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AUTO LOANS

AUTO LOANS PROCURED
INVESTIGATE OUR RATES
FRANKLIN FINANCE CO INC,
Free Parking in Rear
ME- s53a. $50 to $50. lOl4 14th NW4'
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO., so3 N. Y. AVE. NV.
AUTO LOANS PROCURED
FINANCE SERVICE. INC.
93a N. Y. Ave. N w MA. 1904. 3s05.
AUTO LOANS QUICKLY.
UNITED BROKERAGE CO..
a43 Ave. tCor. 10TH MA 6555
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
READ THIS,

..
ditioned inside and out 5-room bunsa-
low. ami lot :5xl"5; new garage: full
price. s3. 800: Cash payment. $500. bal
all CHARGES. no trust to renew. Also. near
Jefferson Park. u brand-new broom
BUNGALOW: AMI. colored tile bath h. W h ;
lot 5oXl lo. and garage; full price only
- 900. OH terms like rent. In Aurora
Hills We have BRICK bungalow y mi
large lot beautiful grounds. garage: now
only Sb.S5O on your own terms In Oak
crest. brick cottage Of 4 rooms sleeping
porch, ami. large lot. garage for Ss. 100
another in Oakcrest with rooms 4 bed
rooms. for 81. 500. On the hill in Brad
rooms: :, tiled baths which be had
for o.s5O on terms. FOR HOMES
t8Hrsi, L0rs Or 4s,r RENTALS N nsarby Virginia
TIoN; zoo Arlington Ridge. Aurora Hills,
Va. Phone Walnut ss95 1"
GAITHERsBURG, MD. % MI. NO. OF
1 vii, on He Parks ark aysAs5Tsl sSs, eGs,
aVsilabie; 3Ou-it. front containing about
! and y acres on good macadam street
(. A. GAkVEY ATTY. for owners. DI
45"s. ll:6 Vt ave
SEVEN-ROOM DWELLING, IN HERNDON
Va. Four bed rooms sitting room dining
room. reception hall and kitchen. in first-
class condition: electric lights well in
back porch. double garage. good barn and
of land in high STATE of cultivation. Five
minutes walk from r. r. station one half
mile from hard-surface highway; - 300;
most reasonable terms. For further in
formation apply to E. BARBOUR HUTCH
lSON. atty. for owner 1900 H St NV
and tile bath. completely modern. Space
Tor : rooms on Ind nOor. Best section
spacious lawn; garage: wide concrete
street Worth $4,000. Call Hvsttsville
$40
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EXCHANGE,

HAVE CLEAR LOT IN ROCK CREEK
Park, want to trade on a modern home in
northwest good location. Address Box
26-M Star ONCE.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE LOVELY SIX
room cottage situated at Chestnut and
Il. b. TR1BBY. adjoining house
BAY RIDGE-SALE OR RENT.
Bungalow. rooms and bath VIM H.
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sALE-iNVEsTMENT PROPERTY
RENT-STORES.

3.l5 MACOMB ST NW.-MODERN
store bldg newly redecorated: rental SIS
Inquire Mrs THOMAS Walden. Phone
Columbia 474l.
"3Ol 4th ST. NE ,4th &R l AVE.
and a3l 18th st n.w-BOth fine stores.
suitable for most any business Rents
reduced Apply PENN REALTY COR
PORATION. 4.4 K st NV. MEtro. l:s3
1873 CONN. AVE.
In the PARK AND SHOP" de-
velopment 30x60 store heat fur
nished fine location for complete
valet and shoe repair shop Free
parking space for customers
SHANNON X LUCHS CO.
l505 II 81 NV National o3i5
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BURLEITH.
Bly, Reservoir rd.-Modern home;
rooms baths maid room and
bath, screened porches. fireplace
electric refrigeration. garase; S"o
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.. ~
loOb II ST NV Ma. -.bto
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WANTED tn Rr,v-uousrs

CASH CASH. GET MY PRICE BEFORE
you sell. viii buy several houses brick or
frame: immediate settlement O. @
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. National 1882
Ply A GOOD CASH PRICE FOR
houses. brick OF frame; white or colored:
immediate settlement + A. GARvEY DI
1908. ll26 Vermont ave
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sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

HISTORIC COLONIAL, NEARBY VA
Bath. elec. stone hreplaces. chimneys.
lovely old trees. paved road fine view mts !:
- $50 E. SNCDGRASS. owner. Rte.
Alexandria Phone Alex. 501-J. Agents
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

RENI-BUSINESS PROPERTY
I35S-GO FLORIDA AVE NE.-2-story
iireprocf. about $4,000 feet; suitable for
Larage warehouse or any commercial or
manufacturing business: gas tank on
premises Phone OF call Calvert d
Rogers Inc. Pas Queens Chapel rd ne
oI7 c ST. N.E-HANDSOME 3-STORY
bldg. 10 rooms. 9 baths. beautiful store
ROOM garage. cellar: newly renovated; in
perfect condition Rent, SS5 per mo.
JESSE L. HEISKELL ll15 Eye st. NV.
BUSY II ST. NE.
Excellent location. near eth ST.. ad-
Joining Wahls Dept. Store; modern front.
> show windows; rent reasona Die IN,
BRGs.. 5th and SITS. ne. IL Os97.
1904 X ST. NV.
RENT--S5500.
Suitable for Office on ground floor. with
) living rooms and bath above. h.-wh..
cleo lights Phone Ii. 0sgs. HOWEN-
STEIN BROS. 9TH and H stS. ne.
WATERERONT PROPERTY
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE


12 ROOMS, 3 BATHS; 10th ST. RES. ON
" lots: sell cheap or exchange for clear
property co. OO65. l.
WANT NICE SUBURBAN HOME. SOME
ground, close to transportation: have sew
tral nicely financed and well rented
homes IN NJ w. Wash. to exchange for
same. Address Box !s3-K, Star offce.
LARGE STORE 5-ROOM APT.
On BennlnE rd near 18th and H SITS
ne; close to schools ana transportation
Only available business property in this
St-growing community Immediate pos
session See Mr. Towbes. CAFRITZ 14th
and x III. a0sO.
sALE-iNvESTMENT PROPERTY
ON p ST. AT 18th NW.-.-sToRY
dwelling. r. and b. cleo etc Rent
So! 30 mo. Price only 81 900: $500 cash
balance S2J mo. until paid assessed
valuation, So 600. Atty. Tor owners. DI
45OS
4 HOUSES GOOD RENTING LOCATION
rent Sd2 mo: price. S4.150; terms.
THOMAS P BROWN. tl5 4Ia st. sw.
1910 I4th ST. NV
Large store: newly decorated: 4-room
and bath apis. above. viii sell on easy
terms at actual cost TO holder of FIRST trust.
W. H. WALKER, IA 18th ST.
1Ol7 AND 1919 l1th ST NV
Just north Of K st. is an outstanding
investment or speculation at the low price
at which they now be bought.
DUNAI.L & CO..
-? 1lth st. N. W MA. ll49. i
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WHITE.

WHITE.
533s BELT RID. N.W.-6 R. q B.. o
30 18th st n.w.-a r. . b.. ami. 800
5000 sligo Mill rd. n.w.-5 r.-... @ ou
$40 b ST. sw-S r............. -oOV
COLORED. ,o
ol4 Fla ave. n.w.-5 r. elec- e.to w
$50, NJ ST n.T.-5 r. IL b., MI. tuuu
n2I3 18th pl n.w.-6 r.. cleo. 2u
1918 Del ave. S.w.-5 r......... 10 ~ @
4 E ST. sw-6 T.. water. .....' w w
43l st. S.w.-6 r. b......' ;1.2nn
491l2 l. st Sw.-6 r. i"'o"
l323 Union ST. sw-t r. D.. ;u.ou
% Va ave s.w.--1 r. Il b.. gas -. ;ouu
AIS 6l2 st. s.w.--6 r.-.......' o'o" 20"
436 St sw.-5 r.. ....'.'. iouuu
1921 lst ST s.w-5 T.. .....'. iUs:m
1881 St Se.-5 r.. water. iS.oW
I44 Francis st. Se.-4 r...'.'. i3ou 39u
AIS L st. s.e.-5 IT,; .,,..'' sgo
9dd.., lSr Sd Se-5 r a. b elec.. 5000
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPhN1a
-33 10Th St NV. ma o''o'.-
693l 9th ST NV r.. B.. AM l. s.2."0 o0
400 1th st. n.e.-S r.. D., ami'' .sSSn 81"
~ St nw-9 r. b.. ami. nS2u
ia C st. s.e-S r.. . b.. ami. oZ'"o
123a Shepherd ST. n.w.-6 r. b.. On
all modern improvements % oo @
All 1Ith st. SET I. b.. MI 4 -oo
i3i7 c st ne-o T.. b.. h-ah. .zo
Gas fes'tae'ty st Sc r. b. lat. .lee. 3! 80
90 9Th st. se-6 r.. b.. elec. ..... ~
1913 N. c. ave. se.-6 r, lat; y oo
John F. DONOHOE K SONS
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S6,950.

A,9oU.
1879 SHEPHERD ST NV.
Semi-detached and in new-house con-
dition A modern Colonial tapestry brick.
With six large. bright rooms. tile bath.
ha ardwood floors. hot-water heat double
rear porches. built-in garage: lot 2'xao
feet An exceptional value on very at
tractive terms.
IOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS
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SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.

BEAUTIFUL S-R.. 2-B BRICK RESI-
dence. "-car garage. OF 18th St., in ex-
elusive neiehborhood; can be purchased for
much less than cost rental to responsible
party considered: SI00. l626 Nicholson
ST. NV. Can he seen by appointment
only Occupant. GE. OSbe. OWNER
Ma 10ll
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WOODBRIDGE, ID. c.
o2lO Perry st. Only $6.o5O; easy
terms 6r bath large living room. large
lot h.-w.h Open owner and builder.
F. SONNEMANN. l.
SO. .55O-CHENY CHASE. D. c.
This Is without a doubt the finest value
in Chevy Chase. Colonial detached brick
home containing q large rooms > colored
baths recreation room , real wood-burn-
ing freplaces attic Furred. screened
weather stripped and caulked Situated on
large lot beautifully Handicapped: detached
garage. This home should sell to the first
person inspecting it Call Immediately
Potomac O31U
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SALE-ACREAGE.
LOW PRICED ACREAGE
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-NINE-RO DWELLING II
ACRES. acres of land subj suburbs Luray Va elsetric
andoah National Park entrance r. C.
BROYLES Box 324. Luray. Va.
of fertile land on Catoctin Mountain AZ
miles from Frederick Md. overlooking
beautiful historic Frederick Valley; half
in cultivation and half in timber: i'm
and water; apple orchard; set with . acres
OF money-making peonies, and this year
and clover. Ideal for home, flower or
truck farm. poultry small fruits. building
sites or sanitarium. Only so miles from
Washington and Baltimore. Easy terms
Come out and see me
LEON NJ ESTABROOK
X 3 Frederick Md. Tel. lsO3-F-4
. Miles Out on Shookstovn Rd
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AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.
POTOMAC GARGENS
COLONIAL BEACH VA
Starting Tuesday July 3 at 3:3O pm
and continuing until all are sold July
is the big day These are the best lots
ever offered and are sure to make you
money Come and lock them over FRANK
D. BLACKSTONE owner Colonial Beach
Hoteis> ls
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HousEs-uNFURNIsHED.

FOR COLORED-1I3S 10th ST. N.w.-I0
rooms and bath. newly papered; N5O.
r. O. BELT. Union Trust Bldg. l.
COLORED.
1884 Morton St. N.w.--6 rooms and
bath, hot-water heat and cleo
tricity ........ S31 90
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. ma. 2345.
WANTED 10 kENT-HOUSES.
i NEED HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS, LIST
with me for quick rental have many
clients waiting LESLIE D. MEASELL,
Cleveland 413:..
LET US HANDLE
YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES
40 years experience. Prompt remittances
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1914 Vermont Ave. d. 62I0
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4G& 4Sth NV

4OUS 4Sth NV.
Modern 5-r. and b. bungalow In good
repair; big lot: SHADE; sacrifice al the
price and terms We can quote. Key 1904
n. z. RYON CO.. 1916 N. Y. Ave MA. 1907
NEW SEMI-DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING.
One Of the highest elevations in D. c.
Six beautiful rooms = tile baths. hwd
floors. recreation room. 3 porches. built
in garage. Near schools. stores and trans
portation. Priced low at s. $50. Terms
See Mr.. Moss GE. 64S3
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1928 18th st. NV. DI 3347
$3.50.
Ky. ave. close TO Lincoln Park An at
tractive home Of six bright rooms and tile
bath, cellar in excellent condition This
hou-e must be sold and is offered at this
exceptionally low price for q quick sale
Easy terms can be arranged
JOHN F. DONOHOE 4 SONS
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SALE HOUSES.
0IIrAIrrr n A irrAfc, I,rm,, ,I,rx q c,,,In

40 years experience: Prompt remittances
,oI4 EpWARD y.Imons F. sSs sSHwARrzi D1 NC; salo
SALE HOUSES.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE
S-room house, built-in garage; other extra
features. 34O9 Wisconsin ave. NV. 4.
NEAR 9th AND K NE.-6 r. AND BATH,
small down payment. AD. l0a7s.
semi-de3.. % new: $500. Tins price is less
Is6-M, Star once.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 33l BALTIMORE
ave.-S8 200; 81. 900 cash. balance terms
New 6-room brick bungalow. steel sash;
concealed radiation. elec. refris tiied
F. 8. PAPOT. builder.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-vACANr. MOVE
in Immediately. Come out TO 433 NEW,
brick; it has six rooms, bath, slassed
sleeping porch. toilet and laundry trays
in basement. Modern In every respect and
IN new-house condition: The price is only
Open until pm or National 44s". l"
LESS THAN $4,000. FROM OWNER.
modern 6;room house good NV. white sec
st. NV. Open and lighted evenings and
Sunday. Call wisconsin 3:4s.
BUILDER WILL CONSIDER SMALL
house in trade. Or sell at sacrifice beau,
2-bath brick home in good NV. location:
garage. deep lot; Paved street and alley.
Call Cleveland S37.
1926 BAY ST. Sc. BET. 18th. 10th. B
and c sts.-6 large rms: colored tile bath
with shower; glassed and heated sleeping
porch; oil burner. Frieidaire, oxford cabi;
earase. Something new and attractive in
row house desienlng. Unusually reason
ss6o do%n Gs Mr eHRs SA
Keys at 1924 Bay St sc.
MODERN GRIN. BRICK BUNGALOW: GA
rage. cor. lot; Silver Spring; $3.50 cash;
attractive terms. WILLIAM +. CARLIN.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. 5a44 BROAD
Branch I'd. Chevy CHASE. d. c.. detached
brick, large rooms - bed roomsl. 9
complete baths. inclosed sleeping porch
shrubbery and flowers. real home at
sSfs & to sss IL OPEN EVERY EVE
70 s.Nc or fs0H esi sEscof. nS cS fursrz' ss4 "
FOR A BARGAIN SEE
l59 you ST. NE
Modern. Modern and and. in new Sr, condition Most
terms. Open all day until sold
WAPLE JAMES. INC
l":6 l4th ST. NV. DI 334s.
1920 18th ST NV
ideal for roominE house purposes viii sell
at low figure and on exceptional terms.
W H. WALKER "a 18th ST.
WoODRIDGE D, C-NEw 5-ROOM
brick BUNGALOW. with large attic and IA;
down @ payment. ] n Salance eGHenent IKE rent small
WoODRIDGE REALTY Co.
e37z Rhode Island Ave. NE NO 1eO3
. SHERMAN CIRCLE ROOMS. BATH
Reasonsble !.
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1.4OO-3-RM. BUNGALOW. LYON PARK.
Gas. elec Lot 5OXl5O
ALL ON HARD ROADS OR STREETS
81 S1.10O-100x1l1 in attractive neigh
borhood'. sidewalk, shrubbery sewer gas
and water
81 950-6 acres: beautifully wooded
knoll
50 5OO-0.7 a: stream: nr. Chain Bridge.
So 5O0-I.1 acles; view into Washington.
E NEWTON SNIDER
Phcn Walnut SS64 Eve CO l113 i
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SALE-LOTS,


SALE-LOTS.
ATTENTION BuILDERsi
We have some choice detached lots.
50xl4s. on Nottingham Drive Just of
Wisconsin ave-. across the street from
Chevy Chase Golf Club. will finance
Gesponslble builder; See MI; Towbes.
49xll4 CHOICE LOT. AVENUE FRONT
nigh elevation and view, near large Gov
eminent park: part OF original George
washington farm adjacent to Mount Yer
non. Must sacrifice. II sold this week
$3.50; half cash, balance easy terms To
inspect. call Columbia 6I4S after q pm.
WOODED LOT 5OxIO4: PRICE. $500:
all white section; high elevation, Southeast
Washington. CL. 1860. /"
DESIRABLE ROW-HOUsE LOTS IN VA
rtous sections OF city
B. H. GRUVER. OWNER
Investment Bldg Ma 1887
IDEAL LOCATION FOR ROW HOUSES
or small apartments. About 15, 900 50, II.
~ lth and sts. ne.
DUVAII. & Co.
522 nth St NV /.
COLORED-12 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots IN D. G.. 20x1O0 feet; sos each. Mr..
COOPER. MA. 1859. 8:
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COLORED.

Just off 10th st. 1915 Swami st. NV
s rooms and bath. in good condition; $50
per month Open for inspection.
Carl G. Rosinski. Homer Bids. Ma. 1854.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-01
FIELD DEPUTIES OF
REVENUE DEPT. TO
TRAIN INTENSIVELY

RALEIGH, May 15-especial).
The SIS field deputies of the state
department of revenue, in charge
of income, license and sales tax
collections over the state, are to
be given some intensive instruc-
ton in how to audit the various
types, of tax returns in the special
school to be held here Wednesday
and Thursday.
Particular emphasis will he
placed on the study of the most
effective means of making collec-
tions from delinquent taxpayers
and especially from merchants
who are delinquent m sending. in
their sales tax collections. 1t was
pointed out that there is less ex-
cuse for merchants to become de-
linquent in sending in sales tax
collections than for any others,
since they do not pay the sales
tax but only collect it..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-01
PROGRAM
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 4

Invocation-Rev. L. T. Wids
Special music-Music Club chorus
ddras-Hon Dennis G. Brumm Attorney General of North
Carolina.
Presentation of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F. NJ Waters.
Benedction-Rev. James P. Burke
Noe single class session will be held Thursday closing at 100
p M Pupils will get report cards at $3.50 a. No. Frlday
Thursday night S class night
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-01
SHOW BUSINESS GAINS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May
1. (UP).-The American theatre
is making a comeback into popu-
larity, Walter Hampden, one of
the nations foremost actors, said.
"The future takes a prophet" he
declared, "butyt the stage business
shows decided irlprovement
over last year, - -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-01
Says Rails Would
Close Big Canal

WASHINGTON, May 1.,G{UP).
Charges that railroads are trying
to close the Panama Canal were
placed before the National Rivers
and Harbors congress by Senator
Key Pittman. Nevada, yesterday.
Pittman said the railroads are
selfishly seeking to block the ca
nal so they can get business which
has been diverted to inter-coastal
shipping, despite the fact that ca
nal business amounts to only two
per cent of the country's freight.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-01
DEMAND MUNITIoN CONTROL

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May
1.-UP).-Strict licensing Of
munitions manufacturers and COLI
troll of orders filed by them was
advocated by the National. Coun-
ell for the Prevention of War, TO
insure peace in the world. -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-01
ROLL CALL
OF 1884 SENIOR CLASS

Subject to additions or deletions
BOYS
JOHN BAUGHMAN
BILL BECK
THOMAS BLACKMAN
WILLIAM BRADLEY
PAT BROWN
CHARLES BRYSON
IVAN COFFEY
DONALD DRAKE
BROWNLOW DUNLAP
HAYWOOD FAISON
ROBERT FRANKLIN
JACK GESSER
RUDOLPH HUDSON
NORMAN MILLER
DONALD PARKER
DICK POLLITZER
GEORGE PUG
ROBERT PUG
CHARLES SHERRILL
HOWARD SMITH
CHESTER VAUGHN
..$;MILLIARD WHITESIDES
- JACOB WILLIAMS
ROBERT STEVENSON
: WILL MAXWELL
|, HUBERT HARRISON
GIRLS.
NANCY, ALLEN
HAZEL ANDERSON
JERRY ARLEDGE
ANNA COOLEY
CHRISTINE FISHER
RUTH GARREN
il. HORTENSE HEADRICK
MARIE JUSTUS
DOT KELLY
LURLA, MAYNARD
DRAMA MAYS
ETHELENE MERRILL
HAZEL McATEE
EFFIE McMINN
EDNA MILLS
JEANETTE MOTTSMAN
YLIA PUG
LYDIA REESE
LULA MAE RHODES
JANICE SKIPPER
MARGARET STEPP
ELLA MILLS
MYRTLE PACE
MAY PACE
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-01
Fruitland Senior
Class Play This
Thursday Night

The senior class play, "The
Path Across the HILL" comedy
drama in three acts. will be pre-
sented by the senior class at
Fruitland Institute on Thursday
evening. MAY 3, at Sis o'clock.
in the school auditorium. a small
admission will be charged,
The cast for the play is as fol-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
JOAN BL0NDELL 1ALL ASA. .PLA ANES IN NEW KIND OF ON SCHEDULE OR'
 CANISTER FILM CHARTER TRIPS
Baranonf, Chichagof and Kruzof Handle Much
 Business

Last evening at o'clock the seaplane Baranof, of the Alaska Southern Airways, pilot Gene Mey- ring, made, charter trip to Taku Harbor to get Walter Rooney, Supervisor of Service for the Am erican Can Company, who had flown there earlier in the day. Manager A. B. Hayes of the Alas ka Southern Airways, made the round trip. The Baranof returned here at g.
 This morning shortly before Il o'clock the seaplane Baranof, pilot Meyring, Lloyd Jarman, mechanic, left for it's weekly mail and pas senger trip to Sitka and way points. Stops will be made at Todd, Ten akee, Hood Bay and Hawk Inlet in addition to Sitka. O. L. Black stone, who has been receiving med ical care at St. Ann's Hospital took passage for Sitka on the plane. The plane will return to it's Ju- neau base this afternoon
 The Baranof will make it's sched- uled trip to Chichagof and way points tomorrow with mail and passengers. It is probable that it will make many of the stops on today's schedule with mail from the Aleutian, Manager Hayes said.
 Mail Delays Chichagof
 Due to the late arrival of the steamer Aleutian in Ketchikan, the seaplane Chichagof, of the Alaska Southern Airways, did not make its weekly mail, express and pas senger flight to the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island until this morning, MT. Hayes said.
 The Chichagof, piloted by R. E. Ellis, A. P. Brewer, mechanic, is due in Juneau this afternoon to take the Washburn Crillon party to Lituya Bay and will be under charter to the party this afternoon and tomorrow. From Lituya Bay the Chichagof will freight the sup plies of the party to Lake Crillon which is to be its headquarters during the attempt to climb Mt Crillon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
Raspberry Pudding

cups berries, l cup sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, F teaspoon cin- namon, F teaspoon cloves, F tea spoon nutmeg, 1s teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, # cup or ange juice.
 Wash and drain berries. Add sugar, flour, spices. Add rest of ingredients and pour into but tered shallow dish. Cover with crust.
 Crust
 11a cups flour, 2 teaspoons bak-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
ALASKALAUNDRY HAS LATEST NEW CLEANING PLANT
Installation of Zorick Gar ment System to Be
 Completed Today

Installation will be completed to- day of the new zorick garment cleaning system which was re- gently purchased by J. s. Mac Kinnon, for the Alaska Loundry. This equipment, which is the very latest in the way of dry cleaning machinery, was carefully inspected by MT. MacKinnon when he was in Seattle six weeks ago, before he made the purchase.
 It is modern in every respect and is said to have finer results in cleaning work than any pre- vious system which has been used. The machinery arrived on the Alaska and J. Haynes, engineer in the Seattle office of the zorick
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
'Blondie Johnson Opens Tonight at Colise cum,
 with Chester Morris

A new type of picture comes to the screen of. the Coliseum The atre tonight with the First Ma tional production, "Blondie John- son. featuring Joan Blondell and Chester Morris.
 Where heretofore men of force and inherent qualities of leader ship, although criminally inclined, have ruled their henchmen with a relentless hand and swayed their "molls" to their will, in Blonde Johnson" a woman, young, beau- tiful and brilliant, holds the men to heel both in gigantic criminal plots and in love.
 Joan Blcndell, the fiery and pep pery blonde, exhibits a strange and fascinating personality in her char acterization of the iron-willed wom- an leader who doesn't hesitate to send the man she loves to his death because she thinks he has betrayed her and the band.
 Her sister the victim of a hypo- critical lover, her mother dying through poverty and neglect, and she herself on the verge of star vaticn, she deliberately sets out to use her beauty to lure the male and use him to further her own ends. This shoes does successfully only to find in the end that her love is stronger than the hatred in her heart.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
MENUS TODAY
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
 c.u.- CoIoJ Eo. nspnor

Salmon Salad For Dinner Dinner Menu for Four ........ Salmon Salad Salad Dressing
 Potato Chips
 Creamed Green Beans
 Bread Peach Jam
 RadiSheS
 Raspberry Pudding
 Coffee
 Salmon Salad for Four .. 1 cup salmon, 3 hard cooked eggs, diced 2-3 cup diced celery, 1-3 cup diced cucumbers, 2 table spoons chopped sweet pickles, 2 tablespoons chopped pimientos, F teaspoon salt, II teaspoon paprika, F cup salad dressing, tablespoon lemon juice.
 Mix ingredients with fork. Chill and serve on lettuce leaves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
GRADUATE EIGHTEEN

Eighteen high school students were recently graduated by the Fairbanks High School. Diplomas were given to Clarence H. Carlson, Clarence J. Carlson, Clifford Carl son, Helen Dunn, Thomas Herring Walter Herring, Lowell Hemen, Ed gar Johnson, William Joy, Ruth Joy, Ruth Larsen, J. Franklin Me Garvey, Arthur Norlin, John Nor lin, Katherine Peterson, Edna Steel, Margaret Stewart and Eugene Uotila.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
Salad Dressing

egg yolks, 2-3 cup sugar, 3 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, teaspoon salt, 4 tea spoon paprika, fl teaspoon celery salt, F cup vinegar, F cups water.
 Beat yolks and add sugar, flour, mustard, salt. Blend and add rest of ingredients. | Cook slowly and stir constantly until thick and creamy. Pour into jar, cool, cover and chill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19

Mining Lscation So:ices at Elm pire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-06-19
Flat Failure Y For NauaI Session Is Forecast

LONDON, June 19.-Informed Japanese quarters here predict ed flat failure for the pre- liminary naval conversations to be opened here shortly by the world powers.
 From the same source came expressed fears also that the 1885 Naval Conference will be a failure unless the powers are willing to consider Japan's defense needs"