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Evening star., 1937-01-23
Brewsters Hosts
For Governor of
Maine at Dinner

THE Governor Of Maine and Mrs.
Lewis o. Barrows were the guests
in whose honor Representative and
Mrs. Ralph o. Brewster entertained
at dinner Thursday. The dinner party
was given at the Sulgrave Club and
the ranking guest was the German
Ambassador, Herr Hans Luther. Other
guests included the Egyptian Minister,
Mr.. Mohamed Anime Youssef; sena-
tor and Mrs. Charles l.. McNary. Sem
ator Frederick Hale, Senator Arthur
Capper, Senator and Mrs. Wall
lace H. White, jr.; Senator Bridges,
Representative Allen T. Treadway.
Representative Joseph Martin, Repre-
sentative Edith Nourse Rogers, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Ralph E. Church,
Representative Warren Magnuson,
Representative ]. Parnell Thomas,
Representative and Mrs. James G.
Oliver, Representative and Mrs. Clyde
H. Smith, Representative and Mrs.
Charles r. Clason, Nine. Cantacuzene,
Senor and Sonora Almenara, Brig.
Gen. J. w. Hanson, Col. and Mrs
Philip v. Fleming, Col. and Mrs.
Frank w. Halliday, Lieut.. Comdr. j.
M. Fernald, Lieut.. Charles j. Whiting,
Dr. Florence Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Britten, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Wallace
Dempsey, Mr.. Carroll Beedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thad Brown, Mrs. Anne Arch
bold, Mr.. Alfred Cohn of Los Angeles,
Maj. Gist Blair. Mr.. John Hamilton,
Maj. and Mrs. Parker w. West, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Crafts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Fellows, Col. and Mrs Har-
old N. Marsh, Col. and Mrs. Charles
E. Dustin, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Solo,
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Whitcomb,
Mr.. Roy c. Haines, Mr.. Charles Henry
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Butler, jr.:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dow, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burress Moore, M. Harold Latta, Miss
Shirley v. Morrison, Mrs. Elizabeth
May Craig. Mrs. Sidney A. Bailey and
Mrx. Addison 3 Gneen.
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Miss Hawkins WedS.

On Tuesday afternoon Miss GladW
Hawkins of Atlanta. Ga. and Mr.
Stanley Stabler Of Sandy Spring, Md.
we're married at the home of the brides
aunt. Mrs. Arthur Stacey in Silver
Spring. The bride wore grey GOVT
with burgundy trimmings and acces-
sories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stabler left imme.
diately after the ceremony for a motoI
trip through the South.
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Miss Spiess Sets
Date for Marriage
To Mr.. Morgan

MISS HELEN JOHANNA sP1Ess,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
A. Spiess, and Mr.. Charles w. Morgan
will be married Saturday morning,
January 80. The wedding will take
place in the Church Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 10 o'clock with
a nuptial mass. A reception will fol-
low Immediately afterward at 6114
Nevada avenue.
Miss Spiess is graduate Of St.
Pauls Academy and popular mem
Der of the younger set. Mr.. Spiess Is
a prominent attorney and law part
ner of Mr.. John Walsh. Mr.. Spiess
has long been connected with civic
affairs and served on the Inaugural
Committee.
Miss Spiess has chosen for her at
tendants Miss Rita Spiess. Miss Jo-
anne Spiess, Miss Marion Shaw, Mrs.
Charles Halle, Miss Eleanor Dun and
Mrs. Frances Mcnamara. Miss Mar
garet Spiess will be her sisters maid
Of honor.
Mr.. Morgan is a direct descendant
Oh JOIlIl DStlI, ulCLuUCl vi tAC AL oe
Provincial Assembly of Maryland and
a delegate to the Continental Con-
gress. A student at George Wash
ington University, Mr.. Morgan is q
member of Theta Delta Chi Fra
ternity and a lieutenant in the ON
GERS Reserve Corps.
Mr.. Charles Halle will be best man
for the bridegroom and the other
groomsmen will be Mr.. Powell Loving,
Mr.. Dudley Digges, Mr.. John A. So
botka, .jr.; Mr.. Carroll Nash, Mr..
Robert Halle, and Mr.. Philip O'Brien.
Since the engagement of Miss Spiess
and Mr.. Morgan several weeks ago.
many delightful parties have been
given. Monday Mrs. Russell Pole en-
tertained in honor Of Miss SpieSs and
her attendants and tomorrow Mr.. So
botka, jr., will give q cocktail party
in honor of Miss Spiess and Mr.. Nor
gan. having as his guests members
Of the wedding party Thursday Mrs.
Edwin Roper will giv9 a tea in honor
Of Miss Spiess and hSf attendantA
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nu OF Aurora Hills. Va. have
w as guests Mrs. Dyer'S broth
er-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Wallace, jr.. and their
small daughter, Frances Victoria Wal
lace, who have recently returned from
a stay of five years in Honolulu. Mr..
Wallace. who is in the Navy De-
partment, has been transferred to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dyers mother. Mrs. Frances
Wiberg of St. Paul, Mimi. is also
their house guest this Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gott enter
tanned at dinner, followed by bridge.
in their Chevy Chase home last
evening. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Peacock, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Hasley, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tilman, MI and Mrs. Dwight r.
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. jar
nigan, Mr.. and Mrs David White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warren.
Mrs. George B. Webster Of Sligo
Park Hills, Md. entertained today at
luncheon and bridge. the guests being
Mrs. Frank Waggaman. Mrs. E. r.
Donaldson. Mrs. George Gaubatz.
Mrs. Ira Gullickson of Washington;
Mrs Harry Millard and Mrs. Gilbert
Sward of Takoma Park, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis L. Moore and
their small daughter Phyllis Of
Virginia Highlands left yesterday
to motor to Winter Haven. Fla, where
they will spend the next two weeks
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SigmaKappaAlumnae
ToHOnor Mrs. Wick

Sorority women prominent in their
own sororities and in Panhellenic will
be the guests Of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter Of Sigma Kappa at
q tea tomorrow afternoon at the
Thomas Circle Club to meet the grand
president Of Sigma Kappa, Mrs. Rich
ard Wick of Washington and Phila-
delphia, and Miss Elizabeth Nickell-
Lean and Miss Brenda Bennett of the
DOyly Carte Opera Co. Of London.
The guests will include the presi-
dents, the Panhellenic delegates and
the alternates of the alumnae chapters
of the sororities belonging to the Pam
hellenic Association Of Washington.
These are Mrs. Samuel Spruce, Mrs.
b. Harrison Lingo and Mrs. Arthur
E. Nesbit of Pi Beta Phi, Miss Betty
Smith, Mrs. r. s. Cochran and Miss
Carolyn Stanley of Kappa Alpha
Theta. Mrs. Rollin Hunter. Mrs.
Raleigh Gilchrist and Mrs. William
H. Knox Of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mrs. Thomas Kirby, Mrs. NJ U. CHS
holm and Miss Esther Young Of Delta
Gamma, Miss Minna Gill, Miss Bonita
Finney and Miss Rosa Wingate OF
Alpha Phi, Miss Jane Dibble, Mrs. J.
Arthur Younger and Mrs. Joseph U.
Douglass of Gamma Phi Beta, Mrs.
Owen Scott, Mrs. James Jardine and
Mrs. Harold w. Caster Of Alpha Chi
Omega, Mrs. Burt Frost, Miss Edith
Dawson and Mrs. William Collins of
Delta Delta Delta, Mrs. Ralph Watt,
Miss Bess Viemont and Miss IneS
Howard Of Alpha XII Delta, Mrs. Rob-
ert d. Barnes. Mrs. Robert M. Stearns
and Miss Catherine Fox Of Chi Omega,
Mrs. Wilbur Yearsley, Miss Emily
Mitchell and Mrs. Francis Brotherhood
Of Alpha Omicron Pi: Mrs. Linden +.
Crone, Mrs. John r. Warlick, presi-
dent Of Panhellenic Association Of
Washington, and Miss Beatrice Gle
phane of Zeta Tau Alpha: Miss Ethel
Riley, Mrs. C. M. Jansky, jr, and
Miss Vivian Vestal Of Alpha Gamma
Delta, Mrs. H. T. Bisselle, Miss Marion
Boyle, and Miss Helen Mitchell Of
Alpha Delta Pi, Miss Myra Hall, Miss
Mary Whitney and Miss Helen Mar
tell of Delta Zeta, Mrs. F. Eugene
Houghton, Miss Betty Chamblin and
Miss Eva Pope of Phi Mu, Mrs. Henry
S. Heine, Miss Regis Dunnigan and
Mrs. Loring oingell of Kappa Delta,
Miss Mary Louise Braselton, Mrs.
Leighton Johnston and Mrs. Clyde
Hunt Of Alpha Delta Theta, Mrs. Dix
Price, Mrs. Harry B. Hanna and Mrs.
Richard H. Smith Of Theta Upsilon,
Mrs. Robert M. De Shazo, Mrs. Henry
Lyon and Miss Elizabeth Mann Of
Beta Sigma Omicron, Mrs. Walter
Burr, Mrs. James p. Powell and Mrs.
Alexander Wetmore Of Phi Omega Pi.
Mrs. Dorothy Grigsby. Miss Marian
johnson Ad Miss Maude Wharton Of
1otA M alma
Evening star., 1937-01-23
Mrs. Halsey Named
To Head Sponsors

Mrs. Edwin A. Halsey. wife Of the
secretary of the United States Senate
has been named the queen Of sponsor,
of the Virginia Society by Mr.. r
Walton Moore, president of the So
ciety. Mrs. Halsey will be in charge
of the Committee OF Sponsors, com.
posed of II young ladies, to repre-.
sent the State of Virginia The mex
ball Of the Virginia Society is to b,
held on January IS.
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TORMER Secretary Of the Navy
- and Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams arrived in Washington
L yesterday and are guests OF
former Undersecretaly of State and
Mrs. William r. Castle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams are among the most popular
former of1icials and have many friends
in the Capital.
Mrs. Robert Love Taylor, widow OF
the late Senator Taylor OF Tennessee.
has arrived in Washington and Is
staying at Stoneleigh Court for the
Winter.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman and her
debutante daughter, Miss Alice Noel
Tuckerman. left yesterday afternoon
for Philadelphia where they attended
the dinner dance at the Bellevue
Stratford as the guests of Mrs. Daniel
s. Hutchinson. They were the guests
over night of Mrs. Clement Biddle.
Mr.. James A. de Peyster Of New York,
nephew of Mrs. Tuckerman, accom-
panied them.
Miss Katherine Wallace OF East
Orange, N. j., is visiting Miss Raphael
Ellis of 2700 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. John N. Lawler of Richmond,
Va, who is spending the Winter at
Wardman Park. has as her guest Mrs.
A. j. Scott of Richmond.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon again
are in their house on Harrison street
after spending a fortnight in the
South.
Mrs. E. de Berri Canada entertained
at q small informal dinner party at
the Shoreham Hotel last evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jordan
OF Memphis, Tenn. who are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris in Chevy
Chase, Md. Other guests included
Representative and Mrs. Walter
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent A..
Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCor-
mack, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Mary E. Buford.
Capt. James White and Mr.. Richard
Wilder.
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee Perry OF Rocky
Mount, N. c., is spending some time
with her son, John Perry, who Is
page on the floor OF the Senate. having
been appointed to that place by SEN
ator r. r. Reynolds of North Carolina.
Mrs. Perry is a frequent visitor in
Washington, having served on the
House Committee for the N. 8. D.
Evening star., 1937-01-23
Miss Bonnycastle,
Bride.Elect, Feted

Miss Marie Barbara Bonnycastle,
daughter Of Mrs. Henry Churchill
Bonnycastle, whose marriage to Mr..
Frank Graves Erskine of Jackson,
Mich, will take place February IT.,
will be the guest in whose honor Mrs.
Neitah King will entertain at lunch
con Tuesday in her apartment on
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1937-01-23
Mrs. Taylor Returns.

Mrs. Charles Fletcher Taylor has re-
turned to Washington after attending
the Inauguration Of Gov. Clyde r.
Hoey at Raleigh. Mrs. Taylor came
back in time for the Inauguration OF
President Roosevelt and took part in
the entertainments In honor Of Gov.
and Mrs. Hoey, who are remaining in
Washington for few days before re-
,taannin1 - IAialsh.
Evening star., 1937-01-23
In Pinehurst.

Mrs Ogden L. Mills, wife Of the for.
mer Secretary Of the Treasury went u
Pinehurst yesterday to spend a few
days with her father, Mr.. Philip S. p
Randolph, and Mrs. Randolph.
Evening star., 1937-01-23
"L'Aide Efficace" Is Theme.

'L'Aide Efficace" will be the subject
of the sermon by Rev. Andre Frank
Liotard 1t the French service At the
New York Avenu4Presbyterian Church
tomoEroM Ct & nA
Evening star., 1937-01-23
Flower Hill Services.

There will be divine worship at the
Flower Hill Church of the Brethren,
Gaithersburg. Md, tomorrow at pm.
Rev. @. L. Baker. pastor. will discuss
"The Effects of Transformation" At,
7:30Y-m. the subject will be-. "A Re
Hnoa6hlo 7onshin sAnEioAF Z
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ER. AND MRS FRANK DYER
nu OF Aurora Hills. Va. have
ItV as guests Mrs. Dyer'S broth
er-in-lay and sister. Mr.. and
Evening star., 1937-01-03
HOUSES ElJRNISHeD

'SSSSS TVNrNtSuEO.
flsSaEfSd MISUNDERSTANDING fCS HONE DE-
ssrdsa 9Ids: ns,a' pos aos4 bath reDlace'' lovely
EXCLUSIVE FURNISHED HOUSES AND
ions.r ci.v iGs s4ss Congressional session. or
CLEVELAND PARK. 34O2 MACoMB ST
Erisldaire: saraEe: 9 months or IonGer
BUNGALOWS. ROOMS. BATH: NICELY
raTass At faiy f7ss sS heat modern; s'S with
37I7 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Open Today, ! to 4.
Attractively and completely furn., 9
rooms. oil burner, 3 porches. attic and
ga sarss ss M REys ssGarR SSt sh ct s. e Spring rd
s5S,s s;SsSm -.sTnishsd house. Woodridse. Ph0h:
ATTRAcWrIyEL5Y ATA W 5o FURNISHED s-sooM
NICELY FURNISHED HOME 10 ROOMS
boz soihood % Can me- II IsS sSiTH a.osHs Hdsm. nsit sios
1910 RANpoLPA g: N;w:..e RooMs.
500 OWNER. Adams 17I0-W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 RMS. 8
bed roomA piano. sar.. h;-w.hs;. elec.
lease: $50 mo. Wisconsin, 2272-J.
WELL FURNISHED s-ROOM HOUSE
very large living room. servants quarters:
double garage. Block from Chevy Chase
Circle. Phone Emerson 661e.
14sb MONROE ST. N.w-s1x ROOMS
bath, oil heat. a:mi.: convenient location:
adults: references. 3.
212 CARROLL ST.. TAKoMA. PARK. d.
C.-Whole or part Of furnished house:
s~h bus Cal. ~ osS4aals 1sss ns.r car lines and
10 MINUTES DOWNTOWN. VIA ME-
moas fsshsn saas
shady lot: Immediately available. 1905
North lakewood St.. Clarendon. We.
rT.frisesstion; itai hsndsomeiy furnished; 500
.e,9S9 Rsr month ss7s.w % ST. NV North 4s44 or
y9oDI5Y y.i. 5s.l, rnisS.d SIl hsss aooMs maids
quarters; months or more; immediate
possession. Columbia 6107 or North 1860.
CHEVY CHASE D.. c.-HANDsOMEY
1898 Livingston st.
3227 ADAMS MILL RID. N,W.-FACINd
park. semi-detached: 4 bed rooms. Ia
paths. Eas heat: $125: immediate posscs-
sion. Columbia 0009.
"A ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURNIsHED;
suitable for roominE purposes; NV; near
NIcILY FURFIsHER HOUSE r.: p:
adj.; about / acre nicely landscaped
children or family desirins 10 entertain;
S125 per month: possession Immediately.
zANTzMoEN CO.. e46 Z o. nv. Natl.
k371; 0ve0., Greenwood 261A.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

4-sroRY BRICK. 100 BLOCK N ST
Preferably for Government onnces: no
ps ttoned ,een 1u Sy appoiDtmsnt M n by owner.
Address Box 37-Z. Star once.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-DEsIRABLE
downtown residence; unfurnished. S135;
EXCLUSIVE VA SUBURB. CLOSE 10
Washinston; modern: baths, fireplace;
$50 unfurn.. $50 partly furn Walnut 1864
CLEVELAND PARK ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
modern. oil heat. Frigidaire; furnished,
$50: unfurnished. S125 per month. 2e40
Newark ST
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THE JEFFERSON,
1900 18th sT. NV. DISTRICT 470%.
Two rooms, kitchenette-dinette
and bath with shower: corner
apartment, two exposures, three
closets, Venetian blinds
One room, kitchenette -dinette
and bath with shower. Large
closets. Venetian blinds.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


MT; RAINIER, MD.-Two FURN. ROOMS
l.. h.. G. Telephone Hyattsville S64-W.
COZY. BRIGHT APT, 2 RMS. KIT. AND
bath adjoining; mi; newly and complete
cont hot Water sutomstic nS 6eae nens orins. insi
entrance; is min. D. c., main highway
Fails Church $50.
RIvERDALE. MD.-FURNIsHED OR UN-
Bath Entrance. aDs oil rHs fis' viEx fht hS ics
w. Madison ave. '
WILL SHARE NEW sUBURBAN HOME
sSs9e SAD pTiuas astb ltsa a.
dress Box 439-z. Star ONCE
3 ROOMS, KIT. AND BATH, on HEAT,
ss' MoSn, slsS; inrn;; all private. 3746 3sth
No1Fh MNAnIHH w,sh,asInSo ,WshA,aSAIdMoToN ToURIsr mn
andria. Va.-Nieeiy furnished apt TIRE. three
rooms and semi-private bath: riaht on
churehe:: stores etc: eiectricity. gas 0irs. IN.
cluded: $50 month: garage available.
i9 1893 WASH. BLVD. ARLINGTON. VA
Unfurnished; large studio room and bath
nishsa SO MONTH G.Rendon nsnd ane asiw s1ee
s?l FLOWER AVE, TAKoMA PARK. MD.
ss. ana rm: aptss unfurn;. End a., S35 and
SSr .p. % rooms. lavIsAsD s.sS b.sl sTWans- pales
saraes: $3.50 per month; adults. Walnut
C6sS--
110l NORTH FILLMORE ST., CI.AREN-
don; Va.-Unfurnished; 2 laree rooms,
kitchen and bath: electric refriseration;
wSarInae; wiIna! .hsodt-water heat: adults only.
So0TTAGE CITY. ND. % SPA sT=Two
IaIse rooms. kitchen, semi-bath; unfurn.;
eas. neat. elec. Adults only.
CHOICE OF OR 2 BED ROOMS. LIVING
room. Kitchen and semi-private bath; In
private home; completely furnished; would
appear TO couple liking home atmosphere;
S46 monthly includes chw, electricity.
gas. heat and unlimited phone. Cali owner
before . p m. Walnut 1894
TWO FUR. ROOMS, KITCHEN, .BATH:
block back George Mason School. 1i6
Grove ave. Mt. Ida. Alexandria, Va
5-ROOM FURN. APT; ATTRAC., CLEAN,
quiet. warm: fireplace: garage; heat light
Iurnished; $50. Ss Shepard ST., Hyatts.
BIZ DUKE ST. ALEXANDRIA-VERY AT
tractive lst- -hoor unfurnished apt. 3 large
rooms. kitchen and bath nicely located.
WIN surrounding yard. Alex. 1851.
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2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Apt. 2-B-2 rooms, kitchen and
bath; screened porch; gas, elec.,
heat and electric refrigeration
included in rent. $3.50 per
month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV, Natl. $500.
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Priced $500 to $3.50

70 Reach
Out Sixteenth street to Sheridan, right
hInck, IeH Ia dpdrt,nsnts. or out 18th stree
to Sheridan, left one block, right to apart.
sents.
Immediately Available
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

SUHLET FOR MOS. FURN.. ROOMS
knss! kkitehen bath; attractive. quiet neiEhbor-
ADULTS. careful tenants; moderate rental.
Address Box 66-Z. Star once.
GOVT. EMPLoYE WANTS SMALL. Sep
few months. Address Box 4bs-Z. Star once.
W WE i,.,S CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT.
lol0 vermont ave. Room AT, Natl. 1884,
~
YOUNG COUPLE. no children. want quiet
unIurnlshed rooms. kitchenette and bath
preferably in northeast or northwest sec.
Ion. not over S36. Address Box 2O3-Z.
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
THE. THE PERFECT, APT-5 ROOMS. 3
paths. furnished. cooperative; 3 ex.
posures: ideal location. overlooking Zoo:
s!1 :O0O; Apply OWNER. Apt. 4OI, 2SO7
TILDEN GARDENS-BEAUTTFUL RMS
path. attractive exposures: hiEh eleya.
ton; orisht. airy; excellent buy Ciev. 6054.
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20 OAKWOOD RD,
HYATrSvILLE MD
five rooms. bath. garage. electric
refrlReratlon 90
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APARTMRkTs UkPURkIsHED.
.3519 18th q, NV.
BEoDI 4 ,1oLsIkf mo-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02

due consideration.
 The job of inspecting chimneys and seeing that those found defec- tive, were repaired was made part of the chiefs duties to be attended to at an early date.
 New maintenance committee was appointed as follows: Carl Lind strom, Matt Laughlin, Arne Kron- quist, Robert DuPree, and E. E. Engstrom.
 Committee on the recent dance re- ported net receipts of $l66.05, the expenses having amounted to $90.55.
 Under good of the order it was reported that adapters are now on hand for using Douglas hose on Treadwell hydrants. Andy Andrews reported that two baseball games were scheduled to be played here, one on the 4th and one on the 5th. He asked that all firemen who can turn out with rakes and shovels Saturday evening at ' o'clock to help clean up the ball grounds. It was decided to give a 4th of July prize of 100 aside from the Juneau prize money for the ball games played here, the stake to be split 60-40.
 The following were appointed to arrange refreshments for. the next meeting: Arne Shudshift, w. E. Feero, and L. A. Johnson.
 The usual feed concluded the meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
OBERT NOW FACING
 INSANITY CHARGES

George Obert, Hoonah Indian fisherman, who was brought here last week for investigation in con-
 nection with the drowning of two small sons at Glacier Bay and later sent back to Hoonah after the bod lies of the lads were found, is now being held at Hoonah on charges
 of insanity, according to word to U s. Marshal William T. Mahoney While here Obert appeared to be
 normal mentally but since his re-
 turn to Hoonah a message to the
 Marshal said he had gone "vio- Ilently insane"
 Insanity hearing is to be helc
 before the new Commissioner, R
 R. Brown at Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
CONFER ON CHURCH ERECTION

The Rev. Walter Torbet, of the Mission Board in New York, and the Rev. O. L. Kendall, of Juneau, were. on the Island yesterday con- ferring with the Congregational Church Board and church members with regards to the building of a church in Douglas.
 The Methodists of Juneau will donate the lot opposite the Fire Hall for the erection, and the struc- ture will be financed through the efforts of the Mission Board. A meeting to further decide on the subject is called for this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. James Sey.
 If the church is to be built, the Rev Kendall will act as minister committing every Sunday from Ju- neau and a lady church worker will be engaged to take care of the Sun day School classes.
 All members of the Ladies League Church Board and others inter ested are urged to attend the meet ing tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
MIKES PLACE HAS
 AUSJICIOUS OPENING

Forecasting a successful career for Mike Pusich in his new dine, wine and dance emporium in Douglas, a large crowd was gathered there fol his first day of business yesterday and enjoyed themselves. Many were the expressions of praise voiced as practically all night the place was crowded with guests coming and going. Mike was assisted by his daughter, Miss Helen Pusich and w. E. Feero for the opening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02

 St. Ann's Avenue and finding them full of mud, which condition was remedied. Also one 30-gallon chem ical which has been out of com mission since the big fire due to it's gauge being damaged and hose burned, was reported repaired.
 Request was made in the report that new parts for all fire exiting uishers which were damaged in the fire be ordered immediately and that help of the members be forth coming to build hose racks in the new fire hall, Recommendation for fighting future fires on Front Street by running the hose lines from Second Street hydrants was given
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02

ious recommendations took up most of the attention oi the Douglas Vol unteer Fire Department at the monthly meeting last night.
 In his report the Chief covered the one fire alarm of the month, for a roof blaze at 3.30 o'clock ln the afternoon of June 10 at the Laughlin residence. The cause glv- en was defective chimney, which has been fully repaired since then. One 30-gallon chemical was used in extinguishing the fire, and re- filled the same day.
 With the assistance of Marshal DuPree, he reported having tested all hydrants on Third Street and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
MR., MRS. SWARTZ
 ARE NOW IN SEWAR

MT. and Mrs. Frank Swartz of
 Juneau have arrived in Seward
 where they are to be established flor the summer and fall, while MT. Swartz is working as construction engineer for the Bureau of Public Roads on the bridge at Grause Creek
 on the Moose Pass Highway, and
 on the Girdwood project. MT. Swartz has been in Seward as location engineer for the Bureau
 of Public Roads previous to his present position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
TO CONSTRUCT HOME

The construction of home for Mrs. Eva Ail, daughter of H. Yur- man, is now in progress. The house is being built on the lot on Fifth Street, formerly occupied by the Jake Manning home. Mrs. All and her daughter Louise are recent ar rivals from Portland, Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
SCOUTS ENJOY SHOW TREAT

Scoutmaster Dick Macdonald treated his Boy Scout troop to 8 showing of The Charge of the Light Brigade" last night at the Coliseum.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
sIMIN MOVES

Tony Simin yesterday effected the transfer of his grocery and li- quor business from Front Street to his new building on Third Street the site of which was formerly oc- |cupied by Goetz' Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
D Q U 6 | A s N E W s
FIRE CHIEFS REPORT
 FEATURE OF MEETING
 OF DIED. DEPARTMENT

The report of Fire Chief E. Hach- meister covering the activities of his office during the past month, and the condition of some of the towns fire fighting equipment with var
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02
YACHT TO sOUTH SEAS

Frank Roe, who has completed the building of the yacht Stella, V, plans to leave for the South Seas Islands from his home in Seward, toWard the last of this month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-07-02

Whisky exports from the United States during the first three months of this year were almost g times the amount exported in the corres- bonding period of last year