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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24
RETIRING SCHOOL BOARD
TO BE PAID TRIBUTE
Dinner to Be Given Dec. 4 at Short
ridge High School.

Sponsored by the citizens school
committee, public tribute will be
paid retiring school board members
at a dinner and program to be pre-
sented Dec. in the dining hall
and Caleb Mills hall, Shortridge
high school.
The retiring board members are
Russell Wilson, Mrs. Maude Miller
and Julian Wetzel. Merle Sidener
and Samuel Garrison have two more
wears to serve. New members are
Carl Wilde, Alan w. Boyd and Mrs.
Mary D. Ridge. New members to
take office in two years are Earl
Buchanan and John F. White.
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Or. w. L. RoySter Dies

Funeral services were 70 oe ar
ranged today for DR.. William l..
Royster. ST. Rink apartments who
died early TODAY A. Methodist hos
pital Of pneumonia Dr. RoEsier
was admitted ~ the hospital yes
terdav. He was a graduate ~ the
Kentuckv University n Medicine
and formerly practlccd IN Evans
VILE
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

AUTOMOBILES reported to Police as stolen
helcuE 60
N0ah Whs-sel r. z :. Alexandra Ind
n SOTO srtlu- .rcu Ke1t-cSv avenue and
west street
b -rr- cl-- Nora wheeler street
Ne soto SEDAN. lIs-s5s. from 500 Gas,
Tenth s-rcFt
Tonu.s Thompson. c9.s shs,rv street.
Ford colre- SASH. ir'm - Ess- Thirty
elErfn street
John Anderson sso2 Fast Tenth street
Fcrd VS. -ra-s --s4s s-cn Betl..s ave-
nue. ard Michigan street.
r. = Fee ets N--rr Meridian street
bis. from s.. rce ard Meridian streets
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Florence Dart Passes

Funeral arrangements were to be
made today for Mrs. Florence Dart,
SO. OF 11I6 North Capitol avenue.
who died Yesterday az her home Of
injuries sustained IN a fall Oct. D.
Surviving Mrs. Dart are the widow
or. James A. Dart. and a brother,
Dean Alger. CONWAY. Mich.
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Foreign Legion Chief Dead

81 United Press
ORAN, Algeria, Nov. 24.-General
Henri Nicolas, commander Of the
First regiment of the French For
e1gn Legion since 1880, died last
night.
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indianapolis BrOadcastins. Inc.l
SATURDAY

30-Ceorce Sternev's orchestra lNBCl
45-RanCh Bows tNBCl.
on-AnCeiO Ferdinandos orchestra
tNBCt
s.30-Press Radio News lNBCl.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by polce
belong 20
Rlcha-c hrcN. 5524 Nc-th Pennsylvania
sfree-. Plymouth Cc-7s tclrd AZ Nrr.es-
Vile stripped
Richard Z W1sc- III Eas. Thirty
thlr1 s-res-- Crer-0-e- c-acl found az
81 E-s. s. CO. 49,
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Fnslewood Christian-The Rev. Q. A
Crristian Standard editor VIII speak at
The morning service on Pray Not for
the Word and az night on Forward
With the New Testament Church"
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$50 Fingers r. Harmony lNBCJ.
$50 re- announced.
3 00-Cec.I and SaIlv
I5-Satgrdsv Jaubcree tNBCl.
fS-Srrrf review.
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1850 70 announced.
= 70-Crorre Cl-er. orchestra lNBC).
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Z 10-Natlonal Barn dance lNBC).
2 1910 re announced
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80 70-Jack Dsnnv's orchestra fEBC1.
Il 00-To % announced.
ii .t5-Csrsfree Carnival fNBCl.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24
ROYAL WEDDING
|. STIRS INTEREST
OF ALL BRITAIN
Popular Greek Princess Is
Busy Shopping and
Seeking House.

By United Press
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Princess Ma
rina Of Greece, a guest Of the king
and queen at Buckingham palace,
busily superintendent today the as
sembly Of her trousseau for her we'd
ding Thanksgiving day to the Duke
of Kent, King Georges youngest
son.
In the intervals between her work
at the palace, the princess was dash
ing out on shopping expeditions and
looking about for some little nest
in which to live after the honey
moon. on the dukes S125000 a year
Notwithstanding like the one at
5 Belgrave square, which has been
suggested as suitable. 1t has eleven
bedrooms, six baths, five reception
rooms and an elevator.
The pretty, unassuming princess
has become immensely popular With
Londoners. Milliners are being
asked by thousands of women for
copies of the hats she WearS-the
latest a sailor-like hat with rolled
brim and ostrich feathers stretching
from the back to the crown.
Duke Lives Nearby
Princess Marina rises each day at
7 at the palace. The Duke of Kent,
who lives at York house. a couple
Of hundred yards away, is an early
visitor each morning.
Workmen are busy decorating the
line of march for the three wedding
professions which will be part OF
the Westminster Abbey ceremony
those of the princess, the duke and
the king and queen. Even the lamp
posts all along the route are being
repainted in silver for the occasion
Princess Marina's old English
nurse, Miss Kate Fox, said OF her
in an interview today:
II wouldn't say she was very gooo
or very naughty as child. But she
was unusually beautiful and sweet
natllred. She is most thrilled at the
wedding and talks about it frequent
". She will be a happy woman
when the celebrations are over and
she and the duke can enjoy the
peace and quiet of Himley hall on
their honeymoon. /"
Norway's King Arrives
Himley hall, owned by the Earl
of Dudley, is at Dudley, Worcester
shire. 1t is a Queen Anne mansion
with eighteen bedrooms.
The princess bedroom is panelled
in white with a canopied bed over
looking the gardens and the prln-
cipal lake. The dukes is oak pan
eIled, with simple divan bed.
1t is expected that the royal
couple will spend Christmas at
Scandinavian, with the king and
queen, in the country, and then will
go abroad.
While they are at Himley hall, the
! honeymooners will be shown the
motion pictures of their wedding,
before they are put on public eX-
hibition. Princess Marina is a
movie fan. She has asked that sew
eral films be taken to the hall, IN
Guiding several of Mickey Mouse.
King Haakon of Norway was the
first OF the heads of royal families
to come to England for the Wedding
! He arrived Yesterday.
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Cadle TabernaeIs-Ths Rev z Howard
Cadle pastor 10 a. m. hroaocast over
station WV. SIS 2. m. senior PRAYER
meeting with the Rev. Thomas Whiteforo.
leader: Sis 2. ia voung people mee-snS
?. n, sermon bY Mr.. Cadle, Coming
Gear
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24
HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS

O1-Co,umhis-Roxv revue.
MIC tWEAFl -S.gmund Rom
berg.
C0-Colum Stgeckgold:
kostelanet1 orchestra.
MIC tWJZi RADIO City
party.
6 s0-NBC lWEAFl-The Gibson
Family.
MIC iWJZl-Bsrn dance.
o0-Coluuhia-Carb band.
70 o0-Coluu1is - Elder Micheaux
and congregation
10 so-NBC tWEAFl-Psul White
mans party.
Il .oo-Columbia - Portland Junior
SympEeCT.
ltls-NRC tWEAFl -carefree Car
-lvzi.
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BROADWAY VI. E-The Rev. Richard
Marion Millsrd pastor. Morning theme
IN Thankful Remembrance night, me
Romance OF a Great Lie MISSION.
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Carrollton Avenue Reformed-Ihs Rev
z c. HomrlEhauSen. pastor. Morning
theme. The Primary Fact
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CethSemane Lutheran-The Rev. J. s
Albert pastor. Morning theme. The on
az SAVING Grace night. WomerS MS
sionsrv SOCIETY," meeting THANKSGIVING
services wednesday. $50 .. n.
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Lakewood VI. E.-The Rev. NJ. Q Rob,
hirs pastor Morning theme. Faith OF
our Fathers. nIEht. youth 5 GUIDE
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Irvinston NJ E.-The Rev. Guy O. Car
renter. pastor. Morning theme. Bondage
or Dea;h: night. Words Of EteTna4
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Churches of Christ. ScientistE-.The les
Scientist will be Soul and BODY"
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY
P NJ
400-St anleigh Malotte. the News
Rhymer M.
4.15-Stamp Club.
430-"The Whistler and his dog.
4 .45-Jack Armstrong.
; 00-Orpheum Theater orchestra.
30-Bob NeWhal
6.45-Thornton Fisher--Foothal Resume
6.O0-R F D. hour-Boss Johnson
McCormick's Fiddlers, Larry Grent-
er aCcordiOniSt.
6.30-U. c. talk-"Mineral Resources
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second FvaurelicaI.-Ths Rev F. c.
Wacknitz pastor. Morning theme Be
Ye Thankful; night. The Kingdom
Through Our Lives.
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Christ Church Episcopal-The Rev. E
Amer Powell rector Morning PRAYER
ana sermon oy the rector al lO.45 a. N.
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Volunteers Of Ameriea-Colonel Earle T
E-es Vii FAX at the Quiet Hour seTT-
ice az $50 ?. n. on The Preaching o.
TIE Cross"
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MONDAY

NJ
00-Pcn club.
G-p0-Modern Minstrels tCBS).
Q 00-NeWS iCBSl
a-05-Harmonies in Contrast (CBS).
Q.f5-Brca kfaSt Billboard
q-30-Savitt serenade lCBSl
q 45-Memories Garden tCBSD.
10 15-Fars Waller tCBSl.
10 .S0-Homema ker's hour.
IL .00-Voice Of Experience tCBS).
1f-f5-The Gumps lCBSl.
III .30-HOosier Farm Circle.
u -c0-Noon-Just Plain Bill tCBSl.
P NJ
-f5-Bohemians. =,
Il .45-Pat KENNEDY with ART haSseIi
orchestra fCBSl
I-On-Iittle French Princess fCBSl.
1.l5-R0mance OF Helen Trent tCBSl.
20-American School OF the AIR tCBSl
. 00-Joke Book CHS
2-30-U. S Marine band iCBSl.
s-n0-Amcrica'S Little House fCBSl.
3.I5-Carlile and London tCBSl
) 30-ChlCago Variety program tCBSl-
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St Psurs Fvangelicai-The Rev irwin
H Krscke. pastor. Morning theme. III
vine Alchemy.
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North VI. F.-The Rev w c. Hartinger
viii breach in the morning on He cave
THANKS right. Must We LOOK for An
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Trouh Memorial Presbvterian-The Rev
Lem l. Latham. pastor. Morning theme
I Belong
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CastletOn Episcopal-The Rev R. A.
shumaker. pastor. The annual home 11G7,,
coming services Will be held tomorrow
with a basket dinner at noon.
Northside Church of God-The Rev: P
B. Turner. pastor. Morning theme, Inc
Lifting Power Of Love- night. Inc mar
vest Is Past"
Washington street NJ. E.-The Rev. L.
II Arha n nkssi1ing and sacrihce; night
union Thanksgiving meeting
Bellaire NJ. E.-The Rev. E Earl Jones;
pastor. Morning theme. "Periect SOU
ture and Necessity"
Read MCAlpin. pastor. Morning meme,
"A Song of Thanksgiving nlgnJ, SeHF4Ce
in charge Of young people.
st. Georges Episcopal-The Rev. Fran
els Tetu. pastor. Thanksgiving Gay serv-
ice at a. m. tomorrow. morning prayer
and sermon at 10.
First Friends-The Rev. o. Herschel
Folger, pastor. Morning theme. "What Is
Old in the New Evangelism
University Park Christian-The Rev.
James H. Tilsev, pastor. Morning theme
"El-Shadai'; night. sermon BY the PASTOR
Blaine Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Lemuel
G. Carnes. pastor. Special Thanksgiving
theme at morning service EyangeAstlc
services IN the evening
Ivnnhurst Baptist-The Rev. C. H.
Scheick pastor. Morning theme, DeTi son
Dav", night. sermon nv Mrs H. c. Llnce.
First Moravian-The Rev; Donald w:
Conrad pastor Morning theme a Ne, Ne~
Thanksgiving SPIRIT night. Inc MAJ
riageable Daughter
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F s. G..
Wicks pastor. Morning theme. CHAMBERS
of Imagery"
River Avenue Bagtist-TnR s,n Rsy d fHsme
scenes Rsi' around ths cross Of Christ
night. The Man Who Followed oy the
Rev. Dallas Rem.
Broad Ripple Christian-The Rev. John Llll
Raw Clark pastor Morning theme. WneI {
Are the Nine?": night. The Measure OF
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
S 5ams How THha6Stul night union
meeting Of north side Young people So
cieties.
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsev pastor THANKSGIVING services y
/ the morning meeting; oIo-Iashloneo
church service in the evening.
BriVhtwood VI. E-The Rev; F. T. Tayy7
/ Tor pastor Morning theme, "A PRACTICAL
thanksgiving night. "Gethsemane'
Irvincton Presbyterian-The Rev. John
4 2 Eerruson nastor Morning sermon by
/ the Rev. Ernest Evans night sermon py
/ the pastor Union Thanksgiving service
/ Thursday al 10 A. m.
! Roberts Park NJ E.-The Rev. William
E Bell pastor. Morning theme. AGult
I InfantaNsm' niCht. Does Goa care!
Fountain Square Christian tFishers OF
49, ra-1s e Terku,evpr leader. Morn
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MONDAY

A NJ.
5 30-rop O. the Morning
s 00-The Nation Family PRAYER perlod
615-Norning Devotion
6.30-Bob Albright and the Texans
vocalists.
6.45-PlantatiOn DAYS.
700-Bradlev Kincaid.
715-Don Hall trio
7.30-Cheerio (NBC). -
8OO-Joe Emerson, Hymns OF All
Churches
S15-Nusic by Divano.
8:30-Mall Bag
q:O0-Elliott Brock-violinist.
9l5-Clara Lu 4 En- (NBC).
.30-LivestoCk reports.
9.45-Nora Beck Thumann-vocaIst.
9.40-NeWs flashes.
1O.OO-Ohio Federation of Women's clubs.
1015-Yucatan trio.
10:30-Melody Mixers.
l0:59-Time.
II :O0-Salt and Peanuts
11:10-River and market reports.
11:15-Salt talk.
II .20-Livestock reports. -
II 30-Natonal Farm and Home hour (NBC
- .36-Vic and SADIE.
l245-Ferde Grofe's dance orchestra.
100-Ohio School of the Air.
2.00-Ma Perkins (NBCl.
2I5-"Dreams Come True"-Barry Nc
Kinley. songs (NBC).
230-Sandra Roberts. blues singer.
2.45-Business news
3n0-The Life of Mary Sothern.
3:l5-Marv Abbott and orchestra.
33O-Bettv and Bob, drama.
345-The Jacksons. comedy.
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Traditional melodies operate excerpts
auc selections from The latest hit SHOW
~ Broadway Viii be sung nv Rose Bamp-
ION. Metropolitan Opera cOntral-o. dur
a. s ?. m over WLW and an NBC net
work
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Fountain Square Christian tFishers OF
Men)-Earle 9 Teckmever, leader. MoIh-
ing theme. The Referee Report.
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The Last Waltz With You" and
musical number presented in the sketch
southern Lullaby" will be the compo-
sitions offered for the first time by the
composer. Sigmund RomberS. during
SATURDAY. at D. m. over WLW and an
NRC network
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Fishing the Air

4 radio skit featuring tie work Of the
dean VIII be presented nv the National
Association Of Deans OF Women at 43o
=. N. Saturday over the red MIC net
work. during the weekly broadcast. our
American Schools" directed by Mss
Florence Hale and sponsored by the Ma
-ionaI Education Association.
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Roberts Park NJ E-The Rev. William
Tnfsntalisn": night. Does God Care?'
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Broadway Evangelical-The Rev. George
5. LoZler. pastor. Morning theme hv V. D.
Parker. "Thank-Ofering Service"
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indianapolis Power ana Light COMPANY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY

A NJ
70-Pep club
50-s0'ring TOdav's Problems.
s00-Sundav a Aunt Susans tCBSl.
n0-Jakp's Entertainers.
70-Chrisfian Men Builders
10 30-Sait LAKE Tabernacle choir and
II .70-Tlto Guizar's Serenade tCBSl
ll.f5-Program from Catholic University
iCBSl.
II 50-IdftIe JACK Little fCBSl.
II .45-Paf Kennedy with Art kassel or
Chestra Chs.
.0n-Lazv Dan iCBSl
l.30-Imperial Hawaiian dance band
.0O-NeW York Philharmonic Symphony
concert CHS
00-Open house CBSl.
4.30-Tes shop Chs
5 00-Muslc by GershWin tCBSl
530-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell lCBSl.
545-VoIce OF Experience fCRS1-
6-00-CanfOrnia Melodies fCBS)
. IS 90 ONE Lowe orchestra.
6.45-Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt (CBS)
2 .00-Ford SYMPHONY Chs.
-00-Alcxander Woollcott tCBS).
30-Headlners CHS.
9-o0-Serenade fCBSl.
7n-IeW Davies orchestra.
o 45-MessaEe from Governor McNuIL
10 0n-littIe Jack Little orchestra tCbSl
~ .15-Atop the Indiana Roof
10 -70-Wheeier Mission program
III -00-Iew Davies orchestra
IL I5-HpnrV HuSSe orchestra fCBSl.
II .S0-Frank Dailev orchestra (CBSl.
l.. 00-MIdnight-SIgn of.
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Garden CITY Christisn-The Rev Frank
r. Messersmith pastor Morning theme
Todays Blessings: night "Thanksgiv-
ing"
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st. Matthew's-The Rev William Bur
rows srChdeacon Morning sermon b-
the pastor al 10.45
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Tonight's Radio Excursion

and International Relations ii the
par Eas-"-Prof BergSmaEk.
e.4s-Fovd Gibbons lNBCl
-.00-Sie-und Rombe-E and William
LYON Phelps tNBCl.
s.o0-BllY Htlpot and Scrappy Lam
saO-aGibson Family" Musical Comedy
tNBCf
e70-NeVs flashes.
2 75-U G West virginia debate.
10 Owls barn dance MIC
II -00-Cousin Bob and mis- slnfolks.
II 70-Fddie LsUEhton's dances orchestra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stanley oanee o.
chestra.
A NJ
IL 50-D!vano and BUDDY Ransom.
00-Eddle LauEnton S dance orchestra.
30-Moon River. organ and poems.
g.OO-Slgn Of
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Irvinrton Presbyterian-The Rev. John
B Ferguson. pastor. Morning sermon 3y
ne Rev Ernest Evans, night sermon ny
me pastor Union Thanksgiving service.
Thursday at 10 A. m.
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All Saints Cathedral-Robert c. Alex
ander. vicar. Morning PRAYER and SER
mon at IL.
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DECL AVIATION
 CONTEST TO BE
 NEXT MONDAY
Nine Juneau High School Students to Participate
 in Forensic Exhibition

Finals in the declamation con- test will be held next Monday af- ternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the Ju- neau Grade School Auditorium in which Juneau High School stu dents will participate.
 The contests will be in three sections, oratory, dramatic and hu- morous. Chairman of the contests will be George Whyte, and the timers, Tom Stewart and Clifford Berg.
 Judges of the events will be:
 Oratory: Rev. J Glasse, R. s. Raven and H. D. Stabler.
 Dramatic and humorous: Miss E. Schwamm, Miss Grace Vivian Davis and Mrs l.. P Dawes
 Contestants and their selections are:
 Oratory- Joe Sterling-"The New South" " Duncan Robertson-"Th Master ful Man of the Ages-Abraham Lincoln"
 Lewis Beaudin-"The Cost oi War"
 Kathleen Carlson-"The Pitfalls of Peace"
 Dramatic
 Aline Goldstein-"Daddy Doc"
 Jeanne Wander Leest-"The Go- ing of the White Swan"
 Myrtle Mello-"Gladys Goes in for Baseball"
 Patricia Harland-"Ji Jimmy Jones Studies Geography"
 First place in each division vii represent the Juneau High Schoo in the Southeast Alaska meet tc be held in Juneau on Wednesday March 21.
 Each contestant has had fivt conferences with the declamatory coach, and each has prepared hi! reading largely in accordance witt his own ideas.
 Winners will be supervised close ly by the instructor before tht district meet.
 No charge will be made and thu public is invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-01
HIGH CLEE CLUB MINSTREL SHOW
 ON WEDNESDAY
Fun, Music and Dancing Promised by Stud e nt
 Performers Next Week

Mae West says, Come up and see me some time but the Juneau High School Glee Club boys say, Come up and see us Wednesday, Barnum and Bailey couldn't put up better show. Just wait until you see Fancy Jack Kearney do his tap dancel Yowsal Then too, there's the jokes-and what jokes! Better strap yourself in your seats while you hear those comical end menl What a show! Don't fail to see it! It makes last years show look like a penny alongside of a dollarl Come up and see us Wednesday,"
 With this line of ballyhoo, Ralph Merrill, one of the publicity men of the glee club exhorts the public to take a look at the annual min ,strel show to be given next Wednes- day night in the auditorium of the Juneau Grade School. It might not be such bad idea to take a look, at that
 There are forty-four members of the glee club who are taking part in the show, and Miss Alice Palmer, musical instructor in the Juneau schools, is directing the entertainment.
 The roster of the performers folloWs
 Harry Lucas, Hiding Haglund Charles Jenne, Tom Hall, Bill Lowe, Tom Stewart, Joe Sterling, Charles Talmage, Harry Sturrock, Bud Lindstrom, Fred Harris, Joh n Satire;
 Shelby Tucker, Dutch Behrends, Jack Schaefer, Bob Rossiter, Bob Turner, Jerry Stanyer, John Krug- ness, Bill Kiloh, Bert Berthold, Walter Scott, John Ritter, Ed Schafer, Gerald Bedding, Frying Hagerup;
 Sonny Gray, Bill Vim, Jack Kearney, Art Ficken, Jim Cole, Cliff Berg, George Whyte, Howard Jackson, Kenneth Webster, Ralph Merrill, Duncan Roberson, Henry Mead, Lloyd Jarman, Bob Moeller, Bill Friend, Clarence Converse and Gunnar Blomgren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-01
FIRE DESTROYS AUX LAKE HOME
 0F SHABALDAK
Total Loss of House and Furniture Is Sustained
 by Sam the Tailor

Fire yesterday destroyed the home of MT. and Mrs. Sam Shabaldak' ClSnown locally as Sam the Tailorl located near Aux Lake. Mrs. Sam shabaldak was alone at the time the fire started, 8:30 o'clock in the morning, MT. Shabaldak having left for his place of business in Juneau short time before.
 According to Mrs. Shabaldak she was out in a building housing her mink, rabbits and chickens, feeding them when the fire started, and when she returned to the house the kitchen was in flames.
 She ran to the nearest neighbor' g house, about 800 yards away, to get help but by the time aid ar lived, nothing could be done to save the house nor it's contents.
 Mrs. Shabaldak could give no reason for this blaze, as both her kitchen and heating stoves were cnly at medium heat.
 Nothing was saved, the entire structure burning to the ground, leaving only the tall oh imney y standing.
 The Shabaldak home was built about three years ago by Tyler snrake. formerly with the Bureau Public Roads, for MT Shabaldak. It was of hewed log construction, and built especially warm for it's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-01
D'M0LAY QUINT,
 GEORGE BROS. PLAY TONIGHT
Third High School Squad and Grade School Team
 to Meet in Opener

The first game of the Channel Championship basketball series will be held in the Juneau High School gymnasium tonight.
 The teams competing for the title will be the George Brothers and DeMolay aggregations.
 George Brothers won the first half championship and the De- Molay outfit nosed out the Grocers Tuesday night for the last half title The teams are evenly match ed and it is expected to be a nip and tuck fight between the two quints tonight. The next game
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-03-01
TURBULENT SCENE

LONDON, March 1.-After an- other turbulent scene, the House of Commons for the second time refused permission for a commit ttee of 2,000 unemployed hunger marchers to present their case in person.
 This House is a damn farce" " shouted John McGovern, Left Wing Labor member, as he strode from the floor to inform the marchers of the second rebuff.
 At one point in the debate, McGovern shouted: ITO Hell With you!" when opponents demand ed he stop speaking.
 McGovern was the member who heckled King George at the open ing of Parliament last November and called Royalty "a gang of idle parasites"