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Evening star., 1937-06-10

ATTRACTIVE CHEVY CHASE HOME ON
lot 50 feet front by l3O feet deep House
has . rooms. > baths hot-water heat
bullt-ln sarage Owner would take smaller
investment property in part payment
Price reasonable ASK about it.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD REALTOR
Evening star., 1937-06-10

NEAR l4th AND PARK RD-ln ROOMS,
: pains, $50. furniture. $500 II rooms /
pains; ~lNo: furniture. $500. IL rooms and
. bathS, SI.{3: furniture $500. All newly
decorated. Real bargains Absolutely. no
agents Address Box Sic Star One
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SIA ROOMS SLEEPING PORCH. sun
parlor. attic . baths. lear garaFe; oil
heat; elecJrlc refrigerator; best northwest
feSidentlaI section. excellent condition;
aNal.aDIe immediately. Phone Emerson 1874
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LIE ELhND fhRh.
Situated al one of the highest points
in the city and within short walking dis
tance of schools and the National Ca
thedral. Detached brick-center- hall plan.
large living room with fireplace. side
porch adjoining. large dining room butler S
pantry and kitchen. md floor: 3 bed
rooms and . tile baths. Bird floor. :,
rooms and bath. Heated by gas. Maid S
room and bath. Built-in garage. The
price represents a reduction of 33 Is n
Of original cost.
THoMAs j, FISHER g. CO, Inc.
T3S 18th st N w Dist GS3O
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WOOpLAWN VILLAGE VA.
- minutes from White HOuSe-I.ovelv 3
rooms. ami: lnSulatedS comfortable new
iurhltuft, NICE shade trees and garage,
lease ana references. Met OJ4u. EX 90.
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A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,

S3.25O-DetaChed dwelling IN good con-
dIton. Five rooms and bath hot-Wa'er
heat. electricity Rented at 81 81 per
month. Conycn!en, northwest location.
SI&.@5u--In one Of the best blocks ot H
81, e.. store and > apartments Of
rooms and path each, Near > and loC
store and market. Now rented Ve!y
cneapIy a. SIUU month. No leases.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
~ II ST 4 -
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FOXHALL VILLAGE-CORNER. MOD
9fn emi-detached brick English design
Large IlVlng-dmlng room kitchen: md
moor, , bed rooms " tile baths, 3rd floor,
bed rooms. running water: gas heat,
elec. refrigerator built-in garage avn
LESLIE D MEASEIL CleEeland GEI4 ~
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!. A. BARRY. COLUMBIA Gos6.

Bungalow. 4 rooms and bath newly
painted and papered detached garage;
convenient for Navy Yard employe. Call
Mr.. Grove. evening phone Georgia $40.
ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 II St. NV. District 1900.
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l42G VARNUM ST NV
81, 9,1J0-Flsht rooms and two baths. which
can be used for two families
Gas connection on md f1oo~ In
good condition. Electric rpfriger-
ator. lear garage deep lot
beautifully developed rose and
flower garden. A GOOD buy on
reasonable terms Vacant.
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> . VDU.
TOWN HOUSE

Near Taft Bridge.
very handsome home Of Stone-and-
brick construction, delightfully situated
rs well as convenient to the downtown
area Entrance foyer With fireplace in NE
main hoQr paneed living and dining
rooms. fireplace. buffers pantry. kitchen
and service porch, Three splendid bed
ing porch. Parouetry floors. maids room
condition. Garage, Musl be sold to settle
tTToMASs ]: j, FISHER & co; CO; 1nc.s ssso
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
T5o1-,semi- detached brick. 8 rooms
attractive. modern kitchen. built-m
garage; new-house condition: terms ar
Ss. Detached. shingle over frame 6
rooms, bath modern improvements:
breakfast Nook front and :! large
garage. to match. Unusual buy in con-
E2ES ETES1NGs & PHEPRS PR6Nf NAriGSAt GshL INK MR
FISCHER. COLUMBIA 5Glo.
IDEAL LOCATION IN NV. SECTION FOR
doctors home and ot1lce; English archi-
library and lavatory, oil heat; home in
new house condition; scar detached ga
rage with storage loft owner Will ccn-
slider offer far below original cost.
IL G. 5MITHY CO NATL 5oO3.
ANACOSTIA
Lovely old residence on beautiful, quiet
street OW arranged as Two dpdi tiIltHlS y VI
three looms. kitchen and bath each: easily
rest Ored to one-family house. three porche&;
excellent condition; oil burner lot over
90 wide by M" deep; plenty of flowers.
trees lawn. For further information and
appointment to inspect, call Mr.. Altman.
Atlantic .I9'!S
WAPLE e. JAMES INC
1924 1lth ST wv. District 3346.
SG.3Ju- BROOKLAND NEAR SCHOOLS
and transportation SIX ROOMS AND
BATH front and double rear porCheS;
hot-water heat. OIL BURNER. built
In garage. Call for particulars.
SS.HJO-Iialf square from Rock Creek
Park and Calvert Street Bridge. SIX
large rooms. automatic heat, front
and rear porches. maids room and
lavatory in basement A real bargain
III tins location.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 II St NV. National 2345.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

SMALL BUILDING. FIREPROOF. SUIT
able for whoeSalinE and Warehousing
State location and rent. Address Box &C
Star office.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

EXPERIENCED DELICATESSEN OPERA
tor can make large cash payment on busi-
lunch room. Write all information. Ad-
ddss Box l9-C, Star once.
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1913 Harvard st. w.-Three-Story de-
taCHed brick. ; large bed rooms baths;
new-house condition, gas heat Terms.
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FARMS WANTED,

WANTED-FARM IN PRINCE GEORGES
County, within Is miles D. c. Address
Box 4O-C, Star offce
WANT TO RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY
5 to 25 a.. 10 miles D. c. in Prince GEORGES
Co: "a room house with cleo. water
p. o. A.. Beltsvtlle. Md.
Evening star., 1937-06-10

Store occupied by chain grocery. 2 apart
meniS al. tenants furnish own heat,
monthly rent, SI53, price S13-5Ou. Cal
MT, OChSman ewes Randolph 3ig3.
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 18th 6 " " Nal oStt
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WOODED BUILDING SITES OVERLOOK
lng WASHINGTON RANDLE &: GARVIN.
Only 81. .2O0=TermS-

60Xl15 in the beautifully scenic section
or Silver Spring Park. Fully restricted
residential area on paved street in which
all improvements are IN and paid for.
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Realtors,
3l6 Tower Bldg. Met. 17is.
Shan 4
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HOUSES For SALE.
wv y SG0 YIN O~G
SIG, 800.
rI TITEJ ANTI nAny

ND,TOV-N. W.
Semt-detached brick home in new-house
condition. on Sheridan near 1th Elec
refg.. awnings. screens garage First
time offered for sale Adams J:;35
Evening star., 1937-06-10

A GROOM HOUSE OF THE BUNGALOW
ype. with . acres OF ground: east OF air
port on Rockville Pike. PERCY II. RUS
Ct W
Evening star., 1937-06-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SMALL COR. OFFICE BLDG. ON HTS,
car line; $1,000 below cost. Several
bldgs senira nT pvd dst COM low Ry6S Pyiee
CO.. 1916 N. Y. ave, 34l8 l4th, 22O3
Wilson blvd.
NEXT TO SANITARY.
1st commercial: ideal for any business;
house and lot: price, S. 500. Call MR..
GUIFFRE at Line. G342 on Sunday. or
Met 2S.7 week days. F ELIOT MID
DLETON @O5 Investment Bldg
BUSINESS CORNER.
Downtown shopping district" stores
and several apis. one occupied by chain
store, income SlS5 per month. price
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
Eve or Sun. Mr., Downer. Geo. 9Ol2.
Evening star., 1937-06-10

SILVER SPRING. MD.-MODERN BRICK
nome. large living dining room kitchen
sun porch: end floor = rooms, tile bath
| with shower, bult-n garage. Beautiful
y4rG mowers. Shrubbery. Rental. So
LESLIE d. MEASELL. Cleveland GGlI
Evening star., 1937-06-10

Hoo MONT f-3 NEW YORK AVE. wv
New York ave. NV,
REPOSSESSED HOUSES SAVE S.. 600 TO
81 900 Federal Housing monthly pay
ment men plan Plan less Than rent Brokers attrn
NV. District $3.50.
FOREST HILLS - DETACHED. CENTER
entrance, Colonial BRICK home; 2 master
. pea rms, baths. attic. maids bath.
@ @socar garage. automatic heat, covered side
poIc4; rms IS a rea! home rI:i5 rent
I,, GIRAHAM & OGDEN. National 3GS9. 3l3
woodward Bldg Eve, Wisconsin ;i7?G-J
SIX 81 ROOMS SLEEPING PORCH. SUN
heat; elecIrlc refrigerator; best northwest
ttSlQeiltlaI section. excellent condition;
aNal'a0le Immediately. Phone Emerson 1894.
lGl5 LYMAN PL. NE, $50: BRAND NEW
orlck. = rooms, fun basement ElectroluX,
gas heat; adults only. Suitable two en-
required Apply OWNER i'll Lyman pi
t, Phone Lincoln ;i31l-J.
3Go3 r ST. NW-SG9 505 BRICK, &
rooms; bath. sIass-mclosed sleeping and
breakfast porcheS National s949
CHEVY CHASE, D. Ct RMS. BA.- $50:
June Is. FULTON r, GoRDoN i4!9 @'Ftye Eve
81; nv, District 523O. Evenings. Cleye-
5l3 DANIELS RID, CoLMAR MANOR
Md rooms bath. to be made over new.
S,22;, LESLIE D. MEAsELL, Cleveland
SILVER SPRING. MD-MODERN BRICK
home. large living dining room. Kitchen
sun porch: end floor !! rooms, tile bath
VIII VIII s9o%er aon.er bult,iH garagf; Beautiful
LESLIE D. MEASELL, Cleveland 6GlI.
BRAND-NEW BRICK HOME-S75 MO
Detached. center-han plan, beautiful
recreation room, large porch garage.
owner SNn requires i months rent paid in ad :
Ciuo,l ReStuCted community Natl. $3.50 i.
| WOODRIDGE. D. C. 3GU3 ?4th ST. NE
T. rms, path, sleep. porch; ami; $50.
Emerson Sl0S.
NEAR l4th AND PARK RD-In ROOMS,
pans So" furniture. $500. II rooms 1
paths; ~lo9: furniture. $500. IL rooms ana
. baths, Sl35: furniture, 5000. All newly
decorated. Real bargains. Absoiuteiy. no
AGENTS Address Box Sic star otfce -'''
FOxHALL VILLAGE-CORNER MOD
fgrgs ff[n semi-detafhed brick Epghsh design
floor 3 bed rooms " tile baths, }rd floor,
bea rooms. running water: gas heat.
fe5ec. retrigterator, built-in garage. avn
LESLIE MEASELL Cleveland GGI4.
81 SEAToN PL. N.W.-DUPLEX HOUSE
/ lsS ps,IT FL : RMS, KITGH; BATH PORCH
sAME sMAE1 B6}s J3 FEE5NEP KEy y sEq6E PEqbEE 40
GRAVES, ACT. LING 7434.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-SEVERAL MOD
ern o brick homes, I, rooms . baths, recre-
baths. Before renting inspect our r'iiti' iisf of
beautiful homes LESLIE D. MEASFIf,
ooOS Connecticut ave. NV. Clev, GGl4.
6919 Sth ST, NV > BLOCKS WALTER
electric refrigerator. lovely yard, 3-car ga
RAG, Available July !: $50.
, o Call at G"I2 Sth st. nv. or phone, Geo.
Evening star., 1937-06-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

-Four family apartment buildings yarIOu5
sections Reasonably priced and showing
excellent return or investment. Tenants
furnish heat, gas and electTcity. All prsc,.-
caILy new and all rented See MI. Wa.teT,
8 10 y d IN. OF ! 20 , p m
b F. SAUL CO.
Evening star., 1937-06-10

$500 CASH ~! go MONTH.
1-Toom BUNGALOW bath. elec, gas; lot
,oHHl y - 200 ERWIN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1937-06-10
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

$50 month"; NEW YORK AVE. NV
rooms. bath. newly decorated Apply l
New York ave. NV
Evening star., 1937-06-10
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

l33 r STREET NE
Six rms and bath. rec. hall. h.-w.h.
Elect. refrigeration. House in good con-
dltlon: S65 per month.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO, Realtors
I'll 10Th st. NV National O1G5.
Evening star., 1937-06-10
YOUR HOME
MR.. BARGAIN HUNTER!

BUILDER OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
Only ,1dSER REMA4NIYG Il FH PEI BR5GK SR
FINE Wv LOCATION DEAL WITH Gus
TONER. AGENTS NEEDN'T CALL. CO.
LUMBIA $50
Evening star., 1937-06-10
OIL 18th s. NV NW''''o'' Dist 70,

917 18th s.. NV Dist. 1850.
| 1.95O-SILVER SPRING Mr. ST
/ MichaelS School and public high school
Detached brick. u rms, bath, automatic
heat. open fireplace liv. rm. l3X2O; new
mouse condition; flowers. Shrubbery; lot
JUXl 81; garage: terms to suit
SS,JOO-Overlooking ST. Gabriel'S Church
and School: detached, q rms. bath auto
| matte heat: new-houSe condition: flowers
| shrubbery; lot 35Xl4O; > garages terms
| to suit
Evening star., 1937-06-10
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

SIX 2-NICTy apartments and corner -1O-e
with apartment above, prominent corner
ne section. total yearly rental 81 800:
veEy low rental Wall net 1870 on invest
ment. Cal! MI Tlbyuty
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO.. INC,
Evening star., 1937-06-10
MOSS REALTY CO.,
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED-SIX TO TWELVE LOTS SUIT
able for detached or row houses. Desirable
northwest section preferred. Sewer and
water must be in or obtainabe for i'm
mediate building. See Mr.. Walter, 10
10 am. or to pm
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV Natl. 21OO
Evening star., 1937-06-10
NICHOLS AVE Sc
SEVENTH STREET SW

Three stores in best business block con-
Structed this year. all well leased: SIS 600
n cash requ!red. Call Mr. Ochsman, ewes,
q TC nh
Evening star., 1937-06-10

REPOSSESSED HOUSES. SAVE S.. 600 TO
S4.uoO Federal Housing monthly pay
meht plan less than rent. Brokers attel-
non. FULTON R, GORDON l4!I Eve ST
I. W. District 500 ~
Evening star., 1937-06-10

SNW--l321 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Attractive Colonial brick home. 4 bed
rooms. lnclosed breakfast and sleeping
porcheS; electric refrigeration. Just put
n new-houSe condition. Unusually large
lot. Immediate possession.
BEITZELL
1915 K st. NV. District 3lOO
l437 MONROE ST. NE-BEAUTIFUL
corner detached; SO
1913 Newton st. ne.-Detached. gas
heat. modern. SO
l. V THACkER
Evening star., 1937-06-10

6910 Sth ST. NV > BLOCKS WALTER
Reed Hospital. Detached. / bed rooms.
electric refrigerator. lovely yard, 3-car ga
rage. Available July !: $50
Call at G"l2 Sth st. nv. or phone Geo.
1"JS before \ D m -.
Evening star., 1937-06-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE CAN KENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
TOWER BLDG MET, 1870
Evening star., 1937-06-10

lGl, LYMAN PL. NE. $50: BRAND NEW
oFlck. " rooms. fun basement ElectroluX
gas neat adults only Suitable two en-
pIoyed couples; co-operaIye references
required. Apply OWNER I'LL Lyman pl
Evening star., 1937-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRENTWOOD. MARYLAND

1904. 1906 AND 3sOS IVY ST.
Three attractive. new. detached brick
house: 5 large rooms. tile bath modern
kitchen. fireplace, side porch; hot-water
heat, furred walls. weather-stripped insu-
lated and screened. NEAR ST. JAMES
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL public
schools and churches. transportation and
stores. PRICE. S5.950-S5OO CASH. $50
MONTH.
OPEN FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
To inspect: Out R. T. ave to 34th st.
left to Baker st. right to Ivy St, right to
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-22
Swimming Pool
Subscriptions
Nearing $1,000
Meeting of Permanent Com
mittee Set for Next
Tuesday

Jest one more subscription to go
land the Permanent Swimming Pool
Committee will have attained the
81 900 step in the campaign for the
Juneau Recreation Center and
Swimming Pool The present sub
scribed funds total 1898.
A meeting of the Permanent
Swimming Pool committee is an
nounced by MIS-. Crystal Snow
JENNIE, secretary, for 7:30 p. m. Tues
day in the City Council Chambers.
George F. F'reeburger, president,
will preside, and plans for further
steps in the campaign will be made.
Discussion on building the center
in the Southeast Alaska Fair
building will also be heard. Sub
scriptions of $12 per year. payable
annually or monthly, are to be sent
to Mrs. Jenne or paced in boxes at
the Home Grocery, Juneau Drug
Company, or the Harry Race Drug
Store
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-22
George Tanners
Are Transferred
From Post Here
Wellknown Salvation Army
Heads will Go to Brit
ish Columbia

The transfer of two prominent
citizens of Juneau, Adjutant and
Mrs. George Tanner of the Saliva
ton Army, to post in Southern
British Columbia, was announced
here this morning.
Adjutant and Mrs. Tanner ten
tatively plan to leave Juneau on the
Princess Norah, November 7, ending
two years and nine months of faith
full service in the Gastineau Chan
mel District.
Both Adjutant and Mrs. Tanner
have had 20 years of Salvation
Army experience, and their work in
this district has been marked by
high achievements. News of their
transfer came from Salvation Army
headquarters in Toronto, Ontario.
Successors to the post here will
be announced soon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-22
SMALL CRAFT
WEATHER BLOW

Little damage was reported on the
waterfront today after the high
Southeast winds that blew during
the night.
Small boats at the Upper City
Float spent a rough night and many
moored on the bay side of the float
moved to the Lower City Float be-
hind the protecting rock dump.
Airplane floats were filled with
water to anchor the planes more Sc
!curely and extra lines were put on
many boats, but the quarter from
which last nights blow came was
not dangerous one for Juneau's
harbor.
The weather bureau reported a
maximum wind velocity of miles
an hour at 11:55 last night, reach
ing an extreme of 80 miles for one
mile at 1909 this morning. The
wind was accompanied by heavy
rain which totaled 1893 inches in
the "a hours ending at 4 am. to-
day.
No damage was reported from
streams, but Lemon creek was on a
rampage this morning with logs
and stumps being swept down. Later
in the day, the Bureau of Public
Roads reported that thus far nc
damage had resulted to the high
way bridge across the stream but it
was being watched for possible jam
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-22

vessel Seal arrived in Juneau at
1870 this morning from Petersburg
with Executive Officer Frank Du-
fresno. The official has been in
the latter city for several days in
connection with Commission dock
ing facilities and other game mat
tiers. Hunters in the Petersburg area
have been enjoying some excellent
duck shooting, he reported.
Enroute north, the Seal picked up
a hunting party made up of Lance
Hendrickson and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Lavenik at Hobart Bay, 81 miles
south of Juneau and escorted them
into town. The party in their small
boat had been held by by bad wea-
ther.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-22
NAMES
DRAWN FOR PETIT
JURY SERVICE HERE

With the petit jury called to meet
next Tuesday at p. m, the fol
lowing additional names have been
drawn in the District Court to re-
port for duty:
Mrs. Ella Alstedt. r. r. Brown
E. H. Bugge, Mrs. j. B. Caro-, Oscar
Culberhouse, George A. Fleek, L. r
Higgins, william Karabelnikoff, r.
c. Kaufman, Martha Marshall
Ralph Martin, L. H Metzgar, John
McCloskey, John w Jones, Sam
Paul, r. L. Shultz, w. E. Sydell
Catherine c. York, David Waggoner
and Fred Wendt.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-22
HOSPITAL NOTES

Ben Melvin, medical patient,
was admitted today to st. AIMS
Hospital.
Ronald Evans, who was flown to
Juneau by plane yesterday from the
Polaris- Taku mine, is now in st.
AIMS Hospital for medical atten-
ton.
Mrs. r. O'Rourke, who has been
in ST. AIMS Hospital for medical
care for the past several days, lett
by plane for her home in Fair
banks today.
! A still-born baby was born to
Mrs. Katherine Hughes at st. AIMS
Hospital last night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-10-22

Try The Empire classifieds for
results.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-22

company. A large proportion of her time and income she devoted to maintaining the smartest wardrobe her roles permitted her to wear, with the result that many women came to the theater to get new ideas for their own clothes from hers-and everybody was happy.
 Studied Acting
 Miss Russell was not long gradu- ated from college when sine decided to study acting. Her father encour- aged all his children to keep busy. It wasn't because members of the Russell family weren't adequately financed that he liked them occu- pied, Rosalind explains, but because he wanted to prevent their 'experi- encing the diSsatisfactions and dis content which result from idleness.
 Mother had the impression that was preparing to teach when I enrolled in New York dramatic school" Miss Russell admitted. But the work was expressing. Long be- fore I completed the course, had decided to find job on the stage and to become a professional actress"
 Her first chance came as result of play put on by advanced stu dents at the school. A Broadway manager saw her in it and offered her a leading womanS role in pro- duction he planned. But Rosalind refused the offer.
 T knew I needed more experi- ence," she explained, "and I wanted to start at the bottom of the ladder to get it. I had seen too many others get a position of advantage through influence and then tumble down."
 In all justice, it should be noted that Miss Russell had no influence employed to induce the manager to make his offer. She was, however, a recognized figure in New York society and her debut as an actress there would have attracted unusual interest no matter how competent she might have been.
 Started In Tent Show
 T finally heard of job with tent show company and resolved to talk my way into it." she said. T was familiar with only one pro- ducer's office and one agents. l would call every day, although l never had an interview. But kept quiet and listened. One day two actresses were discussing a tent show being organized to play sum- mer stock at Lake Placid and l asked about it. On the directions they gave me I located the owner on Long Island and was able to con- vince him that I was the next best actress to Sarah Bernhardt. All I had to do then was prove
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-22

I'm still trying"
 Because of the fine eyebrow-raiSing effect 1t creates. Miss Russell always tells inquirers that she started with tent show. But it was not quite what most people think. While tt was in tent no more rainproof than the canvas of village barn. storming shows, the Lake Placid company played in the same place all summer at $2.20 top. Since then, similar stock companies have been organized in a large number of New England resorts for the sum- mer season.
 The principal actress, which was Miss Russell wasn't called upon to do cakewalk in tights either, although this tent show had no bet ter lighting equipment, for instance. than many honky-tonk pitches have. When the footlightS failed, in Lake Placid, sides of the tent were lifted and headlights of autos which brought the audience were turned on the stage. It was all very chummy summer stock.
 Rosalind wears her clothes with a dash and she is a charming hos tess. She's altogether so nice a person to visit that one is inclined to stay too long.
 Ah-what time is it? As late as thatl
 Inevitably, Might Must Fall".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-22
INJURED
LAWN BOWLERS TO
 OPEN GAMES SOON

Members of the Fulton park bowl ing club met last night in Foresters hall and named committees for the coming season. Joseph H. Mackie presided. The committees are: Pub licity, Harry Lieberman; greens, Joseph Blair, James Gardner and Peter Alexander; games, Alexander Galbraith, James Carew, J oseph Blair, Donald Macintosh and James Barr; bylaws, Abram Clegg, Roger s. Makepeace and William E. Watt. May 18th has been tentatively set for the opening of the season. Teams from various cities have been invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-04-22
POLISH CORPS TO
 SPONSOR SOCIAL

The weekly social sponsored by the fife and drum corps of St. Stan islaus church will take place to- night in the basement of the church at 8 o'clock. The proceeds will be used towards the purchase of at tractive new uniforms for the young musicians.
 Members of the fife and drum corps have extended an invitation to the general public to be present at tonight's event.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-11
1000 A. M. Litany and Penitential

1000 A. An N, Litany and Penitential
AIS p. M. The Church School
700 p. M. Lenten Vespers
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II
700 2. M.-The Rev. e. Croft Gear
Rector. st: Johns Church,
THURSDAY MErapSi FEBRUARY rs
1900 P. M.-The Rev. Conrad H.
Gesner, Rector st. John the
Evangelist, st. Paul,
Church. St. ee Cloud. d. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
700 p. M.-The Rev. Frederick D.
Tyymer;i M ReStor no, St. Luke's
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II
700 P: M.-The Rev. Royden J..
Saviour, Little Falls.
HOLY WEEK
PALM SUNDAY
11:00 A; N: Procession Of the Palms
MONDAY, MARCH %
s sSS f. N Ltan Ho and c %edftation
TUESDAY. MARCH 20
"Wednesday. MARCH "a
1900 A. NJ. Holy Communion
500 p. M.-The Rev. Leslie w.
Hallett, Rector st. James
Church, Fergus Falls.
MAUNDY THURSDAY, MARCH rs
700 A. M. - Holy Communion
1000 A. M. y Holy Communion
500 P. M coon rp1nA9Q quiet Hour
IL Noon got to 3 P. M THE Three
Meditations on the Seven Words of
the Cross.
Conductor; The Rt. Rev. b. II. Kem-
erer, ID. D., Bishop of Duluth.
EASTER EVEN
500 p. M Holy Baptism
EASTER DAY
400 A. OTHER NJ SERVICES fees Service
DURING LENT-St.
Paurs Chapel, 1880 p. M. Stud
les in THE Revelation Of st.
John the Divine"
DURING LENT-Em-
manuel Chapel, 1880 P. M.
Studies in "The Faith Of the
Church."