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The Kusko times., 1931-10-03
Alaska Interests At
 The Nations Capital

letters KDKA as their synonym for radio, are to receive an extended ser vice. For eight years past there has been a weekly broadcast of special programs on Saturday nights. Begin- ming October z the Washington Go. will send oht a similar program ca Wednesday nights. The story of these broadcasts to the deso!ate wastes of the North, where thohsands of Americans and Canadians live their lonely existence, is one of "a dio's real sagas. Letters and mes- sages are read to individuals, mis- sionaries, trappers, fhr post employees and explorers.
 Hon. w. H. Holmes, formerly of Nome and later of Ruby, at which places he was better known as Doe" Holmes, but now of Amarillo, Texas, who iswell known in the North be- cause of his long residence in Alaska, was prominent in the Washington pa pers last week. As a. factor irx the Republican politics of his adopted State he was the. nominee fer gov ernor in 1928 and aided largely in carrying the State of Texas for Pres- ident Hoover. He is now urging the Republican organization of Texas to induce the Navy Department that the name of the second giant dirigib1e, sister ship to the Akron. should be the Amarillo, from which. city comes the only available supply cf helium gas to inflate this ship. That. Mir. Holmes is still vitally interested in Alaska is evidenced from atrecent ar ticle in the Amasillo Daily News. It refers to recent address he made
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The Kusko times., 1931-10-03

Those who dwell in tn efar reaches of the Arctic Circle, where the Es- kimos have come to know the call
The Kusko times., 1931-10-03

SIR HUBERT WILKINS HEAD
 ED FOR U. S.-SUBMARINE
 NAUTILUS SOON TO BE SUNK
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.
EASTER RABBITS.
FARM AND GARDEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HfA191IA
VIRGIN TOP SOII~-WELsL ROTTED NJ
nure. Small lots at farm
Kensington Tim. 26a
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COMMISSIONERS REVISE
SATURDAY LEAVE ORDER
Absence in Leave Period to Be
Half Day, During Sickness
Full Day.

The District Commissioners yesterday
revised their order as to Gave on the
Saturday half-holiday so that Saturdays
falling in the period Of emplayes' an
nual leave will be counted as half q
day and those falling in the period Of
his sick leave will be counted as a
whole day.
This puts the District in line with
the opinion on the Saturday halliday
law written by Solicitor General
Thatcher Of the Department Of Justice,
except that according to Mr.. Thatcher
opinion Saturday in the annual leave
should be counted as four hours. The
District has no system Of reckoning
leave in terms Of hours and so it was
decided to charge half a day for Sat-
urdays In annual leave. The ruling
previously had been to charge q whole
day on Saturday for both sick and an
annual leave.
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TESTIMONY TO BEGIN
I'M BEAUMONT Staying
Jury Completed in Case Of Dead
Girls Father Who Shot Youth
to Death.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BEAUMONT, Tex, March 25.-Testi-
mony was to be introduced today in the
trial Of A. B. johnson, charged with
Staying youth he accused Of response
bility for the fatal shooting of his
daughter, Elizabeth johnson, II.
The prosecution was ready with q
simple reconstruction of how Otis Lee
Adams, %, refinery ambulance driver,
was shot to death in a Port Arthur,
Tex, pressing shop the night of Janu-
airy II. State witnesses included c. j.
Trosclair and M. G. Collier, proprietors
Of the shop, who saw the shooting.
The jury, made up largely of married
refinery workers, was completed yes
terday Interest centered in circum-
stances that led to the death in a motor
car December II of Johnson's daughter
prominent Sunday school worker, and
Just why Johnson, a refinery teamster
foreman, killed Adams, who had gone
with her
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LIEUT.. HUGHES NAMED
AIDE TO AREA ENGINEER
Arthur's New Assistant to Have
Charge of Washington
Water Supply.

Maj. Joseph D. Arthur, jr., district
engineer for the War Department for
the Washington area has a new
assistant in Lieut.. John B. Hughes,
U. S. A., who recently left his post
in California for duty in the National
Capital.
In his new work, Lieut.. Hughes will
have general duties throughout the
washington area Of the United States
Engineering Office, which extends from
Southern Pennsylvania to below York
town, va, and as far west as West
Virginia, and embrace the many tribu-
teries of the Potomac River in the
mountains. He will assist in super
vision Of the Districts water supply,
have a hand in the development of the
Mount Vernon Memorial Highway, the
expansion of Anacostia Park, and the
supervision of the navigation and fish,
ing in the Washington district.
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Spring" April, goddess Of light shcw-
ers, spreads her sunshine and dew upon
the flowers, causing them to awaken
from their Winter sleep. In this she
Is guided by the hand of the Goddess
Of Nature. played by Emma Ware An
derson. Upon the awakening, the flow
ers and birds come forth TO present
before Spring all they have to con-
tribute to the beauty Ct the world. OF
course, when the dryads begin to dance.
must come the mischievous Pan, piping
upon reeds made from the trans
formed body of his beloved Psyche.
Emma A. Jordan was most convincing
In this Characterization.
Ethel Lynn Fast, songster, sang three
beautiful and well received numbers
which were fitted into the play nicely.
She was accompanied on the piano by
Eva Whitford Lsovette. j. N. II.
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Y. w. c. A. GIee Club
At Barker Han TomOrrOW.

TWO groups Of Russian and Czecho-
= slovakian folk songs, sung by Fjeril
Hess, the guest soloist Of the occasion,
and three groups of choral numbers by
the members Of the club, under the
direction Of Mary M Burnett, will
feature the fourth annual concert by
the Elizabeth Somers Y. w G. A. Olee
Club tomorrow night in Barker Hall.
Miss Hess, who will use the taro
patch as q stringed accompaniment for
her numbers, has chosen rare folk
pieces which she has picked up from
the Slavic peoples among whom she
has Travelled extensively.
The Glee Club viii sing. among other
numbers, Cesar Franck's "Panis Angeli-
Gus" from the "Messe solenneile"::
Elm Dance" by Edward Grieg
Summer Is a-Coming," an English
song Of the thirteenth century. and
"Slumber Song" by Alexander GretchI
aninof. Alta Smith o. Slie Glee Clup
viii sing the soprano obligato solo in
the Pants Angelicus," and Helen MID
dleton viii accompany the club in its
numbers
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Users from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
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as possible by The Star. Only
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ticket
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From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washing ton' 5 Theaters
1.-THE Poets Garden"
Presented by Miss De Grange.

'The Poets Garden"
Presented by Miss De Grange.
St'THE POETS GARDEN" q Spring
= fantasy, delightfully."- presented
last night in Pierce Hall by Lenore
Marie De Grange. was entertainment
both fantastic and interesting The
entire presentation was arrsnged, cos
TUNED and directed by Miss De Grange.
with lines connecting 40 poems used in
the production and written by Ada
Louise Townsend
s. Arranged in q prol que. interlude and
epilogue, the fantasy swung along With
out mishap. The prologue, a scene be-
tween Imagination, played by Lenore
Marie De Grange, and q Minstrel,
played by Ada Louise Townsend, de-
picted the FIRST thoughts Of man Of the
coming Of Spring.
n soena cnes s'The Awakening OF
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10 weeks In Phil
adelphia.
Much Of its
favor with au-
diences Is due
to its direction
by Antoinette
Perry, who, with
p E m er ton,
staged the play.
Those who see
the Pres ton
Sturges comedy
will note that
there isn't the
sliRhtest let
wn through
the three acts.
lone of the
first things Mr..
Dnr,nlnnrtnn and
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"The Conquering Horde"
Western Conquest, at the Fox.

EMERSON HOUGH, author Of 1.-THE
II Covered Wagon" and one Of the
foremost American writer's Of historical
outdoors stories, Is the author Of THE
Conquering Horde the Paramount
picture that comes to the Fox or Fri
day. It is described as "a picture Of
laundering hoofs, of cracking siX-guns,
stampedes, Indians and United States
Cavalry and has all these concomitants
Of the Western picture" with Richard
Arlen and Fay Wray as the romantic
leads.
The story revolves around the love Of
boy from the North for a girl of the
South. The girl whose entire fortune
Is huge herd Of Texas longhorns, finds
that the depredations of a gang Of po-
litically powerful marauders will soon
seize her cattle unless she can get them
10 market. 1000 miles away. Her child
hood sweetheart offers to escort her
party through the dangerous country,
but because OF her pronounced sympa-
| thy for the old Confederacy she spurns
his help as a friend and accepts it only
on a business basis The long trek
across the plains is beset by a variety
of dangers and a misunderstanding Of
the boys motives.
On the stage Fanchon and Marco win
offer their Way Back When" idea,
which parades some Of the sartorial and
other foibles Of another day in what
is described as scrsamingly funny
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Lonely Wives"
At Keith's Friday.

pATHE'S sparklingly sophisticated
farce comedy, Lonely Wives, -
comes to R-K-O Keiths Theater for
the new week, starting Friday morning,
with a fine cast and plot filled with
mirth-provoking situations and clever
lines. This picture, adapted by Walter
De Leon, has been heralded as the sea-
sons most delightful entertainment.
The story revolves about a lawyer
with a dual personality, by day a staid
professional man but by night a wan
iering Romeo. A stern mother in law.
saucy French maid, bibulous butler and
his own and other lonely wives all help
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This is a Harold
MacGrath t hril.
story in which
GLAND plays 6
vengeful chemist
His daughter has
killed herself be-
cause she was be-
trayed by one Of
the PetrofS. AS
she dies with the
secret of which one
betrayed her, heI
father threatens
all ! the PetrofS
with death. The
ruby = S / u d d e &
drums that hung
on a necklace that
once belonged to
the Petroffs he
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PLANT EXPERT SOUGHT
Civil Service Commission Lists
Positions Now Vacant.

An examination to I'LL vacancy as
a plant patholog.st in the Bureau Of
Plant Industry at salary ranging from
$4,000 to $4,60o'a year will be held soon
by the Civil Service Commission.
Tests also will be conducted for an
assistant entomologist in the Bureau Of
Entomology, $4,000 to $4,000; an asso-
clate fisheries economist, $4,000 to
$4,000; an assistant fisheries economist,
81, 800 to $4,000, and a rotaprint opera
tor, Bureau Of Mines, 81 .440.
Details may be obtained at the COM
mission Offices, 1924 F street.
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uses as an cmen of death. One by one
h. takes them off end sends them to
the next Petrof to fall victim to his
mad vengeance. Russia Just before the
revolution and then America some
years later supply the locale for the
story.
Lloyd Hughes plays the role of the
youngest Of the Petroffs and June Coll
yer is an American girl with whom he
falls in love and who shares many of
the dangers that befall him at the
hands Of the frenzied chemist. Others
in the cast are Wallace Macdonald,
Ernest billiard ard George Fawcett as
the remaining Petrofs. Hale Hamilton
as a United States Secret Service agent,
MiScha Auer as Glands chief hench-
man, Clara Blandick ss the heroine's
aunt, provider of much laughter, and
Florence Lake with Ann Brody in other
roles. 1t was directed by George B.
Seitz from the continuity and dialogue
Of Florence Ryerson.
Graham McNamee with the Univer-
sal News Reel, Otto F. Beck at the
organ, and selected short subjects
round out the program.
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ssstrictly DishOnOrabIe"
Returns to National Theater.

~ ROCK PEMBERT TONS
- comedy, Strictly Dishonor-
able" viii return to the Ma
IL tional Theater Sunday for q
weeks return engagement
with the widely-praised Philadelphia
company. direct from its record Of
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MOTOR TRAvEI.

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Ida; references EXCHANGED. Phone Claren-
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PARTY LEAVING first of next week fol
Florida can accommodate one or two ref.
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I made clear to the cast" Miss
Perry has said, was that the play
ing must not lag fer moment. We
made it an unwavering rule that as
soon as one player is finished with
his lines the other who follows must
pick up Immediately, in some cases
simultaneously with the last word
spoken"
Critics have praised the play as
breezy. buoyant and delightful.
IN the cast personally selected by
Miss Perry and Mr.. Permberton are
Elizabeth Love, Cesar Romero. WI
lard Dashiell. Rudolph Badalont,
joseph Medallion, p. B. Williams,
Leo Leone and Edward Hartford.
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second Of Johnny Farrell's golf series,
a tip for golfers as the season opens
the current issue Of Pathe News and
other shorts.
Kept Husbands
Earle Feature Saturday.
CIV EPT HUSBANDS" described as
N an intensely dramatic story of a
society girl who bought a husband as
she would pet, and Grace Hayes,
musical comedy star, in person, are the
screen and stage attractions to open
Saturday at Warner Bros. Earl Theater.
Dorothy Mackaill, who stars in Kept
Husbands" is seen as a pampered girl
whose every wish is quickly gratifled
She falls in love with young man
proposes to him, and after the marriage
treats him as she would any other
bought ARTICLE" The mans manhood
insulted on being treated as a gigolo
ultimately rebels and the results are
said to bring about one Of the most STIR
ring of climaXes.
Young, in her first screen role since
she returned from the footlights; Ned
Sparks, Bryant Washburn and Mary
Carr.
Grace Hayes, who heads the stage
activities, has united with Neville Flee
son, we'll known Broadway composer,
in a presentation that is declared to
be the last word in entertainment. Miss
Hayes, known as a singer of popular
songs, will be heard in cycle Of num-
bers written especially for her. Mr.
F1eeson viii accompany her on the
piano.
Another well known couple is Conlin
and Glass, Jimmy and Mildred, out
standing funsters, in Whoa" which
they also enacted for the screen. The
Vercen sisters, late of Earl CAROLS
Vanitles, assisted by six dancers; the
four Bards in a novelty offering and
Maxine Doyle as mistress Of ceremonies,
complete the stage show. The Earle
orchestral prelude, with Freddie Clark
directing, and the Graham McNanee
News Reel complete the program.
"DracuIa"
Metropolitan, Saturday.
0nRACULA," the spine-chilling vam-
- pire, will be the screen attrac-
ton at Warmers Metropolitan Theater
for the week beginning Saturday.
AS q book and play "Dracula'
proved sensational, but as a motor
| picture 1t Is even more thrilling. The
story, which should now be quits
| familiar, is based on a legend current
| in Hungary. concerning q human YAM
pire who r ses at night in quest Of hi
| victims The ultimate capture OF
| Dracula and the manner in which
his end Is brought about makes for 9
| thrilling melodrama.
| Bella Lugosi who portrayed the role
| on the stage. Is seen IN the title role
/ Others in this Tod Browning produc-
ton include, David Manners, Heller
Chandler, Dwight Frye and Edward
| Van Sloan.
The Graham McNamee Talking News
Reel and short subjects complete tl1t
entertainment
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Quality Street, /"

Junior Theater, Saturday.
CCENERY, lighting and costuming in
~ keeping with the Empire Period Of
the days Of Napoleon will be feature
Of the Saturday performances, at 1890
am. and 2:30 pm, of Quality Street"
as offered by the Junior Theater Co.
at Wardman Park Theater. Presented
last week in Philadelphia, James M.
Barries delightful comedy met with ap-
proval and requests for repeat perform
ances a few hours after the final cur
tain.
Quality Street" is James M. Barrie
at his best. In four acts of delicate
writing Is told the charming story Of
Phoebe and Susan Throssel. two young
maids of old England. There is the
scene in the blue and white room with
all the gossipy ladies of the neig1bor-
hood, the school room scene, with Phoe-
be and Susan trying to maintain re-
spectacle living, and the spontaneous
scene at the ball. 1t Is at the ball that
Valentine Brown falls in love with one
Livvy Throssel, never realizing that
Livvy is none other than the tired
Phoebe, who has thrown of her years
Of school teaching to become an imagi-
nary and flirtatious niece. The situa-
tions growing out of this decision on the
part Of Phoebe offer two hours of end
less fun, the sort of fun that makes
Barrie the foremost writer of whimsy.
Phoebe and Susan Throssel will be
played by Leslie Kent and Sarah Mar
tindale; Valentine Brown, by Bretaigne
Windust, who was the Mad Halter in
Alice in wonderland" Kate Conway,
Mary Buckner, Kurt Nothnagel and John
Shellie have important roles, and others
in the cast include Christine Ramsay,
Ruth Rich, Mildred Curran. Robert de
Lany, Ruth Hartrick, Mason Hardy,
Morgan Delman and David Fisher.
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create situations in rapid sequence that
are said to be screamingly funny.
In addition to Edward Everett Hor-
ton, the cast includes Laura La Plante,
Patsy Ruth Miller, Esther Ralston,
Maude Eburn and Spencer Charters.
OF outstanding interest is the dual role
Of lawyer and actor impersonator, in
which Mr. Horton on several occasions
is in the same scenes with his double.
The feature will be augmented by the
second of Johnny Farrell's golf series,
a tip for golfers as the season opens;
the current issue Of Pathe News and
other shorts.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

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Signs of the Opera
At the wilson Greene Ohices.

At the Wilson Greene Offices.
A LINE extending from the box ONCE
of Mrs. Wilson-Greene's Concert
Bureau out through the door of Drops
Music Store and around to and up on
@ street marked the opening yesterday
morning Of the sale of single seats for
the Metropolitan Opera season here in
April at the Fox Theater. All day long
the line continued.
Mrs. Wilson-Greene announces, how
ever, that there are still tickets avail
able for all three operas Of the Metro
politan Opera series on April IA, IS
and 16.
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What's What and Where
Attractions Soon Be Seen in Washington Theaters
Drums Of Jeopardy"
Coming to Rialto Saturday.

Coming TO Rialto Saturday.
w WARMER GLAND, in a role
n made to order for the man
wv who created a sensation as
"Fu Manchu," comes to the
Rialto Theater Saturday
with June Collyer and Lloyd Hughes In
the Tiffany perturbation Of THE Drums