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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska.

4hAiSiiOi d5ts hldokd.
 October 16 1889.
 Notice is hereby given that Ru- dolph Sarvela, entryman, together with his witnesses, Guy Edgar Ban yard, and Nicholas Trierschield all of Sitka, Alaska, has submitted fin al proof on his homestead, Anchor age serial 08402, for tract of land embraced in U. s, Survey No. 2274, situated about two miles eaeterly from Sitka, latitude 57 02' 20@ N. longitude 135 16' w. containing 36.33 acres, and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska and if no protest is filed in the District Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, the final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Register. First publication, Nov. IS, 1889. Last publication, Jan. 10, l940.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

The CIO. has developed the sit-down and slow down strike technique ts next contribution we suppose will be some kind of back-up strike.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

Interesting maps of the Western Front are being published which show more than half dozen routes by which the Germans probably will not invade France
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

The next should be pension plan to provide for the upkeep of voters permanently dis abled as a result of hearing too much about old age pensions
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29
He Misplaced The Weather

FORT SCOTT. Kas., Nov. 29.- Toward the end of heat wave the city editor of the Fort Scott Trib- une misplaced the days weather forecast. In the days forecast col umn that day this note appeared:
 "Kansas-(We filed the forecast in the wastebasket this morning. It doesn't make any difference. You wouldn't like it anyway.)
 "Missouri-(The same, right along with Kansas)"
 The San Antonio, Tex, zoo this year raised more cats than at any time during its existence: five leopards, six pumas, three lions and two tigers.
 Try an Empire ac.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

out of the Democratic columns in 1888 will be out again in 1940.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

There's been so much trading Of peoples in Gen. tral and Eastern Europe lately that we're wondering why the League of Nations just doesn't set up an exchange desk for the convenience of Messrs Salin and Hitler
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

MT Stan's Mir Molotoff continues to make things hard for the Communist faithful abroad Every time the poor castaways manage to get grip on an over turned feboat or floating timber Moscow hits them over the head with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

A new altitude record for parachute jumpers has been set in Soviet Russia with leap of 32,808 feet The record for the running broad jump also belongs Russia where Joseph Stalin travelled all the way from the Communist manifesto to Adolf Hitlers arms in hop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

Jack Batt Jewish von Gente fance Germany seized Vienna they planned escaped to Italy plane travelled Dayton Ohio where he obtained applied sweetheart Austria five months Belgium Jack saved his Brussels and They pictured their
 New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29
MANY DEMOCRATS ARE WITHH0I
 THEIR CANDIDACY

tcontinueo rroln l-age One
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

Weather: highest 32, lowest 32, cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

Try an Empire ac.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-29

A. H. ziegler, an attorney of Ket- chikan, returned to that town on the City of Seattle. He had been at tending to matters before the Dis trict Court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-13

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Il isae. whsn TIRE nsseste<ss bach
nsa I1ns e PACKETS ~ss fasss oF-
ksnasA Tnsy rtsed e<tsssa Liver
pod ard Mes rcsk 81 hx~ss.
neek schedule. As . oonseaarnce.
re ships were rt.srsesn by .
birch q buckle mates Who APP
pArsnuy kicked Ire sailors first
ard gave the orders sfisrsara A.
say rate. the ships sntoyed .
tough name.
several ter.aans
Although there are several YER.
SONS 20 this ehanty srronouneed
"shanty'' Incidentally, they ali
deal in some respect with the
Black Ball packets. though many
variations don't mention tho name.
This version the beat 10 my
way Of thinking gives good
idea Of the life, both afioat and
ashore. in those days.
The first line WAS ~anr by inc
ehantyman solo, with all hands
Joining a line Of chorus Two
heayes were made with each line,
whether verse or chorus.
Oh. blow the man dosn. bulies.
blow him night dosn
tChorusl To me- way. aye. blow she
man down.
on, blow the man down. bullies, blow
him away.
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blow the man down.
Come all you young fellows that
follow the SEA tChcrusl
Nov pray pay attention ana listen
10 me- tChorusi
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from Hong Kong.
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sing you q sonR.
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street.
A pretty young damsei ehaneed
20 meet.
She was round IN the counter and
bluff in the bow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-13

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AT eIc HARb0R

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-13

Fsas<o naesiy In Nj. sesfu~s ksssh
swhsse Cloud ard II Melissa. $40
made n. trip ap~n ssn.rs sss. 10
ausns q pas. eut The details .
These ransttsrs on the rs~td shir-
yard ste ~sli scun have h Ess est
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KIDNEYS PASS
3 PINTS A DAY

Doctor. say your kidneys contain IS miles o.
tiny tubes Of hlieu which help 10 purify the
blood and Keep you healthy. Kidneys remove
sIoess scids and poisonous caste from your
blood. They help most people pass about pinis
. day.
When disorder 81 kidney function permits
poisonous matter 10 remain 10 your blood, II
may cause nagEing bsekaohe. rheumatic paifs,
Veg paiIs, loss q pep and energy. getting up
nishts. swelling. puffines. under the eyes, head
aehes and diiHness. Frequent Or soaniy pas-
ihosa there Il somsthins wrong with your
kidneys OF bladder.
Don't ssit Ash your druggist for Dosn's
Pills. used successfully By millions for over 20
year, They siys happy relied and sill help the
is miles Of kidney tubes hseh out poisonous
uasls from your blood. Get Doans Pills adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-13
RED LANTERN Tried
BY DISCUSSED HIku

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-13
TWO MEN knlED IN
PORTLAND EXPLOSION

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ne~s "a. srs NaHsw ~ Stevens
A. ~~F. stirs Necessary aftsg-
roea ~ as ssrba<znz ~ tas Alaska
si1rk cozzpxay.
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PORTLAND HOST
T0IUMbERMEN

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Sod ehknty2n III such salornsn scarcxr nowadays
than the pruxe~hai fab fur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-13

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section ass~ fssno4a. Eof shxn guide
ard ssranE arm mssAeas Zoe pro-
vsasns sal1ors wsih j. passage 10
Shanghai
ia astounding the amount 81
Extra 1eonph" that CA he put into
work with a good rhsnty. and .
god ehantymsn could always I'm.
prossss words as he went along. 30
there never Vas any shortage ~
gusty. swinging amiga 20 get the
work done rrnartiy.
Today. with few exceptions. the
sheets. braces, topping lifts and
halyards have disappeared. and the
ehantiss along with them. Tho
steam windlass has taken the place
Of the oapsian the beat songs In
In thr world have died In the dan
of e'anking machinery.
shame 90 Rock Throwers
Around the Sound Shame ON
those tao high school lads who
wer. throwing rocks at gulls Z.
Fortunately. their Workmanship
Was ~ bad AZ their intention 4.
The u. y. coast guard and the
Foss Towing Co. have the same
motto--"semper Paratns' for the
former. and just plain Always
Ready for the latter Don't
tell anybody. but the cook ON the
guards patrol boat No. to2 fell
into the drink the other ayem t.
The first six months OF 1885
brought an increase of 22,bo0 new
motorboats 10 the waterways OF
the u. =. Pacific Coast ac-
counted for 10 per cent :. Naval
Architect Edwin Monks new Illus
trated book for amateur boat
builders is a dilly The Pro-
peller club Of this port 10 doing
a swell Job OF god-fathering the
Sea Scouts new 60-foot topsail
schooner-to-bc -.
Although consolidated on the eve
of their 15oth birthdays. the light
house department and the coast
guard still maintain separate Of
fees for this area Portland
and Seattle. respectively
That's not salt air you smell at
the beach-it's decayed animal and
vegetable lifcl Yet the tang Ia
just as good, no matter what Is It,
Ell -.
Rad Pratsch OF T. Y. c. made
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Truck Driver Found
With Fractured Skull

Investigating a truck left in the
middle of the street, Policeman B
F. Howe early today found the
driver-at home with a fractured
skull.
The truck, with lights burning
was found in front of the home of
the driver, William D. Contee, "a
colored, of 1917 Third street NV
Blood was on the steering wheel and
in the cab was a half brick.
Contee was unable to say how he
was injured. Members of his fam
lily said he came in covered with
blood, washed and then went to bed
He was sent to Freedmen's Hospital
where it was discovered he had a
fractured skull and severe lacera-
tions Of the head. His condition is
critical.
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Acme markets are COMPLETE Food shopping Centers
Fresh and Smoked Meats Poultry and Sea Food, Fresh
Vegetables and Fruits Staple and Fancy Groceries in
variety impossible in the average store Freshbaked Bread
Cakes Rolls, etc. Butter Cheese and Eggs Household
Needs etc.-all at Self Service Savings
At the Acme you BUY WITH CONFIDENCE because
dependable Quality is backed by GUARANTEE OF CON-
PLETE SATISFACTION. Handy Basket Carts save lug
gng heavy packages aroundyou get teized receipt
YOURsELF-"Your Dollar Buys More at The Acme"
The above picture shows the newest Acme Market which
just opened at 1852 Columbia Road Others located
at 1925 Good Hope Road the street from Post Office
in Anacostia 700612 Old Georgetown Road Wiscon-
sin Avenue, in Bethesda Md 5722 Georgia Ave NV,
Madison Street, 6235 Georgia Ave-, near Sheridan NV
2744 Fourteenth st. NV, 1929 Georgia Ave-, in Silver
Spring. Md.
Acme Markets also located in Alexandria, Va. at
17l7 King Street and SW of Washington and King
Streets at Glebe Road and Washington Boulevard in
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
First-Aid Course

Enrollees were sought today for
the standard first-aid course Of the
District Of Columbia Chapter, Amer
ican Red Cross. The course began
Monday under direction of r. H,
Duncan, with lessons at the chap
ter house, 1730 E street NV, and
there are still openings for a few new
enrollees. Lessons are given regu-
larly on Monday and Wednesday.
Evening star., 1939-02-23
$40 Graduates at G. W. u.

Three hundred and seventy stu
dents were graduated last night at
exercises at Constitution Hall. They
ara.
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Master Of Arts.
Benitex. Helena q. Low, Ethel K.
Bishop. Catherine A. Molster. Jean L.
Burke. Frances NJ Nightwine. Sr NJ. e.
Ellmann Florence 3. "Frice. Dorothy
Hardiman. G. p. Resh, Mary 8.
Hawkins Joseph A. Rogers Sarah q.
Hoge. Dorothy o. Smisson, Mary g. 8.
kindley. Madge H. Stauff, Margaret L.
Kurt1 Dorothy 8. Sughrue, Nellie
Larson. Cedric A. Williamson. Miriam
Degree conferred posthumously.
Decter Of Education.
CarroU, Jane M. Morrison. Vera :.
Bachelor Of Arts in Government.
Carey. Thomas j. Maher. Philip
CoStantini Mario A. Rife, O. j.. jr.
Dokken. Nyal c. Romeo. Joseph P.
Fry. David H. SiSson, Clinton c.
Haag, Harry X. Stiles, Kenneth
Haskell. F. B.. jr. Weaver Katherine J.
Jones. Jackson 8.
Master Of Arts in Government.
Hagenbuch: John r. Vite. Doroteo v.
Lewter John c.
Bachelor of Arts in Literary Science.
Holloway. o. Willard Marche Ester NJ.
Ing, Winifred NJ. Tomlinson. L. E.
Doctor Of Philosophy.
Howe. Henry Herbert
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Mrs. Mona Nelson Of 642 Street, N. E., Wash.
ington, is now the owner of brand new Pontiac
Sedan, awarded her rs first prize in Rch6eld's
Photocrime Contest No. 1. Mrs. Nelson is shown
being congratulated by John R. Sherwood, Vice.
President Of Sherwood Brothers incorporated,
Harketers Of RichAeld gasoline products in this
area. John Cooliek h happy too. He h holding
Evening star., 1939-02-23

Gildenhorn, Myer
Gleason. Stephen b.
Gordin. Shepherd
Gordon. Hyman H.
Grbova8. Stanley J.
Greco, Philip r.
Greenberg. A. 8.
Grunwell. C. v. D.. tr.
!. Hanscom. Fred r.
Harris, Gean w.
Hatfield. Norma 8.
Hechmer. M. A. D.
Hege, Edwin c.
|. Hill. Gretchen
Hoberman, Joel B.
Holcomb. Anne L.
Hornisher, Charles J.
Houlahan. Mary B.
Hutton Iverson L.
HysonE, Jerry E.
1Wanik. Alex. A.
jackson. Marvin w.
I. Jahe. Toby
Johnson. Emanuel r.
Jones, Don Russell
Jones, Jackson s.
Kanelopoulos. A. P.
Kaufman. joey
Kaufman, Juliett0
Keating, Mary D.
Kniffin. Wayne D.
kriSt Fred G.
Kuppers. Robert H.
Lancaster. Robert NJ.
Langtry. John c.
Lankenau. r. F.
Lavine, Stanley NJ.
Lawson. Hanna
Lenerts. Henry H.
Lehman. Anna
Leonard, Irene
Levine. BENJAMIN
Lichterman. E. G..
Richardson, r. M.
Roffe, Francis l..
Rottenberg. Simon
Salmon. Mary Jane
Sampson. Victor J.
Sander. julius
Sapp. Carl Robert
Schayer. Richard
Scheer. Margaret Z.
Shearon. William
Sheya, George Paul
Smith, George E.
Smith, Mary Haley
Smith. Maureen w.
Squitero, Roger j.
Stephens. Ruth
Thomas. Laura E.
Trego. Linton L.
Turpin. William P.
Urani, Josephine NJ.
Valdez. Lloyd
Walden. c. I. P.
WalStrom. c. B.
milestone. R. R.
Wilcox, Marion B.
Wilkinson, Betty G.
Williamson, C. j.
Willis. Bennett. tr.
Wydra. Miriam
Young. Philip Myles
Zirpel. Ellen z.
DR. Of Arts.
Hobart. Carol Little
Howard, Jean Ross
Kerr, David Bruce
:. Lazarof1. Louis
Lynn. Lyman Duval
Marshman. E. w.
Pierce, Valerie v. v.
e Riggs, John B.
Riley, Mary Bybee
Rupert, Mary Clare
Salmon. Mary Jane
Shepard. Lily Lykes
J. Simpson. Berry B.
Smith, Charles E.
Smith. Henry H.
Stapleton. T. r.
Wiley. Robert H.
Wright, Sterling w.
Wyvell. Eleanar C.
Zylman. Jacob Derk
of Science.
Krop. Stephen
Lemke. Richard w.
Love. Howard T.
Mallos. Alexander ].
Martin. Albert r.
Power. Roger c.. jr.
Snyder. Samuel 8.
r Of Arts.
Kested. Mildred
Lindsey, Fred D.
Murphy. Kathryn M.
Norris. Mary L.
Pollard. George NJ.
!. Welt. Samuel Louis
r of Laws.
La Shrom. Donald NJ.
Macdonald. Fredrick
McCrealy, Robert M.
:. McGrath. Hubert A.
Mein. John G.
Murphy. James E.
Musser. Milton s.
Nichols. Clark jr.
Nilkamhaeng. Snga
Nyrop Donald w.
O'Brien. James F.
Pegram Thomas z.
Petentler. John A.
Pewett. Edwin H.
Ramsey. Ralph E.
Rich. Joseph c.
Riddell. Tally D.
Rounsaville James H,
Rudberz Harry c.
Shaver. Karl
: Simpson. Faust Y.
Staudacher. Gerald
Stocking. Frank A.
!. StuCkey. LYMAN NJ.
Syracopoulos. N. c.
Thompson w. ].
Whalan John E. jr.
Wilson. William L.
Noifstone Leon L.
Of Laws.
Russell. Paul Ray
Wilson, George w.. jr.
Doctor.
Rule. Walter Ed.
, In Civil EnEineering.
Paul William
l Electrical Engineering.
Lohnes. George M.
.nce in Mechanical
neerinE.
Jewis Jacob
nee in EngineerinE.
Talburtt. George W.
,nce in Pharmacy.
Nicklin. w. g.. jr.
rs in Education.
Hollingsworth. M.
Jones. Amanda c.
Keller. Ruth Anna
McClelland, c. S.
Slye, Madeline H.
Smith. Paul E.
in Home Economics.
Yokum. Evelyn D.
In Physical Education.
Osborne, David e.
Prather. Frances A.
Richwine, Isabel M.
Swanson, Carl c.
RTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1939-02-23

check for 500, presented to him by the Sherwood
Company, because Mrs. Nelson's entry blank was
secured from his BethoHne- -Richfeld Station Rich
field is continuing series of six Photocrime Con-
tests, with new Pontiac or a $1,000 Fur Coat as
first prize and 50-$1o cash prizes for each contest.
Entry blanks are available at any RichAeld gaso-
line pump. photo BY Washington PostJ
Evening star., 1939-02-23
Certificates In Course.

Alden. c. L.
Alexander, N. g.
Andersen. A. K.
Anderson. G. N.
Anderson. 8. M.
Apter. Dorothy B.
Aronson. Meyer L.
Ashburn. Ruth
Ashton. Rudolph
Bazan, Horace B.
Berry, Washington I
Birckner. Carl J.
Blackwell. Doris c.
Bray. Robert s.
Brown. Betty Lee
Burdette. Eleanor M
Burke. John P.
Cameron. Mary L.
Cavey. Margaret
Churchill. M. v.
Clark, Martha =.
Cohen, Sol
Cone. Walton o.
Coulter. Jane M.
Creighton, Edwin M
Cummiford, N. A.
Darrow, Virginia
Davey, William =.
Davis, Malcolm
DILL. Wendell NJ.
Dorney, Celeste
Dratsner. Abe NJ.
Dye. Archie W.. jr.
Ehrmantraut. ]. e.
Edridge, r. R.. jr.
Estopinal, John A.
Evans. Agnes
Fairchild, John p.
Farmer, Warren
Ferguson. G. S.. Sd
Fischer. Richard H.
Fisher, Jerome L.
Fisher, Ralph
Flora, Wesley
Foote. Margaret B.
Foscue, Mary C.
Linton. Theodore
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Madden. Myron
Mann, Charles
Marks. Erwin
McCown. William
McCrann. Edward
Mcdonald, Richard
Mcknight. NJ. jr.
Mclaughlin. John A.
McMullen. Barbara
Mcneil. Helen
Meehl. Evelyn
Mesirow. Allen M.
Miller, Alice E.
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