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The Washington times., 1934-06-18

.Fhs j1elhbs Z; IN \ t6eor>;S tie
e6untey have besR 5als1 iIsgs .
lot dO9@ pee0ls th6Et i leA IMks
DilIitlgers. OF ac0arse, HnyonO
whe NelCs. ME- that, SHy& sheaId
''!JVSatStGos Dolies ,ShsuIa1s ID
ttsaEi8n aifaeg0soR that HAAia1G
/ 'Jall.. .Hs.a : gIiS6tS Nkely BE
drotplAg:iRs2Oe lls slaA4 s6all.:
OF ceqfses tItSysE hAyS tSSe
cAfefRl aSs Dinlngee Always Ms
.a[1saS afogga him. IN 8Aatle1
teaG s3SHanA S&4S !. HE Oftsn
has &s1eE1ect 30. =.
t1lleSve soIGn, ut An o'%Ge1S,
On thE l66kOit s1Or him. .:f6Wee
they're hGb ing THAT AS'lt a&9s&
tanga6asUpsin % teeaSt To- }c0ast
:: "A wonaan tlnt RGHehia haa6a
,a&ANf6e 4inS Asg ;beNFGslA ,taA
sid Z & ,'A0n'tA kRa vi VhstlE,
!. .ySRRs$sAA .hnSb3MH Of NJ
sliager : gtsIim. .gol :. tesks9 y
sthet safe fsides ard Gkp.! e.,
SDxRE!R1lIEE:dIE dIERE|R::
:. .S11iee1Ss S Iss1Gt ! s'oa.;iis tIadill:
.bI6 N DlIIiiSSSoe. No, Oet6tnSy.
4 ilhln
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
.e.:rry.r',za.ke,'ri.. i
-GotoGel,.E Echo:

!, Beating the .heat"i4 thu, shady
deIls Of! Glen .Esho: Pan: was .
popular: outdoor /; sport over tlA&
Weekend. Crystal pool was, one
Of the major weap0Ns:sy Olaed>- to
defeatf.- Old: RSol, :, ae :. patrons
4wtmIned and diyed; !: and had@a
sloEieslS time generally >: i. ~"
s. Cooling :hreezes we're ] also stir.
ring for : thosez WHO Joined tNe
tI1ronee on I'd j eqaster: dips: +tlae
aixplane .,isssanes, merry 0round
and other. <sthriaeIs. Saturday
evening tn. e ,sbeaNt fpl' apQRisl1
Camden ballroom twas she IT. to fthe
dancers, alL;ees whom e5ij0Ned ,tae
music Of MaeYKilllAnl .olcl
Sunday picnic Fparties :rps
mated. 49,: .z.z-:: .i;.. :: &: - = St4'tg
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
Jsm,s,,;H!..s,Bsihls'l!d| !, !!
, wins; s5j.Pri4;e i" J.
..InaCohtest,:::

James IL. JkyGielG .Iof LOO iCfAt.
q, w. "a todGy'S winner N the
Waaiaington - Tipiea-I wsF T6x
Th6atar gcssip column contest In
connection With The ,shoEtHg of
Mari1n p1ytss' nsWN picture "op.
'tiS Hare Is. s.Mr. lDtrtIsl4'I ! iioontribu,
Non:. ,. =, .:tA, -;
,FCety years. ass eggs w@ssS
eontss2 6AseAi Sbstter 10 Osesats =
DOunA; iaik. S~OSaGSlH SlaeS. The
butcher Reve Away Gvoe ana
treatoA the :kiAG with, b6lagna. The
hired 0iEi'EoeaiysA % ., week aaA
did tie Wash1ag. Wehaen con.
Cealed thsle ankles aHA :. 0lA,, MT
neck, ,peuder and Dalmt StiR pub
llc), smoke 4yafs % play lokeF.
Men were WhtskeFS and boots,
chewea tShacOs. sna& :ea .tho Saao-
walk and UusseA.r DeeR' 'wag B cents
ana the, luMsh q freq LAhoeeEB
worked - hSaEs . Aay5sMA never
went On 4stes6e. The ha&-ehoekeR
srafter Was I1llawR Thet6 wAEs
NO siIeMt, .0e talkang D6etNRDg. 11ar
ron DaStes {. and Gary { CoORoe
weren't bern. A ,ksrOseno hang
ing lamp anA . stsrooe0D0 IN the
parlOe were laxgrSes. Ne enc was
ever epeeatS4- eR fer aDDe1d1catIs
OF had their faees, PeVaAnIea. M
crOb2s WARE gnh6ard : e., FalkS
Nved To- . HiIe old ago AMI walked
miles 70 WIT Their friends.
Teday, everybeay rides. IN Sut0-
mOtl1es 0e flIGs, plays Ag1h; sho0tS
craps, plays,- tie plane with their
feet, Goe6, To-, the movies nightly,
aiiSke. cigarettes, drink '0T6fy.
thing. blame the2high:c0sE ORsMV-
ing en- their nelShB BOFs; 1feYerige
10 bed The slime day They. get I6s
and think, they are 7hRyaSsk q g0Od
time. These are the days Of "a
dies, painted sleGs iRGteGA OF stock.
imGs, RaGketeeRlngs NpetgiMg, hfGh
taxes, EeRlmaes speed and nerves.
But, II yea dent tlaiMk HE h ;StiW
worth, :hving, here's ; hOblng yen.
have sense aeMeugh TO 20 seet"On.
orator IL. and change. yolr mind.
.A.pair1ot tickets each is awarded ~.
: Violet , wacl1ter,;> 200 PhiladeI-
pllIa Ave., TSkosna Park. Ma:
Manuel g., ZaIn0r&, 1204 House
Office Building "A ,
Mrs. Elsa { Peacock, South CHI.
ton Terrace, apartment sos.
.; Audrey Money, 1f22 Eighth St.
n; W. = 49,. =.
IN Operator Is, p which opened
yesterday ct the Fox, Marion
Davies plays q Civil lWar4Spys11o
is& commissioned to- 0ecRarese news
and information. And she does.
The: Times. comEmiss sionSa each one
0f Its .readSrS to be an Operator
49, secure any bits 'of friendly
gossip Or impression !. and send
theaaa in. .as - ..t.y{.z.4 :t
'IF6r, the best item ;published
ea9h. day, an aagard ;nf f$6 wall Sbe
given, In addition, tive pairs Of
tickets to LoAMss FOX viii be given
thes ruianers-sip. ss s't'eT& -:
:, Get ont your pencil and mag
nifying glass. tD6 q little detectfVe
work. There afG: plenty OF breezy
bitsnot Information swaiting tofbe
discovered. - tt,,tscs J =!
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

HOLLYWOOD. Juns +1s-Even
though. it's ! q tjoyI and . thinglef
beauty TO be in 6nA Of Madame
Alhertina RAsch's ballets for tie
MG.EmmeFs. let 1t b. known that
the reheaTSAlS NECESSARY ,f0c . rou-
tine. are practically I tina Same. as
being In . Georgia chain gang.
Madame Rasch being Of, the Ras-
sian school OF ballet makes her
exercises and ,rehAaInals 20 styenu-
Gus that the point has now been
reached when even = the chorus
boys are fA1httng from the strain.
How sad: -
:, Ered NeAtinG. has. discovered
that speaking before the. micro
phone at our local breAkfaAt. club,
WHERE they ret you llp .at the ryl-
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
CtttingsItsR6idy

.;Ipr fthis Hliy tlAs / lAutAor,. Of
~iiSinsS Sts St' WORTH and
nP4tS, ce sAIt .",Ntn
hSTe ses eSjIab Jor, !. lie IsWts,
sseal.s Sa1' Z q Is & 1ot itAe Il capieafss 3
Sissrxi; x;ss1sSlSS" "Ildeals .1ailIlS IS;ansas
and 40 hhtnG ea,S and two s4f ieS
elkaA etsS !. &FN p o. 'UnIt N y States
SAhrx xalsG o. assbgyyin. tAe Uniea
N1iS.EItlSS, f4slSetS stliat t6e pf6y
@NNenaelffi : de ~ 1lialn az war
rssSs Pa "a sof I:s
Str6 s'i1; t.os&ttH : a. = -, =. = .
}SIiy smAyF can Stho new sOpus.
~1hoaJey; RGWksr!''a '0tleS ST Is
Als0rcOuliiIeSrnN WITH jay a1dEkefs,
tie nAAiG H0ta S50eFiEaA Aor near
b9ndlt atettis. ~ .4af !, ! g 81 y
0seAf oEeits spechli& sintereSt
q WStAi6efcn tie ! Saataa0r.plly.
wight 4pte9eRsa atog la&vsa the ,TeGc.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

earthly ;'hOuEsofI
eight tand, vtlIeuI
dunk ; youftfaeeI
into. q platter
Of ham and
eggs , to make
you q. member
b not All AIS
cracked up toi
be-. Thinking
that the .;:Mike';
had, been turn
ed Oft Nj.
ing turned TO;
the gentlemen.
assembled and
told them pre-
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

ctSeIya what hes,.t So So! nesH9e" y.
thOWRlataof. his oWt psEsol1at con.
-dittOn Of heath at that hour Of
thesnorning. UNFORTUNATELY the
nike was not turned OFF and the
wonaen's: clubs Of our ff0llywoOa
who are all early : lissenerinners'
are; 'agitated' : practically into q
coma. but what can you dQsi
= Everything happens to kust out
here. Nov. :Me even yhAye.A auto"
mobile thieves who l@are polite.
The other night, atsMd-M James
Wong How, the: Chinese camera
man., walked two blocks from the
studio to find that his Deusen.
berg, plus ten. gallons 4of gas in
tEid;, tank, had BEEN done. away
With. The sne&t evening he left
the studio. aHldafound shis Detaen.
berg one block away And with
twenty gallons Of sas IN the
tank! =. :
i Fathers nay W1ll mot pass .,,n.
noticed IN our midst fOrs at least
three gentlemen :sof sthe acineraa.
fNeiI Hali1ilton;.iS throwing . Sun
day, buffet come and dgrab IL n1or
his papa, Alexander Hamilton,
TO, NY nothing lof q present SE0H o
btem&new tin E1izabeths. kKsn
Maynard IL; flying 10 his father,
WiliGrn 1.SAkaynaFdsa in i C6l6na-
BUS especially TO receive the
parental, blessing. and Lyle Tai.
bot; boarded . train yesterday to
be!:-Xith j his pater I'm ! DrainaEd,
Neb. -. =, = -:
! 2 -: -
z.Ogle line chatter: Jean Harlow
and hGr' MaaIAasW5llss sDons be a0fI''
to the ;. land. Of 1: the ! lei i (Hono.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
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CarysC Cooper ) Plans :
| !. 4 81 ot,,aSaiIkHighsSe Seas

Gary Cooper Is planning st0 buy
A. star &boat with which ttos sail
the open spatss OF ;SautaS Eoiaica.
The eSstar, currently appearing in,
lgoW,sand Forever ,: adnlits that:
he is much Of atland1MhbGr IS far
as boats are concerned. bnt that
he Isl willing ;; to 4 take s several
duckingsF in the learning spGocess.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
N.wls. ! / : I o!p:ps'd'II
t'itE::c |: cfNIfS 'sr;D Dr.n!...;;I snnses..: !:
!. 4 ,BTslrutkSrt lusf31l iscliitie ss: !.
TANDRRW R.fR8LsIsRY

e.. s& sBSAND9RW RsK8LL1Y 81 .E8s'4As s-'S
welson4st sat the supper
ehssand co0f DARK Wash
his play Hate at
t6eSNHti0mSl& g. ~ $9f-t . =, E%.F" ",
IKisabBy momsSts atithe Hotel ths author
putting his Cvls5 El6ry
Hole arises ION
thsSfisSts pCffoFnance. - ~. FaES4S ~ :. ~.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
Phil ard shoorAy.

)'AEaryrof sseetland" only lasted
two weeks a1roadWsy& &without
Helen Hayes. ] It folded ssaturday
night. .Classiest tiatts Of, the .yAu.
-deyillS weGk, slistlas Barrett 5at.tls-
Fox, 1Ddtrmsrsv Vashingt TON sgirl who
can ,look trssht{ aetpSs the back
alley Alida sse Jda1EIny s1ellie. her
fornaeE boy yfriesid, acting IN Sailor
BeWsr +. .Hardie, ,Ake$ldSt screens
LITE sof lVetgte sWinte for the
critics t6daE. ltlcOmeSi to Kettl'S
Wednesday and1f it d0eSn tputt the
E1KO house in tttie bog office sp&-
r6de,c close TO the front Mr.. MeEI1n
will beg dtsAnp pointed: -FNr it has
AnnsF9ardiiag?af1d John :Boles ina
story that reminds fof = Back
Street" j.. '.'::WaHy4DeGke f4issin town
to play the publicity c&lliope ifor
the A2sVoices Of ESneriGnee." This
phil losopher Of the radio networks
will make = pStsonal. appearance
onf the Earle !TheaterssSEGse ,fthe
week nf1s June -. More shout him
later. 4 Phil 'L&mpIIin relays, word
that the Fox Theater; = overture
went patriotic Eathis week. oaly at
the special: I tit1ays night perform.
EAnce:m Marion Davies in "oDeEA.
tor 49," The rest :Of the week!it's
. moonlight- sonata. or sumfin.
Okay Phil. zAs . En&tter+ Of fact
Carter Barron conf fesses sshe& wnlsAd
Ike to- see Il eyeryar theaber N er-
fcrmal1ce eopened with the plGS Smg
Of: the national anthem iuSta Gs
they ! do i'm Eaeland: , sit 4'w6MlA tst
de ,exebt1Ss a, nkFs idea ,For-uu sS
my. memory yfaias smcaG GinS Daddy
IBryla Wsti was: accustS ted stosoDen
evefy rteftpr1daa Atsl slfS stiny. Cas-
mas T1aeat atsr cnsp pennsy yfVSnia Ave
n1e by, pa wing 80 nsied
BanneF." SAms1 not: :rtght ,sJ.l llian9
.IhElAesM'.'Es1I1, e.:
!: .FrI.asI EelIsw lnl the morn,
,sinEss 1San:n 49, x
Ny: Mar HEr.SKsalet:@,: w.
:::1ssnsiJS|; II StasefGl TO you Rsr
the : bhet SgtsPh & used ON the
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
BroadvaysS.tsge,t1it:'t:

! Following { spirited bidding BY
studios fer the :propexty;; -arN-,
rights to The !, MILKY way"
Broadway,s current comedy hit.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

M1es: ;. IN 4Drits :, r - A!aF.sSE =
isht Agent. : 80 i Russian rifles
Nef0 rsaUireA { fe csc
UiieEaEo, baitsa Hgs ass how stl1eTs
ysereasoilIS rs 3 s64ktde 3TeSl@1 1Ec.
CT 3tok besaafuAnl tSes szsGt hid
fossb0 t4Wllipped Iito tie
ptdp enahtsnt.s asss*s
Z: Attic flnlssi oeS: 6an sBl EMS
IGte6t :ScrGG cIaie s. :: CITY
Princes - tile Ientise steeazieal
staffk (eibctricianS: and whatnotaO
presented her With j sbassaet
with all; the tEit0nGinss fef Sthe
'BarneS'' heir. Il @epVEdlftF haVe
'heen t'n0rO ching. EJoalis was
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
l@sPeI1IinleIr lI leIr:skleaAiis

: SJoe2P 2PGziaer,ssstl1e Duck n,anOw
haS HIS fo Ehsp sthb sthl1na1er,
HG is Kltfonx blackstone who, ar:
rived III town saaturd Ey to We NnSt
Joe'S. arrival son the BOX stage on
H4iNay4 is 3prOrefly AhS tlyI iooed =
Next Sund&y Han, tpStIIfer
will send his raH Hi6 hl3road dcasts over
theme wires kTeeGift' NVaSl1iIi.
G0RbD Nat lGf9 II Club. Audi.
tQtIlm i You Hd; tictktS sa1cr
tllS.S First}t eSaae s 1Ieens way
Nm! the IN 10 sGityS ySfE1lG FQaTteEs
3cHslSig 1irApr0et&tIk. { fF. - =
*C6nie nerNsr sis &nfw I'm the
1I1ldt sofaa a1Akwee 4 elS ut
in bet 7 .ss 81
tshaOer H oSs SInS9 Gfl(Sw sx x6fk
9Syuesf6f ,1eW Brown, lIibh 3that
p3Nducer 5tVpte Gin s6cS llah bert 4iqn
WITH IeSSSs. SGnd 161 Il &SadtSne
eklV6. 9HkAEy EBEaGn oesthe films,
M1aESbe Ids tleGdingl Lady,!
Last 1sawsImIateA come edy a knner.
AppeAred tnSWas SfhWAb Ahd Man;
del Pre- etioli, ~ aSti Wn'. i It
Fwass q ,Ov0$ flaps alft6Igh mot
bseaslse s6fs Jpe p4pnsF.h $s{
B'llIfEWilngf; !. PFyh|1stos= q 4 s !.
iSMnfSi ana IN movie fGns, csIn-.
ASAad stle .''0OG Iii OLD DAYS sinssthe
D:AC. tNEOYiGS .'aSs q highly SiIfter.
NGASAg 1Al lNre 36f 4 the i ~
CrtsFage 3 ssec cnS in / StAasa / p psrii
Il would NE stoS say here that
mary Ofz the ,acient d bot aEaas!
OEstlle' I9ps 81 Us sffIE yGoIie Ays;
come 1 ii IN Jtile. TtlMesI sIISeIa ali.:
hSary, ana . SSreGk kSsg1a my Sos IS
4fNnftttie private c6lfee etlnnsoE Hill'
EMine zot ta1sfwarnsr Bsos. Pub,
AeatyS forces. = ~, &, A.,
Sineef he sweS I an cent M.
Ek!AEs has been saTipS : mr. Ply
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

1ien .of:a. brilliant flrst.r1iaht ma
tt0nal, CAPITAL aud lance with q: full
quota sof Aeprities, hence his de.
edSionA to .hl1ngs About q Late Sep.
te1nbef AgemeIit : at 4sthe, / Na;
3ianAl.; TheAtef. = ;
AS ~ matter sof truth Sinclair
Lewis loyes WGshingto{1 j.: Most GOT
his treeent best seller, work = Of
Art. ".swSEsWgttten in the kSeE EiuSlon
OEaSSlftG atEthesNVilInad Hotel s
s1he rel enihg stage, hit ;of Broad.
way. %.n0dSWoEth, lis Sidney How.
ARDS Y dfa1aGEiIgtion Of the Sin.
GlGir Lewis"novel., 7Ta&t splay also
will be3 . aMonal eater book.
1nG.S $%4st' a :: ( ~, = ~. !
zSDodssgo ORTIZ 1ishswalter Illus:
ton. I1Ag:heens sationAl l:success
this season, Anauch TO- the tclaagtin
0faduite II, teW, New 40rE, producers
whn kuEned nSthe ppOrtunity
te5oWngaS Spiece of<it.. sWhen }Pro'
dsfcerH Nx Cord don4W1s looking for
scNeRodX share the s1ea1y PRO
dhciidn4 eApknSe / most. .!sof & those
ayrpG6ehed RI id fstae s.pIay;74 aiad
turned sdpRn the CHANCE otinvSst,
Tasshs EE4I A Electrtca u tRSFeGTG!1
P4HAIcts, ,sI1s D oIsnlA Analf altuTSr ! a
sqlsnd picture i EaAEa aF4 Wis, ,sswass sar.
p ~ Is .e4 corp tionF sin
: VeSkd 1855 go and ator%it 1roceiVes
axfxt.sharA rAaaG} the nj tt0n+picture
rt1btsNef y19 83 S Ennost sSuccess'
ffalSNAATrE: 80 s. = = -
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

AlD. :. e."8UE K:
Jones, t'bx> the
only. Western
star who '1sactt1.
%y, lives: out
a. Hollywood.
He'S just. apMrt
chased q home
With &1,4gWin1:
ming peel IN ,
the: San T&E.
nando, Valley
Nle eEN1 no ana
his horse, ! .AL
.Ver.f, WIN, 1Mye:
W.: S&t.ssMt,
their natural.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

'YVeiu5 HollyWoQd 90 crazy ! about
the ENGw& cla&IF ni0p, Max B4er?9 I
dot ltt.s FUrst tSIe very good reason
that ma 2fishterRh has ever made? Q
Ilait: ct the no0vio 1box fdffice.s: =.
Metro ] ldeyEfs1 IGyers:nGa ID .
'':PxizeSikh hterS as1d ISd$, with
both 0aer ana GGrns sESSto attract
the ring detotsess ana :, walter
Huston and MyrnA 10y 70 do the
real acting. 1T was - good .
picture ;1ora entertaiNment q Hol-
lyWood eRar turned out, but didn't
make 8 = tLin sdtme for MdM.
women and children stayed away
from It: ,..... -. -, =
II AJAX. .BaersnaAkegs another pic.
ture will not be the star. /. IN
stead sdinN !, Gst&bllthed faH0r1te
like jean lHafIo3, Joan Crawford
or Norma sshe&rer will. BE-, chosen
TO-: sell the ! picture ,.on the mar
qilees.s and ! Champion ;; BaSe ,G9n
ride on their ShnNId deEy. In other
words, max is.heayyweight scliam.
pi0n. Of the ring. but . light.
weight pelook& ut. the moyie box
office. No :: particular ! reflection
on Mr.. Baer. i Same argument, ap-
plied to Jack Dempsey and Gene
TImney. They Just don't interest
the girls. Ike j Clark Gable !, or
Leslie Howard.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

& -, Y ~. z = q y.
5 SesSsr >ase ! yeNr Il HAIl5 Wood ! On
s Parade; isas aki May l1S. lam
= wAeNefeA yeIrsha aViRg:selected
!; 0lleS oe. my. Cleopatra p06os 2f0r
; yeuEs fiat siSsue. \ SlnepIely! :.
&Ec- scLatDRTTE COEBERT.s !
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

z:O4le <ne chatter: EJean ;Har1ow
and; her' MaaIaaaw1 isDdsi be aoff'
to the : land Of the lei i (Hono.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18

lures ld Alds gallery u Of movie
celebrities fcohtS Slns htIiidfsdS OF
h0tOgraplls of the GyeatsaIA near
great Of tia cameras He: Wass 1en-
erous enough ia. place his valuable
exhibition 6e Gtt tlvenlrat atSthe
disposal aoRstl EDITOR And readers
Of The ,Wa&l angton FTtnes accord
irigly. oS6e o. SliGhe DEF soE Srati-
tuds to Bill 3tng. + ~
Aboat LMaxsBaers !.
The Washington times., 1934-06-18
liz iT1,eSM =

!: Efetas Holly 1Ms the MORN
i inEs' 1SAA:s
NY Dssfh hHEr.fKsalss:$
: :.Isan1i,sS;7} RasefGlxto you fer
! the plsetS SE4ph i used i on. the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04
CHAMBER IS TO PL AN CLEANUP
 WEEK CAMP AIGN
Discuss Drive Tomorrow Hayes Will Tell of
 Plans for Season

Plans for Juneau's annual Paint up and Cleanup Campaign will be discussed tomorrow by the Chamber of Commerce at it's regular weekly noon luncheon meeting, it was an- nounced today by Secretary Curtis c. Shattuck. It is expected to en- list the cooperation of the entire community in this work to the end that the town may be spick and span before the tourist season starts.
 The Chamber will vote tomor- row on the National Defense refer endum sponsored by the United States Chamber of Commerce. It calls for approval of a National defense program in accord with the National Defense Act and Maintenance of the country's naval forces up to the treaty quota.
 A. B. Hayes, General Manager of the Alaska Southern Airways, will be guest of the Chamber and discuss the company's plans for the current season, and other matters of interest. Gene Meyring, pilot, will also be a guest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04
'SEAPLANE LEFT
 THIS NOR MING .' ON SITKA TRIP
Alaska Southern Airways Ship to Make Many
 Stops on Roundtriip

On a preliminary trip over the route to Sitka and way points, on which a schedule will be main tained beginning next week, the seaplane Baranoff, of the Alaska Southern Airways, jiloted by Gene Meyring, Gordon Graham, mech anic, left Juneau this morning at 10:30 o'clock.
 Stops will be made by the plane at Funter Bay, Tenakee and Todd on the way to Sitka, and on the return trip it will stop at Chicha- gof, Kimshan Cove and Funter Bay. The plane is due to arrive here late this afternoon.
 w. s. Pekovich who was round trip passenger to Funter Bay, will stop off there on the outbound trip and return to Juneau on the plane late today. The plane also carried first class mail for all ports of call
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04
CAPT. A. C. FISHER
 LAID TO REST WITH
 AM. LEGION HONORS

Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Capt. A. c. Fisher, who died last Friday evening while attending the fur mace in the basement of the Ruth erford home.
 The service was held in Holy Trinity Cathedral with Dean c. E. Rive officiating. The Trinity choir, of which he was member, sang the service.
 Pallbearers, members of Afford John Bradford Post No. 4, Ameri- can Legion, were Waino Hendrick- son, Steve Vukovich, Vim God dard, John Olson, I. R. Anderson and Capt. J. M. Clark.
 Legion services were held at the grave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04
DAMAGE ACTION STARTED TODAY IN DIST. COURT
Al Johnson Sues for ST. 100 for Permanent Dis
 ability from Injury

The suit of Al Johnson for $5,- 400 for alleged permanent ditabil- ity resulting from an injury in the mine, and S1 700 attorneys fees started in the United States Dis trict Court today, Judge George F.. Alexander, presiding. The com pany's defense is that the injuries received did not constitute per manent disability.
 It declared that it gave John son every consideration, paid him for his loss of time, hospitaliza- ton, medical treatment at the time and later sent him to Seattle to be treated by physicians picked by himself, and that the latter could find nothing wrong with him.
 The plaintiff, represented by Frank H. Foster, presented his side of the case this morning. He was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04
LUMBER CAN BE HAD
 FREE AT OLD BREWERY

Free lumber! Who wants it?
 It can be had for the taking at the old brewery site in the rear of Hotel zynda, it was made known today at the office of Gov John w. Troy
 Anyone wanting a plank. tim Der, or a load of them, can get them on the grounds if they hurry. Within a day or two, it is pro- posed to burn all of the wreckage that is not otherwise disposed of, it was stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04
ANNUAL DANCE IS PLANNED BY
 BUSINESS CLUB
5 oh olars hip Loan Fund Dance to Be Held in
 Mandarin Ballroom

Plans for the Scholarship Loan Fund Dance, which will be given in the Mandarin Ball Room, Sat urday evening, April IA, under the auspices of the Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club, occupied the greater part of the time at the clubs meeting in the Council Chambers on Monady evening.
 This dance has become an an nual affair of the club and the funds derived from it are used to help some graduate of the Juneau High School, to continue her edu- cation. In former years, the club has given the award to a girl graduate of the Juneau schools who has high scholastic record and is earning, or partly earning her way through higher institu- tion of learning.
 This year the fund will be used as a loan fund, instead of being given outright The chage was made in order to increase the fund so as to give greater assistance, and possibly reach more girls as time goes on.
 Tickets for the dance are now being sold throughout the city by members of the organization, and may be obtained from any member
 Officers Nominated
 Nomination of officers for the coming year, also took place at the meeting Monday evening. Mrs Ray G. Day, chairman of the nom- mating committee, submitted the names of all incumbent officers with the exception of Mrs. Jose phine Spickett, who declined tht vice presidency. Mrs. Frank Gar nick was named to fill Mrs. Spick, ett's place. Nominations were Mrs. Pearl Burford, president; Mrs Garnick, president; Miss Car oline Todd, secretary and Mrs. w Kilroy, treasurer.
 Mrs. Rae Carlson, who is inter ested in forming a similar club 1T Ketchikan, was a visitor at tht meeting and spoke for few min utes at the close of the session.
 New members accepted at th' meeting were, Mrs. Crystal Snov Jenne, and Mrs. Ethel Neville.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04
KRISTIE SATHER
 GIVEN PROMOTION

Miss Kristie Sather, formerly of Nome and Juneau, who has been working in the office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, in Washington, D. C., has been appointed as a stenographer in the General Land Office, in the National Capital, ac- cording to a letter received this morning by Gov. John w. Troy, from Fred w. Johnson, Commis- sioner of the General Land Office.
 The appointment is an advance ment for Miss Sather, and the Commissioner expresses the feeling that she will prove to be valuable addition to the stenographic force of the office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-04-04

chute tender in the mine. On September IT, 1883, he was injured about the eyes, ears and face by a dynamite explosion. He returned to work, after treatment and a visit outside, in November, but was unable to stay. The company claims he was advised not to try to go to work at that time, but he insisted and was put back on. When he was unable to continue work, he was sent to Seattle by the company where he consulted three physicians who, the company claims, were unable to find any, thing wrong to treat him for, and said he had fully recovered.
 A petit jury panel of q reported for duty in the district court to- day. On the panel are: Sam Fel- don, William Haynes, Paul Hudon, Kann, John Mclaughlin, Mrs. Kathleen Andrews, J. E. Bar ragar, Jr, Mrs. Henry R. Cross, Peter Carlson, Mrs. Peter Carl son, Frank Garnick, Henry T. Hansen, H. M. Hallmann, Ina Johnson, Mrs. T. J. McCaul, Mrs. D. s. Rolf, Mrs. James E. Smith, Joseph Simpson, Robert Simpson, H. Wander Leest, Lloyd V. Win ter.