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The Washington times., 1936-12-12


lace Beery in "Old Hutch" with Eric
Linden and Cecilia Parker; also The
Spanish Civil War: select program of
short subjects. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Sylvia Sidney and Fred MacMur-
ray in The Trail of the Lonesome
Pine; also Dick Talmadge in Step
on IT,: comedy; Pathe News. Thurs
day and Friday: Rosalind Russell and
John Boles in "Craig's Wife; also Fred
Stone in Grand Jury; selected short
with Cary Grant. Claude Rains and
Gertrude Michael: also Ken Maynard
in Heroes of the Range" with June
Gale; also '"Three Stooges"; comedy,
"Whoops I'm an Indian: Chapter No.
3, "Undersea Kingdom" and cartoon.
FAIRLAWN-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Shirley Temple in Dimples",
matinee 3 p. m. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Robert Taylor and Barbara Stan
elogue. Friday: Ralph Bellamy in
Straight from the Shoulder; comedy.
Saturday: Joel McCrea and Joan Bennett
in Two in a Crowd; comedy; matinee
only. Chapter No. 1S. Buck Jones in
The Phantom Rider"
JESsE-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
"Pigskin Parade" with Stuart Erwin
and Patsy Kelly; cartoon. Wednesday
and Thursday: Charge Of the Light
Brigade" with Errol Flynn and Olivia
DeHaviland; cartoon. Friday: "Adven-
ture in Manhattan" with Joel McCrea
and Jean Arthur; serial: novelties.
Saturday: Case of the Velvet Claws"
with Warren William and Claire Dodd;
also THE Arizona Raiders" with Larry
Crabbe; serial; cartoon; matinee at !
p. m.
sYLVAN-sunday and Monday: The
Devil Is a Sissy" with Freddie Bartholo-
NEW and Jackie Cooper; novelty. Tues
day and Wednesday,: Cain and Mabel"
cartoon; novelty. Thursday and Friday:
"Dimples" with Shirley Temple and
Frank Morgan; comedy; cartoon. satur-
day The Final Hour" with Ralph
california Mail" with Dick Foran; Sc
rial; cartoon. Matinee / p. m.
PALM-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. "Dimples." with Shirley
Temple and Frank Morgan; comedy;
with Marion Davies and Clark Gable;
novelties. Saturday: Murder With Pic
lures" with Lew Ayres and Gail Pat
rick; also, Here Comes Carter" with
Ross Alexander; serial: cartoon. Matinee
at l p. m.
STATE-sunday and Monday: George
Arlss in East Meets West; March #
lime, NO. ZUi news ana lTdVelOBue
Tuesday and Wednesday: Robert Taylor
in His Brothers Wife: news and com
edy. Return engagement. Show at Sis
and IL p. m. Louis-SChmeling fight
double. Thursday: Naughty Marietta;
also Frances Dee in Second Wife" Fri
day: Freddie Bartholomew in Devil Is
a Sissy; gang comedy and news. Matt
nee p. m. Saturday: Freddie Bar
tholomew in Devil Is Sissy; gang
comedy and news.
LINCOLN-December II to II (inclu-
sive): Big Broadcast Of 1897" with Jack
Benny, Martha Raye, Benny Goodman
and an all-star cast.
REPUBLIC-Decembe II to II (in-
clusive): The Devil Is q Sissy" with
Freddie Bartholomew, Jackie Cooper,
Peggy Conklin and Ian Hunter.
BOOKER T.-December II to II Tin
clustve): Katherine Hepburn and Her
bert Marshall in "A Woman Rebels"
with Elizabeth Allan land Donald Crisp.
HOWARD-On stage: In person-Noble
Sissle and his orchestra, featuring Leana
Horne and Billy Banks in the years
gayest musical revue. On screen: The
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NOW
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Continued from Local Page)
HighneSs knew about cOnstitu-
tionaI law was what he read
in my notebook. He had been
taught at home by private tutors
and had no idea of how to take
notes at a lecture. So he bOr-
rOwed my book and studied it."
In Mr.. Morley's opinion the
cause of the cataclysm that shook
the universe was a Southern ac-
cent. He thinks if Mrs. Simpson
had murmured flattering moth
ings in a Yankee or Mid-Western
drawl Edward VIII would be King
of England today. Mr.. Morley
knows personally of the Southern
accent of a certain Rhodes scholar
that caused young Oxfordians to
gather around and listen in faS-
cination.
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zTN WASHINGTONI'S
ID Heroes mRL9( I
School Teachers Life Too Slow, So William
F. West Got Job on D. c.
Police Force
Police Force

The life Of a school teacher in
Washington, Va, was too quiet
for william Fontleroy West, so he
came to Washington, D. c., in
1904, and joined the Metropolitan
Police Department.
And in the change he found
plenty of excitement. He was as
signed to patrol the old Bloodfield
section, and soon after he was
lured into a vacant house by the
cry of murder.
There the Suicide Boys" gang
set upon him. Although hard
pressed, he fought off the gang
and managed to arrest the leaders.
Another noted capture he made
was a huge woman who headed
the women'S gang known as the
Bear Cats of Clicks Alley"
Through strategy he managed to
get her to the station house and
into a padded cell.
Because Of his early training
and teaching, Mr.. West is keen
student of history, the drama and
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AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Ruth Chatterton. Walter Huston
and Mary Astor in ''Dodsworth." Closed
for repairs from Wednesday to Saturday.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day: Binnie Barnes and Jean Dixon in
The Magnificent Brute" Tuesday and
Wednesday; Anthony Adverse" with
Fredric March and Olivia de Havil-
land. Thursday: Gary Cooper and Made
leine Carroll in The General Died at
Struck with Joan Blondell. saturday:
John BoIes and Rosalind Russell in
"Craig's wife" and Ralph Bellamy and
Marian Marsh in The Man Who Lived
Twice
CENTRALl-Sunday Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: The Charge of the
Light Brigade" with Enrol Flynn and
day: Patsy Kelly in Kelly the Second"
"The Clutching Hand No. s." Saturday:
Jean Harlow William Powell, Myrna
10y and spencer Tracy in "Libeled
Lady"
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Walter Huston. Ruth Chatterton
and Mary Astor in "Dodsworth,"
ney, Joe E. Brown and Dick Powell in
"A Midsummer Nights Dream FRI
day Marsha Hunt and Robert Cum
mings in THE Accusing Finger" Sat
land in wives Never Know"
HOME-sunday and Monday: Shirley
Temple in "Dimples." Tuesday and
Wednssday Loretta TSpps Snpsd.S ana craS%s 99n
George, John Howard and Airline Judge
in valiant is the Word For Carrie"
Friday: Roscoe Harms and Mary Brian
in Three Married Men. Saturday,;;
ans Doris Nolan and Michael Whalen
in The Man Marry" also Ace Drum
mond, No. 3.
PENN-sunday. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Jean Harlow, Spencer
Tracy, Myrna 10y and william Powell
in "Libeled Lady" Thursday and Fri
day, simons Simon. Loretta Young
Constance Bennett and Janet Gaynor in
Ladies in Love" Saturday: Joel Nc
Crea and Jean Arthur in Adventure In
Manhattan" also Popeye.
sAVOY-sunday and Monday: Sally
Elers and Robert Armstrong IN Wth-
out Orders" Tuesday and WEDNESDAY:
Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire In
Swing Time" Thursday: John Halli-
way and Robert Cummings in HOLY, HoGHv
in "The Traitor" also The Clutching
Hand" No. 5. Saturday: Kay Francis
in "Give Me Your Heart" with George
Brent; Robert Benchley comedy.
TIVOLI Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Jean Harlow, Spencer
Tracy, William Powell and Myrna 10y
in "Libeled Lady" Thursday and Fri
day: "Three Men on a Horse" with
Frank McHugh and Joan Blondell. Sat
urday: Jane Withers in Can This Be
Dixie; Ace Drummond No. 2.
UPTOWN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Jack Benny, Oracle Allen, George
Burns and Martha Rave In THE Big
Broadcast of 1887" wednesday and
Thursday: James Cagney, Joe E. Brown
and Dick Powell in "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" Friday: George ArlisS
in East Meets West" Saturday: Joel
McCrea and Jean Arthur in Adventure
in Manhattan" Ace Drummond No. 5.
YORK-sunday and Monday: Shirley
Temple in "Dimples." Tuesday and
Wednesday: Gladys George, John How
ard end Airline Judge in valiant Is
the Word for Carrie" Thursday: Bruce
Cabot and Lewis Stone in Don't Turn
EN- Loose" Friday: Here Comes Car
ter" with Ross Alexander and Glenda
Farrell. Saturday: IDA Lupino and Nino
Martini IN THE Gay Desperate" Pop
eye.
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on his retirement from the force,
he became associated with q real
estate firm in Takoma Park, and
resides with Mrs. West at 5000
Laurel st. N. w., where they re-
Gently celebrated their thirty-SiXth
wedding anniversary.
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BIRTHS


Thomas and Catherine Townsend, twin
boys.
John and Dorothy Collins, twin girls.
Richard and Eleanor Corcoran, boy.
George and Gabrielle Gardiner, boy.
Michael and Matte Giannini, boy.
John and Virginia Morris, boy.
Patrick and Catherine Kelly, boy.
Charles and Teresa O'Connell, girl.
James and Ruby Cassidy, girl.
Roy and Cora Jean, girl.
Arthur and Agnes Wright, girl.
Leonard and Ida Shaw, girl.
Thomas and Pearl Bromley, jr., girl
Horace and Bessie Holden, girl.
Charles and Carrie Wyvill, girl.
Donald and Eleanor Brayer, boy.
John, and Elizabeth Lee, boy.
Gerald and Regina McCombs, boy.
James and Eleanor Rawlings, boy.
Harold and Margaret Patschke, boy.
Hrebert and Martha Koenig' boy.
Robert and Patricia Roach, boy.
Elbert and Violet Watson, boy
Burnley and Carrie Wingfield, girl
Royal and Ruth Spellmeyer, girl.
Thomas and Sarah Hardy, girl.
Herbert and Pearl Wickor, girl.
Cornelius and Beulah Holt, girl.
George and Ida Edelen, girl.
Sylwin and Camille Burnett, girl.
Frederick and Ruth Rons, girl.
William and Margaret Frazier, boy.
Warren and Rosamond Saffell, girl.
Dolphin and Margaret Jones, girl.
Elu"dIu anu DdlSy ElOSls IVY
Ephraim and Louise Wilson, girl.
John and Ellease Williams, boy.
Daniel and Beulah Eaddy, boy.
Joseph and Hazel Savoy, girl:
Preston and Evelyn Proctor, boy.
Henry and Viola Mitchell. girl.
James and Leitha Jenkins, girl
Joseph and Alice Singleton, girl.
Louis and Nellie Lee, boy.
Leroy and Francine Hardy, boy.
DEATHS
Estella L. Tyler. sS. 211s F st. N. W.
Newton Charles, 81, 45s Luray Pl.
N. w.
Elizabeth Bainbridge. s8. sibley Hos
pital.
Kate Bunce. so. Casualty Hospital.
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In Mem0riam

In Mem0riam 8
CAHOON, MRS. GLADYS-In loving mem
ory of our dear sister. MRS. GLADYS
CAHOON (nee Skelly). who passed away
four years ago today. December II. 1882.
In our home, she is fondly remembered
Those who loved her in life, sincerely.
Still love her in death Just the same
HER FAMILY.
TAVENNER. JENNIE WIN loving
memory of our dear wife and mother;
JENNIE w. TAVENNER. who departed
this life one year ago. December 12. 1885.
I cannot say and will not say.
That she is dead-she is Just away.
With a CHEEKY smile and wave of the hand
She has wandered into better land
And left us dreaming how very fair
1t needs must be since she fingers there:
And you-oh. you, who the widest yearn
For the old-time step and the glad return.
Think of 'her. faring on as dear
In the love of There. as the love of Here.
Think of her still as the same, l say
She is not dead. she 10 Just away:
THE FAMILY.
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william H. oliver, so. Georgetown
Hospital.
Elizabeth D. stainsr, rs. $50 East
Capitol.
Addie N. Taylor, 70, $500 Connecticut
R. Lee scaggs. 70. Emergency Hos
pital.
william Hilleen, 70, sibley Hospital.
Jesse Rye, ~, Gallinger Hospital
John Harley, 70, st. Elizabeth Hos
pital
Walter A. Gundaker, sS, John Dickson
Helen Norris, ss. Georgetown Hos
Ernest F. Guilford, IS, 900 Nineteenth
st. n. w.
Walter sager. IS, 1883 T st. s. e.
Thomas Kechane, 81, Gallinger Hos
Allen W. Ecker. 54. Emergency Hos
pital.
Estelle X. sorrsn. s. 1114 virginia
Richard o. Nation. jr.. B. Washing
Beatrice Blatt. 4s. 1899 Wisconsin
Mollie NJ. White, 45, SIS A st. N. e.
Clifford A. Hall, ~, 1850 Wisconsin
Charles ouigley. AZ. Providence Hos
pital.
Thomas McCourt. 2s. Casualty Hos
Lucy E. colberth. s1 1925 Diane Ave.
N. E.
George H. Mitchell, IS. Gallingsr Hos
pitai.
Eva Tyler, So, Freedmens Hospital.
Lottie Beasley, 81, Freedmens Hos
pitsl.
Lillian Nichols so, Gallinger Hospital
Wallace Gage, 45, 700 Fourth st. N. E.
Douglas Postell. SO, Gallinger Hospital.
EInora Fletcher, Ss, S1s Odd Fellows
CT. 6. e.
Frances Moore, 20. GalIinger Hospital.
LICENSED TO MARRY
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DIED

GRANT. JOsEPHINE-on Friday. Decem;
slFsEd St. St. e. JosEPMTISffS M fSfs2iSSE sfSs22iSSE % %sRS
Grant and DEVOTED mother Of .Mrs; Eliza
Funeral from The ". W. Chambers Co.
Monday December IA. 1885. at 9 80 a. m,
thence to st. Anthonys Catholic Church,
where mass will be Offered at 10 .. M m;
friends are invited to attend. 1nterment
in Glenwood Cemetery.
HUFF, LUCY TAYLOR-On Monday. De-
cember z 1885. at the residence Of her
S%snEhter %1 Mrs Waller T4Gv + Ersnks u1ETT Msw
beloved wife Of the late Waller P. HUFF
and mother of George T Huff. of Phila-
delghia. Pa; and Mrs. Waller H. Franks,
Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin st. N. W.,
on Monday. December, IA, at 2 D. m.
Relatives, and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Family stopping at the Cairo Hotel.
RUSSELL. HAIRY Jon Friday. De-
cember II. 1886. at Tuberculosis Hospi-
tai HARRY J. RUSSELL. ~
s. E. on Monday. December "A, at .7:30
a. M: thence to Holy Ghost Catholic
Church, Issue. Md. where requiem mass
will be Offered, at $50 a. m. for the re-
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Issue. Nd.
TAYLOR, ADDIE Non Wednesday. De-
cember 9. 1885, at her residence.
$500 Connecticut Avenue Northwest.
ADDIE N. TAYLOR. the beloved wife OF
the late Grant W Taylor. Remains rest.
ing at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home. Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets
Northwest.
Funeral services private from the W.
W. Chambers Co. funeral home 14OO
Chaplin Street Northwest on Saturday. De-
cember I2, 1896, at 8 p. m.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery
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ANNUITY PLAN
INTRIGUES
CLERKS
BY J. EARLE MOSER

For pictures and biographical sketches
published daily In The Times, Govern.
ment employees and members Of Federal
organizations should contact the writer
i'm the editorial room by 6:15 p. m. Also,
news of office happenings may win .
weekly prize II phOned to Di. 1000,
branch 80 before p. m.
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Bernheiner The0ters
"GGE 18th Near r. I. Ave. N. \.
MURDER WITH PICTURES" with Lew
Ayres and Gail Patrick. Also-Spec Added
n-Serial-Cartoon. Mat P NJ,
PATN DEL RAY. VIRGINIA
Double FEATURE STAR FOR A NIGHTS
with Jane Darwell and Claire Trevor.
THE FINAL HOUR" with Ralph Bel.
lamy. Serial - Cartoon. Mat. at l P NJ
SYLVAN 1O4 R. 1. Ave. Northwest
Double Feature 1.-TWO IN A CROWD"
with Joan Bennett and Joel McCrea Also
BENGAL TIGER" with Barton McLane
and June Travis. Cartoon Serial
Mat. at l P. M
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At Your zbeO(er
TODAY-TONTGHT

|TAKOMA No Parking Troubles
Continuous from l P NJ. Edmund Lowe
in SEVEN SINNERS" Also-Lew Ayres
in LADY BE CAREFUL" Tomorrow
Continuous from 2 P M.-Jack Oakie in
Texas Rangersn
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APOLLO-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Jack Benny. Oracle Allen, George
Burns and Martha Raye in The Big
Broadcast" Wednesday and Thursday:
James Cagney. Joe f. Brown and Dick
Powell in "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" Friday: Nino Martini and Ida
Lupino in THE Gay Desperate" Sat-
urday: James Dunn and Marian Marsh
in Come Closer. Folks" and Ralph
Bsllamy in wild Brian Kent"
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WARNER BROTHERS

AMBASSADOR-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: Bing Crosby and Madge Evans
in pennies From Heaven" Wednes-
day and Thursday: Robert Taylor and
Barbara Stanwyck in His Brother 9
Wife" Friday: Lew Ayres in Lady
Be CAREFUL Saturday: Katharine Hep
burn and Herbert Marshall in "a
Woman Rebels"
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VNmK Georgia Ave. & Quebec RI.
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW. JACKIE
COOPER and MICKEY ROONEY in
THE DEVIL rs A SISSY Our Gang
All-Star-Cartoon Show at 1880 A. N.
One Performance Only. Prices. Adults
onc children 15c.
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rEVnTW 14th and Park Rd. N. W.

JEAN ARTHUR and JOEL McCREA in
ADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN.' Ace
Drummond No. /. Doors Open 1880
Shows Continuous from 1 P. M
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OA Nu"VV4N Phone. Cleveland 5400
MatineeS Daily at p. NJ.
TODAY: STUART ERWIN and AIRLINE
JUDGE in "PIGSKIN PARADE" Ace
Drummond No, 4.
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~Ow AAJV Georgia Avenue and
OOAUIN Farragut St. n. W.
IDA LTIPINO and NINO MARTINI in
THE GAY DESPERADO." Doors
Open 12:3o-shows continuous from
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ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: Fred
die Bartholomew; Jackie Cooper in "The
Devil Is a Sissy" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Loretta Young and Don Ameche
in Ramona" Thursday and Friday:
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COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Walter Huston. Ruth Chatterton
and Mary Astor in "Dodsworth. n.
ney, Joe E. Brown and Dick Powell in
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" Fri
day: Marsha Hunt and Robert Cum
mings in THE Accusing Finger sat
urday: Charlie Ruggles and Mary Bo-
land in wives Never Know"
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GLADYS GEORGE. JOHN HOWARD
and AIRLINE JUDGE in VALIANT Is
THE WORD FOR CARRIE" Doors
Open 12:30-Shows Continuous from l
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UPTOWN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Jack Benny. Oracle Allen. George
Broadcast Of 1897" Wednesday and
Thursday: James Cagney, Joe E. Brown
and Dick Powell in "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" Friday: George ArlisS
in East Meets West" Saturday: Joel
McCrea and Jean Arthur in Adventure
in Manhattan" Ace Drummond No. 5.
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TIVOLI Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Jean Harlow, Spencer
Tracy, William Powell and Myrna 10y
in "Libeled Lady" Thursday and Fri
day: Three Men on a Horse" with
Frank McHugh and Joan Blondell. Sat
urday: Jane Withers in Can This BE
Dixie; Ace Drummond No. 2.
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CENTRAL-sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: The Charge of the
Light Brigade" with Errol Flynn and
Olivia de Havilrand. Thursday and Fri
day: Patsy Kelly in Kelly the Second
THE Cutching Hand No. s." Saturday:
Jean Harlow. William Powell Myrna
10y and spencer Tracy in "Libeled
LADY,"
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HOME 1880 Street Northeast
RALPH BELLAMY in THE MAN WHO
LIVED TWICE" and JOEL McCREA
and JOAN BENNETT in TWO IN
CROWD" Ace Drummond No. 2. All
Star-Cartoon Show at 1890 A. NJ. One
Performance Only. Adults, 2oc; Children
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rADuE 18th St. Below r st. n. W.

Screen. BING CROSBY and MADGE
EVANS in PENNIES FROM HEAVEN
Stage: LEON ERROL and THE HOLLY
WOOD FOLLIES OF 1887"
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acknowledgements II to II (in-
clusive): The Devil Is q Sissy" with
Freddie Bartholomew, Jackie Cooper,
Peggy Conklin and Ian Hunter.
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METROPOLITAN

r ct Tenth Street Northwest
Second Week Down own
IRENE DUNNE & MELVIN DOUGLAS in
"THrODORA GOES WILD" FIFTEEN
MINUTES OF WORLD NEWS and Sc
LECTED SHORT SUBJECTS.
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PROGRAMS AT The NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE THEATERS

Captains Kid" with Sybil Jason. Mid
night show Saturday with reserved seats.
Special benefit midnight show Wednes-
day, December Is.
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THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BR1.
GADE" with ERRoB FLYNN ana
OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND.
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FIash-Lucien Koch, prominent
member Of Lodge IL, Labor, A. F.
G. E., got the limelight in recent
Liberty Magazine story.
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BOOKER T.-December II to II lin
clusive): Katherine Hepburn and Her
bert Marshall in "a Woman Rebels"
with Elizabeth Allan and Donald Crisp.
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Odds and endS-Thelma Bills,
late Of the Treasury and now with
AAA, is requested to contact the
writer the A. F. G. E has two
new lodges, in Buffalo and Philly
one year ago today: the Ma
tional Legislative Council Of EN-
ploye Organizations was demand
ing passage of the ,Ramspeck
leave bills the American Public
Welfare Association begins it's
round table conference on sundry
subjects today at Wardman Park
Hotel with DR.. Leonard D.
White Of Civil Service slated as
chairman of the personnel prob
lem discussion
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-03
Am. Legion Aux. Meets In Juneau
 Gets A Welcome
(By The Associated Press)

JUNEAU, Sept. 3-American Legion Ladies Auxiliary opened the seventeenth annual conven- ton of the Department of Alaska. Governor Troy and Mayor I.Gold stein welcomed the delegates and responses were made to the Leg ionnaire Auxiliary heads. Oscar Wortwine, National Vice-Com- mander, arrived Wednesday AM. Committees will be appointed at the regular business sessions tc be held Thursday and Friday. & election of officers Saturday. Sol diers from Chilkoot Barracks are here for rifle shoot and other competitions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-03
Spanish Govt Troops Flee Into French Territory
Chinese Actress Was Too Hot At
 First In China
(By The Associated Press)

(Bv The Associated PreSs)
 PEIPING, Sept.2-Actress Pai- yushang, whose English name is Miss White Jade Frost, known as the Chinese Mae West, returned to Peiping from which place she had been expelled in 1884, be- cause of the city's puritan mayor Yuanliang. Miss Paiyushang's acting was regarded as "too hot.
 Several thousand of her admir- CTS braved a rainstorm to vel come her to the scenes of her early triumphs.
 White Jade Frost was granted permission to return to Pieping by the present Mayor Chintehi- chun, who, however, insists that she must submit the text of her plays to authorities before being permitted to tread the boards again.
 Her period of exile was spent in Shanghai and Nanking.
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France and Great Britain,b with holding aid were making Spain the Ethiopia of Europe.
 At the same time he asserted, that should the government en- erge victorious in the civil war, large sections of the country would have to be collectivized' although adding that Spain was mot ready or well enough devel- oped economically for pure com munism."
 At the present time, he said, the Madrid government would not seek loan from foreign gov ernments as "the country which borrows abroad gives its lender an opportunity to dominate it politically"
 The unofficial man behind the scenes" in Madrid said, that Fas- cist nations were surreptiously but effectively helping the Span ish Rebels. He named Germany, Italy and Portugal as aiding the insurgents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-03
Man Is Waiting For Answer To
 Offer of Blood
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated PreSS)
 LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3-Rob- ert Sprague, aged 33, a Holly wood studio worker, awaited an answer to his offer to donate blood to seven year-old Phillip Levitt of Chicago, who is suffer- ing from a rare heart infection.
 the studio painter made his of fer after hearing an appeal had been sent out by the boys physi- clan for the blood of a person who had recovered from this type of infection.
 Dispatches said the youth was suffering from streptococcus infec tion of the lining of the heart and was doomed to die within a few days unless the right kind of blood is obtained. Sprague said he suffered the same illness five years ago and recovered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-03
MINING BOOM TAKES PLACE NEAR JUMBO
 CLAIMS IN NEVADA
(By The Associated Press1

(By The Associated Press1
 WIMNEMUCCA, Nevada, Sept. Prospects of widespread min ing operations encircling the sen- sational Jumbo gold strike near Jumbo, Nevada, increased today when the second big mining deal of the area was completed. J.B. Haffner of Ely, Nevada, took an option on six claims and four fractions adjoining the famous Jumbo claim of George Austin, the Jumbo storekeeper.
 The price of the options was rumored to be twenty five thous- and dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-03
STEVE MILLS FIVE OTHERS ALL KILLED IN AlRPLANE
 CRASH NEAR ANCHORAGE
Necessary To Pack Bodies Four Miles So Can Be
 Flown Out
;Bv The Associated Press)


 ANCHORAGE, Sept. 3-Five passengers and Pilot Steve Mills died in the wrecked plane on Kenai Peninsula, a dispatch from Seward to the Anchorage Times, which said Pilot Al Horning, fly ing from small lake near the crash scene, reported that the rescue party reached the Mills plane late yesterday and found the six dead. They picked up four men to aid in carrying the bodies through four miles of the rough wooded country.
 Horning left for the lake where a base rescue camp has been es- tablished. He is returning to Seward this morning for addi tional men.