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The Washington times., 1937-03-27

today on "The Railroad Problem
After Fifty Years" The address Is
part of the series on the Frontier:
of Law and Economics"
The Senate measure to allow
special delivery messengers in the
Federal service five years or more
to take non-competitive tests for
positions as regular substitutes is
to be protested by an organized
group of temporary employees IN
the Philadelphia post office.
The Quaker City folk maintain
that passage of such bill would
hurt the chances of present tenn
porary substitutes to become per-
manent, pointing out further that
they have already passed Civil
Service exams while the special
delivery workers have not.
Federalisms: George Kramer,
Standards, was one of the guests
at the twenty-first birthday din
ner held by Local No. 2, of the N.
F. F. E.. recently Thomas Fee,
Post Office, doesn't believe the
press should be given the A. F. G.
E.'s reasons for banning sundry
delegates, believing such publicity
is detrimental to the organiza'
ton Spurred by New London
disaster, Interiors Office of Edu'
cation is urging it's pamphlet,
Safety and Health Of the School
Child" on school officials through
out the country The boklet,
written by DR.. James Frederick
Rogers, lists 200 questions dealing
with safety that school officers
and parents should investigate.
Paul Huss, A. G.. o., is one of Fed
eraldom's newest benedicts =.
And Tommy Burke, of the same
office, is a recent winner of a
vacuum cleaner, colleagues attrib-
uting it to the luck of the Irish e.
R. H. CaWood, business manager
of the Farm Credit Chorus, has
invited feminine Interstate workers
interested in choral work to "join
up" The chorus rehearseS each
Tuesday at 430 p. M, in Room
358, Old Southern Railway Build
ing.
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HIPPODROME-sunday. Monday

anu HlduSS C"dL hAOhls
HIPPODROME-sund Monday and
Tuesday: Marlene Dietrich and Charles
Boyer in Garden of Allah" March of
Time and jlly symphony; "wednesday
Louis Pasteur" also Marsha Hunt in
Easy to Take" cartoon and news. Fri
day and Saturday: Shirley Temple and
Adolphe Menjou in Little Miss Marker"
also Brian Donlevy in Half Angel"
comedy and cartoon.
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Irene
Dunn in Theodore Goes Wild car
toon and news. Tuesday Joel McCrea
My Knee" cartoon and news Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday: Gary
Cooper and Jean Arthur in The Plains
man" cartoon and news. Saturday:
Dick Foran in Gums of Pecos," also
Stuart Erwin in 'All American Chump,"
Chapter No. /, Dick Tracy. Free candy
to all children.
ARcADE-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Shirley Temple in "stowaway"; :;
Cartoon and News; wednesday and
Thursday: Irene Dunno in Theodore
Goes Wild: Comedy and News. Friday:
Comedy and Cartoon. Saturday: Helen
Broderick in Were On The Jury; also,
William Boyd in Trail Dust; Chap
ter No. l, Robinson Crusoe of Clipper
MILO-Sunday and Monday: Bing
Crosby in Pennies from Heaven" Car
toon and News. Tuesday: Edward Ar
mold in John Mead's Woman; Comedy
and Cartoon. Wednesday: Edmund Lowe
and ELISA Landi in Mad Holiday;
Cartoon and News. Thursday and Fri
day: Irene Dunno in Theodore Goes
Wild; Cartoon and News. Saturday:
Tex Ritter in Song OF the Gringo":
also. Raw MiIland in Bulldog Drum
Kingdom" No. 9.
STATE-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Loretta Young in Love
Is News; News. Cartoon and Comedy
Thursday and Friday: Elizabeth Berg
ner in LAS You Like IT,, News and
Popeye. Saturday: Charles starrett in
Code Of the Range" also, Warren Hull
in Fugitive In The Sky; News and
Comedy.
BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday:
william Powell and Myrna 10y in After
the Thin Man" Tuesday: Sonia Henie
in zone in a Million" with Adolphs
Menjou and Airline Judge. Wednesday
and Thursday: Enrol Flynn and Olivia
De Havilland in charge Of the Light
Brigade" Friday and Saturday: Will
liam Boyd and Jimmy Ellison in
Trail Dust: "Ace Drummond," No. Z.
RAPHAEL-Sundaya and Monday Lily
Pons, Gene Raymond and Jack Oakie
in That Girl from Paris" Tuesday and
Wednesday: The White Legion" with
all star cast; also Charles Laughton in
| Rembrandt" Thursday and Friday:
! 'Tugboat Princess with Edith-Fellows
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Theodore Macrae Dewey. IL, of 422
Butternut st. N. W., and Mary Swami
West, 81, of 24O0 Sixteenth st. N. w.
Rev. ZeBarney Phillips.
George william Jacobs. "a, of Los
Angeles, CAL, and Elizabeth Jane Mus
SER 22 of Germantown, Nd.
Harvey r. Dodson. 81, and Margaret
Grace Booth, "a, both OF HeathUville,
Va.
Morgan Wilson Rittenhouse, 30, of
$500 New Hampshire Ave. N. W.. and
Flo Dorsey, 23, of Decatur, Ill.
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and walter c. Kelly: also, Gloria Stuart
and Edmund Lowe in Girl on the Front
ing for Justice; BLACK Coin," No. 8.
ROSALIA Sunday and Monday:
Eleanor Powell in Born to Dance"
Tuesday and Wednesday: Joel McCrea
and Jean Arthur in adventure in Man
Stuart Er"-'n and Patsy Kelly; BLACK
Coin" No. 5. Thursday and Friday:
without Orders" with Sally Eilers and
Robert Armstrong; also Lady from
Charles Quigley. Saturday: Buck Jones
in "Sandflow"; "Acs Drummond," No.
six.
MOTT-sunday: Clark Gable and Joan
Crawford in Love On The Run" Mon
day: Bruce Cabot and Marguerite
Churchill in Legion of Terror" Tues
day: Tom Brown. and Frances Drake in
I'D Give My Life" also, Nino Martini
and Ida hupino in Gay Desperate"
Wednesday: Jack Holt in END of The
Trail"; "Clutching Hand" No. 8. Thurs
day: Lew Ayres and Mary Carlisle in
Lady, Be Careful; also, Ralph Bell
amy and Marguerite Churchill in Final
Hour" Friday: college Holiday" with
Martha Raye and Jack Benny. Satur-
day: John Mack Brown in Rouge of
The Range; Ace Drummond" No. I.
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Sonia
Henie in One In A Million; Selected
Short Subjects. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Bobby Breen in Rainbow On The
River; also, Arthur Treacher in
THANK You Jeeves" Thursday and
Friday: Deanna Durbin in Three Smart
Girls: Selected Short Subjects. satur-
day: Sally Eilers in without Orders" ;
also. Robert Whitney in The Mighty
Trevs."
LIDO-Sunday and Monday: Seven
Sinners with Edmund Lowe and Con.
stance Cummings; also Our ReIations''
with Laurel and Hardy: news. Tuesday
and Wednesday: "Helrs Angels" with
Jean Harlow also Joe e. Brown in
Sons o. Guns" Thursday and Friday:
''Scarface" with Paul Mum; also
Rhythm on the Range" with BinS
crosby Saturday: KILLER at Large:
ALSO The Calvary; Ace Drummond,' .
Chapter 8; cartoon.
ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: sbir.
ley Temple and Alice Fay in stow
away" Tuesday: Peter LORE and Helen
Wood in "Crack-Up." Wednesday
George OBrien in Daniel Boone
and Dick Foran in Black Legion, ;;
Saturday: William Boyd in "HopalonR
Cassidy Returns" also Jimmy Gleason
in PILOT Thickens."
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LINCOLN-March 2s to April (inclu-
sive): You Only Live Once" with Syl-
via Sidney and Henry Fonda.
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DIED

F8s1 sFsR H4EEE s. q Ys 4. &. .
DER, sR.. the beloved husband of MsrEie
.ne. Aide T. .nd and Wsm tfihsT f e. Hld.2 Gtf9ES G
funeral services an and te interment, n'e; Charles
Town. w. Va, on Sunday, March %, 1897.
Services by the W. W. Chambers
COLLINS. CAROLINE LOUTsE-on satur.
oERy GAkoh1NE fs6f II LogsE LLo9 a. c9GGNs 5GGg tS S
beloved wife of John Collins and mother
of Mrs. Evelyn Rosalie Mackintosh.
% Se ns
eral Home, 517 Eleventh st. s. z, Notica
of time and interment hereafter.
FRIssELL., HARRY lon saturdaY.
(nee Leach) and father Of Harry L. Fris.
sell, Frederick F. Frissell. Mrs. Ruth Bond
and Mrs. Clara Sherman
late pssdnee sesvfss vii Rosas BE held from HE
Notice of time hereafter. Services by the
W. W. Chambers Company Southeast
Funeral Home.
HENsHAW, LAURA VIRGINIA-on FRI
day, March 26, 1887. at the AlexandriS
widow Of the late John G. Henshaw and
mother Of Harvey Henshaw and Mrs. Marian
Funeral services on Monday. March 20.
from the Washington Street Methodist
Church. Alexandria, Va, at IL .. m.
Interment Bethel Cemetery
Remains resting at her late residence, llO
South Washington Street.
LEFFLER, BEULAH Con THURSDAY,
March 25. 1887. at Emergency HoSpi:
dence, 2027 Rosemount Avenue North.
vest. the beloved daughter of M. Carr and
Jennie Palmer Leffler., and sister Of VII.
| la N Iyap- ID T-0A
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Go. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on satur.
day. March 81. 1887. at p. M, from ths
W. W. Chambers Co. funeral homo, l4OO
Chaplin Street Northwest
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WELLS GEORGE CALVIN-on Wednes-
Hospital. GEORGE CALVIN WELLS, Of 8
the beloved son ION Of Mrs ' Hcnrietta lett O JoSnson; S;
! and husband of Myrtle E. Wells and brother
Of John Wells. Remains resting at the
Funeral Home, 91s Cleveland Ave, River.
Funeral services will be held on satur.
day, March 81, 1887, at 2 80 D. M. from
Home, 91s Cleveland Ave. Riverdale No.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Intsrment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
In MemOriam 5
GOODING. CHARLES ALVIN-In loving
memory of our dear husband and father
who left us one year ago, March 2s, 1885.
Our home has been saddened
With loneliness and loss
Death took away our loved one
And left heavy cross.
| In our hearts your memory lingerN
Sweetly. tender fond and true;
There's not a day, dear Alvin
That we do not think of you.
| WIFE AND SON.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

REPUBLIC-March 2S to April Gin
clusive); Great Guy" with James Gag
ney and Mae Clarke.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

HOWARD 7th q sts. N. W.
On Stage: CHICK WEBB and His Orchestra
| featuring Benny Goodman's Recording
Vocalist, ELLA FITZGERALD, in a Gay
| Holiday Revue
On Screen: "PENRoD AND SAM"
| Mldnight Show Saturday-Reserved Seats
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

BOOKER T-March % to April lin
clusive): Champagne Waltz" with Fred
MacMurray and Gladys Swarthout.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

PALM-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
stolen Holiday" with Kay Francis and
Ian Hunter. Wednesday and Thursday:
ert Taylor. Friday and Saturday: The
Great O'Malley." with Pat O'Brien and
Sybil Jason.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

day. Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur IN
THE Plainsman"; Wednesday an d
Thursday. Merle oberon in beloved
Enemy" with Brian Aherns, March Of
Time; Friday. Ray Milland in Bulldog
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RECORD OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

} Larry Thurlow KobeI. II. of Airing
ton, Va, and sylvia Gwendolyn Brandt
Of Wichita, Kans.
less "a, Of Upper Marlboro. Md.
Loyal Van Miller, 20 of I'll Virginia
Ave. s. E.. and Ethel Owen Montfort.
Clyde Worth Campbell, 81. of 80 T
st. N. w, and Linnis Pearl Litten. rs,
Of $50 Seventh st. s. w.
Marcus Young Nugent. 81. of Phila-
81. of Kansas City, Mo.
Robert Edward Moore, 81, Of Ports
mouth, Va. and Anne Willard Mathews,
81, of Deans, Va.
Andrew Taylor Moore, ~, and Mary
Dare AllsbroOk, %, both of Scotland
Nisoi Robert #, ?. Williams. 80, of 171 N
st. N. W., and Helen Rose Kean, 20.
Basil Logan johnson. 81, of 1881 New
Jersey Ave. N. W.. and Alice H. Blake,
IS. Of 54O4 Bell Pl. N. E.
George Thomas Carter IS. Of il!H
Ss'G' e. Of g. III % s.. Snd NJ ha.' E. M'r'
Aubry Harrison, 20, of King George
county, Va, and Mary Virginia Peter
son, 10, of Warren county, Va.
Ernest e. Tinnen. 80, Of 451s Sheriff
of 2Ss Rhode Island Ave. N. W.
Willie Wright, "a. of 174s oregon
Ave. N. W., and Sylvia Reynolds, %,
Of 635 Fairmont st. N. w.
Theado Reid. 90, of 1908 Tenth st.
N. W., and AIDA L. Ford. 2S, Of 141S
Columbia Rd. N. w.
Edward williams, 80, and Sadie
Nesmith. %, both of 1880 Twentieth
st. N. W.
Berkley l.. Smith, Of Vienna. Va, and
Laura NJ. Brooks. is, Of Chantilly. Va.
Robert Napoleon Garlic, 21, and Mary
Elizabeth Yaney, Is. both Of 2l27 st.
N. W.
willie L. jackson. ~. Of 1898 Cor
coran St. n. w, and Annie NJ. Jones,
20, Of IL N st. N. e.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

and Cary Grant; also, "Off to the Races"
with Slim Summerville.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27
Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, The King and the Chorus
Joan Blondell and Edward Everett Hor.
ton; Wednesday and Thursday Freddie
Bartholomew and Madeleine Carroll in
''Lloyds of London" Mickey Mouse; Fri
day, Miriam Hopkins in 'Men Are Not
Gods; Saturday, Loretta Young IN
Glove Is News" with Tyrone Power.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

APOLL0-sunday Monday and Tues
day, Freddie Bartholomew and Made.
leine Carroll in "Lloyds Of Londoi4'; :;
Wednesday and Thursday. Loretta Young
in Love Is News" with Tyrone Power,
You Only Live Orce." with Henry
Fonda; Saturday, Dolores Del Rio and
Richard Dix in Devils Playground" and
Rochelle Hudson in Woman Wise"
Jungle Jim No. 2.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

HOWARD-On Stage Chick Webb and
his orchestra. featuring Benny Good
mans recording vocalist. Ella Fitz-
gerald in gay holiday revue. On
screen: "Penrod and Sam"
The Washington times., 1937-03-27
DEATHS

Margaret A. Journey, SS. 1929 N St.
N. W.
Virginia Milford, SO, GallinEer Hos
pital.
pital.
Amanda R. Weaver, 70, Ss0o Four
teenth st. N. E.
John w. Byng, 5s, John Dickson
Home.
James R. Buerman, IS, Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Abraham Mallinoff. SIS, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Beulah C. Loffler, Is, Emergency Hos
pital.
Evelyn Everett, 1, Children's Hospital
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

Warner Bros. Theaters
AMBASSADOR dus 18th Rond and
IDA LUPINo-vICToR McLAGLEN in
SEA DEVILS" Also Shorts.
Matinees Daily All Next Week.
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RAPHAEL I4Oo 9th st. N. W.
Tex Ritter in "HEADIN' FOR THE RIO
GRANDE." BLACK Coin" No. 4.
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UPTOWN-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Freddie Bartholomew and Made
leine Carroll in "Lloyds of London; I;
Mickey Mouse. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday: Enrol Flynn and Anita
Louisa in Green Light; Under South
ern stars" short. Saturday: Victor Nc
LaElen in sea Devils" with Ida Lupino.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

COLONY-Sunday. Monday and Tues
Tuesday: Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur
in The Plansman." Wednesday and
Thursday: Pat OBrien and Humphrey
Bogart in THE Great O'Malley." Friday:
Sylvia Sidney in You Only Live Once, -
with Henry Fonda. Saturday: Dolores
Del Rio and Richard Dix in "Devil's
Playground" Jungle Jim, No. 2; Popeye
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

YORK-Sunday and Monday: Deanna
Durbin in Three Smart Girls; You
Can't Get Away With IT,; short subject
Tuesday and Wednesday: Rochelle Hud-
son in Woman WISE with Michael
whalen. Friday: Charlie Ruggles and
Alice Brady in Mind Your Own Bus
iness"; Our Gang comedy. Saturday:
william Boyd In 'Borderland."
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

HOME - Sunday and Monday, Gary
Cooper and Jean Arthur in THE Plains
mar: Tuesday and Wednesday, Pat
O'Brien in Great O'Mallsy": March oi
Time; Thursday. Warren William ir
The outcast"; Friday, spanky McFar
land in General Spanky"; Saturday
Margot Grahame in Might Waitress
and Boris Karloff in THE Man Wht
Lived Again; jungle Jim" No. ..
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

MOTT 1907 2sth Street Northwest
Bob steele in SHUTDOWN SAUNDERS. B"
Acc Drummond" No. 8.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

RAPHAEL-Sundaya and Monday: Lily
Pons Gene Raymond and Jack Oakie
in That Girl from Paris" Tuesday and
Wednesday: The White Legion" with
all star cast; also Charles Laughton in
Rembrandt" Thursday and Friday:
"Tugboat Princess" with Edith-Fellows
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

TIvOLI-sunday. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Grace Moore and Cary
Grant in when You're in Love"
Thursday and Friday: Loretta Young in
Love Is News" with Tyrone Power.
Saturday: "When's Your Birthday" with
Joe E. Brown; jungle Jim," No. 4;
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Joseph B. Eastman, former Co
ordinator of Transportation and
present member of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, was sched.
uled to address Agriculture folk
In their auditorium at las p. m.
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R.K.O KEITHS

AN-AANU AAA1A u AAkI
KATHARINE HEPBURN and FRANCHoT
TONE in QUALITY STREET" with Eric
Blore, Cora Witherspoon, Fay Banter and
Estelle Winwood. MARCH OF TIME"
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

SHERIDAN - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, Freddie Bartholomew and
Madeleine Carroll in "Lloyds of Lon
dom: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Errol Flynn and Anita Louise in Green
Light: Under Southern stars: Satur-
day, Victor McLaElen in Sea Devils.
with Ida Lupino.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

today on "The Railroad Problem
After Fifty Years" The address Is
part of the series on the Frontiers
of Law and Economics"
The Washington times., 1937-03-27
Marriage Announcements

WEDDING announcements. $3.76 up: 24-hP
service Goodhart's 1914 B MA. sta.
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PENN-sunday. Monday and Tuesday,
Light, Under Southern Stars" short
subject; Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, Grace Moore and Cary Grant in
When You're in Love-; Saturday. Joe
E. Brown in "When's Your Birthday"
with Marsha Hunt; Our Gang.
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SAVOY - Sunday and Monday. Lee
Tracy in Criminal Lawyer" with Mar
Tuesday and Wednesday. Warren Will
liam in THE Outcast"; Thursday. Shir-
ley Deanna in off To the Races"
March of Time; Friday. Richard Arlen
in Secret Valley: Popeye; Saturday,
Jack Benny Burns and Allen, in "Col-
lege Holiday; Durbin short subject.
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and Walter c. Kelly: also Gloria Stuart
and Edmund Lowe in Girl on the Front
Page" saturday: Tim Mccoy in Fight
ing for Justice; "Black Coin." No. 8.
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"Smartest Girl in Town" with Gene Ray
mond and Ann Sothern. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Camille" with Greta Garbo
and Robert Taylor Thursday and Fri
day: Beloved Enemy" with Merle
Oberon and Brian Aherne Saturday:
wedding Present" with Joan Bennett
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

LINCOLN 1918 o Street N. ",
"You ONLY LIVE ONCE" with
Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

Drummond Escapes" with Heather An
rhrey Bogart in The Great O'Malley."
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

PENN Pa. Ave. s. e. bet. 9Th 8 7th
Doors Open 12:3O-show P. NJ.
READY, WILLING AND ABLE" with
RUBY keller and LEE DIXON.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-26
ALASKA IS PRINTABLE
 COUNTRY SAYS PWA ARTIST

EETCHIKAN - Describing Alaska
 most unusual and paintable untry." Antonio Mattel superin- tendent of the ten PWA artists who ,pent the summer in various parts of the Territory, said before leaving ,c.chikan last night that the men accumulated much unusual infOrma- tion for paintings and drawings.
 He explained that during the six months that the men were in Alas ka they completed 45 oil paintings, 23 water colors, 13O Autograph and pen and ink drawings, 28 wood blocks and engravings, three mural layouts, 100 other sketches and sey- eraI hundred notes.
 The notes will be used as ideas to provide murals to publicize the fishing industry and other industries and features of Alaska, he ex- plained. He completed a three-lay- out mural of Sitka which is intended to be reproduced 96 feet by feet.
 The men visited virtually all parts of Alaska except the far north and northwest. Alaska is a mans coun> try-a last frontier" he commented as he told of having had "all sorts of experiences. including being in an earthquake" while in the Ter ritory.
 Mr. Mattei pointed out that she works of the various artists will be placed on a travelling exhibit to be shown throughout the United States.
 Stating that he hopes to return north within two years to spend a winter here, he extended sincere ap- preciation to Mayor J. A. Talbot, c. NJ Archold. district ranger for the forest service, and the people ot Ketchikan for hospitality and fa- vors shown to him and other artists while they were here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-26
Petersburg Suffers
 Heavy Fire Losses

Fire of undetermined origin broke out on the public wharf at Peters burg Monday morning and destroyed fish house. the Trading Union wharf and warehouse. and the Kay Ter and Otness shrimp and crab en- nery. The owners estimate their loss at $50.000. which is partly insured.
 Included in the loss is $3O.00O worth of halibut gear stored by mem bers of the halibut fleet, stock and merchandise of the Trading union, merchandise and equipment of the Kayler and Otness cannery. and J0,- 900 pounds of black cod sold by the schooner Mitkof and salted Sunday in the fish house.
 The Petersburg volunteer fire de- partment, equipped with an automo- bile engine, pumped salt water on the blaze and extinguished the flames which charred the cold stor- age building nearby.
 The halibut vessel Teddy J. of Pe- terburg, one of three boats tied alongside the wharf, also was char red
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-26
Strike Settled; Ships
 Leave Seattle Today

Word of temporary settlement of the dispute which tied up transpor- tation to Alaska for six days, was re- ceiyed early Wednesday afternoon by the Mccormack Dock Company which announced the sailing of the Yukon by the Alaska Steamship Company on Saturday Later. word from the Northland Transportation Company stated that the North Sea would sail today from Seattle on dhe scheduled sailing of the North land.
 a-embees of the Marine Cooks and Stewards Association of the Pacific it is understood. are returDing to work under former conditions of employment. the union withdrawing its demand for rotation of cooks and stewards each trip.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-26
GROWTH IN FUR INDUSTRY
 EXPECTED AT PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG - It is believed that the establishment of the Ex- perimental farm was aroused, several Highway will lead to the growth of the fur industry in the immediate vicinity of Petersburg.
 Before official interest in the ex- permental farm was aroused, several well established farms operated across the Narrows. These include the Yu- kon Fur Farms, Inc, and the farms of Fred Johnson, Frank Rozich and c. w. Mckee and son. Recently Chris Dahl also located across the bay.
 At Mountain Point, on this side of the Narrows, Ed Preuschoff Is pen raising and it is understood that Fred Burch and Leo Christensen are also planning to establish farms there.
 With the growing trend toward pen raising of foxes as we'll as mink, and the effect of the experimental farm, it is the opinion of many fa- milar with the fur industry that the MitkOf Highway will be the site of an increasing BasbeE Gf faEMa-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-11-26
Red Cross Roll Call
 Finds Good Response

A special meeting of the Wrangell Chapter. American Red Cross, was held last Monday evening for the purpose of getting reports on the 1887 Roll Call and transacting such other business as was necessary for the chapter activities of the coming months. Tan H. Fisk, newly elected president, presided.
 Ac ording to the report of the Roll Call by the 1897 chairman, Ar nnld Krone. memberships enrolled I'D to Monday evening amounted to I45. These did not include part of the residential district, nor the In stitute. reports of which had not been received. Enrolment in the Wrangen Public School was 100 per cent and many businesses are credi- ted with loo percent also. Excellent work in the down town district was cone b. p |. stump it was reported. Service cards are being issued by the chapter to all workers and the complete reports of memberships will be announced later.
 -.eounr O. reindeer meat to be purchased, emergency clothing need ed and the Christmas basket plans were important items for considera- t'on. The supply needs for Miss Stin- ger, community nurse, to use in her proposed Home Hygiene class pro- gram were referred to the special committee which was appointed to assist with such work at previous meeting. this work coming under the sponsorship of the Red Cross in connection with Community Nurs- ing.