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The Washington times., 1937-12-08
Megdw and Honey Pair
For Times Coast Event
Ace BOWlerS
'Dark-HOrSe'
Combination
BY GTNO SINH

A red-headed Scotchman and a
cunny-thumb German are throw
ing their lots together in the
Seventh Annual Renewal of The
Washington Times Atlantic Coast
duckpin doubles Saturday and the
experts are no little puzzled over
their potentialities. They are
dark horses" of ever-changing
| hue,
The fiery-topped Scot in ques-
tion is Walter Edmund Megaw,
the converted typotheter, who has
been cometing surreptiously across
the duckpin horizon for the past
generation. His partner in crime
for Saturdays setto will be George
Honey.
Megaw is the BOSNIAN at
Takoma Park alleys, where the
classic closes starting at 1880
p. M, while Honey minds the
Queen Pin establishment for the
same employer, Charles Olive.
OPENS AT COLUMBIA
A DEPRESSION for the sake of pre-
senting all facts is necessary here.
The Atlantic Coast doubles opens
at Columbia alleys at 2 p. m. and
the entry fee is $40 per team, in
Guiding the price Of games. Entries
will be accepted up to starting
time.
Now back to Megaw. The red
head has earned an enviable repu-
tation as doubles shooter. In
october he popped a ASS set which
with Ollie Pacini's 407 gave them
a Central-South Atlantic record
of 862 against crack Baltimore
pair.
Though Megaw's great test
doubles laurels were won with
Pacini as his partner, he has gar
nered much glory through the
years teamed with Jack Whalen,
Glenn Wolstenholme and John
Waters, of Hartford, Conn.
WINS WITH WHALEN
With Whalen, Red scored sew
eral brilliant wins over out-of-town
rivals back in 1926. He and VOL.
stenholme finished near the top
in the Washington City Duckpin
Association doubles four years run
ming. In 1884, John Waters and
Megaw threw their lots together
in the national doubles and cap
tured the championship. The next
year, to prove that it wasn't an
accident, this same pair placed
third.
Megaw and Pacini we're the ter
rors of doubles competition during
the 1881 and 1892 seasons. They
won the first Atlantic Coast dou-
bles. Red contributing a 1911
total to the 1887 winning score,
and annexed the Potomac doubles
besides triumphing against the
best twosomes of Washington and
Baltimore of the period.
CAMPBELL CHAMPION
In 1928 the Campbell Sweep
stakes crown rested on Megaw's
sorrel top, his outstanding indivi-
dual achievement, though he
placed second in the Washington
Times Dixie in 1882 and been
high in many other classic events.
Flashing record performances
ever and anon, Honey has been
prominent on the city drives for
over a decade. Right now George
is the holder of the city's high
game, 1919, rolled in the Temple
Major League in April. 1886.
Honey is also one Of the few bowl
ers with a 200-game to his credit.
He rolls off the right foot (Which
is wrong in bowling) but aver
ages over 120.
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almost be Mr.. Tunney's, couldn't
they?
So far as we were able to as
certain up to the moment of
going to press however, the
Bourse had rocked to its Gus
tomary close and no more than
the usual daily average of Wall
Street brokers had borrowed
The Washington times., 1937-12-08
BOvEGLIO CLUB
BOWLERS TURN.
ON LOOP FOES.

Kings Service and Frederick's
Mems Wear hold the spotlight IN
the Temple Minor duckpin league
tonight at Temple alleys with hos
tilities opening at 8 p. m. Fourth
place Is at stake.
Flashing unexpected power the
last place Boveglio Club won four
games last week twice defeating
Senator's and Fleischman's.
Harry Parella's 345 set led Log.
gia Roma to a whitewash win over
Kings Service with the weeks
high set, 1905, and placed the
Italians In a contending position.
Camden Tavern had high team
game, 573. Larry Murray's 365
set was high and r. Smith had
high 0nYHa TAI Gfondiyanrr.
The Washington times., 1937-12-08

.. POSTPONED SETS
Mulherin Liquor Store vs.. Senators.
Ioggia Roma We. Fleisehmann's Yeast.
Kings Service vs.. New Deal Mems
Wear.
C & Restaurant vs.. Schwarzman's.
The Washington times., 1937-12-08
By CHICK KENNY

They have ideas out at American University this
that the team that will represent the Flying Eagles the basket
ball may be the surprise Of this neck of the woods
There's reason for the optmis-smply that American
figures that this going pretty fair that
The Washington times., 1937-12-08

NEW YORK Dec. 8.-NIy friend, James Joseph Tunney
the banker left the world of international finance to toter
steps by itself yesterday afternoon while he
turned scenes that knew him struggling acoyte of
the mysteries of the economic The words could
The Washington times., 1937-12-08

two sensational wins of the Red
skins over Green Bay and the
New York Giants,
The Washington times., 1937-12-08
Amer1cAn u. CAgerS
May offer Surprise
TO Foes ON Schedule

(This the last of series of articles dealing th the
college basketball prospects and opinions of coaches in
this terTitory.)
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SEASIDE PLANS
/ JUBILEE FOR
THEF0URTH

Tomorrow, Saturday, night, Sea-
side, Washington's finest salt water
resort, at Chesapeake Beach, Md,
will stage a big jubilee carniva!
in the Ballroom Beautiful" with
confetti, balloons, noise-makers and
two Jantzen swim suits given free.
Dancing will be to the SwingieSt
OF swing rhythmS by the RamblerS.
On Monday, the fifth, Seaside
will have an appropriate celebra-
ton of the holiday, with over-the.
water fireworks at night. a big
aerial display that may be viewed
comfortably from the new mile.
long boardwalk.
Only an hours drive via MARI
boro, Seaside offers the heat-weary
salt water swimming in pool or
bay, fishing from the half-mile pier,
boating, free picnic groves, dane
ing in a breeze-swept pavilion and
scores Of thrilling rides and amuse-
mentS.
Parking and admission to the
resort are always free.
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Potomac Plans
Extra Trips
For Fourth

If you'd like to spend the Fourth
of July weekend at beach, you're
in luck! The steamer Potomac is
making two trips to Colonial Beach
this week instead of the usual one,
making the regular trip Sunday
and then a special trip on Monday,
July S. Both trips leave the Sew
enth and Water SITS. S. w. wharf
at 9 a. m. and return to Washing
ton at 7:30. in plenty of time for
the moonlight cruise trips at 8:45
p. m. Tickets purchased for the
Sunday trip are good for return on
Monday if you'd like to stay over
for the extra day.
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COBLENTZ MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Formerly SeachriSt Mountain House
DEADLOCK HEIGHTS. Md.
New Management, Inner Spring Mat
tresSeS, Fine Meals. ideal Location.
Booklet. Mrs. H. B. COblentz, Mgr.
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Drive out Penna. Ave. 8. e. to 25th
st. S. Il. to Good Hope Hill, Take
Route 5 thru Clinton, I. B., Brandy
wine. OquasiO. Turn right at Patux-
ent City to HugheSville. Left Route
thru Observation-Disclosures to st. Gle
ments Shore sign.
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que Decentralization armas con
destino a los grupos estudian-
tiles de la Habana.
Los "gangsters" Y bootleg
ers" norteamericanos eran los
que, generalmente, conducian a
territorio cubano, en- sus embar
caciones contrabandistas de Ii
cores, las arnas con que los es-
tudiantes de la Habana sembra-
ban ell terror en- las filas gobier
nistas. Estos servicios de los de
lincuentes yanquis, eran paga-
dos a precio de sacrificio por los
expatriados cubanos.
En- el mismo ano 1881, des-
pues de la llamada Revolution
de Agosto, Sc fund6 la sociedad
secreta ABC., cuyos fines in
mediatos eran los de cornbatir
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ses extranjeros establecidos en-
Ell pals; libertad electoral. mo-
ralldad administrative V con-
qulsta de los empleos pdblicos
para los propios miembros del
A.B.C. De social no tenia NADIA:
era un manifesto sacado do los
dlscursos de los antiques poll
ticos. La noyedad consistia en-
su organization de grupo secre-
TO terrorista. Pretendfan ser
1aseistas, pero no Sc atrevian
a contrariar a los expenditures
extranJeros con quienes esta-
pan ~comprometidos. Todos los
eomerclantes espanoles y nor
leamerlcanos de Cuba daban
contrlbuciones econ6micas pa
"a Ell Abe. Unos, por propia
Voiuntad y otros por tenor. A
La gaceta., 1937-07-19

ci6n militar de los expediciona-
rios Sc dice, por personas ente-
radas, que 6stos sintieronse de
subito emocionados al pisar tie
IRA Guiana v descuidaron la dis
posici6n Immediate del plan de
combate.
En- esta expedition iba Ser
gio Carlo, p~eriodissa, cuyas
campafas contra ell regimen de
Machado lie habian destacado en-
la oposici6n. Carlo y los de-
mas dirigentes de esta infortu-
NADIA expedition lograron huir,
.tras de varios dias de hambre Y
.penurias, a las otras islas anti
llanas.
A Ia costa norte de Cuba lie
gaban con frecuencia embar-
caciones de peQuenO tonelaje
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EN- Ell RING ID ELOS ARTI-
LLEROS

Ell anuncio Ihecho de la re-
presentation de boxeadores
Golden Gloves" de Atlanta que
Sc presentara Ell jueves en- Ben
jamin Field, a competir con los
amateurs locales, ha creado has
tante interes.
Charles Napoli, de West Tam
pa, que ell jueves pasado gant
por la via corta, sera uno de los
c~ontrarios de los muchachos dc
Atlanta. Napoli tiene muchs
simpatia entire los fans.
Ell team que viene de Allan.
ia hara su primera parada er
Pensacola, para hallarse preser
tie en- la elimination que Sc efec.
tuara en- ell ring de aquella ciu-
dad el martes por la noche
continuando despu6s su viajt
a Tampa. Custodiando Ell team
de boxeadores viene el DIR. r,
B. billiard, presidente de la Co
mission de Boxeo de Atlanta.
Ademas de Napoli, los mejo.
res muchachos de Tampa seran
escogidos para presentarlos
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machadato. Ell r oroa,

'al machadato. Ell Abe, orga-
nizada por ell doctor JOAQUIN
MARTINEZ Saenz Y por otros in
tslectuales reaccionarios, agru-
|p6 en- sus filas a infinidad de
terroristas extranjeros, espa-
noles EN- su mayoria-me cons
ia ell dato, porque he tratado a
muchos de ellos-, a emplea-
dillos de comaricio.
El plan de organization del
Abe. era magnifico. Secciona-
da en- ramales dirigidos por un
grupo supreme, con una tacti-
ca de lucha copiada de las socie-
'dades terroristas de Europa, 81
Abe. lego a ser un aparato
que Sc hacia temer. Su progra-
ma social no podia ser mas reac
cionario: Respeto a los intere.
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dicaron a celebrar ell triunfo i
Imaginable antes de cometer la
|hazana. Y salieron huyendo al
extranjero. Hay quien asegura
que naufragaron en- las copas
|brindadas por un exito que con
sideraban facil.
Ell ano 1881 arrib6 a Gibara
una expedition sofocada en- po-
cas- horas por Ell Gobierno. Aquf
Sc lucieron los aviadores militia
res que despues derribaron a
Machado. Pero Sc lucieron com
batiendo a los expedicionarios
para sostener ell maohadato.
Esta expedition fracas6 por
la acometida de las fuerzas mi
litares de la dictadura, ". lde-
he ahadirse tambienl, por la
falta de direction v organize
La gaceta., 1937-07-19

de Machado, Y ell mecanismo
de la dictadura Sc movie pa
ra llevarle a la Habana. La per
soma recuper6 la salud perdi-
da. Esto lie vali6 a Grau San
Martin la expulsion del pals.
Y fue a radicar a Miami, Esta-
dos, Unidos, donde a la saxon
Sc hallaban centenares de es-
tudiantes y politicos de todos
los matices ideol6gicos.
Mendieta y Miguel Mariana
Gomez llegaron a las playas nor
teamericanas en- 1881, despues
de haber fracasado en- su inten-
to de derrocar a Machado. Me
mccall fue a establecerse a New
York. Habia pretendido apode-
rarse del buQue de guerra "Bai-
re-, pero 81 y sus amigos sc de-
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LOS Medals BLANCAS GA
MARION DOS JUEGOS a

~
Contra ell Boston v ante IN
p1blico calculado en- 10000 per-
sonas, los Medals Blancas del
club Chicago adelantaron su
standing ocupando ell segundo
lugar en- la liga. Ell pitcher Stra
ton, del Chicago, dej6 en- blan-
co de carreras a los Medals Ro-
jas en- ell Sc gundo juego.
Los resultados fueron: Bos :
ton 5x9x1 Chicago 6x12x0.
Jugaron diez innings.
Segundo juego: Boston 0xSx
1; Chica 1x5x0.
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FL DETROIT

Los Tigres del Detroit esta :
blecieron un record ganando su
desafio de aver contra Ell Wash
ington, con score de tres por /,
hacienda contar sus dos 1nicos
hits, con producto deAtres ca :
rreras, todas en- Ell primer in
ming, q debidas a eEores de sus
contrarios.
Ell Washington peg6 seis hits
y Sc qued6 en- una anotaci6n,
Weaver, lanzador de los Sena-
dores, y que debfa haber CANA.
do Ell juego, cargo cen la derro-
ia. Ell scoye fu6:
Washington DetSoit
3x2x0.
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LOS CUBS N Ell DO
BILE JUEGO

En- Brooklyn, los Cuhs empu.
jaron 2 hits en- su doble juege
de aver contra los Dodgers, cor
servando su pequeno margen a,
frente de la Liga Nacional.
Ell primer juego bastante re.
nido, 10 ganaron los Cubs POI
una carrera, estando a punto de
perder en- la Ultima entrada en-
que los del Brooklyn Sc mestra.
ron acometedores.
Los resultados fueron: Chica
go 7x12x1 Brooklyn 6x12x1.
Segunndo juego: Chicago 81
14x1; Brooklyn 4x12x1.
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SIC DTyIDIERON LOS HOMO
RES

Ell ell dsble juego que cele-
braron aver en- el parque de
Plant las novenas de amateurs
locales: Mirabella Y Woodmen,
Sc dividieron los honores, ga
nando los pescadores Ell primer
juego, Y los leneros Ell segundo,
figurando Ell pitcher Jerez, de
los pescadores, en- ambos en-
c~uentros, perdiendo Ell segundo
debido al pobre fildeo de sus
companeros de team.
Los scores fueron: Primer
juego: Mirabella 21x15x2. Le-
1eros 5x1Ox4.
Segundo juego: Mirabella,
2x5x3. Leneros, XXX.
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DIZZY DEAN CONTINUAL
ER

Diez dias mas estara fuera de
juego Dizzy Dean, seg1n dijo
aver hablando con algunos pc
riodistas. Su dedo grueso del
pie esta tan hinchado - dijo
Dean-que apenas lie permite
calzarse Ell zapato, por consi :
guiente, pasaran todavfa, GUAM
do menos diez dfas, antes de que
pueda ocupar ell box.
El lanzador estrella del st.
Louis Sc proponfa unirse al
team a fines de esta semana; pc
10 mas tarde determine esperar
a que regresara a st. Louis, que
es donde Ell Sc encuentra. Ell gol
pc en- ell dedo grueso del pie Sc
10 di6 Averill en- Washington Ell
z de julio.
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
EN- ST. LOUIS

Dividieron los honores en- Ell
doble juego que celebraron aver
los Atleticos de Connie Mack y
ell st. Louis, que dirige Ell famo-
so bateador Hornsby.
FL primer juego result6 un at
fair de batazos, pegandose %
e nconjunto; siguiendole con %
ell segundo, que tambien Sc con-
virti6 en- una romeria.
Ell total de carreras fue: Fila
'delfia 6, st. Louis 10, en- Ell pri-
mer juego, y 7x6 respectivamen
tie en- ell segundo. Los errores
.2xS.
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
LOS GIGANTES LIE CANAAN
DOS JUEGOS AL ST. LOUIS

En- New York, los Giganta
convirtieron su serie de prueba
con ell st. Louis, en- desafios dc
practica, gan&ndoles Ell doble
juego de aver, en- los que batea.
ron q hits.
Hubbell y Shoemaker, fueron
los victoriosos por los Gigan-
ties y White y Warneke, los per,
dolores por ell st. Louis.
La anotaci6n fue st. Louis
x9x0; New York 6x11x3.
Segundo juego: st. Louis OK
9x1; New York 11x16x2.
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LA FAMLLIA Y PORT TAM
PA DIVIDIERON HONORES

FL club Port lama " La Fa-
milia dividieron honores en- su
ioble juego de aver en- los terre-
nos de los primeros. lei club 10
cal gan6 ell primer encuentro,
mientras que los tampenos de la
"Familia Coffee" Sc a~notaron Ell
segundo.
Los scores fueron SKA, en- Ell
primer juego y 12x2, en- ell Sc
gundo. Ell team familiar bate6
Is hits en- ell segundo encuentro.
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
GARCIA Y BOBBY PANGHO
PEUEARANsE N NEW YOFsR

Para ell jueves esta anuncia
da en- Ell Madison Square Gar
den, la pelea entire Ceferino Gal
Ella, de Los Angeles, y Bobby
Panoho, de Cleveland, considera
DO Ell primero como ell pegadol
mas fuerte de SUI division.
tss Sixto Escobar champion ban
tam pelearan en- New York ell
microbes contra George Hol :
mes, sin que yaya envuelto ell IT,
tulo en- ell encuentro. Peleando
ell martes Kid Chocolate contra
YoungvG happlie tambi6n en-
New York.
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
OEPOR
PERDIo ~GASTANAGA

No que 10 leyeramos nosotros
pero nos 10 dijo anoche I'm fan
de Gaztanaga que trabaja en- "a
Estaci6n gasolinera de Arnie.
LA: Gastanaga perdi6 por puR-
tos su encuentro con Otis Tho
mas, ell negro champion "Gold-
en- Glove, en- el stadium de St
Louis, la noche del viernes.
Ell 10 ley6-nos dijo-en un
peri6dico de Jacksonville que
solo daba Ell relate de las peleas
del dia.
Y tai como nos 10 contaron,
te 10 cuento-querido hector
ST eres amigo o simpatizador del
pugilista vasco.
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
LIZA NACIONAL
Alfonso Lopez les;onado


La noticis de mas interes pa
ra los fans de Tampa, relacio :
NADIA con los juegos de aver en-
la hga Nacional, es sin duda la
relativa a la lesion sufrida poi
nuestro catcher local, Alfonso
Lopez, que result6 con IN dedc
fracturado, como resultado d.
un ''foul tip del bate de uno dt
los players del Cincinnati.
El Boston perdi6 los dos jue.
COS y los services de Lopez POI
10 menos, dos semapas, seg1n Sc
anuncia,
Eresultado del primer juegt
fue: Cincinnati 4x7x0; Boston
1x5x1. .
Segundo juego: Cincinnati
1x6x0; Boston 0x2x1. 81
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La Gaceta Folletin No. Is
ENRIQUE M
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

el maestro severe, fue ence-
rrado e incomunicado en- ell
Castillo del Principe. Noses
despues lie dejaron en- libertad
para tirarlo en- seguida en- un
foso inh6spito de La Cabana,
de donde lie sacaron para lie
varle a Isla de Pinos, ell pre-
sidio de la partida final. pa
"a muchos. ALI iba a morir de
tisis. Sabio medico, lie necesi-
taron para salyar la vida a
eierta persona de la intimidad
49,
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
LIGA AMERICANA

Cleveland. Ante una concu-
rrencia de 10000 personas en-
los terrenos de- los Indios del
Cleveland, Ell New York Yank-
ees result6 victorioso en- I'm due
10 de pitchers, entire Ell recluta
de los Indios Bob Feller, y ell
veterano Ruffing.
Una a una, hasta Ia primera
mitad del noveno inning, Sc
mantenian los clubs, cuando sc
present6 DiMaggio, dnico ba-
teador Yankee que habfa casti-
gado la bola rapida de Feller, y
con las bases llenas lie dispart
un jonrr6n que determine la vic
toria. Ell Cleveland, en- la Ultima
mitad de csc inning, no pudo a.
delantar su carrera1e.
Feller permti6 siete hits q
los cuales, tres Sc los conect6 D.
Maggie, con ell jonr6n de Ia dlti,
ma entrada. Ell average de ID
Maggie fu6 de 900, sumandose
un doble v I'm triple, antes de
cuadrangular que menciona-
mos, v que envi6 la pelota q los
asientos del grand stand.
Ell resultado del juego fue:
New York 5x7x1; Cleveland
1x8x1. -,
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contra los i~nvasores, entire e.
los Clint Moran, Powell, Diaz,
Quintero y Guggino.
Valda la pena hallarse pre-
sente Ell jusves en- Ell ring de
los artiNeros.
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EN- benjamin FED sAoI1
NoqaE

UT busn programa de lrchas
sc EfrecsIa esta no5he en- Ben
jafnin Field. Lee Henning, con
tra Allen Eustace, a una bora
de 4imite y otros encdSptros que
sulteran espectaculares por 10
moviqo dc la acci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-07-19
LA GACETA

q peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
de- mSs circulaci6n en- Tampa
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Subscription semanal: 20 cents
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FINICkY 1APPETITES OFTEN ONE RESULT
 OF CONSTIPATION

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 Constipation is usually due to, Glow bulk" meals. Serve your family Kellogg's ALL BRAN-a a generous source of .'bulk.D
 Within. the body, this food ab- sorbs taOice it's weight in water, and gently exercises and sponges. out the system. How much better. than taking pills and drugs! ALL-BRAN also supplies vitamin B to tone up the intestines, and iron for the blood. Two tablespoon fuls daily are usually sufficient. Three times daily, in severe cases. Serve as a cereal with milk or. cream, or cook into appetizing mullins, breads, etc.
 Sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-14

.ny of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostolic Church" said Dean c. E.. Riee, wherein the promised power fer her world de mission was given. It has been fittingly called The Birthday of the Church" and as such will be observed by all her loyal members by participation in public worship on that day When the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-14
WEATHER BUREAU
 RECEIVES REPORT

The following telegraphic infor- nation was sent at am. today from R. L. Frost, assistant meteoro- logist, in charge of the Fairbanks Weather Bureau office.
 Flood waters cover four-fifths of town. Some damage to stored sup plies and to goods in some sales rooms. Cinema River thirteen feet on river guage. Many people tenn porarily homeless but being cared for. Flood waters commenced May 12 and increased until peak at 10 pm, May 13 onena River has re- ceded three inches by 2 am"
 At am an additional report
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-14
Special Services,
 Trinity Cathedral,
 Held Next Sunday

The Feast of Pentecost, common ly called Whitsunday, will be ob- served in Holy Trinity Cathedral next Sunday, May Is, by the cele- bration of the Holy Communion, at 8 and Il o'clock The latter ser vice will consist of Adlam's Choral Eucharist, with appropriate hymns, sung by the vested choir of the Cathedral. Mrs. Walther will sing the Offertory The Lord Is My Shepherd
 "Pentecost has long been observed by the Church as feast day com memorating the special outpour-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-14
PIONEERS TO HOLD
 MEETINGS TONIGHT

Members of the Pioneers of Alas ka, Igloo No. 6, and the Pioneers Auxiliary No 6, are meeting tonight in the I.O.O.F Hall in regular ses- sion
 The Auxiliary is planning to con- tinue meetings throughout the sum- mer, on an informal basis, but for the Pioneers tonight is the last meeting for the season.
 Mrs C. P. Jenne, president of the Auxiliary, and MT. Robert E. Keeny, president of the Pioneers, will pre- side at the meetings.
 Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-14
DONATIONS NEEDED
 BY SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army today places a request before Spring house clean CTS asking for the donation of any articles, either of furniture or cloth- ing, which might be used by those in need
 A special request is made for mag azines to be used by the sick in the hospitals.
 Articles will be called for if don ors will telephone 254, or they may be left in the Salvation Army Hall on Willoughby Avenue.