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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
B. C, SEAPLANE WITH 4 ABOARD,
 STILL MISSING
U. s. and Canadian Coast Guard Cutters, Transport
 Planes Make Search

VANCOUVER, B. c. May .31.- Canadian and United States coast guard cutter and transport planes continue an unavailing search for the missing Ginger Coote's Airways seaplane missing since last Friday while enroute from here to Zeb- allo, the mushroom boom mining town on the west coast of Vancouv- CT Island.
 Those aboard the plane when it left for Zeballos were Pilot Len Waagen, Mrs. George Nicholson, wife of the postmaster at zeballos; Charles R. Rumsey, Toronto, On tario, mining engineer, and H. Boyd, of Stevenson, B. c.
 Foggy weather is reported by fishermen to have been prevailing over the section the day the plane was flying.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
GO OUT ON YUK0N;
 16 DISE M BARK

Sixteen passengers came in from the Westward aboard the Yukon last night, and A embarked here for southbound points.
 From Seward passengers were MT and Mrs. R. M Mills, Jane Mills, c. Osborne, L. J. Palmer, A. F. Sadler Judge James Truitt, L. B. Williams, A. A. Burkhalter, V. Farrau, c. M Huff, K A. Mcleod.
 From Valdez-Louch
 From Cordova-Louis Morori, Bi- shop P. T. Rowe, A. L. Vaughn.
 Passengers leaving were: For Seattle Henry L. Gray, E. R. Eos dick, Mrs George Larson, Mrs. R. Green, Dr. R. Berman, c. Mattson Mrs. J. A. Soufolis, C. Carmody Mrs Ralph Rivers, H. M Gustafson, H M. Henton, Laurin Henton, Mrs Peter Bond, Mrs w. P Hautala, Mrs. G. Baldwin, L. Cabiges, K Klackoff, Mrs O. M. Duff, Joyce Rivers, Julian Rivers.
 For Wrangell-Mrs. M E. Noble Stephen Noble, Florence Hawkes. worth, Mrs. Hawkesworth, Bill John- son, Mrs. H. J. Thompson, H. J Thompson, Reta More, Palmer More, Mrs. More, Mavis More, Mary Noble, w. P. Johnson.
 For Petersburg-Ingrid Ask, Lyle Hebert, John Hammer, H. c. Dun- lap, R. Bensen, H. J. Bayner.
 For Ketchikan-A. Medias.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
LABOR TROUBLE

Ashburn now values the line at 25,000,000 and reports bank bal anee of $5,000,000 Recently he turned back $3,OOOO0O of the $15,- OOO,O00 appropriation saying he didn't need it because profits from the business were sufficient to sup port the line, build new towboats and barges and to extend the service to other rivers from time to time.
 He insists that he pays his labor better than competitive private in- dustry and when a strike recently threatened to tic up the outfit he shut down the whole works for Il days. It reopened after an agree ment was reached to negotiate diff ferences. Part of his trouble, he said, is that his upper Mississippi crews are mostly AFL, while his lower Mississippi and coastal crews are predominantly CIO.
 In spite of the Presidents posi- ton, General Ashburn says he is in favor of selling the line into pri- vate hands as soon as possible now that it has been demonstrated that the thing can make profit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
NORTH SEA IN WITH 26 FROM
 POINTS SOUTH

Twenty-six passengers arrived this morning aboard the steamer North Sea from Seattle and South east Alaska ports. The vessel IS posted to sail at o'clock this even ing, and is scheduled back through Juneau Friday.
 Inbound passengers were Miss K. M. Douglas, Miss Hall, Mrs. Lydia Webber, Mrs. Willard Howe, Helen Pekonen, Mrs. V. Pekonen, Mrs. N. O. Soper, Carol Lawrence, Lois Law renee, Victor Pekonen, George An derson, T. Oehrlin, Willard Howe, Harry McRobie, c. L. Freed, Sam McGee, Robert ziak, Melville Edel- man, Vernon Moore, Oliver Callen, N. A. McEachran, J. E. Boyle, Flor ence Syverud, John Penhayts, and George Anderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
Columbia River
 Packers veSSe!
 Is Alaska Bound
Men Coming North on An other Ship 500 Work
 CTS Sailed from Seattle

ASTORIA, Ore, May 31. = The Columbia River Packers Association floating cannery Memmon h a s sailed for Alaska, the first stop being at Nushagak from where the vessel will proceed to Point Moller where operations will take place
 The cannery workers have been left behind because of the Depart ment of Commerce ruling forbid ding transportation of passengers on vessels not conforming to passen- ger ship requirements.
 The cannery workers will sail later from San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
High Court Gusts
 Illinois Sheriff

SPRINGFIELD, H., May 31- The Illinois supreme court has issued mandatory order directing the removal of Sheriff Earl Nip Evans of Harrisburg from office. It was the first time in it's history the court took such action.
 Evans was one of thirty-six men convicted in federal court here last December of conspiracy in connec- tion with Illinois mine union strife from 1882 to 1885.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
Odd Collector

MILWAUKEE, May 31.-Alder- man Carl P. Dietz has a hobby of collecting old tyepwriters for the public museum exhibit. His latest additions were acquired through an exchange with Arthur Brehm of Siegmar-Schonau, Germany, di- rector of typewriter manufactur- ing concern. For IA duplicates in his American collection, Dietz ac- quired 10 old European models.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
BerIinerS Like
 Their Movies

BERLIN, May 31.-Approximately 65,000,000 people, or practically the entire population of Germany, be- fore the Austrian "anschluss," vis- ited Berlin's movies during 1887, There were 403 cinemas going in Berlin, with seating capacity for 2O3,0l9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND

ANOD SANO
 } North Sea in port and sched- , uled to sail for Sitka at
 , o'clock this afternoon. } Chatham scheduled to arrive } at g o'clock tomorrow morn ing. SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Baranof scheduled to sail from } Seattle at am. today but } possibly delayed until this , afternoon or evening owing . to yesterday being holiday. , Aleutian scheduled to sail from } Seattle g am. tomorrow. } Northland scheduled to sail , from Seattle 10 am. June 3. , Tongass scheduled to sail from } Seattle June 3 at pm. } Yukon scheduled to sail from } Seattle at 9 am. June 4. , Denali scheduled to sail from } Seattle at 9 am. June '. SOUTHBOITND SAILINGS ) Princess Louise sc h e dul led d { } scuthbound about g or 9 o. ) clock tonight. , Alaska southbound next Sun- } day or Monday.
 LOCAL SAILINGS Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesday at 6 pm. for Sit ( ka and wayports.
 Dart leaves every Wednesday {
 at am. for Petersburg, Port [
 Alexander. Rake and way (
 ports
 c a (
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS

Ali motor vehicles in Juneau must have brakes tested by not later than 6 pm. Thursday Testing service available at Connors Motor Go. and Gastineau Motor Go.
 DAN RALSTON, adv. Chief of Police
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
Call Cop; Chief Of
 MOuntieS Robbed

WINDSOR, Ont, May 31. = The Royal Canadian mounted police were out ito get their, man" with a ven- geance recently. A prowler entered an apartment here where Frank Mellon, superintendent of the mounties at Ottawa, was visiting and stole $950 worth of jewelry and his jewel-studded gold R. c. M. P. badge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
BRITISH SHIP
 BOMBED, SUNK

BARCELONA, May 31-The Brit ish freigfter Penthames has been bombed and sunk in an air raid on Valencia Harbor, according to radio reports received here. No lives were lost it is stated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
cLEyEDoN SAILS NORTH

SEATTLE, May 31.-The motor ship Clevedon has sailed with $50 cannery workers and a cargo of B. GOO tons. The cannery workers are the same as employed in Alaska last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-2:21 am, 18J6 feet. Low tide-8.54 am, -3.7 feet.
 High tide-3:22 pm, 161 feet. Low tide-9:06 pm, IT feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
PETER HAUTALA
 SURPRISED AT PARTY

Tn honor of Mrs. Peter Hautala, who left aboard the steamer Yukon for the States, surprise party was given at her home on Harris Street Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Those present for the affair were MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson, MT. and Mrs. Henry Harmon, MT. and Mrs. Dryden, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson, and MT. and Mrs. Peter Hautala.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31
Argument Easy in
 Washington w h en
 One Proposal Made
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posed to selling it at present. Cues toned about it at press confer ence one time, he asked why sell it when it is making a profit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-31

Try The Empire classifieds for results.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
MEN WANTED.

We want few men for permanent
positions ,his beginning s;a! M Monday; April :5.
satisfactorily employed and GI You ca can satisfy
us that you are in earnest about finding
permanent and well-payine position.
then we are inter ested in having talk
We 90 not REQUIRE that YOU have
technical training or experience such as
sahleSmanship. sshaA auditing. eneineerine or any
men past 25 years Of age married and
living IN WASHINGTON. D; G. or vicinity
oafy your you record eco is &c clean and you can
you come in for an interview. We believe
our ADVICE and cooperation is valuable
because II is based on actual experience.
Men employed by this company are happy
in their work because it is pleasant and
prontable: They are. assured Of pe.man-
en5 aha, IS not EFFECTED BY
they are. assured of consistent earnings.
thousands Of men in different localities
throughout the, country have lost their
positions through labor troubles and other
causes over which they have no control
such circumstances and conditions
vertiSing for just any. kind OF man. II
you have been out Of employment con-
tinuously and are in the habit of chasing
out being able to make UP your mind and
settle down to business don't answer this
ad On the other hand. il you feel that
to your family and that you can be worth
something TO a large organization. then
read this all over again carefully. show
Ambassador Hotel. l4th and K SITS. NV
Washington. d. c.. at :, O'Clock sharp
Monday afternoon april o5l. Inquire at
desk for Mr.. R. P. Lewis.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Plenty sale
able property and prospects. See Mr..
Weaver.
WAPLE { JAMES. INC.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE white. room at low rent exchange
part.time work for woman; refs. Box
lll-V. Star.
CONTACT MEN and women part or full
time. for fast-growing humanitarian or
caliber persons need apply: commission.
Box 269-S Star.
WHITE COUPLE for high-class guest
house; housekeeping ROOM first floor, for
wife's services; husband must be employed
Apply between and S. 1927 18th st. NV.
MEN AND WOMEN of good ap-
pearance to sell memberships in
established beach and golf club.
Leads furnished. Full co-opera-
tion; excellent earning possibili-
ties. Experience unnecessary.
Phone Nat. 0319 or call Room 22l
Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
SALESMAN

Manufacturer will appoint live-wi-e
representative to demonstrate new, fast
selling TWinphone. priced at only So995
To show 1t is to sell 1t. Minimum daily
earnings, 81" per sale Write today for
oetailS: EXecutone, Inc. AS Lexington
ave. New York
SALESMAN WITH FOL-
LOWING; ALL CLASSES
STORE TRADE; GOOD
COMMISSION TO SELL
THE TWOWAY TWOTH
BRUSH, A NEW ITEM.
CALL ATLANTIC 9O75.
10 MEN WANTED.
Auto statesmen. who know how to SELL
can earn big money selling on our propo-
sition. Reply in person Sunday between
q am and j. to l:I!5 Good Hope I'd
Sc. See Mr. Moorhead
Evening star., 1938-04-24
HELP MEN.

sn.n.N YHHEa NGs e. shf sist Ens1. rs: HR iss
ca. IN pefson Monday 70 evenns pm
Cant 9Th ran and ps aye
xoHsa %Es d4v. Tf ens .S e n CT
53O5 Georeia ave. Apply SUNDAY q to IL.
YOUNG MEN. three. 10 to a2:; good per
giving education and experience: extraor-
SinWary opportunity for advancement, Box
MANUFACTURER WANTS SALESMAN,
calling on paint stores throughout country
Ghsn'fs1 Gols' ia Co: 4ooi soaTmsn ave. salti-
HERE'S YOUR CHANcE-Drivers. over &.
novelties. Jack Jill. 1OO1 E ST. s.w. 25'
EARN REAL MONEY now and all summer
ste for ou fan pisntns GbeTai eonms ns
Chase as Brothers Nurserymen' Rochester
WANTED by live well-esta blished insur-
ance agency. several go-getters; experience
unnecessary: We train you: excellent earn
inss: full co-operation real opportunity.
WANTED A. MAN between ages Of 35 and
40 married. good education. character
and PLEASING personality and who has had
seyera, years experience in selling or in
contact with the public. II you have these
qualifications there is an opening for you.
men in busness that has aof long been
established. In applying. state. your age.
telephone number. number dependents.
formation which would indicate your auali-
f1cations. All replies will be treated con-
fidentially. Box 235-T. Star.
WANTED by national manufacturer, young
StTalglt Salary AnDly in hand.
writing, stating age. married or single.
references, phone Box a-V, Star.
TO SELL OVERHEAD DOORS. commission.
Contacts in building field valuable, but not
Overhead Door Sales Company Inc, ~
lst st. W.. for appointment.
THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOLS of Scranton Pa, are look
ing Tor part.time men to work in Wash
,ngton tI,s, ~. and vicinity; may develop into a
~ to 80. Write Theodore Long, supt.. 3i3
Bond Bldg. Washington. D. C.
FINE POSITION OPEN.
~, we want a man who considers WASH
ance necessary intelligent and anxious
for position with opportunity for ad-
tons largest Arms Of its kind inc a1n'ii can use
you II you qualify. Mr.. Lewis. 3,4 Bond
Building. 10 am. to l pm. 7:30 to
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. young man
with successful sales record Of unim-
peachab!e character and desirous of spe-
cializinE in business and investment
property: to the right man We can offer
| most liberal commission arrangement
and full Office cooperation
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
s07 Union Trust Bldg Natl 1890
MAN
Who likes selling. inside and outside work:
must be of good appearance. Selling ex-
perlence not NECESSARY. will receive n
irs at our expense. Compensate paid
weekly. also monthly bonus. Must have
fore Thursday April IS Apply Palais
ROYAL department. store. Monday 10 q m .
Evening star., 1938-04-24
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

RELIABLE. experienced colored couple.
houseman and cook: for large family
man must do some driving. go to Maine
for summer: Apply 1851 Rockville pike
Bethesda Md.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
HELP WoMEN.
(Continued.)

EXPERIENCED upholstery
and yard goods saleswomen
for temporary work. Apply
Employment Office, 4th floor,
LanSburgh's Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

>SSAe"uSu}
FRENCH PROFESSOR FROM PARIS as
strictly conversational. Cleveland 4S4S.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
prestige Of Warfiynn training assures you
whkT,,SSS AN ASSRER!TEP RHIIEPy sca91E a6If'ESr
101s Vt. Ave. NV. Near X. Dist. 1852.
LEARN AVIATION.
enter eSpandins % ' AIRCRAFT TT industry: i % build d.
method and procedure designed % s'i by leading
fRe1 hfT AS
ING ING INSTITUTE ms @ in the WoRLD: Trans
flying. Get details Immediately state age.
AERO INDUSTRIES TECHNICAL INsTI-
TUTE. Box '24-S. Star.
IS Civil Service Exams. SIS
S5-Ghemlst Exam: salary. S2.000-S2. 500.
S5-sten and Type. Speed DictationMs5.
S5-Comptometer Statistics. Filing-S5.
Begin to1ay 1he Civil Service prepara.
Calculating Machines.
THOUSANDS USED IN Government depts.
and in private Offices. Course 6-S weeks.
placement service. New classes now start
ing. Inquire now.
BOYD SCHOOL,
1893 r Est. 20 YrsD. Natl 234O.
LEARN SHORTHAND.
And Touch Typewritine Vocabulary Build
ing. English. Bookkeeping. Comptometer.
etc. BEGINNERS and REVIEW Glasses
Now. starting. Register early. Position for
graduates
BOYD SCHOOL OF COMMERCE,
:'i:i F ST. Est. 30 YrS). Natl 234O.
BE A PATENT AND TRADE
MARK SEARCHER.
disnifled and uncrowdcd profession:
earn while learning; payments for course
arranged: men and women: no age limit;
individual training; unlimited opportuni-
ties; leads furnished: day and evening: no
ssemester$; start now. Call, write or phone
for apDointment
AMERICAN PATENT e. TRADE MARK
INSTITUTE. Sl7 14th st. NV, Suite
4o'. telephone National 3533 Office
hours, week days only. 1O-5 pm.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

SALESMAN, furniture, expe-
rienced, for temporary work.
Apply Employment Office,
4th floor, Lansburgh's De-
partment Store.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
AGENTS..

NEW. sensational. guaranteed electric dry
shaver. beautiful black. bakelite case.
chromium head. 8-ft. cord, pouch. Your
Chicago.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
loeol Advertisers

CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
LocoI Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum).
time, 23c line 80
2 times, 21c ine-----.. 1.26
times, zoe line 180
times, 19c line (consecutively) - 399
Additional space pro rata.
Transient advertisements cash.
Claims for error must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situofions Wonted
Reduced Rote
) lines l time, zoe line----$ so
lines 2 times, 18c line LOB
3 lines 3 times, 15c line----- 1.35
DEATH NOTICES--$1.25 per inser-
ton for 10 lines or less, 15c per line
for additional lines.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities.
Nothing is so cheap considering the
results obtained.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

DENTAL ASSISTANT desires position,
graduate Of high and business schools. 8
months nurses training furnish ref.
Call Atlantic I431
Evening star., 1938-04-24
MAN

Who likes selling inside and outside work:
must be of good appearance. Selling ex-
perience not necessary: will receive train
irs, at our expense. Compensation paid
weekly, also monthly bonus Must have
q car and be ready to start work on or be-
fore Thursday. April IS Apply Palais
Royal department store. Monday. 10 M.
9th floor. emploYment Office
Evening star., 1938-04-24
HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC to operate Weaver front.
types of steering analysis and corrections
Box 426-T. Star.
AUTO 6ALESMEN wanted to sell repos-
ses1ed cars; good proposition for right
sts. NV. Republic O975.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

PAINTER. white. first-class wants los.
contract work. Call Russell walnut
Evening star., 1938-04-24

PTIC1AN-All- around. Al surfacer. mar
rled man. now employed. wants to change,
Can do benchwork II necessary. Box 16-V.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

DRESSMAkER. white; stylish remodeling,
alterations; out by day. 81. Adams 9672.
DRESSMAKING, plain and fancy: coats
North nH4l-W
Evening star., 1938-04-24

COMPANION. educated. refined, nursing
experience 10 lady or gentlemen; free TO
travel; SIS per week. Box 450-S, Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN

COUPLE. colored chauffeur. butler and
maid. Willing to work and travel. Phone
Lincoln S6Sl. Experience. Reference.
COUPLE colored wants quarters: good
laundress and cook: houseman. garden
man and good furnace man. city ref De-
Catur 5245.J
Evening star., 1938-04-24

CLERICAL POSITION desired bookkeep-
ing preferred thoroughly experienced IN
maintaining records for tax. social secur-
lily and income tax; nominal salary. Emer-
son 1901
Evening star., 1938-04-24

PAINTER white, frst-class. with .ull
equipment, wants contract work. Call
Russell" Walnut T143
Evening star., 1938-04-24

MAN. colored. desires work in private
ST. ne. Atlantic R3lS-N =
Evening star., 1938-04-24

RADIO-TELEPHONE OPERATOR, licensed.
experienced in several other branches cleo
trlcal work; manager retail furniture
mouse: good stenographer and bookkeeper
chauffeur reliable: desires work with firm
or individual where ability will be recog-
nized. Atlantic s.26-W or Box 3s-V. Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

NAtIONAI 3 lSh.
Miss Hale. Call bet. 10 am. and Z pm.
CONTEMPORARIES wants elderly per-
sons and children needing seashores health
building, sea food and air. Beach opens
NAV lSi Dec hl3I
Evening star., 1938-04-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started au-
dlted. kept part time. statements: prompt
local refs: very reasonable. Adams g196
ACCOUNTANT. certified, NJ Y, young.
commercial connection. Box 4l4-S. Star
Evening star., 1938-04-24

In kindergarten work. child psychology,
teaching or personnel work. age 26-45.
bered. established corporation viii con-
stder you for permanent position in their
educstion ser service depaFrtment: r FOR per-
ground and phone number. Box 413.S, Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

CONTINUED on Next fsse.S
Evening star., 1938-04-24

SUMMER CAMP.
Severn River Near Annapolis
Illustrated Booklet Upon Request
LONGFELLOW SCHOOL FOR BOYS
College Park, Md. Greenwood 2.42.
WANTED SUNNY ROOM IN
nursing home for young conva-
lescent tubercular patient. Box
282-T, Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

SALESWCMAN. drug store toiletries. etc !;
also Keep books state age. experience
IeferRnceS Box o4E-T Star
Evening star., 1938-04-24

TUTORING coaching. algebra. arith-
metic.- English. French. geography Ger
man I. history. Latin l. reading. spelling,
Star o4s
Evening star., 1938-04-24

GERMAN GIRL middle-aged. wishes work
IN afternoon: prefers Office cleaning.
Phone ATLANTIC OF -. 1918 18th ST Sc
Evening star., 1938-04-24

CASHIER or general ofice work; 20 years
continuous experience; executive ability;
highest references. Box 1875. Star.
CH1LD'S NURSE. governess type. refined.
well educated. experienced desires care Of
child. Box nv Star
Evening star., 1938-08-16

listen; his heart began to pound, as
dimly he made out the sound Of voices
above.
Cautiously he crept up the stairs.
The door above was locked, but he
had key and he quietly let himself
into the kitchen. The voices were
palmer now-coming from the living
room. Phil braced himself, felt vague
ly ashamed that he had attributed
Doris previous fears to her imagina-
ton, and decided to settle the thing
once and for all.
He felt for and found q carving
knife, opened the dining room door and
quickly hurried to the living room.
Someone shouted and he sprung for
ward.
Men were yelling out in front Of
the house. Footsteps were hurrying
up the walk. Someone pounded on
the door.
Phil flung the doo- wide open to
confront Tom johnson. in state of
dishabille, accompanied by Chief Da-
Wis. Beyond in the road, Phil made
out the dim figure Of Doris and Mrs.
johnson.
He grinned, said something quickly
to Tom and the chief and hurried
down the walk. Doris ran to meet
him.
"Oh, Phil, are you hurt? Who was
1t? Where are they now?"
Phil grinned down at her. 1T was
the radio! We left it running when
We went away yesterday"
(Copyright 193S)