Davis, Mrs. R. Carlson, Capt. James
Davis, Mrs. J. Davis, E. Brown, A.
Kraavaarkson.
From Petersburg—Thomas Wind
sor, Pastor Woods, T. H. Sweat,
L. Anderson, Miss Impi Aalto, Hans
Wick.
From Ketchikan—Miss Lila Blod
gett, Miss M. Miller, Frank Klein,
Dr. T. J. Pyle, Olaf Johnson, By
ron Miller, Mrs. I. N. Hoguenwood,
F. Apsch, Mrs. F. Apsch, Miss D.
Frisch, M. Sumara, Charles Conte,
G. LaFromble.
STOCK PRICES
MOVE SLOWLY
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Holiday
apathy hit the Stock Exchange to
day. Trading was dull at the short
session. There was some profit tak
ing, some issues went up and oth
ers down. Today's close was irregu
lar.
CLOSING PRICES TODAY
NEW YORK, Dec. 22—Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is 18%, United States
Steel 36%, American Can 108%,
American Power and Light 3%,
Anaconda 10%, Armour N 4%,
Bethlehem Steel 29%, Calumet and
Hecla, no sale; General Motors
31%, International Harvester 38%,
Kennecott 16%.
FREIGHTER EXPECTED
The freighter Depere is due in
Juneau December 29 from Seattle,
Alaska Steamship Company offi
cials said today.
Call Issued
By Roosevelt
For Meeting
WASHINGTON, Dee. B. —
President Roosevelt ha* leaned a
call for the Cabinet, Emergen
cy Connell and New peal
Chiefs to meet with him next
Thursday to chart a legislative
programs
Singer Visits U. S.
