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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

The guys who put up front rarely wind up there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

A nigh
 Deep forgotten blisS that used to be-
 Bear down on me- blue night art
 For May walks like ghost across my heart
 PwA worker; @ Pye 7s ,oEsm.S Tss aSo % S1 esee whiz" he gee-whzzd, T haven't any shovell
 well whaddaya about?" the answer you don't have to do any woik if aint got no shoveF ..,. m .nn9 I s ss s o l'Gs 5 ne s osr Pardon the Push
 ~In the farthes earth Grih told the the SSi' Ws"r thsr si hats at ins like you they try
 We can understand first two limitations
 n nOadvay you have to know to be able to take the Bows
 pOp! .-.,,u .,.,. .. act hs ss ao" he sad s 50 funny win lift bod
 Tha" suuelehed critic "s the only way will ever lose its amateur sanding!
 By Way of Report sov naSsby sSs dV%y WoSdn go to such extremes fill
 Two set writes shes sa a star Su :. Sas inc Oerand completely bored he was with the know whispered going to leave before the first ntermssion" , Edith ssr rstnigh For for Bob osGsSy Hpr o ay ss sm Dare e- esoue shows The best days think Iyn Murrays suggestion for snooty: "sophisticads" sockcess IL. ,..,.. cng magazine chrsenea sauaw The mag he saa would be public which suffers from m @ % pns especially the columns HIS mag nc a'''" "' "
 Whites % T~s'GsS ss nShn m Mr. Valees said began when before the cast tho producer whte) accused Rudy of costing him SoO0 Tn "rhats not true" Hero 1f it xerewhy did ySme ySn nsa a se % other and alleged pushed Mr. w.
 Mr. w. it is further forth pass at Rudy who re. SSS sos scSnonie emitted cmsn fud
 But your wasn't there And for rssr hss drop the wait for its initial issue to oner ."hc real" story.
 Don't miss it. as Bill used to say, if you can! Ogch!
 one Of he Sno n s % of the disastrous season down Relieve groaned ~ went through fortune'' "Yeah?" fangd the other WnoseF our YDont Say Dept
 sa,etts She coiumn most of the Slang expressions that transoy visits you no ,u longer % o S Sst1S Sest bib ~ and tucker and go or town?
 Like . light one presumeS Great Josephy!
 ave one reason why Josephy received credit for the How Sleep short until to him was because he didn't word of 1t myself which or @ not osephy stop been laid an egg by someone Wal ter stop Bob Bcnchlcy"
 Form of Criticism
 Some dng the Yacht Club on wsst ssnd SssseS hc table without bothering cronies
 "whaf the matter with that suy one wondered mas ne s0
 No" said critic probably believes in the Gct-Rtz- Quick idea"
 In Fewer Words
 The guys who put up a front rarely wind up there. ThumbnaI Descriptions u..u.. v,..,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19
MASSES

- First anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated Saturday morning, at 500 o'clock. at the St. Thomas Church, for the repose of the soul of the late John Fitzpatrick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19
DIED

MARAsCA--In this city, March 18th 1886, Nicola (Mara) Marasca, of 1O8O North Main St. Funeral Sat urday morning, at S:15 o'clock, from 1O80 North Main St., to St. Lucy's Church.. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

BROWN--In this city, March 18th. 1886, Mrs. Margaret A. Brown, of 66 Harrington Ave. Funeral Sat- urday morning, at S:30 o'clock, from Lunny Funeral Home, 25 Central Ave. to the Sacred Heart Church, at 800 o'clock. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

Word Weddings .....- "r..,d,orcou nor sa,se friends: Intmutts Crosby offers TOT Saa and pe1 Arthur Murray calls them pare iesn,S shows the days, we think IS |n Murays Suggestion for the snooty: "Sophisticads
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

Truth
 One of the PWA workers Riverside Drive complaining finally told the foreman apout iI 'C5ee whiz" he gee-whizzd T haven't shovel
 kckin aboutP was the answer you oont nave to do any Woik you ant got no shovelP
 know" pouted he stamped both 1ee put naVe1 rot anything to h. like the other guysl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

On Broadway you how to take the Boo to be aO to take the Bows
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

 n the farthest of the earth D. w. Gmh tolu ne movie stars grab they dress like you tney wear hats like you,. they try to act Ike you We can understand the first two limitations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

If the Tommy Manves weren't given so much newspaper thnv nrobaby wouldn't go to such extremes to i'll lt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

Nightmares =. :. .--.. ... "a
 Two blades of alleged set writes Shela Barrett star y ainhowoom were Each determined t0 out bIase show how completely bored nc was w ~ play matter It's merit - , 4. ,.,. h.so. the first intermissi0n" s..,,
 the Other that's all ever c""e AV''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19
Our Y,Don't Say Dept

 Lady Inyeryde turned columnst for Lonaon Sae She "In New York whence come most oI tne anr expressions ranstory visits no longer go or hoop when feel gay you put on your best bib and tucker and out on the town!'"
 . light one presuIneS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

One of the chorus girls back from Miami was teimg or the disastrous season oown nere n'ef "pei,evs me she groaned C" went through foune "Yeah?" angd "Whose?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-19

Al the Friars baggng apou ms c "Ths act he said Milton Berle Will ft Doo Ny!" ,. ., .. ov v.v # will ever lose it's amateur standing"
Evening star., 1936-09-27
sALE-sPARTMENr HOUSES.
TAKOMA PARK.

aapt.. aii-brick: new. insulated, oil burner,
Winter and Summer hot water. "a plate
Glass. corner lot 10, 600 So. feet all rented
owner must sell. $50 Greenwood ave.
silver Spring 159-W.
Evening star., 1936-09-27

BUNGALOW. 2sO9 CLAIMING ST. NE
Vacant; rooms heated attic, large lot,
garage; reconditioned throughput; unusual
buy $3.50. $500 cash, $45 month.
OWNER Decatur 2l1O,
Evening star., 1936-09-27
WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES

we HAVE CLIENTS WITH ALL CASH
fer several large apartment houses in D. c.
l. price is right. Call at once.
METROPOLITAN REALTY CO..
1922 VT. Ave, NV. Met; 50ss.
Ewes. and Sunday. Col. S794.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
SALE-HOUSES
DETACHED BRICK.
CACpTwNE c5croo

Bargain In beautiful wooded section. con.
Sisting Of rms. and sun parlor: baths.
isvatory in basement. cedar-lined clos =
IN garage: beautiful lot 65xl50. Price
ST. 900. Call MR.. GUIFFRE, Met. 2S27.
T. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
Evening star., 1936-09-27

1890 CHI CH. PARKWAY-COMPLET
furn.; 8 rms, garage. oil heat: $100. g.
THOMAS p. BROWN.
Evening star., 1936-09-27

REFINED COUPLE, / CHILD, WANT .
rm.. kit. b. apt. about Nov. l, within
10 mi. radius center of city Reasonable.
Address Box 229-J. Star Office.
BY REFINED COUPLE WITH QUIET
child, one or two rooms, kit, bath, near
Wisconsin ave. and FeSseden sts. State
p-ice Call Col 1862. 2S'
Evening star., 1936-09-27

300 QUACKENBOS ST, NV,
Will Trade
Beautiful new corner home. large
rooms beautiful tiled baths. recreation
room oil heat; garage. yard FINISHED at
tic that can be used as 4th bed roomD.
Open Daily and Evenings to 8.
STROUP.
Evening star., 1936-09-27

HERE IS THE HOUSE YOU HAVE BEEN
looking for. located in the heart Of Mari
ton; 7 rooms. tile bath. eiec. refrisera-
tior, automatic heat. Facing Q wide ave.
with southern exposure. Small cash pay
Geo. k630. 4
Evening star., 1936-09-27
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE

IOVING. GENERAL HAULING. GRADING,
excavating. Will rent or sell open or
closed trucks. Reasonable Lincoln 6S6S.
Evening star., 1936-09-27

TOXALL-STONE FRONT OVERLOOK
ing Govt park: rooms. double screened
torches, open fireplaces, elec. refrigerator.
oil burner, built-in garage. Nat 1O40,
WAVERLY TAYLOR INC.
Evening star., 1936-09-27
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ing Govt park: 8 rooms. ,double. screened
rorches. open f1replaces elec. rSsfrgeratsor
%AFRTY 81 RHEnsE T&YEoR Hsi15a sfNSeege fNe Nat lO4O
1921 RIDGE ROAD. NORTH WoopsIDE,
low. nicely furnished; garage; S67 80.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES. MASS. PARK, IVES
M nr. 34th and Cathedral, Si50 to $3.50.
Cleveland S426.
THKOMA PARK-7-ROoM DET. FURN.
house; brick; garage: ami: Owner IKE 70
retain l room; rent reas. Call Shep. 3039
BELLE HAVEN. VA; (NR. ALEX OVER
IL rms, 3 baths; charmingly furnished;
sy amt for sI5 yr px f5Sn RsAfY Rfs c l4n7
St NV, Natl. $3.50.
LAMONT sT-sUITABLE, FOR 2 FAM
lies; 6 rms. bath. kitchens, extra
Shower in base 500; av. Oct. l.. DIXIE
REALTY CO., 1417 L st. NV, Natl. $3.50.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
completely furn.: screened poTehes; ga, =
REALTY CO. l4l7 l st. NV.
Mr.. NATIONAL .cATHED.; 8 R.. 2 BATHS;
agent. Cleveland 7649
GOVT. EMPLoYE WILL SHARE OR RENT
Church and furnish trans. if desired;
handy to cars or bus. $35. Address Box
l1l-G, Star office.
1917 .21st ST. N;w-1o ROOMS; l
stance Govt. bldgs. Ref.
EDGEMOoR HOME, 9 RMS, 2-CAR GA
,and Lane. Edgemoor. Md. wisconsin
MODERN, BRICK, DETACHED HOUSE,
sarase. 54aa 31st stO' St. Emerson sas7.
NEARBY MD. sUBURB; NEW BRICK
Cape Cod 6-room and bath house; hot
frigeration; 2-car garage: hardwood floors
asioSsd cosst
only: shepherd 1861 -,'''''A' '>l-''1
CHEVY CHASE : FURNISHED BUNGA-
le $50 ce2esnS S sdrsessa ss porch gas beat
sUBLET CHARMING, DETACHED HOUSE.
8 spacious rooms inclosed sleeping porch.
six months, or. less, $l0O month. 24Oo
South Msade sn1s ST. oakcrest' Arlington. Va
DETACHED HOUSE SIX ROOMS. WELL
heat: S115. Call Wisconsin 4750. 27s
A DETACHED. FURNISHED BUNGALOW
and bath. cellar. attic. front and rear
sSseess sSe snf sssN EssEssNse e. Esnt 7s EsaSGRaseN 81
CLEVELAND Park, Z927 MACOMb ST.-
rooms. detached. h.-w.h.; S115. Emer-
son 5s47.- Owner, RALPH QUINN. En-
auirer. Cincinnati.
30 ROOMS. 8 BATHS, 2-CAR GARAGE;
pear school and washington Cathedral.
10th ST. AND WEBSTER-BRICK. 8
In baths oil hessi refrgsrasi0n
6403 RIDGE DRIVE. BROOKMONT. MD.
For rent Oct. ] to April l; comfortably
Furnished, rooms pantry. bath. large
screened porch. all on one floor; hot>water
heat elec: beautiful grounds; convenient
transportation. Cabin John car line.
OWNER on premises.
WISH 70 RENT PART OF 7-ROOM
house, furnished. to adults: rent reason
able; one who could for furnace in
owners absence; references EXCHANGED.
4O1S 5th st. NV. Adams 3140.
NICELY FURNISHED MODERN BUNGA-
low. attractive lawn, good bus service
Sol North Bryan ST.. Lyon Park, Va.
624 CRITTENDEN ST. NW.-NICELY
furn., 8 rooms and bath. with master in
closed sleeping porch. screened breakfast
porch, Frigidaire. garage. nice yard;
$3.50. Inspect Saturday until 9 p.m.;
Sunday. 10 to II am. to pm.
LINKINS CO.. 1888 De Sales st. NV.
1890 CHI CH. PARKWAY-COMPLETE
furn'; rms;i THoMas saaTssss oll nHoWN 9sa1Ni sloo.
615 4th 81. s.W. National os72. :,
Evening star., 1936-09-27
SAIE-HOUISES


DON'T DELAY-INOUIRE TODAY.
$4.250-N.e. bargain. rms. brick.
fas ais Snn faas STiste cash.
s ievsI9 sRs sosdsion sdlsE screen
S6.Sb0-Charming. new, detached brick
rsess cannot nx ssstGs .b, lovely
wyzAss,HINoToN yzs, REALTY co. GEO. saoo.
Arranged 2 Families-ss.450.
Geo e4ss RoeEa z Ell nc Mess Scores Dist sraS
Geo s4ss koGEa Moss hf5f Dist sf$9
WooDEIDGE-NEw BRICK HOME.
RoER s5e Moss Sssa ssI ssTafs 50 5So terms
CORNER BRIekmNEAE cE ;oSN4srlms 10th AND H NE.
ROGER MOSS. 927 18th st. Dist. aI2l.
BEAUTIFgb s5.gsS1 gBs9NdAlow.
S oa low $50 hfs Def
1924 1xth MArEE st. Nv \ JAMES bistTist sHSt ss47.
4 NEW BRICK HOMES.
Woodbridge sample. 36Os. 2sth st. ne
Attractive. new detached brick home.
with east exposure; d large rooms. IA
udtIls, Iooreu altlc. fireplace, chestnut
trim. turred walls, elec. kitchen. con-
crete front. porch. slate roof. copper
cutters and screens. weather stripped
large lot. garage; open until pm To
Inspect. out r. I; ave. to 2sth st. ne.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Woodbridge. 1920 Franklin st. ne
South exposure. 5 rooms. tile bath. shower,
fireplace. floored attic chestnut trim,
modern kitchen. concrete front porch,
large. bright cellar: lot 4Ox157. Open
until 8 pm. To inspect. out r /. ave
70 l7th st. ne. right l block to Franklin.
then left TO home.
WOODRIDGE-S6 300.
zoos Lawrence st. n.e.-South exposure
detached semi-bungalow rooms. bath,
h.-w.h.. fireplace. front porch; lot 60xI O0
garage. paved streets; near schools. cars
bus and stores. Open until 9 pm. To in
spect. out r. I. ave. to Goth st. ne. left
blocks to Lawrence. then right to home
NEW BRICK-CORNER.
=, Woodbridge 2243 Otis st. n.e.--Attrac-
tile bath. shower fireplace. furred walls
garage Open until pm. To inspect out
p. /. ave. to 24th st. ne. left 4 blocks
to home.
TWO-FAMILY BRICK.
4112 Wells ave. Brentwood. Md,-New
detached brick home, rooms and two
baths; 4 r. b.. first floor and 3 r and b.
"nd floor: modern elec. kitchen: air
conditioned. oil heat; lot 50xIO0; garage.
VIM. R, THoRowGooD.
o024 r I Ave NE Decatur 03I7
Evening star., 1936-09-27
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
DESIRE 6-s ROOM HOUSE. PETWoRTH
vicinity: consider ne. near Lincoln Park.
Phone Georgia 64S4.
WANT HOUSE FROM 10 TO Is ROOMS
for rooming house: NV. section; good ref
erences. j. VOGLER. 1646 Irving st. NV. I"
is THERE A WASHINGTON OR SUB
urban home owner who must rent his
home for six months or longer desiring
extraordinary care for home rather than
high rental. Senator's secretary. wife and
mother want such a place by November
15. Income doesn't allow excessive rental,
but will make up difference by excelently
caring for furnishings. Address Box 195-H,
Star Office
GEORGETOWN :. RESPONSIBLE GOV
eminent official desires unfurnished. small
house minimum bed rooms. small garden.
preferably = baths. garage optional: no
children. no pets. Will sign lease If re-
ouired. Call Wisconsin 50lS after pm.
WANTED HOUSE, FROM 12 TO 20
rooms. for rooming house: NV, section;
good references. GEORGE KUSTER.
1855 Calvert st. NV.
5 OR ROOMS. DETACHED. NOV. IS;
vicinity Chevy Chase or nearby Virginia
Govt. employee. small family. State loca-
ton and rental. Address Box 1851. Star
ONCE.
TO IL BED ROOM HOUSE UNFUR.
nished: prefer option to buy; NV; give
particulars. Address Box 409-H. Star Of
flce
Evening star., 1936-09-27
FIRST SHOWING

IS JEFFERSON ST.. COR. BLAIR RID.
new 5-room brick bungalow with
crete porches; beautiful corner lot with
trees: SS,450. To reach. drive out Georgia
ave. to Concord ave. right on Concord to
Blair rd, left to home. Open and lighted
until pm
Evening star., 1936-09-27
WOODBRIDGE. d. G..

1900 22nd st. n.e-Large 5-room. all
brick bungalow on 65.ft. corner lot: COM
tiled bath and shower: oil burner. air
conditioning plant; hoored attic and built
tp Garage; block from Q bus lines aad
Open sunday until Q pm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
AGREEMENT IS
SIGNED ENDING
LABOR DISPUTE
Waterfront Employers and
Longshoremen Set
tie Troubles
ARBITRATOR SLOSS
WINS HIS BATTLE
Arbitration Award of 1884
Is Reestablished by
Both Sides

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April %.
The Waterfront Employers and
the Union Longshoremen signed an
agreement last night and ended the
week-long labor dispute which vir-
tually paralyzed activity in this
port and threatened to spread to
all Pacific Coast ports.
The agreement reestablished the
1884 Arbitration Award.
The agreement was negotiated by
Judge NJ C. Slcss, Federal Ar
bitrator of maritime disputes.
AS signed, the longshoremen con-
tinue at work pending settle
ment of disputes over unloading of
hot cargoes," if necessary.
The present dispute started when
longshoremen refused to unload the
Grace liner Santa Rose, which had
been listed as unfair, by the Mari
time Federation of the Pacific and
over hiring of union seamen.
w. T. Morris, of Tacoma, Inter-
national Longshoremen's Associa-
ton Secretary for the Pacific Coast,
said the district will comply with
the provisions of the award.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
Three filters
ARE KILLED IN
PLANE CRASHES
Department of Commerce,
Army Officials Make
Investigation

ALAMEDA, Cal, April 22.-DeathS
of three aviators in two California
plane crashes came under the in
vestigation of the Department of
Commerce and Army authorities to-
day.
Gibson K. Morrison, aged 30, of
Reno, and Joseph F. Long, aged 38,
of Alameda, died in the blazing
wreckage of their cabin plane
which ground Topped at the take
off.
Lieut.. L. r. Ohlmstead, aged rs.
Army filler, of Selfridge Field, was
killed in a parachute leap from
IA spinning Army pursuit plane
which crashed at Kearny Mesa,
near San Diego. Capt. Walter e.
Todd escaped with minor injuries
as the parachute carried him. from
the plane.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
STEWART NAMES
JOHN ROEHM AS
FIELD ENGINEER
Chichagof Man Will Carry
on Surveys This Summer
for Mining Department

appointment OF John Roehm,
widely known mining engineer now
employed at Chichagof, as file d
man for the Territorial Department
of Mines during this summer was
announced today by B. D. Stewart,
Territorial Commissioner of Mines.
Mr.. Roehm will take over his duties
in short time, or as soon as his
position at Chichagof is filled.
The new field man is graduate
engineer and has had wide expert
ence, Commissioner Stewart said,
having been connected with the
Timmons Company in Ontario and
other properties before coming to
Alaska. He is originally from Mich
igan.
In making the appointment, the
Commissioner pointed out that it
is filling long want but
which has been held up due to lack
of funds. The Territorial mining
department was set up by the last
Legislature with the sum of $22, :,
300 appropriated to carry on the
work for two years. The small ap-
preparation made it impossible, Mr..
Stewart explained, to employ field
man but through conservation of
the original appropriation up to this
time. sufficient reserve was built
up to carry on the work during the
summer months. 1t is anticipated
that the next Legislature, meeting
in January, may increase the APP
preparation for the next biennium.
Mr.. Roehm's first assignment will
be to the Ketchikan district where
several properties have been beg
ging for report by a competent
(COntipueu ON Page Elgnt)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
SCHOOL BOARD
ANNOUNCES new
SALARY SYSTEM
Teachers Contra cts Are
Awarded at Meeting
Last Night

A new schedule of salaries for
teachers was adopted by members
of the school board at meeting
held last night, according to A. B.
Phillips, Superintendent of Juneau
Schools. The old minimum salary
of 1920 per year has been raised
to $500 The former maximum SAL
airy of $500 in the high school and
$500 in the grade school has now
been changed to $1,000.
Salary Change
A complete change in the system
of teachers salaries was affected
at the meeting. Formerly differ
entail system of salaries between
the grade school and high school
teachers, in favor OF the high school,
was in effect. This will be abolish
ed and teachers are to be paid on
the basis of their training Under
this system a new teacher with two
years of normal school training will
receive salary of S1260 per year.
A teacher with three years training
will receive 1880 and a teacher with
four years normal. college or uni
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
New U. S. Mines
Safety Engineer Is
Named for Alaska
H B. Humphrey Of Wash
ington Office Will Re-
place Con O'Connell

H. B. Humphrey has been appoint
ed by the U. S. Bureau of Mines as
safety engineer in Alaska to sue
coed Con O'Connell, who handled
the work in the Territory from last
August until the holidays. Mr..
Humphrey comes from the Wash
ington office of the Bureau.
Mr. O'Connell carried on safety
work in the Interior, particularly at
the Fairbanks Explora ton Company
and Mr. Humphrey when he arrives
is expected to begin his work at the
Alaska Juneau here.
Announcement of the appointment
was received today by B. D. Stew
art, Territorial Commissioner of
Mines
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
REICH READY
TO STRIKE IN
3 DIRECTIONS
Attack on Austria, While
Italy Busy in Africa,
Is Indicated
NEXT MOVE WILL BE
ON RUSSIA, FRANCE
Air Corps Pinned, Fortifi-
cations on Rhineland
Are Rushed

PARIS, April 22.-Fear of sud-
den thrust by President Adolf Hit
Ter and his Nazi forces in the near
future increased here as Frances
iron chain around Germany APP
peared weakening.
The warlike feeling in France is
dominant in view of the Reich's
military demonstrations and war
preparations including printing of
the German Air Corps and rush.
ing of Notifications in the Rhine
land.
Sensational Events
According to official advices re-
ceived here, the German press
makes predictions of sensational ey-
ents in Austria. These public pre-
dictions have caused persons in Of
fetal circles in all nations to reach
the opinion that it is increasingly
likely Germany may strike in the
direction of Austria and then against
France and Russia, while Italy is
still occupied with the Ethiopian
campaign.
1t is known here that Germany
has long since had eyes on Austria
and now that Italy has massed
forces in East Africa, will strike,
then. extend the campaign against
Russia and France while everything
is set.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
STRIKE
OF STUDENTS
STIRS NATION
|Homing Pigeons Released
from Washington Manu-
ment-Long Campaign

ASKING TON, April %. =
Launching a two-year Emergency
Peace campaign, student demonstra-
tons against war took place in many
American cities today, entire stu
dent bodies of colleges and high
schools walking out in answer to the
American Student Unions call for
strike against war
Campus speakers denounced war
before large audiences throughout
the nation.
In Washington, the campaign
was launched by the release of sew
eral thousand homing pigeons from
the Washington Monument. They
bore back to their native cities a
message from Mrs. Franklin d.
Roosevelt calling for individual re-
sponsibility in maintaining peace.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-22
CHAMBER SESSION
IS TOMORROW NOON

Faculty members of the Juneau
and Douglas public schools, and Wis
iting instructors from the schools
at Ketchikan. Wrangell and Peters
burg, who accompanied school mu-
sicians from those ports to Juneau
to attend the Music Festival, will be
guests at the Chamber Of Com
merce luncheon in. the Terminal
Cafe tomorrow. according to Curtis
Shattuck, secretary. Entertainment
will be furnished by group of ten
or twelve out-of town student mu-