in the busi- ness and professional world is what they need to keep them on their ] toes. In the second place, few career men. if any, could afford the ex- lpense of the London and Paris posts, the two most important of l all
 The government of the United States simply won't pay the bill in those cities, and, outside of salary ithe social pace often requires $100,- O00 a year out of the ambassadors personal pocketbook.
 Incidentally, the business of put ting wealthy and influential men in important embassies, regardless lof their ability, has occasionally Iproved irksome to a President.
 Couldn't Accept l once former Presloent Hoover badly needed a certain career man in Paris The man was called from his post to Washingtn, and the proposition laid before him.
 But, MT President" he said, "as much as I appreciate the honor, cannot afford to go to Paris
 Let me ask four or five public spirited citizens to guarantee you S40,000 a year while you serve the nation in Paris" countered tho , President.
 Would you accept such gift with the personal obligation it i'm : plies?" queried the diplomat, anc ; that was the end of that. |
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In addition to the items specifi- ically set up for Alaska, the Budget contains a number of lump-sum es- inmates not earmarked for particu- lar regions, but which will later be allotted for projects approved by Congress. Among these are the es- inmates for river and harbor im- proyements, for flood control, and for forest roads and trails.
 Although the general river and
 harbor item has been greatly re- duced in the Budget, the Delegate said that he was very hopeful Q. securing funds for harbor improve ment at Juneau and other ports
 where the need is great. He also n- dicated that he believed the out Ilcok will be favorable for taking up the flood control projects at Seward Iand Skagway this year.
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(airport, temperature 36 Blaine partly cloudy Ketchkan Wrangel Petersburg 6 Radiovie
 
 partly cloudy Cordova clear 13; Citna thy partly cloudy clear, Springs clear, 32; Ruby Katag partly dy -2 showing, Ohogamute cloudy
 Juneau. Jan. 28 = Sunrise SIS pm; sunset 4:12
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Tcday's News Today.-Empire.
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

 Mackenzie
 
  morning
  night Southeast Alaska
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Empire classifieds pay.
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Alaska Appropriations
 Approved by President

Continued rom Page One)
Evening star., 1938-04-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

100ScS VNNTE0 To KENT.
UNFURNISHED FIVE-ROOM HOUSE OR
apartment with yard. Must be reasonable
near transportation. Box CAV. Star. 25.
FURNISHED HOUSE OF : TO o ROOMS
by family Of two. with permission to sub
let A. s. KRESS. 6703 Georgia ave. NV.
oWNERS-LIsT YOUR VACANT PROP
erty with us; We will rent it. Have calls
Tor houses daily. Write or phone
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1924 14th St. NV District 3346.
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BUILDERS SACRIFICE.

New detached center-hall Colonial
rooms . baths. garage; automatic heat.
custom-built in high-claSs, restricted
Northwest location in District. charm
ing substantial home. Owner builder
will cut price for quick sale to Sl1,o5n.
Formerly S12 $50. Lifetime chance. Box
3Sg-S Star
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Very Easy Terms
JORDAN'S
Corner 18th & 6 SITS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD..S3 and so wk.;
c.h.w.; 2 car lines: men. Adams 1923
1882 ,CALvERT-Large front room with
inc al inen and Silver er s. So week lur
21s JEFFERSON ST. N:W.I1Large front
phone: pvt. bath. Randolph 30a5.
iS5 sth ST EELarss sTon, room
sonable.
refined, with home atmosphere, and privi,,
Business hsTse ss Rsas pr n% or
So n9rth Of Dupont Circle bet. 18th st.
puPoNT CIRCLE; 1735 St: n.xLAt-
porch; reasonable; adults. go
1851 EUCLID ST; NW.-unusually attrac-
twin beds; newly decorated; $3.50 each.
FREE CAR SPACE, COY 1-RM. APT.
SIS wk; adults. 1855 Harvard st. NV.
Home. where it's high and cool for sum-
rm viss ad5oninr furnished porch mod
men, nm pFstss5Tsd; sasS sSS Single. $50 double.
GRANT CIRCLE. 44O0 III. ave. n.w.-1
s4ss:y bet. I 1850 3 and s, |, pm. Ss.. o0lun0'A
sassissD[ns ss9s ass bas sS and $685. near i4sh st.
1431 CHAPLIN ST. NV, S20-second-
gentleman: one-half block 14th st. car.
1927 L ST. N.W.-Attractively furnished
Ink. room on second floor and next to
bath. SO. Also first floor, single. $3.50
1873 EYE ST. N.W.-Laree twin bedroom.
running water, desk. 3 windows. S35 Also
sinEle room with water. S22 monthly.
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Rooms.
running water. single or double. for par
ticular people; baths with showers; reason
able. 800
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ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.

noor; 3 rooms private bath sink; Ink:
S5o; light heat. gas included; to l or 2
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.

2471 18th ST. NV large rooms hall
kltchenette. pvt. bath; gas. cleo, heat
1925 PARK RD N.W-Two large rooms
with private bath; electricity furnished; ;
quiet home. Adams 347O
69!5 MAPLE ST. Takoma, D. C.-One
square bus line: one large room. second
moor, .S15 month Can be seen any time:
use OF phone. Randolph 1919.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1929 K ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms. semi-private baths: ex-
cellent home cooking. 25s
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK. large airy
ish group. Call Randolph 31s4.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1923 10th st. NV
EWin ETxSeilent mt, rooms and board guaranteed.
NEAR \ = VR1osn,2,1Tx 1pgRoNT CIRCLE 1877 10th St.
semi-private baths: excel. meals; reas
1918, VERMONT AVE, downtown-select
SUITABLE s M 3: running water: best foods;
$50 week each: others: board OPTIONAL
d.1snt a5i5 EYE YES, ST. NWmDouble room. ex
double Ta meals st. sefv.S sssasS eo5Eas sass
ssl06 ST. N:W;-,A few vacancies; home
atmosphere; good home cooking: one block
from Conn. ave: low rates. Dupont 9653.
25sl 2sslv CONN AyE.@oBeautifully furnished.
bath: delicious mesis ADAMS Adam Se45Df'Sa'e e4n5
2OO3 EYE ST. N.W.-Walking distaAce;
f4ont next G. A,.V w. u ,n.. beautiful: large cool:
experts. s33 month. Republic sse0 ssos. ~
23O7, CALVERT ST. NW.-Newly deco
rated, attractively furnished rooms: ga
ssfS. ssff; delicious meals reasonable. Adams
1929 ST. N.W.-Large. sunny room,
tance downtown.
1905 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancies of large
attractive rooms: walking distance
5531 7th ST. N.W.-Large, bright, double
rm;: IN PVT. home. next bath; also young
man to share room with another: delicious
meals; conv. trans: $50 ca. Rand. 298S
MODERN NO JEWISH HOME has lovely rm.,
phone; good trans: Geo: 5000. .-''
1920 NORTHAMPTON ST. N.W-Doubie
Tm.: high; cool; $35; all home privileges.
Emerson 4489.
1702 18th NW.-Delightful large, airy
rooms. twin beds: with or without food;
walking distance. North 1474. 29s
LARGE. light, airy room and bath: private
home. near park: excel. meals; conv. trans;
reas Georgia 2441. 26s
1870 R. I. AVE. MW.-Downtovn: large
shady lawn: airy outside rooms opening
for men and women. Met. 243s.
JAIL KENNEDY ST. NV. Single OF
double room. semi-private bath; private
detached home: porch; excellent board.
26s
AGA Gath RD. n. Arlineton-Beautiful
location. single or double, near Washington
Golf and Country Club; Transportation.
Walnut 1e2S-J. 2Ss
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD in country home;
mr.. Winchester. Va. For particulars, write
MRS E.. A. FAWCETT. Mountain Falls
Route, Winchester, Va.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Comfortable front
room. private family; no other roomers;
reasonable: garage. Wis 1858.
1885 ALASKA AVE,-Front furnished
room. private bath, for one or two persons.
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GRAND PIANOS

"?ssTn Ss~ k.aaeed s%se' Grand ''''d'' $44
"sin;s k;ns.,1 e''s now sfsss Reduced %.'s by S1e
o's,: ns.,. Ss~ ss"' kss1s.d ssss Grand dixie SCI
"1"t,3.'es ":.'' Now fsss Reduced Grand n4s SIT
Story & Clark Grand (new. me- Clan
dunn size). Now Reduced bTV
Gable Grand (new, 5-fo0t size). C19n
Now Reduced - Qg ~
Knabe Grand lin perfect con- 6I7I
dition). Now Reduced - @l
steinway Grand tused, but like CIT
new). Now Reduced --
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ApAN ] msNbS SUBURBAN.
BETHESDA LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath: unfinished private home. Wis
consin 6O14.
TA.KEoMA PARK. D. c-ATTR. !. RMS.
bath closets, auto. heat. refg.; 1st H.: pvt.
entrance; conven.: adults. Georgia 134s.
3 BEAIE AVE. RIVERDALE. MD
rooms. kitchenette. private tile bath and
entrance. tust OF boulevard; new; reason
able. Greenwood 1433-W
TWO ROOMS. KIT. BATH. OIL HEAT:
elec.: 1st floor; near bus. stores. 1907
Jackson ave. Brentwood. Md.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD!;-.DELIGHTTUL
apt. 8 rms, bath. entire 2nd floor: garage.
large yard Bargain, $42.50; heat, hot
water included. Greenwood 1861.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1870 LEE HIGHWAY
Desirable apt. for empl. couple; high ele-
yation; Is min. downtown Wash: entire
End a. Of country home; lee, liv. rm:: with
fireplace; pvt. bath and entrance; ami;
garden space. Clarendon 1910.
S50--NEw. MODERN DUPLEX HOME
f1ve rooms. porches, garage; yard one nlock
to school. churches and bus: 20 minutes to
center Of city; refined adults.
GRUVER
Phone Nattnnal 0113. 1920 et. NV.
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SMALL UPRIGHT PIANOS

Small Studio Upright (slishtly O. a
uscd. Now Reduced -- @01
Apartment Upright trented 6En
months). Now Reduced pOV
Lester Small Upright FUSED in G13E
studio). Now Reduced PlOO
Story Clark ns Moderne floor %76
Delivery and our usual service
guarantee 10 included in the
prices Of these instruments.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES FUR. OR uNFuR.
HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.

l31 PARK RID. NW.-9 RMS, . BATHS
'5-Sl 100. Open Sunday. from 3 to q pm
lev. 7l76.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFuR,

1910 18th ST. N.W.-3 RMS. KITCH-
enette bath apt; gas, heat. elec. phone.
F-lgldalre furn.: mr.. stores schools.
$40 RANDOLPH ST NW.-ATTRACTIVE
:'-rm. apt, with refined couple; semi
bath. cleo. gas refg.; adults only
WOODRIDGE. 35O7 gath ST. MEN
mace light chw porches. yard all IN
cluded. North lS". 2636 Monroe St ne.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN Shepherd
NAVAL VILLAGE. 243l NW,-LIV R.
bedroom; dinette. kit. bath; gas cleo,
c.h.W., elec. refg. free
1881 YOU ST. SE.-3 OR 5 ROOMS:
ami: private bath. Adults only. Electric
re1rlgeration. hot water. AL 20H5-W %.
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CAS- ALLISON ST NV
rooms, bath. h-v.h: newly deco
rated throughout; garage S6c so
3645 VEAZEY ST NV
rms. ! i2 baths INV h. cleo fire.
place porch; semi-detached: ga
rage 40
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$50 MONTH"; NJ Y AVE NV,
rooms bath. cellar under entire house
ami: references required. Inquire No.
N Y ave nW
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s595o-NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS
These modern bungalows with gas heat,
Hollywood baths and other attractive
convenient NV suburb Modest cash or
clear lot as cash and balance $40 month
including taxes.
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1929 K ST. N.W-Nicely furnished single
ana double rooms. semi-private baths: ex-
cellent home cooking S5s
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK, large airy
room for gentlemen, with unorthodox jew
lsh group. Call Randolph 1884
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Continued

SI4.0UO-CHEVY CHASE.
A large, roomS brick house. fully de-
! tached and situated IN exceptionally fine
section west of Conn. ave. Has ten rooms,
three baths, oil heat. two-car built-in ga =
rage: has just been done over like brand
new and the price adjusted for immediate
sale. To inspect. phone
R NJ. HOOKER-Metropol o663.
oil Ar1a
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Is. 'oo. EVtNINs' EMtTAON 4-bN,
7-ROOM BUNGALOW.

All modern conveniences: pretty corner
lot, garage; a real bargain at $500;
cluding interest at So. Call Mr.. PAS
| COF Dist tuqn or Decatur 45O
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AGA gath RD n. Arlington-Beautifu
location. single or double, near washington
Golf and Country Club; transportation.
Walnut 1881. 2es
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THE FAIRFAX.

APT. ] RM., X. S37: " RMS. K. S55.
FURNISHED AT SLIGHT CHARGE
convenient. hreproof bldg: ~ hour ele-
vator. switchboard service: refriperation on
mouse 1870 R st. NV Potomac 1000
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued

1891 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Nicely furnished rooms: twin beds. coil
springs: new furniture: adjoining porch:
Ok
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
Former Juneau
 Man Missing

Eugene De Rusette, former we'll known painter of Juneau and Doug las, is reported missing according to the following appearing in a re- cent Valdez Miner:
 Eugene De Rusette, a painter at Dayville, where he had a contract to paint the buildings of the North Pacific Sea Foods, A. s. Day and Sons, is missing, and it is feared that he is drowned, MT. De Ru- sette spent the night on one of the cannery boat and was missing next morning. One sock and his hat were found on deck.
 A vigorous search was made by cannery employees, but no trace could be found of the missing man.
 Reports to the effect that he had been seen in town that night were traced down but found to be in accurate
 Mir. De Rusette came to Valdez early in the spring in company with a companion and the men did considerable painting about town.
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''Dinond-Minded," Says Meherin of
 Coming Election
Juneau Business Man Back from Trip Through Terri
 tory-Finds Alaska Good

Everywhere at the Westward and in the Interior people are s'Dimond- minded" according to J. J. Meherii1 who arrived in Juneau on the Mt Mckinley Saturday night after a months trip through the Territory
 People were talking Dimond enthusiastically, ready to follow Jim Farley's advice and send him back to Congress" Meherin said.
 Next to the approaching elec- tion, I found the interest of people centered in the trips that Postmas- ter General Farley and Secretary Ickes are making to Alaska this summer. The feeling is that out of them will come important things for the Territory"
 With Earle c. Clifford, Meherin left Anchorage July in chartered Star Airways plane, covered Bristol Bay, the Kuskokwim, Nome, Candle and all of the towns along the Yu- kon and Tanana up to Fort Yukon "a trip of over 4,000 miles.
 There was no weather permit ting" about their journey, the tra- velers said. Beautiful flying weather prevailed throughout their trip.
 "The weather was too good" ac- cording to Meherin Clear sunny weather in the mining districts re- suited in dangerous shortage of water, and mining operators were hoping for rain"
 In the fur districts conditions were good, and traders were pleased by the slight advance in beaver and muSkrat.
 Ten days were spent on the 4,000- mile trip. Clifford flew back to Ju- neau by Pacific Alaska Airways July 24 and Meherin took the Mt. Mckinley from Seward last week
 Meherin, who is president of the Baranof Hotel Corporation, said that he found lot of interest wherever he went in Juneau's new hotel.
 In addition to his business inter ests in Juneau, Meherin is whole sale representative for Hills Bro- thers' Coffee, Consolidated Dairy Products, National Biscuit Com pany, J. A. McGregor Company and Alaska Distributors.
 Clifford is Zellerbacb Pauer Com pany representative, and handles Dunham, Carrigan and Hayden, of San Francisco, Sherwin Williams Paint Company and Bowles Plumb ing Supply
 Both Clifford and Meherin will remain in Juneau for about week before leaving on the yacht Triton to cover Southeast Alaska towns.
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to do. They weren't hired to keep passengers happy but to sell tickets"
 Last fall, he says, several come ly girls were put behind the ticket counter in Northwest's Chicago of flee. They produced Now, as fast as girls can be trained here it takes six to eight weeks-they are being sent to other ticket offices.
 Harrington says new profession for women is being opened up. T estimate 85 per cent of our selling will be done by our women traffic representatives over the counter and by telephone" he says. "As for the future, it's unlimited as far as the girls are concerned. They are breaking into new field for women, and that means endless possibilities as the system expands y
 Male traffic representatives say men clients delight in being served by an attractive, efficient girl Women find it reassuring to talk to members of their own sex about flying. And to top it off, the girls have shown they can handle ob- streperous customers with finesse.
 Different types are chosen for various sections. It takes one type of girl, Harrington says, to handle a metropolitan office, and quite another to work in smaller cities and vacation areas; while in the west, the young women selected for selling jobs are athletic, out door types.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
CLOUD BERRY IS
 FOUND NUMEROUS

A discovery of the cloud berry was made yesterday by Mrs. P Hammer and Mrs Wilmar Georg- sen while out walking. This berry is common in the northern part of the Scandinavian countries, be- ing more plentiful in the rainy weather. In Finland, this berry is known as the lakkoja, in Sweden, as juardrun and in Norway as moltta berj.
 The cloud berry is an exception ally good berry, needing very little sugar and is eaten like straw berries or raSpberries, and also makes very good jam or jelly. These berries are now on display in the New Ideal Shop on South Franklin Street. s65
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
HOLDEN FLIES
 CHARTER TRIP

Alex Holden took the Marine Air ways Bellanca out today on char ter trip to Hoonah for the Icy Straits Packing Company
 Saturday afternoon, Alonzo Cope brought in five passengers from Sit- ka in the Bellanca. They were MT and Mrs. Jack Chamberlin, Mrs. Verne Soley, Lyle Hebert, Bill Smith. a
 Saturday evening Alex Holden took the Fairchild T to the Polaris- Taku mine with S. Preznik, B. Wing, and O. Densdale
 Sunday, Cope went to the mine with the Fairchild to bring in A. Sinclair and another man.
 While Cope was on the mine trip, Holden yesterday went to Chat ham on charter trip, bringing in Oscar Bergseth and Mrs. Andy Gun derson. '
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land got around the airports where Silent Doug and his 'clipper" are known, the reactions were varied One pilot said Doug ought to have his head examined Others said incredible" and astonishing.
 But one said, "He1l get that job now. I don't think he was any more foolhardy than Lindbergh was. That flight took courage and that's what aviation needs"
 Silent Doug, who used to get $35 a week and who has been out of work for two months, may very possibly come back to step into the job he's always wanted in one of the giant air liners--so new and trim and modern = that he's al- ways admired.
 You have to give a fellow credit for trying, especially when he does it the hard way
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
Perfect Girls Are Fast Sellers of
 Air Tickets

ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. Air plane tickets sell faster if the seller is pretty girl.
 Speed and low fares are part of the formula, too, but the third in- gredient-pretty girls with smile in their voice made it click.
 Leslie B. Harrington, general traf- fic manager for Northwest Airlinesi started it. Now he's enthusiastic about it.
 Make no mistake" he says. This plan of using girls in the ticket offices is not an outgrowth of hostess service. These girls are young business women, trained es- pecially for the work they have
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
CAMPBELLS TO
 LEAVE TOMORROW

Mrs. Joe mpbell and two daughters, Ann and Josephine, will leave tomorrow for the south on the Princess Charlotte Before re- turning to Seattle where they will make their home, the Campbells will visit in Portland with Mrs Campbell's father and brother, Ann will enroll in school this year as Ia freshman either in college or business school, and Josephine will enroll as a junior in high school.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AT AM. TODAY

WEATHER tONDIIIUNS AT AMI 1ODAf
 aiporD cloudy temperature 56 Blaine cloudy 52 Vic cloudy, 52; Island cloudy 5 Rupert coi Ketchan ming 54 Craig showers 58 Wrange raining Petersburg msng 52 Stka cloudy 53 Hoonh cloudy Hawk Ahorp mistng; Radiovie raining 52 Ju- raining Skagway cloudy Yakuat 53 Cape Hmchnbrook raining 52 Cape St Elias missing Cor Chitna raining 54 Mccarthy raining 48 Anchor 51 Fairbanks raining 50 Hot Springs raining 5 Ruby raining 49 Nuato 62 Kaltag Mcrat raining 54 Flat cloudy 46 Bethel mistng Platinum cloudy Goovn cloudy 50; Solomon cloudy, 48 Council cloudy, 47 Nome, cloudy 48.
 August 2.-Sunrie 3:52 sunset, 8:19
 
 the Seward Alaska Southeast AL the noh  Aklavk 294 inches at High barometrc
  the Pacific longitude This distribution attended by precipitation most of All weather the
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MRS. wINGARD VISITS

Mrs L. L. Wingard, of Petersburg, is visiting here as a house guest of Mrs. Georgia Gallagher, at her resi- dence in the Assembly Apartments. Mrs. Wingard plans to return to her home the latter part of the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
ovrT ON RUPERT

Three passengers sailed south Sunday morning on the Canadian National Prince Rupert, as follows: For Seattle MT. and Mrs. Stanley Sutton; For Prince Rupert-E. B. Wing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
SvENSSON GOES SOUTH

Capt. Fred Svensson, of the Sal mon Department of Libby, McNeill and Libby is southbound pas senger aboard the Mt. Mckinley
 He has visited all canneries in Alaska during the tour just ending.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
QUICKER RETURNS

J. w. Gucker, with his head quarters in Juneau, arrived on the Mckinley from a business trip to the Westward and Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01

TYLER, Eex, The rise and fall of the stock market is re- flected in the way people drive, says Capt. Walter Elliott of the Texas highway patrol.
 @Not only traffic violations but other law violations increase when the market is on the rise" he says. "when the market is failing, peo- pie quiet down again. I don't know why 1t is, but 1t is what find"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-01
GOES TO KETCHIKAN

Attorney R. E. Robertson left on the Mt. Mckinley for Ketchikan on a professional trip. "e