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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-04
INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Miss Gertrude Hinshaw singing a
group of Irish songs and Miss Ell
nora Robertson gazing a violin solo,
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Stout
on the piano.
Egyptian chapter will meet Tues
day at l o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. R. H. White, LOG North LinWood
avenue Mrs. H. S. Walter and Mrs.
Elmer Bostic will be assistant host
esses. Miss Edna Frances Phinney
of the Jenny Lind chapter, will sing
a group of songs-'An Old Ballad, .
MARS. and "Sweet as Tipperary."
She will be accompanied by Mrs.
William Hitz, also of the Jenny
Lind chapter. Mrs. R. H. Toole and
Mrs. Mildred Blackman will be
guests of the chapter. There will be
a large display of articles from Hol-
land.
Brittany chapter will meet
Wednesday, at 1880 o'clock at the
SEVERN hotel. Mrs. John Starost
and Mrs. J. F. Herdrick will be the
E-hostesses. Mrs. Margaret Farr will
give a Dutch reading and the Misses
Lillian and Elsie Rose Kennedy will
give Dutch dance, accompanied by
Miss Helen Starost.
Amazonian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Emil Elmer, 1857
West Twenty-secord street, for a
Il o'clock luncheon Thursday. Mrs.
Harry Thomas will be assistant
hostess. Response to roll call will
be interesting items on Holland.
Emil Elmer Jr. will give two trunl-
pet solos, accompanied by Theodore
Feucht.
Chez Foo chapter will be enter
tanned by Miss Roberta. Maxwell at
her home, 3025 Broadway, Thursday
at 7:30. Miss Mabel Emery and
Miss Marguerite Watson we're mi
tiated as chapter members at the
last meeting.
Argentinian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. John r. Ward,
1909 Ruckle street, Friday, for a /
o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Robert Blink
ley will be the assistant hostess.
Mrs. Bruce Maxwell will give several
piano numbers.
q Il
Anglo-1ndian chapter will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs,
Charles Orter, $500 Winthrop ave-
nue., Saturday, with a st. Patrick's
day luncheon at 1:3o. The hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. Donald F.
Finley. Each member will respond
to roll call with an item on the life
of customs of the Dutch people.
n q
Toyama chapter will meet Friday
at 1880 at the SEVERN hotel.
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Camp Fire Girls


Camp Fire Guardians Association
will meet Wednesday night at 7:30
at the Children's Museum, 1850
North Meridian street. The program
will include speaker, tour of in
spection of the museum, and few
matters of business. Special request
is made for full attendance.
Unaliyi group of Garden City
school will have candy sale for
group expenses. Next meeting of this
group will be a council fire.
Camp Fire Girls of Nyoda group
held patriotic ceremonial at the
home of Their guardian, Mrs. Edgar
Webb, last week. Ruth Gardner
received the rank of wood gatherer.
Camp Fire Girls of school No.
made vases and learned to tie three
new knots al their last meeting.
A first aid meeting was held by
Tabernacle Shymuya group and with
the assistance of a nurse the re-
qIirements for firemaker were
passed.
Tayusda group of school NO, 7 at
their last meeting had a firemaker's
supper.
Shuinala group met at the home
of Helen Hudson. Plans were made
for a bunco and card party, to be
held Friday at the home of Eleanor
Klutey, Ills West Thirty-fourth
street.
Newtki grou4 of school No. q
played games in the school auditori-
UNI Thursday. Miss Mary Marshall
taught the group to play captain
ball.
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w. C. T. u. OFFICERS WILL
BE HONOR GUESTS HERE

R. E. Hinman, and Miss Adelaide
Almond.
Mrs. Martha Gipe is chairman OF
the reception committee, assisted by
Mrs. Frank j. Lair, Mrs. Grace Ur-
bahns, Miss Genevieve Brown, and
presidents of all local unions in Ma
rion county.
Mrs. Luella F. McWhirter and
Mrs. Frank A. Synlmes will preside
at the tea table. Assisting in the
dining room will be Mrs. Madison
Swadener, Mrs. o. NJ. Pittenger,
Mrs. B. S. Gadd and Mrs. David
Ross.
A musical program viii be given
during the receiving hours by the
Marion county trio, composed OF
Mrs. w. H. Day, Mrs. H. L. Singer
and Miss Beulah Bailey, accom-
panied by Mrs. L. E. York.
Announcement has been made
that the national w. C. T. U. con-
vention will be held in Indianapolis
Sept. IS to 25, when more than
5000 delegates are expected to at
tend.
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Three Sessions
Scheduled for
p i'm County

Three meetings of county Parent
Teacher Associations will be held
this week, it was announced today
by Mrs. E. A. CLARK, Marion county
publicity chairman.
Fleming Garden P. r. A. will meet
at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday. A program
will be given by children of the third
and fourth grades. An award will
be given the room represented by
the most mothers.
Room chairmen of the University
Heights P. T. A. will meet with Mrs.
Harold Fisher this afternoon.
The Rev. Homer G. Bobblett will
speak on "Pre-school Influence" at
the meeting of the Pleasant Run
P. T. A. at 7:;3o p. M. Wednesday.
The high school orchestra and Miss
Edith Parr. pianist, will play.
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DINNER GIVEN
FOR VISITOR

Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Schulz enter
tanned Sunday night with dinner
party in honor Of Mrs. Anna Bur-
Wrinkle, Lakeville, at their home,
1741 Park avenue.
The table was decorated WITH pink
roses and appointments were car
ried out in keeping with st. Pat
rick's day. Miss Mary Louise Sticks,
violinist, presented a group of solos.
Covers were laid for the host and
hostess, Mrs. Burwinkle, Messrs. and
Masdanes Frank James, William
Eckstein, Joseph Stick and Jack
Francis.
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COUNCIL OF WOMEN
TO HOLD LUNCHEON

Presidents of church, civic, patri-
otto organizations and w. G. T. IN
ions will report at the luncheon
meeting Tuesday Of the Indianap-
oils Council of Women. The meet
ing will be held at the First United
Brethren church.
Mrs. T. w. Engls will sing group
of songs, with violin obligato by
Mrs. Max Kendall. Both words and
music were written by Mrs. John
r. Craig.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. j. z. Berry. % North Drexel
avenue, or Mrs. Samuel McGaughey,
5219 East Washington street.
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ANNUAL GUEST
TEA SATURDAY Z

Annual guest tea of the Indian
apolis Alumnae Club of ri Beta Phi
sorority will be given at 2:3O Sat-
urday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Robert Wild, East Seventy
first street and Central avenue.
Mrs. Wild will be assisted by
Mesdannes w. G. Zirpel, Herbert
King, H. D. Trinble, j, E. Spiegel
and Miss Hope Bedford. Mrs. Phor
G. Wessenberg will give a talk on
"Etiquet Books, Ancient and Mod
ern." Miss Bedford and Professor
Charles Hansen will be in charge
of the musical program. Each
member may bring one guest.
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VIC. 7. q. to
HoJdSbring
Institute

Mary Bslch w. c. T. U. win hold
its annual spring institute meeting
Wednesday in Bethany Christian
church, Minnesota and GULL streets.
The program begins at 1890, con-
tinuing throughout morning, after
noon and evening. Luncheon at
noon and 6 o'clock dinner will be
served by the ladies of the church.
Morning devotions will be in
charge of Mrs. Cora Darby, followed
by an appropriate memorial service
for Mrs Sarah G. Lane.
Mrs. Eva Davidson, county pfesi-
dent, will extend greetings and out
line plans for membership and
finance. Address of welcome by
Mrs L. O. Leet, with response by
Mrs. Mary Hensley, president OF
Mary Balch union. Noontide prayer
will be by Mrs. w. S. Orvis, The
Rev. l.. o. Leet, pastor of Bethany
Christian church, will lead the aft
ernoon devotions. w. G. T. T. activ-
tiles will be discussed by Mrs. c..
w Ackman, and Mrs B o. Clark
"reminiscences to Be Given
"reminiscences of Mary Balch will
be given and the following local
directors Of departments will present
their plan of work: Evangelistic,
Mrs. w. S. Oryis; flower mission,
Mrs. Julia McGrevy; prison and re-
form, Mrs. Cora Darby; racial
groups, Mrs. EnoS Snyder; temper
anee and missions, Mrs. Minnie
Woldvogel; Sunday schools, Mrs.
Una Franklin; Christian citizenship.
Mrs. Mary Hensley.
A white ribbon recruit service will
be conducted by Mrs. z. r. Moon.
At the evening service Mrs. L. e.
York will lead the singing, with
Mrs G. o. Nicholson as pianist.
The Rev. Morris H. Coers, pastor
of the Thirty-first Street Baptist
church, will lead the evening de-
votions. The Rev. L. Cook, executive
secretary of the Indiana Christian
hospital, will tell How the Liquor
Traffic Had Its Day." Miss Irrna
Waldvogel will sing.
Mrs F. A. Symmes, Marion
County Y. P. B. secretary, will talk
on the Value of Young Peoples
Work" Young people and honorary
members will be special guests at
the evening meeting.
Committees to Serve
The following committee will
serve: Courtesy, Mrs. Edith Haigh
and Mrs. Vivian Thurston; regis
tration, Mrs. Julia McGrevy and
Mrs. LYDIA Lewis; literary, Mrs. Eva
HUFF; membership, Mrs. Minnie
WaldVogel, Mrs. Ebert Moore, Mrs.
HARRIET White, Mrs Maude Hud-
son and Mrs. Enos Snyder.
For reservations call Mrs. Nichol-
son. Drexel 6119, or Mrs. Elkins,
Drexel 1894.
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MGUFFEYITES WILL
CONVENE IN LOBBY

Regular meeting Of the McGuf-
feyites will be held at the public
library Saturday at 1:30 p. m. The
following program will be given:
America" 1.-THE Lords Prayer"
audience; one-act Charade. members;
violin solo, Lloyd stalhuth: Miss Inez
Simpson, accompanist; reading. r. J.
Hyatt; vocal selections. Mrs. Katherine
Murdoch; 1.-THE Parting Of the Ways" Mrs.
Emma Fesier: vocal selections. Mrs. Nestor
BAR; McGuffey reading Thomas Hunt Jr.;
The youngest McGuffeyite; trio. Lillian
Beck. violin; Mary Helen Book. pianist;
Mrs. william z. Psllen. vocalist: reading,
Dorothy Harshbsrger; McGuhey paper.
Mrs. Matte Crawford.
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Mrs. Anna Marden De Yo and
Mrs. Margaret Munns, national of
ficers of the w. c. T. o., will be
guests of honor at tea to be given
at Tuesday afternoon in the green
parlors of the Y. w. c. A. by the
women of Marion county.
State officers and state trustees
also will be honor guests. Mrs. Eva
Davidson. president of the Marion
county organization, is general
chairman in charge of arrange
mentS for the tea. She is being
assisted by Mrs. Alonzo Huls, Mrs,
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SLUIfBER PARTY HELD
FOE SORORITY GIRLS

Miss Thelma Bird, 2251 North
Delaware street, was hostess at a
slurnher party Saturday night given
by members of the Iota Kappa So
rority. Miss Mary Frances Lee and
Miss Helen White were initiated
into the sorority. The house wss
decorated with the sorority colors of
salmon and steel. A Dutch lunch
was served at midnight.
Members attending included
Misses Roberta Cameron, Mary Lou
Use Metsker. Artie' Gibson, Bobbie
Merrifield, Winona Merrifield, Kath-
ryn Snow, GeneYieve Smith, Florine
Musselman, Mrs. Ward Hunter and
Mrs. Randall Willis.
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MRS. FORD ADDRESSES
WOMAN'S ROTARY CLUB

Mrs. Marie Reynolds Ford spoke
on Albania, the Kingdom of Skan-
derbeg the Second" before members
of the Woman's Rotary Club at
their luncheon meeting this noon at
the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Ford related personal expert
ences in the home Of Skanderbeg
having visited his mother and sisters
in the harem. She was connected
with the American Red Cross in
Europe and has Travelled extensively
in Europe, the Near East, South
America, north Africa, and Mexico
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STATEHOUSE WOMEN'S
CLUB TO GIVE DINNER

The Statehouse Women's Repub-
lican Club will entertain with a din
ner at $50 p. m. Tuesday at the
Columbia Club. Guests of the club
at the dinner will be Lieutenant
Governor Edgar Bush and Mrs.
Bush; Senator Denver G. Harlan,
president pro TEN. of the senate, and
Mrs. Harlan; and Speaker of the
House James NJ. Knapp and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard Klute. Mrs. Eff1e
McGrew will entertain with a
group of piano numbers. Mrs. Will
liam Gremelspacher, president of
the organization, will be the presid-
ing officer.
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Barnes Get Sea Fish

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Barnes,
Thirty eighth street boulevard, re-
turned Saturday from Florida and
Cuba, where they have been spend
ing several weeks. With Dave Bra
den, of Culver, Ind, formerly of IN
dianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes
successfully fished for deep sea fish
off the coast Of Florida.
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international Study and Travel
Club will study Holland during
March. Holland bikes, Canals,
Water Taxis," will be the topic of
the lecture that will be given to
several chapters this week by Mrs.
S. r. Artman. Each chapter will
elect the new officers for next year
at the March meetings.
Normandy chapter met today at
1890 for a covered dish luncheon
at the home of Mrs. James f.. AID
rich, 1139 College avenue, with Miss
Edna Newlin and Miss Viola Fran
els being initiated as new members,
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JUNIOR HADASSAH
GIVES DANCE PARTY

A formal membership dance was
given by the Junior Hadassah Sat-
urday night at the SEVERN hotel,
eliminating membership drive
Eighty-five couples attended. The
program of music was played by the
Royal Terrace orchestra.
Miss Dorothy Schlessinger was
chairman in charge OF arrange
ments, assisted by Miss Sara Rosen-
thai, president; Miss Sara Kaplan
recording secretary; Miss Helen
Marer, secretary; Miss Bess Germ
stein, treasurer; Misses Ida Bunes
Lillian RosenthaI and Edith Auer-
bach.
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/. Chapsonettes to Meet

Chansonette Club will meet with
Miss Frances Lemaux, 1850 Park
avenue, Wednesday night. Miss
Kathryn Rinehart viii discuss the
life and art of Caruso. The musical
program will be given by Miss Helen
Brooks, Mrs. S. E. Fenstermaker,
Mrs. Harold Robinson and Nelson
Mahoney, accompanied by Mrs. E.
E. Voyles, Mrs. Ross Caldwell an {
Percival Owen.
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Whoopee Old Plans Dance

The Whoopee Club, composed of
members of the Varsitonians Or
chestra and their friends, will give
a dance Tuesday night in Odd Fell
lows ballroom, Pleasant and Shelby
streets. Dancing viii begin at $50.
Members serving on the arrange
ments committee include Sam Nam
gle. Leonard Schneider, Thornton
Talbot, Carl Hermann, Joe Hunt,
Bob Davis, Clyde Ford and Dick
Bauer.
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SororitH Holds Meeting

Members of Phi Alpha Sigma
sorority met Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Floyd Church, 225 East
Sixty-sscond street. Pledges Of the
anization elected the following
officers: President, Miss Pauline
Rushton; secretary, Miss Pauline
Mohler, and treasurer, Miss Mar
garet Riddle. Following the busi-
ness meeting, the pledges presented
a stunt. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Margery Woodruff.
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CHANGE DATE FOR
STATE CONVENTION

Date of the state convention of
tile League of Women Voters, to
be held in Evansville, have been
changed from March 81 and % to
April II and II, according to an
nouncement today by Mrs. Charles
Hartlotf, chairman.
Headquarters for the convention
will be the. McCurdy hotel. Among
speakers are Colonel R. w. Bing-
ham, publisher of the Louisville
Courier Journal and the Louisville
Times, and Mrs Quincy Wright,
Chicago.
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Initiation Seruices Held

Iota Kappa sorority will hold a
formal candle light initiation serv-
ice tonight for Miss Frances Lee
and Miss Helen White at the home
of Miss Florine Musselman, 1917
Park avenue. Miss Roberta Cam
eron, president of the sorority, will
be in charge of the initiation.
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PERSONALS

Miss Martha jenkins, 1903 North
Pennsylvania street, has returned
from Mishawaka, where she spent
the weekend.
Attorney general and Mrs. James
Ogden were guests Sunday of Judge
and Mrs. Samuel A. Artmari,
Lebanon.
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Conduct Initiation SerniceR

Delta chapter, Alpha Omicron
Alpha sorority, will meet at 8 Tues
day night at the home of Mrs. j. r.
Sentry, 3947 Carrollton avenue. mi
tiation services will be conducted ny
Alpha chapter. Candidates are Mes
DANES Christian Olsen, Frank Moore
and William Of.
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Council TO Meet

Members of the May Wright Sew
all Indiana Council of Women will
meet at the Hotel Lincoln at IL
Tuesday morning. Luncheon will
follow. Mrs. w. A. Denny, Ander-
son, president, will preside.
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Nature CENb in Open House

Nature Study Club members held
open house Sunday at the cabin in
Woollen's Gardens. Forty=five at
tended the tea. and made bird trip
into the woods. Miss Laura Fuss
and Miss Louise Thompson were
hostesses and Theodore Woerner
and Herbert Foy were hosts.
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/ Birthduy Dinner GiUen

Mrs. Preston Stoner entertained
Friday night with a dinner at her
home, 4l20 East Washington street,
Gn;honor of the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. John o. Sadlier. Covers
were laid for twelve guests at a
table attractively decorated with
pink and white spring flowers. Fol-
lowing the dinner, guests played
cards A musical program was
riarer
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jack SteUenS to Lecture
Jack Stevens will lecture before
the English club of Indiana univer-
sity at Bloomington Tuesday night.
His subject will be Modern Eng
fish Writer'S"
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Ladies Aid to Glue Luncheon
Ladies Aid of the Seventh Pres
byterian church will hold noon
luncheon Wednesday In the Cen
fury building. A special program
has baen arranged to follow the
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Societn Brunch TO Meet

Christ Church branch Of the Girls
Friendly Society of America viii
hold regular meeting Tuesday night.
The Rev. jain Gass will be the
speaker. There viii be an important
business meeting and all members
are urged to attend.
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Dnnznrites to Meet

Fred Sering viii entertain the
Danzarite Club at his home. 1908
Bradbury street, Wednesday night.
New members accepted at the last
meeting were Miss Bonnie Garman,
Miss Margaret Wire and Ralph Jor-
dan.
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Entertnin With Cards

Social Club of Capital Repekah
lodge will entertain with a card
party at Q Friday afternoon at I. o,
0. F. hall, Hamilton avenue and
East Washington street. Euchre
and 500 viii be played.
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Mrs. LoveIeSs to Entertain

Olive Branch, Past Noble Grands
Association, viii be entertained at
TIE home of Mrs. George Loveless,
a54 Oakland avenue, Wednesday.
Sts win be assisted by Mesdanes
E1rl Hahn, Phillip Burns and Nellie
Apgar.
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Dance to BE Held

Members of the Shepherds Club
will entertain with a dance at the
P. H. G. hall, East and Michigan
streets, tonight.
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Top Qeft to right)-Miss Doro-
thy Stephenson, Miss Louise Ste
phenson and Mrs. George M.
Kleder Jr.
Below-Miss Mildred Stephen
son, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephenson, Marion, whose por-
traits, painted by Thurston Mum
son, New York artist, are the topic
of art conversation following an
exhibit Saturday.
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Card Party to Be GiUen

Opitsah council, No. 236. will give
a card party at Clark hall, Twenty
fifth and Station streets, al $3.50
Thursday night.
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Mrs. Anna Marden De 70 and
Mrs. Margaret Nunms, national
officers of the w. c. T. u, who have
come to Indianapolis to attend the
fifty-ffth anniversary of the Cen
trail w G. It. u, will be guests of
honor at a tea Tuesday to be given
by the women of Marion county.
Mrs. Eva Davidson, president of
the Marion county w. C. T. u, is
general chairman in charge of ar
rangements for the affair.
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-11-15
THE ALASKA FISHERMAN

AldShd aIlu AlOIlO1kc p-OllScIS have always subscribed to the Arctic Brotherhood motto: There IS no boundary line between us;;" and that sentiment should be extended by law to this great international highway and it's branches. !.
 Some point on the Canadian side, and Fairbanks, in Alaska, are to be made great landing stations on the intercOnti tinent- al route from the United States and Canada to Asia, via Eering Sea, to connect with the Old World lines of aviation. This British Columbia Alaska air plane and automobile highway should be so constructed as to be of the utmost benefit in the organization of the intercontin- cntal route.
 The aviation and automobile interests of the United States and Canada are interested in the proposed highway, and will give their earnest support.
 DEg.EG AZ; SUTHERLAND
 Hon. Da-2 \. Sutherland, Dele c:2tc to Cc,l5r;oS from Alaska, has announced that he will not file for reelection to the same l1icc. He will have served the people Of Alaska ten years in the national legislature beside his service in the Territorial Legis- lature.
 Dan served his constituency as he believed right regardless of what powers were raised in op- position. Any mistakes he might have made were not of the heart. His fight for the unorganized, general run of Alaska citizenry, his fight against the Packing Combine and the Bureau of Fisheries, is an epic of which any man may well be proud.
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-11-15

and passable every day, both lall is light etaoin Wake u winter and summer. To secure the best development from tl1e main road, however it will be necessary to construct several branch lines from the main road 70 favored sea coast terminals.
 Such an airplane and automo- bile international highway with branch lines across the Alaskan boundary line to the sea coast, will require some legislation, probably, by both the Canadian and United States governments, to modify some of the present rules and regulations.
 Present Rules Stringent
 ''These laws should be so lib- e1alized as to give the utmost freedom in travel over these highways With both airplanes and automobiles. At present stringent regulations prevent the free flying of airplanes across the borders; these must of course be modified, and the highways made free.
The Alaska fisherman., 1929-11-15
STATUS QUO

"Bredern, we must do some thing to remedy de Status Quo," said a negro preacher to his con- gregation.
 "Brudder Jones' what am de Status Quo"? Asked member.
 "Dat, my brudder," said the preacher, 'am Latin for de mess we is in."