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LE s AL N ] I l CE
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE FOR THE JUNEAU LAND DISTRICT AT
 ANCHORAGE ALASKA

FOR THE JUNEAU LAND DISTRICT AT
 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.
 In the Matter of the Application of the Alaska Packers Association, a corporation. for Patent under Sections 23O6 and 1907 Revised Statutes, to tract of land as soldiers additional homestead embraced in U. s. Official Survey No i5Sl
 Serial No. O64O9 Notice of Application for Patent.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION, corporation organized under the laws of California, whose principal office is at III California Street, San Francisco, Califor- nia has filed application Serial No. O64O9 for patent under and by virtue of Sec tions 23O6 and 23O7 Revised Statutes of the United States, as assignee of John Suter, for tract of land embraced ii: '. s. o: ficial Survey No. 1881, situate on the south shore of Naknek River. Territory of Alaska west of and adjoining U. s. Amended Sur vey No. 69, latitude 58 deg. 4S min. % sec. N., and longitude 157 deg. o2 min. O5
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MONASTERY PURCHASED

PRAGUE, June IT, (P-The historic Strahov monastery, found ed in TAO, is to be purchased by the city and added to the public park on the Hill of Petrin. The gardens of the old cloister are especially beautiful.
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OPENING FOURTH SESSION

PERUGIA, Italy, June IT, P The Royal Italian University for Foreigners, which operates as a summer school of the University of Perugia, will open it's fourth session on June 30. It offers ad- vanced courses in Italian litera- ture, art and other cultural sub jects.
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V TEMPERATURE

NEW YORK, June Is. (P)-The New York temperature is mini mum 65 and maximum 78.
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SEATTLE BRICK I1E CREAM ALL NEW FLAVORS--PTNTS AND OTJARTS. CANDY COTTAGE
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LED6ERS. JOURNALS, INDEX ED FILES ETC. Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
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Fresh, local killed veal at CARS TENS MEAT MARKET.
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Al meat anu ncTrIEs else tn tne frye Bruhn Meat Market.
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FRYE-BRUHN'S BABY BEEF is unexcelled.
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The rich fast set, that is the
female portion. fall for him and he
sells them the bonds. Then he is
tipped off by the real girl that his
boss has framed him in selling
worthless stock He then hands his
boss some of his own medicine. And
when the story ends. our hero and
his girl are making a bee line for
the west where men are not stock
statesmen. Not many? Eli?
The story has not been projected
along musical comedy lines, but
rather as a farce with some singing
ing and musical background.
Grant Withers is cast as the smart
cracking but foolish football star
who becomes a. stock salesman. And
he does pretty good job at it. He
sure does coin the laughs.
Others in the cast include Betty
Con1pson, John Davidson, Bert
Roach and Gertrude Olnstead.
This picture may not be g, box Of
fee WOW. but it comes under the
head Of polite and interesting en-
tertainment.
Now at the Apollo all week.
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Chamberlain in City

Jean AsSolant and Rene LIE Fevre,
French transatlantic f1iers. we're
mighty lucky to land safety in Eu-
rope with a stOwaway aboard. &C
cording to Clarence Chamberlain.
Who few the Atlantic q year ago
With Charles Levine.
Chamberlain landed at Hoosier
airport Sunday in 2. Crescent mono
plane en- route from New York City
IN Milwaukee with group of XII
raDians.
Chamberlain said the tail Of his
plane was 50 heavily loaded. when
he left for Europe. that the added
weight of 2 stowaway would have
caused it TO fall into the sea on the
take off.
Assolant and lie Fevre we're as
sisted in their plans by Chamber
lain. who loaned them his inductor
compass.
Chamberlain now is president Of
the Crescent Aircraft Corporation of
New York. The eight-paSsenger
plane in which he landed here is the
first one manufactured
Harold c. Brooks. Hoosier airport
secretary treasurer. few the new
type plane and was greatly i'm
pressed with its safety features, he
said.
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Arrivals and Departures

Hoosier Airport - Bob Shank,
Hoosier president, returned Satur-
day form Wichita. Kan, with his
family. in a Travel Air monoplane
taken to the factory for installation
of equipment; Sunday Shank few to
Bedford and returned with Paul
Brown: Murlin w. Boyd. 4701 Sang
ster avenue. Travel Air biplane to
Fort Wayne and return; William
Hockett. Travel Air, Milwaukee and
return. H. c. Brooks few with
Louis SchTitzer. 4401 Washington
boulevard. to South Bend on a bust
ness trip today.
Capitol Airport-Harold Schultz.
Ryan monoplane. with George Sweet
as passenger. Fort Wayne to De-
troit Bob Kamm and Ralph Cor
don KittyhaWk plane, Providence,
r. /. to Wichita. Kan; fifty per-
sons took field hops Sunday and the
Ryan plane sent to Barbour. Ind
for a field opening carried seventy
five during the day.
Mars Hill AiTport-Lieutenan
Berry. Fairfield air depot. Dayton.
-. to Wisconsin; z. J. Cochener
and w. H. Roesti, ST. Louis to Day.
ton; Elmer Davis and Henry Riddle.
Travel Air biplane, from Cincinnati
and return.
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LOOKING OVER INDIANA'S
SECOND ANNIVERSARY SHOW

The Indiana is celebrating its sec
ond birthday this week. And
Charlie Davis and his boys are Ger
tainly helping to put it over. Charlie
has arranged medley of popular
song hits. which the orchestra has
featured in the past year. Some of
them are Doing the Raccooon, . You
Were Meant for Me" Carolina
Moon" Buy, Buy, for Baby and
many other favorites.
A very interesting feature of the
stage show was the dancing Of Nell
ODay, who unlike most others, had
six dancing partners in the Tommy
Atkins Sextet. instead of one. Miss
ODay is to be admired for the way
she keeps her poise and grace, while
the boys are tossing her about, above
their heads.
Cirillino and Fortunello, Italian
clowns, furnish some good enter
tainment. with their quick bouncing
and turning of somersaults across
the stage. Their comedy relief comes
in the form of a cigar which each
continually grabs from the other.
Other features of the stage pres
entation, are Llora Hoffman, prima
donna. and the Candy Hale girls,
who have some good dance ensem-
bles. In the wedding scene, which
was the finale. the veil of the bride
completely covers the orchestra,
making very beautiful picture in
white.
The picture this week is Broad
way Babies" starring Alice White.
Although Miss White is not my ideal
for this type of role, she succeeds in
impressing me with her youth and
wholehearted enthusiasm. Sup
porting her are Sally Eilers and
Marion Byron. Calling themselves
the three musketeers, the girls are
out to win the laurels of Broadway.
There are many dance chorus num-
bers in the show. in fact too many.
In most of these Alice takes the
lead and also sings. Whether Miss
White is singing or not, I do not
know, but I did not care much for
the voice.
The punch of the show was the
underworld atmosphere. furnished
in the role player by Fred Kohler.
A lucky gambler, with a heart of
pure gold, he tried to win the hand
of Miss White, but lost bravely, to a
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his gal The scenes showing Ban
croft trying TO get up the stairs lead
/ ing 10 the fiat remind one of the
stunt used by Jolson and even Chap
/ lin. Where these two stars use a
youngster. Jackie Coogan and Sunny
Boy, Bancroft uses stray hound
/ dog. And what an actor this hound
is. It isn't lust what you would call
mother love stuff, but it is senti-
ment. Well. the dog really causes
! Thunderbolt to be captured by the
police, who have been looking for
m because of murder. So Thun-
der~ and the dog go to Jail to-
gether.
Interest is then centered upon the
method used by Thunderbolt' gang
ito get" the boy So they plan a
holdup of a bank where the boy was
formerly employed. And so in the
grand frame-up. the boy is arrested
for murder.
Then We have Thunderbolt and
the boy facing each other in two
cells. both waiting for the day of
execution. Then We see the brains
of director being used. Instead Of
leading up to Thunderbolts confess
sion as the man who framed the
boy. the director keeps us all on
edge because We know that he plans
to kill the boy by clever trick in
his cell as Thunderholt starts for
his execution.
Will not tell YOU more about the
story. II has the sad ending for
Thunderbolt but he is entitled to
his end. The happy ending for the
two lovers is not shown but
promised. So We really have two
endings.
This is really Bancroft's movie.
He does most of the talking and
does it we'll This picture comes
under the head of nearly an all
talker. That is the cast talks when
ever the characters should talk.
It is a good vehicle for Bancroft
but I hope that they will get him
out of these tough gangster roles
soon.
The picture has 4. good punch
and it has been wisely directed from
the theater and box Office stand
points.
Now at the Circle
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Aviation -
ENGINEERS ARE
ASKED TO MAKE
SLOW PLANES
Low Speed Ships Would
Aid Aviation. British
Experts Told.

~ utfeG PrCsF
LONDON. June 24-British aero
nautical designers are being urged
70 design the slowest airplane in
the world.
Having achieved in the Schneider
cup racers some Of the fastest
planes. they are now asked TO slow
up considerably and design a ma
chine in which many persons who
hesitate to attempt flying in high
speed planes would try to learn to
~.
It is pointed out that the first
Wright machine could maintain a
horizontal speed Of but twenty miles
an hour. No modern designer has
tried 50 far 10 build a machine Of
low speed. one in which the citizen
Vho does not care for high speed
could learn to f1y at his leisure.
Experts insist that it would not
he 2 backward step in aviation to
design planes along that order
They say it would be as great an
engineering triumph as to build one
Of high speed.
: machine of low speed. with a
cruising speed Of about twenty miles
an hour. they point out. could be
landed in comparatively small
space by pilots Of no great skill.
The handling of such a craft would
rot call for disciplined nerves or for
perfect physical condition. Forced
landings would not be filled with
risks. And even accidents would
not be apt to cause great material
or personal damage
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Leaves in Flying Office

J. H McDuffee. Prsst- O-Lite
Storage Battery Corporation vice
president. left today for Lake Sen
eca. n. Y, in the Vision of Prest-
O-Lite. Ryan monoplane, to attend
the Society OF Automotive Engineers
convention.
McDuffee. piloted by Dick Knox,
handed at Capitol airport Saturday
after completing 3.300-mile air
tour started June 10. He visited
dealers in Dallas. Fl. Worth. Hous-
on. Waco and San Antonio. Tex;
Kansas City. Mo; Little Rock, Ark,
sid Shreveport. La.
he Ryan is fitted out as fly
ingoffice and McDuffee handled his
correspondence on debating ma
chin cylinders being mailed back
TO n Office and transcribed for
nsilii-.
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rs CANDIDATES
GIVEN DEGREES
BY CITY K. OF c.,
Council Holds limitations as
Part of Anniversary
Celebration.

Seventy five candidates were given
the second and third degrees at the
Knights of Columbus home Sunday
afternoon as the first part OF the
double ceremony celebrating the
thirtieth An -rSary of the found
ing of indianapolis council. Knights
of Columbus.
John Donovan. past district dep
uty. of Ludlow, Ky. and his staff,
were in charge of the degree work.
Following the afternoon ceremonies,
banquet was given Sunday night
at 1870 at the Elks Club in the main
dining room.
The Introductory speed at the
banquet vas made by James E. Gar
yin, grand knight. John H. Royse
was POSTMASTER The invocation was
given by the Rev. Charles Flynn
and James E. Deery gave the ad-
dress of welcome.
Hear Several Speakers
Principal speakers we're John Il
Donovan. Martin H. Carnody, su-
preme knight; Miss Mayme Murphy,
regent of the Daughters of Isa-
bella: william J. Mooney, past ter
ritorial deputy, and John K. Buck
elshaus. Songs we're led by H. E
Calland.
The banquet committee was made
up of Timothy P. Sexton, chair
man: william a. Schnorr, George
Rice. Paul Just. Chester P. Enrich.
John MINIS, Bert F. Deery, Edward
F. DuX and H. 2. Calland.
Take Charge of Initiation.
Members of the committee on ili~
tiation we're william P. Holmes,
chairman; Fred Asbaugh, Joseph
Wade, Leroy Kavanaugh, Thomas
Markey, Vincent Farrell and o. o.
Carter.
Those included on the reception
committee for Martin Carmody. SUI
preme knight. were B. j. Miller,
John j. Madden, w. w. WechSler,
DR.. E. j. Brennan, John r. WEIGH,
p. G. Beckman. A. G. Leslie, Frank
J. Noll Jr., William F. Fox, William
J. Mooney. P. c. Reilly and G. r.
Grennan.
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HERE Is CORKING
GOOD FAMILY PICTURE

Take the entire family to see The
Idle Rich" an all-talker with Bessie
Love as the younger sister; Leila
Hyams as the girl who marries the
millionaire and then didn't know
what to do with him, and Conrad
Nagel, the rich fellow who had
brains enough to make his wife and
her family see the light.
You will be all the more inter
ested in The Idle Rich" when l
tell you that this movie is made
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one. but the dialogue is brilliant,
funny. as well as honest. Joan
Thayer of the fat jewellers was the
private secretary of a rich man,
William Van Luyn. They fall in
love and they marry. Joan gets the
crazy idea that her husband feels
that he is too good for her family,
all toilers. He just wanted to make
the folks comfortable and keep them
from Fostering the life out of him.
But wife wouldn't stand it. She
dragS him back TO the small and
uncomfortable apartment of her
parents. He stands for it but
matches up a plan. After standing
it all for some time he gives his
wife a paper to sign, telling her that
he was going to give away every
darn cent that he owns to the poor
middle class people.
Well. you should see what hap
pens. The family then realizes that
most Of their high ideals was Just
poor bunk. But he doesn't give
away Ills illtICN anu oil COllCclllcu
learn a good lesson
Bessie Love as the younger sister
of Joan Thayer walks away in q
fapper role. one of those who
tapped but had thoughts at the
same time
The work OF Edythe Chapman
and James Neill as Papa and
Mother Thayer is splendid. So
human. So real Fine work on
part of both. Robert Ober, as the
idle talker and windjammer on the
rights of the middle class, is perfect
for the part.
Here is my idea of real adoption
of a stage play into movie talker.
Be sure and hear Lester Huff S
overture this week. II is a corking
novelty. He plays about every in
strument in the town band. but the
town pump. Mighty good stunt.
At Loew's Palace all week.
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ROBBERS TAKE
$3.50 IN RAIDS
over WEEK-EN
Man Loses $3.50 in Alleged
Blind Tiger; Five Held
for Investigation.

Burglars and stick-up men Melted
approximately $3.50 in their week
end operations, a check of police re-
ports showed today. Five persons
were under arrest as police con-
| tinued their Investigations.
On the report of S. B. Keel of the
Roosevelt hotel that he was robbed
Of $3.50 in a house near Senate
avenue and st. Clair street Satur-
day night, police arrested two Negro
men and their wives.
Those arrested we're Samuel Guild
725 North Senate avenue; his wife,
Mrs. Lila Mae Guild, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Taylor. Guild was Stat
ed on charges of vagrancy and
operating a blind tiger. while the
others were charged with yagrancy
Orbie Dart. l109 West Thirtieth
street. was slugged and robbed of
$500 Saturday night as he walked
on Clifton street, south of Thirtieth
street, police were told. Dart was
taken to city hospital. He said his
assailant escaped in 9. car driven by
q woman.
Flapper Bandit Active
z. H. Hiatt, 1928 West New York
street, operator of a poolroom at
1125 West New York street, was
robbed of $50 by an armed bandit
early Sunday.
Two men in an auto early Sun
day robbed Lewis Hornburger, 5152
Park avenue. Of $3.50 at Forty first
street and College avenue, he told
police.
A fapper bandit in Knockers and
sweater was the companion OF two
men who held up H. F. thinner 718
West Washington street, at his bar
becue stand at Michigan road and
tie county line Sunday morning, es-
Gaping in an automobile. They OBJ
tanned So.
Frank Randall. 2172 North Oxford
street, told police he was attacked
by two Negroes on West street, near
Washington. Sunday night and
robbed of his watch.
Operator Thwarts Theft
A burglar at the Western Oil fill
ing station, 1890 Fletcher avenue, at
.2:15 this morning made the mistake
of picking up the telephone to try
to smash the pay stations cash box.
Noticing the flashes Oh her switch
board, the night supervisor at the
Drexe1 exchange called police. They
found the filling stations window
broken. The burglar had fed with
out opening the cash box.
Thieves who entered the Para
mount Optical Company office at
1919 North Pennsylvania street Sat-
urGay night were frightened away
without opening the cash. register or
safe. Six pairs Of glasses we're re-
ported missing. A glass door in the
rear had been broken.
Omer Carmean, Is, Of 929 North
East, was arrested Sunday, charged
with vagrancy and is held under
high bond. Police questioned him
regarding 2 holdup at Wabash and
Liberty streets Friday night.
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call to attention about is its value saaon
factor Ending meal with gives of satisfaction
of having had just enough
Perhaps the best known of is staple fuel for
keeping the human body active Sugar rapidly dgesed
than starch and ranks with starch vital food for
normal person.
The final point about is its adaptabty emergency
fuel Sugar is rapidly absorbed in the system
1t always helpful the opinion of recognized authority
important subject In day when food ads
in evidence it of wisdom discover exactly
portant sugar is in the diet of all of
The sensible wellbeng all kinds of heathful
fresh and canned fruits vegetables
member the value of puddngs and for dessert
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from q successful
stage play called
White Collars. -
You will also recall
that Stuart Walker,
during one of his
seasons at Keith's
here. presented the
stage version. The
talking movie YER
sion follows closely
the stage version,
which I consider
one of the best mid
dle-cla f a lily
plays produced in a
number of years.
The story is a slight
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The Time, The Place and The
Girl" was quite hit.
Now since the singers and the
takers in movie form have become
the rage. they are digging up the
old musical comedies and putting
them on the talking and singing
screen. This one is wealthy in
musial tunes and the director has
been wise to permit the basic story,
which is farce. to share with the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-24
Mechanic Is EMPLOYED

Geore Clingman, formerly OF
Duncan Always, Cleveland, has
has beer employed at the CurtisS
Flying SeTice Of Indiana hangar at
the Mars ills airport as mechanic.
Two netstudents of the CurtiSs
flying scfel at Frederick Wood,
Newcastle, nd Baxter McBane.
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Employees Are Passengers

Three Embry-Riddle employees
Vere passengers Saturday evening
on the Embry Riddle air mail plane
TO Chicago. They we're Miss Maxine
Weigant. school secretary: Miss
Ruth Huff. information operator,
and George Cunyus. ground school
head. Miss Huff and Cunyus re-
turned SUNDAY morning.
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PICK PRESIDENT JULY g
Hanover College Trustees Interview
Leading Educators.

Election of a successor to DR.. Will
liam A. Mills, Hanover College pres
ident who resigned in March, will be
relayed until July. when a commit
tee of trustees will meet in Indian
apolis. Several leading educators
we're interviewed at the Columbia
Club Saturday, but no agreement
was reached, according to NJ, e.
CARRIER. Madison. chairman.
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AriStOCratS to CITY

indianapolis will be visited by the
feet of eight Aristocrat monoplanes
making a $4,000 mile tour of the
United States. Canada and Mexico.
sponsored by General Tire and
Rubber Company. Akron. O., July
2. The tour will require a year
10 complete.
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occasional intro
duction of the
musical themes
The story proper
concerns the eff
forts of a strut
ting and Dragging
ex-college football
star to sell bonds
on Wall Street.
The lad is sure
full Of hot air as
we'll as sex ap-
peal. All he has
to do to sell bonds
to the ladies is to
date EN- up for
luncheon or dance
deVinelV with EN-.
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Five reasons for
sugar III the diet
Scientist talks about this heaIthfnl food

ONE OF THE great food scientists Of the
country told us not long ago, Sugar not only
has an important use in the diet of nearly
everyone-it has FIVE distinct uses.
First of all, it is great conserver of many
foods, especially fruits In the second place
as favoring substance, it is most valuable
in making nearly all foods much more appe
tizing. In this way it leads to the eating of
more balanced diet The third mint would
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-24
FALL VICTIM RECEIVERS
Woman Flunges Downstairs When
She Opens Wrong Door.

Mrs. Minnie Henry, so. Of 1927
Montcalm street, is recovering from
injuries to her head, suffered when
she mistook a basement door for
another door in her home Sunday
and plunged downstairs.
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DRY
AGENTS LIFE
IN RUM DEATH
Border Row Brings Many
Letters to Chief
Actors.

This is The last OF three articles or
the Shaving OF Henry Virkkula, Big Falls.
MINI. confectoner. b. customs border
patrolman Emmett J. White. Il concerns
the reaction in International Falls.
Mimi. and elsewhere over the killing.
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2 .
her racket-make
lover has around
him. She goes back
to the little fiat
home of her good
sWeetie. There she
finds good, clean
Twin with her
sweetheart and his
mother. But Thun-
derbolt will not
let his skirt be
the decent thing.
so he takes charge
personally of his
campaign to get
the CIV who stole
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-24
COUNTY PAYS. $751;, 900
Share of Flood Prevention Cost
Given City.

City Controller Sterling r. Holt
today received a $161 900 payment
for the White river flood prevention
project from County Auditor Harry
Dunn.
The county eventually will pay
100000 as its share of the improve
ment. A bond issue to NEE the
payment was authorized by county
council.