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Evening star., 1939-01-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
24l0 NORTH CAPITOL ST RMS.
kitchen, bath and shower: gas. elec.. phone
GHAsTLEToN HOTEL. 18th AND r.
share apt large room. I windows. twin
beds; beds; s23 each. Dupont 1000. Apt. 44s,
~ lels r: Mr. CONN: APT 3o4-9 ROOMS
high srsde: SO tnciudlns atilitfes exeFs'ninS
and F sts. n.w..-1 room. kitchen. dnette
REssts pssi s3s 4sh mon say s. ss or ra :sTss
Frisidaire. Nicely furnished. Natl. 54a5
DETACHED HOME, PVT. APT. LARGE
rooms, pvt bath. exp. ami. cleo. refg.;
gar. opt: 5506 14th st. NV. Geo, 5919.
7sis iSsssS!A Pas sSS a. .AasE 5ssa HS2ys
another. 2 rooms. S42.50.
LIVING ROOM AND BEDROOM. KITCHEN
Tefrissrati9n, bath accommodate or 8.
reas. Natl. 1880. Ext. sos. 80
1927 18th ST. W,--ENT1RE. BASEMENT.
warm VAR ary soImdpesely tuTnisnsd; BEDS
Ws.ARDMAN, - CONCESSION; LEAVING
tunity for choice. attractive apt, 8 sunny
expos, park views; large liv. rm., real
~. H.,
complete hk. or hotel serv. Phone TRACY.
Col. 1000.
THE BRIARcLIFF;- SPACIOUS COR, APT,
3 expos; 5 rms, bath, porch; bedrooms.
1852 Mintwood pl NV. Col 56T0.
LADY TO, SHARE WITH ANOTHER.
newly furnished apt. mo. Of Feb; reas;
refs. exch. 1912 K St. Apt. 302. 30'
1446 N ST. N.W-ONE LARGE ROOM.
kitchen, bath, Electrolux refg.. continuous
hot water; nicely furnished.
5733 13th CIT W ROOMS. KTTCHEN
and bath; attractive: convenient; $66.
Randolph 42s5 after 5 pm.
2-BEDRoOM APT, CENTRALLY LOcAT-
ed: very desirable. Leaving city; would
suitcase For description. Col. 1505-M.
AIS 9th ST NW-LIVING ROOM. BED
room. kitchen, private bath: Frigidaire,
heat. light. gas. EMPLOYED couple.
1918 CALVERT ST. -NW-NEWLY DECO
rated; large room kitchen, bath, shower,
first floor; gas, cleo. refg.
1909 g ST. S.E.-3 ROOMS, COMPLETE
" furnished; avail. Teb. /: chw, auto.
heat: unlim. phone; S46,
5627 sth 81. N.W--ENT!Rl 2nd FLOOR
rms. kit, pvt. bath; fully equipped; out
side rms, Gsorsta 0697.
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tractive basement apt; l room. blessing
room and bath, private entrance; $3.50
week
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ROOMS WANTED


WARM. COMFORTABLE ROOM, Feb. lst;
grlll or Kit. priv; nr. cars, bus: not over
ST. mo-; lady. Box 42S-L Star
LADY wants a room in Woodbridge near
r. I. ave. State price. Box 10-K. Star
TEACHER twoman) wants first-fioor furn.
studio, unlimited phone, Northwest section.
Box 19-K. Star.
oOM sss I Mith 6reakfsif' must Must 6e 9uiet for
Bogren.
FURNISHED ROOM with refined private
family, short walk Navy Bldg. Full par
ticularS. Box AK. Star. 30"
JEWISH GIRL wishes to. rent room or
share apartment with another girl or with
Jewish family. Box BLK, Star
YOUNG WOMAN, Government employe,
wants unfurnished room. preferably with
bath. Decatur 0463.
SMALL UNFURNIsHED APT. private home.
quiet lady; must be reasonable; walking
distance. District 1856.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room with
refined private family; reasonable. Box
AK. Star.
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PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-EX. LOG; !;
living-bedroom. dressing room. dinette, kit .,
bath. shower: $50 so; living room bedroom,
large hall. kit. bath. S6S; attrac. liv. rn.-
bedrm.. bath. $40: elev. Adams 1882 L.
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23S PARK AVE. Tx. PIX, ENTIRE End 4.
= rms, kit; pvt. bath pvt ent. elec.
relg' c.h.w.. oil heat; inner-sprins mattress.
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4219 sth ST. NV ROOM AND KITCH-
en-, gas, light and heat. near cars, bus
and schools; S35 mo-
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GAPlIOL HILL, GEORGE WASHINGTON
inn-YounE lady wants lady share 3-rm,
K. b; hotel apt; Frigidaire. Apt 30s,
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5lO9 N. H AVE-LARGE SEMI-BASE-
ment room. closets. large kitchen pri-
vate bath, ,Electrolux. Magic Chief range.
enamel SILK, cook table: lights. gas heat
ano not water furnished; on express bus
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SHOREHAM HOTEL SECTION-SUBLFT
| TO better class tenants. distinctive mod
/ ern. completely furnished rooms, kitch-
| en-, oath, $3.50. Dupont 2O66
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twin beds; -16 windows; unlim phone
garage: good NV. section; exp. bus; avail
abe Eeb. 8. refs. Gen 242r
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3024 WISCONSIN AVE Apt 2O5-Oppo-
site Cathedral; finest transportation; fur
nished room for employed girl or woman
in widows apartment
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DESIRABLE SINGLES

DIoIItADLE OlNSJLES
FOR young executives and professional Il
people in Washingtons most exclusive club
resloence. Switchboard. hotel service
Scandinavian staff
2139 r ST. NV.
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1882 MASS. AVE. NV. Thomas Circle.
Cumberland, Apt. 21-Comfortable room,
hner-sprlng mattress, nr. BATH gentleman
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modern bath; same floor: c.h.w. h-w.h.; !;
elec.. gas includ.. S25 other rms. S. S4.
BUSINESS WOMAN TO SHARE 3-RoOM
apt: southern exposure. cheerful quiet,
$50 Phone Columbia 6736-J
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124 3rd ST. N.E.-NEAT CLEAN. COY
2-r. basement apt, adjoining bath; sink
tub. elec. refg. oil heat: every cony
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BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. 3-RM APT; sTL-
verWare. linens: gas, elec. included. $3.50
18th ST. n " Res mgr
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RENOVATED-ARTIS l-2 ROOMS.
housekeeping: hot-water heat walking dis
tance. 1881 o st. NV. at 10th. s..
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GEORGETOWN-Wsrm newly furnished
STUDIO room: sunshine; bus at door. Michi-
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FREE RENT-AN APT. TO CONGFNIAI,
couple. man employed for slight services
and board Of lady. 1904 18th 81 n W
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1914 BELMONT RID. NV LARGE
incl gas, cleo. adults only Adams 0Q1S
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11S 18th ST. N.E-Larse room. nicely
furnished; next to bath. phone $3.50 per
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1729 (call 173D p ST. NW.-New!y pa :
pered and painted large frst-foor bacl,
with butler's pantry; c.h.w., h.-wh., s25
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Large outside rm,, very reasonable: en-
ployed gentleman. preferably Govt. en-
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3419 WIS. AVE-LVING ROOM. BED
room fully equipped kitchen. bath; also
l I'M. and kit. elec refg; reas
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sunny living rm.. bedrm. din, k and b;
. exp; pvt; ent,: ! st f.: oil heat refg.
c.h.M.: nr. bus and stnres: SIS
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LIv. RM., BEDRM.. KIT, BATH. GROUND
$3.50 per week 1897 P st NV
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SAVE YOUR TIME

Phone Association of Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE, Column
bia $3.50. Over 400 well-located we'll
furnished. inspected homes car will call.
representative will show available space
rms service FREE to potential guests pro-
without board. private bath. grill or kitchen
privileges. Homes for students of foreign
languages. Homes in nearly every desirable
section Of city. Open until Q o m
Evening star., 1939-01-29

1882 4th ST. NW.--Large front room:
Iree garage $50 mo-; pvt. bath opt.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

140l EMERSON ST. N.W.-Attractive front
room; mr.. cars, buses cafeteria; chW.:
pvt. det home; reasonable
Evening star., 1939-01-29

1887 SPRING RID. NV. APT. 202-TWO
ladies to share bright, sunny apt with an
other; all privileges. Col 6653-J
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1 ROOM. KITCHENETTE; HEAT. LIGHT.
gas furn.; $50 month. 5311 Conn. ave.
Woodley 6717.
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1879 B1LTMORE ST. .NW-ATTR. LARGE
room. Kitchen. Frieidaire. gas elec. linens;
;nU;oo; close bus. car: unlim. phone park.
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1919 G ST. NV. Apt. 7l0-Lovely twin
bed room, warm. clean and quiet; shower;
for | or > people Met 5630
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ATTRACTIVE GROOM KITCHEN BATH
apt. WITH screened porch completely fur
venetian bn5 sS free F5s
st NV Ami 90 Coi 5s5S -'0AA
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location. large rooms, kit, din. shower
frlgldalre modern BLDG. elevator: S65
GIRL. HELP FURN. AND SHARE APT
with another; good NV. section; separate
rooms: S21 mo. Dist 13l2 a-S daily
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BROoKLAND. 1905 MONROE ST. NE
AttractlVe 2-room apt: Frigidaire large
closets. oil heat, gas. cleo: adults; clean.
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1412 MASS. N.W,-Neatly furnished room.
next to bath; for lady; private family.
Apt. 81.
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140S 18th ST. NW-Nice. comfortable
double front rooms. S6 UP; near cars, bus.
Dupont 05Sl
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lady. large. bright bed-liv room; shower;
Beautyrest bed; kit. PRIVILEGES. Dist 3406;
FOR RENT-3-ROOM SUITE. TOP FLOOR,
S11 st. NV: SIS per month: no children;
references REQUIRED. MARROW COAL CO.
923 N CAROLINA AVE SE-LARGE
front room, kitchenette. semi-pvt. bath,
gas heat elec nVt entrance: reas
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1928, IRVING N.W.--TWo ATTRACTIVE
rooms, kitchens, baths: employed couples.
1875 IRVING ST. NV ROOM KITCH-
enette, private bath: quiet house; adults
only; reasonable
Evening star., 1939-01-29

T. NV large. sunny. sep
as; men or women, Jewish pre-
nc 1908
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so3o CONNECTICUT AVE. -BACHELO OR
al ap.c; one large room. nicely furnished; Are
furnished: free parking space; S35 per trrueH mo !
gentleman only; available the lst. 2as
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iis 9TH ST. S.E.-NEWLY DECORATED
large front room. kitchen, bath oil heat
gas electricity. Frigidaire included Adults
So week. Line. OI2O-R. fAN0-''
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cath: radio. Frisidaire; linens: eentiles 90.
s11 10th ST. N.E-BEDROOM. KITCHEN
porch. private. bath; first floor; oil heat:
c.nW: jlW: eiec. refs.; near two cars, bus: quiet
eouIeS. oQs
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515 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
bus. cars; no other roomers; sis a mon
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24l2 10th ST. N.E-Front room twin
beds. c.h,w; single $500; double S25.
Share with young man. S13. Dupont 2314.
229. CROMWELL TERRACE NE-Couple.
preferably men; twin beds; blk. from bus;
-. reasonable. Decatur 5lSS-J
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1867 IRVING ST N.W-FURNIaHED
apt, ami; 14th car and bus service;
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nice, large front bedroom with another
Government employe; vicinity Dupont Cir
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GIRL TO SHARE TWo-RooM APART
maenI, an, expenses reasonable. convenient to
DOWNTOWN. Potomac 1880. Apt 4l0
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PETWORTH. 637 Farragut St. NV
nelghoorhood near buses: gentleman
1922 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2-Very large
warm rm., double and single beds no OBJ
lection child; reasonable
Evening star., 1939-01-29

1903 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-LS3ge front
Ink. rooms, and windows rrrigidaire;
everything furn.; $3.50. SS; mr. bath
shower; easy TRANSPORTATION; ueltm nhnne
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147S CLIFTON ST. N.W-Lhk. room ?
closets and porch: completely furn.: 1928.
% RHODE ISLAND AVE NE-Front
room. southern exposure, S25 for .; con-
yenient transportation. Phone Dupont
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5512 7th ST. NW-Attractive master
bedroom with private Jewish family Call
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1893 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Front rm; reas
rent; "a blk. 14th st. car line, / blk 10th
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115 TENNESSEE AVE. NE, LINCOLN
Park-Very attractive Broom apt; light,
airy nut side aA
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1921 BELMONT RD. NV. (near 18th
and Col. rdo-Attractive room. single or
double. Adams 4574
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1918 RIDGE PL. NV. (off 10th, above
Ft-Iarge single rm., southern exposure,
semi-pvt. bath: So Wk
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1925 EUCLID ST. NW-Lh.k. room
Porch, gas stove; next bath; So week
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bath; twin beds, innerSpring mattresses;
suitable 2: S6 week. Woodley l0l9.
APT. 64 'LACLEDE" (Thomas Circle).
room: in family; elevator. Met. 1856.
1924 IRVING ST. N.W.-Attractive sunny
rm., next bath, SIS per month: employed
ladies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
MAT TU55LES ARE TO MARK
 ELk5' PARTY
Legislators to Be Guests Marion Borders Will
 Sing al Piano

Legislators will be guests of the Elks tonight for an evening of song, dance and wrestling.
 Local mat artists will do the twist and groan act after the meeting, with Walter Gaston in referees suit.
 First match will be between Doc Webb, well known grunter whose crowd playing always gives wrestling show a boost, and new conner to the Juneau ring, Karl Omdahl, a heavy bruiser who is re- ported to be nothing short of 60 per cent powder.
 Next fracas will be between Texas Jack and Billy Spendlove. This contest is one that promises more than usual in wrestling ring tang ling. These maulers are strangers, but they are said to be old hands and fast.
 Marion Borders will not wrestle, but will entertain with song at the piano.
 Refreshments are also on the evenings calendar and large crowd of lodge members is expected out
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
PUBLIC CARD PARTY

Trinity Hall, Friday, Jan. 20, 8 pm. Bridge and pinochle; prizes, re-
 treatments. adv,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18

to have been the worlds oldest thoroughbred stallion.
 Aside from his long career on the track. Merrick was a high-grade platter, In POS starts from 1905 to 1915, inclusive, he finished in the money in 125 races, winning 61. His total earning were only $22,787, a mere drop in the bucket these days.
 From California
 Foaled at James B. Haggan's farm near Sacramento, Calif, in 1903, the son of imported Golden Garter Blanca, Merrick was sold while q yearling for s2,50O to Newton Ben nington. He passed through several hands before he became the prop erty of his present owner, J. Cal Milan.
 Today, on Milam's farm near here, Merrick, now blind in one eye. whiles away his declining years in equine comfort. He is the old Man" to attendants. His chief companions are 20-year-old cat and a l0-year- old dog.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
PUBLIC CARD PARTY

Trinity Hall, Friday, Jan. 20, 8 pm. Bridge and pinochle; prizes, re-
 treatments. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
THOROUGHBRED
 MERRICk E 36
Oldest Racer Has Cat, Aged 20, Dog, Aged 10, for StabIemaies

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 18.--Mer- rick, reputed to be the worlds oldest living thoroughbred and one of the iron men" of the turf, still hobbies along.
 On New Years day-birthday for all thoroughbreds-this gallant old trooper, retired in 1915 after cam paigning l2 years, was 36.
 When he dies, Merrick will leave his name for posterity although he never contributed any particularly stirring episodes to the sport of kings.
 Name Farm for Him
 A highway bri dge in Fayette county and the farm on which he is quartered have been named "Mer- rick" in tribute to the veteran.
 Merrick. once a sleek chestnut gelding, became even more of a patriarch after the death last year of Ballot, at the age of B, reputed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
SCOTT FORD BRINGS
 BRIDE FROM SCHOOL SURPRISING FRIENDS

w. s. "Scotty' Ford, nephew of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Leivers and well known young Juneau man, re- turned from his studies at the University of Washington yesterday with a Seattle bride on his arm.
 The bride is the former Mary Hildebrande, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hildebrande of Seattle. She graduated from Lincoln High School in Seattle and has been attending the University of Washington where she met her husband.
 Married December 10, the couple drove to Kelly Field, Texas, to visit with Ford's mother, Mrs. Major Mcconnell. From there, the couple drove through New Mexico, Arizona, Mexico, California, Oregon and back to Seattle.
 Planning to go back to school in the near future, Ford will work in Juneau for few months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
X SKIING LESSOR HOW TO GO UPHILL
 HOW NOT TO GO DOWN
y THE AP FEATURE SERVICE


  whizzng dCwnhii always suspected there uphill climbs After seeing these phoc knew suspicious correct
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
CLASSIC GAMES ON ELk5' ALLEYS
 ARE TIGHT ONES

Three games in the Classic League on the Elks Alleys last night pro- duced two three straight wins and one conventional out of 3 score.
 First game between the United Food and Home Grocery saw the chain store boys dropping the last installment by g pins and thus missing a three straight tally
 A margin of two pins in the second game of the White Spot and Connors Motors match made it clean sweep for the beverage peddlers trio.
 Blue Ribbon vs. the Triangle Inn in the final match resulted in the Blue Ribbon boys stealing the first and last games by a total of II pins in front in addition to an easy win in the second game netting them three straight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
Mel Off 10
 Lead Gianfs

NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-Mel Ott, the National Leagues home run king, has been named field captain of the New York Giants, succeeding Gus Mancuso, who recently figured in a trade with the Chicago Cubs. The thirty-year- veteran infield- CT and outfielder has sent in his signed contract, which is believed to call for substantial increase in salary in view of his new duties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18

Today's News Tousv-Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18

did not bowl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
DEM0LAYs TO MEET

The DeMolays will hold an im- portant meeting at 7;30 o'clock to- night in the Scottish Rite Temple Plans will be made for the install lations next Saturday night and the dance to follow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
Beavers Sign
 Hawaii Games

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18-Ore- gon State College will send it's foot ball team to Honolulu next winter for game with the Honolulu town team Christmas Day and game with the University of Hawaii New Year Day, 1940.
 Percy Locey, o. s. c. athletic di- rector, announced here that nego- tiations had been completed. Ore gon State last sent team to the islands in 1923.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18

There are now more than 25, GOO, 900 milk cows in the United States Forty-five Tennessee towns bea names similar to counties in whicl they are NOT located.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-01-18
FEN(ERS MOVE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18. - The national indoor fencing champion ships. held in New York for 46 years, will be held in San Fran cisco this year.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

Note All sailngs subject to change without notice)
 JOE HARNISH Agent
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14
NEWS ITEMS

The Petit Jury which was re- cessed April l7th, will report in the U. s. District Court tomor- row morning. June 18th, it was announced by Federal Judge J. H. s. Morrison of the District Court.
 Judge Morrison also announced that following the converting of court, the jury would be recess ed until July 10th, when plead ings tin several cases will be heard, and the issues set for trial.
 It was understood that the sec ond recessing of the jury is made necessary by the absence of at- torneys at this time.
 It was stated, that the petit jury would nevertheless report tomorrow morning at 10 am. and then be recessed until the tenth of July.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

Barney Rolando, mining oper- ator on American creek in the vicinity of Iron Creek, is a re- turning passenger via the Colum bfa. Mir Rolando who has devot ed many years to development of his mining ground, it is under stood will see the installation of machinery this season that will place his property in the top notch producing class.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

Not having sufficient time or space to make special mention of the numerous sourdoughs and business people and other includ ed in mining activities, the com plete list of cabin and steerage passengers is published herewith in today's issue of the Nome Mug get. Extra copies are being print ed to meet the demand of sales for the passenger list.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

Wallace Porter, mining man and generalissimo of the Hay cock section, was a returning pas senger from the States.
 MT. Porter was a democratic representative of the Second Div ision, and attended the Alaska Legislature during its mid-winter session. Later he went to Calf ornia on business as we'll as for pleasure, and took in the Fair at Treasure Isand. He will take plane to Haycock to look after his many interests in that section.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14
MINING NOTES

Joe Belleview, dredge operat- or, was a returning passenger on the s. s. Columbia last night. He with his brother Barney, will the Dry Creek dredge here for re-shipment with other machinery and materials on the Sutherland, will be transported to Deering. They will build a hull and operate a on the Inmachuk river property of the Corovado in tereSts, this season.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14
FRESH BAKERY GOODS AT
 NORTH POLE BAKERY
Wien Airlines
 Activities

Pilot Sig Wien made a trip to Taylor with the following for J. J. Keenan: w. A. Harvey, Gene Harper, and Herman Southeimer. He. returned to Nome by way of Teller and brought G. Figjield to Nome.
 A second trip was made by Pilot Wien to Woodbury Abbey's camp at Mascot Gulch with O.. E. Williams, Mrs. O. K. Williams and Gerald Williams.
 Pilot Wien made third trip today, to the Lee Bros. Camp at Solomon with Bill Cessna, Ole Hatland and J. Smith.
 The tri-nnotored Ford of the Wien Airlines arrived this after noon from Fairbanks to assist in relieving the congestion of passengers at this base.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14
For Meals Bring Your Friends To The NORTH POLE BAKERY

Tom Shaw, accompanied by Mrs. Shaw, were returning pas sengers on the Columbia ,enroute to ther mining property in the Council Ciyt section. MT. Shaw Council City section. MT. Shaw had the misfortune to break his ankle during the trip to Nome by slipping on the tundra near Dutch Harbor.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

Henry Wuhrman, who is inter ested with Harvey Grant and k. K. Johansen in mining operations on Coffee Creek, was a return ing passenger on the Columbia, after spending the winter i'm the States. He will fly to Coffee Creek shortly.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

C. J. Tjernagel who is interest ed in mining property on Ameri- can River in the Port Clarence district. returned to Nome on the Columbia to begin active opera tion of mining activities. He is accompanied by Mrs. Tjernagel, Lorne and Cecil Tjernagel. Plan es are now flying them to the Teller section as well as several workmen. He plans to have about 10 or II persons on the job this season.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers,
 Special Power of Attorney forms
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

Fred C. Jones and wife, accom- panied by Bill Jones, were arriv- als on last nights Columbia. The Jones brothers will, it is reliably be in charge of the Streeter dredge operations on Un galik River this summer.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

That unique and humorouA and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter heads and Envelopes, have been brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget of8- ce.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14
Mirow Air Service
 Activities

Pilot Jack Jefford flew the first load of passengers into Taylor at midnight last night. Those in- cluded in the trip were: Mrs. C.. J. Tjernagel, Cecil and Lane Tier mage, Lloyd Smaby, Raph Loy, and Joe Lief.
 Plot Jefford flew Cyril Calkins, John Calkins, Patty Freel. and a load of freight to Taylor.
 A trip to Solomon with pas sengers Fanny Parker and Ger trude Jensen was made by Curly Martin.
 Pilot Hans Mirow flew Bob Steiner, Tom Bailey, Frank La Balle, Gunnar Bensen and Ernie Newt to Council. He returned with F. K. Dent and Fred Mebes.
 Pilot Curly Martin made a flight to Coffee Creek with Don Neimi and Robert Whitman, also a load of frieght and express.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-14

Modern 4-rOOm house with Bath for sale. Inquire of Harry L0ngley--C Street.