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Matanuska Valley pioneer., 1935-12-12

Walter E. -1untley of Tract 30 is to be our new Commi siOner, but it is doubtful if his duties will interfere much wi tn work on his tract. The l-atanus3zG Valley cppos.rs to be a fairly law abid- ing cornnuni tY, and let's hope it rcm2i inS that Wcyc
Matanuska Valley pioneer., 1935-12-12

If you need car end feel lucky look up either Tom Nelson or 0Cklehona" JChn Stalle Both gre l'1ffIinG off tn2lr autOmo- biles t.x21 eY0oct to have the draw ines some time around tho first of the ycCr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
State Official
Will Be Speaker
at Club Meeting

Meeting of the Seventh District
Federation of Women's Clubs will
be held at 10 Friday morning, at the
SEVERN, with Lieut.. Gov. M. Clifford
Townsend as the speaker to be pre-
sented by the department of legis-
lation. Mrs. Philip Zoercher is de-
partment chairman.
Reports of club presidents will be
given with the following clubs re-
porting:
Wednesday Afternoon Club, Mrs.
A. F. Walsman; Welfare Club, Mrs.
E. Monty Campbell; Woman's Ad-
vance Club, Mrs. A. A. Thomas;
Woman's Department Club, Mrs. R.
o. McAleXander; Woman's Munic-
ipal Gardens Department Club, Mrs.
Robert Shank; Woman's Relief
Corps, George H. Thomas Post, Mrs.
Frances M. Bilyeu; Woman's Re
search Club Mrs Edmund D. Clark;
Womans Retail Druggists AsSocia-
ton, Mrs. o. A De Loste; Women
Auxiliary to National Federation of
Postoff1ce Clerks, Mrs. Clifford B.
Moore; Women's Auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association, Mrs.
Ralph Cradick; Wy-Mo-Dau Club,
Mrs. John w. Thornburgh, and
zetathea Club, Mrs. j. S. Bates. Mrs.
G. ]. Finch, district president, will
preside at the morning session.
Mrs. Tilden Greer, first vice presi-
dent. will preside at a luncheon fol-
lowing the meeting and will present
DR.. Ada Schweitzer, chairman of
the division of mental hygiene, who
will lead a discussion on that
subject.
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In the Realm of Clubs

Soviet Russia" discussed by Mrs. c.
E. Thomas, and How to Make Lit
erature a Vital Force in Our Liv-
ing" by Mrs. S. G. Howard, Mrs.
Alvin G. Fisher and Mrs. L. G.
Brock.
Members of the New Century
Club will meet with Mrs. j. M. Tin
dali, 401 N. Arsenal-av. Mrs. H. L.
McGinnis will assist the hostess
Mrs. Gordon Mess will present THE
Moon and SiXpence" and Mrs
Joseph Mess, Here and There in
the World of Art"
THURSDAY
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb will talk
on "a Heroine of Free Thought" at
a meeting of the Portfolio Club at
the Propylaeum. The supper COM
mittee includes Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Forsyth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolpn Schmuck.
Aftermath Club members will as
Senble at the home Of Mrs. P. H.
Yant, 2444 Park-av, for a regular
meeting. Mrs. H. E. Won Grimmen-
stein and Mrs. E. V. Mitchell will
present program.
A review of "At Thirty-Three" by
Mrs. j. Blaine Hoffman will be a
feature of the North Side Study
Club program. Mrs. William A.
Meacham, 1896 Park-av, will en-
terrain.
Hostess for the regular meeting
of the 1908 Club will be Mrs. C. o.
Warnock, 1924 Park-av.
Mrs. F. M. Smith will discuss
OLIVER Twist" when members of
the Thursday Lyceum Club meet
with Mrs. w. M. Sommers, 424 E.
49th-st.
Mesdames Fred G. Gardner, P. M.
Dill and Harry Martin will be
hostesses for a meeting of the Re-
view Circle.
Program for a meeting of the In
dianapolis Woman's Club will be
Spring Lamb" by Mrs. Danield I.
Glossbrenner, and EFT lie Mechant
Loup," by Mrs. Guy Wainwright.
Hostesses for the Irvington Fort
nightly Club will be Mrs. o. L.
Black and Mrs. S. L. Potter. Mrs.
L. M. Richardson will talk on
Modern Jewish Literature" and
Mrs. George Buck, "Yiddish Litera-
ture."
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Alunnae Group
of St. Agnes to
Hold Song Fest

Song fest" and discussion of &C.
tivities will feature the regular
meeting of st. Agnes Academy
Alumnae Association at 8 Monday
night at the academy with the pres
ident, Miss Alice Jane Hessler, pre-
siding.
officers of the alumnae ano
chairmen of standing committees
have been named by Miss Hessler as
hostesses for the meeting Officers
with Miss Hessler are Miss Marjorie
McDuffee, vice-president; Miss
Mary RoSalie Beck, secretary, and
Miss Gretchen Mary Yeazel, treas
urer.
The alumnae's annual skating
party will be discussed.
Following the transaction of bust
ness, bridge and other games will be
played and refreshments served
Yellow tapers will light the serving
table to be laid with a lace cloth
and entered with a bowl of yellow
pompoms. Academy students will
assist in serving.
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The Rogers performance will be
one Of the few he has made on the
stage since the radio and the
screen placed full-time demand on
his services several years ago. A
leading box office movie attraction
throughout the world, he spends
most of his time on the Pacific
Coast and was on location when Of
icers Of the Junior League reached
him and induced him to make a
special appearance in indianapolis.
He will fly to New York tomorrow
and stop here on his return trip.
Mrs. A. Ewing Sinclair is gen.
eral chairman of the committee.
Headquarters we're opened today IN
the DenisOn Building. Pennsylvania
and Ghosts. Sale of tickets at
popular prices will be directed from
the headquarters. Mrs. Sinclair an
nOunCed.
Other committee members are
Mrs. George T. Parry, assistant gen.
eral chairman; Miss Katherine M.
Brown. treasurer; Miss jeanne Dis
settle. downtown booths; Mesdames
Robert Scott. Norman Metzger,
Frederick T. Holiday and Thomas
r. Kackley, luncheon clubs. and
Mrs. William P. Anderson and Mrs.
William C. Griffith, general tickets.
Mr.. Rogers will be met at the air
port by Gov. Paul v. McNutt and
other leading citizens. His last ap-
pearance here was at the Armory
seven years ago.
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Event Set
to Start
Activities
Columbia Club Will Be
Host Jan. 26 for
Dinner Party.

Entertainment committee Of the
Columbia Club announces an infor-
NAL Ginner-bridge and dance for
Saturday, Jan. 26, at the clubhouse
as the first of the clubs major So
cial activities of the new year.
Arrangements have been made for
members and their parties to have
dinner in the main dining room on
the third floor beginning at 1870.
Some of the groups will attend
bridge play in the women's dining
room following dinner and return
to the main dining room later for
dancing. Both contract and auc-
ton will be played and prizes
awarded for holders Of high scores.
The following members will be
hosts and hostesSes for the dinner
bridge:
MeSsrs. and Mesdames George l..
Ramey, Irving w. LemauX, Clar-
ence H. Beach, Walter Howe, c. E..
Mason, John K. RuckelshauS, A. N.
Bobbitt, George S. Olive, c. E. Will
kinson, Ray H. Briggs, j. H. KEN
per, Herbert G. Tyson, A. ]. Gala
way, Maurice L. Mendenhall, R. E.
Ellis, j. Van Norsdall, Charles
Bracket, John A. Refs, G. E. White,
Vance Oathout, H. E. Nyhart, Paul
Summers, Edward Treat, Bert M.
Forbes, B. B. Pettijohn, Charles
Seidensticker, Wallace o. Lee, Irv-
ing Wesley, Fred Krauss, DR.. and
Mrs. Cleon Nafe and DR.. and Mrs.
A. L. Sparks.
Out-of-town hosts and hostesses
will be MeSsrs. and MeSdames
Jesse L. Murdon, Peru; A. L. Payn-
ter and w. R. Carr, Anderson; Otis
Broadway and Harry M. cranberry
Newcastle; Harry M. Wolfe, Mum
Gle; Fred S. Purnell, Attica, and
Frank S. Reynolds, Cambridge City
The next monthly luncheon and
bridge party for women members
and their guests will be held in Feb
ruary.
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CHURCH GROUP TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

The Rev. William F. Rothen-
berger will conduct installation
services tomorrow afternoon at the
meeting of the Mary Conkle Circle
of the Third Christian Church at
the home Of Mrs. Harry Rybolt,
3843 Central-av.
New officers to be installed are
Mrs. j. NJ. Miner, president; Mrs.
G. r. Matthews, first vice president;
Mrs. j. A Crouch, second vice.
president; Mrs. B. H. Bacon, secre-
tary, and Mrs. J. B. Seitz, assistant;
Mrs. K. R. Vaught, treasurer, and
Mrs. George F'ramer. assistant.
Miss Dorothy Ann Rybolt will
present piano numbers. Mrs. Crouch
is retiring president.
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CHAPTER FORTY-FIVE

INEFFECTIVE SHANNON came
II downstairs at midnight to find
Peter Kendall waiting for him.
Peters hair was rumpled. His face
showed strains and anxiety, but his
eyes we're eager
81 got the call you left" he said.
I'm sorry you made the trip. l
could have told you over the tele-
phone" 49,
The light died in Peters eyes. 1
thought you had news for ne"
we have. Mr.. Kendall. We know
where your wife is. That IS, we
know the neighborhood she is liv-
ing in"
"Then why can't you find her?"
1--WE expect to. The difficulty is
that the area is a nest of apartment
buildings"
Put every man you have on the
Job. Move Heaven and earth"
Detective Shannon told Peter
what had happened. A girl had
phoned for cab in hurry from
a home at Ingleside. She had told
the driver she lived on Roland-st,
but instead of going home had left
the cab at a drug store"
What about the home in lngle-
side? What did you find out there?"
Peters voice was hoarSe with an
xiety.
I'VE found that a man, his sis
ter and two children live there.
The neighbors said the entire family
is spending the holidays out of
town. The place was closed tight
as wax. We're investigating the
possibility that the driver went to
another house. The homes in the
section are similar. Well make in
quirieS at this place as soon as the
family returns. Meanwhile, we ex-
pect to find her"
You're sure she is my wife,"
1.-The driver is positive she is the
same girl he drove away from your
apartment that morning. He identi-
fed the picture of her. 1t was just
a coincidence, Mr.. Kendall, that
this driver was sent to answer her
call tonight"
We'll work as fast as we can
It may be only few days before
we find her"
Peter drove home. The thought
of Ann telephoning from some
where in fearful hurry worried
him. She must have been in trouble
of some kind She was so little and
helpless to be alone. She needed
to be protected.
r
TIE would see Sarah tomorrow.
II Perhaps Ann had communl-
Gated with her. He would make
Sarah see that she must tell him
if she had had news, whatever 1t
might be.
Sarah telephoned Mac next day
to say, Il can't meet you for lunch,
honey. I'm having caviar with
Peter Kendall instead of steak and
onions with you"
1.-TWO timing me already?" Macs
voice came serious. HE probably
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Critic Will Speak

"A Movie Critics Holiday" is the
subject Of a talk to be given by Cor
bin Patrick, assistant dramatic critic
of The indianapolis Star at q
luncheon meeting of the Jessy Wal
lin Haywood Alliance of All Souls
Unitarian Church Thursday. Mrs
George Bradshaw will preside. Mrs
George Finfrock will be in charge of
the program and Mrs. Fred Deep
pers, in charge of luncheon.
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Women of
New Turkey
Discussed
Miss Selma Ekrem Heard
AS Town Hall
Lecturer.
Lecturer.

The Turkish woman. released
from the restrictions of the harem.
faces an emancipation with its dis
advantages as well as advantages,
was Miss Selma Ekrem's message to
the Town Hall audience Saturday
in the Columbia Club Speaking on
From the Western Harem to East
ern Freedom" Miss Ekrem, author
of Unveiled" denounced the mo
ton picture and story book" version
of a harem. which she explained
means an apartment reserved for
women"
The harem goes back to Mo-
manned, who divided the tent and
gave the women a corner for them
selves. The harem finally grew into
an institution and became a sort of
prison for Turkish women. where
man ruled supreme. Love did not
enter into marriages, arranged by
the mothers Of the men.
Miss Ekrem pointed out that
while, before the present freedom,
Turkish women were deprived of
education, civic and social activi-
ties, they did enjoy the advantages
of security and happy family life.
Today the emancipated woman, the
speaker pointed out, must think of
supporting herself and faces the
economic and social problems here
tofore COPIED with by the men of
| their families.
Our women also have the prob
lem of the midnight board meet
| ingS," Miss Ekrem said. I'm the
days of the harem every woman
could be married, but today with
monogamy, we have what you call
the old maid who must support
herself and a divorce situation"
1T has been II years since Tur-
key became a republic, and the
woman showed her face to the
world and faced the world" Miss
Ekrem said. Nov, is it freedom
or is it slavery? How many women
in this changing world have found
their proper place."
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TOMORROW

Ninth anniversary Of the Multum-
in-Parvo Literary Club will be OBJ
served with an informal guest day
and program with Mrs. Carl H. Irr-
gang and Mrs. Emil H. Souff1ot,
hostesses. Mrs. Horace G. Cassidy
will talk on Department of War
and Mrs. A. Glen Marquis will dis
cuss Department of Navy. Mrs.
Frank E. Weimer will be discussion
leader.
"a Great Teacher of China" will
be discussed by Mrs. Tom S. Elrod
when members of the Irvington
Home Study Club assemble at the
home of Mrs. Francis H. Insley, 558
N. Audubon-rd.
Mrs. Haskell Gift, assisted by
Mrs. George c. Bender Jr., will en-
terrain members of the Irvington
Friendship Circle at her home, $50
N. Arlington-av.
Mothers Club of zeta Tau Alpha
Sorority will hold luncheon-nee
ing at 1890 at the Butler University
Chapter House. Mrs William E.
Miller and Mrs. Lewis TRACER will
be hostesses for the meeting.
Mrs. A. A. Alexander will talk on
Anthony Adverse" and Mrs. j. E.
Bartlett will discuss essays of Ste
phen Leacock at meeting of the
Heyl Study Club at the Rauh Me-
mortal Library.
Luncheon will be served at 1 at
the home of Mrs. H. E. Hill, 4040
Park-av, to members of the Tuesday
Quest Club. Mrs. E. o. Snethen and
Mrs. E. S. Waymire will give read
ings.
Mrs. Lloyd c. Litten, 1909 E. 10TH
st. will entertain members of the
Expression Club. Miss Mary Bea-
trice Whiteman will read 1.-The Tie
That Binds" and Mrs. Glenethel
Thrust will sing Songs of the
Mountains.
Newman Mothers Club of Butler
University will meet at the hall at q.
WEDNESDAY
Election will be held at meeting
of the Irvington Mother Study
Club with Mrs. Charles F. Bechtold,
6617 E. Westinghouse. The pro-
gram will include Child Welfare in
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Announcements

Major Robert Anderson Relief
Corps NO. "A, will meet at 100 to-
morrow at FIT. Friendly 512 N. Illi-
nois-st. Mrs. Elizabeth Helms will
preside.
Englewood Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, will meet at tonight
in the Masonic hall, 2714 E. Wash
ington-st. Benjamin F. Blake,
worth patron, will preside. A me-
mortal service will be held.
Regular lecture of the child'S
guidance study course conducted by
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cunningham and spon-
sored by the Irvington Union of
Clubs will be held at 10 at the Irv-
ington Presbyterian Church Thurs
day.
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GAMMA ALUMNAE
TO HOLD MEETING

Members of Gamma alumnae Of
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority will
hold o'clock supper meeting Fri
day night at the Butler University
chapter house.
Mrs. James V. Rawlings, hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. John Troyer
Mrs. Henry De Vaney and Mrs
Merle McCloud. Mrs. Dale R. Hodges
will preside.
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MISS WARE TO BE
ALUMNAE HOSTESS

Dinner section of Delta Gamma
Alumnae Association will meet at
$50 tonight at the home of Miss
Mary Catherine Ware, 4343 Broad
way. She will be assisted by
Misses Margaret Walden, Margaret
Ensley. Jane CARRIER, Mary G.. Kill
lea and Margaret Mattingly.
The luncheon section met Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. H. Brent
White. who was assisted by Mes
danes Bon Aspey, Donald Rub, Ed
ward Fillion and Robert Zaiser.
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GILBERT ], HURTY
TAKES BRIDE

The marriage of Mrs. Gladys S.
Craig to Gilbert J. Hurry took place
at 5 yesterday at 8O8 E. 44th-st. DR..
Frank S. c. Wicks officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Denny attended
the couple.
Mrs. Hurry wore black gown with
a corsage of orchids and gardenias
and Mrs. Denny wore black with sill
yer trim with a corsage of brown
orchids and gardenias.
Mrs. Hurry as Jane Jordan writes
Manners and Morals for The Times.
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Alltm1n0e Elect

Miss Charlotte Engle is the re-
Gently elected president of Alpha x
Delta alumnae. Other officers are
Mrs. Ralph Mckay, vice president
Miss Catherine Lewis, secretary,
Mrs. George Ford, treasurer, and
Miss Betty Clark, corresponding Sec
rotary. The group will meet next
Feb. 8.
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Wnr Mothers to Meet

Business meeting of Capital City
Chapter, American War Mothers, is
scheduled for tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. S. A. Gwinn, 3437 N. Illinois
st. Covered dish luncheon will be
served.
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Junior League Sponsors
Program by Will Rogers
to Benefit Hospital Work
Star of Screen and Radio Will Appear al
Armory on Second Visit to
City in Seven Years.
JAN. IA, 1885

WILL ROGERS will Indianapolis Friday let his chips fall
w National Guard Armory, fly to
Hollywood picture Mr. Rogers hop-skip
the arranged by the Junior League of indianapolis
therapy department crippled children Hospital
personal will be applied to
department considered hospital
one o he most the institution
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The fourth in this series the modern method Of
instructions for the according originated Mr.
be
S
be
qualified Of the fifth
of
Of
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The fancy drill team of Capital
City Council SO, Daughters Of
America, will give a chicken supper
and card party tomorrow night in
Bushman hall, 11th-st and College
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colonies
n % friends
Every triad black letter smarked g.
maybe
mi
white D with dash above II
LESSO6-Key of C-The aGturci key.
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key the keyboard The white and black win then correspond to the
n a chords
Minor
without Menore the
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Officers Installed

Naomi Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star. has installed as new officers
worthy matron, Leona Byrkett;
worthy patron, Frank DUNCAN; as
sociate matron, Mae Wright: aSso-
ciate patron, Gay SLAMMED, and
Genevieve Bard, Kathryn Bortsf1eld,
Nellie - ammel. Goldie Garden. Eva
Schoe1 mann. Ruth Yount, Mamie
Passmore, Virginia James, Mae Byr-
kett. Nora Carey, Lola Mae Joyce,
Indiana B. Shirley, Amy Smith and
Florence Carr.
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Daily Recipe
RELISH
I pound crdnberries
I to ~ oranges

I TO 10 oranges
? cups sugar
Put cranberries through
meat grinder. Pare orange
with sharp knife, remove
seeds: trim off white men,
brane. leaving the pulp ex-
posed on the surface. Put rind
and pulp through grinder, mix
with sugar and berries. Let
set a few hours before serving.
For future use pour in glasses
and cover with paraff1n.
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Girls Group to Meet
Christ Church branch of the Girls
Society will meet at to-
morrow for dinner and a program.
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BY ELLEN WORTH

a pattern coupon
Ellen Worth Indianapolis 4 Maryland
dianapols, with Is IN
OF and
fall bullying
vtOdav
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(TO Be Continued
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-25
Capt. T. A. Ross
 Has Operation
 Now Improving

Included in a letter to Mrs. Gun nar Kaason, was news concerning Thos. A. Ross and family lately of Nome, who went outside following the fire, aboard the cutter North land.
 The letter reported that shortly after his arrival in Seattle he under went an operation on the right eye and had been released from the hos pital shortly before Christmas, with reported good results from the ep- eration. He stated further that an operation would be performed on his left eye in a couple of months and expected to have as favorable results as with the right eye.
 The news further included an ac- count of the voyage out, accompan- jed by Mrs. Ross and son John. After their arrival in Seattle they were joined by their daughter Fran ces and during the holidays, spent a very enjoyable time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-25
Wolves And
 Coyotes Are
 Vicinity Nome

Bil Dencken who has been min ing on Bangor since last summer was an arrival yestreday from his claim. He reported that in the vic inity of Anvil Creek, Prospect Or, and Rock Creek, he had noticed great abundance of wolf and coy ote tracks.
 He has been busy most of the fall new house for himself. At present he is in town for supplies and expects to return within few days. This is the first time for a number of years, he reports that such a number of indications of the of wolves in the Nome district, have been observed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-25
Wheeler X W'oolsey
  At Dream Tonight

It's too bad about the man who wouldn't go to see '"The Dark Horse" because he thought it was an ani- nal picture, because when he sees +"So This Is Africa" the latest Vince ler-W -Woolsey madcap-revelry, he's due for lot more confusion. It is to be shown at the Dream Theatre tonight, January 25th.
 For in this riotous, mirth-scintil- lating comedy it is hard to tell whether the animals are animals, birds, beasts, fowl or Wheeler and Woolsey.
 When the picture was produced Columbia Studios had to find don key who could kneel down on his right fore-1eg like a human being, huge six-inch fly that wouldn't resent being bitten in the back by Woolsey, a St. Bernard dog willing to have all his hair shaved off, a gorilla who liked to swing through the jungle, and six lions who had a much greater passion for chocolate than red meat.
 And that isn't all. One hundred Amazon women and 100 Tarzan men hold a huge and violent con clave in the jungle where these strange beasts roam and where Wheeler and Woolsey in evening clothes proceed to discover new sources of comedy for the amuse- ment of the public.
 Beautiful. dark Raquel Torres plays a vigorous and seductive role of an Amazon woman with Esther Muir, Henry Armetta, Eddie Clay ton and many others in the support ing cast Eddie Cline directed "So This is Africa from script by Norman Krasna.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-25
Mirow Flies
 Dentist North

Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust Airways took off this morning for Pilgrim Hot Springs with Barney Rolando as a passenger for Iron Creek, and George Washington's daughter as passenger for the Springs. From the Springs the plane will fly to Deering and Candle and return to Pilgrim Hot Springs to- morrow and fly MT. Rolando to his camp above Iron Creek Mrs. Harry Nelson, wife of MT Nelson, interest ed in the Roust Airways was a round trip passenger.