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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-30
Illinois Waterway Ordered

\ 2 HUI FFI8s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Secre-
ary OF War Hurley today approved
plans for immediate work on the
Illinois waterway and directed the
.rmy corps OF engineers to start de-
'elopment of the project immedi-
ately. An ALLEGATION Of funds for
his purpose was made several days
400.
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Business Announcements

FEATHERS-Bought. sold and renovated,
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
2 P. Burke. 43i-453 Mass. Ave. RI. 500
TINNING-Roohng, furnace repair: sat-
isfact3on guar. ALLEN W. CREEKBAU1d,
4858 z. S0th st. Oh. 1906.
OLD CHAIRS MADE FEW-Bv rebottom-
ing in cane. hickory or reed Call Board
OF Industrial Aid for the Blinu. Ha 0583
,vor,- 80 "a 3aSo e. 2SeESts repatttS5u
SPEC price on furnace coils. gas con-
necuons; bonded sewer man. Oh. 2233-J eve.
BATH ROOM-Complete. SEQ: plumbing &,
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 4057.
HOUSE wrecking. chimney repairing. gem
eral hauling. Reasonable. DR.. l042-W.
WE SELL AND INSTALL CELTEx. CHI
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S $500 MILE SWIM

Who Left Minneapolis July 6
Arrives in New Orleans.
j Tied Press
NV ORLEANS, Dec. 30.-Fred
Ton. 27. of Clinton, Ia, pre-
Il to hitch hike home today
swimming down the Missis-
river from Minneapolis to
Orleans.
Ewton completed the last leg of
2,300-mile marathon today,
Ing ashore to be met by a well
ing committee after a two-hour
b from a point Just above the
, left Minneapolis on July 6,
mining by leisurely stages.
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KS SCHEDULE CHANGE
Y. C. Seeks Permission to Cut
Number of Trains on Line.

he New York Central railroad
ay petitioned the public service
omission for authority to change
edule on its trains of the Goshen
fhigan line.
liked trains. for both freight and
sSengers, now run daily over the
+. 1t is proposed that trains be
on Monday, Wednesday and
day only.
The railroad said it had lost
} .249.72 in operating the line last
ar. It further commended that
ZEE trains q week were SUFFICIENT.
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NEW KIWANIS CHIEFS
WILL BE INSTALLED
Jack Fl. Rhoades to Take Over Post
as President of Group.

New officers of the Kiwanis Club
will be installed at the weekly
luncheon in the Claypool Wednes-
day. Retiring president, Herman
c. Wolff. will officiate as the fol-
lowing installations are made:
Jack II. Rhoades president; Jack Hard
ing. vlce-president; Reuben o. jackson.
treasurer; Otha c. Herdrich, secretary; NJ.
L Miller. district trustee, Roy Bair. Frank
j. Houn and R. P. Obhnger. directors.
cover directors are Samuel Ashby. A.
Kiln Frank A. Montrose. Clemens o.
Clyde E. Titus and Arthur H.
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DEAD IN HOTEL FIRE
lveral Others Feared Buried in
Ruins Of Ontario Building.

Htttu FFoSs
.COCHRANE, Ontario. Dec. 3d.
18th seven known dead, six others
Rrned, one critically. and several
AIRED missing, rescuers today
|arched for the bodies of persons
=lieved to have persisted in the
re which RACED the Queens hotel
ere Monday.
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CANARIES- rollers; singers. With
cages: reas. Oh. 22ie-2. 2i0l Leland.
HUNTING HOUNDS and guns: all kinds:
reduced prices. s36 W 30th St
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Lost and Found
BRIEF CASE WITH MUSIC.
Plnaca eli n -nAE -. Il

BRIEF CASE WITH MUSIC.
Please Call DR. 7945. Reward
LOST-Tuesday between Wasgon's and
watch. vanity case small purse with Sc;
reward. Call Charles Childs, Franklin. md
LOST-Phi. Beta Delta pin No. 1891. HER
MAN SLUTzKY. HUI 6356.
h0ST-Bunch of keys on ring. Call Ia
6687
bracelet: keepsake. rev. Ri. 1921. Ii 5018
LOST-Lady's wrist watch white gold set
with emeralds and small diamonds: valued
as keepsake. Liberal reward Ia. $780,
LOST-Lady''s. white gold wrist watch
MINK CAPE@Taken from dressing room
Assumption hall. i105 Blaine ave Sun.
night. Dec. 81. Return same to Father
Weber rec. reward; no Questions
PURSE-Small brown. KEYS and money
Owner needs badly. Liberal reward. Be
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Subur ban for Rent

FOR SALE OR RENT-New homes, raise
eats, track and chickens. Our community
never asks for charity. Slope 65a Rock
vile road.
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Instructions
Painting and Papering

TUTORING-E. s. English. history. civics.
also grades to 8. Inclusive Or. lsO6-M
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Ftre-proof storage house. Store new
pay months later. No charge for hauling
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
zl9 E. Market. Ri. 775o
STORAGE-OVERLAN HAULING
Special prices on return loads. Packing.
shipping. OTTO j. SUEZ. Ri 1923. ri.
656l. Nights CHI 06s9-W
J II. TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To OF
from Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit. Cleve-
and or other cities. DR. 307l or Ri. 1855
LOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULINC-Large
covered truck reliable men, 81 CITY work:
piano extra A J BANKS. Be 446o
TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call at all times Ia 374l
MOVING. So; YOU help. 81 less: ~ ton
truck QUICK. guarn. service. Oh. $780,
BRITTON .TRANSFER---,Mov. $3.50 load:
large trucks responsible men DR. 1915
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Automobiles Wanted

wILI,-Fsy cash for YOUR car or YOUR
equity.
/. WOLF AUTO co.
Il 4sig ssf n Canftol
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Poultry and Supplies
Pets

500 Tancred Leghorn PulletS ready to
lay. BOYER'S HATCHERY. Ri. 5410 or
write 70 Thcrntown. Ind.
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PAPER HANGING - PAINTING: ALL
WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATES
TREE. PHONE DIR. i5Si-W.
Why PAY MORE-Paper furnished anc
hung. So per room. Ch 2004 II 2zl5.
PAPER hung. $3.50 per room and up
Paper SC NJ. work guaranteed Dr.. 2747
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Special Notices
WHY SUFFER WITH Piles

WHY SUFFER WITH PILES
When YOU can positively get wen or &
will cost you nothing? This is strictly
home treatment. Also wonderful lung
throat and catarrh treatment. Either
Call or write for free literature. O. R
WYSONG. 1ie K OF p. Bldg Office Ri
1851: res. 1889 N. Meridian. Ia. 1910.
stgeI.so go
Gsstrui treatment has helped many suf-
ferers without inconvenience to their daily
routine. Write Steiken Laboratories. Post
Office Box 5. East Michigan station. In
dianapolis. or call Ri. 2252.
CHURCH NOTICE
FAIRFAX CHRISTIAN CHURCH on
DEC. 81. 1890 WILL ELECT ONE TRUS-
TEE TO SERVE For YEARS.
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Business Opportunities

APTS.-Rooming houses. groceries, res
taurants. any going business sold quickly.
ccn1dentially for cash. Lincoln Business
Exchge. 4l5-l6 Peoples Blk. Bldg. Ri 2604.
BOOMING HOUSE-North: II rms; clean:
barg.; $50 down. 426 N. Alabama. Ii 37s9
Try TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Miscellaneous Wanted
FURNITURE
Store-Ohce Supplies

TYPEwRITERS-Au standard makes. new
and used portables;. Dalton adding ma
chimes Repairs and typewriter supplies.
Typewriters of all makes rented at So
per month or months $3.50. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO 1877 y. Merid-
High class rental service a speciality.
30 adding machines to go Give US a
call. Reverse charges KING TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 205 Mass. Ave. Ii.
sold, rented and repaired.
special rental rates LIBERTY TYPE
WRITER CO. f43 Z. Ohio St Ii 1905
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Houses and Flats Furnished

BEVIILE. 829-Upper rms. bath; furn.;
private entrance s12.50 wk. Oh. 1881.
DENNY, Sc N.-3 rms, bath: nicely fur
nished; private entrance. r. 4568.
KOEHNE, 27i2-4-room modern double;
light. clean: good furnace. Ha. l244-M
OXFORD. 81 N.-Nicely furnished or IN
furnished: mod. arm. apt: reduced rent.
modern apt Call 8 a. m. tuesday.
WOODLAND. 1046-Fountain Square; 3
mod. rms. with BATH adults. Dr.. 3626.
18TH SIS rms furnished, garage;
garden and chicken space: $40. Ii. 5472.
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Automobiles for Sale

We PAY CASH
FOR LATE MODEL CARS.
EUREKA AUTO. $40 n. Cap. u. 4iss
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

SAVE 500 ON ANY JOB BY
having 81 repair work done IN The big
school. South and Alabama. Drive IN o.
phone. RI. 064S.
JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON Gown
repair or make new tons and curtains for
your car 202 Kentucky Ave.
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Personals
DETECTIVES

CONFIDENTIAL detective service for at
tornsvs. stores and individuals. Ii. 1851.
BRUCE'S CAFE-No 2 ass N IL. SAM
service MAINTAINED as at Isl N Penn.
DETECTIVES-Prsvate CONFIDENTIAL
S2S Lencke Bldg. Ri 1854: eve. Eu. Sio7
FUR COATS remodeleo. Dress making
al kinds sewing: very reas- Ri. $500
CROWN cLEANERs: fur repairing. reIsn-
CAPABLE nurss Of EXCEPTIONAL ability VII
take patient n Own home. CHI oe63-R.
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Musical instruments
Barter and Swap

MODEL T COUPE or tudor OF cash for
| equity IN 1928 Modal A Tudor. Oh. 1921.
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Business Places for Rent

MONTH FREE - 6oxls. #. location for
electrical shop secondhand store. res
taurent. shoe shop and repair or any
other local business. 332l-23 z. 10Th ST.
LARGE. storeroom with living rooms: mod:
near bank. 1855 Madison. DR.. 4os7.
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Room for Rent With Board

CHILDREN 10 BOARD-Private home;
good care; near school; 81. Ii. 46S4.
l OR small children, mothers care;
modern home. near school Oh 0413.J
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Transportation

Transportation
SPECIAL LOW RATES
Americas Finest Motor Coach Service.
$8isai9 BssF@$ :vs %s$B'
EAGER BUS LINES
1876 w. Market st. RI. 1928
Help Wanted Male
MEN, married with H. S. education, over
rs, to handle regular route, paying S38.5 so
per week; must be satisfied to start for
as little as $50 average per week. See
Mr.. Sullivan between z ard evenings.
935 Belle Wen place
SOBER paper hanger. See old wall pa
PEI, store ct 1927 2. 10th st. and then
can BE. 44ll. ring 3.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
1c statesmen; men who can SELL Call
at 835 n Meridian St.
WANTED-Ten men at once; good pay.
THOMPSON. 10 n. Illinois st.
Help Wanted Female
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
10 salesIadies. Call at 835 n. Meridian.
Situations Wanted Female
WANTED practical nursing or. housakeep-
ing for employed couple by capable
woman. Address Times Box B I81.
Rooms for Rent
CAP. N. ls4l-FRoNT RIM. ADJ. BATH;
PRIVATE HOME. HA. 2411.
CENTRAL. 1446-Desirable warm rrn.;
mod; private home: garage. Ii. 9504.
COLLEGE. 908-2 large front rms, 81: /
single rn.. So: extra nice Ri. 6718.
modern, private home gentleman; ref.
MINNESOTA. E. 326-Nicelv furnished
room: bath included. or people. Dr.
NEW JERSEY. N, s25-Dainty room; or
child and rose; new walnut bed, dresser,
vanity; persnl effects insured; 81 Ri. $3.50.
OHIO, W. 1aI2-Hot, cold water connect
ing bath; S.: city heat.
PENN, N. l333-Large rrn., connect. bath.
Good heat, const. hot water. Garage.
SIS. Oh. 6609-R. q. Tenth car.
UNION. 1614-Warm front nm. private.
modern home. Dr.. 3806-R.
WASH, E., 42l2--Loyely, warm rm.. priv
ate home. privileges. IT. 1895.
18TH E, 515-Modern newly furnished;
private home; reas. Ri. 5698
BOTH. w, 46-Large front rm.; steam heat;
const. not water; private home. ia. 1923.
sgd. E. 545-Business woman or couple
to share lovely home. Wa. 1899.
HEAD bed lamps excellent rooms. 81 Wk.
with bath SO weekly and up for perm
guests. Colonial Hotel s36 N Illinois
DENISON HOTEL
Pay all YOUR hills with one check:
lights. water. maid service. linen fur
nished: 81 and up. Pennsylyania & Ohio.
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clear. rms: hot, cold water; So wk.:
with bath. 81 wk.; city heat real winter
home. ladies. gentlemen. 232 S. Illinois.
HOTEL EDWARD
Centrally Located-Modern
Special low weekly rate to men Only.
HARBOUR HOTEL, 617ia N. ILLINOIS
Warm comfortable rooms for winter; tub,
shower baths, S. week and up.
ST. DENIS HOTEL-ls6 W. MARKET ST;
WARM. MODERN ROOMS. IS UP.
DREXEL- ARMs-7s0 N. Illinois; 100 OUT
side rms. steam ht; SIS wk. & up. Ii 1921
SELL. RENT OR. BUY REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in the Times.
Phone "ad-taker" Ri. 1851. during bust
ness hours.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BROADWAY, 1852 rms. kitehenette; Z
beds: good heat: 81:
BROADWAY. tlS4-Large front I'm. and
CENTRAL. 1902 large rms. kitchenette,
down; steam heat; priv. entrance; 81.
CHADWICK. el6-3 rms. fur; electricity,
gas, S.: 2 rms. So: private entrances.
ILLINOIS. n. 1851. 2. 3-rm. Kitchen
etc apts.. IS. $3.50: evrvthng. fur. Ia. lilo
MIDDLE DR., 544, WOODRUFF-Living
nm. kitchenette: priv. bath. Gu. Sll3.
NEW JERSEY. N, 1S4-Good clean house
keeping rooms. Ri. 4i45.
ORIENTAL. 20 M light: z I'm. furnished
apis. steam heat. modern. Ii. 9o55.
PRUITT. 1855 nicely furnished rms.
yard. garage: IS per VIZ. Ia. 209I.
ST. CLAIR. &, 3i4, APT. 20 front, fur,
sink; steam heat. RI. S7S7.
TALBOT. N. 2i2o-l. ?. kitchenette apt;
lights furnished. IA. s263-W.
UNION. 1852 COW rms. with bath; every
thlng furnished. DR.. 6775.
DIST, W. l43-Large m. furnished for
HOUSEKEEPING. modern. IA. 453o-W.
30TH. W. 1928 seni-mod. rms. furn.
or unfurn We paw gas. heat. lights and
water: SIS. Ia. 32ss.
S3RD.. E, 4O7--2 rms, furnished OF IN
FURNISHED modern. We. 374T-J.
NICELY EuRNISHED-2-rm apt: priv
ent-: nea. Fountain Square. Dr. 354o-R-
RIGHT st Rsal SILK: small apartr.sy,t;
modern rooms. Ri 59z6.
LARGE Rooms UP-EverTthIng furn--
nod. private entrance: SIS. He $40.
ROOALS--Housekeep.n South ST., E. SIT:
furnished hcusekeertng rooms; electricity,
elecpinE rooms SID VIZ
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Houses for Sale
South

LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
McTARSNEY & BROWN,
1909 ". Michigan. Be. 1909
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NOW Is THE BEST THE 70 BUY.
N zSos' ~ ,. FOX. HI. iiss'
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF. THANKS-Pasouier. Jane p.
wish TO thank our many friends for their
especially wish to thank DR.. Frank Wicks
fer his kind words and the bearers for
their services JULIUS pASCrTTFR
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In Memoriam Notices

N MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance of
our dear son and brother. GEORGE VAN
PELT. who passed away years ago to-
day. Dec. so. 1928. He IS gone from our
nonq 1sr-5 n9t n not IRON our hearIs
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Money to Loan

MONEY TO loan
First ana second real estate mortgages
AUTOMOBILE and HOUSEHOLD loaDs.
Eouita6le Finance Co 2ie Ohio q eeo5
PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS
SECURITY INV & LOAN INC.
I56 Delaware u 60ee
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY OF
INDIANAPOLIS. INC.
q S. Pennyivanla. ri. sost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
NEW FLOAT TO ].
 BE READY SOON
Piles Are in for Govern ment Section in Cove
 North of Rock Dump

Pile driving work on the govern- ment float at the rock dump of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company, has been completed by Robert Keeny, and trimming of piles is being done this week. l The new float is about 150 feet in length, and will be completed within a few weeks. In the same cove behind the dump the new city float will lay.
 At the present time the city float is about 300 feet in length. Due to the Alaska Juneau's necessity for more room at the south end of their docks, this float will be moved fur ther into the bay, and an addition | of 250 feet will be built.
 The entrance to this will be from the roadway recently completed to the entrance to the new Govern ment float. The old approach will be taken out. When completed the city float will be nearly 600 feet in length, with a total docking sur face of about 1900 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
SCOUT LEADERS | DINE TOMORROW
Officials of Local Troops to Convene with Field
 Executive Clark

All members of the Juneau Boy Scout Council are to meet at the Arcade Cafe at noon tomorrow witt Harris G. Clark, Seattle Field Exec utive, to talk over plans for Ju- neau Troops during the coming year.
 The Eagle River encampment ended today when cars left Dot sons Landing about o'clock this afternoon on their way to town with the boys.
 MT. Clark is on his way here with the camp boat and outboard motor, and is making the trip down Lynn Canal and over, Gastineau Channel bar.
 This evening, through the as- sistance of Garnicks Grocery, camp equipment and unused supplies will be brought back to the city.
 On Monday of next week the scoutmasters and assistants will meet with MT. Clark at noon, at the Arcade Cafe. Those who desire may attend tomorrow's meeting, also.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20

mond Hackett and Jed Prouty Tor the three parts mentioned.
 "The Girl in the Show" in line with it's character as a delightful comedy offering, has long list of well-known supporting players. The king of comedians, Ford Sterling, IS "Bondell," the crooked manager. Mary Doran, M. G. M. popular young player, is "Topsy," while Eddie Nugent, the young comedian of "The Flying Fleet" and a score of other pictures, plays Dave" the stage manager of the out-at-the- elbows company. ts
 Frank Nelson, another comedian of high laugh-making repute, plays Uncle Tom" on the stage, and a comical grouch during his hours away from "Tomming.pF S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
Attractions At Theatres
 FROZEN JUSTICE" IS AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

Lenor Ulrich, the celebrated Be- lasco star, makes her talkie debut in Frozen Justice" at the Coli scum tonight.
 She plays ilaii caste Alaskan belle, an unfaithful wife, an exotic voluptuous beauty with tempes- tuous fire-and-ice nature. This role which most actresses would find difficult to portray proves a very natural and easy one for the Belasco star.
 Frozen Justice" is a skillfuly contrived melodrama which has it's most important action amid the roaring cafes and dance halls of the Yukon when the great gold rush was in full swing. Bizarre ad- venturers who came to it from all corners of the globe also supply color to this Fox Movietone pie ture.
 As "Talu," Little Star of the North so dubbed by the cafe proprietor, Miss Uric brings not only wealth of dramatic talent to the screen but proves herself to possess very charming lyrical voice with her song: "The Right Kind of Man"
 Louis Wolheim portrays bard boiled bruiser with the proverbial heart of gold; Robert Frazer DOT trays her chieftain husband; and Ullrich Haupt is the heavy. The story is one of betrayal and re- lvenge and the study of conflicting desires and impulses in woman of mixed blood heritage. The Nome sequences of Frozen Justice. are studded with comedy and pathos and sweep the action into a climax of great intensity. A host of celebrated players also have important parts Fl Brendel, Tom Patricola, Laska Winter, Alice Lake, Gertrude Astor, Warren Hymer and George McFarlane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
WOMEN, M0OSEHEART
 LEGION, HOLD SESSION

The Women of Mooseheart Le- zion held the regular session at o'clock last night and initiated Lot tie Fargter and Amanda Koski. Af- ter short business session and de- | lightful luncheon was served by the hostesses: Mesdames Frank OI- son, Messerschmidt. Osborne and Oswold.
 At whist, Mrs. Hendricksen won
 first prize and Mrs. William Jar
 man, consolation, Grant Baldwin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
LIBBY PLANT PUTS UP : GOOD PACK OF KINGS

: A total of 5000 cases of king sal- mon have been packed to date, and
 a heavier than normal mild cure
 pack put up at Taku Harbor by
 Libby, MeNeill & Libby according Ito Supt. Al Minard who was a .vlsi- tor here yesterday for a few hours. The king run in Taku Inlet was reported to have been excellent.
 I. Fishing is in full swing in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
, oO . . . . . } "GIRL IN THE SHOW"
 |, AT PALACE TONIGHT
AT PALACE IONIOHI c Q

The greatest era of the Ameri- can stage, the days of the dramat- ic dominance of the immortal "Un- cle Toms Cabin" are preserved in both sentimental and amusing fash ion in "The Girl in the Show which Edgar Selwyn, the eminent stage producer, has made into an all-talking film production for Met ro-Goldwyn Mayer, and which will open tonight at the Palace Theatre
 The story revolves around the comic-pathetic troubles of a strand ed Tom" show. and the three-cor- nared romance of Little Eva simon Legree." and the small-town "angel' who saves the company from walking back"
 Selwyn has cast Bessie Love, Ray
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
KING SALMON HERE

The Juneau Gold Storage received 17,000 pounds of king salmon this morning for Atlantic and Pacific The fish came from Sitka on the Diana, Capt. Kellio.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20

was awarded the first prize for the men players and Gus Messerschmidt the consolation.
 The Work to Win Sewing Circle" will meet with Mrs John Alstead.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
NOTICE

The Martinique School of Dance and Drama is closed for the sum- mer months. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20

northern Juneau area now. The first trap lift was to have been made yesterday by the Libby plant
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-20
GoODIE SALE

The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will hold a GOODIE SALE at GARNICK'S GROCERY Saturday, June 21st. -adv.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-13
Coast Guard Academy
 In Midst of Graduation

New London. May 13 tP - The 44th commencement of the United States Coast Guard academy, which began Saturday, continued today with an entertainment for gradua- ton guests on board the coast guard cutter Champlain. the feature event of the day. Three hundred persons, cadets and guests, attended the en- tertanment. Luncheon was served, followed by dancing.
 TomorroHs events will include competitive platoon infantry drill for the alumni cup; an interclass boat race for the Lewis cup: a tea and reception at the academy; the alumni dinner at the Mohican ho- tel and the annual cadet musical show, Cadet Cruise, 1930."
 The graduation exercises will be Thursday at noon at the academy. Andrew ". Mellon, secretary of the treasury, will address the graduating class. The graduates number 27.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-13

keep her from the senate, should she win the November election.
 Mrs. Mccormick welcomed the in Vestisation in a telegram late yester- day to Thomas r. Donovan, chair man of the democratic state central committee of Illinois. Donovan has started suit in the Illinois courts 10 bar Mrs. Mccormick from the republican senatorial ticket be- cause Of her own personal expendi- lures.
 In her reply. Mrs. Mccormick ex- pressed qualification that you and members of the committee have no evidence 10 support exaggerated re- ports of my expenditures
 If your committee fails to give every assistance now 10 the senate investigating committee. it. of course. will not he justified in pre- sentlnsl any unVerifed statements for political purposes in the approach ing campaign Mrs. Mccormick said.
 While the Illinois bearing is in progress. one member Of the com mlttee may be designated 10 20 into the Pennsylvania situation before the May % primaries in that state, Nye said.