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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
GIRL SCOUTS SPONSOR SHOW HERE TONIGHT
College Swing" Featured at Coliseum Theatre
 This Evening

A comedy sponsored by the Girl Scouts. as light-hearted as it's title and as laugh-fiIled as a cast head ed by Burns and Allen, Martha Rave and Bob Hope can make it, plays tonight only, at the Coliseum Thea tre. It is College Swing and in it Paramount presents one of the gay est and most colorful musical pro ductions of the season, and all pro- ceeds derived from the picture will go towards the maintainance of the Scouts summer camp at Eagle River,
 College life in it's most madcap and collegiate" aspect forms the background for the piece. A typical American coed school, Alden Col lege, is turned upside down when one of the students, Oracle Allen, stands to inherit the entire univer- sity due to the provisions of the will of one of her ancestors, as soon as she passes her first examination.
 In exchange for promised cut Ol tlic plOllto, OiiC. Ol tiiS otIdSiie<9, sly Bob Hope, prepares Oracle for the great day. Through hilarious bit of skullduggery she confounds the examiners, and especially one of the trustees, a South American woman hating millionaire played by Edward Everett Horton, by hitting every one of the tricky questions right on the nose. Faced with the inevitable, the authorities turn the college over to the class dumbell."
 Under Gracies administration, Al den College becomes the most hilari- ous seat of learning ever to ,sprout on the field of liberal education. Oracle may not have her faculties, but she has her faculty, which in cludes Bob Hope, Martha Rave and a score of other funmakers. But her frolicsome career as an educator ends abruptly when Hortons bank, the trustee of the institution, sus- poets the trickery and takes possess sion of the place all over again. Oracle is not thwarted by this turn of events, however. She turns, her charm full-force on the woman hating Croesus and makes him for get all the nasty things he ever said about the fair sex.
 The supporting cast of College Swing" includes Florence George John Payne, Ben Blue Jackie Coo gan and Betty Grable.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
ORIENTAL LINE E. TO BE OPERATED
 FROM 5EATItIE
Four Commission-own Vessels Are Assigned
 to New Route

WASHINGTON. May 10. .- The Maritime Commission formally an- nounced today the resumption of a steamship service between Seattle and the Orient.
 The Commission has signed con- tract with the Pacific Line Inc, to act as managing agent for four vessels. -
 Approximately 5000 tons have been assigned to the new service.
 The steamships are the Cajillo. Coldbrook Collingsworth and Satar- tia, owned by the Commission, and new to the West Coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
KdyMetzgdrH Has Third Birthday l Party "Wednesday

Eleven little boys and girls were guests of Kay Metzgar at her third birthday party given this afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. Kaser Metzgar.
 Cars and airplanes were given the boys for favors and each little girl received doll.
 A gum-drop tree formed the .centerpiece of the attractive table from which ice cream and birthday cake were served the little guests.
 Attending Rays party were Billy Fulford, John Fulford, Judy Han sen, who is also three years old today; Arlene Godkins, Jerry God ikins, Joe Connors, Patsy Connors, Sandy Holden, Carla Carter, Sandy 'Blanton and Jay Finlay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
 ANNOUNCED BY BREEZE

Gastineau Breeze, Senior issue, an- nounces the following program schedule for the graduation cere- monies of the Douglas High School, Sunday, May IA Baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. John A. Glasse, 2 pm, at the school. Thursday eve- ming, May Is, o'clock, at the Coli scum Theatre: Commencement ex- ercises, Attorney R. E. Robertson, speaker; presentation of diplomas by President of School Board, Arne Shudshift. Superintendent Pedersen will present the class.
 The graduation exercises will also Invocation, by Dean c. E. Rice; Salutation, George Stra- gier; Presentation of Class Gift, Hjalmar Savikko; Acceptance on behalf of the ASB., Douglas Wahto; valedictory, Albert Savikko, selec- ton, School Orchestra.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
NEW REINELLS IN YESTERDAY; ONE
 FOR E. GILLIGAN

Three new Reinell boats came north on the North Sea for l. Goldstein, one of them large cabin job with 16-horsepower Sea Scout, the only Reinell to come to town without air cooled engine.
 Two other smaller Reinell cruis- CTS are powered with air-cooled en- zines, one of the craft is for Ernie Gilligan, an 18-foot cabin type with eight horsepower engine.
 With Gilligan's craft soon to be in the water, the Reinell fleet will be increased to six in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
JOE pENNER I5 \ STAR OF FILM
 \ PLAYING HERE
Capitol Theatre Features I'm from the City"
 Starting Tonight

A three-ring circus and a six-gun rootin' -shootin' western ranch pro- vide Joe Penner with novel back ground against which he exhibits his expert comedy antics in I'm From the City" which comes to the Capitol Theatre tonight. This IS Penner', second screen starring ven ture. the comedian having scored handily in Go Chase Yourself, his first, recently released by RKO Radio.
 The popular radio and screen per- former is seen as a trick equestrian in a circus, but has horror of horses, and who unconsciously per forms his amazing feats while in a hypnotic trance induced by the ringmaster of the show played by Richard Lane.
 The circus closes and the scene shifts to a typical wild-west ranch, when the domineering ringmaster takes Penner on a long-awaited va cation. But what the young man doesn't know is that Lane has ac- cepted thousand dollars from a ranchwoman to enter Penner in the annual cowboy obstacle horse race.
 Penner's obvious terror of the ranch cow-ponies during the vaca- tion arouses the suspicious of the ranch-hands and Lane is obliged to hypnotize him and have him ex- hibit his equestrian skill to allay their fears.
 When Penner suddenly realizes what is in store for him, he wants to leave, but Lorraine Krueger, tempestuous grand daughter of the ranch owner, arouses his interest, and also his jealousy when he learns that his chief rival in the forth coming race, an Indian rider played by Paul Guilfoyle, has the inside track with the young lady.
 Another romance blossoms be- tween Lane and the beautiful daughter of the ranchwoman (Kay Sutton) which is inspired by their close association in a mutual con- spiracy to fleece a local rancher of his fortune by passing Penner off as his long-lost son.
 The knitting together of all these novel situations results in a con- tinual series of uproarious events, which build steadily toward a high point in hilarity with the long awaited race.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
FINAL ADVERTISEMENTS
 BY DOUGLAS SCHOOL

On Friday afternoon the home economics girls, with Miss Hess, will serve tea to the mothers of Doug las and other invited guests, from 3 to 4 o'clock. A program will be given as part of the entertainment.
 In the evening the musical or ganizations of the Douglas School, Glee Club and Orchestra, will en- certain with a program under the direction of their leader, Ernst Oberg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10

tickets being sold in large numbers the annual dance of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department planned for Saturday night promises to be the usual big-time event of the channel, or even bigger, than in former years.
 Committee composed of A, Shud- shift, Jack Warner, Joe Riedi Jr., A. E. Goetz, Sante Degan, Everett Bliss and Ray Mccormick making the arrangements, is meeting to- night to settle all details of the af- fair
 Wesley BarretPs Royal Alaskans have been engaged to play and Freshman and Sophomore boys will check the wraps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
NissiondrySotiefy
 HoIdsLdst tMeetinQ

At o'clock yesterday afternoon members of the Interdenomination- Ial Missionary Society gathered in the Lutheran Church for the last meeting until fall.
 At the business session yearly re- ports were read after which an in teresting program was presented Mrs. John E. Barnes led the de- votional and Mrs. Claude Hirst spoke during the afternoon of Con secration."
 Refreshments were served for the occasion by the ladies of the Lu- theran Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
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 factor Right away gets mixed in murder mysteeang and shielding he believes innocent Kildare bounces back into peck of it.
 Capital performances weelchai) and Ayres; with Emma Dunn Hnds standout by Lana Turner stuff all of it, with many laugh
 Sorority Dalton from by Directed John Shirley James Ellison Barbara Kerrgan Woods Doris Jordan, Elizabeth Risdon
 of those effective pieces in which RKO cializes this one collegiate market it will cause wrangling end It's about smatown girl whose grocer to college naughty sororites snub her until her boy friend (Elison spreads runors o her wealth.
 the Greek lodges social arbters Of the campus all the "deepshe films term for non sorority girls all important factors in the schools hope Shirley to snub her daddy almost
 credbity by writing direction and the WoK of the girls notably Shirley Sorority House will be in credible it's patent congregations Sample sorority material at the university station official university wei come girl snobbsy ordinary girls go a boarding house
 maybe colleges different now doubt it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
VIA THE .OLYMPIAN
4 greet train --the olYMPIAN

Air-conditioned and roller bearing this splendid train oHsrs ao-
 in bedroom cars, stand
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
Hollywood Sighh And Sound5
h asbb,a CSsa .

Return Kid" screenplay by Milton speing Directed Herbert Cast: Baxter Lynn Bari Cesar Henry Hull Richmond C. Henry Gordon Robert Barrat, Chris Pin Martin Soedad Jiminez.
 HOLLYWOOD Cal, May o-H rides again, does Warner gave him lease movie life picture Tn Old Arizona He followed this he's backwith the dare devil romantic, singing kids return.
 Kid created the characer) fools firing squad confederates omero and Martini sets forth adventures involve pretty Lynn Bari and her old grandfather enry Hu crooked real estate deal in where the wicked brutal sheriff is all the time is in love with child Kid matches wits against the her
 performs incredible feats finally rides snedisapponted not quite broken hearted
 desertand fun especially for the kids photography spirited action help when the plot gets too transparent
 Calling ScreenpIay by Rusn and Willis Gold story Directed by Harold S. Racquet Nat PendletOn
 program picture better than another special
 ambitious clever interne Ares) irascbe Gillespie Barymore Gillespie there's to medicine than test tubes and cencethe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DOUGLAS CANNERY TO
 OPERATE THIS SEASON

L. A. Johnson received a radio gram this morning from J. M. Sla- ter, president of the Douglas Fish cries Company, in which he stated that his cannery in Douglas will operate during the coming summer and that A. C. Mckay, company mechanic, will be leaving Seattle on May 19 to start preparations for the renewing of operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-05-10
FUNERAL SERVICES
 FOR ROBERT FRASER
 MONDAY AFTERNOON

Last rites for Robert Fraser, who passed away Sunday morning, are scheduled to be held next Monday afternoon at o'clock in the Scot tish Rite Temple, Juneau. Further arrangements are pending and will be announced later.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
LAS NE~GoC1AC1oNES EN-.
IRE Y Ell So
WET
RegreS6 a HelSngf0rS la
Delegdcj6n FialdndeSG

Helsingfors, oct. 16.-La de.
legaci6n finlandesa a MoScou
ha r~egreSado y ell gobierno sc
reunira para discutir las condi-
clones presentadaS por NJ. Moo
toff.
Russia demanda, segun Sc di-
ce, participation en- las fortifi-
caciones de las islaS Aland, en-
Ell golfo de Bothnia, entire FIN
landia y Suecia, o la complete
desmilitarizaci6n de las islas;
privilegios eXtraterritoriales en-
ell norte de Finlandia, de mod0
que Russia pueda usar ell puerto
de PetSamo cuando ell de Nut
mansk este helado; bases aereas
navales Y terreStreS en- Hangv,
a la entrada norte del Golfo &C
Finlandia, 10 que con las islas
Dagoe, frente a las coStas de
Estonia, dara al Soviet la mis-
ma protection que la Russia Ca
riSta disfrutaba para Krons-
tadt; cesi6n por los finlandeses
de una serie de pequenas islas
en- la parte este del golfo de Fin
landia. Predomina la impression
de que la delegation finlandesa,
presidida por ell Dr.. Passikivi,
no volvera a Russia.
Aumenta Ell las Gales ell nu-
nero de soldados y todos los
puentes y edificios pGblicos es-
tan protegidos.
Al salir de MoscG lie delega-
ci6n finlandeSa, no fue deSpedi-
da en- la estaci6n por funcioDa-
rios moScOVitas.
Mas de 100000 personals Sc
han marchado va de la capital,
voluntariamente.
Los peri6dicos dieron la no.
ticia de un donativo de S2,40o.
hecho por un argentine.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
'NOTAS SOCIALES

oros del directorate de ia ca
mara Y a los componentes de la
Mesa Redonda.
Los invitadoS partieron des-
de Ell edificio de la Camara, a
las 11:15, hasta la fin1a.
Las meSas Sc colocaron fren-
tie al lago y ell menu, elaborate
pc rel famoso cocinero cubano
Temes, fue graciosamente servi
do.
Temes prepare un almuerzo
crioll0, a base de lech6n asado,
platanoS fritoS, frijoles negroS
y arroz, ensalada de aguacates,
pudding especial, laguer, vino y
cafe.
Mientras los estomagos reel
bian ell "agasajo', ell grupo mu-
steal de los Barcena cantaba y
tocaba bonitas pleas, siendo
muy aplaudido.
Johnny prohibi6 los discursos
para asi ayudar a la mejor di-
gesti6n, y despues del almuerzo
sc formaron algunas gratas ter.
tuliaS.
TodoS los comensales elogia-
ron ell geSto simpatiquisimo de-
presidente de la Camara, que de
su bolsillo coste6 ell almuerzo.
Existe ell prop6sito, pOr parre
de los directories, de contestar
a la cortesia de csc almuerzo con
ORC almuerzo costeado por ellos.
Con nosotroS pueden contar,
para cmer y para pagan la par
tie proportional.
Recordamos entire los aSisten
ties a los amigos Frank Delga-
do, Ramon Fernandez Rey, Nj
10 Vega, Justo Rodriguez, Pedro
Hevia, A. A. Fernandez, Frank
de Ia Grana, Victoriano Mantei.
ga, Rail Vega, Gaspar Mella,
Jose Suarez, Vicente Antinori,
Frank Cannella, Vicente GuaS-
tella, Sam Ferreri, Paquito Gar
cia y otros buenos amigos.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
e. Cabaret

Culmin6 en- un extraordinario
exito, como habiamos predicho,
el Cabaret verificado ell sabadc.
en- la sociedad Circulo Cubano,
con ell nombre de Zuzu.
La Seccin de Propaganda, or.
ganizadora de la fiesta, a la que
ayudarOn otras SeccioneS, pue-
de sentirse altamente satisfecha
del resultado.
Centenares de senoraS, senJ-
ritas y hombres Sc reunie,on
ALI para ayudar a una obra bue
ma, la de pagan los recibos dc
Quota a los enfermos Y sin ira
bajo, y al mismo tempo diver
tirse.
Las orquestas estrenaron va
rias pleas y ell significado de Ia
palabra "Zuzu" Sc do a como
Ger, junto con ell regaiito.
Hasta las cinco de la mahana
dur6 la fiesta y la concurrence
sali6 muy complacida.
Legue a los buenos amigos de
la Secci6n de Propaganda, pre-.
sidida por 'Cuco" Rubio, Y a la
directiva del Circulo, presidida
por "Paquito" Garcia, una efu-
silva congratulaci6n.
Sc da algeria a los sanos V
con trabajo y al mismo tiemp)
seayuda a los enfermos Y sin
trabajo.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16

Jaime Serra.-Se verifitara
en- la tarde de hoy ell entierro &c
jaime Sierra, de SO amos, falle-
edo ell sabado en- su domicilio
del 1920 de la Gale Abdella, en-
West Tampa. Recibjra sepultu-
"a ell cadaver en- ell cementerio
del Centre Espanol. lie sobrevi-
ven una sobrina, Sra. Angela
Granda, y IN sobrino, Vicente
Sierra.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
I'm p~rOgrdnd

I'm pf0gfUmd
Ell programa de activldados
de la iglesia metodista San Pao-
10, en- esta semana, contiene es-
tos puntos:
Hoy lunes, a las 8, todOs los
departamentos de la Juventud
iran al servicio religioso en- el
Hillsboro County People Union.
Microbes, a las a de la tarde,
reunion para hermOsear ell terre
no de la iglesia, comida y pro-
grama de recreo.
Viernes, comida en- Lowry
Park, organizado por todos los
departamentos de la Liga.
Les deseamos Sc diviertan en-
ell cumplimiento del interesante
programa.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
10 MATO UNA FUERTE CO
RRIENTE ELECTRICA

Winter Haven, oct. 16.-Ul
cable de alta corriente electrical
produjo aver la muerte de un
nino de 10 amos, Jerry DuBose,
cuandO trataba de- desenredar
un "papelote' con ell cual juga-
ba. La noticia produjo muy iris
tie impression.
Era la corriente de 1900 VOL
tics.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
BOdd

La bellisima senorita josef
ma Longo, hija de nuestro buen
amigo Paul Longo, contrajo a.
yer matrimoniO, en- la iglesia de
Nuestra Sonora del Perpetuo So
zorro, con ell conocido joven VII
liam Diaz, perteneciente tam
bien a una apreciada familia %
cal.
Boda de amor, coronado por
ell homemade que la feliz pareja
recibi6 aver de sus familiares Y
amigos.
Brillantisima resUlt6 la ceremo
MIA en- la iglesia, cantando la Sc
La gaceta., 1939-10-16

Eleuterio Fernandez-Un an
tiguO conOcido de West Tampa,
Eleuterio Fernandez, ell "carpin
tero", falleci6 aver, a la edad de
70 amos, en- su domicilio del
2318 de la Gale Palmetto, en- es-
ia ciudad. La sobreviven su viu
da, Sra. Carmen Fernandez, y
cuatro hijos.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16

Matinee
La Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Espanol reanud6 aver sus
bales matinee y puede sentirse
~satisfecha del exito.
TOGO Don Francisco la prime
ra pieza, a las cuatro de la tarde
y Sc bailo, con solo un pequeno
descanSo, hasta las ocho de Ia
noche.
Como en- anterioreS Temporal
daS, era grande Ell ndmero de
bellas senoritas y senoras.
va saben los muchachoS que
a nosotros nos complacen sus
triunfOs.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
nora Carolina Arrange, hija de
Don Ramon Fernandez Rey.

Despues de- acto, Ia concu-
rrer cia Sc traslad6 a Ia amplia
sala de los Hijos de Italia, en- la
Gale de Taliaferro, donde tUvo
lugar la reception.
Valiosos regalos recibieron
Josefina y Guillermo, prueba de
que Sc les quiere y aprecia con
5ntera Sinceridad. Q
A la enamorada pareja, que
parti6 en- viaje de luna de miei,
lie deseamos todos la dicha que
merece.
Union de corazones que no Sc
Separaran jamaS.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
AlmUerzO

AlmNerzO
Johnny Dfaz, ell amable presi-
dente de la Camara de Conner
clio deYbor, ofreci6 aver un al
muerzo, en- Su finca, a los MEN
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
SScNtchina.,zs! ; ;s5f:,

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druggist today for D. D. D. Prescription.
La gaceta., 1939-10-16
6 BELLTSIMAS PLEAS - i
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMrRE HA OEsEApo

Plata para la mesa, 49,. LC que las mu-
jeres quieren y desean. Plata para Ia me.
sa, Ell ideal, cdbiertos hechos por ia famo
81 WIN. A. ROGERS SHVERWAR ARE.
Una gran noticia teLemos que nar u
nuestrao lectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de la cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd. fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
e6quisiei6n de estos cubiertos a sps hume
rosos ~lectOres. listed puede tener 10 que
Otras sehoras y sehoritas tienen.
cALIDAD - DURAcIoN DE PoR VIDA
Es duSO c%reerlo, pero IA realidad esta
aqui-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-02-16


The Better Buyer Clubs leaders attended enthu-
siastio meeting at the home Of Mrs. hoore at Ak
Ridge Road.
MRS. Radiant the chairman of the program committee
for the FRAUDS Rackets" program to be given
Eonday. February IL discussed the plans they had
made for it.
A very interesting report on the trip the leaders
took to the Negro Cooperative in Northeast Washing
given. By visiting cooperetives neer Green
belt we ere able to learn the methods used and if
our cooperative.
very lively di scussion followed whether We
should approve International advertise
ing for our stores. The subject pointed out the
difficulty stores facing.
Nh. Donald Kane Of the National Cooperative Cou-
oil present to discuss the Ml1erd Tydings BILL
He stated that 43 states operating under the
called Fair Trades Law which according to tn.
Kane actually increases the price Of everything the
farmers end buy. This law allows the
ufacerer to fix the prices below which the retail
cannot go. For instance ighly adverti sed as
pirin cannot be sold under $50 viii lie equally good
aspirin under different trade is bel ng sold
at l7g according to Fir. Kane.
Macys Department store in New York has made
records showing the actual increase the cost Of
items in their store to have been from lo% to 4og
after the law went into effect. that viii
in it may have kept the retail From
selling highly advertised aspirin for instance
75e instead of 5ee in most and nearly always
in the larger cities it forced the prices up.
He stated this bill sold to Congress the
grounds that it would protect the small dealer from
the large chain stores when in reality it gave the
chain stores double advantage namely Of being
able sell advertised brands at fixed prices and
failing that could fall on their own pri vato
brands. He pointed out that the national coop
Gil supported in their OPPOSITE the b by
the Consumer Council in Baltimore and by the Mary
State Grange.
The announcement made that Mr.. Eng lander
would give financial report the stores February
IA which should prove very interesting.
The next leaders, meeting will be at the horne Of
Irs. Ruth Taylor February g.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-02-16
MY SPORTS DIARY
Dear Diary.

Dear Diary.
Tuesday we had Basketball practice and from the
of things team is going through wi tn fly
ing colors. teamwork is improving with amazing
speed. The forwards have worked out signals
that really surprising as they ere dece1y1ng
We have one guard who Is absolutely whiz (also
very adept giving black eyes) end doubt about
it. She is here. there. and everywhere at once.
She plays until she is slightly rosy, (maybe it's
from giggling) but no matter how she gigg1es
she is all-roamd competent guard, her name:
Mss Dorothy hathers.
We also had selection Of uni forms to pick from,
but Vfe just took look at them then, end went home
to sleep choice.
With Thursday the important question Of
whether or not should all have the style
suit. It natural that the basketball team have
style. Several Of the acted as models and
your correspondent quite surprised at the ease
wi tn WIFI they themselves the suits.
Of the four styles presented, the that
claimed by almost unanimous vote was one-piece
suit with attached panties. The skirt. with four
pleets in back we'll in front, split to al
low plenty Of stretch. The free-action blouse
button-up. but zippers were voted VIM and buttons
"out". Our first color choice all white suit
with green Upper. Doesn't that sound darling?
The second choice all white suit with a white
upper. and the third an acquamerine.
From the very little modelling that was observed,
DUNCAN would be doing something spectacular If
she gave> fashion Of the sports toys,
using athletes models. (That's brain
storm, but thinking it over, it's not such a bad
idea at that.
After absorbing the very detailed but interesting
rules of Badminton, ready to practice what
preached. A chance did present itself, but my OBJ
servation that init the ball" all my young
hopeftls thought about. If symptoms correct,
there's mighty stiff work ahead for
The nor1nelizing group very large this week.
(Goodni ght! If of those "nymphs" think they
have to reduce, wonder what think I ought to
do!)
So, until gather again just for fun,
Still your correspondent.
Marjorie Jane Ketchan
P.s. We ere all sorry Mrs. Jacobsen could not be
present. but unforeseen tragedy presented itself tc
Family. We all express deepest sympathy for
her.