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$69.5O.

PEIWORIH.
house formerly Star Model Home; u large
rooms, tile bath, 3 large porChes: new elec.
refrieerator: house III perfect conoitIon;
40 DECATUR ST. NV.
BElTZELL District 300.
80! MD. AVE. Me- RMS. BATH,
6I:, I4th st. net rms bath. ami.
$3.50.
1904 ST NE Line. 1851.
81 TODD PL. NE, NEAR MCKINLEY
bath: electricity; nice condition; $40. Key
at !3:f. lst st. NV.
e,.etricily CTR iryinE st. n" ~, rooms ana bath
h3S Newton pl. h.W-S rooms and bath
electricity. h.,w h, -,
s,s 18th 81 H. NV. Il; CARTER Natl. AIS.
4,os DE RUSsEY PARKWAY.
Chevy Chase. Nd
Detached stone: q rooms. :! baths;
0''''-'n HHYATrsvlLLE. HsIsf1 MD. s'' '''
5 rooms bath modern, low rental.
.?6 18th ST. Sc,
Corner. : large rooms bath. mod oo
165 18th Sr NE.
8 rooms. bath; for :, iamilieS so:3o
14l5 Eye 81. NV. National 1862.
30, ANACoSTIA RID. Sc, s5o---5 RMS
bath. h.-w.h.. cleo: attic: acre OF ground.
-, H9HEESTElN BROS; ,..-
1881 NORTH cApIToL-G ROOMS.
bath. attic, cellar, INV h; front porch
large front and rear yards; $40
s5 pdrch s. nd moor Tooms 4asr nan,
heat with Oil burner; N,i5.
40. Eye ST NV. Natl. 64ts.
3O5 18th ST Sc
..5 rms. bath. h.-w.h.; new condition;
go QUINCY pL. NE
6 rms. bath. h.w.h.; new condition;
'"! a"a PROSPECT AVE. TAKoMA PARK.
6-rm.. bath bunsalow: h,.Wh,' 5000.
rms. bath INV H.: nice yard; SJ2. so.
iO01 OTIS Sr. NE
rms,' bath; bath de,aehsd; 1, e Sd s.IS h.; s55'
So. 80.
rms, . baths. h.-w h. $50.
l432 T ST. Sc.
rms; bath aMphv dogeIe eask C pSrShes' $50.
f%i Sis TEWKEssuRY Gisa I;sHjI PI. NV. w.
rms. bath. oil burner. eiec. refg.,
gar, S695
rms. :, baths eIec> rely =: oil burner;
"a block of n Capitol st: SOB w
30; LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
AIR sth ST NV
10 rms, s baths; also :. more rms aho
bath in basement; oil burner cleo. refs';
553G 3oth PI.. NV.
: rms. 2! baths, maid rm. s and os'h
cleo retg. OIL burner garage: N9o.
,.., VA WApLE + \ " JAMES 1Nc, INC, as4s.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
e ggms cieHslsnd 4 1a'nh Nghs and
Sunday. Cleveland ABB. Ii
BETHESDA. MD
New Colonial homes. zen center I'm nan; rms
0aLhs LESLIE IL b. besi MEAsEnI ssEais ce" lev esl4
.5.!4 eth PL. NV ROOMS,
bath. h.-w h.. porch S6ooO
3O!4 18th st. nw--6 rooms. bath.
steam heat porch r.,o o","o
Park. Md rooms and bath o'
hotwaier heat 5:
III? G ST. net rooms and bath.
,1' ,n,a =, HfKKy ~ / " B. PITTS &C. e., o,oo
~ INV h. -S' S45O(
49, Eye st. s.w.--o r.. b., cleo. -,
II 9TH st. n.e.--5 r, b.. elec
o., THOMAS p. BROWN n, es-.
best residential sections. near Transports
ton and schools; bedrooms. sleeping
porch, lear garage oil burner: tlec
rets.; immediate occupancy. 31G2 36tll
81. NV.
MRS JACK HAYES. Realtor. Natl. Tl74
'!u?f lst ST. NV.
rooms and bath oil heat; garage x65. .OU
1903 ID ST. NE.
q rooms. = kitchens, baths. ga
rage S15 .OO
Oil heat; electric refrigeration.
or JErrDN CIT NJ w
3 rms. . baths: oil heat: garage xS5 .00
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
81 18th ST. NV. National 5903.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE HOMES IMME.
diately available in Burleith: priced from
j. MCKINNEY BERRY.
1876? Wisconsin Ave. NV. West O31 1905 4
GIG PARK RID.
6-room and bath row house: hot.
water heat electricity: $500.
SHANNON L. LUCHS CO,
1905 II ST. N W National b34 3
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN,
NEAR EVERYTHING,
Completely Furnished.
MIPAMAR

ASA>AA4S 1V 0Ak = i 4AAANNy
Completely Furnished.
MIRAMAR,
CORNER 18th AND r. I. AVE.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
dvps With portable dhets table
sed. @ fs eosy sunroom. eos kitchen % Wit With SPECIAL
Open and Lighted Until 10 Pm.
14o47 7fS MAnexsF cAFR1Fs' s.0"1e DIST. asoG $3.50.
1914 POTOMAC AVE Sc.
sa5 m SSoms iis bath Electric xo ".
p7o.oo frixeration: reIr porch; heat.
gas; electric. and hot water in
., j.. JOHN 'd@g = !. pSNoHoE 81 tdI SO, SONS g..
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
PARK CENTRAL,
Corner 18th and SITS. NV
Frisidaire current free; living room with
portable dinette table and chairs. dressing
room Murphy bed. sunroom. kitchen and
bath; bellboy: elevator and switchboard
Open and Lighted Until 1oPM
,aoa x see MsnansIi an I,,H Net. "I1o; .,.o
900 10Th ST. NV.
coRMER S,,aSER.rd Eye ST., sr.,ReirfsrstIon, N;
manager, Tasiefully furnished.
1905 i; SW III TSsHs ss;sas} Sas% s. s4s
MERRILL MANSIONS.
1851 Fairmont st. nw.-Corner apt: 2
rooms. kit. bath. porch; attractive and
spacious Also room, kit, bath. Eeas.
London Hall, Apt. Hotel,
1888 18Th st. .n.w,-Bed-liv. rm. dress
ing rm. kit. bath cleo gas linens. Frgd:
Sl5 up wk.; So: 80 up mo Natl 900. I3'
1712 CONN. AVE. NV,
Ideal location; rooms kitchen bath:
rent reasonable PERCY H. RUSSELL co
1881 X St NV
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THE FAIRFAX.

300 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
! so west of Dupont Circle COG taxi zone,
Apis of | to rms. and ba.: 'FURN. OR UN-
FURN. hSkpg.. non -hSkpg.; hotel service OPP
tlonal TRANSIENTLY. from So; WEEKLY.
MONTHLY Splendid restaurant. moderate
prices. A few very desirable apis at sub
stantial concessions. Monthly from 500
Unfurn.. Sa5 furn.. with fun hotel service.
Rents Incl. Elec. for Lights and Refg.
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HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

:,'36 4lst ST. NV.
Greatly reduced rental. : rms. 1H
ba tbs. h -W.h: :. porcheS. garage.
BRODIE ~ COLBERT. INC,
National SD 100. Eve 81 NV
NEW PETWOR'rH SECTION-sI1 80.
Excellent broom and tile bath home, oil
heat. det. garage, :! uorches.
LEO kOL.B. INC.
l'..::. Wisconsin Ave. West OUU2
1920 WINDOW PL NV EAST OF WIS
conSin. north OF de q ached,
rooms. lix baths. :! large screened
porcheA; INV h., with blowers: present
tenant leaving city. Will show any TIME,
$50.
HERMAN T. GASCH 4 SONS.
1870 ST. NV. Natl l.54.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Near new high School--DttaChed 6-room
hone, full basement, hOt-air heat. side
porch. .-Car garage, reCoHdltioneC, SiJ
Also other desirable homes for rent and
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DOWNTOWN

Large bav-windoW living room bed
rooms. kitchen and bath; save car fare.
walking distance to departments; fine loca-
ton. 1915 l. ST. nW. Resident manager.
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS


RIA Pa. Ave. SE. Lincoln 0uS4.
COLORED-9.4 N ST NV. APT L
= large rooms. 3 large closets. private
bath, Venetian blinds heat and light fur
nlshed S33 per month to Government
employed only. or come well recommended.
Key at l":in 10th st. NV.
COLORED-''"'2 N ST. NV.
A real bareain for a well recommended
eolored family. = rooms, kitchen. bath
and reception hall. Heat, hot water and
tanltor Seryice Included
AT ONLY 81, 80 PER MONTH.
Kew with Jantor.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER.
Zoo Eye ST. NV. Met. 1850.
CCLORED
Apt. !, 1906 9TH ST. n.w.-3 rms. kit.
bath. OIL heat, retp SIS.
c. W SIMPSON.
1904 Vernon Ave. NV. Met. 300.
COLORED.
=" rms. kit, bath. front apt. steam
ready now Rent. S31 so
THE LA CARONA APTS.,
425 NJ ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

STUDIO APT. OR LARGE ROOM WITH
bath. furnished entertaining privileges
by young lady, Government employe; must
be reas.: refs. Box %, j. Star. l"'
SMALL PARTLY FURNISHED L.H.K
apartment, vicinity Lincoln Park; mother
and 9-year-old daughter Box TX, Star
l3'
i-ROOM APT. FURN. OR UNFURN.. IN
desirable wv. ueighbUrhood: light suitable
studio: reasonable. State particulars
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Sl5 9Jo-Detached, center halt 18th
ST. lear Colo. ave II ms frs,-foor
rage; 50x1 30; shade tEees. ,I
VIM. B. KRAFT, Nal. oJs3, Adams 22l
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ECONOMICAL BUNGALOW.
S5.450.

Five rooms. tie bath excellent con-
dltIon; brick construction. nciudlng
/ screens and awnings: automatic heat con-
/ troll. recently installed. keeps down fuel
| costs; desirable neiehDorhood. bus and
! stores handy first trust $3.50 mo-, in
cludrS taxes. reaS. down payment; ".
section; Just across u. c. line. Call Mr..
! EDWARD II JONES & CO.
! Cley 200 Ewes Emerson $3.50.
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UltramOdern DupieXeS.

Just completed. Extra lge. rms. Vene-
tan blinds; heat, hot water furn; ! and
Electroiux 49, to 567 LIE Baum st. Sc.
See MR. REISkJN on premises.
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BRCDIE Il COLBERT. INC,
lO5 South Royal ST. Phone Alex. 1854.
.uI ALLISON ST. NV BEDROOMS,
garage, h.-W H.; corner; near Grant Circle.
$40 per month newly redecorated.
1901 KENNEDY ST. NV bedrooms.
! bath garage: oil heat; pantry, sleeping
porcheS t!t: near cars and buses; so.
corner property: deep yard
1869 QUINCY ST NW.-~6 rooms. !
bath. toilet III basement: lons yard. near
car .lne. markets. schools. etc; x57 SO.
CHARLES s. SHREVE. 1901 18th 81. NV,
Rust Building National n..,lt
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S5,950-Semi-det. modern. G-rm. brick,
porches. double garage; 14U-ft. lot sta
and Crittenden St, Petworth: terms
s5o-Detached "a bedrooms. oil
heat, garage, front lawn l2O #: 1ith
and Decatur nv; $1,000 and $50 per
month.
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JOHN y'F +, DONOHOE & SONS

aIj Pa. Ave. Sc Lincoln UUs5.
| 1874 HARRISON ST NW.-S RMS. :,
| baths, oil heat, Sl45.
1901 Van Buren, st. n.w.-s rms. .
baths; oil heat Slo4 4.,s.x c,s.. NJ,
Az. Hunt ave, 'CheVy Cnhse, Md
rms bath. INV h. $50.
IGl1 Morsan drive. Chevy Chase, Md
rms. :. baths. h -wh.. 80.
INV h, xGJ
sI2i 45th st. n.w-o rms. bath. "a
PHUTp p PEYSER & CO..
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H. G. SMITHY CO..
81 18th ST. NV. National 5903.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE HOMES IMME-
diately available in Bureith: priced from
$50 to x13.5U
j. MCKINNEY BERRY.
1862 Wisconsin Ave. N w. West BOB 4
6I6 PARK RID.
6-room and bath row house: hot
water heat: electricity: S45U0.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
LOn II 81. N W. National o34 &
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR,

1861 CRESCENT PL. N.W.--NEWLY DEC
Grated, . rooms and bath. Call Adams
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SCOTIA 35th ST. NV.
CORNER BRICK HOME CLOSE TO
SCHOOLS STORES AND TRANS
POkrATION: II. w II.
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1919 10Th ST. N.W-s-RooM. FRONT
APT facing park: attractively furnished
electric refrigeration. janitor service; S65
Pot. "fl4.
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RN-APARTMENTs-
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. S.96-EVES, Wise. 4a53.
94l NEW YORK AVE NV. 49,
6645 GA. AVE. NV" r.. X. AND B.:
S57 80: electric refrigeration.
1873 Park rd. NV? r.. X. and b..
$4,000; elec. refg, and elevator.
H. G. SMITHY CO..
S1l 18th st. NV. Natl. BOOB
INTOWN-FURN. APT, $25.
Modern elevator apt bldg. neatly furn.
1924 K st. NV. National 5437.
1915 10Th ST. NV.
Studio rm.. private bath; maid, linen.
elec.: res. mgr.
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CHOICEST LOCATION.

CONN AVE AT TAFT BRIDGE.
RMS, x. TO t RMS. X. 81 $50.
Exclusive. modern. fireproof building: pa
hour elevator secretarial, phone service;
mlrror doors. Potomac 5OS.I.
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3l7 18th ST. NE.-CoMPLETELY FURN.,
sttr; rms, kit. din, hath. porch: refg.
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HN CAR LINE-LARGE KITCHEN. BED
room, Frigidaire, gas cleo. phone incl;
$40 week. 43l7 Georgia ave. NV.
PEMODELED: DOWNTOWN, 1924 sth
NV rm.. it.-din.; gas. cleo. Frlgld.
incl: IS wk.: adults: front bed-liv:, rnl.,
S5 Wk IL"
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CEDAR COURTS" 40 CEDAR ST. NV.
near Walter Reed or ; large rms. kit.
bath sleeping porch: gas, cleo. FriRidaire
garage included Manager, Georgia O5.'3
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FORD APARTMENTS,
NdII NfeS. DOOIl1 Ii DIs0' IT '"
READY TO MOVE IN.

See this clean. like-new apt: furnished.
? rms. kit, bath, 50: 80; parking space:
one of the best locations in the city. at
Rock Creek Park mr. Million Dollar
Bridge o4l0 Goth ST. NV Res. mgr.
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1903 ID ST NE
rooms. = kitchens. = baths. ga
rage $500
Oil heat; electric refrigeration.
1i33 CLIFTON ST NW.~
| 8 rms. . baths: oil heat: garage SS5 90
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BUTTERNUT ST. NV

new detached home. rooms and bath
70 bedroomsI, oil heat, Recently sold for
~ 2o,-our price. $500. Don't miss
this chance to get real home at less
than cost. Open and ready TO move IN
Phone and We will take you to see the
UTOUfrtY = - -
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SIS NORTH CAROLINA AVE. EN-
tire floor. pvt. bath heat, gas, elec.; reas.
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ATTRACTIVE APTS HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
on appointment. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
JAMES F. HURLEY,
 FORMER JUNEAUITE,
 SUCCU,MBS IN IDAHO

Information has been received by Frank A. Boyle of the death of James F. Hurley, which occurred al Salmon City, Idaho, on December 12, 1887.
 MT. Hurley was resident Of Juneau for a number of years, hav- ing been employed in the office Of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany and also as court librarian under Judge R. w Jennings.
 In 1916 he married Ruth Agnes Preston, who with their three chil- dren, Margaret, Anita, and Mary Clare, survive him and are resi- dents of Pocatello, Idaho.
 He was an active member of the Knights of Columbus at the time of it's organization in Juneau, and at the time of his death was a member of the order at Pocatello, Idaho.
 He was lifelong Democrat and took an active interest in party affairs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
MRS. CAMPBELL,
 MRS. F. HOUSED,
 IGNORED TODAY

In hcnor of Mrs. J. K. Campbell, and Mrs. Florine Housel, who Will leave soon for the States Mrs. RaT c. Day and Mrs. Walter P. Scott entertained today at the home C. Mrs. Day on West Seventh Street.
 The affair, which began at 10 O. clock this morning, gathered to- gether members of the Red Cross Sewing Club The entire day was spent in making quilts, with a luncheon being served by the two hostesses. Included on the menu was cherry pie, a favorite delicacy of the two guests-of f-honor.
 Those present for the bon voyage party include Mrs. J. c. Thomas, Mrs. George B. Rice, Mrs. E. J. Bowling, Mrs Arthur J. Ficken, and Mrs Ray Peterman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
Lulu's in Town, This Morning
 Anyway

Lulu Fairbanks, Seattle resident, but "Alaska's biggest booster" can. through Juneau on the steamer Columbia leading a tour of twelve women from Business and Profes- sional Women's Clubs throughout the country.
 Miss Fairbanks said the tour would go as far as Fairbanks. talk ing in Matanuska and other points enroute, returning on the Aleutian through Juneau on July 25.
 A fan" on aviation, Lulu hopes to make the flight from Fairbanks to Nome while in the Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
YOUNG FOLTA
 QUALITIES FOR
 NAVY ACADEMY

George w. Folta Jr., son of the Assistant District Attorney, has qualified for entrance to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, according to word received today by Delegate An tony J. Dimond from his secretary in Washington Young Folta has been named by the Delegate as a candidate to the Academy He has just completed his first year at the University of Washington and his grades were such as to qualify him for the appointment, the Delegate said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
Holden Carries
 Mail to Islands
 With FairChiId

Alex Holden went out with the Marine Airways Fairchild this morning over the Tuesday sched- ule route with mail for all stops and three passengers to let off en- route
 Passengers were Ed Shaffer for Sitka, Albert Leid to Port Altholp and a eco cook for Todd
 Yesterday evening. Alex flew the Bellanca to Wrangell on a charter trip with Beth Pendeburg, pas senger on the steamer Aleutian who had missed her boat here and had to fly to Wrangell to catch the yes sel there.
 Lon Cope brought in three pas sengers from Hoonah yesterday in the Fairchild, bringing in MT and Mrs. Jim Boyl and Mrs. Margaret Osborne.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
TRUITT TO WESTWARD
 ON ALIEN FISHING

Attorney General James S. Tru- itt sailed on the Columbia today for Seward and Anchorage from where he will fly into the Bristol Bay re- gion in connection with the prose- cution of men alleged to be alien fishermen. It is charged that be- tween 20 and 30 fishermen have been detected in the region as aliens and they will be prosecuted under the Territorial law which bars alienc from fishing in Alaskan waters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
SHELL FLIES TO GET PILOT FOR
 FAIRBANKS TRIP

Before flying to Fairbanks this morning as passenger with Pa cific Alaska Airways, Shell Sim mons flew his own Lockheed to Mary Joyce's Taku River Lodge to pick up one of the pilots for the PAA Electra.
 The pilot is Walt Hall, who had been honeymooning briefly at the Joyce retreat, with his bride Of yesterday.
 Simmons brought in both MT. and Mrs. Walt Hall, and left for Fair banks a short time later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
8 HALIBUTERS SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July 12. - Halibuters selling here today, catch and prices, follow:
 From the western banks-Torden- skiold 40,000 pounds, Thor 3900O pounds. Seattle 10000 pounds, all for 77s and 7i2 cents pound; Brisk 5000 pounds. 7Ts and "A cents; Majestic 36,000 pounds, 9ls and 7la cents.
 From the local banks-Sylvia l8,- poo pounds 8as and T cents; Elean- ora 10000 pounds, Rosario 19000 pounds. both 8i2 and 2 cents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
IRA WOODS BROTHER GOING INSIDE; WILL
 ADMINISTER ESTATE

Walter & Wood, of Lake Placid, N. Y, brother of the late Ira Wood who operated a transportation com pany out of Holy Cross on the Yl- kon River, passed through Juneau on the Columbia, bound for the Iu- terior to straighten up his brothers estate.
 Ira Wood died June g. His brother will remain in the Interior for sev- eral weeks in the interests of the estate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
Sorenson Flying Long Flight To Hirst

Paul Sorenson, Superintendent of the Hirst-Chichagof Mining Com pany is making a roundabout trip to Hirst. He left for Fairbanks this morning with PAA, flying Inside with Shell Simmons. Simmons will purchase a Fairchild Fl from PAA in Fairbanks and fly it back Thurs day, with Sorenson, dropping him off at Hirst enroute.
 And so, strictly speaking, Sorcn- son is flying to Hirst via Fairbanks.
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Ellen Repp WM Be Heord
 Tonight m Vocal Recitdl

Ellen Repp widely-known ongh at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church Juneau two years ago. Miss Repp has pee combining study work New York City where sine nov she has outstanding success She wa solo Orchestra at the Carnegie Hal presentation Messiah New York during the Christina equally important honor bestowed upon he award of conao oost for the l4u ahu Westchester Festival New York in May. tonight she will be assisted by Edyth Rely Rowe cest play and provide cello obbatos for and provide cello obgao Tor group Repps Piano accompaniment will be py Caro- Beey pianist who arranged the coner this
 The program Repps follows: 1; d,, C,ro Bene Secch Have You Scene But a Wbyte Lille
 (Old English l7th century melody) Come Let's Be Merry (OId Englsh)
 ELLEN REPP-Contato
 EDYTHIE ROWE-Cclo Obbigaos Le temps de lias CbduSon I, beure exaue Hahn Aria Amour vcns alder" from Samson Daila'
 Saint SaenS
 MISS REPp Andante from "Orpheus and Euydice' Guek Moment Musical oohubeH Harlequin Topper Morse bsrnerim Monrad Jobansen En Drom Grieg Vacr hilset Damer Grieg Warren (eello obbligato) Gricg
 MISS REPp
 V.
 Lamento FdWe Serenadc GiazouDou
 MRS. ROWE
 V
 Sea Moods Tyson Clouds (ccllo obbgato) Charles Midsummer Worth
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
FISHING CONTEST
 OFFICIALLY SET
 FOR NEXT SUNDAY

It was officially announced today that the annual series of salmon derbies of the Juneau Sports Fish ing Club will be started next Sun day at Marmion Island.
 Plenty of fish, and plenty of enthusiasm on the part of fisher men who think the easiest way to get new pole is to catch record fish, is responsible for the decision, according to Claus Larsen, in charge of the picnic-contest.
 More details will be announced later
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
NINE GO OUT
 ON PAA SHIP

Nine passengers flew to Fairbanks this morning with pilots S. E. Rob- bins and Walt Hall.
 Making the flight were E. L Phillips ST, E. L. Phillips Jr., F Me Kennon, s. Simmons, H Odekirk. P Sorenson Mae Post, Mrs H. Dahl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
-- -A->~ - CONTRACTOR QUEST ARRIVES, COLUMBIA

A. w Quist, contractor in charge of construction on the new Baranof Hotel arrived in Juneau this morn- ing on the steamer Columbia to supervise work on the project.
 Contractor Quist said more equip ment for the construction job would be coming north next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
THREE COME IN
 WITH AMUNDSEN

Alaska Air Transport pilot John Amundsen came in from the is lands with three passengers yester- day evening in the Lockheed
 Coming in were Ray Peterman and Paul Morgan from Hoonah, and Ira Lowe from Chichagof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
YOUELL RETURNING HOME

The Rev John E. Youell, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church IF Fairbanks, passed through Juneau on the Columbia enroute to Fair banks after attending the Presby- terian National Convention for min isters and laymen in Philadelph a, Pa. While in Juneau, he visited with friends.
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propose to hold this sum in reserve so that whenever there is a popu- lar uprising against bill of which the majority of the committee hap pen to be in favor, so that they may again come out and begin to terror ize citizens, am also opposed to it.
 AS parting shot after he failed to get his requested funds, Minton said the committee would con- tinue and that the newspaper in yestigation may go on anyway" But to interviewers later he indi- cated nothing was possible for the immediate future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
FORMER JUNEAUITE
 BOUND FOR INTERIOR

Mrs. Muriel Church, former resi- dent of Juneau, accompanied by her son Dickie, and her brother John Herring and his wife. is a passenger aboard the Columbia bound for Fairbanks where he was born.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
VISIT FRIENDS

While the Columbia was in port, MT. and Mrs. Bruce Johnson of Fallon. New, who are on the Circle Tour, visited with friends in Ju- neau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12
JUDGES ON ALASKA TOUR

Judge Charles w. Froessel and Mrs Froessel of Jamica. N. r., passed through Juneau on the Co., lumbia as members of the Golden Belt tour. MT Froessel is a member of the New York State Supreme Court and hopes to meet Postmaster James A. Farley on his return trip. Tt will be a great treat to meet a New Yorker in Alaska"
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 Committee to
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-12

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Evening star., 1938-04-05
WHOLESALE INDEX
SAGS TO new Low
Fertilizer Association Estimates
Average at 75.5 Against
1853 Week Ago.

Continued weakness in wholesale
commodity prices resulted in the index
compiled by the National Fertilizer
Association declining in the week ended
April to the lowest point reached
since May, 1886. This index last week
was 755. compared with 1873 in the
preceding week, 768 month ago and
88.7 year ago, based on the 1926
1928 average as 100.
Lower prices for farm products were
largely responsible for last weeks de-
cline in the all-commodity index. Cot
ton was little higher, but grains and
live stock continued to decline. and
the farm product index was at the low
est level recorded since 1884
Foodstuf prices were generally lower,
resulting in small decline in the food
price average.
In the textile group slightly higher
quotations for cotton and wool were
more than Offset by falling prices for
silk, burlap and jute
A new point for the current recess
sion was reached by the metal price
index. the result of declining prices for
steel scrap, silver and tin.
A decline in the index representing
the price of miscellaneous commodities
was brought about by lower quotations
for hides, rubber and cattle feed.
The building material index was the
only group average to advance during
the week, rejecting an upturn in lum-
Der prices.