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Evening star., 1936-04-02
Offerings
Of Week at
TIL e a ters
Tobacco Road" Has
Opening Sunday on
National Stage.

"TOBACCO ROAD" play by Jack
Kirkland, adapted from novel
by Erskine Caldwell, opens Sunday
night at the National Theater and
will play three matinees during the
week, on Wednesday, Friday and Sat-
urday afternoons. The drama now is
in its third year on Broadway and
New York has witnessed more than
1000 performances of it.
Henry Hull, who created the leading
role in the original New York play,
will be starred here. Mary Servoss,
Fiske O'Hara and Leon Ames have
important supporting parts.
robin Hood of Eldorado" will be
the new screen attraction at Loews
Fox Theater, opening tomorrow, and
Ben Bernie and all the lads will fur
nish the stage entertainment.
"Robin Hood of Eldorado," story of
California in the gold rush days, gives
Warner Baxter a role reminiscent of
his part in Cisco Kid" and he will
be supported by Margo, seen here this
week in "Winterset"; Ann Loring, a
newcomer to the screen, and others.
"Snowed Under" detailing the ad-
ventures of playwright who attempts
to write a third act while mixed up
In various difficulties with his first
wife, his second wife and the girl he'd
like for a third wife, starts tomorrow
at Warmers Earle Theater. George
Brent has the central role and the
women in his life are Genevieve
Tobin, Glenda Farrell and Patricia
Ellis. The Earles stage show will be
headlined by the Kitchen Pirates.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy have
the leading roles in the motion pic
ture version of THE Bohemian Girl"
adapted from the well-known operetta,
which will be the next screen attrac-
tion at Loew's Palace Theater, be-
ginning Saturday. An added feature
on the Palace program will be at
Happened in Washington" two-reel
film made here in town with local
talent.
Dickie Moore, Virginia Wiedler,
Eleanore Whitney and Tom Keene
have the leading roles in "Timothys
Quest which starts tomorrow at
Loew's Columbia Theater. It's the
story Of pair of orphans who bring
romance into two other lives.
Boris Babochkin, who will be re-
membered for his playing of the CEN
tral role in "Chapayev" last year, has
the leading role in Three Women"
which opens at the Belasco Theater
with late preview tomorrow night
Yanina Jeimo and other members of
the Moscow Art Theater are in the
film. which is designed as a tribute
to the women who helped build a new
Russia.
Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper
return tomorrow in Desire" their
first co-starring vehicle since MO
rocco" which comes to Warmers
Metropolitan Theater for its second
downtown week. The film recently
had successful week at the Earle.
Sign Of the Cross" Cecil B. De
Miles spectacular drama dealing
with the religious prosecutions which
took place in ancient Rome, will be
revived at the Little Theater as its
Holy week attraction, starting Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-04-02

meal.
The producers probably had pretty
stiff time naming the picture, as 1t
Evening star., 1936-04-02

be really interested, apart from the
trivialities connected with running a
servant stocked home and the gossip
Evening star., 1936-04-02

that is part OF
Hollywood.
IS ce our
marriage, Lii has
lost all her am
bition to work. in
spite of the fact
she has been
offered several
good contracts by
the studios here"
he continued.
Before her sur
prise elopement
with Flynn, fol-
lowing his over
night climb from
nbSplIritv tn Sllc-
Evening star., 1936-04-02

halls from Faith
Baldwin's Spin
ster Dinner" and
is not the sort of
a business that
leans in any par
ticular direction.
The story of a
spoiled young girl
who is pursued by
a rich young man,
Is not exactly new.
And the various
stufs and non
sences which pep
per their amatory
careers is not log
ical enough to
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-12-09
The Salvation Armv
Christmas Appeal

Christmas agar Ard v it'll its gseet
ings from he Salvation Army. wishing
you the joy and blessings of be season
and peace and prosperity in the New
Year.
Our Religion is one of htipful mi is
try an his Christmss-Birlhday of tu-
Saviour is a call TO service = Serv.Ce
to Cos and TO Humari Y.
Like the Salvation Army in the Unit
ed States of America ard oiher parts
of the world we are appea ing to you on
behalf of "CHRISTMAS PARCELS
the OF.
feel assured that can depend or you
to do your part in making the lesser for
tunate ones happy at this season of the
year wheo everybody is tryir G to make
some one happy
Gifts which may include money and
food stuff will be gratefully received up
to Dec mber the 20th.
Thank you and may every Christmas
blessing be yours.
Yours. in the spirit of Christmas,
ALBERT s. LIGHTEoURNE
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-12-09
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Genuine Italian Balor Vermouih now sci
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1896
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07
MISS SEWERS,
 MR. R. MARTIN,
 WED FRIDAY
Rev. David Waggoner Of- ficiates- Young Peoples
 Society Entertains

Miss Eva Seivers Is, became the bride of MT. Robert R. Martin, 22, in an 8.3o o'clock wedding last eve- ming in the First Presbyterian manse, with Rev. David Waggoner officiat- ing, and the Calvary Young Peoples Society serving collectively as host.
 Miss Helen Martin, sister of the groom, was maid of honor, and MT. Ralph Waggoner was best man. Other attendants were Miss Doro- thy Wanamaker and MT. James Bar tells. MT. Frank Barlow gave the bride away.
 The bride was beautifully gowned in white taffeta and carried a bou- quet of daffodils. Miss Martin wore blue crepe de chine and Miss Wana- maker was garbed in rose taffeta.
 Verdant greens and roses decorat- ed the arch under which the cere- mony was held.
 Preceding the service, MT Ralph Waggoner sang, Tn the Dawning, accompanied by Mrs. William L Paul at the piano, and again, follow ing the ritual, he offered "Rose oi My Heart"
 Mrs David Waggoner baked the wedding cake which was served with other refreshments, to the forty six invited guests who attended the service and subsequent reception.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Frank Barlow The groom, son of MT. William Martin, is an employe of the Alaska-Juneau Gold Mining Company. The young couple will be at home to friends in their West Eighth Street home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07
CHICKEN TRADE CATERED TO BY
 0. RAMINCER
Dealer Offers Sweet Tender
 Broilers Raised on Smoky Valley Farms

To supply the demands of fresh killed or live chickens for the Cas- tineau Channel trade, O. R. Ramin- ger, of the Smoky Valley Farms on Glacier Highway, announces that his plans are completed and that he is open for business.
 MT. Raminger, who for six years handled summer resort trade at Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, has been perfecting local plans for the chick en ranch for over year. His method for hatching chickens is the new brooder- battery system, and the re- suit is sweet, tender broilers, MT Raminger said. By this system, MT Ramingef stated he can market a two-pound bird in two months time.
 fin Wisconsin, MT. Raminger oper- ated his chicken business only five months of the year, but came to Ju- neau firmly convinced that twelve month business can be offered to the public, and he is equipped to carry out his plans. Now on hand at the Smoky Valley Farms are 700 chick ems, and the owner stated that as many more would be on hand to sup ply the demand every three weeks. These birds, MT. Raminger said, will be deliciously dressed, cut up, or alive. He expects to build a mod ern plant, starting this spring, the exact location not yet being decided upon.
 Its hard to believe" the rancher said, that every bird can be so plump and yet so tender, but bat ry-brooding, with proper feeding methods, guarantee just this.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07
PAT 0'BRIEN, JAMES CACNEY
 IN NEW FILL M
The Irish In Us' Is Story of New York Family,
 Comedy Drama

"The Irish Tn Us,' Warner Bros latest comedy drama, starring James Cagney, Pat O'Brien, Frank Me- Hugh, and Olivia de Haviland, opens 1t the Capitol Theatre with the mid night prevue this evening.
 The story, it is said, is based on traditional characteristics of the irish. to alternate between laugh ter and tears. to jump between com edy and intense drama, to fight with hose they love and love those with whom they fight.
 Mary Gordon, 55-year-old Irish sidow whose leap from job as res aurant cook to near Stardom in Hollywood is in itself romance, )ortrays the part of an Irish mother whose three sons are Pat O'Brien, a eop, Frank McHugh, fireman, and James Cagney, who refuses to take steady job, but devotes himself 'o managing broken-down prize fighters.
 Mas catering to the one non- producer of her brood keeps the fam fly in constant turmoil, but the tempest breaks in earnest when Cagney takes O'Brien's girl, Miss de Havilland, away from him.
 The sorrows and joys, the anxie- ties and triumphs of this little fam ly of New York Irish folk is said to have made one of the most laugh able and at the same time most touching screen dramas of the year.
 Shanghai, plays for the last ines tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07
"SMART CIRL' OPENS SUNDAY
 AT COLISEUM
Ida Lupino, Blonde, Gail Patrick, Brunette, Co.,
 Star in Production

Smart Girl" starring Ida Lu- pino and Gail Patrick, opens Sun day at the Coliseum Theatre.
 The story is bright, sophisti- cated romance drama of the mod ern girl and her adventures in the business of love, as well as in the business of making a living, prov ing at the same time that business and romance have a strange way of mixing.
 The two girls find themselves fac ed with the problem of earning a living after their fathers loss of his huge fortune and inevitable suicide Kent Talyor, struggling but hand- some young lawyer, pops into their lives at this moment Both girls, exact opposites though they be, fall in love with him. The eternal tri-
 angle is born when he marries the beautiful Miss Patrick who soon
 shows her true coIors. In order to
 cater to her expensive tastes, her
 husband finds himself innocently selling phony stock
 In the meantime Miss Lupino has taken her bruised heart into the business world and has become suc- cessful designing hats for Joseph Cawthorn, a kindly millinery manu- facturer. She discovers the stock swindle which involves her brother in-law and decides it is high time she really live up to the title of the film. Many amusing and dramatic moments arise when this modern young miss starts working things out for herself.
 'The Black Room" medieval dra- ma, plays for the last times tonight.
 SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT!
 SHOP IN JUNEAU!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07
LAGASA TO REPLACE DIVING EQUIPMENT;
 GOING TO SEATTLE

A. LaGasa, deep sea diver will sail on the Northwestern for Seattle where he will purchase complete new outfit of diving gear to replace equipment lost when his gaSboat Alaskan sank in Stephens Passage on February 29. LaGasa expects to re- turn to Juneau on the next ship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07
MIDGET LUNCH TO
 REOPEN MONDAY

Completely renovated, the Midget Lunch, well-known Juneau restau- rant, will reopen TOT business Mon day morning. according to Tom and Marie Surge, proprietors.
 The new Midget Lunch, in the same location, will feature home made soup and good home cooking, and will remain open from eight o'clock in the morning until eight o'clock at night. The establishment will also remain open on Sundays, the management said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07
JAKEWAY IN TOWN

Elmer Jakeway of the Jakeway Distributing Company, arrived on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-03-07

SPEND WHERE YOu MAKE IT!
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
Sc MARcHO DE INCLATE.
IRA LA SRA. WALLY SNIP
son

Rouen, Francia, Die. A.
Procedente de Londres lego
hoy a esta ciudad Ia Sra. Wal
Iy w. Simpson, amiga del rey
Eduardo VIII de Inglaterra.
POGO despues de su arribo sa-
Ito con rumbo a Cannes.
AcOmpahSn a la sonora su
chofer, su secrstariO y un de
tective que la custodia.
Cuando Ia Sra. Simpson sa-
liza del hotel De La POste para
dIrIgIrs ca Cannes, la actraz
francesa Nadie Dauty trat6 de
fOtOgrafiarla, perO no pudO 10
grarlo.
Ell automovil de Ia Sra. Simp
son es de color azul y de fabri
cacion americana.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
LA ORDEN DE
ZARPAR Ell VAPOR ES-
PANOL Sill

Ciudad de Mejico, D. F., Di-
ciembre 4.-Espera la orden
de zarpar cen un cargamSnto
de armas para las fuerzas lea
les de Espana, ell vapor Sill, de
bandera espanola, anclado en-
Veracruz.
Ell aeroplano Anahuac, pro-
piedad del coronel Roberto
Fierro, as de la aviacion anne
ricana, ha sido puesto a bordo
del vapor, con tres aeroplanos
que Sc tiene entendido fueron
vendidOs po rel general Cedi-
Ito, ministro de agriculture. FL
general cediAo usaba esos ae-
roplanOs para vOlar desde esta
capital a sus fincas de San Luis
de Potosi.
Tambien Sc halla a bordO
del Sill, segIn Sc dice, Ell aero
plano en- I'll cual Harold Far :
quhar, primer secretariO de Ia
legaci6n inglesa, y SUI photo a.
leman, Fritz BisIer, dierOn Ia
vuelta al mundo ell ano paSado.
Por esos aeroplanOs, segIn
Sc dice, Sc pagaron tentadoras
sumas
La gaceta., 1936-12-04

aleantarillas para impedir que
los f~acciosos entraron por elias
y realizaran un ataque por sor-
presa.
CentenareS de guardias repu-
blicanos Y milicianos fueron es-
tacionadoS alrededor de una
manzana de casas que hace fren
tie a la embajada inglesa. Va
rios refugiados fueron hechos
salir de TN edifieio que habia al
quilado la legaci6n finlandesa.
Estos refngiados, segdn la po-
licia, lanzaron bombas por las
ventanaS, en- contra de los mi
licianos, c hirieron a un niho.
Cuando la policia y los milicia-
nos trataron de entrar fueron
recibidos con fuego de anEetra-
lladoras.
Las trobas sc abrieron naso
hacia ell interior y los agresores
Sc rindieron. Mas de 400 indivi-
duos, la mayor parte derechis-
tas espanoles, fueron detenidos
y llevados a la direction gene
raj de seguridad. La policia en-
contr6 un gran nlmero de bonn
has hechas va Y otras en- proce-
so de fabrication.
Las autoridades espanoles di-
cen que ell ministro finlandas
expres6 asombro cuando Sc lie
inform6 de los que habia sucedi-
do, hacienda ~protestas de ino-
cencia.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
REGRESARA Ell SR. JUAN
FERNANDEZ

Procedente de New York, a
donde fue en- viaje de compras
regresar6 hoy a eSta ciudad el
Sr. Juan Fernandez, cOndueho
de la popular tienda FeTP6n :
dez y Garcia Mems Shop.
Fernndez, que Is un joven
muy estimado en- Ia colonia ls-
tina, ha adquirido los dItimos
modelos para su acreditadO es-
tablecimiento.
lie damos nueStra mas cor
dial y afectuosa bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Palabras que deben repstirse. - Los ~fasOistas
espaholes y los platanos. = China demanda una
satisfaction. - Las masas Y ell Rey Eduardo
Ell idiomaEspanol

Esas palabras del diputado
conservador ingles que presen-
clio ell bombardeo de la pobla-
ci6n obrera de Madrid por los
aeroplanos fascistas, debieran
ser repartidas Y c~omentadas
per todos los hombres sensatos
del mundo: 10 que hemos Wis
to hoy, ell bombardeo de los dis
tritos obreros por la aviacion
insurgente, es cruel e injustifi-
cado."
Ash habl6 un diputadO conser
vador, no laborista, socialista,
izquierdista o comunista.
Acto salvaje, mOnstruoso, ell
de lamar bombas sobre las "a
sss de los que duermen y no com
baten, sobre las viviendaS de las
mujeres y los ninos.
Semejante crueldad no puede
justificarla ning1n hombre ci-
vilizado.
Nj siquiera puede b~eneficiar
a la causa de los fascistas, de
los enemigos de Espana Y del &c
nero humane, ell despedazar con
sus bombas a seres inocentes.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
Sc PEDIRA A CHILE QUE RE
NUNCIE LA PRESIDENTIAL
DEL coNSEJo DE LA So
CIEDAD DE NACIONES

Ginebra, Die. 4.-El peri6-
dico journal Des Nations" pu
blica la noticia de que Sc pedi-
"a a Chile, una rep6blica de
tipO fascista, renuncie la pre-
sidencia del COnsejo de la So
ciedad de Naciones mientras
Sc discuta ell problema de Espa
ma. Asegurase que Ell gobiernO
chileno Sc ha inclinado hacia
el fascismo, en- contra de Es.
paha, como 10 prueba Ell que
haya reconocido la soberania
de Italia sobre Utopia.
Los delegates americanOs
han expresado profunda Sor =
presS pOr la actitud de Chile
reconociendo Ell dominic del
Duce sobre Utopia, precisa =
mente cuando Sc verified la
coWferencia interamericana de
Buenos Aires.
Espaha Sc proPone lograr
del Consejo y la Ligs, segGn
Sc dice, cue cOlOeue Ell cOmits
de no-intervenci6nA bajO su
mandate y que desapruebe da
conducta de Italia reconocien-
do a la Junta Rebeide de Bur-
Cos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
UN BARCO REBELDE DETU-
VO A UN VAPOR RUSo

Gibraltar, Die, 4.-UR bar
co de guerra espahol encontr6
a I'm vapor russo frente a IL
Punta de Europa, en- 81 dia de
hoy, y lie escolt6 hastA Ceuta'
en- Ell norte de Africa.
Sup6nese que ell apresamien-
to dara lugar a un serio incl
dente, puesto que Russia no re-
conoce Ell derechO de los rebel
des a registrar y detener sus
barcos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
Las milicias derrotaron a los f~acciosos
en- la Caretera de Extremadura
Perdieron los insurgentes algunos parapetos en-
las cercenias del Puente de la Princesa
BESIDE un edificio alquilado por la Legation Fin
landesa disparaban sobre la policia madrilena

Madrid, Die. 4,-Los morcs,
fa~scistas Y legionarios lanzaron
hoy un nuevo ataque en- la Ca.
sa de Campo y fueron de nuevo
reahazados.
La aviaci6n facciosa dej6 caer
bombas en- ell distrito de Argyle
Hes y ell sector de la Ciudad u
niversitaria. La artilleria y la
aviacion del gobierno leal bonn
bardearon intenSamente a 10 lar
go de sus lineas desde Pozuelo
de Alarc6n a Ia Casa de Campo
Y la Ciudad Universitaria, To-
dos los asaltos de los facciosos
en- la vecindad de Pozuelo y Ara
vaca han sido rechazados por la
brigada antifas:ista internacio-
nal que defiende a Madrid. Los
fascistas tratan de cortar las
comunicaciones del gobierno EN-
la c~arretera de Francia.
En- ell canine de Extremadu-
ra, al suroeste de Madrid, las
milicias resistieron un ataque
del enemigo, hecho con ametra-
lladoras, bombas y tanques. Ger
ca del puente de la Princesa los
republicanos quitaron al enemi-
go varios parapetos, poniendo-
los en- fuga.
En- las cercanias de la fuente
de la Florida y al Sur, en- ell
puente del Frances, las tropas
del g0bierno volaron algunas
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
RoPA DE ABRICo PARA
Los NINOS DE ESPARA

La Section de Damas de Pro
tecci6n y AuxiIio del Centre f.
PahOl acOrd6 aver nOmbrer
ma eOmisl6n que comwB FOpa
de abrisQopara los nikOs espa>
holes, rOPa que - mandar&
pOr c9pducto del eOnSdIadO &c
de EsDaha en- New YOr1.
FL dinerO cue cueSte la 70;
10 extrasrsn las dsmas de
sus fondos.
Vaya par aellas nuestra fe-
Iieitaei6n, POr La noble inicia-
tiva.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
LOS JoVENES
MORALES Y FERNANDEZ

Fl juez de la corte de poll
eia, Tom Watkins absolvi6
hey a los j6venes Gus y Rene
Morales y Jose Fern6ndez dc
vAriSs ecusaeiones Que Sc Le ha
clan p r. vigilar Ia entrada d
rOmPeH sPIgaS en- Ia fabriea'
Del Monte, dOnde al presente
Sc utilizan ObrerOs qu aba
jan por ia centavOs
tara" sobrecArgadA. .
POr reyerta, Ell juez los con
demo a SIS de multa, a eGaa
uno, pero despuSY les suspl
do Ia sentencia.
Hizo algunas gestioneS en- f.
vOr de Ios acussdOs Ell juez Lo-
renzo Hernandez.
Los defendi6 Paul FusiIlO, 81
lStEadO itsliano,
La gaceta., 1936-12-04

FL gobierno de Francia ha
prohibido la Importation de los
platanos que los insurgentes CO.
sechan en- las Canarias.
Una medida justa. Que lie
manden los platanos a los moros
y los legionarios, o a los avio-
dores ~verdugos de ninos y mu-
jeres.
81 los agricultores quieren pa
sar sus cosechas tendran que oh
tener primero una orden del GO
bierno de Madrid, del gobierno
legitimo.
Franco no representa- nj pue-
de representa- al pueblo espa-
mol.
Atacaron de nuevo los faccio-
SOS en- los tres frenteS de Ma
drid Y fueron derrotados. Que
daron tendidos en- ell campo mo-
ros Y legionarios.
Ahora ell general Franco to-
mara venganza hacienda que
los aerOplanos arrojen bombas
sObre las mujeres y los ninos.
La valentia que les falta a los
marrqquies y los criminales le-
gionarios, la quiere compensar
Franco con los photos que a
mansalva asesinan.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04

Los militaristas japoneses
-desembarcaron 1000 marines
en- Tsingtao y los ihvasores sc
apoderaron de todos los dOcu-
mentos que ell gobierno chino
guardaba en- sus oficinas.
InVasores y ladrones. Ahora
el gobierno de Marking deman-
da una satisfaction por la vic :
lencia y que los papeles les sean
devueltcs.
Pero ell gobiernO de Toxic,
digno aliado de Alemania, roba
y no devueIve.
Sc rob6 la Manchuria, a pc
sar de los t~ratados, y no la ha
devrel.o.
Y Sc ha rObado las prOvin =
cias del norte de China, no obs
tante las energicas protestas
del gobierno del general Chang
Kai Shek, y Sc mega a entire
garlas a su legitimo dueRo.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04
Ell DIPUTADO JAMES DICE
QUE LA GUERRA EN- ESPA-
IA TIENE VA CARACTER
I~ngleses cOndenadOs por NAL
tratar . un mOn6rquico espahol

Londres, Die. 4.-ER la ca
mara dc los comunes de Ingla-
terra declare oil diputado A.
w, James, un conservador,
que la guerra de Espaha es va
Una guerra International. LAS
dos parties, dijo. estan recibien
do enormes pertrechos de que
IRA del extraniero." FL profile
ma a discutir es hasta cuando
va ell gobierno a m%antenerse EN-
caramado en- la cerca. 70 rue
go a Dios que haya bastante
j%uventud y energia en- ell gabi-
nete para adoptar una Neci :
sion en- el mOmento Oportuno."
La policia tuvo que interve-
mir en- Gibraltar cuando tres
ingleses fueron condenados a
seis meses de carcel por atacar
a un monarquico espahol, Car
los Crooks, de Malaga.
Mas de 100 personas iban a
atacar a los acus&dores Guam
do la policia intervino, 10 gran
do contener a los indignadSs
ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-04

iCuando ADRIAN los Caballe-
ros Leales las escuelas en- len
qua castellana?
Ell p~residente Roosevelt va a es
tudiar ell idioma de los dessu :
bridores y conquistaderes.
Lusgo eS tempo va de que 10
estudien los ''latinos" de Tam
pa, descendientes de cubanos,
espaholes e italianos.
Hay que enseharles a leer, es
cribir y sObre todO pronunciar
la lengua de sus antepasados, de
los hombres que durante mu :
chos amos dominaron Ell terrific
rio que hoy es Italia.