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The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Many Negroes Join
Moral Rearmament

NEW YORK-(A NJ .P)-Many
Negroes are joining the Moral
Re-Armament movement, better
known as the Oxford movement,
it was revealed here last week
DR.. Frank N. D. Buchanan, white.
its initiator, is finding support
Throughout the world.
Among the newest colored re-
crultS is Mrs. Arenia Mallory
BeEden, field secretary for Be
thune Goodman college and as
sistant to Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune.
Other prominent Negroes who
are whole-heartedly back of the
movement include Mrs. Bethune,
Sail Price Patton and Mae @.
HAYES. The plan was started in
England and has enlisted the aid
of leaders in all walks of life. A
series of radio programs on COM
mercially sponsored hours has
already started, AND worldwide
broadcasts over short. waves are
likewise being carried on.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

SOUTHERN Sixth in Southwest
unrated i'm first bracket national
ly, but 1888 Southwest champs.
~ The 1889 SNS Players Ali-Ar1er-
lea turned out a real scoring ma
chine of a backfield. Pelican Hill
beasts sc points for the year; Red
ford Rogers and Stan Strachan AZ
apiece; and Hank Butler 81. The
four men, collectively, have chalk
ed up 81 touchdoWns this cam
paign.
Further scoring punch on the
mythical eleven would be provided
by Schnebly who tailed Is pointi
on field goals, one of which was
50-yarder and another of which
was Tor 43 yards. lie had one in
the Lane game, three against KY.
State, and one against West Vir-
ginia.
The backfield is an all-senior
combination while eight of the
eleven first-team players also a. e
of senior classification. This is
coincidental, classification having
nothing whatever to do with tie
all-opponents' selections.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Several Census
Workers Named

r.. WASHINGTON --- (h N p --
Although officials would give no
information confirming or denying
tie names of Negroes who will be
named to assist district supervis-
crs jobs during the taking of the
census, it is believed that Cuth-
bert Spencer, recommended by
Herbert Bruce through Congress-
man Gavagan, will be named In
New York; William Dabney in
Boston and a Mr.. Nesbit in Chi
cago, with a Mr.. McClendon being
named to the post of supervisor
in the latter city. ...-.-
Much surprise was registered
over Rep. Sol Blooms IT New
York failure to name a Negro as
an alternate choice for one of the
jobs. Mr.. Ploom's district includes
the famous 18th and a large num-
Der of E1egroes are in his con-
stituency.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

All-America has made his own
conferences selections, with Street
and Swain being unanimous choic-
eS in the Southwest and Rocker
making the grade unanimously in
the STAG. .. ..s.
Remember, the SNS All-America
elevens we're picked by the players
themselves. 1 merely assembled,
counted, and interpreted the votes.
assisted ably by Associate Sports
Editor Ric Roberts and w. A. Scott
III, son of the late SNS founder.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
DOLLY KING DRAWS PRAISE

WASHINGTON-(ANP)- Belat-
edly comes recognition to Bill
rDolly') King, the great Long Is
land university athlete, when Eddie
BreitZ of the Associated Press says:
For a real Joe Collitch, we give
you Bill King of Long Island u.
Last Saturday, he played go min
utes of bruising football against
Catholic u, then grabbed a sand
wich and played through an entire
game Of basketball"
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

Two players each were placed
on the 1899 SNS Players ALL
America by Langston, Florida, and
Norris Brown. Other schools plac-
ing men were Wilberforce, Va.
State, KY, State, Xavier; and
Southern University ~
AS is universally known, major
colleges with the best recoros
usually turn up with a corps of
outstanding performers. 1t is no
different in the case Of the Play
All-America. This is evidenced by
the fact that the three schools
stated got two men each on the
basis of the votes of rival col
leges and players met.
Note the high RANK, almost ex-
cluSively, of the eight schools
which furnished the eleven piayet :
on the current Players All-Amer-
lea:
LANGS SBJN-1NatIonai CHAMPION;
winner of Southwest title.
Z FLORIDA-Runner-u of nation,
also SIAC runner-up.
MORRIS BROWN-FOurth in SEA
G, sixth nationally, cOnquerOr Of
Va. State (CIAA champs)
WILBFRFORCE- Midwest cham
plOnS, fourth ranking natIOnai-
Iy.
VA. STATE CIAA champions
third ranking nationally.
XAVIER-Third i'm SIhC, twelftA
nationally.
KY. STATE-Runner- -lp i'll Mid
west, no ties and only one de-
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
pisi@E WINNER Ar
ART EXHIBIT

DES MONIES, Ia.,-lA n P-
Among the prize winning pain;
ings displayed in the 18th annual
Negro Art Exhibit at Des Moines
Public library, was portrait
of Charles Boston, student at the
State university, Iowa City.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
NEGROES ATTEND
SPANISH CONFERENCE

Los ANGEL. .ES- (ANP)-SeveraI
Negro leaders we're among the $50
delegates representing 25000O Span
lsh speaking persons in the state
who attended the second annual
California Congress Of Spanish
Speaking Peoples held here Satur-
day and sunday.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

Biggest man in Negro football
rover of strength on defense.
Moving machine on offense. Best
place-kicker in country. Dependa-
ole runner for short yardage. Real
double threat. Boasts five 1899
field goals, including three which
beat Ky. State go in a major up
set this year.
HANGS FOR KILLING WOMAN
ROLLING FORK, Miss AMP
-Leamon Steele, convicted Of the
murder of Essie Stewart. was hang
ed early Friday morning at the
Sharkey county jail here. e.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

ALLEN (CHUCK) SUMMERS
Most versatile athlete at Catho-
lie institution. Plays center, guard.
tackle. and end equally we'll. Ag
gressive and fearless. Fine ball
hawk. Also member of Xavier's
STAG basketball champions. IMAM
imo1s selection at center on two
picks.
Bvtler, Strachar, Rocker, and
Brewer were 1888 Americans.
This year, St.2cHan and Brewer
made the COURIER AH-America.
Every player on the SNS'S Players
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
BAN USE OF ELKS'

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - BY
virtue of all order issued in the U.
S. district court for the eastern
district of Virginia, the IBPOE has
prevented the rebel lodge in Nor
folk, known as Eureka Lodge No.
5" from using the name Elks in
any shape, fashion or form.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

PLAYER:
JAMES BREWER
LEROSS ROCKER
PRINCE STREET
HERSCHEL SCHNEBLY
CLIFFORD BROWN
FRANKLIN SWAIN
ALLEN SUMMERS
HENRY BUTLER
REDFORD ROGERS
REYMOND HILL
GEORGE s. STRACHAN
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Fine Facilities AT A. &
T. For Training Aviators

GREENSBORO, N. C.-(HNS)-
With the completion of the man.
moth Trades Building, recently
named the Alexander Graham Hall,
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

aviation minded students of A and
I College will find unexcelled facil-
tiles at this progressive North
Carolina institution which is head
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
LEROSS (ALI-AMERICAN)
ROCKER

ROCKER
Appropriately nicknamed One Of
best balanced wirsmen in country.
Reliable on defense, expert pass
catcher. Whirlwind under punts.
Poison to interference tandems.
tor. DR.. Bluford has won the re-
spect of the student body as the
result of his ability to promulgate
certain ideals for the good of Ne
gro youths. He is supported by a
loyal group of alumni and is being
constantly lauded for his interest
il Tie development Of culture among
students of A. and T
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Langston Florida,
MBC Get Two Each

.eat by three field goals i'm single
game.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

KY. STATE-Runner- up i'll Mid
west, no ties and anly one de-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
CIBULE JE o ROZHO-
DL OUDC

Ma severozapadnf policejni
stanici souzena byla v 1tery
majitelka obchodu Mary Sell
don, jez v nedeli prodala "a 4
Gently cibuli. Soudce osvobodil
il z obzaloby rozhodnuv, re CT
bule je ovoce a tud1z jej1 pro-
DEF nebyl prestupkem. Seldom
udala, re pritelkyne jejf prisla
81 do obchodu pro cibuli, ably
mohla pripraviti k obedu steak
Pr pr1chodu jej1m Seldonova
Sc zrovna chystala do kostela.
V rychlosti prodala zadaj1c1 "a
4 Gently cibuli. Ia chv1li prisel
policista a zatkl il. V rozechve-
nj Seldonova ztratila 4 Gently,
jez dostala "a cibuli. Soudce
vyslechl a uznal: Cibule je O.
voce. Kdyby byl tax nerozho-
dl, Seldonova by pry pfi nej-
mens1m potrestana byla poku-
tou $40 a 1trat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
ZLOMIL ST NOHU PRI
PRONASLEDOVANf
PRODAVACE.

V patek policejnf straznik,
Paul Drinks, zlomil 81 nohu ma
Lexington ulici a Park avenue
kdyz chtel zatknouti prodava-
&c, ktery tam prodaval plsne
&C k tomu nemel povoleni. Pr
spatrenl policisty mladik dial
Sc ma utek. Policista padl a
Zlamal 81 nohu.
- Probuzeny kourem, ktery
mad MIN Sc vznasel kdyz spal
ma pohovce domu v 1900 bloc
ku Eutaw Place, James Crook
pri uteku re svetnice slime IRA
nil 81 prave rameno. Ohen die
vseho zavinila hor1cf cigareta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24

5 rokG starry hoch zabit byl
a jeho 7leta sestra zranena,
kdyz v nedeli zasazeni byli au-
tomobilem pri prechazenf 1900
blocku Pennsylvania avenue.
Usmrcenym hochem je Warren
Garner.
" nedeli nemocnici zem-
rel Robert E.. McCann, jenz
zranen byl automobilem 80. IL
stopadu 1900 blocku E.North
avenue.
- George Barrett z fanny
Hartford okresu kriticky IRA
men byl v nedeli neznamym au-
tomobilem u Havre de Grace.
Automobilista ujel.
- Pensionovany strojnik
Baltimore a Ohio drahy, John
HI. Gallagher, tezce zranen byl
v pondel1 automobilem ma Fort
avenue u Decatur ulice. Byla
mu lebka rozrazena a noha zlo
mena. Automobil Tidil 25lety
Benjamin F. Golebienski. Do
pense vstoupil Gallagher pc
dosazen1 veku IS rokI v minu-
lem mes1ci.
- Ma rohu Eutaw a Licking
ton -ulic zranena byla bicyklem
Betty Hall, 5Oleta. Prerazena
j byla ruka vedle jinych IRA
nenf. Ma bicyklu sc hnal GER
noch Luvon Dungee.
Automobilem zasazena
byla 7leta Kathryn Dozen ma
Lanvale ulici u ST. Paul ulice v
1tery. Auto ridil Hugh R.
Bowling.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
UTONUL.

Cadwallader Evans spolu $
dvema soudruhy z Williams ko
leJe chteli vstoupiti do lodi =
Jerusaleme, kterou chteli ode
Jet ma ceste svetem ma ostrov
Cypr.
X nemu pred tydnem pfipo-
Jill Sc Charles King, syn presi-
denta Bowen and King spolec-
nosti a Robert Bragdon z Pitts
burgu.
V Jerusaleme koupili 81 lodic-
ku, s niz delali vodnf vylety.
Lodka narazila ma skalisko a
prevratila Sc. Evans utonul a
jeho diva soudruzi poraneni
byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
PODVODY.

Stanley L. Hoskinson, byva-
II zrlzenec statni komise ma in
dustrialn1 melody, odsouzen
byl V pondelf ma til roxy do
polepsovny pro zpronevefeni
S984.15 re statnfho fondu.
Star jest 40 a nezenat.
Podvody provadel meziS lis
topadem roku 1887 do 80. "a
Fl 1888, kdy odkryty byly stat
mimi auditory.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
SHIRT OBCHODNfKA
VYSETROVANA

VysetTovani ohledne smrti
65leteho majitele obchodu Sc
stf1znym zboz1m, Samuela Kart
v 600 blocku S. Charles ulice,
nar1zeno bylo We stredu.
Kart zemrel v utery rano.
8. 1nora, kdyz srazen byl k re
mi, zlomil 81 nohu. Pc zlomenf
nohy nastaly jine komplikace,
jimiz konecne privodena smrt.
Srazen byl 24lety cernochem,
Williamem Sprouts.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
jim LONDOS zapasiti Dude
GOLDEN TERROR pristi
ctvrtek

Pf1st1 ctvrtek, dine 2. bfezna
v hlavnim krlzkovem zapase
poradane nv Carlins Park Jim
Londos utka Sc s Golden Ter
ror v hlavnfm zapase. Zapas
tento budl veliky zajem mezi
obecenstvem milujici tento
sport. Mr.. Ed Contos, porada-
tel techto zapas1 ocekava We
likou n~avstevu.
Mimo toho zapasu ma pro-
gramu Dude pet jinych. Jmena
dcinkujic1ch nam dosud nejsou
Znama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
FRANCE v CELE
TRAFFIC SOUDU.

Present Sdruzenf Baltimor-
skych pravn1k1, Robert France
jmenovan byl hlavn1m soud-
Gem zdejs1ho Traffic soudu.
Sluzne jeho obnaseti Dude
$4,000 rocne. Phi prijeti mis-
ia, soudce France rekl COVER
neru O'Conor, re mfsto prijima
"vzdor osobni obeti", jinymi
slovy, re ma rocn1m pr1jmu
ztraci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
$4,000 IA USMRCENf.

V soudu Common Pleas po-
daily zaloby ma odskodne v OBJ
nosu $150.O0O Daisy Moore a
babicka usmrceneho hocha, II
rokG stareho Karla Hellman.
zaloby podany byly prot Phi
lip Carey spolecnosti, korpora-
ci z New Jersey a Clarence F.
Howard z Lutherville. Mladik
zabit byl automobilem ma N.
Charles ulici u Saratoga ulice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Otiskujeme dopis byvaleho
Baltimorana pana Franka
Rihy z Hollywood, Kali,
zaslany p. Jar. r. Cihlari,
845 N. Luzerne Avenue.
Hollywood, Kali,
an0n

hollywood, kal.,
IA. unora 1899.
Draze milovanl pratele!
Prijmete cd mas srdecny po-
zdrav. Ma vedomost Yam da-
VAN, re jsme vsichni zdravi.
Odpustte re Yam tax dlouho
nepfsi neb zde jsme tax "a
mestnan1 s pracf "plumbar-
stv1" a pax kazdy vecer ably
Sc nekam slo, bud hrajem kar-
ty neb spolkove schdze, do di-
vadla, ma tanec, aneb obchodnf
schdze. Kdyz zGstaneme do
ma tax u radio Sc to hezky no.
vi a cite, tax re zapomenem ma
psanf. Ale prece muslin Yam
psat. Radi cteme Telegram,
ty pekne zpravy jak Sc u Vas
udrzuje ten cesky zivot a jak
pekne pokracuje Hermanova
ceska skola. Potesili mas nav
stevou manzele Jos. Pokorny z
Baltimore. Jak mas srdecne po-
tesili, kdyz nam vypraveli jak
ty deti naS1ch kamarad1 a ka-
maradek mluv1 cesky a lax
hezky zahrali ceske divadlo.
PAX nam vypraveli O tom Va
sem ceskem zivote v Baltimore
Muslin Yam psat, re jsme
NELL mile pfekvapenf v nedeli,
IL. 1nora. Prekvapili mas pre-
dem nase dcerusky asi takto.
Manzelka a ia jsme byli posla-
nj pc obede Ike znamym, k ro-
dine Olesar v $50 ma veceri a
tn hrajem pinakl a telefon "a
zvonl v pGl sedme. Nase dcera
Mafenka telefonovala, re chce
mluvit S maminkou, re jsou k
nam ma ceste znam1 z Balti-
more, re new jmena ale re Sc
dli do taxi a jsou ma ceste k
nam. TAX nam nezbyvalo mic,
neil hned j1ti DON'T - a tn
kdyz jsme vesli do domova
skupina VIOLA Surprise" a byl
to surprise. Vsecko jidla a
zakusky pripraveny. A tech
krasnych str1brnych dar1. PAX
Sc zasedlo a bavili jsme Sc do
trech hodin do rama. Bylo to
nase 25ti-lete manzelske jubi-
leum, neb jsme byli spolu Is
rokG 8. 1nora.
Pfekvapili mas p. a p1. Fran
tisek Getting, p. a p1. Josef ia
ma, p. a p1. William Liska, p. a
pf. William Mizera, p. a pi.
Wenzl Olisar, p. a p1. Milo Sc
dlacek. Slecny: Emile Olisar,
Marenka a Mildred Rfha. Pa
move Josef Forst, George Kout-
sky, Bohumfr Pelant, Karel
Jedlanek, Frank Rfha ml., a
Karel Riha.
TAX bych zadal p. Antonfna
Cihlare ably nase 25ti-lete
surprise party" dial do tisku
TELEGRAPH" ably nasi znamf v
Baltimore vedeli, re jsme zivf
a zdravi. Posllame vsem pra-
telIm a znamym pozdrav a We
sele vzpom1nky ma Baltimore.
PTedem dekujem redakci "Te-
legrafu' "a spravne nam do
davany Vas casopis, ktery radi
cteme.
S pratelskym pozdravem,
Marie a Frank j. Rlha,
358 N. Ridgewood Place
Hollywood, California.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
JOHNS HOPKINS " GALE
TEN ROCE SVEHO TRVANf.

Johns Hopkins universita
vstoupila tuto stredu do 64lete-
no roku sveho trvanf. Zvlastni
slavnost konana byla v ten den
Hlavnfm recnlkem oslavy byl
DIR. James T. Shotwell, profe-
sor historic ma Columbia uni
versite.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Sc.

Lillian Sturgeon, 33leta z E.
Chase ulice v sobotu dana byla
do nemocnice pc streleni Sc.
Anthony Caravello, 26lety re
Sparrows Point, jenz zatcen
byl We spojenf Sc strelenlm, v
nedeli propulsion byl z policej-
nj STANCE v Essex. StTelila sc
a kriticky zranila Sc pc hadce
S MIN.
Mrtvola Hymana A. Sachs
nalezena byla v nedeli visici ma
provaze We sklepe jeho dflny v
21O0 blocku w. Cold Spring
lane. Star byl 80 rok1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
Maly ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

DobTe zavedeny a chvalne
znamy cesky hostinec pana
Franka Soukupa, 2212 Ash
land Ave. jest MA PRODEJ
Dobra pT1lezitost pro mladeho
muze, ktery 81 chce zajistiti
dobrou existence. Pricina pro
dele start a nemoc. Kdo by Sc
zajfmal o koupi hostince zaj-
dete primo k Soukup1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
SMRTf ZNEMOzNEN
NAVRAT.

Clyde A. Taylor z Chicago
klesl We stredu mrtev ma Cam
den stanici, kdyz chystal Sc
vstoupiti do vlaku, jimz chtel
.odtud odjeti do sveho domova
v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
OTEC USMRCENEHO HO-
CHA

Nahrada $4,000 pTisouzena
byla Myronu A. Cronhardt, OF
ci osmileteho hocha, ktery pred
rokem usmrcen byl automobi-
lem ma Green Spring avenue
nedaleko Broadway road v Bal
timore okresu. Hoch jel ma BIZ
cyklu. Nahradu platiti ma
William E. BOZman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
CELNf VYBERCf NAHLE
ZEMREL.

Albert D. Rittenhouse, m1sto-
vyberc1 ella We zdejsim pTista-
WI, nahle zemrel pc srdecnlm
zachvatu v nedeli We SVEN pT1-
bytku ma N. Calvert ulici. Star
byl Sc rokd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
zAsTRELEN PRO 10 CENTo.

Cernochem zastfelen byl v 1te-
ry cernoch, ponevac mu ne
chtel DAFT desak. Ku streleni
doslo v Poor Boys Social klu-
bu, cernosske organisaci.
Ob9tf byl Harry Smith. To-
hoto zastfelil Roland Griffin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24

a nynf klidne spf svdj vecny
sen ma Narodnim hfbitove, a
ia pTichazfm abych il venoval
upr1mnou vzpom1nku.
Iva duse cista k vysinam sc
yznesla-svitem hvezdicek Ty
zarmutek mGj iris, lee z bolu
THY, jake probuzen re sna bu-
de, az Ia Tebou pr1jdu v mad
pozemskou fiS.
K ucten1 pamatky I've venuje:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-02-24
VZPOMiNKA.

S bolnym srdcem vzpomf-
nam ma den "a. 1nora, neb
jsou tomu til roxy co me opu-
stila mole milovana matka
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
40-8 WILL ELECT
 OFFICERS TONIGHT

Officers of the 40-8 will be nom- mated and elected at a meeting to he held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Legion Dugout. All members are requested to attend by Chef de Care John Holler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
DEFECTIVE DRAMA, AND LEGION PICTURE
 AS COLISEUM HTS

The newest movie sleuth, James Lee Wong, is being introduced on the screen of the Coliseum Theatre tonight. as Boris Karloff former horror" man, begins detecting career in Monographs MT Wong, Detective" the first in series of fcur pictures based on the adven- lures of the famous Golfers Maga- zine Chinese detective.
 The picture haa chills, suspense, and an intriguing mystery. and Kar- loff creates such a human charac- ter of MT Wong that the film premises to introduce a series that may rival the Charlie Chan pictures n popular appeal
 Another attraction features the Sons of the Legion organization, which in a scant thr years has grown from a handful of founders tc a group of over 51,000 members.
 Timed to open close on the heels of the Les Angeles Convention, the picture premises to be of great in- terest tc every member of the Amer ican Legion and all of the Legion'S friends, as it shows. by means Of a sincere and moving story, the great work now being done throughout the United States by the junior oragni- zation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
"FRANkENSTEIN"
 FILM ON SCREEN
 CAPITOL SHOW
Weird Drama Opens To- night af Local Theatre
 for Two- Day Run

Dread heritage of the Franken- steins, a man-made monster of in human temperament and propor- ton, returns to cut another bloody swath across the screen when Uni versal's brand-new spine-chiller, Son of Frankenstein, opens to- night at the Capitol Theatre.
 Basil Rathbone has the title role as a scientist, who takes up the work snapped short by his fathers death 25 years before, and brings back to a life of human devastation the monster who made flesh creep in the original production of "Frankenstein" and it's successor, Bride of Frankenstein.'
 Boris Karloff recreates the mon- ster role, and Bella Lugosi of "Dracula' fame assumes an even more narrowing characterization as Ygor, broken-necked, mad shepherd cut down from the gallows. Lionel Atwill, Josephine Hutchinson, Elm ma Dunn, Donnie Dunagan and Edgar Norton have other lead ing roles.
 Directed and produced by Row land V. Lee from the original screenplay by Willis Cooper, Son of Frankenstein" is expected not only to set a new high in hair raising film fare, but to take a place among the dramatic achieye- ments of the year Photography by George Robinson and sets by Jack Otterson maintain the chill ing mood of the piece, and hideous guises adopted by Karloff and Lu- gosi are tributes to the deftness of makeup artist Jack Pierce
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
Sun Valley Ski Film
 Will Be Shown Here
 By Club Next Weet

The Juneau Ski Club has obtained 1900 feet of moving pictures show ing skiing at Sun Valley and the film is scheduled tc be shown in the High School Auditorium next week. This will inaugurate the coming ski season ana the public is extended an invitation to view the movies.
 The film was sent to the club by Darroch Crookes, former Olympic skier who spent several weeks ski ing in Juneau two years ago. MT. Crooks visited the Capitol City brief ly again last summer, in company with his bride He is at present western publicity agent for Sun Val ley for the Western United States.
 Those who have previewed the film are reported to have acclaimed it the best 16mm. ski picture ever to be obtained in the Capitol City They were taken in color and show interior and summer scenes as well as splendid skiing action, according to Joe Werner, Ski Club president
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
Whai's Wrong with
 kazi Siegfried Line!
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soIutIen ot Yesterday's puzzle

one-night stands speaking against repeal of the arms embargo.
 General" we ask, what's your view on this businessP"
 Why, bless you boy, if a man came into your store and bought poison to kill his neighbor, you would have an interest in what he was doing. If he got the poison on credit, you would have a double interest. And if the sheriff got wind of it, you would try to pro- tect your customer from the sher- if.
 We are like that if we sell arms. It is just the same"
 The generals eyes are greener than our own and they bore holes like gimlets. That fellow is a dy- namo. He leaves a trail of con- verts and a network of enemies as he swoops from town to town. He left the Marines a few years ago in a blaze of fireworks. He is a military Savonarola, who sees the right as clear cut from the wrong.
 In Washington he almost blasted his way into Senator Borah's office, overwhelming a stern-eyed clerk in transit. Five minutes later he was up to see Senator Clark, also critic of repeal. Then on to a train, leav- ing Senator Clark in a corridor, grinning at such bewildering fury.
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The Book ALASKA, Revised and Enlarged, Now On Sale; SI.0O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
FREIGHTER LEAVING
 SEATTLE 0CT0BER 20

Freighter Szary D. under charter by the Alaska Steamship Company, is leaving Seattle October 20 with general cargo for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports and orders can now be placed fod shipments. This is according to radiogram ad- vices received in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
INDIANS DATE WITH HANGMAN
 DRAWING NEAR
Latest Extension of Time for Charles Appeal
 Expires Tomorrow

Unless action is taken by his at torneys at the present court term at Ketchikan, Nelson Charles date with the hangman is drawing close.
 The Ketchikan Indian, convicted of murdering his mother-in-law and sentenced to hang, has been granted two stays of execution in order to enable his attorneys to perfect an appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals. The second ex-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-13
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits have been issued by the City Building Inspector to Ira Tucker to do $50 in plumbing work for property at 832 West Eighth Street, owned by the Orson estate; to Rice and Ahlers for a $50 heating installation for c F. Freeburger at Ninth and Gold Belt