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, 1935-06-06
cBs.WABc

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CRIB ckac wibx wmas
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WAX woc
MOUNTAINOUS ky koh ksl
COAST - XIII koin kfrc kol kfpy XVI
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Cent. East.
2:45- 3~:l5-Rambles IN Rhythm, Ore.
3:15- 4:fs-vera Vans song Recital
$50 4.3o-Jack Armstrong - east.
Serenade-Dixie: Oraanist-west
3:45- 4:i5-Dick Tracy - basic: Just
Earried-Dixie. Tex Owens. RAN
aer-west: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
800 5:o0-Buek Rogers - east. NJ.
Sherman Orehestra-west * Dixie
4:15- 5;15 - Bobby BerSon = east.
IA. Sherman OrcheStra-midwest
, 1935-06-06
RADIO PROGRAMS

THURSDAY, JUNE Q Central and Eastern Standard Time)
Note; All programs TO key and basic chains or groups thereof unless speci-
d; coast % coast "a 70 c) designation includes all available stations.
Programs subject TO change. p. IA. Daylight time one hour ldterJ
, 1935-06-06
TheW W. rla
AT a Glance
By LESLIE C II
Central Press Staff WRITER

NEW YORK, June 6.-Relief
workers are wondering who was be-
hind President Roosevelt's public
work relief schedule. They agree with
critics Of the schedule that the rates
set are below subsistence.
The effect, the relief workers say.
Will be to nullify work relief.
But friendS Of the administration
are worried over O stronger kick
back than that.
They fear that contractors who
Gid on projects win take advantage
Of the low rateS-and that a nation
al scandal will result.
The announcement Of the PWA
wage schedule came at an unfortu-
nate time for senators supporting
the president on the bonus issue.
The bonus group say, in effect: See
unless the senate acts, the presi-
dent will net. He talked you out Of
the prevailing wage amendment,
but he will not talk us out Of q bon
u.s."
The weakness OF the bonus argu-
ment lies in the fact that it is tied
up with inflation, which many per-
sons fear. A bonus could win now,
II ii were a straight bonus, collected
by taxes.
Queer Angles
the entire relief setup-except as
It applies TO Secretary Of the In
terror Harold L. Ickes-is being
viewed with alarm now by many
liberals
There have been some peculiar de-
cisicns, some queer allotments (Such
as 80 million dollars for a plant 70
harness the tides in northeastern
Maine).
Public relief work factories were
closed summary in Ohio. yet bust
nC S 6 nerally was reaping the bene-
fit. The principle. however. was
deemed wrong" But now work is
let to contractors, who make a prof
It. while workers are hired on new
projects. some Of doubtful value. at
what relief officials say Is less than
subsistence wage.
Thus, useful work Is stopped, pur-
chasing power again Is lowered. work
net SO useful is begun and men are
rehired at extremely low wages be-
cause they are unfortunate enough
to be the victims Of a broken down
economic system.
When anybody asks the admins
tration in Washington why. there is
no response.
Yet. II business did object TO real
public relief work. 1t Is likely to be
the chief sufferer in the end. for
the states once more are throwing
up their hands and are seeking new
means Of taxing business locally TO
provide further relief. That is the
situation in Illinois.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07

SPECIAL DELIvERY TO DOUG- LAS. Daily at 1O:00 am. and 2:3O pm. Kelly BIake's SPECIAL DE- LIVERY-Phone 442. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
GEO. ARLISS MAGNIFICENT
 hS CARDINAL
Brilliant Spectacle of French Court Decadence
 Plays Capitol Theatre

At once magnificent spectacle and charming love story. "Cardin- al Richelieu." starring George Arliss, now showing at the Capitol Thea tYe, is based on the famous play by Sir Edward Bulver- -Lytton.
 Naureen O'Sulivan Is charming as Ienove, Richelieus beloved little ward, and Cesar Romero scores as Andre de Pons, fiery young con- epirator against the Cardinal, whom Richelieu wins over and marries to the girl to defeat the profligate kings scheme to make her one CT his courte1ans. Edward Arnold gives fine performance as the weak King. Francis Lister and Douglas Dumbrille are both excellent as the ambitious Prince Gaston and the sly Baradas.
 The story opens with the feudal lords plotting against Richelieu be- cause he has persuaded the weak ruler, Louis XIII, to issue decree confiscating their land and ends with Richelieu exposing a conspir- acy against the King and winning back his place in the heart and court of Louis XIII.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
OUTBREAKS
 BROADCAST
 ON SUNDAY
Liturgical Service Goes on Air-Mrs. Alexander,
 Choir to Sing

Next Sunday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock, Resurre tion Lutheran Church of Juneau will broadcast a 45-minute Liturgical Service over
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
DRAMA CLUBS TRYOU IS FOR
 PLAY FRIDAY
Ted Danielson Will Direct Production-All Mem
 bers Urged Into Roles

Troyuts for the Drama Club De- cember production, which-if royal ties are procurable-will probably be Noel Coward's hilarious three-act comedy .Hayfever, will be held Fri day evening at ! o'clock, in the grade school, with Ted Danielson as di- rector.
 Everyone who by registering as a member of the Drama Club has committed him or herself to an active interest in dramatics is urged to at tend the try-outs. Tt is necessary to have large number from which Ito choose if a satisfactory cast is to be discovered said MT Daniel son in announcing try-outs. "Wheth- CT or not you have had experience, if you are member of the Drama Club give us at least an opportunity to see what you can do.'
 "Hayfevers offers nine roles, em- bracing as many different types of characters, and each role is so dis inctly individual as to offer unlim- tied opportunities for dramatic ex- perimentation. Limitation of time makes it necessary that the cast be chosen at once. A first rehearsal will be called early in the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07

Station KINY. The soloist at this service will be Lola Mae Alexander She will sing, Teach Me; to Pray, 2 by George Giraffe, Jr. The Senior Choir of the church will sing the anthem, Now the Day Is Over by the Scandinavian composer, Oscar Berg. Rev. Erling K. Olafson will speak on ,"The Souls Awakening, in brief sermon.
 We believe this is the first time the Lutheran Liturgical Service has ever been broadcast over radio sta ton in Alaska" said the Rev. Erling K. Olafson in announcing the serv- ice today. "It is our belief that there are a great many Lutheran people in Southeast Alaska who have no opportunity to attend the Lutheran Church, and who have not heard a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
HEALTH OF PAUL
 ABBOTT IMPROVES

Reports current in Juneau recently concerning the health of Paul Ab- bolt, Alaska Sales Representative of the Dupont Powder company, are not correct, according to R. E. Mur- phy of Dupont's Seattle office, who is temporarily in charge of the com- pany's affairs in this district.
 MT. Murphy states that when he left Seattle on october 2l, MT. Ab- bolt was much improved in health It was not necessary for MT. Abbott to go east for medical attention, but is undergoing treatment at the Virginia Mason Clinic in Seattle. La- test reports received by MT. Murphy indicate that Mir. Abbott continues to improve
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
LOYALTY THEME
 OF COLlSEUM'S
 NEWEST DRAMA
The People $ Enemy Shows Melvyn Douglas
 as Shyster Lawyer

'The Peoples Envoy" story of a lawyer who seeks to divide his alle- ssance between his client, notor- GUS racketeer. and the latter's wife, with whom he is in love, opens to-. night at the Coliseum.
 Handled skilfully ana with feeling by Melvyn Douglas, Traps Stuart becomes more than brilliant un- derworld lawyer and clever mouth piece His portrayal adds prestige to his screen accomplishments, and many will consider it his best film performance so far.
 The story is something like this: Traps Stuart has served as the law yer for racketeer Vince Falcone throughout his career. When Fal- cone is caught and imprisoned for non payment of income taxes, he requests Stuart to look up his ne- glected wife and child so that they may be instrumental in gaining him parole. Stuart, fascinated by the lovely Catherine and before long ut terly in love with her, has to choose between his clients freedom and his own happiness. Of course, he does neither. the long arm of coincidence arriving just a little before his mar tyrdom.
 It is the gangster role from a slightly different angle and should be enjoyable. Lila Lee, always love- ly. is the charming wife.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
FLIES
 COUNCILS 10
 SALISBURY SD,

pr. w. w. Council and Mrs. Coun- ell were passengers to Sitka aboard the Alaska Air Transport Patco flown by Sheldon Simmons, leaving Juneau at Il o'clock this morning. Dr. Coun- Gil will visit mining ground on Sails bury Sound owned by Joe Hill. He and his wife expect to return to Ju- neau aboard J. J. Meherin's boat, the Triton, which is now in Sails bury Sound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07

Lutheran service for a long time. It it with these people especially in mind that this service is broadcast, but we also hope that others will listen in and that this may be a means of acquainting many who are not Lutherans with the nature of our work If there is sufficient re- sponse we hope to make this a regu- lar m n thly feature from our church."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07

Dai'y hmpire Want ads Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
BANDON HERE
 FROM SEATTLE

The freighter Bandon arriyeds at Commercial Dock at o'clock this morning and is scheduled to sail south at 6 p. m. today. Capt. Hugh Mcdonald is master of the vessel and Marlin Hill is purser.
 Mrs. c. Moran was passenger from Seattle.
 Outbound passengers booked are:
 To Seattle-Billy Began. To Kla- wock-Steve Luke. To Hydaburg- Daisy Edenshaw. V
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
Walks to Prison VoIuntm-iIy to
 serue 25 Yeors

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Nov. 7.--George T. Moore, of Seattle, voluntarily walked into the state prison here today to start serv- ing a 2O-year sentence for sec- end degree murder after a fight to reverse his conviction for the staying of Frankie Ray, in 9 Seattle night club had failed. A S25,O00 bail was forfeited be- cause of his failure to enter pris- on when ordered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-07
GOES TO PETERSBURG A. vanMavern, West Coast Grocery Company representative. left for Pc- tersburg on the zapora.
LEAVES ON zAPoRA

N. A. McEachran, Schwabacher Brothers representative, is passen- ger on the Zapora for Petersburg.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-31
AT THE MOVIES
Myrna 10y Performs
In Role Of Daredevil

Cast In the role of daredevil avia-
irix who risks life and limb for the
sake Of the man she loves, Myrna
10y. screen faYorite, heads the cast
OF Paramount's wings in the Dark
which comes to the Paramount thea
ter Friday and Saturday.
Cary Grant-"tall, dark and hand
some" is coupled with Miss 10y in
the romantic leads of the picture as
an airman who is scientist anC
adventurer. His life is devoted tc
making flight safe through the per-
lection Of instruments for blind fly
ing.
On the eve of the transatlantic
flight which will prove the complete
success of his experiments, he il
blinded by an accident.
Despairing Of ever recovering hi
sight and disdaining charity, he re.
tires to cabin in the woods to brood
But Miss 10y, who loves him, per.
suades him to return to his work
even furnishes money which he be-
lieves is coming from a series Of
articles on aviation which he is pub.
fishing.
just as his experiments are near
ing completion the airplane is recov.
cred by the company from whom he
bought 1t. Then Miss 10y, In a finaI
desperate effort to help him, under
takes flight from Moscow to New
York for an enormous purse.
In q final. gripping climax Carr
Grant goes aloft to bring Miss 10y
down when she Is fog-bound above
the landing field at the end Of the
flight. An accident restores his
sight and the two lovers are happily
united.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-31
British Stage Star
In American Picture
By George Clark

The first starring film of Binnie
Barnes, glamorous star of British
stage and screen, Will receive Its I'M
tial showing tomorrow at the Capitol
theatre. The picture Is Universal's
"One Exciting Adventure with Neil
Hamilton and Paul Cavanagh, and
Miss Barnes portrays the role Of the
most sensational and unusual adven-
turesS to be depicted by the cinema
Miss Barnes was taken to Holly
wood by Universal for There's Al
ways Tomorrow" after she had won
European recognition in the London
production Of "Cavalcade" and at
tracted worldwide attention in
Henry VIII" and Douglas Fairbanks
Private Life OF Don Juan" Her
work was so outstanding that she was
Immediately starred in lone Excit-
ing Adventure"
The story IS that. of a fascinating
woman who Is unable to look at 8
beautiful diamond without wanting
and getting it. Men mean nothing
TO her until she meets Neil, and she
means nothing to him. She becomes
involved with Mr.. Cavanagh, who en-
acts the part Of the most accomplish
ed crook in Europe, and the struggle
OF the two men, one OF whom she
wants and the other who wants her,
provides the basis for one of the most
interesting and thrilling yarns that
has reached the screen in q long time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-31

Shoals and islands In the James
river at Richmond, Va, nearly form
q footpath across the stream but Z
few hundred yards further down It
becomes deep enough for large
steamers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-31

Examples Of Christian art have
been received from all parts Of Ger
many for an exhibition, believed
unique. in the old Dominican church
Of EiSenach.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-31

Sign on the window OF q frank.
furter stand In Nashville. Tenn:
Our dogs don't bark but they're
good to bite"
Evening star., 1935-04-05
WEST POTOMAC PARK
HAS 7 new DIAMONDS
Five Others Are Now Under Con-
struction for Baseball Play.
ers in Anacostia Park.

Seven new soft ball diamonds have
just been completed in West Potomac
Park, south of the Lincoln Memorial
Rejecting Pool, and five others are
under construction In Anacostia Park,
it was announced yesterday by Albert
Clyde-Burton, assistant superintend-
ent Of the National Capital Parks.
This sport is becoming very popular
here, with 18 teams organized at the
washington Navy Yard alone, he said.
In addition, construction of two
new horseshoe courts is being started
near the First Division Memorial,
south Of the State, War and Navy
Building. The clay tennis courts in
Anacostia and Montrose Parks are to
be reconditioned and regarded imme-
diately so they may be opened about
the middle Of the month. Croquet
playing at night will be made possible
this year in Meridian Hill Park, where
eight courts are being reconditioned,
Clyde Burton said.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
GIRL STRANGLED,
AUTOPSY REVEALS
Grandmother, Near Death From
Poison, May Have Killed
Child Accidentally.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-Eleven-
year-old Margaret Hill, found dead in
the home where her grandmother lay
gasping for life, was a victim OF
strangulation, DR.. Sherman Leland,
county autopsy surgeon, has reported
DR.. Leland said the grandmother
Mrs. Mark L. Cohn, 66, near death
in a hospital from poison, might
have accidentally caused the child,s
strangulation by slap or clutch at
the throat.
The girls thymic gland, DR.. Leland
reported, was enlarged to such an
extent that a moderate shock might
have been fatal.
Police Inspector Edwin Maher, who
said Mrs. Cohn whispered I'm sorry
before she lapsed into Inconsistencies
at the hospital, expressed belief the
grandmother may have unintentionally
injured the child and then in hyster-
ical remorse attempted suicide.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
CONSTIPATION RELIEVED
QUICKLY BY EATING NEW
HONEY KRUSHED BREAD
Amazing New Bread Will Help Break Laxative Habit Quickly
If You Are Troubled With Constipation
and Bowel Troubles.

A new taste thrill awaits you
when you try Rice's Honey Krushed
Wheat Bread! It is a creamy,
crunchy, loaf so delicious you can
almost do without butter when you
eat it. II you viii eat slice with
your eyes closed you will almost
swear it is chock full Of delicious
nut meats. No fiat taste like you
find in ordinary whole wheat bread.
Toasted it simply cannot be beaten.
If you are constipated, feel tired
and rundown and lack your old
time zip and pep, change over now
to the new Rice's Honey Krushed
Wheat Bread. It relieves bowel dis
orders in a natural way without the
use Of harmful purges which compel
you to take more and more.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

TRIAL OF BANKERS
BY u. S. NEARS END
Three Detroit Men Charged With
Concealing Loan Used
for Speculation.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, April 5.-The Govern
mert's prosecution Of the three senior
officers Of the defunct First National
Bank, Detroit, drew near its end in
Federal Court today, and by tonight
or tomorrow morning jury will be
asked to decide whether they are
guilty Of concealing o loan used for
stock speculation to recoup a bank
loss.
John L. Hart. Herbert L. Chitten-
den and John Ballantyne, the latter
dean of Detroit's bankers, are charged
with concealing the loan in an alleg-
edly false report to the controller Of
the currency.
The trial is the first Federal prose-
cution growing out Of the 1888 COL
lapse Of Detroit's huge banking struc-
Evening star., 1935-04-05
Make This Ten-Day Test.

Start today eating Rice's Honey
Krushed Wheat Bread regularly
for just ten days. Make sure to
chew it well at every meal. Before
you know it your old-time vigor
will begin to return and the sooth-
ing action Of Rice's Honey Krushed's
secret ingredients will remove the
poisons that have accumulated In
your intestines and your elimination
will be vastly improved.
Be sure to get genuine Rice's
Honey Krushed Wheat Bread, all
ready sliced and wrapped in q new
moisture proof cellophane wrapper.
It Is easy to identify because the
outer crust has liberal extra coat
ing Of crushed wheat. Get YOUR
loaf today at your grocer!
(copyTisht 1885. AL rights yeserved)
Evening star., 1935-04-05
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

sing Grieg's Breath Of April" as the
high light Of her recital on WRC at g..
Her program also includes IN See
You Again" and while You Love
Me"
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt viii give
the eighth of her series of radio talks
on WJSV at 8. She is expected to
discuss some phase Of her official life
at the White House.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
FIRE PROVES REAL

MILWAUKEE, April P.-Failing
to locate anything that looked like q
fire, crews and fire apparatus de-
parted from an apartment building
here.
An hour later they were recalled
when neighbors spotted flames leaping
through the roof.
Today two firemen were nursing in
juries and owners Of the building fig
ured damage of 81 800 from the blaze
the firemen apparently missed on the
first trip.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

Joe e. Brown, screen comic, will be
the guest star on the Hollywood Ho-
tel" program, WJSV attraction, at
$50. He will take part in preview
Of his latest film, "Alibi Ike"
A dramatized version Of Little Red
Riding Hood" will be presented by
Beatrice Lille during her program on
WMAL at 8.
JeSsica Dragonette, soprano, will
Evening star., 1935-04-05

Cases Of constipation and bowel
trouble Of long standing can now
be relieved Natures own way by
simply eating Rice's Honey Krlshed
Wheat Bread. This corrective
bread made by a new secret process
endorsed by leading physicians
keeps the body regular by supply
ing your diet with the necessary
roughage plus a liberal supply Of
pure honey, which Doctors agree,
has stimulating action upon the
intestines.
Rice's Honey Krushed Wheat
Bread Is now baked daily and sold
at all leading food stores for those
people who have been forced to take
harsh purges and other laxatives-
many of which are habit-forming
and which sometimes cause serious
harm.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
THIEF SAYS HE "AW0KE"
AS CLOCKS GAVE ALARM
Timely Jingles Reveal Them Un-
der His Coat in Store.
Sentence, so Days.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 5.-Charles Co.
burn was speaking to Municipal
Judge Green.
"Your honor" said he, "those
alarm clocks went off and I awoke
to find myself thief"
The clocks in question were under
Coburn's coat, the police said, as he
walked from a store. It was then
that they rang.
The Judge decided to have Coburn,
81, locked up in the house of cor
rection for so days.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
Vote Winner Found Ineligible.

BROOKLAND, Ark. R-J. w.
Price, his name written in on the
ballots, received pluralities for both
mayor and city recorder. Then he
realized he did not hold a poll taz
receipt and was ineligible for either
post. The city's personnel problem
still Is unsolved.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
CENTER TO PRESENT
PAGEANT APRIL 11.12
''Simon Bolivar the Liberator,"
to Be in Observance of Pan.
American Day.

The Community Center Department
will present the pageant drama. Isl
mon Bolivar the Liberator," on the
evenings Of April II and - in the
Roosevelt High School Auditorium.
The program will be in observance of
pan-American day.
Members of the Latin American
diplomatic corps will be invited to
attend the opening performance.
Guests the second night are to include
educators and students from the
schools, colleges and universities in
and around Washington.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest Of the
Community Center Department will
direct the presentation.
Admission cards may be obtained
by the public by applying next week
at the Offices of the Community Gen.
ter Department.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

lures, and q score Of other financial
figures, indicted on similar charges,
waited today for the jury verdict on
the first court test.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
Wales Honors Town.

Berwick Tweed, England, has re-
ceived velIum, signed by the Prince
of Wales, honoring the town for hav-
ing maintained lifeboat station for
100 years.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

Finland Shows Surplus.
Finland shows a surplus in its 1885
budget.
Evening star., 1935-04-05
Church Moved 16 Miles.

A church has been moved le miles
In the Durham district Of England.
Evening star., 1935-04-05

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Evening star., 1935-04-05
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-07-20

it is found that only 100000 or even
100000 more is needed to assure the
teachers the salary increase OF 70
per cent which they thought had been
assured them, the State cannot afford
to quibble over an amount no larger
than that, it was indicated.
There was never any intent on the
part of the school commission to de-
prive any teacher of any increase pos
sible, it is agreed here. The only
contention was that if it granted the
increases due the experienced teachA
ers for experience and better certifi-
cation, that it would not have enough
money left to give all the others
flat 20 per cent increase in addition
to these other increases. But the
commission has already gone ahead
of the intent of the General Assembly
and set aside enough funds to provide
a flat increase of % per cent in sal
aries instead of only 20 per cent, if
experience and training are not taken
into consideration.