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Evening star., 1938-12-23
Debut Tea Dance
Given in Honor
Of Miss Quirk

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emmet Quirk
will entertain this afternoon at a
tea dance at the MayfloWer Hotel
when they will present their daugh-
ter, Miss Roberta Quirk. Mrs. Quirk
and her daughter will receive the
many guests from 4:3O to 7 O'Clock,
the hostess wearing black lace and
having a corsage bouquet of yellow
orchids. The debutante will be in
a gown of white net embroidered in
silver made with fitted bodice and
puffed sleeves and a bouffant skirt.
She will carry an old-fashioned
bouquet.
Alternating at the tea table. which
Will be decorated with poinsettias,
will be Mrs. James Reeves Bell, Mrs.
Lewis R. Close of New York, Mrs.
Michael J. Gormley, Mrs. Wilbur
La Roe, jr, Mrs. G. Herbert Muckley.
Mrs. Paul Sleman and Mrs. Manuel
Garcia de Quevedo.
Assisting the debutante will be
Miss Margaret Craighill, Miss Elinor
Gudger, Miss Jacquelin Meredith,
Miss Courtney Prettyman, Miss Jane
Rust, Miss Mary Rust of Leesburg
and the Misses Julia and Mimi
Worthington.
Mrs. John F.. McFeatters, the
former Miss Emily Jane Quirk, who
now lives in Princeton. is to be
among those present. Mr.. and Mrs.
McFeatters will be hosts at dinner
at the Shoreham for her sister, her
attendants and the out-of-town
guests after the tea dance.
Evening star., 1938-12-23

will be accompanied by their son,
Mr.. Otto Englehart. jr., who is at
tending the University of Indiana.
Mrs. w. w. Bride has been Joined
at the Wardman Park Hotel by her
son, Mr.. Noel C. Bride.
DR.. and Mrs. Stuart o. Foster
have as their guests in their home
in Wesley Heights DR.. Fosters sis
ter, Mrs. Jay L. Grover, and her
two daughters Miss Ella Jay Grover
and Miss Tilda Jayne Grover, of
Taylor, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. German
Of Pocahontas Va, are at the
Shoreham for the holidays. They
will spend part of their visit in
Washington with their son -in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Lee Goff.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Residential Social Notes
Daughter and Her Husband
TO Visit MIR. and Mrs. Dial

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ogden
Smith, jr., after visiting three weeks
in Chicago, are arriving today to
visit Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will remain through
New Year Day.
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold McNitt are
giving a Christmas supper tonight
at their home at 1910 Columbia
road in honor of Miss Irrna Belk,
whose marriage to DR.. Harold Ma
comb Hobart will take place Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Danly will
entertain in their home in Wesley
Heights this evening at a buffet
supper for the young friends of
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Danly.
After the supper the guests will at
tend the Wesley Heights Communi-
ty Club Junior dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert King Stone
and the latter's daughter, Miss Ula
Calvert Schuermann. will be at
home Monday afternoon from 4 to
7 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Englehart and
their two children, Mr.. Gordon En-
glehart and Miss Lucia Englehart
will spend Christmas with Mrs. En-
glehart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Kerfoot. in Brazil. Ind. They
will return to their home in Wesley
Heights the first of the week and
Evening star., 1938-12-23

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley
White gave gay Christmas dance
last evening for their debutante
daughter, Miss Mary Alice White,
who was formally presented at a tea
earlier in the season. The party
was given at the Sulgrave Club,
which was beautifully decorated
with silver Christmas trees. making
an effective background for the bril-
liant red of the poinsettias. Holly
and mistletoe also were prominent
in the decorations.
DR.. and Mrs. White and their
daughter stood in the great hall at the
top of the stairs to receive the more
than 300 guests, young people, many
of them here for the Christmas holi-
days from their studies at colleges.
Miss White Picture
In Striking Gown.
Mrs. White, tall and handsome
with her silvery hair, was a picture
last evening in a black velvet gown,
fashioned on long straight lines, the
faring skirt falling into a train at
the back and the only ornament a
jeWeled buckle at the belt line. The
debutante was striking contrast
to her mother in a white taffeta,
rows of brilliants at the neck of the
gown and about the bottom of the
very full skirt and she carried clus-
ter of pink camelias.
A buffet supper was served in the
dining room beginning at 1890
O'Clock and continuing until the
close of the dance, one of the many
thoughtful arrangements of the
hostess to avoid the usual rush
and crush of supper at such parties.
Numerous dinner parties preceded
the dance, Miss White being among
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Underwood, who entertained for
their daughter, Miss Anne Under
wood, who made her formal bow
at tea earlier in the day. Also
among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Underwood were the house guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. White, including
Miss Whites house party, incident
ally, includes Mile. Lucie Dourif of
Paris, France. who is attending Vas
sar College this year; Mis- Elaine
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Notes From the Social Calendar of WASHINGTON and Its
By the Way
Beth Blaine:

OF very special interest Washington society engagement
recently announced in Mr.
William Stuart Harrington Col Francis
Mrs Harrington.
MacDowel is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Mac
Dowe r, of New York Waterford
of Maj Emion Williams who washngtons staff
and is seventh Hamilton who mar
red Lady inspiration of Sir
Lady of the Lake"
Young Mr. Harrington a grandson Edgar Rey-
burn of Washington and the Representative Reybun
time Mayor Philadelphia Adams
School present at Yale University He viii
Washington spend father
and younger sister Eleanor plans
visit over the New Year. Friends who
in New York tell she TALL quite lovely looking
and very charming and will undoubtedly
COL Harrington is reported chosen to
post left by Secretary Ropers 1esg
natonand nothing will be pleasing the
countless friends than this appointment
tropical Claus is to us an amusing and delight
full and that is asa Cuban
Embassy will be this spend the
holidays with his family gather
Day the house
la Toenes became fond type
when senor de la Torrnte Washington
do not know Cubans general do celebrate
do but Jose will don beard
distribute gifts to all the small
American style, and all under tropical sunshine
Navy in force yesterday afternoon to ex-
change the seasons greetings with the popular Naval Aahe
their house in Georgetown.
looked charming in CAV howeed blouse over
dayength black satin skirt
basy helping to make the Luce
Nine Lombard and Jacques Dumaine.
Delicious little pastries tempted one
into the dining room where tea served
drawing Among the
Mark Bristol Admiral and Mrs George Pettengu
Chnty and Miss Caroline Chantry Magruder
Mrs Hamilton Bryan; also Capt
and Mrs g. c. Pe and Mrs Anthony Coeby
Also present were Frau WitthoetE the
Capt and Mrs j. pretty Gavne Miss
Russell Wilson and
Russell Wilson,
Admiral Richardson Capt and Nine
lands legation and the brothers Fred and Dick Hunt.
Mrs John Williams has an at-hone Wear
o'clock.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Christmas Fetes
Are Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Ladd will
be at home Christmas Eve in their
home in Wesley Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman M. Grimes
will be at home all day Christmas
at their place at 28l1 Foxhall Road.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Miss Rout Engaged
To Mr.. Nicholson

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Rout an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Audrey to Mr.. Jesse Frank
Nicholson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse w. Nicholson, at dinner party
last evening at the Shoreham Hotel
The wedding will take place in June
Miss Rout is graduate of Wilson
Teachers College. She also studied
history and art in Europe. She has
since Travelled widely in the Americas
and Canada. She is a member of
Kappa Delta Pi honorary frater-
nifty.
Mr.. Nicholson is a graduate of
George Washington University. He
attended National University Law
School, from which he received his
bachelor and master degrees. He is
assistant county accountant for
Montgomery County. He is men,
ber of Kappa Alpha Fraternity and
Phi Beta Gamma legal fraternity.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Debutante Is Entertained
DR.. and Mrs. Charles S. White
Give Dance for Daughter

OFT, Roy OFT and Ted Richardson
of New York.
Little Cabinet Officer
And Wife Hosts.
The Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Wayne Chatfeld-
Taylor gave a dinner party for their
debutante daughter, Miss Adelaide
Chatfield Taylor, who with her
guests went later to the Whites
dance. Miss Rose Chatfield- Taylor,
subdebutante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chatfield-Taylor, and a group
of her contemporaries dined and
danced at the Chevy Chase Club,
joining the parties of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clement Dunn for their
daughter, Miss Cynthia Dunn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Houghteling
for their young daughter, Miss
Peggy Houghteling.
Mr.. and Mrs. William PAYNE Mere
dith also entertained at dinner be-
fore DR., and Mrs. Whites dance,
having 36 guests in their home for
their daughter, Miss Jacuueline
Meredith. The company included
Miss Ashby Proctor, Miss Sylvia
Alexander, Miss Lalla Harrison, Miss
Elsie Hill, Miss Margaret Craighill,
Miss Louise Burke, Miss Betty
Meyers, Miss Barbara Bradley, Miss
Marjorie Sherley, Miss Alice Barry,
Miss Jane Rust, Miss Mary Parker,
Miss Jane Eustis, Miss Barbara
Boiling. Miss Alice Tuckerman, Miss
Josephine Boyle of New York.
Also there were Messrs. Moor
head, Harrison Brand, Berkley Sim
mons, Robert Simmons. Briton
Browne, G. Bowdoin Craighill, ir.:
(See WHITE, Page B-4D
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Vice President and Wife
To Spend Quiet Yule
In Apartment Here
Attorney General and Mrs. Cummings
Give Reception for Officials of
Department of Justice


daughter Arlington Hall school,
left
Garner their n
The Attorney Cummings held
reception
the officials of the Department
mngs
divisions OF the department.
Ambassador jerry Poock was host at luncheon
yesterday of the Embassy staff as mo-
Christmas York TODAY and
will spend the holidays the North.
Spanish Ambassador senor Dr. Don Fernando de los Rios
returned today an address
before the University of Cuba
The French Ambassador, Quentin
dinner this evening The Ambassador
the former Ambassador
post in the Soviet
The Latvian Minister dinner
this evening in honor OF the newly appointed Military Aae
United George
Mrs Hutheine who recently from Riley,
MAI useer has been on duty Maj and Mrs Huhstener will
to New York for Christmas will
formers
The Colombia, spruile Braden
the Carlton coming
here from New York City.
Caraway part holidays
Caraway who will
from
latters MI. and Mrs Little they
tngon.
Representative Louis No. arrived
and is in his apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
Representative Oreg
the Dodge for this of Congress-
c. DoveN of Des Mones
Of Department of Justice
and with
their Mr. Edmund Bennett who left yesterday for aude
joined swimming
the intercollegiate swimming championships held
Mr. Bennett will return to his studies Brown University Immediately
after the holidays
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Federal Trade
Dinner Given

The commissioners of the Federal
Trade Commission, Mr.. Garland S.
Ferguson, Mr.. Charles H. March, Mr..
Edwin L. Davis, Mr.. w. A. Ayres
and Mr.. Robert E. Freer, were rank
ing guests at the dinner given by the
attorneys of the chief examiner S
staff last evening at the Carlton
Hotel. Among others attending were
Chief Examiner James A. Horton
and his assistants, Mr.. Ishmael Bur-
ton and Mr.. Joseph E. Sheehy, as
we'll as members of the staff from
Chicago and New York. Mr.. Harold
S. Blackman was POSTMASTER.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
MIR. James Sails

Mr.. Stephen James of Linden, Md,
will sail today on the Santa Barbara
for Santiago, Chile, to attend the
Third Pan-American Highway Con-
gress. Mr.. James, who Is director
of the Highway Education Board and
the American Highway Confedera-
ton, was appointed by the President
as technical adviser to the dele
cation.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
DR.. and Mrs. Murphy
Going to Florida

The director of medical and sani-
tary inspection of schools for the
District of Columbia, DR.. Joseph A.
Murphy, and Mrs. Murphy left yes
terday morning by motor for Florida.
They will visit in Miami and will be
guests of DR.. Murphy's brother. Mr..
William A. Murphy, at his place near
Miami. After Christmas DR.. and
Mrs. Murphy expect to go to Havana
for a brief stay and will return to
their home on Observatory Circle
early in the New Year.
Mr.. Arthur Murphy, son of DR..
and Mrs. Murphy, is in Texas for
the holidays, having left by motor
earlier in the week He will ioin
his family here in January Young
Joseph A. Murphy, jr., is spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Kayl
w. Greene in Washington
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Miss Patricia Bull
Is Given Tea
BV Parents

Col. and Mrs. Harold Bull enter
tanned at a tea yesterday afternoon
at the officers Club of the Army
War College for their daughter, Miss
Patricia Bull, who is home for the
holidays from her studies at Smith
College.
Christmas green's, red roses and
white candles were used throughout
the club, making an effective setting
for the party Miss Bull wore a
gown of red crepe and corsage OF
gardenias and lilies of the valley.
There were about 300 guests and
J assisting Miss Bull were Misses
Harriet and Caroline Hart, Miss
Martha ingalls,, Miss Jane Baker,
Miss Julie Camp Miss Louisa Pop
ham and Miss Peggy Hedrick.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vincent Bur-
dette announce the birth of a
daughter, Mary Ellen, Monday, De-
cember 10, in Georgetown Hospital.
Mrs. Burdette formerly was Miss
Catherine Linnane, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Linnane of this
city.
Evening star., 1938-12-23
Party to Be Given

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Fowler and
the latters sister. Miss Barbara Boil
ing. will be joint hosts Monday after
noon at tea and cocktails from S to
7 O'Clock at the Fowler home on
Hawthorne lane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
Many Admitted To Citizenship in
 Southeast Area
Court Party Returns After Holding Hearings in
 First Division

The court party consisting of Judge George F. Alexander, District Attorney William A. Holzheimer and Clerk of Court Robert Coughlin arrived in Juneau last night after a swing around to various cities in Southeast Alaska aboard the Al aska Game Commission vessel Seal. Wildlife Agent Douglas Gray of the commission accompanied the party.
 A large number of naturalization hearings were held. At Petersburg on June the following were ad- mitted to United States citizenship: Reidar ErVik, Peter Alfred Hansen, Astrid Stromdahl Ford, John Ped- ersen, Paul Aarnes, Ole B. Braa, all natives of Norway; Nils Olaf Martinson, native of Sweden; Hart wig August Horn, Ole Gergem Ros void Peter Johan Pederesn Botten and Christian Lange, all of Nor way.
 l At Wrangell on June ? Johan I Valdewar JOhanson of Sweden and i Gustav David Edward Sunell of Finland were admitted. Beon John son, native of Norway, became a citizen at Ketchikan on the 9th and other hearings and admissions were held as follows
 Craig, June 10, Dorothy Margaret Senior, Great Britain, and Ali Abel, Norway; Sitka, June 13, Nils Marthin Drugg, Great Britain, Will liam Mattila, Finland, and Gustav Herman Sevela, Sweden; Hoonah, June 15, Ole Overbo, Norway; Skag- way, June Is, Walter Edward Will son, Great Britain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
Estebeth Brings
 Thirteen Sunday

Thirteen passengers arrived in Juneau yesterday aboard the mot orship Estebeth, from island points as follows:
 From Chichagof Mrs. Jack Webb, Jack Webb, Ed Nikolay, AL bert Niva, George Martin.
 From Sitka-Mrs V. A. Saylor H. M. BurrisS.
 From Tenakee-Mrs. Veda Han- sen.
 From Hoonah-H. L. Hendricks Edwin Rolfsness, Sylvia Rolfsness Edwin Rolfsness, Jr., Gerald Rolfs- ness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
By ADELAIDE KERR AP Fashion Editor

Women are going to wear the trousers this summer.
 Stacks are shown in great num- berS and smarter fabrics than last year. Thousands of yards of cotton and linen hopsacking, sleek rayon suiting and lightweight flannel have made new versions of them for beach, boat, garden and trout stream. They have even crashed the gates" of a few informal coun- try cocktail hours.
 Work and Thought
 This new 1888 edition shows the result of work and thought. The old -waisted peg-top is gone In it's place have come straight fairly wide trousers (designed for a woman's hips) topped by a smooth jacket or tailored shirt which hangs outside. A number of women develop costumes in color contrast-dusty blue pin-striped slacks topped by a dusty pink pin-striped shirt, for in- stance.
 Shorts are in the summer fash ion sun, too They appear in vari- ous combinations linking a one piece playsuit and detachable skirt or shorts, shirt and skirt.
 A Play Costume Calendar
 rrl.o.o oyo tl,o oIo4Loc tc cct1ci6a, this summer when you're getting ready to play.
 SAILING-Slacks of blue flanne worn with a jacket to match ol white rayon suiting topped by z shirt of the same thing. Visor ol duck hat
 BEACH -Hopsacking slacks an shirt. Cotton playsuit (shirt anC shorts with detachable skirb Short dirndl coat of gay printed cotton or a long coat of terr! cloth or pique. Wide straw hat. COUNTRY Stacks of gray flannel green rayon hopsacking or ligh sharkskin with suitable shirt. Blu
 jeans with gingham blouse. Pla, suit, dirndl or. calico skirt ant quilted jacket.
 TENNIS White pique dress or pla,
 suit lshorts longer and pleatet
 this year) with slit shoulder cal
 for ease in action. Elasticizet
 pantie-girdle.
 GOLF-Simple sports frock of silk
 rayon or cotton with action back
 gored skirt and plenty of pockets
 Brimmed sports hat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
Guy McNaughton, Dr. W. BIant0l Tie
 Al Shotgun Club
Seven Year Old Bobby Goldstein Provides High
 light of Sunday Shoot

Guy McNaughton and Dr. w. B. Blanton tied for high honors in Sundays practice shoot at the Juneau Shot Gun Club. High score for both men was P. Mort Trues- dell followed with a score of 21 The wind was blowing and the targets were plenty hard to hit, thus adding much zest to the shoot.
 The highlight of the shoot was qoung Robbie Goldstein's score of seven. Robbie is only eleven years old and was shooting his first round at the traps. The straight ways" were a sure thing with Robbie Sunday and he expects to conquer the angles" next.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
COM MISSION GETS SAME FOR ENFORCING
 AS LAST FISCAL YEAR

The Alaska Game Commission was given an appropriation of $l30,794 by Congress for enforce ment of the Alaska game laws dur ing the fiscal year starting in July according to word to the commits sion today. The amount is the same as last year. In addition there will be some funds for bio logical work, predatory animal con trol, brown bear and migratory waterfowl work, the amounts not yet ascertained here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
MRS. BERNHOFER
 RETURNS HOME

Mrs. M. Bernhofer, aunt of Mrs
 Ernest Ehler and J. B. Bernhofer, left for her home in Skagway on the steamer Yukon. During her brief visit here, Mrs. Bernhofer was the house guest of MT. and Mrs Ehler at their home in the Kilroy Apartments on West Twelfth Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
STOCKING SHADES!

Slim legs can Dc had Tor the wearing of those new tlourcScent shades. A clever bit of illusion is produced by these Stockings that change colors-oh. so very little but definitely pleasing is the eff feet
 In these new hose is found Vita Bloom" Vita" is a contraction of the word vitality" and "bloom" means radience and loveliness the two words together infer the glory of this amazing new hosiery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
LIEUT.. PIRIE ON WAY TO
 SITKA TO COMMAND TEAL

Lieut. R. B. Pirie, U. S. N, was in Juneau today, passenger on the Yukon, on his way to Sitka where he will relieve Lieut.. E. A. Cruise as captain of the Teal.
 Lieut.. Teal was in Juneau four years ago aboard the U. s. S. Wright as aide to Admiral A. w Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
MICROSCOPE RECEIVED

The pride and joy of the ex- perimental laboratory in the new Territorial Building is the Geiss microscope which was received last Friday. The machine has higher power of vision and more exact work is expected to be done than in the past.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
RusINESs IS GOOD

pr. J, w. Edmunds, Alaska and Seattle Optometrist, has found such a demand for his work here in cor recting Eye defects, that he is now announcing his stay here until noon or evening, Tuesday, Fist inst. This is happy news for many people, COME. AT ONCEl Phone for ap- pointment. Room 204, Hotel Juneau
 --ady
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
NICK -NACKS!

Brighten up. the winter dress with one of the new Spanish sashes These gay little gadgets look especi- ally smart if worn with plain sheer wools, for dress or sports wear
 These dull days, when we can't "sprout out" in our new summer wardrobe, and don't feel as though we want to buy another heavy dress is just the time to do things to the old ones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
RATN-PROOF KERCHIEF!

One of the new rain-proof ker- chiefs is just the thing to wear these rainy, windy days. We may look like immigrants in one, but they do keep the hair dry, and in place . and you must admit that is a whole lot better than having your hat blow off every other minute, or your umbrella blow wrong -side-out.
 SHOPPER
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
J. W. c. BROADCAST

At 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Florence Syverud, of the Uni versity Extension Club, will speak on the Women's Club weekly broad cast over KINY. The subject of her talk will be Making the Child Happy in the Home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
GET A BLOUSE of embroidered

crgandie. It does double service. As
 the lingerie touch with the tailored suit, it is ideal. Wear it with a long ekirt, pleated or just plain for a summer evening dress Local shops are featuring these new blouses, es-
 pecially in the ever-popular white
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT AM, TO-DAY

Seatte (aipoD, temperature cloudy, tora cloudy Triple Island cloudy; Bull hor foggy 52 Lanara cloudy 50 Prince Rupert cloudy 52 chikan cloudy, 51; showers 53 Wrange raining, burg msting Sitka raining, Spencer, raining; Inlet raining 6 Teakee cloudy 52 Port Ahop cloudy Radio vile raining & Juneau raining 48 Skagway AT Yakutat raining 45 Cape Hmchnbrook cloudy 49 St Elias Codova raining, Chna cloudy Mccarthy cloudy choage cloudy 52; cloudy 52 Hot Springs partly cloudy 50 Ruby cloudy A ato cloudy, 40; Kaltag, raining
 Juneau June 21 Sunrise 2:52 sunset pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
LANCE HENDRICKSON
 SOUTH ON BUSINESS

Lance Hendrickson, fiscal clerk for the Alaska Game Commission, left on board the steamer Alaska for Seattle. He plans to spend the next month in that city in connec- tion with his duties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20

But the point is that III spite of being very kusy Secretary of the Interior he has found time to take personal charge of our pet PWA project, which is the sparkling lot for spooners at Reaches Run just across the Potomac from here.
 Some prudish park official put a chain across the entrance to this riverside parking lot so popular with younger Washington. And Secretary Ickes, his heart no doubt filled with romance, saw to it that the chain was taken down.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

large barometric Bering the Gulf of Alaska portion western and central British morning with the lowest
  Light to moderate rainpevaied from the upper south to Vancouver Island the Arctic generally fair weather the rest of the field peratue continue be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-20
DIESEL MOTOR BARGAIN

Buda medium duty 100 h.p full Diesel Engine in yacht Messenger, cost $5000. Run 3,O5O hours Will sacrifice for $l95O. Complete with electric starter and cylinder reliner. Installing larger power See PASTOR H. L. WOOD, Alaska Mission Office 2nd and Main