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The Washington times., 1938-05-28
Four Outdoor Mite
Clubs Debut
TOnite

If the skies close, everything
else will be wide open. The
jealous weeping of angels
flooded out the Thursday
opening of Maryland Club
Gardens, but this spot makes
a double debut Sateve by open
ing the Terrace and the swim
ming pool. So you can get
your liquid externally if you
see fit. A headline show here,
featuring Barbara Rave
(happy birth lay to you,.
honey, Tania and Kirsoff, the
Andrews Kids. Joe Ferrari and
AL Mervin and his gang.
Barnee, who starts the open
ing of the Shoreham Terrace to-
night, tells me about the gent in
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

HIPPODROME - Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: Goodwin Follies," with
Ritz Brothers; also, SKY Devils" with
Spencer Tracy; cartoon; news. Wednes-
with Donald Woods; also. Dead End"
with Sylvia Sidney and Joel McCrea;
cartoon. news. Friday and Saturday:
Chan On Broadway" with Warner
GLAND; also, "Stella Dallas" with
Barbara Stanwyck; cartoon; news.
CANOES unday and Monday:
Judge Hardy's Children" with Mickey
Rooney; cartoon; news. Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday: Girl of the
news. Friday: The First 100 Years.
with Robert Montgomery; cartoon;
news. Saturday: Hawaiian Buckaroo.'
with Smith Ballew; also. The Kid
cartoon; Episode No. Treasure
Island"
County Chairman" with Will Rogers:
cartoon; news. Tuesday and wednes-
day: "JeZebel" with Bette Davis and
Henry Fonda: cartoon; news. Thurs
day and Friday: college SWING" with
Burns & Allen; cartoon; news. satur-
day: The Plainsman,," with Gary
Cooper; Laurel & Hardy; Popeye;
MILo-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Her Jungle Love-" with Dorothy
Lamour and Ray MilIand; cartoon:
news. Wednesday: Love Is Head
ache ache" Nth With GLADYS George; eartoon
with Bette Davis and Henry Fonda;
cartoon; news. Saturday: Hollywood
Round-Up." with Buck Jones; also,
Daredevil Drivers" with Dick Purcell;
MARLBoRo-sunday and Monday:
college Swing" with Burns and Al
Wednesday: "JezebeI" with Bette
Davis and Henry Fonda; cartoon:
Jungle Love" with Dorothy Lamour
and Ray Milland; cartoon; news
Saturday: Cassidy of Bar 90" with
William Boyd: also ''Thrill of Life
time" with Dorothy Lamour: cartoon:
Episode No. 3, Lone Ranger"
BoRo-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: THE Buccaneer," with Fred
rio March and Franciska Gaal: car
toon: news. Wednesday: "'Daughter
cartoon; news, Thursday and Friday:
Doctor Syn" with George Arliss:
cartoon: news. Saturday: "Spring-
time in Rockies" with Gene Autry;
also Love on Toast" with John
Payne; cartoon: serial.
LIDO-Sunday and Monday: "Par-
disc For Three" with Robert Young,
Ralph Morgan and Florence Rice; also
Hold EN- Navy" with Lou Ayres and
Mary Carlisle; cartoon: news. Tues
day and Wednesday: Hurricane" with
Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour and
Mary Aston; Popeye; news. Thursday
and Friday: Accused" with Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr.; also, You're Only
Young Once" with Mickey Rooney.
Saturday: Call of the Yukon" with
Richard Arlen; comedy; serial; cartoon.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

h is apartment
h o u S e who
dashed up the
S t a j r S a n d
painted at h i S
fra u: Sarah,
we gotta move
right away. I
just found out
a terrible thing.
De | a n dior d
kiss eS every
woman in dis
b u ng but
one!"
Y e h , I
X n o w." said
The Washington times., 1938-05-28
Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBA SSADOR-Sunday, Mon day
and Tuesday: Tommy Kelly and May
Robson in Adventures of Tom Saw
yer" Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day: Tyrone Power and Alice Faye
in I'm Old Chicago" Saturday: Alice
Brady and Charles Winnlnger in
Goodbye Broadway
The Washington times., 1938-05-28
WHAT ARE YOU DOING TONITE?

bers. Dotty not only does toe
dances, but toe-taps. which are
just about the hardest dance steps
you can think of.
Have you seen the silt num-
Der at the Lotus yet? It's breath
taking.
Random rhyme inspired at the
Melody Club:
Hush, little sex joke, don't you
cry,
Costello will adopt you by and
by"
SHORT TURNS:
Those keen femmes who stepped
around at the Metronome Room
yestereve we're the guests Of the
medicos at Georgetown U. The
payoff was the menu. which had
thick pencil line drawn through
apple pie" Evidently they were
taking no chances in keeping the
doctors away!
Henry Halstead's ork at Glen
Echo is not only dance band but
a revue. Customers who come in
to hoof, stick around the band
stand to catch the songs, steps,
jigs and antics of this crew. Mag
gle Reed, the eyeful and earful of
personality, has plenty to do with
it.
Ralph Cannon and the SophiSti-
Gates at River Bend, which throws
it's piggy party, comes Wednesday
night. How anybody can be a
sophisticate at a piggy party is
beyond us at least the late"
part of it is correct. You can
gorge for a buck, and that's some
thing these days.
The newsreels inspire the
thought that we live in a wonder
full country. When you see what's
happening abroad all you have to
do to be happy is murmur, Prank
lin Delano Roosevelt" OF
course, adding four of Oscars
frozen Hi-Hat cocktails helps the
formula quite a bit.
Walter Winchell is chuckleering
over the term "Ratzis." If you
scramble the letters in Nazi, Wal
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

APOLLO-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Jeanette Macdonald and Mel
son Eddy in ''Girl Of the Golden West"
Wednesday and Thursday: Carole Lom-
bard and Fernand Gravel in Fools
For Scandal" Friday: Mickey Rooney
and Lewis Stone in "Judge Hardy's Chill
dren." Floyd Gibbons in "Shop Girls
Evidence" Saturday: Ralph Bellamy
and Josephine Hutchinson in Crime
of DR.. Hallet," and Victor McLaglen
in "Battle of Broadway" Popeye,
"Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars" No. 3.
AvALON-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Jeanette Macdonald and Mel
son Eddy in Girl of the Golden
West" Wednesday and Thursday;
Carole Lombard and Fernand Gravel
in Fools For Scandal" Friday; Fran
els Lederer and Frances Drake in Lone
Wolf in Paris" Saturday: Mickey
Rooney and Lewis Stone in Judge
Hardy's Children" Lone Ranger"
No. 3. Pepeye.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

CENTRAL - Sunday and Monday,
Shirley Temple in "Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm: Victor Moore and Vicki
Lester in This Marriage Business"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jeanette Mac
Donald and Nelson Eddy in Girl of
the Golden West" Thursday and Fri
day. Constance Bennett and Brian
Aherne in "Merrily We Live" Satur-
day, Tyrone Power and Alice Faye in
I'm Old Chicago; March of Time;
Popeye.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

LINCOLN-Sunday through Thurs
day: 1.-The Lady in the Morgue," with
Preston Foster and Patricia Ellis and
Frank jerks.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

BOOKER Infringing Up Baby"
with Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant
and May Robson.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

sTATE-Sunday and Monday: "Jeze-
BEL" with Bette Davis and Henry
Fonda; March of Time. Tuesday and
Wednesday: wise Girl with Miriam
Hopkins; also, "A Slight Case Of Muir
der" with Edward G. Robinson. Thurs
day: Dangerously Yours" with Caesar
Romero: also, Blondes at Work"
with Glenda Farrell. Friday and
Saturday: Hollywood Roundup" with
Buck Jones; also "Wide Open Faces"
with Joe e. Brown: cartoon.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

FAIRLAwN-Sunday and Monday:
''Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" with
Shirley Temple. Tuesday: THE First
100 Years" with Robert Montgo mery.
Wednesday: walking Down Broad
way" with Claire Trevor. Thursday:
'iNurse From Brooklyn" with Sally
Eilers. Friday: Lady in the Morgue,"
with Preston Foster. Saturday: Might
Spot" with Allan Lane.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

REPUBLIC-sunday through Thurs
day: Gods Stepchildren," with an
ail-colored cast. including Carmen
Newsom. Alice B. Harris. Alec Love-
Joy and Ethel Moses.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

NEWTON-Sunday and Monday:
There's Always a Woman" with
Joan Blondell and Melvyn Douglas.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday: Girl of the Golden West"
with Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy. Saturday: college Swing"
with Martha Raye and Burns and
Allen.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

UPTOWN - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Tyrone Fower and Alice
Faye in ain Old Chicago: wednes
day, Thursday and Friday: Dorothy
Lamour and Ray Midland in Her
Jungle Love-; Saturday: Martha Raye
and Burns and Allen in college
Swing; Popeye.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

CALVERT - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Irene Dunno and Douglas
Fairbanks, jr., in Joy of Living"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Tommy Kelly and May Robson in "Ad-
ventures of Tom Sawyer" Saturday
Jane Withers in "Rascals"; Lone
Ranger" No. /; Popeye.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

ders; also "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry"
with Judy Garland and Mickey
Rooney. Saturday, Land of Fighting
Men," with Jack Randall: Tim Ty-
ler's Luck" No. 5.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

YORK-Sunday and Monday: Shir-
ley Temple in "Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm; Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Bette Davis in ''Jezeber': Thurs
day (return engagement Will Rogers
in Country Chairman; Friday: Will
liam Boyd in Cassidy of Bar 20";
Floyd Gibbons in Hit and Run; Sat
urday: Robert Montgomery and Vir-
ginia Bruce in First 100 Years'';
Lone Ranger" No. 2.
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

ROSALIA - Sunday and Monday
''when G-Men Step In." with Don
Terry and Jacqueline Wells. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Saturdays Heroes"
with Richard Lane and Marian Marsh;
also 81 Met My Love Again" with
joan Bennett and Henry Fonda;
"Jungis Menace" No. I. Thursday
and Friday. "Internat ional Settlement"
vita Dolores Del Rio and George San
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

ter, you get zani and aren't
they scrambled anyway?
The Washington times., 1938-05-28

COLONY-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday Jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy in Girl of the Golden
West" Wednesday and Thursday:
Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn
in Bringing Up Baby; March of
Time. Friday (return engagement)
Fred MacMurray and Sylvia Sidney
in Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Saturday: Mickey Rooney apd Lewis
Stone in Judge Hardy's Children:
Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars" No. 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
CLIPPER SHIP WINDS UP 3RD
 PROVING TRIP
s. E. Robbins Makes First
 Flight as Captain of
 Big Amphibiap .a.

After completion of an uneyentful third trial flight Sunday over the Seattle to Juneau air route the Pan American Airways Alaska Clipper returned to Seattle today, taking off at 830 am.
 The plane was skippered by PAA Pilot s. E. Robbins, who now carries the title of Captain. The clipper arrived at the PAA Airport at SIS Sunday afternoon.
 Approximately 50 pounds of air express was brought in on the clipper and several pounds were carried out.
 Jerry Jones, PAA pilot, was a passenger south as was s. Kauff- man, assistant to the Chief En- gineer for Pan American who has been making PA tour of Alaska. Jones will take his annual yaca- tion and will then enter training at Alameda, Cal, for service on the Seattle to Juneau run.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
MISS NIELSEN BETROTHED TO
 Q. ADDLEMAN
Announcement of Popular Young Couple Is Re-
 vealed Today

Announcement was made today of the engagement of Miss Christina Nelson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. H. Nelson, of this city, to Orrin Addleman, son of MT. and Mrs. H. Addleman, of Springfield, Neb
 Miss Nelson was born in Juneau, and graduated from the Juneau High School with the class of nine teen thirty-seven, and has lived in this city the greater part of her life.
 MT Addleman is from Spring field, Neb., and came to this city from St. Helens, Ore, over a year ago. He is a member of the ElkS Lodge and the Elks baseball team, and for the past three months has been an employee of the Juneau DairieS, Inc.
 The wedding of the popular young couple will take place in this city sometime early in October, follow ing which they plan to make their home in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 AM. TODAY

Seattle (airport), clear temperature 48 partly cloudy Habor partly dy cloudy Ketchkan cloudy Craig, Wang cloudy 53 Petersburg cloudy Sitka dy cloudy @ Hoonah 54 Tenakee cloudy 62 Port Atop cloudy IRadolle cloudy Eaine cloudy Tusequah cloudy, 54 Yakua cloudy Elias partly cloudy Mccarthy Anchorage d Portage cloudy, Fairbanks cloudy Springs ing cloudy tag cloudy 48 McGra cloudy 52 Flat raining
  cloudy Solomon cloudy cloudy, 51.
 Sunrise, 4:53 sunset TOT pm
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS The baromeric relatively high this the
 
  short distance north This portions Alaska zion southward
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
By Mrs. ALEXANDER GEORGE
 AP Feature Service Writer

Although newfangled cookery has supplanted many old-time methods and made possible saving many hours of labor, grandmother's reci- pes still are favorites in many fami- ies-and deservedly.
 Especially choice are many of her recipes for canning, particularly jams and preserves.
 Pears were one of her favorites. She spiced them, made them into all sorts of conserves, buffers and jams-headliners among spreads.
 A Pear Chutney
 She considered pear chutney just the thing to serve with chops, roastS, fowl or hot breads,
 Here's how to prepare it:
 Cook together, until thick, eight cups of diced pears, two cups of raisins, half a cup of chopped onions, one tablespoon of celery seed, three tablespoons of salt one cup of granulated sugar, a fourth of teaspoon of pepper and three cups of vinegar It will take an hour or more for it to thicken. Stir it frequently to prevent scorching When it's done pour your chutney into sterilized jars and seal it at once.
 Pear conserve is another leading spread. There are all sorts of ways to make it. Medley Pear Conserve goes like this
 Mix together eight cups of sliced pears, six cups of sliced peaches and four cups of sliced quinees Add half cup of lemon juice, third of a cup of orange juice, one table spoon of grated orange rind, two teaspoons of grated lemon rind and four cups of water Cook slowly until the fruits are soft. Add twelve cups of granulated sugar. Boil gent ly until the conserve thickens. Pour into sterilized jars and seal when cold (Hint for using Medley Pear Conserve: Mix it with cottage cheese-to use in filling Graham bread sandwiches)
 Pear Preserves
 Pear preserve, too, makes a tempting topping for breads = or gives tasty finish to salads or des- serts. Make it this way:
 Peel, quarter and slice pears un- til you have eight cupsful. Boil two cups of water and six cups of gran ulated sugar together for five min utes. Ado the pears and cook them slowly for 15 minutes. Then add a fourth of a cup of bark cinnamon and twelve whole cloves = loosely tied in a white cotton bag. Allow to simmer for an hour. Remove spice bag and pour conserves into sterilized jars. Seal immediately.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29

Farmers cooperative associations have added more than a half-mil- lion members to their ranks in the past decade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
DELL COOPER
 OFF TO SOUTH

Dell Cooper, wellknown operator with the Signal Corps, United States Army, is a passenger aboard the AL aska for Seattle where he will short ly leave the service after IA years. It is quite probable he will go to San Francisco with his wife and children and become attached to some commercial radio or tele- graph company, and he may re- turn to Juneau.
 Cooper has been in the Signal Corps service since, the old cable days when the office was at the corner of Main and Front and while not stationed continuously in Ju- neau has been Signal Corps opera tor for IA years. He made host of friends here as we'll as elsewhere in Alaska during his tricks"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29

takes around two weeks to complete Leaving Indianapolis the vaccine travelled to Seattle by airmail, from where it was picked up by the clip per ship, arriving here yesterday From here it will be shipped by Electra airmail to Fairbanks and Nome, where where it will be sent to its destination in time to spoil the last few days of vacation for Kotzebues school kids"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
VACCINE RECEIVED
 ON ALASKA CLIPPER

Vaccine for the prevention of smallpox, to be used for the chil- dren at Kotzebue, previous to the opening of school, was received on the Alaska Clipper Sunday
 The precious package made trip in several days days. that ordinarily
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
MRS. LARSON RETURNS

Mrs. George Larson returned to Juneau on the North Coast this morning, following a three months visit in the south, during which time she visited in Seattle and Seaside, Oregon. Mrs. Grant Bald win, who accompanied her daughter south, three months ago, will re- main in the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
MORE TEST FLIGHTS

4
 The Civil Aeronautics Authority today announced to the Associated Press in Washington, p, C.. that it has continued in force the order recently issued by the Secretary of Commerce through the Bureau of Air Commerce permitting Pan Am erican to make 10 experimental flights between Seattle and Juneau.
 Officials explained that the authority granted Pan American Airways expired when the new Civil Aeronautics Act become effective and made it necessary to renew the authorization in order that Pan American might continue its prov ing flights.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
5 HALIBUTERS
 SELL, SEATTLE

th
 SEATTLE, Aug. 29-The follow ing halibuters arrived and sold here today:
 From the western banks-Vansee, 40,000 pounds; recovery, 25,0OO pounds, Sylvia, 29,0OO pounds, Pol aris, 10000 pounds, selling for an average of l0A and g cents a pound.
 From the local banks--Lane with 2000 pounds, selling for l2 cents.
 RUPERT PRICES
 Total sales of halibut at Prince Rupert today was 159,000 pounds, selling for 8.30 to and cents. Try The Empire classifieds for results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
TRUCKERS WILL MEET
 ROCKETS THIS EVENING

Softballers will watch the league leading Truckers attempt to defend the title rush of the Rockets to- night in Evergreen Bowl.
 The game is called for 6:30 to- night and may decide the cham pionship. %
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-29
U B. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the U. $. weather Bureau)

vicinity, a showers; gentle southery tonight, increasing Tuesday
 Southeast gentle creasing Tuesday
 of of southey tonight Tuesd Cape Hnchinbook becoming fresh to strong Tuesday from to Cape Hinchinbrook.
The Washington times., 1938-09-09
By igor CaSS1ni;

Frida Frazer) -. that Dolly Cor
bin was whirling around the
Mayflower cocktail lounge and
sketched by an artist after special
"permish" by Jock Sobotka, who
evidently is not yet in Newport!...
that Manuel Trucco, the Chilean
Envoy's son, and Johnnie Galliher,
Washington's Captain Eden, were
dining at Lotus, the other night
and that Manuel was upset.
cause he missed the show -.
that Frank Govern, the hand
some young doc, grabbed sand
wich at a drug store, and that
was all his lunch :. that Jock Mer-
Ram is off for ball games that
Frank Shields, the tennis Adonis,
was lunching at the Fl Club in New
York with Norma Shearer :. and
he didn't sell her any insurance
nolicv! that Alex Calvert, the
popular Warrenton lad who trains
horses, says he can make faster
time around that town on his little
Sicilian donkey Alfonso than in any
limousine {. that the Robert Nc
Connells are still Septembering up
North l.. but should be back down
South for Warrenton's Horse Show
that the Zuberbuhlers are stay
ing in Middleburg at the George
A, CARROTS farm =. that we hope,
hope, hope that the socialites will
come back to Washington soon, as
we are supposed to write about
them . . that the man who said
that it was easy to write society
column is simply nuts!
The Washington times., 1938-09-09
PETIT POINT

Church in New York After
being married twice, once for the
American public and for the sake
of the news grabbers, and once for
recognition by the church, the pair
will drive down in a colossal Mer-
cedes to our shores 4. and take
house, possibly, in the Georgetown
vicinity. In the meanwhile the
two are feted by New York friends
:. and the Italian Consulate mem
bers have welcomed the couple
warmly Incidentally, a certain
New York columnist recently
stated that Merry Fahrney was
Count Gabellini's Gan Italian)
shadow .. When, the other night,
this same columnist came out with:
Merry Fahrney is married to an
Italian count" many went to Ca
bellini to congratulate him for his
brilliant marriage Gabelllnl
was overcome, he didn't know what
to say but we'd like to know
what the columnist said!
Social Notes: That Peggy"
Stevenson, the New York sophistl-
cate, appears on the front page OF
the latest Ladies Home Journal
E. that Countess Roberti, the beau
tiful wife of the Italian diplomat,
was promenading hatless on Mas
sachusetts Avenue yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock .. that Aerlelle
Frazer, the sweet and appealing
Newport and Pittsburgh glamour
cite, might come to Washington
soon to visit her cousin, Mrs.
Thatcher Winslow (the former
The Washington times., 1938-09-09

Daisy" one Of the guests In
formed her. Mrs. Beard thought
a moment, ITO tell you the
truth, I like this little biscuit
cutter hat, myself" she replied,
and it was an apt but not nearly
glorified enough description.
*AH
MRS. pete" MORAN, the
AVA matron Of honor who was
so lovely, with her golden curls
piled high on her head and
going to the extreme Of chic by
wearing garnet and diamond
ear clips which matched her
pancake hat Of tulle and velvet.
\
NHARLIE CAVALIER, who as
~ one of the ushers, was fright
ened half to death, regaining his
poise and nice grin, by saying
something to Miller Stevenson,
well known amateur golfer, who,
by the way, is leaving soon for
Pittsburgh to play in the Golf
Amateur Championship.
MRS. JOHN SHUGRUE, stun
AVA ming in black crepe with .
wee hat, topped by a coral bird:
Mrs. Abner Drury in Burgundy
and one Of her Paris hats, plus
an intriguing veil Of the same
Burgundy shade; Mary Gruman,
as cunning as ever; Vivian Bono
in powder blue tweeds and all OF
adither, because she had caught
the bridal bouquet; the Bates
Warrens with Mrs. warren, in a
good-looking black outfit: Tom
my Southgate, VINO was regret.
ing the fact that he had to leave
before the reception was fin
ished, so that he might catch .
train back to his home town OF
WinSton-Salem, N. c.; the Cecil
Dowds, the Allen Minnix and
Mrs. Minnix, wore a particularly
attractive black chiffon frock
with sheer white, embroidered
collar and cuffs: Mrs. Franklin
Hart, wife of Colonel Hart, very
busy with her candid camera
here, there and everywhere: the
Rowland WaddillS, pretty Patsy
Kyle in the most darling dress
Of midnight blue crepe with a
henna chiffon blouse and huge
flowing sleeves, caught tightly at
the wrists with slender ribbons
and-but space is gone.