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duced to the motion picture public
as a thing of classic grandeur.
RAnother person whom Hope had to
Introduce as m. c., and who practically
brought the Ambassador Hotel down.
was the University Of Missouri's gift
to motion pictures, Shirley Ross. Miss
Ross. who reverses Hopes case, in that
she looks better in life than in cellu-
loid, Is none of your dumb beauties
Who will get ahead on the strength OF
a mere face and figure. Mere, did we
say? She has both. but Paramount is
bearing down on her progress for the
reason that she has more perception
than most newcomers as to what pic
tures are all about.
SShe is so unimpressed by herself
that, in the average mob of stars, she
impresses one far more than most.
CAttention, Bob Phillips.)
IN THE lobby of the hotel one runs
Z into Washington's indirect contri-
button to Hollywood. Marsha Hunt.
Miss Hunt, whose grandmother lives
III Washington and who started her
picture career practically in The Stars
drama department Eddie Melcher told
her she was crazy to come out here
and try to get into pictures) is the
more interesting to meet because one
had been trying to find her all day.
She was escorted by Jerry Hopper,
youthful film editor. who was escort
ing Miss Hunt when we ran across
her the last time, last August.
Neither of them denied that it was
permanent job Mr.. Hopper had as
sumed, but then. neither of them af-
f1rmed 1t. either-for there was a lot
of Washington background to be
caught up on.
The reason Washington has not
seen Marsha in pictures recently is
that she has been absorbed, weirdly,
by Westerns. AS a result of a Hudson
finishing school education plus the
whimsicalities Of Hollywood she lately
has been riding white horses and be-
coming the bride of cowboy heroes in
the last reel. It seems to be all right
with Marsha, and it probably is also
with the white horses and the cow
boy heroes, so it seems to be nothing
to speculate about in print.
And meeting her gives the finale Of
q chocolate-coated premiere an almost
hometown flavor.
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Evelyn Davis Plans
Dance Program.
NUMBER based on Ame

A NUMBER based on American
folk dances and another founded
on the pre-classic Gaillard form OF
French origin typify the variegated
choreography used by Evelyn Davis,
prominent local dance teacher. in pre-
pairing for her concert at the Roose-
velt High School Auditorium Tuesday
night. Other numbers on the pro-
gram. scheduled to begin at $50
O'Clock, include Marching to Glory"
Theme in Variations" two solos en-
titled "Femininities, performed by
Miss Davis; First Person Singular, +"
a satirical solo by Dorothy Ross, and
Impending Cataclysm." The con-
cert by Miss Davis and her dancers Is
presented under the auspices Of the
Community Center Department.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Ray Herbeck Stays
At Glen Echo.

RAY HERBECK, southpaw master
Of swing, is making things lively
Tor second week in the Spanish gar
den ballroom at Glen Echo Park. Her
beck. besides his dance orchestra, pre-
sents Joe Martin, Shirley Martin and
the Three Top Hatters, all vocalists
with talent and that extra somethin
that captivates the crowds. There is
dancing in the ballroom every night
except Sunday.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Former Moppets
In R.K.OFiln.

EOUR famous baby stars Of silent
picture days, now grown up. are
appearing in small roles in R-K-O
Radios Having Wonderful Time" in
which Ginger Rogers is co-starred
with Douglas Fairbanks, jr.
Marie Osborne, known in her star
ring days as Baby Marie, and who has
Evening star., 1938-05-15

been Miss Rogers stand-in for two
years, is one Of them.
Wesley Barry, Of the famous freckles,
plays a waiter at the summer camp in
which much of the action is laid.
Barry has lost most of his freckles and
has been working steadily in films
since he reached young manhood.
Mary Jane Irving and Baby Peggy
Montgomery, both famous juvenile
stars in their day, also have roles in
the pictures.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

housing, the subject Of the living
newspaper.
The performances OF "One-Third
OF q Nation" for the public and for
the subscribers will begin Sunday, May
~, and continue for a week.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Mark Twain's
Tom Sawyer"

Mark Twain's
Tom Sawyer"
Kenny Baker and
Adolphe Menjou in
Goodwin Follies,"
Charlie Mccarthy
in
Goodwin Follies."
Joan Biondell. Mel
vyn Douglas. There's
Always a Woman"
Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravel in
Fools for Scandal. "
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
bringing Up Baby"
Warden Lewis E.
Lawes'
"Over the Wall"
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SATURDAY

H0u Along. COWBOY"
William Hall IN
The Spy Ring"
Gladys George and
Franchot Tone in
Love Is q Headache" !"
wide Open Faces"
and "International
Settlement.
"Hittin' the Trail"
Gladys George in
Love Is q Headache. +"
Charlie Chan at
Monte Carlo" He
roeS Of the Alamo"
Joe Penner in
Go Chase Yourself"
Also serial.
might Spot" and
Nurse From Brook
lyn."
Victor McLaglen in
Battle of Broad
way"
Partners Of the
Plains" and Thrill
Of a Lifetime"
-"Rustler's Valley"
Jean Parker In Life
Begins With Love"
Raw Hide"
and
Bringing Up Baby"
Charles Starrett and
Iris Meredith in
call OF the Rockies"
Wayne Morris in
THE Kid Comes
Back"
Gene Autry
in
Boots and Saddles"
Buck Jones and
Ruth Coleman in
"Headin' East"
Ronald Reagan in
Accidents VIII
Happen"
Lives OF a BENGAL
Lancer" and "Sing
Me a Love Song"
Lady In the Morgue"
and Squadron Of
Honor"
wide Open Faces"
Jane Withers in
Checkers.
Daredevil Drivers"
and Hawaiian Buck.
aroo."
Invisible Enemy"
Tim Meow In
Two-Gun Justice"
Charles Laughton and
Charlie RuRRles in
"Rugeles Of Red Gap"
"Arsene Lupin Re-
turns and Park
Avenue LodRer."
Hawaiian Bucka-
roo and "Tarzan's
Revenge"
Lone Wolf in Paris"
Peter LORE in Mr.,
Moto's Gamble.
Lewis Stone. Mickey
Rooney. in Judge
Hardy,s Children. -"
Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone. Judge
Hardy's Children"
Thank You. Mr..
Moto." and
"Rustler's Valley"
Peter LORE in
"Mr. Moto's Gam.
ble.' -
Burns and Allen and
Martha Raye in
college Swing"
Constance Bennett
and Brian Aherne in
Merrily We Live"
..Penrod and His Twin
Brother" and Texas
Trail Also serial.
Robert MONTGOMERY
and Virginia Bruce in
First 100 Years"
Trapped by G-Men"
and Hills of Old
Wyoming"
Jane Withers in "Ras-
calls" Smith EalleW in
Roll Along. Cowboy"
Mark Twain's
Tom SAWYER"
Double Danger"
Joe E. Brown in
wide Open Faces"
Thrill OF a Lifetime"
and "Penrod and His
Twin Brother"
Victor McLaglen in
Battle of Broad
way"
Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone. Judge
Hardy's Children
Lewis Stone. Mickey
Rooney. in Judge
Hardy'S Children"
Glenn Morris and
Eleanor Holm in
'Tarzan's Revenge"
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Mark Twain's
Tom Sawyer"

Mark Twain's
Tom Sawyer"
Maids Night Out
Walter Connolly in
"Penitentiary."
Invisible Menace"
Burns and Oakie in
Radio City Revels. "
jeanette MacDonald,
Nelson Eddy. in Cir
OF the Golden West.
Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravel in
Fools for Scandal,
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
Bringing Up Baby"
Warden Lewis E.
Lawes'
lover the Wall"
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
THURSDAY

.UnQer SUSPICION. J"
Walter Winchell in
Love and Kisses. :"
Robert MONTGOMERY
and Virginia Bruce Il
First 100 Years" ]"
Claudette Colbert ant
Gary Cooper. blue,
boards Eighth Wife,
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
Bringing Up Baby
Fernand Gravel an<
| Carole Lombard in
Fools for Scandal
Warden Lewis e.
| Lawes'
! "Over the Wall"
Peter LORE In
"Mr. Moto's GAM
| BILE"
Joan Blondell. Mel
vyn Douglas. There,
Always q Woman"
Tony Martin and Alic,
Faye in Sally. Irenl
and Mary"
Quick Money"
Richard Cromwell II
The Road Back.
Virginia Bruce. Mel
vyn Douglas. "Arsenl
Lupin Returns"
Claudette Colbert anc
Gary Cooper. blue.
lbeard's Eighth Wife
Claudette Colbert ant
Gary Cooper. Blue
boards Eighth Wife
Betty Cradle and
Ben Blue In
Thrill of a Lifetime
Lew Ayres and
Mary Carlisle in
Hold EN-. Navy"
Allan Lane in
1.-THE Duke Comes
Back"
King and the Cho.
rus Girl" and These
Three"
Warden Lewis E.
LaWes'
"Over the Wall"
Alice Faye and Tony
Martin in sally,
Irene and Mary"
Robert Montgomery
and Virginia Bruce II
First 100 Years"
"Manneauin" and
THE Luck Of Roar.
ing Camp"
Charles Laughton ane
Charlie Ruggles in
"Ruggles of RedGap.'
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl OF
the Golden West"
Mickey Rooney in
Judge Hardy's
CnllOren.
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
Bringing Up Baby"
Robert Montgomery
and Virginia Bruce in
First 100 Years"
Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravel in
Fools for Scandal" i"
Atlantic Flight"
and
Love on Toast"
Sylvia Sidney. Fred
MacMurray. Trail of
the Lonesome Pine. 4"
Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye in
"In Old CHICAGO"
Pat O'Brien and
Wayne Morris in
Submarine Dbl"
Women Men Marry"
VIM. Powell "Baron-
ess and the Butler"
Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravel in
Fools for Scandal. "
Atlantic Flight"
Claudette Colbert in
Imitation OF Life"
Naughty Marietta"
and Il Met My Love
Again"
Mark Twain's
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FRIDAY

under Suspicion"
Walter Winchell in
Love and Kisses. "
Robert MONTGOMERY
and Virginia Bruce ir
First 100 Years"
Fred Allen and Alice
Faye in sally. Irene
and Mary"
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
:Bringing Up Baby
Bob Baker in
1.-The Singing
Outlaw"
Franchot Tone ant
Gary Cooper. Live,
! Of q Bengal Lancer
| Judy Canova and
Dorothy Lamour in
Thrill Of aLifetime.
Fred MacMurray. Syl'
via Sidney. Trail Ol
the Lonesome Pine
Tony Martin and Alic,
Faye in Sally. Irene
and Mary"
Quick Money"
Richard Cromwell 1r
The Road Back"
william Boyd
in
Heart of Arizona.
Claudette Colbert anc
Gary Cooper. Blue
boards Eighth Wife
Claire Trevor in
walking Down
Broadway"
Mickey Rooney
in
"Hoosier Schoolboy."
Lew Ayres and
Mary Carlisle in
Hold EN-, Navy"
Dick Foran
in
"Over the Wall"
Lives OF a BengaI
Lancer" and "SinG
Me a Love Song"
Warden Lewis z.
/ LaWes'
"Over the Wall"
Alice Faye and Tony
Martin in Sally.
Irene and Mary"
Love on a Budget
Buck Jones in
"Headin' East"
"Manneauin" and
1.-THE Luck of Roar.
ing Camp"
Charles Laughton ane
Charlie Ruggles in
"Ruggles of Red Gap
jeanette Macdonald
Nelson Eddy. Girl OF
the Golden West"
Mickey Rooney in
Judge Hardy's
Children. -
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
Bringing Up Baby. "
Lewis Stone. Mickey
Rooney. IN Judge
Hardy's Children"
Carole Lombard and
Fernand Gravel In
Fools for Scandal.
Escape by Night"
and
Counsel for Crime" "
Peter LORE in
"Mr. Moto's GAM
BILE"
Burns and Allen and
Martha Rave in
college Swing"
Gene Autry and
Judith Allen in
Boots and Saddles"
Women Men Marry. ="
Vim Powell .RarOD-
ess and the Butler. :"
John Barrymore in
Bulldog Drummond' s
Peril"
Atlantic Flight"
Claudette Colbert in
Imitation of Life" p"
Smith Bailew IN Roll
Along, Cowboy" Jane
Withers in "Rascals. y
Mark Twain's
Tom SAWYER"
Kenny Baker and
Adolphe Menjou in
"Goldwyn Follies."
Charlie Mccarthy
in
Goodwin Follies."
Joan Blondell. Mel
yyn Douglas. There's
Always a Woman"
ITO the Victor" and
Shop Girls Evil
dence."
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
Bringing Up Baby"
Judy Canova and
Dorothy Lamour in
Thrill of aLifetfme a /"
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Battle OF Broad
way"
Tyrone Power and
Alice Faye in
"In Old Chicago"
Jack Holt and Bev-
erly Roberts. MAX
ing the Headlines.
Blondes at Work" "
Simone Simon in
Love and Kisses
Cary Grant and
Katharine Hepburn in
Bringing Up Baby"
The Big Broadcast
of 1888" and she
Married an Artist. !"
Walt Disney's
Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs."
Katharine Hepburn
and Gary Grant in
bringing Up Baby"
Maids Night Out"
Walter Connolly in
"Penitentiary.'
Invisible Menace"
Burns and Oakie in
Radio City Revels."
Jeanette Macdonald,
Nelson Eddy. in Girl
of the Golden West" :"
Cary Grant and
Katharine Hepburn in
Bringing Up Baby"
Alice Faye and Fred
Allen in Sally. Irene
and Mary"
Walt Disney's
Snow White and the
Seven DwarfS,"
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
Bringing Up Baby"
Judy Canova and
Dorothy Lamour in
Thrill Of a Lifetime"
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone. Judge
Hardy's Children
Lewis Stone. Mickey
Rooney. in Judge
Hardy's Children"
Glenn Morris and
Eleanor Holm in
''TarZan'S Revenge"
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Kenny Baker and
Adolphe Menjou in
"Goldwyn Follies."
Charlie Mccarthy
in
Goodwin Follies."
Joan Blondell. Mel
yyn Douglas. There's
Always a Woman"
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Jane Withers in "Ras-
calls" Smith RalleW in
Roll Along. Cowboy"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
Seattle Weather
 Bureau Official
 Flies PAA Route
Clipper Arrives Sunday Returns Today-Jerry
 Jones First Officer

The Alaska Clirper made it's fifth weekly )un trip flight between Seat an, Jurea over the week enc carrying as a passenger, Arthur B. carpenter, Assistant Meteorolo- gist from the Weather Bureau fore- casting s,ation at Boeing Field in Seattle
 Carpen conferred wit h local Weather sureau officials here Sum- day night and left on the return trip of the plane at 7.30 o'clock this morning.
 He said he Nes investigating need For increased weather report ine facilities along the flight route and familiarizin himself with the route for which his Seattle office gives forecasts
 Pacific Alaska Airways ? lot Jerry Jones was First c 'ficer for the trip with C4pt. Janas Mattis again in cor mand. Harry Gordon was Navi- qa,ing Officer. . D Thompson, En- gineering Office Id J.. c. Smyser. 1tadio Engineer.
 Also a southbound passenger on the trip was O. D. Wright, trans oceanic navigating officer who has been acting airport manager here for these first five trial flights.
 Wright will go into training Tor active service on the Aew 72-pas- senger Boeing Atlantic and Pacific ships, probably making the first At lantic flight with Pan American in the big Boeing.
 Weather for the Sunday flight north. ending here at 4:15 in the afternoon. was thick" and presum abiy the same this morning on the return flight.
 Capt. S. E. Robbins, whose place Jerry Jones took as First Officer on the Clipper, has gone to Ale meda. California, for training III flying the type. of ships which will be making the Seattle-Juneau flight, one of which he will com mand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
RAINBOW GIRLS, DEMOLAYS HAVE INSTALLATION
Miss Phyllis Jenne, Her man Porter Now Heads
 of Local Groups

Impressive ceremonies marked the occasion of the joint installation of officers of the Order of Rainbow Girls and DeMolays, Saturday eve ming in the lodge room of the Scottish Rite Temple.
 Installing officers for the evening were Miss Katherine Torkelson, for the Rainbow Girls, and John Krug- ness, for the DeMolays.
 The two installing officers were assisted by Miss Christian Nelson, Miss Edithbell Heller and Miss Mildred Kendler, members of the girls organization; and Walt t e I Scott, Jr., Peter Melseth and James L. Gray, Jr, installing officers for the boys order.
 During the evening Miss Patience Harland, a Past Worthy Advisor of Juneau Assembly, sang the offic- ial Rainbow song. She was accom- panied at the piano by her sister Miss Frances Harland.
 At the close of the girls service Miss Katherine Torkelson, retiring Worthy Advisor, was presented With a Past Worthy Advisors ring by Mrs. N. Lester Troast, on behalf of the Rainbow Assembly, in appre- citation of the splendid work, exem- plified during her term of office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
NINETY FIGHTER HEADING BELOW; !; FIRST TRIP OUT
Tom Johnson, of Ania k, Says He Is Leaving
 Territory for Good

Forty years ago, when a Welter of humanity swept up and over Dyea and poured out into the gold fields of the Klondike, Tom John son, fresh from Chicago, past thirty" followed the crowd and the siren call of new strike"
 Today, Tom Johnson, past sev- enty," is going Outside for the first time since he crossed Dyea, forty years ago.
 His trip Outside is another story of progress in transportation. He left his home in Aniak, on the lower Kuskokwim Saturday after noon and arrived in Juneau Sun day afternoon and registered at the Gastineau Hotel approximately 24 hours later
 He is going Outside and take care of his health"
 In 1910, Johnson left Dawson, went down the river and bought a trading post at Aniak. He sold out few years ago to the Northern Commercial Company.
 He has "seen enough of Alaska. '" He is leaving for good, and he says the "call of the Yukon" will not bring him back.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
VALDEZ VOTES FOR
 MUNICIPAL PLANT

By decisive vote of " to 9, the voters of Valdez declared they were in favor of the last bonding for General Tax Obligation Bonds for a sum not to exceed $35,000 for the purpose of constructing or acquiring a new municipal light and power plant.
 Four more votes were cast. than were cast in the last election. when the town voted for utility bonds. Four additional voters cast their ballots against the bond issue, while four more who voted at the last election failed to vote at all. One ballot cast had to be thrown out, due to being marked wrong, the voter marking both squares, for and against.
 The results of the election have been wired to the Portland office of the PWA, and it is expected that the application of the town for a government loan and grant will go forward rapidly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
NEW FIRST GRADE
 TEACHER ENROUTE

Due to the crowded condition in the first grades of the Juneau Public School, Miss Harriet Tust, of Winona, Minn., has been select ed as teacher for the present school term.
 Miss Tust, a graduate of Winona State College of Education, has had seven years experience as teacher of grades, and is the State Col leges candidate as the most out standing graduate for this year s special course teachers.
 This is the first time in the his tory of the Juneau Grade School that three first grades are neces- sitated, according to Supt. A. B. Phillips. es
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
 - HAS NEW BUILDINGS

After a summer of energetic con- struction work, the new buildings at the University of Alaska will be ready for the resumption of classes Monday, September l2, says the Fairbanks News-Miner.
 The new additions to the institu- tion's housing equipment are the girls dormitory and the power plant, for which appropriations to- taling sl95,0OO were made by the Territorial Legislature. In addition to this construction there was great deal of repairing and paint in of the older buildings and the laying of new and the fixing of old board walks.
 There will be a greater demand than ever before in the approach ing scholastic year, on the educa- tional facilities of the university Dr. Charles E. Runnell, President, and members of his faculty are prepared for every requirement..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
LOVELY STAR MIXES COMEDY
 WITH GLAMOUR
Loretta Young Captivating in Love Under Fire"
 with Don Ameche

News scoop Wartime Spain is still the reckless land of ardent lovel Bombers roar and big guns thunder, but who's afraid of TO- nance? Not entrancing Loretta Young or tempestuous Don Ameche who hurdle the Spanish barbed- wire barricades and trip headlong into romantic excitement and ad- venture in Love Under Fire, ' Twentieth Century Fox comedy drama, which opened at the Colise- um last night and will be shown again Tuesday night as the theater is rented tonight.
 Directed in swift-paced fashion by George Marshall, the cast also fea- lures Frances Drake, Walter Cat lett, the gsggle-eyed, clustering CO., median; John Carradine, new subtle screen menace; Sig Rumann, and Harold Huber. Fun and furore reign as the Spanish conflict brings to- gether a Scotland Yard detective, fugitive beauty who believes, er- roneously, that she is a thief, an entertainment troupe and their smart-alecky manager, and the men engaged in bloody war
 Forced by trickery into the belief that she is a hunted thief, Loretta Young seeks obscurity in Spain, only to meet a Scotland Yard de- tective, played by Don Ameche, who is on busman's holiday and is seeking excitement. Don arrests his susceptible suspect, but their trir back to England and justice is in- terrupted by the appearance of the pretty owner Of some fabulous jew els which are being sought by mill tary officials.
 The fate of the gems has an i'm mediate and telling effect upon the fates of a multitude of innoceni bystanders, and the adventurous suspense and excitement works ur to a high climax when a British vessel is stopped al sea by Span- ish gunboat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
SCREEN, STAGE
 !. OPERA, RADIO STARS IN FILM
'Goldwyn Follies' Lavish Technicolor Musical at
 Capitol Theatre

Musical warfare between two or chestras, a 40-piece symphony group and a 20-piece jazz band, both di- rected by Alfred Newman, blazed and blared on a stage at Samuel Goldwyn studio recently as a new precedent in cinema pre-recording was established.
 The two orchestras were playing the musical accompaniment for a dance number of "The Goldwyn FollieS," the Technicolor musical extravaganza, showing now at the Capitol Theatre, in which jazz com petes with ballet. The symphony orchestra upheld the classic stand- ard of ballet, the jazz band hit the notes for syncopation.
 Single orchestras have, in the past, literally doubled in brass and strings to do recordings which re- quired combination of symphony and cyncopation. Newman, Gold wyns musical director, assembled two topnotch orchestras, repre- senting the very finest in their re- spective fields, and let them have at and with each other.
 Under Newman's versatil bator the orcheStras carried out the feuC theme in melodic pattern that had first one ascendant then tho other, with intervals in which honors were even.
 The dance which the music ac- companies has the beauties oi George Balanchine's American Bal let representing ballet and 12 ol Hollywood's best tap dancers rep. resenting syncopation.
 "The Goldwyn Follies" enter. tainment roster also boasts Adolph. Menjou The Ritz Brothers, For. ina, Kenny Baker, Andrea Leeds Helen Jepson, Phil Baker, Ella To. gan, Bobby Clark, Jerome Cowan The Gorgeous Goldwyn Girls anC the comedy sensation of the world Edgar Bergen and Charlie Me. Carthy.
 The produc tion is released | through United Artists.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
TERRITORIAL ELECTION
 TOMORROW AM. TO 7P.M

The City Hall Building will be the voting place in Douglas for the cleo tion of Delegate to Congress, Terri torial Treasurer, Senators and Rep resentatives to the Alaska legisla- ture.
 The voting hours will be from 2 o'clock in the morning until O. clock pm and the poll will be pre- sided over by Mrs. Ed Bach, Mrs Arne Shudshift and Charles o. An derson as judges, Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin and Mrs. Walter Andrews as clerks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-12
D Q U 6 | A s N E W $
RUSSIAN GOSPEL DIRECTOR
 TO BE HEARD IN DOUGLAS

The Rev. Peter Deyneka, director of Russian gospel at Chicago, who is a guest of the Alaska Evangelizd- tion Society on the channel will lecture here next Thursday after noon and evening, according to ar engagements announced this morn- ing by Henry Schlegel.
 Just arrived from Ketchikar where he gave series of lectures the Rev. Deyneka in his lectures speaks on the Soviet Union where he visited last year while on a worlc tour Moving pictures taken dur ing his travels which included the Soviet Union, China, Jugoslavia France, Italy, Lativia and othel countries, are shown to accompany his talks.
 The Rev. Deyneka was born 1T Russia but was naturalized in this country many years ago. He speak! the Russian language fluently how. ever, also most all Slavic languages
 He spoke to the Alaska Evangeli. ration Society Sunday School il Douglas yesterday and this morn. ing left by plane for Sitka where he is scheduled to speak. He planned to return in time to address tn student body and faculty of tht public school Thursday afternoon and on Thursday evening will speal to the adults of the town at tht city hall if the building is mad, available for the lecture and show. ing of pictures which promise con- siderable interest.