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Sepks Citizenship
Clarence H. Uno, Japanese-born
resident of Ogden, Utah, is first
alien to take advantage of new law
permitting foreigners, otherwise in
eligible to citizenship, to become
Americans if they served U. S. in
World War. Uno was an Army
volunteer.
Climate to Taste
for Every Cabin
on British Liner
CLYDEBANK, Scotland. Jan. 30.
—Britain’s giant new transatlantic
liner Queen Mary, whose maiden
voyage to the United States is set
for May, is to have air conditions
suited to every whim, including
perfumed air for the ladies.
Arctic blasts may swirl in one ca
bin, while next door the warmer
minded passengers may switch on
an atmosphere as hot as the Per
sian gulf.
Each of the 2,000 cabins has its
own ’gadget'' for climate control.
Exotic fragrances will be on tap
for women passengers, and a flick
of the lever will rid their rooms of
cigarette smoke, which will be emp
tied by suction fans.
In all, 150 grades of air are to
be supplied by the giant air condi
tioning plant, which will operate
from 29 stations and handle 100,000,
000 cubic feet of air daily over a
five- mile network of pipes.
SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE II!
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SAILING
TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
and SEATTLE
From Juneau
PRINCESS NORAH
January 15, 29
February 12, 24
Round Trtp Winter Rates now
in effect to Vancouver,
Victoria and Seattle
$65.00
Tickets, reservation and full
particulars from
V. W. MULVIHILL, Agent
JUN£AU
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BEAUTY SHOP
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PHONE 547
ALASKA HERE
ON WAY SOUTH
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Steamer Alaska from the West- j
ward berthed at Pacific Coast Dock'
at noon today, and sailed for Seat-!
tie during the afternoon.
