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La gaceta., 1937-06-09
Ell CONDADO THEME NIUE
vOS ABOGADOS CONSUL
Torres

La combination polftica de
cue hablamos en- otro lugar de
este peridico, Sc llev6 a efecto
en- la manana de hoy, perdien-
do su puesto de abogado del con
dado Ell Sr. John B. Sutton, que
tenfa de ayudantes a G. L. Rec
YES y John M. Allison.
Para s~ustituir a esos sefores,
| los comisionados del condado,
en- votaci6n de cuatro contra
uno, designaron a un parieTfte
del gobernador del estado, ell a.
bogado John w. Cone, y a los lie
trados Henry Tillnan, exsocio
de Sutton, y ]. William Dupree,
socio de Cone. Ell vote en- contra
fue del comisionado Ball.
AL principle de la session Bad
ger propuso que Sutton fuera
dejado cesante, a pesar de te-
ner un contrato de dos amos, Y
lie secundaron Nuccio Y Simfn-
ons, oponiendose Ball y Hender-
son.
Derrotado Sutton, Hender-
son vote con los anteriores en- ell
nombramiento de esos letrados.
Gone ganara un sueldo annual
de $4,000; Tillman, $1,000, VI
Dupree, $1,000.
Creese que ell case sera lleva-
do a los tribunales por Sutton.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09
EsnaerndG!

iEsmeraldd!
Una muy simpatica e inteli-
genie senorita, a la que solo CO.
nozco por su nombre de pila, Els
meralda, y que en- la luz de sus
ojos refleja la tranquilidad dull
ce de su precioso nombre, es Ell
alma de la oficina del Proyecto
Teatral Federal establecida en-
Ell segundo piso del antique e.
dificio del Tribune.
Hablamos con ella esta MANA
ma. Nos habia llamado para que
la informaramos de particula-
res de nuestro escrito del saba
do, que ella tiene Ell deber de
traducir...
Y vimos temblar en- los ojos
dulces de Esmeralda la hume
dad de una lagrima al hablar-
nos de su origen latino y SUI ma
cionalidad.
Debfamos escribir segln ella
-algo para hacer entender a
los. americanos que ~nosotros
tambien 10 somos ,en un noven-
ia por ciento de los residences
de Tampa y que, aunque de pri-
mera generation, sentimos sim
Ipat{a Y amor por la terra gran
de Y noble donde nacios, y que
produce estadistas tan inmen-
sos como Franklin Delano Roos-
evelt."
Esmeralda pas6 varios amos
en- Espana-patria de sus pa
dres, y ALA Sc la tenfa por anne
|ricana al igual que a sus her.
manos. Los aislaban. No Sc mez
claban co nellos, considerando-
los de diferente raza y este la
hacfa %llorar, igual que a su ma
DIRE, que no hablaba una pala-
bra en- ingles...
Jamas nos impusimos Ell ira
bajo de averiguar a que familia
~pertenece Esmeralda, nj cual es
SUI apellido La conocimos en- la
oficina del Proyecto Teatral Fe
deral. La encontramos activa,
intelligence, simpatica Y anna
bile, Y ESQ es 10 que nos hace re-
cordarla hoy, en- nuestro escri-
to, va que nos brind6 la oportu-
nidad de tratarla intimamen-
tie. Vale mucho esta se1orita es-
panola-americana. Serfa una
gran d~iplomatica!
A. Montoto.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09
d. Vacaciones

De VGcGciones
Para la bonita playa de "ln-
dian Rocks" traslad6 su mora
da aver oil muy popular niue
blista de West Tampa, Mr.. j.
A. Phillips, quien Sc propone
pasar los meses ode verano, con
su familia, en- aquel agradalble
" salutifero summer resort.
La estaneia en- la playa de
"Indian Rocks" sin duda proba-
"a muy bien a la salud del Sc
nor Phillips, que Sc quebrantt
grandemente en- los 1ltimos me
SEES del ano ,pasado, debido a 10
intense de su labor intellectual
al frente de su pr6spero nego-
clio.
Muchas felicidades deseamos
a Mr.. Phillips, 10 mismo que a
su esposa y dos hijos, en- su tenn
porada de vacaciones.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09
NOTAS NQNE

extrah6 cusndo nos dijo que Car
los estaba llamado a figurar
prominentenente entire los dis
ainglosse Escubapius.
La extensa, clara y bien deco
rada sala de banquetes del res
taurant Rubin Sc vera colmada
de personals la noche del Home
maize a Carlitos. De todas las es-
feras sociales Sc snman nueyos
nombres diariamente a la lista
de los participates.
Sera ruidoso Ell triunfo de Ia
Comisi6n organizadora.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09
N DE E C
RES DE LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO DE YBOR

Los directories de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor City sc
reuniran hoy microbes, en- su
local de la Septima avenida.
para tratar asuntos de impor-
tancia. Empezara la reunion q
las 8 en- punto de la noche,
Ruegan la asistencia el pre-.
sidente Jose Glamour v ell Sc
cretario F. de la Grana.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09

Ell Homemade a Carlos BGr6Gs
Fue un encuentro placentero
ell que tuvimos anoche con Ell co
nocido sportman Indalecio LA
ma, Va cue nos proporcion6 la
satisfaction de enterarnos de
la Marcia de los trabajos en-
pro del Homemade al simpatico
practicante del Centre Asturia
no seIor Carlos Barbas.
10 mismo Indalecio que sus
companeros de Comisi6n, seg1n
nos dijo estan encantados de la
manera con que responde Ell p1-
blieo a la llamada de la amistad
en- Ell homemade de despedida al
buen amigo Carlos, que partira
para Chicago la noche del dfa
20 del presente.
"Mnchos conocimientos y a.
mistakes sumo Carlitos en- los
ados que lleva de practicante en-
ell Sanatorio Asturiano-nos de-
cfa Indalecio-pero jamas pude
pensar que fuera tan immense
el radio de acci6n de sus relacio-
nes''. Indalecio Sc esmeraba en-
usar terminus elegantes en- ST.
conversation, conocedor de que
habiamos de hacernos eco de
sus palabras. Por clio no nos
La gaceta., 1937-06-09

Entire los mejores.
Yarmouth Ventosa
Hecho en- Catalina
Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-09
CITACION

Por este medic Sc eta a los
miembros de la Local de Ybor
de la workers Alliance" pa
ra la junta regular que tendra
efecto hoy Microbes, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, a las 8 P. M.
Quedan invitados todos los
trabajadores de la WPA,
M. Salazar, Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09


maba seis mil pesos en- efecti-
vo@n%que la empresa ameri :
caY81no admitla cheques"
y Y me quede contemplated
asombrado al del relate, que
maldita la figura que tenia de
poseer tan preclara integen-
cia.
A mi jamas Sc me hubiera O.
currido esta extratajensa. Don.
de menos Sc piensa, salta Ia
liebre.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09
MURIO LA MADRE DE JOSE
STAIIN

Moscou, JUNO IA la edad
de II amos falleci6 en- su hogar
cercano a Tiflis, la Sra. Ekate-
rina Georguvna Djugashivili,
medre de Jose Stain.
La muerte ocurri6 Ell dia A,
zero la noticia no Sc supo hasta
que lego a esta ciudad ell peri6-
dico "Amanecer del Oriente",
6rgano del partidd comunista
en- ese lugar.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09
MURIO Ell SIR. SAMUEL F,
BRENGIE

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilic
del pequefio pueblo de Seffner,
Ell Sr. Samuel F. Brengle, conce-
jail que era del ayuntamiento de
Tampa cuando Sc ~construy6 e.
puente de la Gale Lafayette.
LIE sobreviven su viuda, cua-
tro hijos, Henry, John, Robert
y Edwin, y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1937-06-09

BOLlTEROS DETENIDOS
Por vender ndmeros de bolt
ia ell condestable Culbreath de-
tuvo aver a Jose Fernandez v
Manuel Dfaz. Prestaron fianza
de $50, quedando en- libertad.
ss.zaSwR
La gaceta., 1937-06-09

TCG eparareA
Else gsel problema! y
-Estrdiaremos diversas
homes. -
~Es 10 mejor, as 10 mepor.
-Yo propondreI la soluci6fz
primera.
-Yo, la segunda.
70, la tercera.
-Esto va Ibien, entonces.
Mientras Sc PECAN estudiare-
mos detenidamente la Ssolucio-
mes
-iEso es! GQue otra cosa
mejor podemos hacer?
-Despues de TODD, la dnica
soluci6n possible la daran ellos
mismos, cuando uno consiga deg
finitivamente veneer.
-iClaro! Pero, entretanto,
nuestro deber es buscar esa So
luci6n, que no vamos a encon-
|trar.
Los dos hombres siguen Pc
gandose. Los del zorro, hurtan-
do sus actos unos a otros, esta-
blecen acknowledgements su sim
patia por uno u otro de los con-
tendencies. ,AproWechando la
confusion que arman en- la trf-
fulca, ponen en- las manos de los
que rihen un palo, I'm pufal,
una pistola...
En- la fiebre de la pelea, los
dos rivales Sc dan cuenta de cue
les Ina desaparecido la cartera,
Ell reloi, la estilografica, sin que
10 hayan podido evitar, para no
producer uh descsido que apro-
vecharia Ell enemigo.
Despues, insensiblemente. Sc
quedan sin chaqueta, sin chale-
co, sin pantalones, syn camisa...
Atgunos de los vecinos v ami
COS pugnan por esconder estas
prendas, cuyos picos indiscre-
tos asoman por sus bolsillos.
Desnudos, siguen peleando
ante el cS>ro, >que no espera mas
sino que caigan yertos para a.
rrancarles Ia piel y exclamar,
con su eterna voz compungida:
-iPor mas que hicimos. no
pudimos hacer NADIA!
Pues bien: he aqui la guerra,
he aqui nuestra guerra. Sabe-
mos que combatimos, sabemos
por 10 que combatimos, y, al fl
nal, cuando TODD haya termina-
do, cuando la luz blanca de la
paz ilumine las ruinas de nues-
tros pueblos y ciudades, cuando
la pesadilla Sc haya desvanecl-
do, quedaremos desnudos, GU
randonos al sol nuestras llagas.
que todos dijeron querer curar,
pero que todos hicieron mas pro
I'm dfa de calma en- las trim
cheras yo he pensado este.
Y he dorado.
. Com6atiente de Ia Brigade X
La gaceta., 1937-06-09

ma. Per ptos elementos in
sospechadbs 0ara la mayoria.
cuantos afanes ocultos, cuantas
intenciones obscuras no Sc han
movido para que Sc produjera
esta primera chispa?
lY que nlmero infinite dc
intereses inconfesables no Sc
desencadenan una vez que ese
primer chispazo Ina sido encen-
dido, una vez que Sc 3la conSe-
guido producer Ell gigantesco
concrete material y espiritual
que significa toda guerra para
los espectadores, para los de
fuera, para los que adoptan an
tie nuestro dolor gestos co1npun-
gidos, mientras sus ojos tienen
ell brillo de la codicia?
Sc trata, efectivamente, de
dos ideas contrarias, en- las que
una destruira, ~fatalmente, q O.
ira por la fuerza de las armas,
por la raz6n prehist6rica del
mas fuerte. Pero alrededor de
estas dos ideas, icuantas aves
de rapina, cuanto carterista
international operando al am
paro de las leyes. cuantos ne
gros y extranos cuervos dispues
tos a llevarse en- su pico voraz
la tajada correspondence!
IC6mo explicarlo mas clara
mente? iC6mo hacer para que
entendais todos-los listos Y los
|tontos-todo 10 que quiero de-
cir? Sc trata de una operaci6n
tan delicada, saturada de un re-
~finamiento cruel, que temo mu-
cho que algunos no me hayais
comprendido, aunque sea soda
mente a medals.
Suponemos que rihen dos
hombres en- una Gale cualQuie-
ra. Resentimientos antiques, es-
timulados por los wecinos y a.
migos de uno y otro, han deter
minado, al cabo la pelea.
Atraidos por ell ruido de los
golpes, acuden todos esos veci-
nos v amigos, hacienda con los
'brazos grandes gestos de asom-
bro y llevandose al parecer desc
Evening star., 1937-11-12
HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC white. REQUIRED for eve
ming work. small fleet of trucks, must be
we'll recommended preferably married
man. Box 124-S. Star
Evening star., 1937-11-12
GREAT GARR|CK'
PREv|EW TONIGHT
Aherne and De HavAIand in
Hollywood Hotel Broad
cast of WJSV at 8.

~ RIAN AHERNE and Olivia De
* Havilland will present radio
preview of their latest motion
- picture, "The Great Garrick," :"
during the Hollywood Hotel program
tonight, a WJSV feature broadcast at
8 o'clock. The story deals with the
18th-century matinee idols" romance
with a French countess, growing out
OF a prank played by members of the
Comedie Francaise, which organization
he had snubbed.
The musical portion of the program
is to be devoted principally to the
tunes written by Johnny Mercer and
Dick Whiting for the musical film,
soon to be released, that bears the
same title as the program.
CLARA BARTON, founder and first
president Of the American Red
Cross, is the subject of Dorothy
Thompson's talk tonight over WRC
at 10:45.
John D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.,
Owen D. Young and DR.. Henry
Sloane Coffin, the last being president
OF Union Theological Seminary, dis
cuss the national census of the unem-
ployed-WRC at 7:45.
A DMIRAL RICHARD E. BYRD will
be heard in an address over WJSV
tonight at 10:45.
STUDENT talent from the Michigan
State College provide the enter
tainment for the Varsity Show
WMAL at o'clock.
"NAME" bands to be heard supply
ing music for dancing over
VOL tonight include those Of Jack
Denny at 8, Wayne King at 1915,
Roger Pryor at 1870, George Olsen
at IL, Vincent Lopez at 1890.
A PORTION of the George Wash
= ington University home coming"
celebration is to be broadcast by
WJSV at IL o'clock.
THE first broadcast by string quar-
tet Of the Elizabeth Sprague Cool
idge Foundation is to be heard tomor-
row afternoon over WJSV at 5:45.
Mozart's String Quintet in E Flat
(K. 6l4)" and Haydns String Quar-
tet in G, Opus 80, No. 8" will be played.
Quincy Porter is the assisting artist.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
W0MEN'S CITY CLUB
PLANS ANNIVERSARY
Week of Events Will Include
0ld-Fashioned Birthday
3 Party Saturday.


The Women's City Club will cele-
brate its 18th anniversary next week
with a series Of events.
On Saturday night, November 20,
the anniversary date, an old-fash-
ioned birthday party will be given,
with a cake and gifts from members
of the club.
Mrs. Nadine Lane Gallagher heads
the committee arranging for the party.
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Custis r. Perry, Mrs. Ruth H. Snod-
grass, Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss,
Mrs. Henry A. Bates, Mrs. Gus A.
Schuldt, Mrs. Thomas A. Sherman and
Mrs. Juplia Benton Hopkins.
A reception at 4:30 pm. that day
Is being planned by Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, club president, and a group
Of past presidents.
The French section of the club will
present Felian Garzia, Washington
pianist, in recital at $3.50 pm. Mon
day, November Is. Miss Roberta Tull
is chairman Of this event.
Evening star., 1937-11-12

CHAMBERS is one of the LARGEST
undertakers in the
world: Complete funerals as low as SIS
UP. Three funeral homes. Is parlors and
chapels. 40 assistants. % cars hearses and
smbulances. Ambulances now only So
1Ith st. Sc. All. 600.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
Bride in a Glass-Bottom Boat.

SILVER SPRINGS, Fla. (R.-Vari-
colored fish were among the guests at
a wedding here recently.
Edwin Boyd. 18, Of Orlando married
Miss Letha Pehlan, 16, of Umatilla in
glass-bottomed boat while their
friends looked on and fish watched
from the waters below.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
wait. Emergency Laboratory, Room SOL.
Weslory Bldg, 14th and F. Met 1888
FREE TO SPEECH MAKERS-SAMPLE
copies of our MAGAZINE: dependable
speeches and papers promptly prepared for
all occasions at reasonable rates Phone
Shepherd 526l or write the Speakers
Library. Takoma Park D. c. 12'
ON AND AFTER NOV. IL WILL NOT BE
responsible for any debts other than those
CONTRACTED by myself. A. B. SCHNEIDER,
1915 G st. Sc. l3s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. HENRY GREEN. 1910 10th st.
NV. I4s
Evening star., 1937-11-12
HELP DOMESTIC.

FRENCH FAMILY wants white nursemaid
prefer French or French Canadian. Phone
Potomac 1861.
GIRL. white, cooking and general house,
work; references required Call Cleveland
3595.
GIRL. colored. for general housework; S"4
5l94 after I pm.
GIRL. colored. for out of town. nearby,
general housework. care of one child !;
references. I225 @ st. NV.
WOMAN. part time. cooking cleaning.
small apartment on Flower ave in Silver
Spring: references. Box 279-z. Star. Ia
WOMAN. settled. for housekeeper in room
Ing house: no children. Mrs. Horn. 63i
Eye st. NV. 13s
Evening star., 1937-11-12
SAlESMEN,

SALESMAN to sell new Dodres. plymouths.
Dodge commercial cars. and a hne selec-
tion of used cars. Leads and transporta-
tion furnished. Experience unnecessary.
Salary and ccmmission to start. $50 Car.
roll st., Takoma, D. c.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
LOST.

LOST.
BINOCULARS. Hensoldt, 7-power. Sunday,
Nov z. vicinity Of Oxon Hill I'd; $40
reward. H. East Capitol st. Lincoln OO22.
BRACELET, wide, silver. Chevy Chase bus,
tached: reward. Cleveland 40aa. a.,.''''e"' AZ
BRIEF CASE. brown upper. containing
sscnooi papers and books, in cab Fri. eve.
i,.Va NoV 9th. Contact Jack Pitman, Lincoln
EYEGLASSES, nickel plated, between sth
Yard, sc. Reward. Georgia 1897.
FOX TERRIER, white and black answers
70 Taxie" j" lost Oct. 20: reward. Peter
GLASSES. brown horn-rimmed, light
leather case, probably vic. Col. rd. and 10th
NV: reward. Apt 517. Adams $40.
PIN diamond platinum. Woodward &
Westchester. Cathedral ave-: sentimental
value; reward. Emerson O2so.
POCKETBOOK,. blue, vicinity Whelan's
Drug Store. 18th and G. keys, papers. ring
OF great value to owner. Randolph 2S13.
PURSE, brown suede, between Connecticut
Hot Shoppe and Albemarle and Reno. Call
Columbia 7370. Reward.
RUG troom sizedl, given to driver to be
cleaned and stored, July !: through illness
receipt lost with cleaners name. Please
phone owner, c. w. Perley Adams $500.
SURVEYORS ROD. marked in inches, vic.
Grant I'd. bet Broad Br. rd. and Military
shapero. i477 Girard st. NV. Adams j 53a'
WATCH. baguette shape, platinum case.
rs diamonds platinum band. engraved
NRy Rnoy jane aasmi Hail. Rs,a Reward Lost Frsay'
WRIST WATCH, lady's Hamilton. engraved
on back &c. T. K. to M M L." 1863
wyoming ave. Adams 1866. Reward. 49,
Evening star., 1937-11-12
BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted. reaardiess
OF size or condition; cash paid for same.
l24O 2 st. sc Lincoln 3217.
CUPBOARD MOTORS. 4 practically neV.
small: cheap for cash. sos Water st. s.v.
Phone National 3406.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, with car. for house to-
house pastry route. Should earn $50 per
week. Apply from to pm only
Would consider good wholesale man. 1924
New Hampshire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
ANNUAL MEETING OF sTocKHoLDER.
OF
THE LAW REPORTER PRINTING

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the ste 'AS.lders of The Law
Reporter Printing Company. corporation
organized under the laws of the District of
Columbia. will be held at the office OF the
company, 51S 5th St. NV. Washington.
D. c.. on MONDAY, DECEMBER IL. 1897,
between the hours OF l. O'Clock noon and
l CLOCK M. for the purpose of electing
board of eight trustees
RALPH P. BARNARD.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
RE-UPHOLSTERING
ELECTRIC HOIST.

One-ton Sprague electric. complete with
trolleyS for track. In good condition.
Reasonably priced at $50. Phone Ma
tfonal 5000 Ext. 300.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
PIANOS-SPECIAL.
RUGS.

Pianos, good condition: Schilling. S5o
Webster. $40: Stieff. $40. Smiths Storage,
1913 You NV. North 3343.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec. 1861. 1902 / tn,
has cooks. maids. mattresses, nurses 9Th w.
part-time. day workers. housemen. 12s
WE NEED all kinds of Jobs for men and
women, Helping. Hand Social Service
Councll, 1214 18th NV. Met. $500.
WE CAN FURNISH Immediately experienced
and reliable help, male and female.
Elevator operator, chauffeurs. walters,
orderly chambermaids. janitor. bus boys,
DAYS workers. g.h.w. and cooks
NATIONAL CAPITAL BUREAU
OF EMPLOYMENT,
1127 9TH st. NV. Dec. $3.50. 14s
BUSINESS.
WE CAN FURNISH Immediately. experi-
enced and reliable help, male and female.
Bookkeeper, cashier. credit store clerk,
comptometer operator
NATIONAL CAPITAL BUREAU
OF EMPLOYMENT.
1727 7th st. NV. Dec. $3.50. u.
POSITIONS.
6tenographer (male), bookkeeper. promi-
nent law firm. Must write rapid shorthand
ana handle personal accounts of senior
partner. Salary $50 PLUS.
Stock clerk (male). local experience
with wholesale electrical supply house or
nardWare company; not over 80 years old.
excellent salary and opportunity.
Stenographer female), law Arm: know.
ledge double-entry bookkeeping: must DEM
onstrate rapid shorthand. Salary, Si4O mo.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Evening star., 1937-11-12

3-YOUNG MEN-3,
Over 10; ambitious, energetic, to represent
corporation established since 1875, in
circulation dept. Pleasant, profitable
future. Apply Mr.. Hill, Rm. 70S, Second
Natl Bank Bldg. 1888 G st. NV, morn
tngs, to 10; afternoons, 4 to 5.
Evening star., 1937-11-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Conttnuedl
WANTED.
SMALL BUSINESSES.

I have limited number Of clients In,
the market for businesses priced below
$4,000. II you are interested in getting
cash money for your business, call Mr.
Sasnett, National $3.50
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
DOUBLE BILL IS FEATURED
 AT COLISEUM
Strangers on Honeymoon and Midnight Court
 Are Now Playing

There have been many movies with action taking place in court rooms but as far as records show, there never has been one about that comparatively recent institu- tion. the Night Court. And so there is much novelty to the new Warner Bros. melodrama Midnight Court which features Ann Dvorak with the new film convert from Broadway, John Litel, as leading man. It has been booked by the Coli scum Theater, to open tonight.
 Also playing are Constance Cum mings and Hugh Sinclair who em- bark upon a wedding trip that is the only one of it's kind in "Stran- gers on a Honeymoon Noah Beery and Beatrice Lehmann are featured in leading roles.
 Edgar Wallace's novel, "The Northing Tramp supplies the plot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05
52ND STREET IS PLAYING
 AT CAPITOL
P opular Musical Comedy Presents Large Ar
 ray of Stars

With the most exciting and glam- orous spot in the world as its locale and one of the greatest aggrega- ton of entertainers from both the East and West in the cast, Walter Wanger's Sand Street" makes its powerful bid for popular acclaim tonight. when it opens at the Capi- tol Theatre.
 Swing bands and comics, eccentric dancers and scat singers, all gleaned from the 600-foot strip of 52nd Stret that is jammed with night clubs, contribute their specialties to the first screen story of Americas only swing street.
 Recruited from their nocturnal haunts in Manhattan are Madcap Jack White from the IS, Mourice Rocco and Dorothy Saulters from the Kit Kat Club, Georgie Tapps, tap dancer from the Paradise, Jerry
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-05

Colonna who has appeared in a dozen hot-spots. Cook and Brown of the Harlem Uproar House, Pat Harrington, Al Norman and the52nd Street Girls head the array of Broadway entertainers which ap- pear in "52nd Street"
 Hollywood's contribution to the cast includes Kenny Ba- ker, rising young radio singer who just completed his first starring vehicle for Mervin LeRoy, MT Deeds Takes the Air; Ian Hun ter. Lea Carillo, Pat Paterson, Ella Logan, Sid Silvers, zasu Pitts Dorothy Lyons and Al Shean. every one a stellar screen personality.
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EIGHT ARRIVE HERE
 ABOARD SILVER WAVE

The MS. Silver Wave whistled into Juneau this morning from Lynn Canal with eight passengers from Haines and Skagway.
 From Skagway = Charles Riggs, MT. and Mrs. L. Rapuzzi, Ferdinand Lo Pinto, Perry H. Hern and John Bennis.
 From Haines-Mrs. M. Brown and Mrs. Frank Emmett.
 The Silver Wave sails for Skag- way at o'clock tonight.
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BARR MAKES FLIGHT
 TO ISLAND POINTS

Pilot Barr, of the Alaska Air Transport, flew to Sitka today, talk ing four passengers to Chichagof and Hoonah.
 For hichagof-Frank Wallul1s and Earl BraiIlard and for Hoonah were MT. and Mrs. w. N. Albertson.
 On the return trip from Sitka, Barr was to bring Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson to Hoonah from Sitka and Mrs. Williamson to Juneau.
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Eat Pie---And How

Manager c. D. Beale requests that every girl and boy who enters the big "Sully Pie Eating Contest" at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow during the Micky Mouse matinee go dressed in old clothes.
 Huckleberry pie and clean clothes do not mix, he cautions.
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NOTICE

Regular meeting of Sons of Nor way, Odd Fellows Hall, Sat, pm. Dancing to follow. adv.
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Apartments in London are called flats.
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Alaska" by Lester D. Henderson.
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In proper operation, Quaker burner. never burns off the bottom of the pot Reflected heat from the flame burning at the top of the pot, completely vaporizes the oil. This makes possible a cool pool of oil in the bottom of the pot at all times-without the formation of carbon which so frequently reduces the efficiency of other types of burners.
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which is laid in rural New York and winds up across the Canadian bor- der.