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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-11
OLD BUILDING
OF YESTERDAY II
COMING DOWN
Early Day Saloon Is 10 Be
Razed-Paved Street
10 Take lis Place

AS the last step in the widening
of South Seward Street between
Front Street and the waterfront,
preparatory to paving this summer,
workmen began wrecking the old
New York Exchange Building this
morning.
The old frame structure, two
stories high, owned by Central
Properties, INC, was one of the early
buildings Of Juneau.
1t housed the famous New York
Exchange saloon of Treadwell days
and oldtimers wildly recall when
approximately 1,500 Treadwell min
'ers living in Juneau slirged uptown
from the Ferry float after work, up
the old sidewalk owned by the Ju-
neau Ferry and Navigation Com
pany, some of the men continuing
on up the street, but many more
stopping at the corner saloon for
the daily bowl of cheer.
Since, the old saloon became a
soft drinks parlor and card room
then a liquor store. Today it houses
the stock of Kann's Five and Ten
store, moved temporarily when
flames Quilted the Goldstein Build
ing adjoining Kann's regular loca-
ton.
Workmen expect to have the
structure torn down within a week,
and to expedite disposition OF
wrecked material, a sign was post
ed on the side Of the building today
proclaiming free wood"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-11
Hollywood Sights And Sounds

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, May 1.-THE Ancient Order of
Halt Callers will address from Mansfield Ohio
platform the the
q" Lots of things about the movies get goat For in
stance: those gosawfu raers It's happened to
the traiers double bill
Then I've heard
who supposed to be educated It's me- instead
of It's when knocking door And who often used for
whom 1t the high moguls would realize what
opportunity they have to teach good grammar
have peeled lot of
potatoes then calmly something else without wpng
washed after that And how
I'd like just who starving sit down to
getting interested in the
ton. they light cigarette take two pu
then lamp it out?
"And how silly it when the hero, someone else gets
seriously time later ticks his weight in Wild
cats-without favorng' his injury.
the casts furs to their and
bit of coming from their
tired of seeing old ladies housewives
of another with perfectly mancured nails Also
girls think would that her hands
movie the life of Stephen Foster his
wife 1850s Gin spite of that I'd
like to again-enjoyed muchJ
I've known quite few people and have never heard anyone
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-11

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OCEAN filters
LEARNING JOB,
LAND STATION

SOUTHAMPTON, May IL. A
group of men in a small room over
looking the docks here are learning
to fly the Atlantic.
They are officers who will handle
the British flying-boat service this
summer between Southampton via
Foynes and Montreal.
The men have charts in front of
them and continuous stream of
radio messages from ships and
both sides of the Atlantic brings
information about the weather.
These are used to plan imaginary
voyages, avoiding bad weather zones
by changing course or flying diff
ferent attitudes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-11
Outsider Shows Up
Expert Foretasiers

HOQUIAM, Wash, May IL. =
Amateur weather prophets, who
profess to know every cloud in the
sky in this region of heavy rain
fall are hanging their heads in
shame
Each year Hoquiam conducts a
rain derby" in which entrants
guess the quarterly and annual
rainfall. When the first quarter
ended the guage showed 32.99
inches of rain had fallen since last
January l.
The first quarter winner-with
guess of 1927 inches-was Mrs.
C. A. Shaw who lives clear across
the continent ateProvidence, r. I.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-11
Elizabeth Likes
Pearls So They
Are Back in Style

LONDON, May II. Pearls are
coming back into vogue, largely be-
cause Queen Elizabeth and the
Duchess of Kent are fond of wear
ing them
Wealthy women not only are buy
ing new strings of pearls, but also
are bringing out heirloom necklaces
and buying additional pearls to en-
nance them,
The old custom of giving chill
dren "adda-p pearl necklaces is be-
ing revived, too.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-11

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BASEBALL TODAY


The following are scores of games
played this afternoon in the two
major leagues as received up to 2:30
o'clock.
National League
Chicago 6; Boston 2.
Pittsburgh l; New York 4.
Cincinnati 3; Brooklyn 4.
American League
Boston 2; Chicago 3.
Washington A; Detroit 2.
C.D.A. ATTENTION
There will be no meeting on May 16.
ISABELLE CASHEN,
adv Grand Regent
TRY on En-, Miro nd H.4
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-05-11
FINDS OLD WAR SHELL

HALIFAX. = A large anti-tank
shell, relic of the last war, was Or
dered dumped into the harbor by
the chief of police as a precaution.
The shell was found in a deserted
house by a boy.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
iQUE COSA ES La.
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

ell conejo. Otro descubrimientc
asombroso: ell conejillo de In.
dias sensibilizado para la san
gre del conejo produce un suero
que puede hacer estallar unica-
mente los corpIsculos del cone
10.
Ell belga demuestra luego que
ell conejillo de Indias sensibili-
zado para los corp1sculos del "a
ton produce suero que hace es-
tallar Gnicamente los corp1scu-
los del ration; sensibilizado para
los corpGsculos humanos pro-
duce suero que hace estallar L.
nicamente los c~orpdsculos hu-
manos, Ell cuerpo de un animal
desarrolla una reacci6n especi-
flea para cada tipo especffico
de celula extrana inyectada.
En- 1901, Bordet, trabajando
con un colega frances, Gengou,
reporta un nuevo mode de prue
ba con I'm animal para investi-
gar Ia presencia de una enfer-
medad determinada, tai como la
peSte bub6nica:
"Me7clense microbes de la
peste con ell suero sanguineo de
un animal soSpechoso de pade-
Ger de peste. 81 ell animal tiene
la peste, entonces esta mezcla
ppede utilizarse para impedir
que ell suero del coneiillo de In.
dias haga reventar los corp1scu
los del coneio",
En- Berlin, un abogado llama
do Althoff sugiese a un expert
mentador bavaro, August Won
Wassermann: "jPor que no a.
plicar la nueva prueba de Bor-
Diet a la Stills? I'm ser humane
que padezca de Stills es un ami
NAL infectado con microbes"
Wassermann no tiene micro
bios de Stills disponibleS. Ma
die puede conservarlos vivos en-
un tubo de ensayo. En- lugar de
microbes de la Stills, utiliza I'm
extracto preparado con ell higa-
do de I'm mono sifilftico. Este
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

Muy brillante qued6 la matt
nee del domingo, en- ell Centre
Espahol, y grandiosas las efec-
tuadas aver en- los Caballeros
Leales de America, Centre AS
turiano, Centro Espanol Y
Circulo Cubano.
Sala LENA tuvo la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Espanol, CO.
mandada por Angel de la Riva,
y sala LENA la juventud de Ia
sociedad asturiana, en- su edi-
ficio de la avenida de Nebraska.
Los Caballeros Leales triunfa
ron con su modesto fiesta, en- la
que TOGO Franckie Lemar.
Por La noche, en- ell precioso e
dificio de la Gale Catorce, "ech6
ell resto" la secci6n de Recreo
del Cfrculo Cubano.
Fiestas de algeria Y de COM
penetration de la colonia latina.
Nos place felicitar, una vez
mas, a las Secciones organiza-
doras.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

extracto-as mezcladn Sae-
70 de otro mono qre-ha sido IN
fecta6o con la stills. SImpedi-
ra esta mezcla que eli suero SEN
sibilizado del copeiillo de. IndIs-
haga. estallar los corpdaculos del
conejo? Wassermann demues-
ira que 10 impedira, mientras Il
suero de moncs saludables per-
mite que ell srero de conejillos
de midas sensibilizados devore
los corp1scqlos del conejo. La
ciencia tiene ahora un medic
para diagnosticar la Stills. La
reaction de Wassermann es tan
eXacta en- ell case de los Seres hui
manos como en- ell de los monos.
La tecnica de WaSsermann eS
altamente refinada. Posteriores
descubrimientos demuestran
que ell extracto del coraz6n de
un buey sano, por extrano que
parezca, trabaja mejor que Ell
extracto de un higado sifilitico.
La prueba Sc hace mas compile
ia. Nc SOlamsnta SO utiliza how
conejilloS de Indias, conejos v
coraz6n de buey, sino tambien
sangre de carnero y un nlmero
de sustancias de otros anima-
les: todos dentro de la misma
prueba, para aumentar SUI SEN
sibilidad. Ahora, en- manos ex-
pertas, la reaction de Wasser-
mann es aproximadamente per-
fecta. JEstallan los corpGscU~
los? 81 10 hacen, no hay Stills,
81 no 10 hacen, hay una defini-.
da prueba de Stills.
A Bordet Sc lie eonfirm6 un
Nobel, a Wassermann,
otro premio Nobel; al conejillo
de Indias y al conejo de Bordet,
la gratitud de la humanidad.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
.NOTAS S0CIALE

En- Ia ceremonial tornaron par
tie los directories de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor, una repre-
sentaci6n del Club Optimista,
las damas de los Optimistas y
conocidas personalities.
Ell comandante Mackler re-
present6 al alcalde Chancey.
Lamar Sara present6 a los con
cejales, comisionados del conda
d e invitados. Nuestro director
que figuraba en- Ell programa,
no pudo asistir por tener un
fuerte catarro. Ell Rev. Walter
Passiglia tuvo a su cargo la in
vocaci6n religiosa.
Integraban la comisi6n orga-
nizadora, mbiembros de la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor y del
Club Optimista, entire ellos
Charles Cuervo, Lorenzo Mesa,
Severino Quintanilla, Jose FL
%carrotta, Jose Glamour, Victo-
riano Manteiga, Roy Cotarelo,
ell presidente Johnny Diaz, ell Sc
cretario de la Grana, Raul We
ga, Sam Ferreri, Lamar Sara
y otros cuyos nombres sentimos
no recordar.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
FelintdcioHee

Felicitdcionee
Entire las felicitacionee reci-
bidas entire ell sabado Y hoy nos
place mucho agradecer, en- pri-
mer lugar, una vista que hicie-
ron a esta redacci6n los queri-
dos amigos Ramon Fernandez
Rey y Carlos Torrens, presi-
dente Y secretario del Centre
Espanol, respectivamente, los
que nos trajeron una carta que
mucho apreciamos.
Carta que guardaremos STEM
pre-, como prueba de amistad y
consideration.
Recibimos tambien estas fell
citaciones de Joe Rey, ell estima
do amigo de West Tampa, jefe
de una Importance agencia de
SECURES; del alcalde R. E. L.
Chancey; de Ramon Fernan-
DEE; del ex sheriff R. T. Jough-
in; de los esposos Dick A. Gre
co; del amigo Muniz, dueno del
cafe y restaurant de Barcelona ;
una congrathlaci6n y calendario
de Daniel Pividal; de Alberto
Valdes Brito, jefe de reduction
de La Traducci6n-P rehsa; del
antique y muy apreciado amigo
Alfredo Gonzalez y su familia;
de la Orquesta Sonora y su di-
rector Victor Gonzalez de Jose
Glamour, ell popular admins
trador del teatro Casino; de Jo-
Sc r. Sanfeliz, ell amigo y pc
riodista; de Angel de la Riva,
ell dinamico presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Es-
panol, y su distinguida esposa I;
de Don Carlos Torrens, secre-
tario del Centre Espahol, y su
amable esposa.
Dejamos slgunas para mana
ma. va saben estos amigos Guam
sinceramente apreciamos los
votos que hacen por Ell progre-
so de la Gaceta", su reduction
Y personals que en- esta casa ira
bajan.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
Las Damas de CNscqden

Las DamaS de Cusc0den
FL viernes por la nOche las
Damas de Cuscaden dieron una
fiesta de Navidad en- honor de
los ninos,
Mas de 200 nihos, de los que
d~iariamente juegan en- ell par
que, obsequiados. La Sra. Sara
de la Tore, vestida como Santa
Clous, ayud6 a la distribution
Tambien Sc repartieron dulces
y nueces.
U njoven mdsico de gran ia
lento, Rene Roche, deleit6 con
bellisimas canciones y solos de
.guitarra.
Despues de la fiesta de los Nj
nos, las Damas celebraron la su-
va. Bonitos regalos Sc Gambia
ron, con demostraciones de a.
precio Y amistad, y Sc hicieron
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

Vega, que va desempen6 Ell
puesto, en- una OCCASION, con ell
beneplacito de todos; no fue a
la reelection, por tener un ano
mas, ell primer vicepresidente
Roy Cotarelo, alto empleado del
Banco Broadway National Sc
gundo vicepresidente, electo con
ell Sr. Gonzalez, Antonio Coma
lez Gonzalez, a quien sus ami
Cos c~arinosamente Hannah ell
MIN.
Fueron electos vocales, ell do
mingo, por dos amos, Eugenio
Fernandez Valdes, Martin A.
Gonzalez, Ramiro Tamargo Ba-
rrio, Jose Cotarelo 10 Re, Maxi
mo Alfonso Alvarez, Adolfo Ran
dazzo, Constantine Gonzalez,
Jr. Juan Fernandez Traina,
Francisco Delgado Prieto, Be-
nigno Valdes San Miguel, Leo
nardo Gonzalez Pando, Andres
Lopez Fojo, Jose Garcia Arias,
Abelardo Rodriguez Vale, Gu
mersindo Gonzalez Garcia,
Jose Busto Alvarez, Enrique
Juan Escobio, Armandb Graf
no Fernandez, Angel Solares
Sanchez, JESUS Fernandez DfaZ,
Baldomero Fernandez Dfaz, Al
fredo Mones Traviesa, Francis
co Fernandez Garcia, Joaquin
Sierra Miranda, Ramon Menen
DEE Carries, Norentino Perez
Giuseppe Castellano,
Baldomero V~illademoros, Jose
Fidalgo Alvarez, Eduardo va
nez; por un aho para cubrir va
cantes, 0vidio Fernandez Es-
Florentino Cueto, Jacin-
to Muniz y Avelino Gonzalez
Ampudia.
Quedan en- la directiva, hasta
l941, Ramon Menendez, Carri-
les, Jose Villaz6n Tuero, Balta-
sar Fidalgo Diaz, Francisco L6-
PEE Gonzalez, Manuel Ballota
de las Matas, Damaso Valdes
Garcia, Francisco Juan Esco-
bio, Jose Maria Fernandez Y
Fernandez, Cesareo Alvarez
Jesus Arias Lopez Fran
cisco Lopez Vega, Francisco Nj
hez, Braulio Lopez Garcia, Ii
Buria Campo, Aniceto
Faza Cuyar, Jose M. Aizpuru,
Saturnino M. Tamargo, Arman
do Fernandez Fernandez, Jose
Zorro Case, Domenico Reina,
Jr., Benigno Gonzalez Fernan-
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
Mujeres: "construyan" Ell canine
Ell canine para aliviar esos dolores

Una condieidn d6bil, desnutrida,
agobiante, demanda siempre aten-
ci0n.
Tai estado a menudo habilita q la
disminorrea Functional para estable-
Ger su dominic.
Esa es n cosa que hace sufrir a
las mujeres de dolores de cabeza,
~nerviosidad y dolores ~parecidos a ca
lambres. I'm buen canine para ali
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
BodG

BOdG
Llegue a los j6venes esposos
Aurelio Prado, Jr., que contra
jeron matrimonio ell domingo,
una vigorosa congratulaci6n de
este peri6dico, con votos por 81
dicha. =
Amables y cultisimos los dos,
tenemos la seguridad de que la
dicha sonreira siempre a Azure.
lilo y Sylvia.
AL feicitarlOs a ellos, nos pla-
ce felicitar tambien a sus pa
dres, los queridos amigos espo-
SOS Rosa y Aurelio Prado, Sr., y
esposos Jardon.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
las Fiestas del Domingo

Las FiestGs del Domingo
Muy lucidas quedaron las fies
tas de aver y el domingo.
Debemos mencionar, en- pri-
mer termino, ell reparto de ju-
quotes a los nihos, que Sc verifi-
CO en- ell parque de Cuscaden.
La banda de trompetas y tam
bores del castillo Crist6bal Co
ION No. 5, de los Caballeros del
Aguila de Orc, TOGO varias pie
zas para amman a los nihos.
Muchos aplausos alcanzaron
tambien los ndmeros presenta-
dos por las escuelas George Wa
shington Junior High y Vicente
Martinez Ybor.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

regalos especiales a Tony Pro-
venzano supervisor del parque ;
a la Sra, Viola Mexico, console
"a del Club, a Nanny de Castro.
ell policia especial.
La Sra. Consuelo Alfonso ga
no ell primer premio un pastel
de frutas de dos libras. Cana
ron ell segundo y tercer premio
la Sra. Emilia Riveiro y la Sra.
Sara de la Tore. Asistieron SO
seforas.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
MddreSelU1

MddreselVG
Constituy6 TN grandioso EXT
to para la direction del teatrc
Casino, a cargo del amigo Jose
Glamour, ell estreno de la SUI
reproduction argentina "Ma-
dreselva", verificada en- la no
che de aver,
Ell pGblico tuvo grandes elo-
gios para la imponderable labor
de Libertad Lamarque, la belli-
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

War tales dolores, y mujeres por
miles 10 han encontrado, es por ell
propio uso del CARDUI. Estimula Ell
apetito, ayuda a la digestion Y ash
milaci6n; asi ayuda a construir la
r%esisteneia fisica contra ell dolor pc
riodico, Tornado justamente antes y
durante eel tempo, muchas sehoras
Y senoritas informan que aminora
los dolores e incomodidad del periodic.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

-sma .actriz, y Ell popularfsimo
baritone Hugo del Carril.
Ia cirta crrzarS de nuevc l6
pantalla- en- el ola de hoy y ma
nana microbes.
Otro gran estreno Sc prepare
para la semana pr6xima.
+ No pierda la OCCASION de yer
esta grandiosa cinta.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
Las eIecciones en- ell

Las elecciOneS en- Ell
Centre AstaridnO
Sc efectuaron ell domingo, sin
oposicion, las elecciones en- la so
ciedad Centre Asturiano.
Ingres6 como presidente Ell
Sr. Francisco Gonzalez Longo,
ell conocido fabricante de taba-
cos, de la firma de Garcia y
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

Aver fue operada en- csc Sa-
.natorio, por Ell reputable ciruja-
no DIR. Winton, la Sra. Pedro
Ramirez Moya, esposa del d.
rector de FL international. HUI
bo necesidad de hacerle esa ope-
raci6n a toda prisa,
Su estado era satisfactorio en-
la manana de hoy.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
r. NERVOUS
Check Below And See II You Have
Amy OF The Signs

OuivA.hg nerves can make you old and
haRnrd looking, cranky and hard 10 live
With-can keep you awalie nights and rob
you Of good health good times and Jobs,
Don't let yourself go" like that. Start
taking q good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
nalg Jor i00msa. And could you ask for any
thing T5ose benehw nave been better proved
than World-famous Lydia Z. Pinkham'8
Vegetable Compound
I9t the wholesome herbs and rootn oi
pinkham's Compound help Mature calm
puur ahriaking nerves. tone up your uyutam,
and han lesson distress tom ianala tunos
flonal 0aoudNA
MshD s1Qef NOW tAl
La gaceta., 1939-12-26
EnfernpOs

ENfermOs
Esta recluido en- ell Sanatorio
del Centre Espahol, ell querido a
migo Juan Lassus. Muchas per-
sonas de su amistad lie visitan
diariamente.
La gaceta., 1939-12-26

DEE, Adolfo de la Parte, Ramon
Cuervo Garcia, Manuel lamar
go Fernandez, Jose Alvarez Fer
nandez, Jose Coto Fueyo y Jose
Gomez Menendez.
Muchos exitos deseamos a los
electos y a los que con eNos CO.
laboran.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
FRANK FOSTER, JR. PASSES AWAY AT
 HOSPITAL TODAY
Son ofWeII Known Juneau Attorney Dies Early
 This Afternoon

Frank Foster, Jr, son of the well known Juneau attorney passed away suddenly at St. Anns Hospital shortly after 130 o'clock this after noon from complications as the re- suit of shotgun accident suffered in his left leg on November 8, while hunting at Bear Creek.
 Born at Mccarthy, Alaska. De- cember 9. 1916, young Foster spent his childhood in Cordova, and in 1881 moved with his family to Ju- neau, where he has since resided with the exception of short time spent in Eastern Washington. He was graduated from the Juneau High School in 1894 and was ma jority member of the DeMolay or der and an active member of the Elks lodge in this city.
 The popular Juneau man is sur vived by his parents, brother Don- aid, and a sister, Mrs. J. B. Burford, all residing in the Capital City. and two other sisters, Mrs. Marian Hickey of Portland, Maine, and Mrs. Ernest Schroeder. living in Fair banks.
 The remains are at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
GOAT HUNTERS BODY BROUGHT
 FROM GLACIER
No Inquest Planned Into Death of Hummer, Says
 U. 5. Commissioner

The body of Burford Hummer, young grocery clerk who died at the edge of Lemon Creek Glacier following his collapse while goat hunting, was brought to Juneau shortly after 6 o'clock last night after being packed down the long trail by volunteer woodsmen.
 U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray said today he planned no inquest in the case. Whether Hummer died of exposure or of heart ailment will be determined by an examin- ing physician. The stricken hunter crawled about 100 feet from where his brother -in-law, Phil Sloan, left him Sunday night to hike down the trail for aid. This was the reason a searching party did not find him until yesterday morning.
 A Native eco crew, under the direction of William Fromholtz, which carried the body down the most difficult part of the moun- tain trail consisted of Ernest Hayes. Zenith Williams, Eddie Murphy, Frank See and Herbert Mercer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
NAVY'S LUNCHEONS
 ARE WORLD CRUISES

ANNAPOLIS, Nov 21.-Join the Navy press box and see the world with knife and fork.
 Sportswriters who attend the Na- val Academy Athletic Association luncheons before games are taking an international gastronomic cruise under the guidance of Lieut.. c. R. Almgren, who arranges the menus.
 Guests have progressed from Nor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
BOB MARSHALL,
 AUTHOR, ARCTIC
 EXPLORER, DIES
Found Dead Aboard Train Visited Here Enroufe
 10 Wisemdn

WASHINGTON, Nov 21. = Ro- 'ert Msr9hal' 37, Arctic explorer and conservationist, was found dead in his berth aboard train when he reached New York from Washington where he attended Ar lnistice Day exercises.
 Death apparently was due to natural causes.
 Marshall entered government ser vice as Director of Forestry in he ( ice of Indian Affairs in l933. Foir years later. he became Chief Of Recreation in the Land Eivision of the Agriculture De- partment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
FLIES TO HOONAH

Horace Blood. Hoonah CCC fore man, flew back to his job today after being released from St. Ann's Hos pital where he had been receiving treatment for an influenza attack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
PRIZE SHIPS ARE
 TAKEN BY GERMANS

BERLIN, Nov. 21. = The DNB, German news agency, announces that 127 vessels have been forced to enter German harbors for search since the war started. Ships whose cargoes are not subject to the war prize laws are subsequently, re- leased.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
LAND WARFARE IS
 NOW AT MINIMUM

BERLIN, Nov. 21.-Land war fare is at present at a minimum but the Germans report success in widespread scouting activity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-21
WELFARE WORKER
 JOINS STAFF OF
 DEPARTMENT HERE

Eleanor Oman of Minot, North Dakota, a trained social worker, arrived on the steamer Yukon to work under the Child Welfare Di- vision of the Territorial Depart ment of Public Welfare.
 Miss Oman will be in the Ju- neau office to become acquainted with the work of the division and then will go to Anchorage, wnel e she will have charge of welfare &C., tivities in the Third Division, work ing with the agents there.