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The Washington times., 1935-11-02
DIED

DERN, EVAN THOMAS-On Friday morn.
ing, November l. 1885, at S1bley Me.
mortal Hospital, EVAN THOMAS DERN,
the beloved husband of Elise Dern. Re.
mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh st.
8. E.
day morning. November 4, 1895, at 10
o'clock from the W. W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh St.
s. E.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment will follow in Haugh Church
Cemetery Keymar, Nd.
GOODALL, CHARLES T.-On Thursday,
October 81, 1895. at Emergency Hos
pital. CHARLES T. GOoDALL, the be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Ruth Goodall and
father of Mrs. vannesss Henkel. Late
residence, 1929 Columbia Road, n. W:
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets, Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Satur.
day afternoon, November 2, 1885, at 2
o'clock. from the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home 1400 Chaplin st. N. W.
attend. Interment will follow in Con.
gressional Cemetery.
GIULIANI, LEOPOLDA-on Friday, No.
vember 1. 1898. at sibley Memorial Hos
pital LEOPoLDA GIULIANI beloved wife
of Lucien Giuliani, of S04 Butternut st.
N. W.: Mrs. o. v. Cooper. of 9oS Virginia
Ave. S. E., and Leo Giuliani. of Battle
Creek. Mich, and sister of Mrs. Antoinetta
Capelli, of 1120 North Capitol st. Re-
mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home. 14OO Chaplin st. N. W.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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PROGRAMS AT NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS

rsvsred for FPidss john 50i Bo1s. SaGk III
"Red Heads on Parade; oddity:
sPGrtree tSe zaDd TED .ndrtT dsws
AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers in Top Hat; cartoon: %
in 1.-TWO for Tonight; Alibi Racket;
Morris in pursuit: songreel; variety.
Saturday: Give Brook in Dressed
to Thrill; Hoot Gibson in Powder
smoke Range; Popeye.
CENTRAL - Sunday and Monday:
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in
TOP Hat; cartoon; sportreel: Tues
day sk and oks IN a caFk of the Sa0S ana
cartoon. Thursday and Friday: Peter
LORE in Mad Love-; songreel; Todd
Kelly comedy; cartoon. Saturday:
wallace Beery in "oShaughnessy's
Boy; Last Wilderness"
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Will Rogers in STEAMBOAT Round
the Bend; cartoon. Wednesday and
Thursday: Bing Crosby in TWO ,.ol for
Friday: Edmund Lowe in Thunder in
the Night; Keaton comedy; sport
reel. Saturday: Ted Lewis in Here
Comes the Band; oddity; cartoon.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Joe E.
Brown in Bright Lights; bandreel.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Ted Lewis
in Here Comes the Band; sportreel.
Thursday and Friday: Bette Davis and
George Brent in Special Agent;
Todd-Kelly comedy. Saturday: John
Boles in RED Heads on Parade;
Norman Foster in "Superspeed"; car
toon.
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: zasu
Pitts in "she Gets Her Man; com
LORE in Mad Love-; songreel: sport
reel Thursday: Ann Sothern in, THE
Girl Friend: comedy. Friday Bob
steele in kid Courageous: keystone
HoteT"; cartoon. Saturday: Sylvia
sidney in Accent on Youth; "Alibi
Racket"
TIVOLI-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Clark Gable. Loretta
Young and Jack oakie in "Cal of the
Wild"; cartoon. Thursday and Friday:
Bette Davis and George Brent in
Especial Agent; Todd-Kelly comedy.
Saturday: Laurel and Hardy in BON
ME Scotland; cartoon; snOrtreel.
YORK-sunday and Monday; Gland
ette Colbert in she Married Her
Boss; bandreel. Tuesday and Wednss-
day: Greta Garbo in Anna Karenina";
"Without Regret; comedy. Friday:
John Boies in RED Heads on Parade;
cartoon: oddity. Saturday: Robert
Armstrong. sybiI Jason and Glenda
Farrell in Little Big Shot; key
stone Hotel"
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and st. Stephens College, An
nandale-on-H Hudson, N. Y. He was
ordained a deacon in 1890. Shortly
afterward he was ordained into
the ministry at the Church Of Our
Merciful Saviour in Louisville, KY,
where he served IL years before
coming to washington.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lu-
cretia Minor Brown; two daugh-
ters, Lucretia Estelle Brown and
Mrs. Nellie Brown Dawson, and a
son, DR.. Thomas J. Brown, jr.
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D. A. R. LEADER,
MRS. NORRIS,
M0URNED

Funeral arrangements for Mrs.
Lucy Wilder Morris, D. A. r.
leader who died yesterday at. her
Minneapolis CMinn.) home Of q
heart attack, have not yet been
made. She was 70 years old.
Mrs. Morris, whose husband,
James T. Morris, died 80 years
ago, was made honorary vice
president general Of the D. A.. r.
for her distinguished work.
She was the first woman to sit
as a member of a War Depart
ment commission. Appointed by
Secretary of War John w. Weeks,
Mrs. Morris helped draw UP the
bill, later passed by Congress,
which preserved the battlefield Of
Yorktown as a national park.
For this work and later re-
search in collecting the names Of
French and American soldiers
who died during the siege Of
Yorktown, Mrs. Morris was made
a Chevalier of the Legion Of
Honor by the French government.
Mrs. Morris was the author of
several books and articles on his
torical subjects. She was promi-
nent in WaShington's social and
official society, and spent all her
winters here since 1922.
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Thorn, H. Winship Wheatley, and
James H. Becker.
Members of the District Bar AS
ISOLATION who served as an honor
ary committee at the funeral were
w. Gwynn Gardiner, George c.
Gertman, George E. Sullivan,
Robert H. Driskill, Thomas F.
Burke, and j. Phillip Hermann.
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G. PERCY M'GLUE ,

Funeral services we're held today
for g. Percy McGlue, prominent
washington attorney, from his
late home at 1928 Harrison St.
N. w. Interment was in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
onorary pallbearers were
Thomas N. Beavers, George L.
Berger, Joseph B. Bowling, James
z. Connolly, George c. Gertman,
Malcolm G. Gibbs, j. Wriley
Jacobs, Charles H. Merillat, How
ard Moran, John Saul, Corcoran
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Liggett Convicted

ELKINS, w. Va, Nov. 2 (Spe-
cial.-Charles Lggett, Of Buck
hannon, State game protector, was
convicted late Thursday in Circuit
Court here OF the killing of High
land Carpenter, who was fatally
wounded when Liggett attempted
to arrest him on a charge of shoot
ing SQUIRRELS out of season.
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day: Bette Davis and Ian Hunter IN
''The Girl From Tenth Avenue" Satur-
day: Zasu Pitts and Hugh o'Connell in
"She Gets Her NAM; also, Nancy Car
roll and Lloyd Noland in Atlantic Ad-
venture"
E. Brown in Bright Lights" Tuesday
and Wednesday: Spencer Tracy in
"Dante's Inferno; also Brosis Karloff
in THE Black Room" Thursday and
Friday: Claudette Colbert in 'she
O'Brien in Zane Grey's Thunder
Mountain; also Ann Southern in 1.-THE
Girl Friend"
HIPPODROME - Sunday: Joe E.
Brown in Bright Lights" with Ann
Dvorak. Monday and Tuesday: Janet
Gaynor and Warner Baxter in "One
More Spring" also Nancy Carroll in
"pll Love You Always" Wednesday:
Madge Evans in Age of Indiscretion.
Thursday: Bette Davis and George
and Saturday: Will Rogers in STEAM
boat Round the Bend"
CAMEO-sunday. Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday: win Rogers in "steam6oat Tos,
day: John Boles and Dixie Lee in
"Redheads On Parade" Saturday:
Oracle Allen and George Burns in 'H@e
Comes Cookie"
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Greta
Garbo in Anna Karenina." Tuesday:
Madge Evans and Robert Young in
Calm Yourself" Wednesday: Bette
Davis in THE Girl from Tenth Avenue"
Thursday and Friday: Jackie Cooper
and Mary Astor in "Dinky." Saturday:
Ann Southern and Relph Bellamy in
Eight Bells" also James Dunn in Wei
come Home"
LITTLE-Sunday Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: House of Rothschild,"
with George Arliss. Thursday Friday
and Saturday, Might Flight" with John
and Lionel Barrymore. Helen Hayes,
Clark Gable and Myrna 10y.
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DC. RECORDS OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

James and Maggie Thomas. girl.
Claud r. and Beatrice c. Henderson,
girl.
James and Ruby Benson, boy.
Fletcher and Pearl Rosser, boy.
Charles and Daisy johnson. boy.
Edgar and Hattie Robbins? boy.
Reuben and Marie Stevens, boy.
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JEssE-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday; ,,, Steamboat Round the
and Frederic March. Friday: woman
Wanted" with Maureen OSullivan and
Joel McCrea. Saturday: "Old Man
Rhythm with Buddy Rogers; also
''Guard That GirP' with Robert Allen
and Florence Rice.
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: "Here
Comes Cookie" with Burns and Allen.
Tuesday Tuesday; ,rM. Paris in Spring" with Mary
"Jalna" with Kay johnson and Ian
Hunter; also Every Night at Eight"
with George Raft and Alice Faye.
Friday: Same as Thursday. Saturday:
roll; also "Riding Wild with Tim NC
Coy.
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: China Seas" with Jean Harlow
and Clark Gable. Wednesday: "smilin
Thru" with Norma Shearer and Fred
eric March. Thursday Friday and
Saturday: Steamboat Round the Bend"
with Will Rogers.
CAROLINA-sunday and Monday:
Leslie Howard in THE Scarlet Pimper-
nell; also Ernest Truck and Jean
Arthur In Get That Venus" Tuesday
ana ST.ir. Wednesday; Sda.s6 .n, Edmund Lowe and
Evelyn Laye and Yvonne Arnaud in
princess Charming" Thursday and
Friday: Mary Ellis and Tullio Carmi-
nati IN Paris in SPRING; also Robert
McWade and Florine Mckinney in
Cappy Kicks Returns" Saturday: John
Wayne In THE New Frontier; also
Helen Twelvetrees and Donald Cook in
THE Spanish Cape Mystery"
RAPHAEL-sunday and Monday:
Janet Gaynor in THE Farmer Takes
= Wife" Tuesday: John Boles and
Jean Muir in "Orchids to You"
Wednesday and Thursday: Joe E,
Brown in Bright Lights with Ann
Dvorak and Patricia Ellis. Friday:
Danger Ahead" with Lawrence Gray
aud sheila Manners. Saturday: James
CaEney in Jimmy the Gent"
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Murder Man." with Spencer Tracy
day and Thursday: Clark Gable, Jean
Harlow and Wallace Beery in "China
Seas" Friday and Saturday: Buck
Jones In "Outlawed Guns"
MOTT-Sunday and Monday: Paul
Robson and Nina Mae Mckinney in
''Sanders of the River Tuesday:
awakening of Jim Burke" and "Se-
crets OF Chinatown" Wednesday: Lew
Ayres in "Silk Hat Kid Thursday:
Bob Custer in Mark of the Spur;
also "Great Hotel Murder" Friday:
''She," with Randolph Scott and Helen
'Cowboy Millionaire"
ROSALIA-sunday, Monday and
TUESDAY: Paul Robson and Nina Mae
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DRIVE TO OPEN
HERE MONDAY
FOR ROGERS

Impelled by desire to pay ever
lasting tribute to the man many
considered Americas No. Citizen,
the Will Rogers Memorial Commis-
sion today announced that Novem-
ber 4-the fifty-sixth anniversary
of Will Rogers birth-will mark
the beginning of a three weeks
campaign during which contripu-
tions will be received for the erec-
ton of memorials to the great
humanitarian.
Every bank and trust company
in the District has agreed to open
a Will Rogers Memorial Account
and accept deposits Of cash contri.
buttons.
Chairman of the Washington
committee is Mrs. Harvey w,
Wiley, 2345 AShmead Pl. N. W.,
widow of the late DR.. Harvey w,
Wiley, father" of the pure food
laws. Mrs. Wiley Is past preSi-
dent of thS District Of Columbia
Federation Of Women's Clubs and
now a delegate of that organiza.
ton to the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs Of Washington.
Leading the special committee
representing National Women's
Clubs movement is Mrs. Roberta
Campbell Lawson, president Of the
General Federation Of Women'S
Clubs Of Washington.
It is emphasized by the commits
sion, headed by Vice President
John Nance Garner, one Of the
late Cowboy Philosophers closest
friends, that the amount of each
contribution is not of primary con-
Germ, and that the affection and
regard in which viii Rogers was
held will be better indicated by
the number Of contributions.
No Cold Marble
Naturally" the commission Of.
ficials point out, "the judgment
Gas to the form of the memorials
must be indicated by the total Of
the subscriptions. But one thing
is certain, the commission will
sponsor no cold shaft of marble
for this warm, friendly man.
Rather, there will be living,
continuing memorials projected to
honor the charitable, educational
and humanitarian traits which
were so beloved in Will Rogers.
the living man.
Rogers, who was kind-hearted
and sympathetic, man of the
people, in life, must be recalled in
memory as he lived"
Every penny subscribed during
this period, November 4 to Thanks.
giving Eve, will be used for me.
MORALS to Will Rogers, the com
mission assures, pointing out that,
in keeping with the Oklahoman's
love Of flying and those interested
in aviation, the expenses of gath
ering the fund are being borne
by the aviation industry.
The Memorial Commission,
made up Of responsible men and
women-all friends of Will Rogers
and his family-chosen without
regard to politics, race or religion,
but banded together by a mutual
liking for Will Rogers and a desire
to perpetuate his memory, will
handle all funds collected.
Garner Heads Group
With Vice President Garner as
chairman, the commission is Of.
ficered by Fred Stone, movie
actor, as vice chairman; Anon G.
Carter, Texas newspaper publisher,
vice chairman; Governor E. w.
Marland, of Oklahoma, vice chair
man; Rex Beach, author, vice
chairman; Jesse H. Jones, head of
the Reconstruction Finance Cor.
poration, treasurer, and James G,
Blaine, assistant treasurer.
Eddie Rickenbacker, war ace
and famous flier, is the director
of the commission,
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DEATHS

Emma L. Young. SO. s71s woodlsy
Rd. N. w.
Charles e. Galliher, 7s. ss4s Harrison
st. N. w.
John J. Fitzpatrick. rs. sos Penna.
Ave. N. w.
George ]. Hoffman, 70. 1885 Good
Hope Rd. s. e.
Julius Block, s5. Emergency Hospt.
Elizabeth Fillebroun, SIS, 215 Four
teenth s. N. w.
Martin ]. Keough, 55, 1875 z st. s. e.
Thomas H. Davis. So U. s. Soldiers
Home.
Lollie M vos. 4s. Providence Hospt.
Clayton Payne. II, Providence Hospt.
Standish Weston, 80, Walter Reed
Michael Glasola, 2s, Garfield Hospt.
Mary-jo Miller, months, ChildreR's
Hospt.
Robert D. Saunders. "a. 1908 Twelfth
st. N. W.
Mildred E. Tibbs, go, 11ss New Hamp..
Ave. N. W.
Thomas J. Brown, 60. 1s4S franklin
st. N. e.
Bessie Fenwick, 5s, 400 L st. s. w.
Clarence Alexander, 81, 124S Col Rd.
N. W.
Samuel Brown, ~ Gall. Hospt.
Ethel Duckett, Al, Gall. Hospt.
Ben Montgomery, 40, Gall Hospt.
Arthur King, 49, sos First st. N. W.
Wilbert Walls. l, Childrens Hospt.
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and Mildred A. Budsshsim. rs, 1915 B
st. S. E.
James v. Perley. 20. 1915 Douglas st.
n. E., and Hazel R. Wells, 1s, 524 Irving
st. N. w.
Michael Reardon, 40, 11s Carroll St.
$. E., and Katherine Gilmore, 30, 6Ii
North Carolina Ave. s. e.
Roy e. Sapp, 20, 323 First st. N. E.,
st. N. e.
Samuel c. Clark, 2s, . Porto Rico Ave.
NJ =. E.; and Dorothy J. Anderson, 20, All
Ralph e. j. Mckinley, 2s, HisaIeah,
Fla and Dorothy w. Dutton, rs, Colum.
Carl F. Demmitt. 81, and Helen A.
Bolinger, rs, both Of York, Pa.
Walter e. Cersley. 80, $500 New Hamp.
shire Ave. N. W.. ana Dorothy M. re.
dier. %, S?41 P st. N. w.
Maurice A. Goracoff, 20, eos Hanniltou
st. N. W., and Rhea Kozion, 20. sI7
Massachusetts, Ave.
Charles X. Falley, rs, Fort Lauder.
dale, Fla, and Alice P. Nevins, Is, air
Eighth st. N. w.
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REV. THOMAS J. BROWN

Funeral services for the, Rev.
Thomas ]. Brown, prominent
Washington clergynen and rector
of st. Luke's Episcopal Church
for over a quarter of q century,
were held today at the church.
Burial was in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
The Rev. Brown, who was 70
years old, died Wednesday at his
home, 1345 Franklin st. N. e.
He had been a reSident Of Wash
ington since 1905.
He attended st Augustine Pre-
paratory School, Raleigh, N. c.,
The Washington times., 1935-11-02

ROSALIA-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Paul Robson and Nina Mae
AGcKinney in Sanders Of the River"
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: George Raft and Joan Ben
nett in "She Couldn't Take IT,: car
toon. Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
in TOP Hat; variety. Saturday:
Tom Brown in "Freckles"; Joe Cook
comedy; cartoon.
APOLLO Sunday, Monday an
Tuesday: Will Rogers in Steamboat
Round the Bend; bandreel Wednes-
day and Thursday: Claudette Colbert
in "She Married Her Boss; variety.
Friday: Ted Lewis in Here Comes
the Band; variety. Saturday: Ed
mund Lowe in Thunder in the
Night; Ann Sothern in THE Girl
FRIEND; Popeye.
AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Will Rogers in IS te m b o a
Round the Bend; cartoon. Wednes-
day and Thursday: Bing Crosby in
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PALM-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: China Seas" with Jean Harlow
and Clark Gable. Wednesday: "Smilin'
Thru" with Norma Shearer and Fred
eric March. Thursday Friday and
Saturday: Steamboat Round the Bend
with win Rogers.
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TIVOLI-sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Clark Gable, Loretta
Young and Jack Oakie in Call of the
Wild"; cartoon. Thursday and Friday:
Bette Davis and George Brent in
Especial Agent; Todd-Kelly comedy.
Saturday: Laurel and Hardy in Bon
The Washington times., 1935-11-02

HOWARD-on stage: 'Bama State
Collegians' Orchestra and the Five
Chandeliers in a gala stage show. On
screen: Kay Francis and George Brent in
The Goose and the Gander."
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SECO-Sunday Monday and Tuesday:
Katherine Hepburn and Fred MacMur-
ray in alice Adams: also March Of
Time'' No. 7. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Boris Karloff and Bella Lugosi in
THE Raven; also. James Dunn and
Airline Judge in welcome Home" Fri
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R0ADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
Murder Man." with Spencer Tracy
and virginia Bruce. Tuesday wednes-
day and Thursday: Clark Gable, Jean
Harlow and Wallace Beery in "China
Seas" Friday and Saturday: Buck
Jones In "Outlawed Guns"
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lToR$Nxl

FOR SALE-Gasboat Sunset, 42 feet long and 11-foot beam. powered with 20 horsepower Atlas gas en- zine with or without gear Address Mrs A. Jcobsen, Petersburg, Alas ka, Box l06.
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. [ AT THE HOTELS { /. o e c s
Gastineau

Gastineau
 Oscar R. Hart, city; c. R. Wright Seward; I. D. Bogart, Cordova; J G. Anderson, Spokane; H. O. Dun- lop, Seattle; John F. Chamberlin ketchikan; Leonard M. Berlin; Mrs Pete Kirkebo, Berry, Alaska; R. H Chadwick, Seattle, c. H. Messer Seattle; Agnes R. Scott, Fairbanks L. s. Peck, Fairbanks.
 Alaskan
 Charles Ness, Seattle; I. D. Radin- sky, Seattle; Allen Gregerson, Ju- neau; c. A. Broulliette, Haines; Bob Ven1eine, Haines; Mrs. A. Thomas Cordova; w. HargrauS.
 Zynda
 O. K. Reed, Hoonah; Eric Frey Seattle; Frank Anol, Olympia; H. E. Bengher, Seattle; c. Clausen, Peters burg; Geo M. Nicholson, Petersburg Ed Heisen, Petersburg; R. H. Rich ter, City; J. P. Morgan, A. A. Stad- mane, Fairbanks; c. A. Schonacher; Mrs, Ludwig Frolander, Skagway Mrs. P. Ugefrosen, Skagway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-09
46 P PASSENGERS
 ABOARD ALASKA FOR THIS PORT
Steamer Arrives from Westward Last Evening
 Enroute to Seattle

Steamer Alaska from the Vest ward berthed at Pacific Coast Dock at s o'clock last night with 46 pas sengars for Juneau and sailed for Seattle at 10 p. m.
 The inbound list: c. Stadelman Mrs. Stadelman, o. Fisher, J O. Brien, James s. Truitt, w D. Hath away, c. H. Messer, E. H. Clifford, R. H. Chadwick, l. G. Anderson, J P. Morgan. H. c. Dunlop, c. A. Schonacker, Mrs. L. Froleman. Mrs. F Ungeforen, E. H. Richter, H. Ste Fans, Mrs. Stevens, c. Brown, Clara Brown. C. R. Chittick, Mrs. Chittick, c. Brouliette, Mrs. A. Thomas, I. J. Fyock, L. M Berlin, I. D. Bogart, L. s. Peck, Agnes Scott, J. F. Cham berlin, H. B. Crewson, O. K. Wright, Mrs. L. Lenord. Mrs. P Kirkebo, L. J. Bryant, Elmer Tapinen, w. Jaki, w. Freeman, w. Hargranes, P. Brant, H Miller, w. Nelson, P. Campbell, T. J. Shea, E. Price, R. Verenire. Southbound Passengers
 Outbound passengers were: For Seattls-B. B. Yielding, Wm. E. Tel ford and wife, Emil Wakela and wife, Mrs. Wendell Moran, Alberta Parker, Ben Nordale, Nick Okazoff. Edw Whitehead. Miss G. Leonard, M. Newton. C. T. Gardner and wife, Charles H. Flory, G. R. Cannon, Carl Johnson, Floyd Smith, H. Anderson, K. Johnson, H. Blake, J. Hawthorne, J. McCord, Charles Ness.
 For Petersburg-Sam Baker, Mrs. w. R. Stedman. Mrs. o. R. Bell, Elizabeth Bailey, Robert Wakelin, c. Langton, Pete Johnson.
 For Wrangell-O. Zuboff, Mrs. Dave Willard, Mrs. c. Zuboff, O. Lillegraven.
 For Ketchikan-Charles Forward Charles Burdick, K. A. Anderson and wife, Irene Anderson, Shirley An derson, John Berglund.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-09
S0URDOUGHS IN SOUTH DISCUSS
 INT. HIGH " AY
Reunion at San Diego Pre- diets Completion of
 Road in , Years

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. 9.-Bask- ing in the warm sunshine of Cali fornia at the Pacific International Exposition, Alaska Sourdoughs held reunion yesterday on a topic of new interest-the proposed Interna- tional Highway.
 Godfrey Chelander, Past Record CT of the Arctic Brotherhood and chairman for the day, forecast the highways completion within five years.
 Among those present were Jack Roberts, Mont Downing, N. w. Hin dle, GeorgeApfel, Bud Courtemanche Mrs. Martha Goodfellow, Mrs. Irene Kerler Clearinghouse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-09
HAZARDS
 ON C ASB0ATS
 GET ATTENTION
Steamboat Service M all Out Safety Circulars
 to Owners

i Copies of large circulars concern ing the prevention of fire on power boats have been mailed by the Ju- neau office of the Bureau of Navi- gation and Steamboat Inspection to all marine filling stations, boat own CTS and operators and customs hous- es throughout Alaska.
 The circulars show diagrams of correct and incorrect installations and list proper filling instructions They were prepared by the Marine committee of the National Fire Pro- lection Association.
 Some of the fire regulations are:
 l. Fuel tanks should be properly installed and vented.
 2. Fueling should be completed before dark except in emergencies.
 3 Whenever boat is moored at s-1vice station for fueling:
 a. Do not smoke, strike matches, or throw switches.
 b. Stop all engines, motors, fans, and devices liable to produce sparks. c. Put out all lights and galley fires.
 4. Before staring to fuel.
 a. See that boat is moored secure ly.
 b. Close all ports, windows, doors and matches.
 c. Ascertain definitely how much additional fuel the tanks will hold
 5. During fueling.,
 a. Keep nozzle of hose, or can, in contact with fill opening to guard against possible static spark.
 b. See that no fuel spills get into hull or bilges.
 6. After fueling is completed:
 a. Close fill openings.
 b. Wipe up all spilled fuel.
 c. Open all ports, windows, doors and matches.
 d. Permit boat to ventilate for at least five minutes.
 e. See that there is no odor of gasoline in the engine room or be- low decks before starting machinery or lighting fires.
 f. Be prepared to cast off moor ings as soon as engine starts.
 Dairy kmUira Wayx ade pavy
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FOR RENT-Furnished three rooms
 and. bath s25 month Phone 173.

FOR RENT-Furnished three rooms
 and. bath s25 month. Phone 173. FOR RENT-Heated sleeping room.
 Close in. Phone 3351. : FOR RENT-Sleeping room in pri-
 vate home for refined young lady.
 Phone 318. FOR RENT OR SALE - Six-room i furnished house Inquire at the
 HIGHWAY SHOP. FIVE or three room flat. 5th and
 Park Phone 2503. FOR RENT-Seven-room house and
 bath. nicely furnished, overstuffed
 furniture, new oak floors, clean oil
 heat, fireplace, four bedrooms. Call
 Windsor Apartments. FOR RENT-Furnished 4-room
 house with bath. Fifth and Ken
 nedv. Phone 1472. FOR RENT = Seven-room. partly
 furnished house, 9th and Gold Mrs
 Anna winn
 FOR RENT-Furnished cabins. See
 Tom McMullen at residence or : 9th Street.
 VACANCIES close In. Seaview Apts.
 Furnished. Also water. lights. Also cabins.
 PIANOS reDteo-laheo Phone 143 i George Anderson, MISCELLANEOUS CHIMNEY Sweeping - Also expert furnace chipping and scaling.
 Prompt service Phone 639. PIPE THAWINC- Day Phones Al and 636. Night
 Phones 436 and 636 ALASKA
 WELDERS, Jack Silva, proprietor. LESSONS in Hardanger. crochet ing, etc. Phone 3282. WANTED
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-09

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