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SALE-AUTOMOBILES,

FORD 1894 Tudor, sedan; very low mile
the interior IS spotless; smooth-running,
years. sSerase Wear' Sio small small tSUD down 'Ga pay
ment and easy terms, with our Famous
blgs bags Rin6on and & e 2day so7.4 monsy-
Open evenings.
FORD 1888 VS. Tudor sedan; excellent
can sTe erms me Ropsf mUsf ie istb
NV. between ! I am. and 8 pm.
FORD 1922 tour-cylinder de luxe coach:
mileage IL 600; excellent condition: S2l5.
N,s May Strauss. sl3 Maryland ave. ne. Call
FORD coupe. 90 model: IN good condition:
$500 cash. Jack Schwartz, Inc. 7O5
1th St n ".
FORD 1885 de luxe demonstrator sedan:
Gown payment Nolan Motor Co, 1872
Conn. ave. NV.
FORD Dc luxe 1924 Tudor sedan: very
osir osin OF caI care Eve only SS25oo his bar
430l Conn ave. NV.
FORD 1894 de luxe sport phaeton: custom
telms seTnes XeFy d6sn oes5 mT 9ny
I'LL 18th 81. NV.
FORD de luxe. 1885 Tudor sedan; used
sold at once: only S4s7 90: new-car terms.
Nolan: III 18th st. NV.
fCHO 1SO- COuDe. very DeSL COnQltlOn,
only S225.00; can give terms. Mr.. Hall.
430l Conn ave. NV.
FORD 1885 Tudor: beautiful condition;
only $4,000: like new. Mr.. Hall. 430l
Conn. ave. NV. Clev. 2200.
FORD 1894 de luxe victoria coupe new
style: very best condition. Only 1857: can
give terms. Nolan. iii 18th St NV.
FORD 1884 de luxe chrome wheels. covers,
heater: driven 5 500 miles; privately owned,
Priced right. National 1921.
FORD 1885 Tudor: You won't find a nicer
one in town: the dark blue finish hasn't
scratch; red wire wheels: perfect tires.
Spotless inside. Compare our price Of only
$40; Pohanka Service, 1925 goth st. NV.
FORD 1884 Tudor; original tan finish in
nne shape: good rubber; runs perfectly;
only 500 down; Ed terms. Steuart Motor
Co. l401 r. l. ave. ne. Decatur $500.
Sl25 cash. Gail Shepherd 3265-W Mon
FORD 1894 de luxe coach. Has dual horns
and tail lamps: safety glass all windows,
splendid VS. motor; 5 very good tires
1863. Addison Chevrolet. 1897 Irving
ST. w. Adams 54l1.
FORD 1888 rordor sedan; Philco radio
and all extras; only 3 1000 miles; sacriice
on terms, only $50 down. Nolan. 18th and
M stS.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ESTATE

200 ACRES. 13-RooM MANSION
This beautiful country home only Is
fnee,, fne places LEFT accessible to the. District:
civil War time mansion: has bath and
electricity and modern heating plant; smr. @
rounded with hundreds OF finest trees:
land in high, state of cultivation; two ten
ant houses large barns and several other
outbuildlngs: $40. 900; one-quarter cash
D. LILLE co, 264 Carroll St., Takoma
PARK Geo. 1900.
THESE ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
barn and stable. on State road and
miles les to Patuxent River, Price. s. $50. 90.
100 a. broom dwelling. barn: State
81 6Oo.OO. 'N''
go a. 40 a. can be cleared. balance
IN hTSt and second growth timber; flowing
stream. Price. 81. $4,000
40 a., sets farm bldgs $50 acres
arable. balance in growing timber. Large
noWlng stream. Good soil Price
Stn;uuo'n Terms can be arranged on
IheSef Further particulars. apply TO j. L,
DAVIS. Charlotte Hall Md
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club: price. S2n.G00: easy terms. other
oni stoet farms and estates Poomac
ing. Washington D. C.
ACRES PAVED HIGHWAY. BUS. BEST
suburban section beautiful Vineland, old
shade. shade. price; 81. 15o; $500 cash; photo on
estab. 1901. Vineland N j.
100 ACRES: FINE LAND s-ROOM DWELL
ing. small barn, 16 miles of Washington.
M14c,G3Gd near ge9d read; 1a price 5000; H. b
eal N. Cockrell, Falls Church, va. Phone
FARM OF us ACRES IN LoUDoUN CO.
room house. with light and water installed
house and other outbldes Sacrifice for
5000 $1,000 cash and easy terms for
4 acres, about 6 city blocks west of
Collingwood Tea House. near Fort Hunt:
improved by good 6-room and bath bunga-
other Out This dsuGe IS spendd
buy at 81 500.
| acre on hard surfaced road 5 miles
ami; Priced for quick sale; s3.aoG
of Route !; improved by good 3-room
cottage: nice location and house prac-
tlea1ily ally new: priced for immediate sale,
40, Dos,rE s PoN1ggAN d g,ga AND SON.
Phone Alexandria $40
~ A.. GooD S-R. HOUSE. .5-R. LOG
watered by never,failing mountain springs
valley u
$500 S 5si 5sf aossrP s!sss P.4 NO! As, shape
SSSas 80 5tG6sG eae @oasfR vsa
l a., 5-r. log cabin, (modernl. tnew,:
only The 4 aD0Ts nmss,s ss offered at these prizes
bargains IN farms and country homes
c c ELSEA. Realtor Bluemont Va.
bousc |; CHICKEN h5RdaI- RANCH: EXTRA GOOD
tricity; garage. fruit. shade, garden: pike;
ABOUT E24,l = mi adoa to D nroau.Is Only 4a5o.
crops; going concern with between 500
opportunity for money-makine @ % farm Isasi Tea.
sonable, Running stream:
big bsn s90d and and
pike; d s.., current nls ayailable rare bargain
t. Fsa sDTna stFeams and green pas
Montg. Co. Md. farms and making loans
IN S farm seectien E serve Once ws At
my 'Srm 0e e. rs.0R5s e. RowRpYBsusH. R5YfBs
Rockville Md.
WATERFRONT COUNTRY HOMES.
Patuxent River. II rooms, furnished, 63s
:. st. Marys River. rooms. bath. electric:
ityN 20 sEnd aGTeS te;e teexeeilent beach; $4,000.
nished, bath, electricity. excellent harbor,
3 acres; $4,000.
Smith creek tPotomac). = rooms. 80
acres. guest house. safe harbor: Sl2 600.
Chesapeake Bay, at Fair Haven; charm
ing cottage all conveniences, excellent
Beautiful island. ~ acres. Potomac
River estuary, charming cottage. guest
st, .Marys River. Z rooms, 40 acres.
beautiful view. delightful location: Sd 900.
LEONARD SNIDER, LA PLATA. MD.
DESIRABLE ACREAGE
BARGAINS.
33 acres. on route 240. west side or |
road. at top. Of rise: excellent location for |
business: old house. back from road: barn. |
dne sprtng; $S,460.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET TRUCK. 1894, Good rum
hlns condition. 140S Buchanan st NV
FORD 1884 panel delivery: excellent motor:
very good tires. original green finish like
reasonable offer accepted: carries our IA,
nous Blue Ribbon guarantee and 80 days
ho-coSt service. TRIANGLE Ford Dealers.
LIN I'm and l. ave. ne National 1886.
DODGE Ia33 stake: l57-inch wheelbase on
auals; au; helper springs: excellent for heavy
duuty, excellent mechanical condition:
accepted carries our famous BIne RiSbon Sns1
guarantee and 30 days no-cost service.
drlansle Truck Headquarters. 4th and Fla
ave: ne. National :laS2 onen evenings.
DODGE TRUCK, large panel 1-ton. good
shane. l92S SO. Clarendon 1873.
FORD 1888 panel delivery; attractive blue
PAM PAIN me nearly neg; about 1000 miles;
IulS paeSs suaEranteeo save Sl5o on your truck
ne. Decatur 5000.
FORD 90 1-ton. motor just overhauled;
must must, sell a today SIS. Woody, Room 1916
FORD 1891 4;cyl s.-ton panel truck; new
Cleveland 3S3S
FORD TRUCK: 11a-ton; stake body; per-
feet condition; sell cheap. 1915 N. Y.
ave. NV.
E06R ts9 n soo6 tqTn'95e o esse
Potomac 414.. ~ ''' IT. ave ne
HYDRAULIC HOIST AND BODY, new guar
antee; used only | week Specially low
priced. S. J. Meeks Sons. 623 G st. NV.
MACK truck 31a-ton solid tire. chain
drive. express body $50 cash Inspect
except Sunday. l4s
SEMI-TRAJLER. l6-ft.. Freuhauf in ex-
cellent condition: new 34x7 tires: reason
able. IL Prospect ave. Hyatts. Call
Greenwood 1111-W after Friday or before
10 Saturday and Sunday
ICE BODY to fit lla-ton truck Painted
any color. S. j. Meeks Sons, 6o2 G st.
NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-12
SALE-FARMS.
tContinued.)

POTOMAC RIVER.
131 acres rich, sandy. loan. farm Is
noted for growing maximum Yields of
truck. tobacco and standard farm crops;
1-room and bath residence; shaded site,
overlooks water; 2 new barns and tenant
house; all riparian rights in property; ad-
vanced age of owner reason for selling;
no reasonable offer refused; only 20 miles
D. c.; 15 miles by river
THEODORE F. MENK,
1927 Park Rd. Columbia rS45
Water front and Colonial estates since 1872 4. .
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WANTED-AUToMOBILES-

WANTED TO BUY. LATE MODEL LIGHT
sedan Must be bargain. Address Box 51-V,
otar once 12'
PARTY LEAVING CITY wishes to trade
choice waterfront lot for good used car,
Met. 3106. am-s pm.
WILL PAY private party spot cash for
is59 is59 10 1881 Ford or Chevrolet. North
Evening star., 1936-07-12

CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
If car is paid for. will give you
full cash price, or if not paid for.
Will pay off balance and give you
cash dlfference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAK-Highest
prices paid Superior Motor Cars,
Inc. 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
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4 ACRES PAVED HIGHWAY. BUS. BEST
Colonial house, gas electricity, beautiful
shade: price. 81 $50. 5000 cash: photo on
request. Write BRAY a. MACGEORGE.
eStah la0l Nineland n i
Evening star., 1936-07-12

GARAGE. SINGLE AND DOUBLE SPACE.
31ll Garheld st NV. Clev. 1859
PUBLIC GARAGE. 30 BY so. FIRST
commercial Rear 136S c st. sc. Metro
polltan O936. owner.
1913 NJ ST. NW-GARAGE SPACE FOR
rent Wide alley electricity. water, Yale
lock. ST a month.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
Colonial sA5iS5d A5isF dwelling.
pssS'A Af'f View eS!s3S sfis 1f sossa.e sSa
sa.tsS Asrss on Esh Es5y N Sss4 PSsonae
All Excellent Farms. on Good Roads.
THE MARYLSNPs sls REALTY TSSHssFsGEi GNSEsT%ENr
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
SOUTHERN psnsELHIERs MARY5ANR T1DEwArER
Write for Booklet and Pictures.
50 acres, route 20. about 20 acres in
site where old house eS burned doen paaams stream
woods. some virgin timber: some cleared
land; barn and other outbuildines: So 500:
81. acres near Wheaton: under culti-
peay sssa stpesm gf s tree eo spring flowing good
sHdns Sites vh hs ps sTse ffssEal sfsss neas as
VIRGINIA COUNTRY HOME.
o. r,i1os 2UoE5 80, acres acres, about half wooded;
paroho houss sa9p Eb scTs1 read
BEr~EES %AsaikG4SaF RAkGINSFE AND
Iuo acres OF land, on route 30 orchard.
some woods. balance under cultivation:
good lO-room house. barn. stream; 500
COLONIAL HOUSE MODERN
CONVENIENCES
Beautiful old house and grounds the
house containing or 8 rooms. three baths.
modern heating plant: gorgeous trees;
beautiful garden of young box and other
shrubbery:, three acres stable earsge and
other buildings: about / q" miles to District;
might trade for house near D. c. line.
R. D. LILLE CO.,
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SALE-LOTS.
,C--.;~.ll
LOT BARGAINS

Nearby Maryland. ne. 500 up. 1a-acre
home site on paved highway. & miles from
District. Specially priced. S225. Terms.
sUBURBAN REAL-I,Y. ~. CO Duoro"
Evening star., 1936-07-12

TWO FARMs-oNE- 167 ACRES. ONE 300
acres near Round Hill Loudoun County,
Va. T. RUSSELL POTTS. Leesburg Va
10 ACRES--5-R. HOUSE: NEW ROOF;
cleo: 15 mi. D. c.; S325O ROBERT
D. GRAHAM EairfaY 81
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GEORGIA 1049.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED-MONEY,

$4,000, 1st TRUST. So. DIRECT FROM
lender. Secured by 6-room brick, ami,
on North Capitol St. north of r. l. ave
Address Box ll4X, Star Office
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BY OWNER. RIVER ROAD. BEAUTIFULLY
suitable for small or large estates: also 80
acres. Colesyille Pike. available for low-cost
housing: 500 acres; Livingston rd. Sc. near
housing. Brokers attention. FULTON r.
GORDON; 1427 Eye st. NV. Phone Dis
trict 5230
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:. 11UU Eye 81. MetropoIltan aNhU.
WOODED, 50X200, LOT,
sos 90

pa MILES D. C. LINE MD.
On hill overlooking beautiful lake site:
new sub: improvements nearing compile
tion include large lake for boating. fishing,
swimming pool. park, etc: attractive home
site: believe worth $500: electricity. water.
bus. etc. Address Box 16O-X- Star off1ce. :
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-S1 800: 60xl2O.
covered with full-grown shade trees, run
ming brook through rear of lot: an unusual
ly picturesque site in a community of beau
tiful new homes.
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SILVER SPRING.

Lots for 4-family fats adjacent school;
block from shopping center, church and
Transportation. 3 blocks from l50-acre
park. Gail WALTER FUNDERBURK. Shep-
herd 240O. between 4 and pm. IL.
Evening star., 1936-07-12

We have numerous lots in Chevy Chase.
D. C, and Maryland and all conveniences.
We believe you will be pleasantly surprised
at the price, If you are interested in build
ans: We Will gladly assist you in planning
and financing your home
Evening star., 1936-07-12

bOICk roomy 5-passeneer sedan. to settis
ssta!e' good mechanical condition: orisi.
naI M paint. good rubber Sunday Shenherd
liz; week DAYS. Metropolitan 45I" u
BUICK 1881 sport convertible coune.
~ oSiIio o-IneSn transmission; mechanicsIIv
ana appearance excellent: $3.50 term.
% pee et,, MI Barr Barnes. 1929 18th st. NV, Be.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Tasty Pot Roast

Order three pounds of top round
of beef from your butcher. Scar this
in two generous tablespoons of fat
in a Dutch Oven" or any kettle
with a close fitting cover. This fat
must be very hot before putting in
meat. Brown meat en- all sides. Re-
move, add one sliced onion TO fat,
and when nearly Drowned, add l or
2 chopped carrots, parsley and eel
cry. Brown these we'll with the on
ion. Add q cup tomato PURGE and l
cup hot water. Season we'll with
salt, pepper and paprika. Return
meat to kettle, cover tightly and
cook slowly for several hours until
meat is very tender. Thicker gravy
and serve.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
CHEVROLET
Phone 100 COMPANY kennewick

Manning, head of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of New York. Mrs.
Hartman retorted that 1.-The first
Episcopal church, near Cheshire,
Conn, was built through a lottery
conducted by Bishop Seabury." The
churchmen point out that Bishop
Seabury built no church from lot
terry funds, but the seven years aft
er his death a school he founded,
erected a building from a $4,000
prize lottery.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Hamburger Cakes

Here's a simple variation of the
good old standby-meat loaf:
Take two pounds ground round
steak, mix we'll with the fellow
ing: l piece stale bread soaked in
cold water. l egg, q teaspoonful OF
salt. " cup water, l tablespoon OF
catsup. Shape into flat balls, place
in a shallow pan. Dot with small
pieces of butter and broil under
very hot fire for from 10 to Is min
utes. or until nicely Drowned. It is
not necessary to turn them. Serve
on hot platter. May also be pan
broiled
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
WORLD NEWS
OF THE WEEK
(Continued From Page IL
Tonnage in Prospect

Shreveport, La.-Gertrude Harms
a carnival performer weighing 745
pounds gave birth to a baby girl
weighing 9 pounds, 10 ounces. The
father weighs 3O5 pounds; an uncle
1872 pounds. The mother weighed
10 pounds at birth. Doctors after ar
exhaustive study of obesity, esti-
mate that the newcomer has only 81
chances in 100 of being normally
slender.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Cutting Meringues

When cutting a meringue pie,
first wet the knife in cold water.
This prevents the meringue from
sticking or peeling off.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09

name in German newspapers. He
is denied publicity because he took
no interest in boosting Hitler; 5000
miles away, in Rio de Janeiro, the
grizzled old air-dog characterized
the ban on Propaganda Minister
Goebbels as "a bad joke"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Lotteries Under Fire

Washington, D!C.-Among the ad.
herents of legalized lotteries fight.
ing against Federal bans are ALFRED
E. Smith, jr. and Mrs. Oliver Harri.
man, New York social leader. To the
condemnation of lotteries by Bishop
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
A New Cake

I recently came upon a rather
unusual cake which I found to be
very delicious Here it is:
Banana Cake with Orange Filling
11a cups sugar
- cup shortening
eggs
cups cake flour
q teaspoon soda
y teaspoon baking powder
y teaspoon salt
y cup milk
bananas mashed
1 teaspoon vanilla
Cream shortening and sugar, add
eggs, we'll beaten. Sift dry ingred-
tents and add alternately with milk.
Add vanilla and mashed bananas.
Bake in two layers at 375 degrees for
about Is minutes. Spread orange
filling between layers and frost top
with powdered sugar frosting:
tablespoons melted butter
3 tablespoons hot milk or cream
cup powdered sugar
Vanilla
Orange Filling
y cup sugar
21a tablespoons flour
egg we'll beaten
tablespoons orange juice
l tablespoon lemon juice
u teaspoon agrated orange rind
Grated rind Of one lemon
Cook in double boiler over boiling
water for Is minutes. Remove from
heat and add l teaspoon of but
ter. Cool and spread between layers
of cake.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Pays to Vote in Reich

Berlin, Germany-Not only are
German office holders who failed to
vote in last weeks plebescite des-
tined to lose their jobs as "shirker,' ~
but DR.. Huge Eckener, commander
of the giant now Zeppelein won
Hindenburg" is no longer to see his
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09

airy White House here that good
fishing prospects prompt him to ex-
tend his vacation on the remodeled
yacht Potomac" a few days more.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Cutting Butter

To cut butter neatly without
causing it to break, first fold
piece of the waxed paper over the
knife which has been dipped in
cold water.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Measuring Butter

Here's an easy way to measure
butter when the recipe calls for
part of cup. If you are measuring
q cup, put into the cup first n cup
cold water. Add sufficient butter
to make the water reach the l cup
mark.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
An Introduction

The name of this department,
1.-THE Modern Home-Maker," is
chosen because it is written for the
women of this newest section of the
United States. the Pacific North
west. Home-makers here, with the
eagerness of the pioneer, move with
a brisker step than their sisters in
the aged East. They demand the
latest-in appliances, in household
methods, in home management.
To gather for them this stimu-
lating material, will be my aim. I
wish, too, to direct a greater atten-
ton to the alluring foods and prod
ucts of our Pacific Northwest. My
Eastern friends stand amazed in
our markets before our crisp vege-
tables and fruits, our choice sea-
foods, our golden butter, our whitest
of eggs. Using them in the best old
ways and in the newest combina-
lions, what enchanting meals can
be prepared here in the Pacific
Northwest!
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Golden Pie

Cook quarter cup tapioca, 2
tablespoons sugar, l tablespoon of
lemon juice, one cup water, " cup
each of orange juice and sweeten-
ed condensed milk over hot water
When thick, add 2 egg yolks. Pour
in baked pie shell. Toy with rner-
ingue, brown lightly.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Melting Chocolate

When melting chocolate, place it
on a piece Of WaXed paper in youl
double boiler The pan will be clean
and none of the chocolate will be
wasted.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
President Prol0ngs Trip

Miami, Fla.-With affairs COM
paratively quiet in Washington, the
President has advised the temper
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1936-04-09
Mrs. ROOsevelt's Helping

Through the Washington Press
Association, this department. Will ap-
pear in many newspapers through
out the state. Readers who have
made tempting food discoveries are
invited to send in their recipes.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt has
sent me the secret of making the
Presidents favorite clam cilcwder.
and Mrs. John Garner has given
me a hint concerning the dish the
the Vice President most enjoys.
Others, too, are contributing their
best ideas for the pleasure of our
Pacific Northwest Home Makers.
Watch for them each week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-04
COLISEUM TO
 SHOW DRAMA
 OF POMPEIl
Story of Eruption of Vesu- vius Comes Sunday
 to Local Theatre

'The Last Days of Pompeii," star ring Dorothy Wilson and Preston Foster, plays Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Coliseum Theatre
 The story is laid in Pompeii which was at the root of Vesuvius on the Bay of Naples the time is the first century. Marcus, a young black smith, embittered when poverty costs him the lives of wife and child, determines to make the acquisition of wealth his goal. Sacrificing all ideals, he rises to riches and power only to discover that, although the lack of gold had cost him the life of one son, the possession of it must cost him the life of another.
 The battle between the forces of good and evil-as typified in the mans struggle against himself provides the drama, which is stag ed against the background of city abruptly torn by earthquake, and lighted by the lurid glow of a vol cano in flames.
 Playing for the last times tonight is Jean Arthur in The Public Men ace"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-04
INJURED MAN
 BROUGHT HERE

H. Arness, who was injured in an accident at Hawk Inlet Wednesday was brought to Juneau Thursday aboard the P. E. Harris cannery ten- der Seakist, and entered St. Ann's Hospital at about II o'clock for treatment of fractured arm
 A radio message was re eel V ed here by Pilot Sheldon Simmons of the Alaska Air Transport, advising him that the injured man had been placed aboard the cannery tender for transportation to Juneau, and requesting Simmons to contact the motorship in the the shelter of Shelter Island to pick up Arness for the balance of the journey to Ju- neau
 Pilot Simmons immediately took off in the Patco plane, leaving Ju- neau at about 8:45 pm, but found that the motorship had passed Shel- ter Island and was then approaching Marmion Island. Simmons taxied alongside the motorship, and, after consultation with the vessels off cers, it was agreed that the small saving in time to be gained by air. plane transportation over the short distance remaining did not warrant the risk involved in transferring the injured man from the motorship to the plane at sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-04
DARK ANGEL" IS AT CAPITOL
 OVER WEEKEND
Story of Emotional Triangle Stars Frederic March
 and Merle Oberon

"The Dark Angel" Samuel Gold wyn's gripping romantic drama, starring Frederic March, Merle Ob- eron, and Herbert Marshall, opens at the Capitol Theatre with to- nights midnight prevue.
 The story, set in the rural sec- tions of England, reflects the hearts of woman and two men-one of whom she loves, while the other loves her.
 A great emotional climax is reach ed when the man she loves comes to realization of his love for her. Their happiness is short-lived, how ever, as the relentless forces of life tear them apart. Years after, when the girl has resigned herself to a betrothal to the other man, a kind Her fate intervenes and the lovers are reunited.
 Prominent in the supporting cast are John Halliday, David Terrence and Cora Sue Collins.
 Playing for the last times to- night is Sanders of the River"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-04

compile data on the small boat com merce in Juneau for the past several years to be presented at the War Department hearing scheduled here in June before Col H. J. Wild. Re- cords on the small boat commerce for 1855 was compiled by the Cham Der but due to the vast amount of work involved, MT. Shattuck point ed out to compile the additional data requested by the Department it would require the services of a full time man for about month. He explained that the War Department engineers expects the city to pre- sent a case at the hearing, thus it will entail considerable work. The holdover members of the Council, Art McKinnon, G. E. Krause and William Reck, were named a com mittee to handle the business, work ing in cooperation with the Cham Der.
 Praise Gouernor and Dimond
 In bringing up the information from Gov. John w. Troy of the granting of an additional $4O,OO0 by Harry L. Hopkins, Federal Relief Administrator, to handle the re- lief in the Territory, Mayor Gold stein commented on what he termed the excellent work done by