davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Greenberg, Chapman Hit
Homers in All Parks

When Henry Greenberg hit a
home run at Comiskey Park, Chi
cago, Saturday, and Sam Chapman
of the Athletics hit one at the
Yankee Stadium, they became the
first American League batsmen to hit
four -sackers In each city In the
circuit this season.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Coaches Shepherdstown

sHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va,
Aug. Hilary L. LotheS of Elkins,
w. Va, captain of the West Virginia
basket ball team in 1938-1939, has
been appointed athletics coach at
Ne high school here.
Evening star., 1940-08-18
Favor Reports to Rums

CLEVELAND, Aug. II R.-Dick
Favor, blocking back from Okla
homa, has reported to the Cleve-
land Rams.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04

Pattern 6752 contains instructions for
making set; illustrations of 1t and stitches;
materials needed: photograph of pattern
stitch. Send order to:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-04
CHAPTER 20

= -. q VHAPTHH ~ a :.
AM ACTito propose an amendment to Sec
1tfon IL OF Article of the Constitution
Of the State Of Maryland, title Judiciary
4ppeais." providing for appointment by
the Court Of Appeals Of the Clerk OF
said Court, and providing for the submis,
sion Of said amendment to the qualified
lion or rejection. " 49, q A-s@es9
Evening star., 1940-10-20

WOMAN OR GIRL. plain cooking. gh W.
help mother. care for infant stay nights;
- per week AT 1900 after 10 a m.
WOMAN colored. with references. for gen.
eral housework, 12 noon through evening
dinner. Daily except Thursday and Sun
buses going over upper K st. NV, N st.
Georgetown. and through Cherrydale via
Lee highway. Emerson S101 or Falls Ch.
@Io1.
WOMAN white 50 to 40: live in; general
housework and care OF chilo; IN new home.
1908 l2th St ne.
WOMAN white. for general housework. to
Evening star., 1940-10-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN colored. wishes part-time work
1875. so5 afternoons s00o fe'efeN'e'' We
WOMAN colored. with frst-class personal
references wants days work as Laundry
or cleaning North 4ll9.
WOMAN coloIed sSperienced p e cook aobs9s aeSiseS
WOMAN, coored, wants part-time or full
time work of any kind, city reference.
Hobart SO5i
WOMAN. colored. experienced, would Ike
position Ia dies maid ~aitresNS No-cl1 Ghampsaf 3sf
WOMAN, colored. wishes general house
work or cooking. part or full time, eA-
perlence: reference. Hobart 3:'35.
WOMAN. colored. wishes work of any kind
good COOK: good references. Dupont olop'
1886 willard St NV.
WOMAN. colored, reliable wants part
time houseWorE, once or apartments 10
clean good refs. 81 H st. NV.
WOMAN. colored wishes part time or days
work; experienced worker. MI. 4j2s.
WOMAN. coIored wants days or part
time work. Sat and Sun. of. Phone
sun; between i a m. and / pm ST;
SAG or write Helen Logan 2o4 Canal
WOMAN. colored. wants to cook and clean
evenings from l TO :. 2j55 Champ!ain
St, n W.
WOMAN. colored honest reliable expert
elced cleaning Office Or apartment; part
time general, mornings pref DU. 1907.
WOMAN white nlddle-aRed exp. in care
OF children: ref: 2Jc hr. North 1920.
Apt. :i'33 Mrs. Brad1eId.
WOMAN. colored. wants general house
work. Call Atlantic 0543.
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-time or
/ DAYS work; good laundress and cleaner,
reference Atlantic 1850.
WOMAN. coored. wants part time morn
lng or evening work excellent city refer
enceS. 1919 NJ 81. NV
WOMAN colored. wants days work Of
/ any KIND. Hobart 5sS9
WOMAN, young. colored, experienced cook
and waitress, wants half-tme WORK. Phone
Hobart gill.
I WOMAN, colored wlshes work. excellent
references: healthy. 5i2 DAYS week hght
laundry. IL 9174-W. Kathleen
WOMAN. colored. wants laundry work.
1908 llth 81. n ". 81 floor
WOMAN, colored. neat, clean. wants .
day work, Wednesday and Thursday. DU.
1890.
WOMEN. >. c1Iored. desire days work;
good reference Cal! after pm. Sun
day. HO. 1197.
WOMEN. >, colored, wish work. one in
boarding house or hrst-class cook, one
wishes general houSeWork in adult family.
No Sundays: good refs North 62aO-J.
| YOUNG WOMAN. colored, wishes ghw.,
/ IN small adult family, references 1905
: onnd s. nU
Evening star., 1940-10-20
ASPHALT oRlvENAYS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REP
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde.
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
RAINBOW GARD co DEPT TX,
A. We lNth S. Ne" YORK.
CHRISTMAS CARDS

90 of the hos. selling bcx7s 70 choose
from speoIa. combination Offer; do luxe
Wash:ngton, no ueed for dc.ar "-dav
service on 80 f0- g rapr'H- card ard
daily Sellyorv eerI.cC core y for freH
samplPS c. r T. a'.0r..i-e Co, 1904
1Sth 81. Y v " 80,
Evening star., 1940-10-20

RESTAURANT. liquor; busy downtown sec
ton: well equipped: large seating capacity
long lease; unusual opportunity for $4,000,
terms Box 22o-X SAL
Evening star., 1940-10-20

C0OR and houseworker exp Live in pre-
fSrred Can a 2,l2 Military rd NV.
COOK. coIored for guest house must be
experienced Call 210S 10th st. ". ~
COOK. general honseworker, IN =, family u,r . .
ADULTS: live out: $50 per moh'h. VIII, NLiIe e
snd city references. Box l4o-V, Star
cnnK cxcel1ent. able 70 serve. not over
Evening star., 1940-10-20
TWO WOMEN
SAIESWOMEN .

Over ~ 70 fill vaClNrr~5 Wis q Nation
v.5e grocery comp n" hysraGC ~iNA',
weekly 70 star. rc'ccn'7-e and oonus.
Apply 5l3 K s. NV
Evening star., 1940-10-20

Prominent local concern. leaders IN
Their industry. WI D.ac" resnoH7ln!H
local women in CESr-P Of sales and sCr'lCe
TO old and new customers B.A 4do-h
Evening star., 1940-10-20

THE RITZ RESTAURANT-Place for sale
on long lease TO responsible men. Grove
town Va. on No. i, ; miles south OF Alex
JUNK YARD, best NV. location. low rent.
long lease. reasonable. Box 36-X. star.
GROCERY going good cash business:
owner must leave city, will sacrifice Al
bert H Cohen. 1912 North Owing St,
Arlington CHI 1861: res, WO 2O4S.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
S2-PIANO TUNING-S.

PAPER HANGING. this week only. 90. so
Der room: 1910 washable, sunfast papers:
work guaranteed. Michigan 5315
Evening star., 1940-10-20

Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1940-10-20

ID. reliable, wants part
Office or apartments 10
II - ~ II
Evening star., 1940-10-20
CHRISTMAS CARD MONEY MAKERS
81 EXCLUSIVE ASSORTED FOLDERS,

NAMES IMPRINTED. RETAGLS -.
New Different Sensational Master
piece alr-brush winter scene DESIGNS III, u
superb colors on expensive lustrouS novelty
stock Exceptional - embossed GeelEn per-
sonalS for 81 Free Ssmple portfolios ;
Leader u folder 81 assortment on approTal
costs soc prOfl SOC worth 81 Sells Ike
vIldfirc : other aSSOrtmen'-. :i3i C uD. -
name imprinted cards Experience uEneceS-
sary. Outstanding bonus and combination
offers
Evening star., 1940-10-20
HELP DOMESTIC.

I13d {S?Sed. eIH call l1G5sEY az a:i@ Mta-y rd
COOK. colored for guest house; must be
Experienced. Call 2Ios 10th st. NV 20
COOK. general houseworker. IN family 3
9 Tame' age experience. address. telephone
snd city references. Box l4o-V, star
COOK. excellent: able 70 serve not aor.a over
a.. live in, references doctor ) cei '4''Ca'e'
Phone District 35''-.
COOK and general housevorker, expert
enced. references, stay nehtS opIoHa4'
Woodey Gl32.
COOK. general houseworker. experienced
' reference. go home nights. i'oo Conn.,
ave Apt. !01,
COOK. exp age @5-45, family adults;
so mo city reference. health certlfcate
raovfred: only those thoroughly experienced
should call. GE. l6s3 bet. IL" sunday
COOK, must be capable ot preparing; de- ,7
ir.SlIS meals; live in or. out. : adults IN
iamly; Ss wk. WI. 1919.
GENERAL HOUSE WORKER. laundress'
R'S'. ne hSaiih %tIiiiis card: i've in. $50 mo EN-.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. good tiee cleaner s
faurdress, plain cook. city references 80
cariare Woodey 5136.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER and cook. :
Fsrkwood pI. NV. CAN, 90 not phone
GENERAL HOUeEWORKER, care small small
Ciid1 i've III; - wk. Wisconsin 6is'.
Gail sunday. ---
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER white or COL
ored can after , pm. t.. $50.
GIRL light housewors IN small mall bunsstq1Tb Hsb1Tb
eer;lfcate. @aTtst; p' Bethesda, Md WI GALS.
GIRL, white or coIored, general house
VorE, plain cooking: live in Call Shep-
herd $500, Miss Dobyns
GIRL, help general housework live IN;
nv. GEORGIA oG94.
GIRL white, lilo, neat dependable; exp.
NV, fond of CHILDREN eo Start $50 mo-
Private room. Oliver 1850.
GIRL whlte housekeeper and care OF
small child, live in; Sundays of shep-
GIRL, white for small apt. and care Of
child. Walking distance OF s89 NY
nc erence. " Apply 6ao3 5th ST. NV.
GIRL. experienced with child: good work,
er: references; do not telephone: 81 ana
carfare 1924 3rd St ne. Apt. 2.
GIRL OR WOMAN; white live in care for
pioyed couple sH 6a33-J
GOOD CLEANER and aupdTess t.Il help fc5ta with
baby, $50 to. $50 p m HeaHh cerIlflcate d ,t,o
GIRL OR WOMAN white, housework SD -
mo. live in. Call in person between 10
am. and pm. 302l st. sc.
GIRL, settled white house p YORK ,amd and care
CNilOItLr OOIll. N-N 0
month Ii. S63l-W
GIRL. for small apartment. help with baby:
no SUNDAYS within walking distance OF
"5th and Pa. ave. NV. DI. 3i01. St week.
GIRI, white. gh.w. laundry. for en-
eloyed couple; l child school aee live IN
SH 3155-J.
C1R1. colored: general housework exper:
stay nights: s. wk. WI. 2iu4. 1918
Chevy Chase blvd. . -
GIRL. white or colored, live, in $ week
Sattirday afternoon and Sunday of. Shep-
herd 1904 j. -
Girl. colored gh.w., laundress and cook
Sfav in. Family Of 4. References re-
quired. GE. 0100.
C;IRI, OR WOMAN. white, Protestant, gem
eral housework. live in. upstairs room. So
week Two adults: give ref. and phone.
BOX PAX, Star. 81"
GIRL. white over 1s to help with gh "
and care OF . children. Nice room. S5 per
Vk: refs. required. EN-. @117.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTORING TO BURLINGTON. VT. ON
Friday, Oct. -. can take people Call
Mon. 9-5, DU. 1906
WANT RIDE TO MINNEAPOLIS OCT. 2S
or 29 can assist driving Box 6s-X.
Star
LEAVING FOR MIAMI FLA. TUESDAY
afternoon. Oct. 30: take 3 dodge carr ).
Box 454-T. Star
DRIVING CHICAGO TUESDAY, OCTOBER
Ind, return Sunday wish passenger.
Randolph 1888.
LEAVING FOR SPRINGFIELD, ILL. NOV
>. for ); heated ref. EXCHANGED.
l2:'3 Raum st ne. Apt /.
ONE PASSENGER TC KANSAS CITY. NO.
share expenses, leave Monday or Tuesday.
Call District 35lU, Ext. 10l.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
HELP WOMEk.
rITr1

CHRISTMAS CARDS WITH
GOLD. SILVER EFFECT INITIALS
Latest fad! Amazing seller! Assort :
initials FREE 1000 profit; name,ln-
scribed Christmas cards. 80 for 81 other
on approval Artistic, 232 Way, Elmira
N. Y.
CASHIER R-STENOGRAPHER
EXrericnCed, for personal finance once
prefer young lady whose experience m
rIudqs empoympnt IN licensed small loan
Office Apply STATE FINANCE CO. loth
Evening star., 1940-10-20
DRESS AND COAT
SALESLADY
(EXperienced)
Permanent PositiOn)
Liberal Salary
SAKS, 610 18th st. NV.

Experienced Bookkeeper.
Capable woman with refer
ences, willing to locate IN
nearby city, preferably one
with credit store experience.
Apply to Mr.. Cornell, at
Askins. 737 7th st. NV.
WE SHOULD LIKE to inter-
view for regular employment
several experienced coat and
dress women, between the
ages of IS and 35. Those with
local following will be given
preference. Give all particu-
lars and telephone number in
application. Box GOV, Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

YOUNG BUSINESSMAN will invest $4,000
with services for partnership in paying
restaurant that needs money for improve
Box 40-X Star
Evening star., 1940-10-20
DIS ERICT SUPERVISOR

s. weekly salary, plus bonus and
trausportatiotl expense, will he paid by ma
facturGr 10 a thorouehIy experienced d.
ec'-tO-Cor>umor' CorSetorc not over a.,
uho has the ahlItr 10 appoint and tram
Others for this type al work II you are
sFekinG Ereatcr income opportunities write
IN conhGence- 10 J. NJ, P o Box 800.
Camden y !
Evening star., 1940-10-20

COMBINATION lunch novelties. candy.
fountain service. well eS' ablshed: excel
lent location. doing : 900 per mo. apt.
upstairs. entire rent S~1-5u- lease, price
incl. equip and stock. $4,000 cash Box
4SO-N. Star
Evening star., 1940-10-20
SAIFSWONEN.

Due to the increased population in
Washington We need several more corset
iereS Char Will consider applications
for neat-aq97arinE women @u-i5 for
corset departmeut. Cal NoEd y. IL
1".:iO. sui" los, "or F $ NV
SALESLADIES - Expert
enced in dress, coat and mil
linery department. Apply
HEARNS, sos 7th ST. NV.
after II am.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

CESSIVF WEIGHT safely reduced;
derful French method used. DR.. Della
endecker. 3G25 o ST NV Michigan ll20.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

GROCERY. meats; corner store: co!o-cd
trade; nice living quarters. fine. cash ouSl-
ness; 5-yesr lease: vel &c and stocked:
prlcp. -. 200: terms Box 21SX. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-20
VETWORE & SUGDFN. INC. DEPT SMO
Nnnrnn ANe RNClCSier. n. Y


LOW AS ~ FOR 81
Earn extra money, show beautiful Christ
ma> cards with name. 80 for 81 UP. hlG
profits, lovely new "Candlehght u card
81 assortment you make SOC, other eNclu-
sivC aSSortments Write for FREE SAM
PIES o! personal Christmas cards. etch-
inrs and clft wraDplngs. GROGAN CO,
L. S Michigan, Dept ~. ChCaGO
Evening star., 1940-10-20

GROCERY STORE: weekl! business: ST.
500. long lease; old-estacIshec wel--pay-
Ilc buslress D~ueStOre-Atcer many
successful years. owner wishes TO retire:
Will make interesting Proposition: consider
sale OF building also. Box lng-X Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SALESWONAN, unencum-
bered. must be experienced,
KNOWLEDGE Of foods desirable,
attractive appearance, refer
erceS. Box 21G-V. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, expert
enCed, to work in office Of
ieWelry store. Splendid
chance for advancement. Eli
P,bi,, 20 T1O -tb St n W
Evening star., 1940-10-20

-OOK and general housevorker eXperi-
need: references: stay nights optional
Evening star., 1940-10-20

RooM1NG-ToURIsr HOUSE, Q rooms;
filed, en- Rhode Island ave. NV; well
furnished: nice home with an income:
price. $500 Shepherd S32SW. 20"
Evening star., 1940-10-20
>sNt-I CupIsTnIAs CARDs-50 FOR ST.

CHRISTMAS CARDS---0W FOX VI
Make large, easy profits showing sea,
sons smarteSt Christmas caroS WITH
SENDER'S S NAME; low as 80 for : amaz-
tncly fast sellers; . Value-packed aSSort-
merts lncludlnc sensational ~ 'Fea-
turc" and 25-Card parchment; up 70 100
profit no experience needed. FREE sam
Evening star., 1940-10-20
CHRISTMAS CARDS; :

3W BEAU IES-W p, ,,aney M mIaEeTs, sensa-
tionaI new order-eettlng plan Give val
liable elft coupon free with every South1eFn 1ot II
Beauty u card ~ assortment Complele
lloc other aSstS.; free samples. Soutaern
CrCetlue Cards. Dept :. Memphis. rem.
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOP1E F..
For best earnings show bisgcSt seiectioln ,59ll /
name low as 80 for 81; six different low
priced and de luxe lines; sensational -
card > assortment pays yet 5oc other
hlE-profit sellers: samples on approval.
JANIS ART STUDIOS. 1877 Anson place
Rnchn.ler- n Y
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
NO. 1 SWISS OMAN CANNOT
D0FF BEARD; IT'S HIS OWN

wv
GENEVA, Switzerland, --Strang-
ers who visit the corridors of the
League of, Nations Palace during
Assembly or Council sessions, when
they're crowded with diplomats,
are almost certain to ask first about
portly, bespectacled man with an
unusually long and unusually lux
urious black beard.
That" they are told. lis the
chief Of the secret police OF the
Canton and Republic of Geneva"
Francois Vibert, chief Of the Sc
cret agents watching over the lives
and persons OF every famed dipio-
mat who sets foot In Geneva, sees
nothing strange in his beard and
his job.
"Of course I'm a marked man.,
he said. II want to be. If I'm
around people notice me and will
change their minds about doing
silly things.
Ard when I'm not around one
Of my agents are. They don't all
wear boards"
In the 20 years of the Leagues
existence at Geneva there has new
er been a single attempt made on
the life of any of the delegates
and the delegates have included
Presidents, Premiers and Foreign
Ministers of many of the Leagues
So members.
Vibert has been on the force mos
of that time, but he has been CHIEF
only three years At Al, he's com
paratively young for the job. Dur
ing important League meetings III
has scores of men at his command
Even without his beard, Viber
would be unique secret police chief
AS becomes the brother of fame'
Swiss painter, Pierre Eugene vi
bert. who died recently, and Of
famed Swiss sculptor, James Viber1
the police chief is an art lover.
His office looks like a SINAI
art gallery. The entire headquar
tiers of the secret police is begin
ming to look like a museum, 70
vibert has been buying the work
Of needy Swiss artists who have n
other market during the war.
War or no war, Vibert, forme
lawyer, jumps into his American
built car and drives off With h
20-year-old daughter and his vii
to their country home just acre.
the border in France every week
end
/ THAT is every weekend save whe
! there are diplomats in Geneva
! Vibert said. "Then I stay in Ger
I. eva knocking on wood.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
Parties Held at
Crozier Residence

The C. L. Crozler residence on
Main Street was the scene for a
party this afternoon as well as an
other last evening.
Carrying out the Easter motif
in table decorations, today's affair
was in compliment of nine year old
Patricia Crozier.
Her guests were Misses Shirley
Ann Elstad, Bernice Nelson, Ruth
Larson, Shirley Erwin, Lorraine An
derson, Donna Odds, Sharon Sharpe,
Janice Erwin and Florence Kink-
ley.
The thirteenth birthday OF Rob-
ert Forrest was celebrated with a
party and scavenger hunt last night
Winners were Lorraine Mangelo and
Daniel Morris.
Asked for the affair were Lillian
Nelson, Lorraine Mangelo, Audrey
Thompson. DemAris Davis. Joy De.
Miers. Daniel Morris. Robert Da.
venport and Douglas uresS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
Child SPANKING
CASE IS AIRED
IN COURT HERE
Father Accuses Siepfather
Of Misireafing Boy
Three Years Old

Judge George F.. Alexander sat
as modern Solomon in DISTRICT
Court today and heard a father
and mother dispute over the GUS
tcdv Of their three-year-oid child
Unlike Solomon, however, the
Judge was able to come to &C.
cision in The pulling case with
out having 10 raise sword over
the little boy.
Clarence Ferguson. employee OF
the Hirst Chichagof mine, filed an
application last Monday for modi-
fication of the divorce decree OF
a year ago which separated MN
from Muriel Ferguson OF Juneau.
Under that decree, Mrs, Ferguson
was given custody Of their chho'
LLOYD Kirk Ferguson,
Stepfather Accused
Two months ago Mrs. Ferguson
was married TO Vernon A. Babcock.
Ferguson claimed In his appnca-
ton to the Court that Babcock Is
not a fit person to have control
or custody of the child, that me
boy was abused and beaten BY his
new stepfather and lived in terror
of him. Ferguson asked that ne
be given custody OF his son.
On one occasion, Ferguson stateo
Babcock spanked the child WITH
hairbrush until he was blacs
and blue. Testifying IS TO this IN
Court today, Mrs. Babcock sale
the child had been spanked be-
cause he would not ask his new
stanfather TO unbutton his cloth
inc at bedtime. She wasn't able Il
help the boy at the time, Mrs
Babcock said, because she wa
baking a pie and had her hands
covered with dough.
Questioned by Judge Alexander
Mrs. Babcock said she had spanked
the bow in the same manner her
self On numerous occasions an
that she herself had been $
spanked by her mother and fathe'
support Paid
II was brought out at the hea!
ing today that Ferguson had pal
$3.50 for his sons support sine
the time of the divorce, althoug
not required by the decree to d
50.
The new husband, Babcock, tol
on the stand how he did the wash
ing and ironing on his days Of
how he scrubbed and busted al
washed the dishes and cleaned tn
carpets and considered it a priv
leee.n Mrs. Babcock holds a secrt
tarial position.
Judge Alexander ordered tina
for a period of six months youn
Lloyd should be left in the Gus
tody of Mrs. Browns Nursery, tina
Ferguson should pay for his sup
pert and that both parents coul'
visit the child.
The Babcocks were representa-
by M. E. Monagle. Fergusons at
torney was H. L. Faulkner
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
MANY RACES
IN HAWAII

HONOLULU, March 23.-The term
melting pot" as applied to Hawaii
is understood by visitors upon see
ing the surprisingly large number
of races and race combinations all
living happily and tremendously
within the borders of the Territory
A survey of one of the public schools
recently brought forth thirty-two
distinct races and race combina-
lions. But 81 per cent of the popu-
lation is American in citizenship
and Hawaii is American in atmos-
phere and institutions.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
FISHERMEN TO
Dance TONIGHT
Annual Festival Bal 10 Be.
gin at Ten O'clock
in EIks' Hall

Next week, fishermen will begin
to sail from Juneau for the hall
but banks, and tonight in the Elks
Hall, the traditional annual Fisher
mems Ball will be staged to cele-
brate the biggest night OF the year
for men Of the local deep sea fleet
Always a colorful affair, toalight's
dance festival promises to be as good
as ever with good sriattering Of
Scandinavian dances sprinkled With
Twentieth Century swing.
Dancing begins at 10 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
(AA STUDENT PILOTS
TAKE FIRST FLIGHTS

Ten University of Alaska students
had their first experience OF dual
control flight last week when In
structor Richard c. Ragle took them
up as part of their training under
the CAA Civilian Pilots Training
program.
Another ten students will be ready
for first flights this week.
Among the ten was one coed,
Miss Grace C. Carter, daughter of
H. E. Carter, of Fort Yukon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
INDIAN AFFAIRS
OFFICIALS FLYING
FROM FAIRBANKS

George Dale, Miss Bertha Tfber
and Miss Anna c. Conrad, Office
of Indian Affairs employees, are
returning to Juneau by PAA plane
from Fairbanks. FL.
Dale, Acting Director of Educa-
ton, has been on an extensive
official trip through the Interior
and North, as has Miss Tiber, Sup
ervisor of Nurses.
Miss Conrad, Nurse at Mountain
Village. is going Outside on leave
She broke her leg recently in a
fall, and will convalesce in the
States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
NO Thirteenth
FOR AIR DERBY

MIAMI, Fla, March 23.-Super-
stitious aviators, having finished
Miami's 18th annual all-American
air maneuvers, weren't sure they
wanted to enter the one planned
for next year because 1t would
bear the unlucky tag of the 18th.
The folks running the affair put
their heads together and came up
with this name for the next one:
Miami's 194l all-American all
maneuverS.
That made everything all right.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-03-23
CLARENCE OLSON IS
COMING NORTH SOON

Clarence Olson, new Acting AL
aeka Agent for the Bureau Of Fish
cries, arrived in Seattle yesterday
from Washington and will be leav-
ing March u for Cordova to break
in Fred Morton, recently appoint
ed Cordova Warden Later Olson
will come to Juneau to be in charge
Of the office here.
Morton, formerly Junior Admin
istrative Assistant on the Pribilot
Detail under Commissioner Henry
OMalley, has in recent years been
making fisheries investigations fer
the Army Engineers at Bonneville
dam.