davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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End AND RITTENHOUSE NV.

Big value and easy terms. We offer
you this thoroughly reconditioned. center
hall. 4-bedrm. and bath house, open fire.
place. -w.h.. elec. refg. maids rm.
House looks like new and is as good. 2
lots: convenient to everything. Paved
street and alley And one Of WASHINGTON S
most magnificent views. and believe us,
the price is right. Call Mr.. Keeling, Wis
conSin 5334. with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DIST. 1411.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

l TO ACRE TRACT IN VIRGINIA NEAR
Washington on No. highway. Suitable
for residence. tourist camp. trailer camp
Box 229-D, Star.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

New building. suitable for WAREHOUSE
or DISTRIBUTING PLANT, on front street
In SECOND commercial zone. near SOUTH
NAILS. Size 16x1OO It.. having office with
lavatory and shower on second floor, 16x
40. For further details call National 9438.
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81 MILMARSON pr, NV

New. detached brick; 6 large bright
recreation room heated and euuipped with
fireplace. Attic over entire house stair
Leading from hall. Other features include
insulated roof; breakfast room of kitchen:
large screened porch; big lot and detached
garage with overhead doors. VIII con-
'o' opEN aMn iTps1 Ea ~ axI r1Gnanse.
AM. TO PM
Drive out Kansas avenue to Madison,
east to FIRST, one block north to Milmarson
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
liza l4th st. NV, District 3Hl7
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-DET.. 3 BEDRMs
iuHy furnished: property in excellent con-
Satsioh' asSnh Si22; GRAHAM g. OGDEN. Natl
spo9; sin 3i3 Woodward Bldg; eve. Wiscon.
1918 5th ST. Sc.
g., rooms and bath; detached; completelv
thurnished hurnsl except for linen and silver: oil
ooinet' earags; equipped for > apis; S65.
100. MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
IL -=4 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346.
CHARMING DETACHED
l2.l DECATUR ST. NV
seven rooms four bedfooms) and bath.
SsseS' large yard; nicely furnished only
on, ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
~. oHlon trust Bldg. Natl 1890
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APARTMENTS wAAren
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

~ aszaos, CALVERT ST, RIVERDALE. MD
rage; ADULTS; reasonably priced
: RMS. KIT, BATH; FURN. OR UNFITRN :
saIoen space II desired; heat, elec. furn !:
reas. Falls Church 5O3. 49, :
y Ssg; 5oo@gEFUR. ). RIM. KIT. SEMI
n bus stnras ma ~ gas eiec INV. heat; oil; nr.
IRWIN IRVING APT;-oNE ROOM, DINETTF
kkiittchhenette, kitchete, bath; 9 rooms. dnette, / e.
niuedneshette; niudas path. All conveniences in.
cluaeo: 60o n. Irving St. Clarendon, Va,
otCorner of Arundel Ave. and Rivd NJ
rms. kit; bath, $50 and S43 20
eouinmsnnis iGira6ions and redec. Just completed New
SgfuMuIIpHent gfMIPpH1e Res: mgr, Greenwood 353I il
UNION INVESTMENT CO. Natl. 553s,
NEW 3 ROOMS & BATH
GGaraRge; Gar R, oil I,n burner; chesterhrook, Va,
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED

Rms; UNFURN., KITCHENETTE- PRT-
Caa SSee pam py piano teacher. in or near
tuii t,,n particulars in first letter References
iufnlsned upon request. Box 18Th. Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DINER with living quarters. two 5-room
cottages. gas station all modern. attrac-
tive: moneymaker; easy terms Route No.
L 81 miles south Washington. Box 1893.
Triangle. Va. 49,
SECOND COMMERCIAL. DOWNTOWN
section. near Mayflower Hotel: priced at
less than tax assessment. CHAS. L. NOR
RIS. 2135 Pa. ave. NV. West O4sO.
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LOTS WANIEp.

DESIRE ROW OR SEMI-DET. GROUP
lots. mr.. Conn. or Wis. ave. any NV. OF
ne. locations If reasonable. Adams 47SB,
or mail E. w. BAILEY, 1435 Meridian NV
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COMMISSIONER OF THE DISTRICT OF
col IIMRIA ,IANIIARY u lQ4S

of' lffE OF
COLUMBIA. JANUARY IA. 1898
the Commissioners of thu. District Of Co
streets in the City Of Washington, District
Of Columbia, and the said Commissioners
being satisfied as to the equity. justice and
advisability of said closings. and that the
same are in the public interests and not
detrimental to the interests Of abutting
property owners, NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the said Commissioners have
prepared the following order: ORDERED.
That pursuant TO the provisions of Public
Act No. 307 approved December Is. 1882.
the the street area as shown IN green on. plat
District Of Columbia and numbered as Map
1859. is hereby ordered CLOSED, same to
take effect on and after February Is. 1888.
the title to the land comprised in said
area so closed to revert to the abutting
property owners, as shown on said map:
the streets hereby ordered closed being
described as follows: Closing part of CANAL,
STREET S.W. from South Capitol and G
streets to o Street; closing HALF STREET.
SW.. between H and tEye) Streets: closing
SECOND STREET S.W.. south of N Street;
closing I eye STREET and part of H
STREET between South Capital and Half
Streets S.W Any and all parties inter-
ested must file objections to said elosinsss
above order; otherwise said order shall
become effective on February IS. 1898, as
aforesaid. and said street area shall on
and after said date become closed in ac-
cordance with the provisions of said Act
MELVIN c. HAZEN. GEORGE E. ALLEN,
DAN !. SULTAN, Commissioners, D. G.
ja14-14t,exSu
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BUILD YOUR SUMMER HOMIE AT B1v-
erley Beach on Chesapeake Bay. Write for
Tree booklek Root 0@ea MAYO Nd.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
112s 7th ST. N.W.-VERY DESIRABLE
large. modern front: excellent business To-
1871. ~ "''''''o'e' "0''e :ino- 81.
lOO7-1O09 9th ST. NV,
Near A. F. of L. and Machinist Bldgs
Lge. stores. suitable for wholesale or dis
play PURPOSES: $50 per mo. Key at UNION
INVESTMENT CO.. RIM. 2O7 Machinist
Bldg. National $685.
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$3.50.
NEAR WALTER REED.

NEAR WALTER REED
F1RST-FLOOR BEDROOM
Delightful and convenient location, over
room. fireplace. dining room. pantry and
Eltchen. bedrooms and tile bath. Second
floor. 3 rooms and half bath. IT, fs in.
sulated and thoroughly modern, Deep iot.
shade trees. 2-car garage. ,0S'
L. T. GRAVATTE.
722 18th st. Realtor. Nationa, o7se
Evening Phone. West 227s. Mr.. Burke
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COLORED.
~ m 80 ~~ -

733 9th ST, Sc
9 Rooms and Bath. Brick; $35.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th St. NV District 3346.
COLORED-S52.5
5215 BLAINE ST. N.E.-BRAND-NE six
rooms. semi, detached. tiled kitchen and
bath with shower; highest class colored
community in the District CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO, 92a New York ave.
NV. National 979I,
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&c. $50 UP.
5332 29th ST. NV.
3 SOLD IN | WEEK

Nothing in Chevy Chase, d. c.. can
eGpa eompare with these NEW DETACHED.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park one block
south OF Military road. large rooms, .
and pa baths: large level lots INSPECT
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. DIST. 1911.
CHEVY CHASE, DC; $4,000.
, Bargain: detached; 4 bedrooms. attic
neat, Y square Conn. ave. Attractive cot
taee type. BOSS & PHELPS Natl $500,
exclusive agents; Evenings call Mr.. Mill
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HOUSES ukFURklsHED.
1t4l MORSE SIT m

1141 MORSE ST. NE.
Arranged for 2 Families.
rooms, bath. h.-wh.. electricity. gas.
Screened porches. 2-car garage. $50 mo,
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
80 Fla. Ave. NV. Dec. 29Ob.
PETWORTH.
73l QUEBEC PL.
Semi-det. brick; . rms, 9 b. and 2
screened porches; 2nd floor; equipped with
kit; house being completely reconditioned
VIII consider installing oil heat. Open.
VIM. M. Throckmorton, Inc,
Investment Bldg. Realtor. Dist. 6O92.
FOR RENT.
Several houses, all well located, available
Tor immediate occupancy. You are invited
to call at office or phone TOR numbers and
other details
GEORGE I. BORGER.
G43 Ind. Ave. NV Natl. O35O,
COLORED-6 RMS. AND WATER 80
Plat rooms and bath--1 1890
r" kit. bath; f.ohsnt5 beat :, soN---- $3.50
2426 Penna. Ave. NV. West 1865.
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MANY OTHER GOOD IN
VESTMENT PROPERTIES
ARE INCLUDED IN OUR
L1STINGS. DETAILS FUR
N1SHED UPON REQUEST.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
REALTORS,
G33 10th NV Natl 0352
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2026 EVARTS ST. NE.

tic and garage. oil heat with air-condi-
ton. oak floors. tile bath with shower;
lot AK 30: close to schools and stores:
$500 down. 500 month
Other bungalows in the Woodbridge sec
tion. S5 $50 up
LOODRIDGE REALTY CO..
2317 r. l. Ave NV North 1oO3
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15T NET RETIJRN

Gasoline station. downtown corner: lease
to chain company: requires only $4,000
cash for equity. GUY WHITEFORD Real
Estate. Natl. 2432. Southern Bldg
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BRENTWOOD BUNGALOW,
495O-Located on good lot; paved street
This home has 3 bedrooms, breakfast room,
oak floors, INV h.: garage: easy terms.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
National 5Q02 SIl lnth ST NV
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Near Walter Reed Hospital.
Ss,450-A low price for this attached
6-room and bath home in this convenient
section: h.-w.h.; Oil burner: garage; nice
lot. and in good condition: reasonable
" r. sM1Tt1v ~
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s4O6 CEDAR ST.
Silver Spring. Md.
SIX ROOMS oiorER Two BATHs BASTIHA
OIL BURNER. GARAGE,
$3.50.
Open Daily to $50 Pm
Two Squares East of Georgia Ave.
Between Bonifant ST. and Montgomery Ave.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
-1505 st. NV. National 2345.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
vacant. immediate possession, rooms,
noored attic, fireplace. automatic heat In
Sulased 81 a Small cash payment. low month
l1I6 CONGRESS ST. Sc.
Open 1890 to 9 PM
=, tOut Nichols ave. to 5th st. Sc; left to
Alabama ave. to 11th place. right to Con-
gress ST.. left to open Sign.)
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
ATTRACTIVE NORTHEAST HOMES.
New brick home. & rooms, tiled bath.
shower. fireplace Chestnut trim. elec.
kitchen, furred walls, slate roof. copper
gntters, concrete porch. oil heat. lot 5Ox
40, garage; price. SO $50. To inspect,
north IH II on 18th st; to Eastern ave-. then
CORNER TWO-FAM1LY HOME.
in new-house condition: new oil burner.
large lot, garage: near cars and stores
,a,. HOME WITH INCOME. w e''
lS2l Jackson st. n.e:-1O rooms, bath,
Oh heat; 2 apis; on End floor; lot 50x1O0.
900. VIM. r. THORoWGooD.
2O24 r. I. Ave. NE. Dec. 0317.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEW 4-FAMILY APTs.: RET. Apx. 1aes
, on inv; Will accept $1,000 cash as down
DAN. Ciev. 212S. 49,
3Os VIRGINIA AVE SE-3-STORY. =
room semi-det brick; instant. h. W.; S4OO
cash above S3.5O0 first trust Met. 54OO.
tached corner brick apartment: apart
ments: over soft. side yard gross rental
ss%4o year sno tenants furnish own heat,
ments. D. G. GRUVER owner builder In
yestment Building. National 1887. or any
TWO NEW APARTMENT BUILDINGS.
upper northwest location, offered for quick
financing srr.nsed: Complete statement ait
. ,sos ) $EANNoE Z, n q & IucHs s;ss9, CO, o,,.
4 GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
house with hot-water heat and garage
Rented ad to white tenant at Ss5 month;
$1l ,50O-commercial building fronting 30
feet on main thoroughfare in North
west. Two-story brick containing two
nses oTn sRa hsas Income @ tsT
1505 H St. NV. National 2345
$4,75O.
Leased $50 per month, ! year: 1st COM
merclal zone: prominent street NV: white
nelshborhood: 3 stories. rooms, bath,
automatic heat; renovated. Georsia 9Ol2.
1870 NET
On cash required to purchase one-story
business property with parking lot; loca-
ton ON corner in section Of enhancing
store. with option for additional S years;
tenant furnishes heat; a rare opportunity
Tor Al investment. Call MR.. DREW,
Met. 2S:5-2s27. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
205 investment Bldg.
MAKE IDLE FUNDS WORK.
We nave listed a downtown BLDG near
18th and L SITS. containing . stores and 2
apis. annual rental Of $3.50. that can be
standing investment. Property in excel
lent condition.
brick houses in sw.. near the market:
always rented; very good condition: 8
rooms. elec. each: > with baths Monthly
rental. $s5 90; price. $500, $1,000 cash,
balance monthly.
Near n, Y. ave and North Capitol. Ideal
Tor remodelinR. Adjoining corner property
An investment or speculation. $4,000 90
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. January 9th, 193s.-Notice Is
the provisions Of an item authorizing
changes In the permanent system Of high,
in d. c. Appropriation Act for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1914 PUBLIC Act No.
435., 62nd Congress-, approved March 4.
Apr o ss PD Aen an Nc 15s SSs
trict Of Columbia Will give public hear
ers in the District Building on JANUARY
24th. 1888. at 10 o'clock am; to all
ss e sad wh
hhighways described as follows VIZ: |.
properss in the southeast east section H eS located
within the territory lying Immediately
north tn Of Pennsyyania Iva Avenue between
in Parcel 2o2I1o. :. Proposed Change Elm in
west section located Within the - territory lit o
bounded on the northeast by the Mary
l land-p; G; Boundary Line on the south
west by Blair Road; providing for. the
aneda from said plan Of Part Of
anum street and 9afi The OF eem
nation o: an additional proposed rlT @ Street Street
lying within said territory. 3. Proposed
the Northwest section located within the
Locust Road between 18th and 18th
Streets. affecting the location OF pro-
posed street to be known as Leegate Road
Plans showing proposed changes within the
Maps "O7s. 2O79 and 2Oso, are on dis
play in the Office of the Surveyor Of the
Building, and may be examined by inter-
ested parties during business hours prior
to the hearing. Such plans will also be
missoners will consider any suggestions
or protests concerning the proposed changes
as shown on above mentioned plans
MELVIN c. HAZEN. GEORGE E. ALLEN.
DAN / SULTAN, Commissioners. D. c.
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Near N. Y. ave and North Capitol. Ideal
An investment or speculation. $4,000. 90
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New Brick Bungalow-$8, ,45O.
1905 22nd ST. NE.
g ROOMS (3 BEDROOMS), on BURN
WOODBRIDGE LOCATION. EASY TERMS.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
PAUL P. STONE, North 7471,
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NEW DETACHED BRICK-BRIGHTWOO
SIX large. Well-arranged rooms, 2 COM
plete baths 6 large bedroomsJ. Other
features include. oil heat, equipped with
room, two, open fireplaces; finished attic
room; slate roof weather stripped
screened. caulked. insulated with rock
wool; extra large kitchen, brick garage;
lot l75 feet deep: southern exposure; nat
ural chestnut trim. -, Entire lower floor
ana halls papered with Sanitas washable
paper. High elevation. Will consider
clear lot or small house as cash payment.
Open to pm daily
419 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
900. WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
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Ss.460-EIGHT ROOMS

6l2 UNDERWOOD ST NV.
" attractive new brick homes large
rooms. :. baths. fireplace. attic modern
Kitchen. concrete front porch, slate roof
large, lot. garage. Price, SlO95O each.
Consider small house in trade
Homes Open Until PM
, VIM: r. THOROWGOOD,
4O24 r. l. Ave NE Dec 0211
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$3.50.
$500 CASH

$500 CASH.
EXCELLENT NV. SECTION.
:, Beautiful new, Colonial brick home. g
Eirsssr lEafes rooms beautiful baths elaborate
caIl Cal Georsia Ga 566s JOS Is q real opportunity
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-WIIL
CONSIDER OFFER OF $4,000
blk. from C. e: circleNBest" "Iscs iocation na" on
Nd. side Of circle. 10 rooms. Z bedrooms; Is;
1911 for key to inspect
WE OFFER YOU THE FINEST
LOWEST PRICED HOUSE IN
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS.
With bedrooms and bath on first floor
Ut IT Is y 1Ms3sf$AH 51Ms3ssfRfE$E F. pSsSE RHsehps ALL
YoGvE EVER SEEN. EANosNRasa So W say-fnspegef HfAbgE
Out Wis. ave to MORAN drive leff lcnfly !
blk: to home. or call Dist. 1911 for car
CATNIP HOUSE.
All the attracting little details that
ssszas r'%sPs psnP doles no.
s$!s,s eFssasss: Rossss
READ THIS AID.
d1tS II you q,nt are pa Daynf has. as much =. sos per
surely be interested in this property. New,
all brick. rms. 2 baths, large lot. built
in garage, oil heat and beautifully located,
Just 2 blocks from transportation and
schools In one OF Washington's finest North
west communities. This home has been
sell II on terms Of $3.50 cash and S65 per
month For further details, cali Wiscon-
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brick houses in s.w. near the market:
always rented; very good condition:
rooms. cleo. each: = with baths Monthly
rental. $500; price, $500; $1,000 cash,
balance monthly
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420 LURAY .PL. N.W.-S5O.OO.
new Frigidaire and gas range. Geo. 6Si1
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THos. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTIONKFRa
143l Eye st. NV.

G TOBRINER,
Attorneys for the Party Secured.
g32 Southern Bldg.
Ia LII
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Attorneys for the Party eecured.
a32 Southern Bldg.
iaT,d&dbsexsu
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11

participate in the following events Mems downhill race, women's down. hill race, junior downhill-race thigh school, juvenile downhill race grade schooD
 There will be a charge of 50 cents for entry in the mems race only. Registration will close at 6 pm. Fri day, February Is. More complete de- tails of the tournament will be an- nounced later
 Snow conditions of the muskegs above the Hume on the Douglas Trail are reported excellent and will find most of the skiers turns there. Others, who enjoyed the Spaulding Trail last week expect to return there for workout on the higher muskegs, states.
 All men who expect to run the event are requested to keep in close touch with the tour nament committee through Bert Caro- since the event will be held should snow conditions change.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
HIGH SCHOOL
 SETS SIGHTS
 ON ALL-STARS
Pick of Channel to Vie with Crimson Bear
 Squad Tonight


 High School Crimson Bears took brief warm-up practice this after neon to keep young muscles in shape for tonight's basketball fracas with the pick of the Channel in the City League Basketball circuit.
 The All-Stars are primed for the game that will show to a large extent. just how far the local stars will go in the Anchorage Fur Rem dezvous tournament.
 The curtain-raiser of the evening between the Elks and the Bremen will be hot contest, but it won't have the appeal to the bleacher fan that the last game will have.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
Ski Elimination
 Races Depend on
 Snow by Sunday
Skiers Asked to Keep in Touch with Caro- Re-
 garding Plans

Unless there is at least light fall If snow before Sunday to improve trail conditions, the scheduled clas- sification run of the Juneau Ski Club will be called off, it is an- nounced today.
 Registration for entry in all tour nament events will be opened Mon day at Bert Caro's Ski Shop or with Ernie Parsons at the Alaska Elec- tric Light and Power Company All skiers interested, whether members of the club or not, are invited to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
National Defense
 Week Observance
Reserve Officers in Juneau Are to Sponsor Do-
 ings in This City

National Defense Week, annually observed February l2 to February 22,
 is being sponsored this year by the Juneau Chapter of the Reserve Of- ficers Association. The purpose oe- ing to acquaint the public with the great need for an adequate national defense.
 To further this purpose the Ju- neau Reserve Officers will present three short but interesting talks over the local broadcasting station, which has donated the time in or der that the people In isolated com munities may also realize that this great nation must not become ] sleeping giant unable to defend it. self against other nations that are building huge armies and navies, far larger than would he necessary Il all nations were at peace.
 The first of these talks will be given at 515 D. m. Saturday, Feb TudTy Uy blSuI. OOi eAoAiu v. Brooks on National Defense Week; the second will be at ? D. m. Thurs day, February IT by Lieut.. Theodore Danielsen on National Defense and Peace; the third and last talk at 8 D. m, Tuesday, February p by Lieut.. George C. Penny on National Defense and Alaska.
 The Reserve Officers urge every one to interest themselves, in this time of world unSest and greed, in the problems that face the United States today from the countries that are casting about for new ter ,itories and possessions Hawaii and he Canal Zone, other United States possessions, are strongly fortified against invasion but Alaska has a great need for an adequate na- ,ional detensefi the local officers ,aid
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11

ents that Polish and Jewish sources were responsible for the reports spread through Europe regarding the shakeup, as it was termed.
 The newspaper leaders denial in- cluded reports of supposed garrison uprisings. impending further army changes. the alleged flight abroad of the former Crown Prince, strect fights in Berlin and reported closing of German frontiers.
 They're all malicious out and out lieS!" Berndt shouted at a press
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
SIMMONS OUT
 WITH ST|NS0N

Shell Simmons took off with the Alaska Air Transport Stinson this morning for Hoonah to pick up Dr. Joseph Aronson and Erma Parr with 900 pounds of X-ray equipment there.
 He reported high wind over Cha tham Straits on the return trip and apparently high seas that have put the Estebeth behind schedule, that vessel not having arrived at Hoo- nah this morning, though it left Jul neau at o'clock last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
SENTENCED FOR LOG THEFT

Pleading guilty to the theft of :, 9 logs from Pete Kassen, c. w. Tiny" Farlin was today sentenced by Commissioner Felix Gray to 75 days in the Federal jail. The loss which Kassen said he had hew d on his place in the old Sheldon tract, a short distance outside the city limits on the Glacier Highway, were found under Farlin's house, according to the evidence in court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11

Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
SOVIET SCIENTISTS IN
 SNOW CABIN
Gale Rips Their Silk Tent Asunder Are Wait
 ing to Be Rescued

MOSCOW, Feb. II. - The tcur North Pole Russian scientists ra- diced that an Arctic storm has wrecked the silk tent which shelters them on the drifting ice floe, now off the coast of Greenland, while waiting for rescue. The radio mast, which also served the tent as a pole, is down Loaded sleds were overturned by the gale.
 The scientists placed their radio set in a new position and the camp CTS have built snow hut in which to stay until relief comes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
BuTLERS RETURN

MT. and Mrs Charles Butler re turned to Juneau this afternoon aboard the Princess Norah. Mrs. Butlei is Bernice Butler of KINY. Both she and her husband have been on a several weeks vacation in the Long Island region near New York
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
Poles and Jews
 Are Accused
 Of Press Lies
Berndt Denies Rheinland Turmoil as Reported
 Through Europe

BERLIN, Feb. ll.-Altred Inge- mer Berndt, Vice Chief of the Ger man Governments Press depart ment, yesterday issued a wholesale defiant denial concerning develop ments arising from Hitler's drastic shakeup of the Reich's leadership on Feb 1
 Berndt told foreign correspond
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
JUNIOR AUXILIARY MEETING IS SET FOR
 TOMORROW MORNING

Meeting at the Dugout tomorrow at II am, members of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary will as- semble fer their regular monthly meeting with Mrs. George Penny,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11
MULLINS TO LEAVE

MT and Mrs. James J. Mullen are leaving for the south aboard the Princess Norah Sunday enroute to New York where they will visit for several months, before returning to Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11

adviser, in charge Mrs. Homer Nordling will give a brief talk on National Defense, and scrap books will be available for members planning to enter the scrap book contest. Entries are to be sent to the orthopedic hospital.
 In charge of the luncheon is Paul. inc Petrich who will be assisted by group of Junior members in serv- ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-02-11

A 300-foot observation tower &C., commodating more than 600 people at one time, will mark the center of the Scottish Empire Exhibition in Glasgow this summer.
Evening star., 1938-12-02
6. u. Dance TONIGHT

The Georgetown University Inter-
fraternity Council Will give its an
nual dance tonight 1T the May
flower Hotel. Music vii be pro-
vided by 1sham Jones' orchestra.