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SALE-SUBURBAN.

S2,400; TERMS; BUNGALOW RESTRICT
ed; 4 large rooms. bath. gas. elec.; corner
lots; shade; 5 min. to Capitol, Omen
Sunday. evenings after pm. S13 II st. ne
three bed rooms. large living room with
fireplace beautiful kitchen and dining
room: porches. recreation room; oil burner
SIS. 5u'N' '''' N ~ IVY N--1
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD, NEW BRICK,
8 rooms and bath. garage, large lot shade.
You should see this house, If you want an
Highland ST., Clarendon Va. Open sun
day. Turn left on Highland ST.. off Wilson
boulevard. Phone Clarendon 322.
Is MILES FROM D. C.-s-ROOM HOUSE,
rage, l acre Of. land: a real country home
for extremely low price Of $4,000: small
cash payment; VIM: F; cARLIN. sl15
81. EAsLEY ST.; SILVER sPR1NG-ll "a
porch. fun basement: garage under porch.
able terms. Open now for inspection.
SMALL HOUSE OF CHARM AND INDI;;
yiduality; electric stove; refrigerator. oil
Snder Tsephone Adams 4s
GROOM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. AMI.
newly papered and painted, Colonial porch.
oil heat. 2-car garage; ! block from buses
ore sna blocks sSa ap capo 6fhq9 Hsts Ma
cash payment down and terms to :, suit
SgzeE: Sgzs:w For information call Hillside
ONLY IA MILES FROM WASHINGTON
on Lee Highway. l block from, Fairfax
bungalow. nice porches space on partly
finished second floor for , more rooms:
price. So. $4,000; S25O.0O cash, $4,000 per
month More acreage available. reason
able Also acres new 5-room bungalow.
ami. open fireplace. hot-water heat. nice
porches fenced yard. shrubs. 2.car ga
IS $4,000: $4,000 cash $4,000 per
month. Owner R. F. RILEY. Phone
FairfaY 17R Sign on property.
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FARM BARGAINi EXTRA SPECIAL! 200
acres productive land. Igrowing crops. on
pike electricity available. northwest from
land: good Chester loan soil substantial
buildings. For cash only S1l 900. Ad-
dress Box 3S0-Z Star ONCE.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

50 ACRES FRONTING 5000 FEET ON
State road. z miles from D. c.. So. 800
W. G. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank
Building. Phone evenings, Cleveland 6242
SILVER SPRING. NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
Part Of 2s acres for subdivision. Shep-
herd 1915.
20 ACRES WOODLAND. STATE RID.
Montg. Co., with large oak trees and elect.
restricted home sites of to 4 acres;
financing help; close in.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-Bargain fol
cash. 80 acres 3h miles north D. C.. neal
Four Corners and park area; only S170 pei
acre; part wooded and borders NV
Branch. r. B. FARQUHAR, Ad. 0303.
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WANTED-FLORIDA PROPERTY.

YOUR FLA HOME TRADED FOR
WASHINGTON-NEARB PROPERTY.
W. B. PICHLER 1905 K NV MET. 4344s .
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IF you WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage or equipped dairy or stock
farms. or a small chicken ranch, have
$50 of these places for sale. including
in historic Fairfax County, Va. and range
from 10 acres to 5000; most of these
places are within Is miles OF washington
Annandale Fairfax County. va. at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
43-F-41. Address Alexandria. Route 3.
235-ACRE FARM, NEAR DEFENSE HIGH
way; .e,:room house, farm buildings. 2
eral streams; SIS 200. W. @. WILLIAMS.
35O6 Rittenhouse St Cleveland 6242 =
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COTTAGE CITY.

5 r and bath bungalow, h.
Good condition: nr. D. c. line.
S4.50O-S300 cash--S40 month.
Apply Owner, 119 Garfield ave. Hyatts-
vile.
HYATTSVILLE-7 ROOMS, BATH; GAS.
electricity: convenient location; large lot:
g $50. terms like rent. Columbia 1S5S.
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RENT-FARMs
WANTED-FARMS.

GOOD s-RooM HOUSE: Is ACRES N
grass Is acres cultivation; rs miles Wash
ington. Address Box lls-E. Star once.
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WOODED LOTS, FINE ELEVATION.
Planned DEVELOPMENTS on main hishway;
close 20 town, bus service: to 8 cents per
sa. ff. we build on easy terms II desired.
a. q DEE&ETT. North 207e.
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WANT COMMERCIAL LOTS.
Have cash purchaser; Up to 40 600
square feet; either on or OFF railroad; quick
action See Mr.. Vickery OF
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
Shoreham Bldg. National 4750.
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901 18th St. NV. National 2414.
Sunday and Evenings, Clarendon 1S3-R
Arr u raH,r n,r.rrfI n

NEAR BELTSVILLE.
S4,750.
just of Baltimore Pike, about 10 miles
from Capitol. very substantial, attractive
tapestry tile house. with plenty of trees
large lot. more land available; house has
bath. city gas; may be bought on easy
terms: no mortgage to be renewed. r. D.
LILLE co. 264 Carroll st., Takoma Park
Phone Georsia 1900.
CLARENFORD. BALLSTON. VA-5-ROOM
mouse, ami, elec. refrigerator inst hw,
h.-w.h.. oil burner: lot. 75xI1S; bus at
corner, 20 min. to 18th and Pa. Phone
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OWNER WILL TRADE
ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW IN
CHEVY CHASE
For One or More Clear Building Lots.
HowenStein Realty Corp,
1905 H st. NV District 1877.
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WILL BUY NOW FOR CASH BUILDING
lot in Wash in colored community. with
water. light and sewer. Address BOX
Su.Z star 0f6re
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A GREATER VALUE
OPEN-HEATED

Outstanding value for l936-Lovely all
brick, certer-hall Colonial home. 6 extra
large rms, baths porch. unusual kitchen
and closets. attractive club room. COM
sinas ni 0bbi desirable iocations @ @ near a washing
ton Golf and Country Club. school. stores,
transportation: greater value for less
70 inspect~Motor out Lee Highway to
Glebe I'd. (trafic Light. turn left on
Giebe rd.. then liz blocks to 10th st.
north. then left to 3rd house on right.
1906 North 10th.
ROBERT A. GRAHAME.
Owner-Builder.
.901 18th ST. NV. National 24I4..
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COUNTRY HOMES

COUNTRY HOMES.
ern conveniences. excellent condition: "a
mile frontase on creek and overlooking
Potomsc River cSo 25l acres. Of which 175
modern convenences. f1rst-class condition;
7. mile frontase on Shenandoah River at
Front Royal. Va. 96-acre blue grass farm;
Colonial frame house. rooms. needs
and two creeks Seaeh
acres: good farm: $500.
10o-year-old frame house. 12 rooms
road. 5S miles from washington. 20 acres. acres
EEoNARp .eis o 81 sNIDER IHdssl0f La Plata I3g MD
GOOD BARGAINS OFFERED.
IS a.. new barn. State road: pricee-Si. 500
a. 5-rmi dw.. State road: price 500
ply so IT, DAs sns eSanot.e smS Hs ND
OLD MARYLAND HOMESTEAD. PART
stone. built before 1850. Small acreage,
view. view Price greatly reduced to close an
FARQUHAR. Adams 03O3.
IDYLWOOD. vA.-3la ACRES LAND g.
room room mouse and large chicken house and
67-ACRE ADAMS Co. PA. FARM.
room house. good soft. barn. house for
1000 hens. $3.50: and If taken soon.
oats. wheat. corn. horSes COW. hens. I'M
80 big WINTER catalos. FREE. STRoGT
AGENCY. 1427-N Land Title Bldg.
Phila.. Pa.
$40 ACRES WITH 80 ACRES TIMBER. ON
Route 40. conveniently located to Balti-
more. WASHINGTON, Frederick and west
minister. Two dwellings and all necessary
buildings, in fine condition: well watered.
AAIefdssftSely Arsdefics. Md priced POTTS & GRIFFIN
Is ACRES. OLD COLONIAL HOUSE WITH
large stone chimneys fireplaces; large
chicken houses. all buildings in need Of
some repairs; 90 miles Of Washington,
IL acres. fine land. old Colonial house,
barr fine shade. close to railroad station,
25 miles OF Washington. Price, $500.
420 acres, improved with nice old Co.
lonial dwelling. with beautiful setting.
large barns. tenant house. on hard road
bordering on large stream. about W cleared
and "a wooded. The dwelling has the
greatest possibilities for making q fine old
estate OF anything in Northern Va. Owner
sacrifices at $4,000.
so acres. partly wooded and partly
cleared; 7-room Colonial frame dwelling
with some old outbuildings. on good road,
about 81 miles from Washington. Price
$500. H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. va.
Phone l35
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S3.S5O. terms Ike rent. CoIumbla l6Oo.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
S3,70O-S300 Cash. $3.50 Month.
Dandy 4-room bungalow. bath; all i'm
provements; hot-water heat; lot. 40x100;
nice location.
S. E. PRIBULA.
1902 Baker st. Brentwood Md.
STOP PAYING RENT! S44 MO. INC.
taxes; small down payt. buys new 5-r;
bung. electric refrigerator. h.-w.h.. full
basement McCLAINE. Met. 0729; res,
Cleveland 0979. IA
BROOM MODERN. ALL ELECTRIC
kitchen bungalow: 3 a. of ground. sacrifice
for cash. Phone Greenwood 2504-J.
EVANSVILLE. MD. : FURNISHED Z:
room brick; lot. lot. 5ox13n; ,S,i a,mi.; p go9pa
wood I'd Phone Greenwood 261S
Evening star., 1936-01-12

THE BEST
Investment opportunity we know Of. with
assurance of Increment In value. Business
property. In limited and protected CONNER
ciaf zone: on principal avenue. close In;
heavy purchasing power; .returnirg splen.
az i%ns9ms; % FOR particulars. eau Or go
ROBERT /. McKEEVER CO, Inc.
shoreham Bldg. National ALSO.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Al
81 interest. prompt service. P. J. WALSHE
INC. ll07 Eye st NV
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FOUR FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE
lots. Lots Peabody street. 100 feet west
corner 18th street, 5Ox1O0. at S2,750.
other sites at S1.75O each Apartment
house sites Northeast as low as 81. 500
& Co. 11O3 Vermont ave. Call Adams
BEAUTIFUL LOT ovERLOOKING PARK.
10. 600 50. IT,. $4,000. Also lot on 18th
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$40 ACRES WITH 80 ACRES TIMBER. ON
Route 40. conveniently located to Balti-
more. Washinston, Frederick and West
minister. Two dwellings and all necessary
buildings. in fine condition: well watered.
Attractiyely priced. POTTS a GRIFFIN.
Evening star., 1936-07-29
The Presidents Mother Will Give Reception Tomorrow
By the Way
Beth Blaine

YESTERDAY setting
ceremony MCarty Little and 20
dating back 1906 had
according which recently
Therefore the medals having
these the honored
the other 2 their
The Marine Band their red coats all the wh paraded
oud undoubtedly into aes th lovely spectacle
thrilling wth ongS all
started their roll and she realized that after years her husband
actually awarded
years before
and
Looking
the brick buildings thought of
There walls within walls which
there every inch OF the fascinating old place. One
popular Pepng temple
stopped trip
years
delighted description life
tropical place Their house when they arrived in Haiti rather
typical fun the
chintz thing
all garden Immediately her arrival
where the tropical shone with
garden white and
loved the
there We all know admired and ppre-
therefore bestowed Gen.
yesterday gathered the nice old garden
drinks delicious sandwiches
gathering Wees looking otDay
United States Minister to
Guatemala house for the Sum-
Department
Aires Mrs Henry Coron
there wearing Which Just the color OF her
hch made the afternoon both great tu"
a interesting
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Mrs. James Roosevelt
Plans Function for
Old Friends Of Son
Attorney General and Mrs. Cummings Back
From Postmaster General
Farley in New York.

MRS JAMES ROOSEVELT mother plan
M ming reception for old friends Of the President from
Campobeo Eastport tomorrow afternoon After the
reception President will start overnight trip to
Quebec with Lord Twedsmu Governor General
Of Canada
The Attorney General Homer S. Cummings have
returned Washington from vacation at Manchester VT
They spent yesterday in New York City
The Postmaster General Farley is again in New
York after spending the the Skyop Club in the
Pocono Mountains
The Argentine Ambassador Ep entertained at
William Mckee Dunn
The United Germany, Mr.. William E.
Dodd will today the Washington for his
po after months leave of absence in this country
The Swedish Minister will sail today on the
Sweden where they were called ope 10 e oea
of their eldest daughter Mile. Pauline BoStrom
The Dominican Minister Adre Pasoriza has gone
to New York whe at the Waldorf Astoria
Senator and Mrs H. will sail today with their
children David King Eleanor King West Indies cruise
and Mrs Wilbur j. Carr will
sail for Europe Washington where they Will peno
two months
Mai Gen. John L. Hines will be hosts today at silver
tea White Sulphur Springs for the oeneht OF the
Guild of st. Thomas Episcopal Church
Mai Gen James G. joined Harbord at Grove
Park Inn, at AShevlle N C.
Lieut. Col and Eastman of Fort Leavenworth Kans,
are spending Washington stopping at the
Fairfax
Mai and Mrs Hugh with them the week end
laers brother, Mr. M o.
Lackey Richard Lackey her sister Miss rma Lakey
all of Hampton Va Barker of Wichita, Kan
Coils Allen has joined her parents Mai and Mrs Alien
after cousin Miss Dorothy Gammack at
Buckroe Beach, Va
Mai R. S. Creed arrived from Maxwell Field Ala and
Carlton
Evening star., 1936-07-29
Mrs. Clark Returns
For Several DaVS

Mrs. Cameron Clark of BedminSter,
N. j., accompanied by Mrs. Stevens
Baird of Bernardsville. N. j. are in
Washington at the Carlton for several
days. Mrs. Clark has returned for
treatment at the Emergency Hospital,
where she was i'll for many weeks this
Spring following serious injury
which she received in motor. acci-
dent. Mrs. Clark has house at The
Plains, Va, where she spends much
time during the hunting season. The
accident occurred when she was
motoring down to The Plains and her
car was run into. Mrs. Clark, before
her marriage. was Miss Rhoda Cam
eron of New York and Southampton,
Long Island.
Evening star., 1936-07-29

CIuD, N. II. NE UCCdSIUH CtIeUI dItu
Mrs. Guider's birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. r. Hit
have Joined Mr.. Hits mother. Mrs
Robert r. Hit, at her cottage at Sara
toga Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik enter
tained at a box party last evening at
Newport for the performance Of Kind
Lady" at the Casino Theater. Among
others who entertained at the show
was Mrs. Herbert Shipman, who enter
Evening star., 1936-07-29
Miss McCord Bride
Of Mr.. Andre Cattaui
Egyptian Diplomat

OF INTEREST here is the news of
the wedding of Miss Catherine
Doris McCord, daughter of Mrs. Grace
McCord of this city. and Mr. Andre
Cattaui, who until last October was
secretary of the Egyptian Legation
here, which took place at The Hague
July II. The ceremony was performed
by the civil authorities in The Hague.
MIR. and Mrs. Cattaui are making
their home for a short time in The
Hague before going to Cairo, Egypt,
where the bridegroom has been trans
ferred to the ministry of foreign affairs.
The bride and her mother left Wash
ington in January and after tour of
Egypt went to The Hague. Mrs. Cat
taui attended Penn Hall, Chambers
burg. Pa. and the King Smith Studio
in Washington. She is sister Of Mrs.
Giles Waite of this city.
Mrs McCord will return to her home
in Washington from Europe tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-07-29
Miss Betty SEE
Returns After
Presentation

MANY Washington residents have
1A returned in the past few days
from Europe, where they have been
travelling during the past months
Among those who landed yesterday
aboard the Queen Mary was Miss
Betty SEE, daughter of the Chinese
Ambassador, DR.. Alfred Sao-Ke SEE,
who was presented to His Majesty
King Edward VIII while in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Carroll Morgan and
Mrs. William S. Culbertson have also
returned.
Miss Frances C. Wolff of 3701
Massachusetts, avenue will be among
the passengers sailing today aboard
the Queen Mary on the return voy-
age. Miss Wolff will remain in Europe
until the late Autumn.
Evening star., 1936-07-29

II RS. JOHN w. GUIDER was
M the honor guest at a picnic
Iv supper yesterday given by
4 L Mrs. Griffith at Sugar Hill
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Mr.. Richardson
Honored at Party

Mr.. and Mrs John E. Richardson
of Arlington, Va, entertained more
than 100 guests at surprise birthday
party for their son, Mr.. Lyman B.
Richardson. Monday night at the Y.
w. c. A. Building. 614 E street. in
celebration of his 21st birthday ami
versary.
The party also was in celebration
Of their sons recent graduation from
the Central Bible Institute in Mis-
souri,. He plans to engage in minis
terial work for the General Council,
Assemblies of God.
Many of the guests were young
people with whom the younger Mr.
Richardson has been associated in
church and Sunday school activities
here.
There was a musical program by a
20-piece orchestra and other special
entertainment.
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Future Weddings
FOretOld Today
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN w. FOSTER

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN w. FOSTER
of Brantford, Ontario, Canada,
announce the engagement of their
only daughter, Gertrude Elizabeth
Louise to Mr.. Robert Bumstead, B.
Sc, of Philadelphia. The marriage
will take place August 8.
Mr. Bumstead is the younger son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Bumstead
of this city.
The engagement of Miss Nancy
Rust McCarty, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. McCarty of Waterford, Va,
to Mr. Richard Bentley Thomas, jr.,
of Sandy Spring, Md, has been an
nounced by Miss McCarty's parents.
Miss McCarty makes her home at
Glenlauder, Sandy Spring. with Mr..
and Mrs Clarence B. Hurrey.
The plans for the wedding will be
announced later.
Evening star., 1936-07-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Visit Mrs. Whitney

Mr.. and Mrs. Barklie Mckee Henry
and their children have joined Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney at the Break
ers in Newport. Mr.. Henry is the
son of Nine. Jean J. A. van Kaath-
oven of Washington, and Mrs. Henry
was the former Miss Barbara Whit
ney, younger daughter of Mrs. Whit
ney and the late Mr.. Harry Payne
Wbitpev
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Mrs. TillSOn Returns.

Mrs. Jane v. Tillson has just re-
turned from a weeks visit in At
lanta, Ga, where she accompanied her
daughter, Mrs G. L. Alexander. and
grandson, William Ernest Alexander,
who Joined Mr.. Alexander there to
make their future home. Mrs. Till
son was accompanied to her home
in Clarendon by her twin sister, Miss
A. NJ. Vessey, for short visit, and
they will celebrate their birthdays
together.
Evening star., 1936-07-29
Residential Social News
Mrs. Guider Entertained at Picnic Supper
in New Hampshire.

tained for Lady Stanley, who is her
housegueSt.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrall MacNeille,
whose marriage took place Sunday at
Roslyn, are nov at Equinox House.
Manchester, VT Mrs. MacNeille was
formerly Mrs. Adelaide Brevoort Du-
rant, and is the daughter of Mrs. Jo-
seph E. Davies.
Mrs George Barnett, widow Of the
wartime commandant of the Marine
Corps. has as her guest at her home,
Continued on Fourth Page)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
PERCY REYNOLDS COMING

Percy Reynolds, who has been south on business in connection with the Juneau Ice Cream Parlors and the Juneau Liquor Company, is a returning passenger aboard the Vic toria.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
BAKER RETURNING

Dewey Baker, of the Juneau Bak- cry, who has been south for several weeks on a vacation, is returning home aboard the Victoria.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
MYSTERY FILM STARTS SUNDAY
 AT COLISEUM
Gilbert Roland and Mona Barrie Are Featured in
 Ladies Love Danger

Murder for profit motivates the criminal in Fox Films mystery p6ca1re, tLadies Love Danger, |" which opens at the Coliseum The atre tomorrow night. Tense situa- tions are relieved by hilarious comedy in the story of crime in fashionable circles.
 Gilbert Roland plays the part of the playwright who strolls into his smart bachelors apartment to find that a strange beauty, DOT trayed by Mona Barrie, has stroll cd in before him and, uninvited, made herself at home. A few min utes prior to her coming a murder has been perpetrated next door. Feeling that she is somehow in volved, he keeps her prisoner for the night. She manages to outwit him and when her escapes coin cides with three others murders he proceeds to unravel the mystery
 A double bill featuring "The Daring Young Man." a hilarious story of a New York newspaper man, and Buck Jones in Stone of Silver Creek" will be shown for the last times at the Coliseum Theatre tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
IKE TAYLOR TO
 ATTEND MEETS
 IN WASHINGTON
ARC Chief to Represent Territory at Commit
 tee Meetings

Ike P. Taylor, Chief Engineer of the Alaska Road Commission, will leave Washington sometime after February 4, after attending the inter- departmental committee meeting on Alaska. scheduled for that day, ac- cording to word received today by the Governors Office.
 Among other territorial matters to be taken up at the session will be the proposed airfield and airways program for Alaska, which would be carried out by the WPA through the road commission.
 MT. Taylor will also attend the an- nual meeting of the American Wild life Institute in Washington on Feb ruary 3, as an Alaskan delegate. Del egate Anthony J. Dimond will servs as the Territory's other representa- tive at the conservation confab.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
SHIRLEY R|L ,TEMPLE. PICTURE OPENS. SUNDAY, CAPITOL
Child Star Has Dramatic Role in Our Little Girl
 New Bill Here

Shirley Temple proves herself a dramatic star second to none in her new Fox Film picture, Our Little Girl" which opens at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. At no time does she stop being real child, and she plays in almost every scene in the picture.
 In one of the most thrilling se- quences of the picture, complete circus was assembled including the big tent, wild animals, elephants, "Poodles" Hanneford, world-f famous clown and rider, "The Clarkonians' in swinging act, and the clowns Hambone, Dumbell and Smiling Sambo.
 The story of the picture involves misunderstanding and a bewilder- ing crisis in the lives of those nearest and dearest to Shirley, and is said to be her most touching picture. Rosemary Ames plays the part of the mother, Joel McCrea is the father, and Lyle Talbot is "the other man."
 Warner Oland in Charlie Chan in Egypt" will be shown for the last times at the Capitol Theatre tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
BETTER TIMES CONTEST GIRLS
 GIVEN DINNER
Thirty-five Contestants Sing Praises of Hump-back
 Salmon Tn Terminal
(Conthuled from Page Ons)

or close friends in the Washington metropolis an opportunity to visit them that might not otherwise be af- forded.
 Tables were decorated in Mexican colors: red, white and green. An Alas ka flag was used by courtesy of the Hayes Shop.
 The following girls attended: Rosie Africh, Thais Bayers, Harriet Bar ragar, Ginger Bardi, Edith Clinking- beard, Gertrude Conklin, Mildred Cashen, Rosa Danner, Esther Davis, Phillis Edwards, Lucille Fox, Linda Furuness, Anita Garnick, Eleanor Gruber, Laddie Kyle, Margaret Nell son, Inga Lindstrom, Lucille Lynch, Margaret Lindstrom, Ruth Lundell, Rosellen Monagle, Elisabeth Kaser. Rhoda Minzgohr, Mary Nordness, Mary Pearce, Helen Pusich, Char lotte Polet, Bessie Powers, Bernice Reidl, Ida Roller, Mildred Shafer, Georgianne Snow, Catherine York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
PARTIES SEEK MISSING YOUTH
 ON MT. RAINIER
Searchers May Make Haz- ardous Ascent of Sum-
 init in Quest

MO UNIT RAINIER NATIONAL Park, Wash, Jan. 25.-The possibil- ity that search parties hunting for Delmar Fadden, 23-year-old FER A worker of Seattle, might make the hazardous climb to the summit of Mt. Rainier, which the youth sought to make when he became lost, ap- peared today as rescuers returned to their base at Glacier Basin last night without finding any trace of Fadden
 It is said that the searching party
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
LUTHERAN ANNUAL MEETING SUNDAY;
 TO HEAR REPORTS

The Annual Congregational meet ing of Resurrection Lutheran church will be held tomorrow evening at the church. A special evening service will be held at 7:30 o'clock at which con- gregational singing will be featured, and short talk will be given by the pastor, the Rev. Erling K. Olafson.
 The congrega tional meeting will be held immediately after the serv- ice. Reports of all organizations for the past year will be heard, and plans for the future will be discussed After the meeting refreshments will be served in the social rooms of the and members and friends are urged to stay and visit with one another.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-01-25
e. t GRADE PUPILS WIN HONORS IN CLASS WORK

Report comes from the Douglas school listing the following on the grade honor roll for the past six weeks period: First grade-Patricia Andrews, Margaret Cochrane; Sec ond grade-Lucille Goetz; Third Rudy Krsul and Evelyn Krsul; Fourth-Solvein Havdahl; Fifth Borghild Havdahl, Kenneth Shud- shift, Doris Cahill and Frank Krsul; Sixth-Elmer Savikko, Dorothy Langseth, Annabel Edwards, Airline Rice; Seventh = Glen Kronquist; Eighth-none.