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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-03-04
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"OUTCAST"
"NEWS OF II DAY"
"WESTERN SKETCHES" (MusicaD
.'BROADWAY HIGHLIGHTS'

The dramatic story of a woman's hatred that turned to
love, which made Frank r. Adams novel Happiness Pre-
ferred" one of the most widely read romances Of the season,
comes to the screen as "Outcast' with Warren William, Karen
Morley and Lewis Stone IN the leading roles.
''Outcast" is the story of a physician who is bounded from
city to city by Miss Morley who believes him guilty OF murder;
she catches up with him in a small western town where
through the intercession of Lewis Stone, she discovers his in
nocence but not before she has betrayed him to a mob.
Not only is "Outcast' the very tops IN entertainment,
but it will leave with you a graphic, unforgetable picture of
a situation as alive as the headlines of todayis newspapers.
MATINEE MONDAY, 3:15 P. M.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
JOE {. BROWN is
OPRETENDER,
CAPITOL COMEDY
Gulley-faced Star As Loud
talking Lad From China
Gets Himself In Hole

Joe E. Brown gallops into the
Capitol T h eatre tonight in the
fastest and --LATEST of all his War
ner Bros. starring vehicles, Polo
Joe"
H plays the role of Joe Bolton,
an American youth who, after sew
eral year sin China, returns home
with a solemn visaged valet and
an unbounded supply of tall tales.
He returns to the arms of his ador-
ing. gushing and disgustingly rich
aunt Minnie-who is a member of
an extremely swanky polo-playing
colony
Joe at once falls violently in love
with pretty Mary Hilton, neigh
Dor, who recognizes no hero but a
polo-playing hero Joe and his val
ct discuss the case in hand and de-
eide that Joe must pose as a WOW
at polo. After that, he brags SO
much about his skill that he is fl
nally shamed into becoming an ac-
tive member of the local polo club.
Carol Hughes, who made such a
hit with Joe in ~Earthworm Trac-
tors is delightful as the pretty
polo enthusiast. "Skeets" Gala
CHER does the dead-pan valet with
gusto.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
ADELAIDE SMITH TO
VISIT In FAIRBANKS
WITH JERRY JONES'S

Coming to Alaska to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jones of Fair
banks, Miss Adelaide Smith, secre-
tary to Claude Ryan of the Ryan
Aeronautical Corporation in San
Diego, disembarked from the Prince
Rupert last night at Juneau.
Miss Smith, who stopped over
night at the Gastiueau Hotel, left
with Mr. Jones and with Louis
Delebecque for Mary Joyce's lodge
at Taku, flying there by Alaska Air
Transport.
/ She leaves with Mr. Jones. pilot
for the Pacific Alaska Anyways
Electra, aboard the Electra tomor-
row for Fairbanks and will spend
week visiting with Mr. and Mrs
Jones at their Fairbanks home,
before returning south to her home
in California.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
Alaskan
TRAVELLER FROM OAKLAND

Miss Rachel H. Elliott of Oakland,
employee of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company, was Wis
itor in Juneau last night during the
stay of the Prince Rupert in port
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
Dance For Eagle
Men On Tonight

Tho Moose lodge is renewing old
acquaintance with the crew of the
U.S.S. Eagle 81 tonight, by spon-
soring a dance in the Moose Hall
in honor of the officers and men
Many of the men became acquaint-
cd here four years ago on the last
visit of the Eagle. While Others
recall regular trips to Alaska which
were made frequently several years
ago. ~
The officers and men aboard Ea-
BILE 81 will be the guests of the
Moose while other men will pay the
usual dancing fees.
The girls and women of the town
are asked to be on hand to help the
dancers of the visitors in having
an enjoyable time.
Special entertainment will be of
fered by the visiting guests, it is
said
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
bradd0Ck Plans
On Knocking Joe
Out Early In Go
Champion Is Rounding Into
Shape Confident OF
Retaining Title

GRAND BEACH, Michigan, June
18.-Well trained and supremacy
confident, Champion Jimmy Brad
dock sent out word today that ne
will kayo Joe Louis in eight rounds
or less next Tuesday night.
Braddock, the most unconcerned
man in the training camp. is round
ing into shape for his first title
defense since the upset in the Baer
victory.
Il look for a good rough fight,
maybe the HARDEST ever, but l will
get up and knock Louis out said
the champion.
81 am not kidding myself about
Joe's agility to flatten anybody he
hits squarely, but l do rot believe
he is good enough to kayo me.
The boys have all found that he is
tough, but he has weaknesses and
l know what and where conclud-
ed Braddock.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
CHUMP ERWIN
MATHEMATICAL
WIZARD IN film
Buster Crabbe Appears As
Zane Grey Redman, Sec
ond Coliseum Feature

Three topnotch comedians make
Metro Goodwin Mayors "All Amen-
can Chump," opening tonight at
the Capitol Theatre, a first-rate
fun feast.
Stuart Erwin has the major spot
in this new and novel story about
a small-town human adding ma
chine who becomes bridge cham
.pion of the world.
Erwin reverts to the hilarious
boob type of role that first swept
him to popularity.
Pressing him hard for comedy
honors is Edmund Gwenn 1t is
a new kind of laugh role for Gwenn
and gives him the opportunity to
prove again why George Bernard
Shaw calls him his favorite comedy
character.
Robert Armstrong is the third who
turns the cast into another bril-
liantly merry picture.
Betty Furness one of Hollywood's
most talked OF younger actresses,
lis the love interest and unveils a
fine talent for light comedy as she
portrays the object of Erwins adj
died affections,
The other feature of the double
bill is Desert Gold"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
CHICAGO ENGINEER HERE

Mr. and Mrs. Walter j. Hughes
of Chicago visited for a brief time
in Juneau while the Prince Rupert
was in port. Mr.. Hughes is de-
velopmental engineer from Chi
cago.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
LEONNA M'KINNON
Is SENIOR REGENT,
WOMEN OF MOOSE

Election was held at the meeting
of the Women of the Moose this
week with Leonna McKinnon nam
ed Senior Regent; Elizabeth Good
man, Junior Regent; Bessie Reader
Chaplain; Anna Rodenburg. Treas
urer, and Gertrude Olsen. Recor-
der.
Officers appointed by the new
Senior Regent for the coming year
are Guide, Hattie Peterman; AS
sistant Guide, Matte Baldwin; Ar
gus. Charlotte Kirschoffer; Sentinel
Anna kson; Organist, Elsie
Soufolis.
The auditing committee includes
Hattie Peterman, chairman; Matte
Baldwin and Elsie Soufolis.
Installation of officers viii be held
at the next meeting, Monday, June
%, with Lavina Starr acting as
Grand Installing Officer Treva
Meischl will be the Grand Guide
and Anna Bedding, Grand Chaplain
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
COMEDIAN MUST
PAY LARGE sum
FOR Treatment
Doctor Awarded $4,000
For Services Extending
Over 25-Day Period

RIVERSIDE, Cal, June 18-W. C.
Fields. screen comedian, Twill have to
pay DR.. Jesse Citron the sum of
$4,000 for services rendered. Su-
perior Judge o. X. Morton held that
the sum was reasonable for treat
ment for rs days.
Judge Morton denied the actors
demand for $4,000 damages on
claim the doctor administered mar
cotics. which impeded recovery.
Fields, when asked on the stand
for an estimate of his total wealth,
said: Il don't know. The only
guy who can tell is the income tax
collector. 1 only worry about think
ing up gags for pictures and let
Others worry as TO how much money
i have"
Fields said his Paramount con-
trace provided for 100 gags in each
picture and three pictures a year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
SONS OF NORWAY

Meeting Saturday night at 8 O'Clock
followed by dance. Admission 40r
Three-piece orchestra. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL TO GIVE
PROGRAM TONIGHT

The closing program Of the Beth
eel Vacation Bible School will be
held at 7:45 O'Clock tonight at the
Bethel Pentecostal Mission on Main
Street. The different classes will
give portions of the lessons that
have been learned during the past
two weeks along with the songs
and choruses. The awards for best
work in each class will be given
Also each member of the school will
receive a beautiful souvenir. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
MISS VANDERLEEST
ARRIVES ON RUPERT

Arriving in Juneau aboard the
Prince Rupert last night, Miss
Jeanne Wander Leest, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Wander Leest,
is to spend the summer at her home
here before returning to school in
the south.
Miss Wander Leest, sister of Miss
Mary Wander Leest. has completed
her junior year at Miss Woods
Kindergarten school in Minneapo-
lis
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
FIRE DEPT. CAPTAIN TOURS

Joseph p. Hanton, captain in
the Boston Fire Department, Wis
tied in Juneau last night while the
Prince Rupert, upon which he is
travelling, remained in port. He
is a round trip passenger aboard the
vessel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
DR.. J. w. EDMUNDS
Optometrist of Seattle
L. NOW HERE

OptOmetrISt OF Seattle
Is NOW HERE
AT the GASTINEAU HOTEL
Here Until Sunday Evening,
June 20, Inclusive
Room ZIG
For THIRTEEN DAYS; examining
your Eyes for Glasses.
DR.. Edmunds needs no introduce
ton to Juneau citizens as this is
his tenth annual trip throughout
Alaska where thousands of citizens
testify to his highly scientific work,
backed by five diplomas from recog-
nized Eye Colleges, besides being
a Post Graduate. Crossed Eyes
frequently Strengthened with glasses
only. We welcome difficult cases.
Permanent Offices at 1431 Fourth
Ave, Seattle, where my two quail
fled and able assistants are con-
stantly in attendance. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
ATTORNEY VISITS HERE

Frank j. Gallagher, prominent
San Francisco attorney, passed
through Juneau last night aboard
the Prince Rupert.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-06-18
AT THE HOTELS


Gastineau
w. j. Jones, Fairbanks; d. Yon-
ton, Tulsequah; Adelaide Smith
San Diego; James A Connors
Lawrence; w. K. Keller, Anchorage;
j. B. Warrack, Sitka Alvin L.
Graves, E. j. Duly.
Alaskan
Richard Swartz, Hans Sonberg, I
Brig, Fairbanks; Alex Minzoff
Seward; Jack Rover, Anchorage.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Officials Sailing
For Paris Meeting

DR.. Leon E. Truesdell, chief statis-
tician for population In the Bureau
OF the Census, and DR.. o. E. Baker,
senior economist in the Bureau Of
Agricultural Economics of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, are sailing from
New York today in the Bremen, to
attend the Population Congress of the
International Union for the Scientific
Investigation of Population Problems,
which is TO be held in Paris at the
end of July.
After the congress, DR.. Truesdell
will visit the census Offices of
number of European countries in con-
nection with plans which are now
being made for the 1910 census Of the
United States. DR.. Baker will likewise
spend several weeks in Europe study
ing agricultural conditions in various
countries.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

|And Official
News Notes
SecretaryMorgenthau
Will Return toWash-
ington Tomorrow.

TINE Secretary Of the Treasury
Mr.. Henry Morgenthau. jr.,
will return to Washington to-
morrow from his farm at Fish
kill. N. Y. The cabinet officer will
only spend the day here as he will
Join Mrs. Morgenthau and their chill
dren in New York Tuesday to 60 with
them to the West Coast. whence they
will all sail Saturday for Hawaii The
Secretary and his family will return
to this country September 7.
Mrs. Robert j. Bulkley, wife Of
Senator Bulkley, and their daughter,
Miss Katherine Bulkley, are spending
the week end at Virginia Beach The
Senator attended the service at Little
Rock for the late Senator Joseph
T. Robinson and will return to the
Capital the first of the week
Miss Bulkley will leave Washington
about August to work for the Ken
lucky Frontier Nursing Association.
Lieut. Comdr. George Douglas Nor
rison, U. S. NJ. with Mrs. Morrison
and their younger son. Davis. left
yesterday morning by motor for
Connecticut, where they will stay on
one of the Thimble Islands through
the remainder of the Summer. Comdr.
Morrison will return to Washington
August and go to visit his parents
in Georgia. Young George Douglas
Morrison, jr., older son of Comdr. and
Mrs. Morrison, is spending the Sum-
mer at camp.
Comdr. and Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz are entertaining Mrs. Joseph
Durrett of Tuscaloosa. Ala, wife OF
Lieut.. Comdr. Durrett. Mrs. Durrett
will remain for an extended visit
during which time many social activi-
ties are being planned in her honor.
CONTINUED on Page I, Column u
Evening star., 1937-07-18
CrOSVenOrS Sail
For Return Trip

DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
sailed from Japan Thursday on their
return from the Orient where they
have been since early in May They
will land in Cancouver and will 60
directly to their Summer home, Bienn
Bhreagh in Nova Scotia. DR.. and
Mrs. Grosvenor's trip included a stop
of several days in Honolulu and an
other stop in the Philippines, after
which they spent a month with their
son-in-law and daughter, the Sec
cond Secretary of the United States
Embassy in Toxic and Mrs. Cabot
Coville.
Mrs. Paxton Blair. their daughter,
who has been at Wild Acres, the
Grosvenor home near Bethesda, pre-
eeded them to Nova Scotia and will
spend the Summer there.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Engagements Announced
Miss Arabel Parker Cox Will Be Bride of
Mr. Murray Borden. Jr.

|EN. AND MRS ALBERT LYMAN cox have announced that
their eldest daughter Arabel Parker
~ Mr. Murray Borden jr. Miss Cox formerly resident of
Raleigh c. has for the Washington
where her parents reside She Is popular member the
set here and Of North Carolina where frequently
graduate of ST. Marys College, Raleigh
Junior League of Washington.
Mr.. Borden is the of Mrs
Murray Borden OF Godsboro c. He has been
Washington for the past five and cashier the Washing
ton Post He aunus of the University
class of 1929
The wedding will take place in the Fall couple will
reside here.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Capital Debutante List
For Season Is Tentative
in Making Announcements
1ntroductions Are Certain.
BY MARGARET HART.

yHOS who In the 1878 debuane bouquet the Nations
w Capital be answered by conjecture only the
en time. The Washington debuante each year far
behind her other completing plans
deciding whether will join the ranks Of
the who will be formally presented In cities
the debuantes make their plans almost ahead Never In
the history social life in the Capital could this said
of the Washington debuante for frequently the formal
debuts arranged almost the of the moment"
The coming Winter promises to be particularly the bevy
attractive gifted thoughts
do not their backs the whrl OF festivities
Little definite the while several of the
popular Of the slated dbutantes
have verified this report anything happen Plans
OF the future buds rest whether the girls of their cques will
be presented Others debating therng their studies and
thoughts the business holding the
=
From all reports there is little doubt that Miss Marsy
Stokes daughter Of Mrs Henry DrummondWol will be
sened Washington society grandmother Gibson
Fahnestock This lovely girl will society
this month"; when England
there for her presentation Court of ST.
Miss Stokes has lived she quite little girl
will be of the most feed of the debuane Her mother has
friends here and her Mrs Fahnesock
OF the most beloved women in Washington.
There will be several double debuts this Winter if tentative
arrangements completed The dbuante will boast
for the Sally Nancy expected
presented by their Mr. Mrs w. H. Fleming
their home in Georgetown These sisters who alike two
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Macleod Reid
reside here

Macleod Reid
Engagement Announced.
THE Rev. and Mrs. T. Hugh Mac
Leod have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Pearle Evan
geline, to Mr.. Arthur Wauchop Reid
Of Martinsville and Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Macleod is prominent in
church circles here. and the wedding
will take place in October. the cere-
mony being performed by her father.
DR.. Macleod, who is supplying the
pulpit of the Metropolitan Presbyter-
ian Church during the Summer
months.
Mr.. Reid is q graduate of De Pauv
University. Indiana University and
the Indianapolis College Of Pharmacy.
At present he is employed in the Pro-
curement Division of the United
State Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

~N~NN
from the Madeira School. They are
now off on jaunt in Europe with
Miss Peggy Lincoln, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Gould Lincoln and Miss
Florence Merrill, classmates of the
twins at Madeira, Miss Mary Lane
is chaperoning this interesting four
some who are spending much of their
time bicycling in England and Scot
land. They will return to Washing
ton sometime in September. 1t is
quite likely that Miss Lincoln and
Miss Merrill will follow the lead of
tl1e twins and make their debuts this
Winter for these girls have been
eantms for no little time and arrange
b do most everything together.
61stars Could Be
Mistaken for Twins.
Although not twins, there are per-
hap< no other two girls in the Capital
Who look or are more alike than
Eleanor and Anne Meem. daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grant Meem.
They dress alike, and Vhere you see
one the other is close by. They are
considering making their debuts this
Winter, and as their family represents
old, old washington their debuts will
Be followed with much interest. Mr.
and Mrs. Meem and their daughters
will sail August for Europe, to be
gone until September.
Congressional interest will focus on
the double debut which Representative
and Mrs. Jesse A. Wolcott are plan
ming for their nieces, Miss Fanchon
Aldrich and Miss Farley Fame Ullrich
These attractive girls spent much OF
the Winter in the Capital and have a
wide circle of friends here. They are
now In Port Huron, Mich, where they
went week or so ago with their aunt.
4 tea dance at the Shoreham is being
Evening star., 1937-07-18

considered by Mrs. Wolcott to present
her nieceS.
Old residential circles in the Capital
will be truly represented in the bouquet
OF rosebuds. Many Of the families of
the prospective debutantes have lived
here since the days when Washington
was quiet, small town." Miss Bar
bara Boiling, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard w. Boiling, will make
her bow. and it is predicted that this
lovely young girl will be as popular as
was her sister, the former Clara Boil
ling, now Mrs. Harry r. Fowler, in her
debut season q few years ago. Miss
Boiling, with her mother and sister,
will leave tomorrow for Blue Hall, Me,
to spend the remainder of the Summer
This future debutante was graduated
from Holton Arms and is the niece of
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widof of the
President.
Miss Bradley's Charm
To BE Outstanding.
Miss Barbara Bradley, daughter of
1.
who might we'll be called "Dimples, ="
for she is blessed with the most fasci-
mating dimples in her rosy cheeks.
will make her debut. She will be one
of the most attractive of the debu-
tantes. Radiating the very love Of
living, Miss Bradley has charm that
endears her to all. She was graduated
from the Madeira School last month
and is now spending the Summer with
her parents in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Odiorne H. Sampson, widow
of Col. Sampson. u S. A., is planning
to present her daughter Margaret to
society at a tea at her residence. Miss
Sampson will not give up all her
thoughts to debutante functions, how
ever, as she is to continue her studies
CONTINUED on Page 8, Column A.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Sir Ronald Lindsay Sails
For Vacation August Is
Chilean Ambassador and Family Take Place
Near Bluemont for Summer-Other
Diplomatic Corps Notes.

us Britannia Maiestys Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay is
n planning to sail In the Queen Mary August for vaca
ton in the British Isles Lady Lindsay who left
ton for the North several weeks occupying
Hampshire for the Summer.
The Chilean Ambassador Seno Don Manuel Trucco
daughters, the Senoas Trucco established
the mountain above Buenont which they for the
remainder OF the The Ambassador
there Thursday and joined Friday by the Ambassadors
n-law and daughter the Attache of the Swiss legation
schatter the latter to remain through the Schaer
will return tomorrow.
The Japanese Ambassador, NJ Hrosi Saito will
Washington today from Traverse Mich where he
Cherry Blossom festival last week. He will join
Hot Springs the middle OF this week
The Spanish Ambassador, Fernando Rios
expected to Thursday on the Champan
after spending month in Madrid.
The Minister OF the Irish State Mr. Michael MacWh
accompanied by his Mr. Zion MacWhite will WASH
ngon today from New York where the yesterday
Young Mr. MacWhie has been school in Ireland
two months with his father in this returning
his studies in his homeland.
The Greek Minister, Mr. Demetrios Scianos, will
Springs tomorrow to remain through the
The Lithuanian Minister, NJ Povas Zadeikas will
until late Tuesday from Reobo where he joined
Thursday.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Miss Palmer Engaged
To Mr. Blackstone
Miss Sears Selects
Her Wedding Date

The marriage of Miss Jean Sears,
sister Of Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, jr.,
to Mr.. Archibald Stevens Alexander
Of Bernardsville, N. j., will take place
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
F. Sears, parents of Miss Sears. at
the Cove House, the Sears Summer
home at Beverly Cove, August 3. The
Rev. Philip Rhinelander Of Wash
tngton will ohiciate. Miss Sears and
M. Alexander Wfn b unattended.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

Of Summer
Continue
Miss Martha Hickam
Is Bride of Lieut..
Rudolph Fink.

ISS MAR T H A HICKAM,
nu daughter OF Mrs. Horace M.
VI Hickam OF 1884 Decatur
place. was married to Lieut.,
Rudolph Fink of Wright Field. Day.
ton. Ohio. son of Mr. Alfred Fink Of
Chicago, Ill. and Mrs. Frederick Po-
teet of San Francisco, Calf. on
Wednesday. The ceremony was per-
formed in the post chapel, Langley
Field, Va, by the chaplain, the Rev.
S. E. Decker. Il Love You Truly"
Itch Liber Dich' and Song of Love"
were played on the organ during the
ceremony, and the chapel was beau
tifully decorated with white lilies,
gladioluses, stock and green ferns.
The bride was given In marriage by
Mr. John B Hickam, her brother, and
she wore gown of ivory point d'esprit
Continued on Page 10, Column H.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

turn today from Mexico City where
they have been for several months,
while NJ. Walravens was Charge d d'Af-
faires for his country.
The new Second Secretary Of the
German Embassy and Frau Tannen-
berg, uho recently came to Washing
ton have taken the house at 1903
Cleveland avenue.
The assistant Agricultural Attache Of
the Netherlands legation. Mr. j J G.
Seelen, has returned to the legation
after a vacation at home
The Attache OF the Swedish Lega-
tion Mr., c. A. r. Wastfelt, has moved
from 1916 TWenty-fourth street to 34O2
Garfield street for the Summer.