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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14
PULITZER PRIZE
 WINNER STATE
The Green Pastures Tops Double Feature Begin.
 ming Tomorrow

Performances this evening con. clude the engagement of The Re- turn Of Sophie Lang" with Cert rude Michael and Sir Guy Ssand- Ing, also "The Arizona Raiders" Q Zane Grey thriller of the golden west, with Buster Crabbe and Mar. sha Hunt, current attractions ct Warner Brothers State theatcr.
 Starting tomorrow, "The Green Pastures", picturiged by Warner Brothers from Marc Connelly's Pull. ltzer Prize Play, comes to the State for Q limited four day engagement. There will be no advance in prices and patrons are urged to try and view the picture from the beginning in order not to lose the value of It's many odd sequences.
 The picture, which ran for Ave years Rs a stage play and thrilled millions of people, is said to be one of the most inspiring spectacles that has ever been screened. It was pro. duced on magnificent scale with gigantic sets and beautiful back. grounds. Tn this respect it is fer greater in scope than the stage pro- duction because scenes which were only hinted at in the cramped quar- terB before the footlights are shown in oil their magnificent grandeur on the screen. The unlimited space and the magic of the camera have wrought miracle the stage never dreamed of.
 The story, representing the prlml- tive conception of the Bible and It's characters, is filled with delightful humor, although presented with Q tender reverence,
 The wonderful characterization of Biblical folk and the beautiful scenic effects are enhanced by the singing of rich and melodious Splrit- lRls by the famous Hall Johnson choir. There are twenty-five of these splrituals altogether, some Q faint, haunting background with the Blng- CTS unseen, and others in full voice with the sixty members of the choir on tho set.
 There is Q tremendous cast with Ill speaking parts and nearly 1000 other players. Thirty of the actors were taken from the stage produc. ton while tho others were recruited from New York and Los Angeles.
 Rex Ingram, who has the leading role, takes the place of Richard Ber- ry Harrison, who died after playing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14

the part for five years on the stage. He Is credited by Mir. Connolly, the author, with giving even Q finer per- formance than Harrison, who won the hearts of millions by his simple and dignlfled performance,
 The companion feature will pre- sent hilarious Jack Haley with Grace Bradley and William Frawley in ''F Man" the story of Q pink-tea boy who wanted to Do Q 70" man but couldn't make the grade, It's packed with laughs.
 Next Wodnedays Rll new show will include Warren William and Bette Davis in satan Met A Lady" also Border Flight" with John Howard and Francis Farmer,
 Get the State habit always Q great show always comfort. ably cooll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14
CAPITOL

Murder by an ArlStocrat," First National mystery drama, based on one of the most popular of Mignon c, EberhartB baffling murder stories comes to the Capitol theater Sun- day and Monday with Lyle Talbot, Marguerite Churchill and Claire DOdd in the leading roles.
 The plot centers about the deaths of two members of the proud and arIstocratic Thatcher family.
 Bayard Thatcher, Q part played by William Davidson, iy the first to meet death. The blacksheep of the family who is attempting to black mail his relatives, iB wounded myS- teriously one night by Q bullet, and the next day he is found shot through the heart.
 Lyle Talbot aB Dr. Allen Car rick, is called into the case and brings Q nurse 10 the house, Q part played by Miss Churchill. The nurse runs across 50 many strange incidents during her night in the home she conhdes to Talbot, her iiance, that she believes Q murder has been committed which the fan- fly iB trying to cover Up. She event. ually discovers the missing jewels and uncoverB the murder plot. Claire Dodd as the wife of Dave Thatcher, has another siren role, Joseph Crehan and Florence Fair are two other members of the fam fly being blackmailed by Bayard and Virginia BrisSac plays the part of Adcla Thatcher, the aged Bping. ster of the family.
 The twin feature of the bill iG "The Princess Comes Across" with Carolc Lombard and Fred MacMur- ray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14

hear her say, This ig she"
 Shirley Temple likes telephones. Dives for 'em whenever they ring, and yells, "Hello--this B ghirleyP' Left by herself in her bungalow or in an office, she'll call everybody on the lot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14
THE WHITE ANGEL
 COMES TO STRAND
"TwO Against the WOrld'' Ends Tomorrow; "POp.
 py" Starts Sunday

Two marvellous pictures are Co he enjoyed at Warner Brothers strand theater today and tomorrow, Included is Kay Frances with Ian Hunter and Donald Wood in The White Angel" also TWO Against The World" with Humphrey Bo~ gart and Beverly Roberts,
 Starting Sunday the Strand will present w. c, Fields in his carnival iilm Poppy" wherein he has tho role of . character he likes best; that of a lovable old faker who glorieS In hambooSllng the public but who paves the way for the ro- nance Of Q young couple, It Is the same part he played tn his first success, years og.
 Fields appears aS Q patent nledt- cine man and tent show follower who Is tho guardian of an le-year- old glrl, Rochelle Hudson, The girl has never known any other life,
 When the two are operating Q concession in Q small town, Rochelle meets and falls in love with Rich- ard Cromwell, son of the towns mayor. Fields meantime has oon- oocted . scheme to have his ward identified as Q missing helreSs SO she can take over An unclaimed fortune in the town,
 The scheme works for Q time and then is exposed, Rochelle, heiresS for . day, Is faced with the breaking up of her love affair and relinuiSh. ing of her new home, Then Q sud- den tur of the plot brings Q happy ending.
 The story Is fllled with typical Fields humor and audiences rock with laughter everywhere it Is shown,
 Tho companion feature will he ''Torgotten Faces, a melodrama which depicts the story of two shattered lives, wrecked through tho faithfuless of Q woman whose murning love Is turned to bitter hate by her husbands superstitiouS worship of hellotrope,
 Herbert Marshall and Gertrude Fair. stuart Holmes is the butler and Lottie Williams and Mary Treen the two maids.
 Frank McDonald directed tho pic. ture from the screen play by Luel Ward and Roy Chanslor,
 The companion feature iS "LetS Sing Again" with Bobby Hrecn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14

John Beal has been spending the past two weeks behind prison bars, He plays 0 condemned man in RKO Radios dramatic feature, We Who Arc About to Die"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-14
Promising Pictures Feature Programs Of Local 7heaes
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Evening star., 1936-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sVs0 s0SeeSCNsSSS 0SN SSese
RUGS-Imported Orientals.
sxf Ghinsss sse. Persian e1,5 patterns 7xIo sIs;
ment scatters. 81 up. Rug Mart. 1904
Girard st. NV Open 10 am. to 9:30 pm.
BED ROOM SUITE, $95; sofa,
$50, like new, used two years
only; give up housekeeping.
1907 A st. Sc, Sunday from
10 am. to 5 pm. 13*
BRICKS, used, for sale at So
per 1000. 9th and o sts. NV.
or call North 9608. 13*
FURNITURE Grandfather
clock complete chimes, Ii
brary suite, living room suite,
dining room suite, three beds,
other miscellaneous odd
pieces. Inspection Sunday
and Monday. 1912 Kalorama
rd. NV. Emerson 3463.
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RE-UPHOI STEERING

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45; covering and new inside material
included; made like new in finest tapestry
and triezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
250n 14th ST NV COLUMBIA l01T2
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

- - eNess
s ssco es s vRs 9ss a
VIOLIN old solo instrument. completes
eq S4sss Box Box assx s s.sr seans ofse teacher "a
WATCH. mans 21-jewel Illinois Bum spe-
i0-k. gold case Ad. 2SSa-J. Sunday.
WAsH1Na Xnss mI..d SamS.I ss.
kidsslz. sSS4 izth NV. % Gooiambis 10000. 8.
Eicir0lbi y bRo0P ts9P s6 .oNs & sSS Co. 1900
1ssEsf TSn Esy ss ysorfH RsERE
18Th s.. NV. Columbia 1854. ~D-O
3-PC TUXEDO. oxford gray suit. striped
pants. gray topcoat. size 80: Apt. 2O6:E.
80 BBLs. CORN. kitchen range. cream
WITH clock, Gi' farm wsson xsn and issmes. farm
cooker and sausage Grinder. Ford touring
st . s. witt Lineols asa sans nsssy9p typewriter
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
Cigarette case Jade and diamond. 500;
iewelry. Potomac 2O27.
et tesfso Si aa s
Address Box 3l6-X Star once.
PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER,
SIS: ADDRESS BOX 71-W. STAR Of
FIcE.
PRE-INvENToRY SALE OF. miscellaneous
items at reduced prices such as one-panel
doors. damaged Celotex. dirty plyvsod.
ssa Stock ssh 5e
special mantels, slightly on size. $40: Ike
"a sdns itEPs ixs ger ,ai.n9.h n A. 0uRssSx Rndox
screens. outside, porch hand rail; and accu-
No phone orders on this sale. Visit our
new once and inspect this stock. Turn
lsft at our sign In the $500 block Of
EisiNoER MILL = LUMBER 90.
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NO. ST Nw.-Lovely. front room;
new studio couch. h.-v.h.. unlimited phone
SIS; also Groom apt. vacant Dec IS e3O.
Apply evenings. to s I3'
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| $50 Sth ST. S.W.-Furnished room for
gentleman only. Metropolitan 1854.
3O4 EAST CAPITOL (near Confessional
| LibFary)-Attractive. comfortable rooms,
| twin beds: 50. SO week each and UP.
IT'S 18th ST. N.W.-Single room. running
rooms. St up: nicely furnished: walking
| distance. pnnd heat
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1113 11th ST NW-Niceiy furnished
Ink. room: gas range and water. 81; sin
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1910 N ST. NV. Light housekeeping
room. clean: reasonable. No objection 10
one child
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300 2nd ST, sE-Very large room. private
oath. twin beds. telephone privilege: suit
abe for two. ATLANTIC 1897.
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REFRIGERATORS. Floor
models. greatly reduced. Fifth
floor, Palais Royal Depart
ment Store.
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! UNUSUALLY LARGE ROOM telephone,
pTactlcally private bath; suitable for en-
| roundinEs; $40. Columbia 1852.
| CORNER CONN. AVE. AND S@Room with
private bath: gentleman; references. North
, S1S1.
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GETowN-Unusually large studio
rooms open fires; cow. car. bus; $40 10
SIS West 01O5
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1921 CALVERT ST NW-Clean. warm
sleeping room. single or couble: unlimited
telephone
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1882 K ST.-VScancy in double room. twin
BEDS: also single room: good meals. l3'
1863 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 5I-Larse.
nicely furnished room semi-private bath
unlimited phone: couple preferred.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

BELOW DUPONT CIRCLE 1860 Jefferson
pl.-Lady's warm attractive single room;
also double TO share with another; twin
beds c.h.w. Metropolitan 1894
Evening star., 1936-12-13

R ST. NV. 1SlO-Attractive Ink. room,
kitchenette; employed couple; also single
room; convenient location
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2719 18th ST NW-2 rooms and kitch-
enette. nicely furnished. twin beds; Ink:
employed couple: reasonable
Evening star., 1936-12-13

400 9th ST. NE.-Nicely furnished room.
ch.v. So; gentleman. Lincoln 1854.
44o7 18th ST. N.w.-Delishtful front
luubia a304
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DUPONT CIRCLE vicinity. 1905 R st. NV.
Refined home, for gentlemen of good
habits; meals optional 15'
2912 18th ST. NW.-Beautifully furnished
single and double rooms; car and bus
lines; unlimited phone l3s
Evening star., 1936-12-13

l709 r. I. AVE.-Large front bed-living
ladies District 3QQh
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1906 COLUMBIA RD.-Unusually we'll
furnished large. double front room; clean
and reasonable Columbia l65l-J
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FRONT ROOM chw unlimited phone;
Jewish girl: with refined family: near car
line: Sl5 mo. Columbia 6SS2
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rooms: gentlemen: we'll heated Adjoining
bath. convenient to downtown; reasonable.
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9l3 N. Y. AVE. N.W-For or 3, large
room with running hot-cold water; excel
lent beds, So and $3.50. Also single. Ia
Evening star., 1936-12-13
REUPHOLSTERING

REUPHOLSTERING.
TWO-PIECE SUITES, $35.
Special for This Week.
Includes Labor and Materials.
NEW FURNITURE GUARANTEE.
ACME UPHOLSTERING CO..
3165 MT. PLEASANT ST. COL 1443.
FOR QUICK DISPOSAL.
OUR ODDS AND ENDS.
5s silk Dresses. formerly s9.75 to sl475
/ Fur Coat: brown minkony. size AZ ~
1 Eur dOss; muskrat. size i6. Formerly
/ Fur Coat. black seal. size as. Formerly
/ Fur, Coat black caracul. size 90 y so19 ~
IL Cloth Goats. ali wool. fur trim. For.
AI!rWosl A.rIy q Blue NC chnehiila Coats. .gcr
BARTON'S, 923 G ST. NV. Nv.
REFRIGERATORS. Floor
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DUPONT CIRCLE - Large. sunny front
ST NV ADJ 20 l3s
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1928 EYE ST. NW-Large. newly fur
nished: front. basement room. equipped for
LII X: $40 mo
Evening star., 1936-12-13

VACUUM CLEANERS = Sensational bar.
cords. brushes, ETC.: written guarantee one
year. Eureka. S6 95: Hoover. S14.7 .75: Air
plete. S1475; worth $50 each. For best
brands. come to our show room: open day
or night until Q pm. Standard Brands.
1888 14th St NV Decatur 1854 13s
Evening star., 1936-12-13

CHEVY CHASE-Double room. twin beds.
private sitting room. automatic hot water:
meals optional Wisconsin 34OO
Evening star., 1936-12-13

1745 HOBART ST. N.w.-Attrsetive
room, with inclosed porch. in modern
private home Col O443
Evening star., 1936-12-13

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GEO.
1883. 6716 18th NV. Underwoods. Sc mo-;
mos. In adv. SO. No deliveries. 60c dep
miers, Apex. Eureka and many others. re.
built like new; largest assortment in town;
one-year written bond guarantee; any dem.
repairs; established firm: no other branch
in town: beware of transients and peddlers.
See where you buy. Visit our show rooms.
Open evenings. BEST BRANDS CO.. sos
11th st. NV. National 11b9.
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. ROOMS. kitchen. private bath. drst
floor, private entrance; neat, clean and
comfortable; S45 monthly includes free
gas, elect. linen. etc. Phone West 1410
Monday for appointment.
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adjoining bath. shower; chw: bus. car
service: gentleman; SIS. Georgia 05s6,
! so r. l. AVE. N.W-One bed-livins
room, nrst floor front; c.h.w.; plenty OF
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1904 GARFIELD ST. N.W-Larre front
room with shower. twin beds; private fam
ilv
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CoRNET-Fine Conn Victor. S2s; alto
cases; orchestra drums. rod. 24-in.. with 2
new heads and stick, SIS; , folding music
stands. with cases 81 each. 52I Quacken-
hos Genrpia 1910
Evening star., 1936-12-13

IIto- OHUHCH SI NV. Ihtar Dupont CIT
Gle, 18th TO 18th. p TO Que st.)-One front
Colble LOOM twin beds. well heated
Evening star., 1936-12-13

l345 GIRARD N.W.-Attractive double
rooms. steam heated: comfortable ada
cent bath: c.h.w.; also single; Is minutes
downtown Ia
Evening star., 1936-12-13

VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover. model 725.
two speeds. and attachments; perfect con-
dition. S35. 5O0S 4th st. NV. Reliable
Evening star., 1936-12-13

1901 ARGoNNE PL. Chalfonte Apts.. apt.
3l6; near 10th and Columbia road
Evening star., 1936-12-13

l742 PARK RD. NW.-Single and double
/ room. nicely furnished twin beds unlimited
Il Dhone; gentlemen preferred
Evening star., 1936-12-13

CUT GLASS PIECES and many pieces of
solid silver, silver carving set. handsome
Cluney lace bedspread. red brocaoe por-
tiers. 2SO1 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

1929 5th ST. N.E-Woman to share newly
furnished apartment or rent room; privi-
leges: SIS 20 500. Ia
Evening star., 1936-12-13

1870 Q ST NW.-Wiil rent TO lady in
once, attractive 3rd-h. room. private
home; reference required I3s
Evening star., 1936-12-13

l4O0 FAIRMONT ST. NV. Apt 3O5-
Large. airy. newly furnished room with
seni-private bath: ladies only, 13a
Evening star., 1936-12-13

COATS-Black sealine So; brown sport,
S4; 3-piece swagger suit. S4; all size 20;
large size: excellent condition. Columbia
Evening star., 1936-12-13

CURTAINS pairs tailored soc pair;
clothes wringer and oven. all new; clarinet
and music stand. handmade Irish lace col
lar 13lS Harvard st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

yAcyyM GLEANIEE AsIs: c. Zoo pTsnd-nssS6 Ho Iss6
Evening star., 1936-12-13

/ 1101 18th ST NW-Downtown, Single
/ and double rooms we'll furnished cheerful
atmosphere; excellent meals optional; lea
L SOnahle rates
Evening star., 1936-12-13

BEAUTIFUL Groom and bath suite. Also
laY2e corner double room with privaee
bath. in beautifully appointed private
nhera r,,nals nnfinna Ganrrin NSll
Evening star., 1936-12-13

OFF 10Th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Nice. comfortable room. private apt. un-
limited phone. single. double; reasonable
Al D = AVE n NJ czl.aa-f,,i fra,,+ -c.n.,.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

174a DE SALES ST. N.w.-Front room.
three south exposures. twin beds. near
bath. shower: gentleman; $50 month. 49,
CORNER 18th AND KENYON SITS. NV.
1900 13th-One double room, twin beds;
gentleman to share room with congenial
gentleman: reasonable. Adams 6Q56.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

, in detached home: warm. two exposures
private bath (shower). large closet. Georgia
Evening star., 1936-12-13

RADIOS TRADED-Up to 4Oss allowance
for your old set on any new 1887 Zenith
or Fhilco; floor samples. Apex Elec Co.
ZOE 9th Ut. NV. at @.
RANCE. @. E.; reduced for quick sale e
$3.50: 1880 =. q. ave: nv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
SILVER TEA

Lutheran Church, Thursday, Dec. 10. from 13O to 5:3O. Sewing sale and goodies all day. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
COLISEUM PLAY
 TELLS MURDER
 THAT'S PERFECT
Bunker Bean to Be Fea- ture Attraction at Capi-
 tol Theatre Tonight

Police records throughout the country hold no knowledge of the perfect crime. Gruesome murders which remained mysteries for years always terminate into the convic- tion of the criminal of some time or other.
 But, the perfect crime is com mitted. In one of the most thrill ing dramas ever produced, "The Leavenworth Case" Republic Picture, boasts the ingenious for mula of perfect crime. This pro- duction begins tonight at the Coli scum Theatre.
 Donald Cook, popular screen star, is seen in a leading role-that of Dr. Harwell
 The motivation of the plot is caused by monkey, a pet of Cooks. Although the film boasts of many popular and talented stars, this monkey plays very important factor in solving the mystery, much to the amazement of the police.
 Opening here tonight at the Capi- tol Theatre is the Barry Leon Will son successor to Merton of the Movies and "Ruggles of Red Gap" which stars Owen Davis, Jr., and Louise Latimer in Bunker Bean," adapted from the stage play, His Majesty, Bunker Bean."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
TOM GARDNER GOING
 SOUTH ON BUSINESS

Leaving for Seattle tomorrow on the Princess Louise are MT. and Mrs. Thomas Gardner. While in the South, MT. Garner who is connected with the Juneau Lumber Mills, will purchase supplies for the opening of the Juneau Logging Company camp next spring, and plans to return to Juneau after securing shipment of them, prob- ably about the first of February, but possibly later if the shipping tie-up should continue.
 MT. and Mrs. Gardner plan a visit with Mrs. Gardner's parents, MT. and Mrs. F. E. Smith, in Bel lingham. and will go to Portland on business before returning to Ju- neau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09

Most of Utah is plateau, 5000 feet above sea level.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
ELLIOTT GOING SOUTH

J. R. Elliott, U. s. Treasury rep in charge of disburse- ments here, is taking passage on the Princess Louise tonight for Se- attle where he has been called for a conference of Treasury represen- tatives in connection with the gov- ernment charter of boats by the AL aska Railroad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09

astor-eyangelist. City Bible Hall, Salipa, Kans.; Dr. Martin DeHean, pastor, Calvary undenominational church, Grand Rapids, Mich; E. G. Zorn, executive secretary of the Christian Business Mems commit tee, Chicago, Ill.,, Rev William Me- Carrell, pastor of the Bible church, Cicero, Ill; J B. Martin, Jr,, prom
 Inent Portland business executive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
PARKS TO DENVER

Former Governor George A. Parks is leaving on the Princess Louise tonight for business and pleasure trip to Denver, Colo. MT. Parks, District Cadastral Engineer in the Public Survey office, will at- tend conference of Survey offici- als in Denver and spend the holi- days with his people there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
FORMER JUNEAU GIRL
 IN COLLEGE POSITION

Miss Grace Nelson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. N. G. Nelson of 1235 Monterey Avenue, Berkeley, Cali fornia, has recently been elected Secretary of the Associated otu- dents of Armstrong College.
 Miss Nelson, wno is enrolled in the Eexecutive Secretarial Course at Armstrong College, has been very active in the Secretarial and Thes- plans Clubs ever since her entrance in September, 1884 She is a for mer resident of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO SLIDE COMMITTEE
 BEING RECEIVED

The Juneau Slide Relief Commit tee announces that the following additional names of subscribers should be added to the list which has already been published:
 Wm. A. Holzheimer. $l0; w. H. Riggs, $5; Astrid Loken, So, Peggy Mcleod, $2; Mae Fraser, S2; Helen Torkelson, $2; Ketchikan Packing Co.,, $100; Superior Portland Ce- ment Company, $50; John F. Chamberlain, $25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-09
MRS. ADLER HERE

Now stopping in Juneau at the Gastineau Hotel, awaiting the ar rival of the PAA Electra on which she will continue to her home in Fairbanks, is Mrs Don Adler, wife of the Fairbanks theatre operator and prominent American Legion worker.
 Mrs. Adler arrived in Juneau aboard the Princess Louise from Seattle, where she has been on business trip for the past two months.