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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RooMING HOUSE d9th-col. rd3-12
FoGms n D: sbssn baths Icy rent; sl9oo terms
pumps; mixed sasolines; large galionage;
$1,000 essh Box 10y Seo.T' n' s.ar. Tease price
soDMs 1som. s yeD baths sed y rooms rented
Reason selling other business. Met. 1855.
GROWING SUBURBAN HARDWARE busi-
ness; ness splendid opportunity. Reasonable.
Fes FOR sSALE-Restaurant SALE with beer and
$500 weekly business; $500 cash cash. BAL bal.
$50 mo. Box 116-T. Star. 25'
LuNcHRooM, wine and beer. of and on
way. Apt. |. Rosslyn. Va.
CAFE in heart Of Govt bldgs.; short hours:
low rent; small overhead; steady trade;
$3.50 down. zoos ST. NV. Met. 4SI3.
PARKING n0I.5; LOT. downtown: 155-car capac-
ST 900 handles. 1908 H st. NV.
FOR SALE-Tourists court and dining car.
y s: No. l. Apply diner Ladysworth, Va,
20 miles south Fredericksburg.
ROOMING HOUSE. IL rooms. baths;
clean and attractive; best residential sec
ton bsautifuI sagt n floors; $3.50 monthly in
r. NJ. De Shazo, 1923 14th. Natl. $500. =
GROCERY, MEATS, etc; estab; business;
81 1,500; terms. Box l79-T. Star.
ROOMING HOUSE. Dupont circle-owner
nished and fully rented stone rfSise house. on one
block Dupont Circle. House; furniture and
Waal nssness sa for ca
Building.
NIGHT CLUB, located mi. from D. c.,
seating 500: parking space for 300 cars;
est. yrs. must SELL shows huge profits;
real money-maker; price. $4,000; terms.
RESTAURANT, with whisky; parking space
for 200 cars: gross over $1,000 wk: long
lease; personal reason for selling; price,
$4,000; terms. Natl. 1928.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC DIVISION of a ma
tional automotiye wax organization is
Wilmington. Norfolk and Richmond' chr The I;
services services Of competent automobile Laundry
A SMALL AMERICAN OIL sTATION-Will
BUY business or be willing to lease. Box
WANTED TO LEASE-Teahouse with coffee
shop and six tourist bedrooms, completely
furnished. hot-Water heat, open fireplace, to
responsible party with some capital Plenty
Of parking space and two acres of ground,
or rG on R1ekye sd
500 month rent. No beer can be sold here.
Wisconsin 5940.
LUNCH on-sale bear; fully eauip& rent,
price. si4oo: terms. Box s s1oeT. 1sas Star. P'S
RooMING HOUSE tnear Scott Circle,. 20
rooms: income about $500 monthly: S2,4OO
r. M. De Shazo, ! 81 14th. Natl $500
BEER AVERN-RESTAURANT. main bou-
leVaro next to new theater: on and of
sale license; rent, $40: does excellent
business: owner i'll; fun price. $3.50. Cali
Republic O2a4 or Emerson 94a4
ROOMING HOUSE. IL rms. kits; rent,
S65 90; profit, 500 mo-; h-wh house
turn. and linen: excellent condition; reason
LOT selling, other business. $500 handles.
1.l9 10th st. NV.
Outstanding Store Location.
Will Build to Suit Tenant.
Vacant. Commercial lot on ST. NV,
ing 1917 E. Thickly populated section; one
OF the last business lots available in this
desirable location In same block with
Government bureaus, hotels and apartment
houses. Good for any kind Of business. For
further information. call Mr.. Towbcs
l40t X. CAFRITZ Dist 1850.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTic.
CONTINUED

helper. Phone Co. 9077-M.
GIRL, celored. from Va. wants housework.
ncd1ns ftay n1seasa sHasRP ssXRPerienced Call after pm
an dE. and soGIss Essy dess n,. aazs work. Thurs
nurse xell experiensed sns peestur SaeE1se sos ol
GIRL colored. wants general housework
eass ersnces sme Nofss ehssmsf5nad s;5g or maid ref
nisLs sftsI1aon eo!ored' sGsS two wish mornins Or
erence: Dupont s0G0.
LADY for small family as maid. 2222 18th
St. NV. Phone Dec. 4297.
sosd S eeiana is,s by pspss
MAID. colored, morning work: will work
All day; emcient: references. Dupont 2693.
MORNING WORK, day or week: good cook
ssons Nolth Fafs1esss ssss& Sa after ESQ
work as GOOD plain southern cook. oO4
44th st. ne. Atlantic 9Ol7: 90.
WOMAN. colored wishes job general house
nSan ns. saSkns sss rs aols 1oss go
n,, ss maid; likes children sunday Of; refs.
WOMAN. colored. wants work; good cook
ss E soof svs S Call North
WOMAN. colored. elderly, wants Job as
cook; first-class reference. Potomac
WOMAN. settled, as caretaker Of child,
washing to take home. 3O35 Sherman
aver NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants light houscwork
or care Tor child and stay nights: reference.
l719 l4th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored, experienced. reliable:
good plain cook, cleaner; city reference no
SUNDAYS: home nights. Dec. 2O15.
housework: good reference. Telephone Dis
trict $3.50.
WOMAN. colored, cook, general house
worker: reference: live in or out. 2222 G
st. NV. District 4OS3
WOMAN: colored. wants work; good cook or
general housework Call Dupont 5S34.
WORKING MANAGER. white, neat. expert
enced, Will take complete charge for
quarters; husband. son employed. North
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ROOFING Statesmen,
SALESMEN.

WILL JACK MoBLEY please contact
George McCarter. 106 Glenbrook rd,. Be-
thesda. Md? Wisconsin 4625-M.
statesmen WANTED
Who have sold insurance cemetery lots.
B. d L. shares stocks. bonds. or any form
OF speciality. You can sell our service to
merchants: 4n'e commission Small. quick
sales. Call $40" Rhode Island ave. ne.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Splendid opportunity in Arlington Offer
ed active man in general BROKERAGE as
well as coverage of finer types of houses
built by this office. See NJ r-,>, Bale Bal, y,
Cloth &, Thomas Bids, Court House Square.
Arlington
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

SALESMAN to sell 2nd issue of industrial
masnent "a a. future to capable man. Apply suite
344, WAShington BLDG.
oid iamilisr with construction plans, to
contact architects and builders. Give par
ences and salary reaairements. n Permanent
eeennnsction with local manufacturer. Box
SALESMAN. sAIL exp. in selling radios and sup,
son m tos sasry nfsds for cor t @ plus se
ony Radio: 4s35 GeorRia ave NV.
eomIssGN sMGN e. with cars to work cs on
between 10 and Il. Adams 937a.
ms; Pleasant, dignifled work. Apply 2Sl5
.14tn st. NV. before / pm.
SELL SOCIAL SECURITY PLATES. rossi-
company makes immediate deliveries posi-
securty Dfn pste tFom sSS s EN- sm st to S pm
WINDOW TRIMMERs. must have experi,,
crepe paper and merchandise men. STEADY
T,o5k. Good pay. Modern Display Service
YOUNG MAN, Is to 25 white. as, bus
n,st:. nm,esnt Apply from to q pm. at 4o4
9th st. NV.
opportunity with an outstanding organiza-
ECONOMY SIDING AND ROOFING CO..
2031 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
5 GOOD. RELIABLE statesmen.
Branch office, naaonal corporation;
must be familiar with local territory and
Second National Bank Bids. i8ai 6 G st.
TAXI DRIVERS.
Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
sen 1t BssT IN IN T6WN
for clean-cut men with D C.. drivers per-
srRdcoN Rs rs + ss' GLASSES AyssEs OF pSy ss FREE af
.ppg s:tdqe fsra Fg nd Sd de1a nN
ROOFING statesmen.
Oldest shinsle roofing company in Wash
1ngton needs men with sales experience
not necessarily roofing. Men with good
ance and Instruction in our lines with a
reasonable drawing account starting on
date of employment We want men to be-
come permanent: Nc. f1oaters considered:
Write for interview, SWING us sketch of
THE HECHT CO. requires
the services of a thoroughly
experienced radio repair man
with automobile. Apply to
Mr.. Davis, Hecht Co. Ware
house, rear, 1401 New York
Ave. NE.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
SALESWOMEN,

II YOU ARE willing to EARN good in
come. opportunity offered in direct selling
Box 377-K. Star
eALESLADY. experenced. with local rcfer-
ences. to sell dresses and coats for credit
store. Salary and commission State age
and references. Box 37S-k. Star
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN,

booKKEEPER AND POLICY WRITER. by
IRE and casualty insurance Office Must be
experienced. bonded and have local refer
ences. Write fully. Box ak Star.
MAN AND WIFE as chauffeur and handy
man. wife for cook and general housework;
living quarters and board furnished: per
manent employment TO desirable coupn
State age. experience and reference. Box
4S3-K. Star.
PRESSERS. silk and wool: spoilers dyer
drivers; only experienced in wholesale clean
ins plant. Needles. 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Desires the services of an
artist capable of doing high
class newspaper illustrations
of furniture, draperies and
homewares. Write qualifica-
tions, experience and submit
samples of your work to Box
381-K, Star Office. Samples
will be returned.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL,
HEMORREQIDs ERADIcATED By Ny
own method. Results effective for Q life.
time or money back. Write for booklet. Nc
drugs or sureerJ. DR. SOMMERWERCK
1853 Columbia ro Adams 03SS
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Rooms 90l-
e02 Westory Bldg. 14th { F. Met 1888.
KINDERGARTEN FOR CHILDREN. 4 TO
years years Of age; Cleveland Park. Telephone
YOUR CHILD WELL CARED FOR IN
large home. close to school, well-balanced
meals: Dupont 24S9.
NURSING HOME FOR AGED. SPECIAL
care to inyalids, diabetes and GONZALES
cents. Bright sunny rooms: large porch.
Doctors references. Columbia 31g3.
BETTER health sTUDIOrCoLDs AND
chronic pains treated. trained nurse. Ap-
polntments. Potomac 412l.
NURSING HOME OF EXCELLENT REFS
desires patients. Rates low for long
time guests. Shepherd 5000.
MAN. MIDDLE-AGED. HAS 1897 CADIL-
lac sedan would like permanent or part
time driving for private family; can leave
city. Box 345-M. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD AVAILABLE FOR
mother and small child where child can be
cared for while mother is employed CO.
lumbia 0S26.
DID NyyIDCr
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS. expert all-around.
time operator. Call Hyattsville 7O6
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR. N
c. R., capable of taking complete charge of
receivables Previous once experience in
this work essential. Box 157-K, Star.
COOK. GOOD. or settled; experienced couple.
113 West Main st.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
CONTINUED

tNAvAL vILLAGE5,- 243I E NV, NEAR
J. r, din. kit. b.. S45 mo. up. West ol49' :
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
frArfir.,aA

sSs sss S,1s 5.3s b1.t p.
meals optional. deorgis 7Ioe. 'le'' DDo'
1918 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-LarEe front
dee desi9ed 'tSsts' or sentsmsnD shm private bath
10th AND PARK RD-Pleasant. newly
month; one other, $40. Phone Columbia
OPPOSITE KENNEDY-WARREN- - Lovely
corner room, adjoin. bath. twin beds. S15
each; maple furn. 3l00 Conn ave. Apt.
2122 Q ST, N.w-sinsie and double rooms
sonable; gentleman.
1446 HARVARD ST. NV or 3 rooms,
nsgly newly decorated; Christian home. Col.
l749 QUE ST NW.--Large. coy room, pri-
vaf shower room. uni. phone: ideal for 2;
reasonable.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 1851 Northampton
sst-,Bdrm.. st., pvt; law End a.: continuous
not water; "a SQUARE Connecticut ave.
semi-priyate bath. comfortable bed; suit
able for l person.
SPECIAL ,VALUE--Larte, cheerful room for
Week for wors s6c s0usn 80
Apt. 25; l477 Newton NV. just of 10th.
cHEyY CHE GHAsE p GcPlesssnt comfort
woman. 1924 Northampton st.
1893 QUE ST. N.W.-Large front triple,
Gouble, single; showers: free phone: walking
distance Govt. depts.; $3.50 to SO. 25'
DUPONT CIRCLE 1341 N H. ave. NV
Large single room. furnished as living
room. Potomac 1853.
l743 QUE ST. N.W.-Attractive large dou-
pie front room. twin beds Also basement
housekeeping room. Reasonable.
1924 G ST. NE-Two separate. nicely
furnished Ink. rooms. Near car line,
stores. Atlantic S204.
l40S CRITTENDEN ST NW.-Lsrge front
bedroom twin beds. private bath, c.h.w..
large closet. Also front single room, near
bath. Randolph 1913.
2oo7 o ST. NV, Apt: ,5-Two nicely fur
nished rooms. adj. BATH convenient Govt.
departments. Rent reasonable
GIG snstl F. ST NWMFurnished room and ktch-
single furnished room Reasonable rent. 24s
l342 MONROE N;W.-sleepins rooms
also 2-rm Ink. apt. $3.50 wk
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 r. Desirable
'front.' single; double room; every conven-
renee: nome: service; reasonable; transients
considered
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FOR RENT-Room, board optional. in home
OF Govt. employe. prefer married couple
close car and bus. Greenwood l59O-J
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Outstanding Store Location.
Will Build to Suit Tenant.

between 10Th and Goth lot l5xl Oo' adjoin-
ing 1917 E. Thickly populated section; one
or the last business lots available in this
desirable location In same block with
Government bureaus, hotels and apartment
houses. Good for any kind Of business. For
further information. call Mr.. Towbcs
14Ot K. ChFRITZ Dist a0So
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CUT FLOWERS.

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLU
delivered for ST. Helene An1eck, Box 231 u
Route No. 3. Vienna. Va. Vienna 33.W-
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1851. 1402
18th St., has cooks. maids, nurses, watt
,resses, R.hw.. part-time day workers,
housemen 22s
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CAPITOL HILL. 7O4 A Sc.
Large single room in fine home; every
convenience, reasonable: quiet
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND ROOMS,
kitchen and bath attractively and COM
pletely furn. MISS ROBINSON, Dupont
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SIS PEABODY ST. NV RMS, KIT;
Frigidaire, sink. gas. elec. included; en-
plOyed connie. sax
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CONGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE NICELY
furnished broom apt. Roosevelt Hotel.
EXt 2R1- ReferPnces
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113l Goth ST NW-FRONT. 3 WIN
dows: large room. dressing room. modern
bath, kitchen. beautifully adequately fur
nished. part maid service: $40 "a.
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY-CLEAN
attractive bed-liy. rm,; bright, airy kit:
Frlgldalre, gas. cleo. phone; pvt. entrance:
l or , adults: S33. 1921 Sth ST. ne.
Decatur 11So 0'
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
I'VE Know How to Train You
New classes now forming Small invest
ment secures your future in this profitable
profession. Highest wages under minimum
wage law Graduates placed. Easv terms
MODERN school OF BEAUTY CULTURE
Established 1925)
1917 "F' St. NV.
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CONTINUED On Next fage.I
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LA SALE. Apt. 522-Large bedroom for
two girls. 2 closets: will furnish as de-
sired.
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adj. rms. <. B.. a nj; empl. couple;
child care dur. day if desired. Ran. 1922.
EYE ST, NEAR 17th-FRONT. 2 RMS,
large kit. bath; suitable or 4 girls; mod.
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SOME RENT FREE-3-RM. KIT, BATH
apt; nicely furn. elec. refg. linens dishes.
silver; shower. Fone Met s731 till $50 D m.
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Labor, in 1905, and member of it's general council after 1923.
 Writes Play
 In leisure moments Sexton tried his hand at pay writing and as Tatters. MP he amused pariia- mentary and other friends with oc- casional lyrical outbursts in a train of genial satire. Some of his plays achieved regular theatrical production He was a widower for many years without children.
 As parliamentarian he cut no great figure, because he was always whirled by emotion and boiling in- dignation, But he was without malice in his vehement wrath against social wrongs and inequali- ties Of fate.
 If any of the dockers think that by accepting a title I became respectable, I would tell them that I accepted the honor because 1t was a tribute to them" he said.
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was born in poverty and to adven- ture. Few knights of the British realm came from such humble sur roundings or lived to closely to realities
 At eight he worked "half-time" in glass works for two shillings and six pence a week, a rifle more than a dime a day When 16 he left hcme in search of work to help his widowed mother who had seven children. He went to sea and found plenty of adventure if little wealth.
 Founder of Union
 Returning to Liverpool he became 8 dockworker and helped to found the dockers trade union of which he was general secretary for more than forty years. Tn that capacity he waged many a doughty fight for better conditions and he was a prominent figure along with Havelock Wilson and Tom Mann ll' the seamen's and dockers' big strike in 1911, which eliminated in Bloody Sunday"
 Tn 1918 he was elected to Parlia- ment from St. HelenS, a Liverpool suburb where he passed his chila- hood and got what schooling le possessed. He lest his seat October 27. 1881. when the labor party was shattered in the record-breaking election that endorsed Ramsay MacDonald's national cabinet" " made up Of members of three major parties.
 He was president of the Trades Union Congress. the British equiva- lent of the American Federation of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
MYS. Marie Drake Enjoys Unusual
 Christmas Present

Mrs. Marie Drake, Deputy Com missioner of Education, probably en- joyed the most unusual Christmas present Of any one in this com munity.
 On Christmas Day, Mrs. Drake talked by radio-telephone to her brother, c. c. Slater at Sarasota Florida, exchanging holiday greet ings as Mrs. Drake looked out the window at Taku in Juneau while her brother reported he was in his shirt sleeves and they had the windows open because it was so warm down in Florida.
 In addition it was MT. and Mrs. Skaters golden wedding and Mrs. Drake was able to join in that celebration by long distance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
PELHAM WORKMAN BREAKS HIS JAW;
 HAS PLANE Tplp

Gus Rodenburg, employed at Peli- can City, scene of the new Lisian- ski Strait cold storage. suffered a broken jaw yesterday that got him an amplane ride to Juneau with Shell simmons and q bed in St. Ann's Hospital
 Simmons took of yesterday in the strong Taku wind, made the flight to Lisianski successfully, but with woollies' whipping the har- Dor here, was forced to land at Auk Bay, from where Rodenourg was brought in by auto to the hospital.
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"AlABAM'' HERE
 WlTH OPEN MIND
 FOR LEGISLATURE
New Senator from Fourth Has No Bills But Does
 Have Some Ideas
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emption insteac O. $10,0o0 as at present. Also, it might be good busi- ness, he believes, to give companies who are trying to make start, put ting in new equipment and so on, a years exemption-"just a straight 365 days without paying taxes, if they're doing something to develop tho country"
 The liquor problem is another matter the Senator wants to ap- proach intelligently. Maybe there's some merit in the Territorial store idea. he says, but it can't be over looked that such setup will put a lct Of fellows now in the liquor busi- ness out of it, and they've spent con- siderable money in equipping them selves to be in business, he points out.
 Sure, 1 believe it would be a good thing to keep liquor from the na- tive" he said, but can they do it? I've never seen the time yet when 8 fellow couldn't get a drink if he wanted it.
 But the Senator hastened to eX- plain he expected to approach all the problams before the Legislature with an open mind and for the general good for the Territory. He hasn't a pocket full of bills already tc present on opening day, but he lles scme ideas, he admits. One of 5h1m has to do with getting tax money cut of claims which are aften igeld in blocks for speculation pur- psses. Maybe that would take an act ct Congress. but the Senator sees merit in the thought and he is go- ing to do some research on the mat ter
 There's cne thing though that you can say I'm for" he smiled I'm for seeing there's plenty of room in the Pioneers Home at Sitka may be wanting to go over there enc of these times, he added with wicked gleam in his eye.
 Others of the delegation from the Fourth expect to arrive here on next weeks beat from the Westward, he reported. although some of them might come by plane. The Second Division members also are due about that time, but they hadn't arrived get in Fairbanks when "Alabam left
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Christmas Party
 This Afternoon Al Union Hall

This afternoon at , o'clock the Christmas tree of the Juneau Labor Council was an event at the Union Hall for children of families con- nectcd with organized labor
 During the afternoon tee dane ing and several triekey r9uunes were presented by Shirley Erwin. BsrEice Floberg Marianne Glass and Gloria Gudbranson, talented students of Dorothy Stearns Rolf
 Main attraction of the afternoon Was visit from Santa Claus, who distributed candy 10 all the young aters.
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C0MEBACkS !M SPORTS CH04E
 BY A.p. WRITERS
Helen Wills Moody Honor ed First, F0xx Next.
 Dizzy Dean Third

NEW YORK. Dec. 24 - Helen wills Moody and Jimmie FoxX stag ed the greatest comebacks of 1888, with the San Francisco tennis queen earning a slight edge ever the slugging first baseman of the Boston Red Sox
 So say the seventy sports editors taking part in the eighth annual Associated Press poll Tweutv-iour of them gave the No spot to Mrs Moody for winning the Wimbledon ttie after threa-year absence. nd twenty-four others awarded Foyx first place for capturing the American League batting crown sfter 8 poor 1887 season. But Mrs. Moody go. sufficient votes for sec end and third place to edge cut dcublc-X by 1l3l4 points to 97
 Close Race
 Scoring was on Q 3-2-1 basis. with each mtributor ranking what he considered the years three best conehscks
 Three of the years star perform CTS figured in Q close race for third fourth and fifth place Rated in that order were Dizzy Dean who came back late in the season ard, Dead Arm" and all. helped the Chicago Cubs win the penn8nt. Joe 1.oais. who got thorough revenge f9c his 1o36 defeat by Max Schmel- sIs, and Soliy Krieger. veteran l3fooklyn boxer who gained NB.A. lacGgnition as world middelWeight Champion Dean got 26l9 points l4cuis 8 ard Brieger 24
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KDGDU E AS
 E,vVS
FESTT TIES
 ADD BRIGHTNESS TO TOWN

Palm Beach doesn't have much cn Douglas considering the large crowd which enjoyed Christmas Eve and the apparent lack of notice given to wind or cool temperatures. While amusement places were filled to overflcwing. visitors in numbers centered around the Community tree and other principal corners with general holiday spirit pre- vailing. one of the largest crowds of visitors ever seen here" is the report.
 Private parties, small and large, enlivened the day Sunday for a number of residents.
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SKATING GOOD
 Al AUX LAKE

Ice skating at Aux Lake is fair ly good" according to Tom Cole of the Channel Bus Lines
 Tom says several spots on the lake where the ice has broken and the surface ice has been reflooded, are smooth and good skating. The rest of the lake has a couple of inches of frost on it, Tom says but with a number of people skat- ing one CT two nights, the whole lake should be fairly good"
 The glacier ponds are understood to be too rough and broken up for gccd skating.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
DOUGLAS SCONTS OUT
 ON EAGLE RIVER OUTING;

Five members Of the local Scout troop, Bobby Fleek, Gordon Wahto, Jimmy Devon, Bill Wilder and Kenneth Loken, left this morning with members of Juneau troops foc 8 few days outing at the Eagle River Scout Camp. Sam Duker, Scoutmaster of the Norlitemen troop of Juneau is at the head of the party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
AIARY NARsHALL DINs

Mary Marshall, 10-year-old daughter of Jack Marshall died on December g and burial in tae Catholic Cemetery of Douglas wal made this morning following ssr- vices held by tne Rev Edward c. Budde
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FRAMK FANCK0W
 KILLED IN FALL

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Dee. 27. = Frank Fanchow 42 was fatally m- iured here in 9 fall from the rear of freight train He Yas World War veteran His mother, Mrs. James Butler, lives at Kalland.
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TELEPHONE GIRLS
 EXpRESS ThAAKS

The girls who operate the switch boards Of the Juneau and Douglas Telephone Company were not lor- gotten by MT Santa Claus on Christ mas.
 They express their thanks for the many gifts Juneau telepnone users sent to tine hill They are Marie Brennan, Marie Fox, Gail Weld Bessie Powers and Helen Benson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-27
MAsOnIc LODGE
 ELECTS OFFICERS

Annual election of officers of Mt. Juneau Lodge No 147 F. and A. M. was held last nigh with Charles w. HaWkesworth becoming Worshipful Master. Others elected were John H. Walmer, Senior War den; Ralph B. Martin, Junior War den; Walter B Heisel, Treasurer, and James w. Leiyers Secretary. The latter two were reelected.