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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-11

Fearful bidding by East and
West against Smart Alack South!
East should have done something
on his first turn. perhaps l-No
Trump with an ace and a king
opposite a vulnerable overcall.
West should have shown his
spades Oh the second turn, and
chev should have reached 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-11
List of Objects

! give below a partial list of the
objects which were swallowed, the
age Of the patients, and the time
required for the foreign bodies to
pass out of the digestive tract:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-11
-h'Sio SS -hSS EAfSidSS iiihe
No. Of Cases of Patient REQUIRED to Pass
Objects Swallowed

Miscellaneous objects were shoe
buckles, toy whistles, keys, picture
hangers, jackstOnes, etc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-11

DIR. Clendcning will answer
questions of general Interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-11

EDlTO"'S NOTE: DR.. Clcndcnipg has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
reader. Each pamphlet sells for ~ cents.
f"r any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents IN coin. and self-addrc-sed envelope
S'|.nped with threc-ccnt stamp, to DIR.
. I;oGan Clendening. in care of this paper.
nc pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduc-
1 IS Hte! lndiges ton and Constipation,
ing, Instructions for the Treatment ~
Dlaoetes Feminine Hygiene" and 9TH
Care OF the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-04-11
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

j. NJ. P: "My feet pcrspirc when
/ am indoors in the winter and then
when l go out they just seem to turn
to ice. Can you tell me what to use
to prevent this perspiration?"
Answer-These circulatory dis
turbanccs of the extremitics affect
some people more than others. No
definite cause can be assigned. They
are probably due to changes in Sc
erection of the cndocrinc glands, par
ticularly the thyroid. Perspiring
feet can be helped by immersion in
cold water to which about a tea
spoonful of formalin has been added
to a quart of water. Proper dress
ing of the feet, with wooden stock
In&s and loose-fitting shoes, in or
der to cquali:e circulation at all
times, is advised.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Congressional Club
Reception Sunday

Mrs. Ernest H. Lundeen, wife OF
Senator Lundeen, will be among
those assisting at the tea table a,
the reception the Congressional
Country Club will give Sunday
afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock for
its members.
Among others who will take theil
turn at the tea urn will be Mrs
Frank T. Hines, Mrs. Ernest Lun-
deem, Mrs. William H. McReynolds
Mrs. Bolitha J. Laws, Mrs. Herbert
e. CASTOR, Mrs. Gloyd Await, Mrs
George Brennan, Mrs. Cooper Light
bown, Mrs. Arthur Hyler, Mrs
Henry I. Quinn and Mrs. Russell
Conn.
The Hostess Committee is COM
posed Of Mrs. Brian Mcmahon, Mrs
Verne Simmons, Mrs Elmer Collins
Mrs. william Kerlin, Mrs. Bon
Geaslin, Mrs. Fred Neuland, Mrs
Clifton Severance, Mrs James Gun
ningham, Mrs. Cecil Wilkinson, Mrs.
Patrick Murphy, Mrs. Clifford Nc
Claim, Mrs. Davis Weir, Mrs. Her
bert Helsing, Mrs. Paul Porter and
Mrs. Patrick Winkler.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Civic Grand Opera
Will Plan Benefit

The Civic Grand Opera luncheon
to be held at the Chastleton Hotel
tomorrow afternoon at 1::30 will be
devoted chiefly to plans for making
the opera associations spring season
benefit for Finland.
The First Secretary of the Finn
ish Legation and Nine. Solanko will
be guests of honor. In keeping with
the occasion Ruthanne johnson
soprano member of the opera chorus
will sing "Scandia," a song recently
composed by Gaines and dedicated
to the Finnish cause.
The program will include an
operalogue on Lucia" by Fran
ceska Kaspar Lawson, and voca.
selections from the opera by Mary
Owen Pearson, soprano. and James
Waldo, tenor. They will be accom-
panied at the piano by Mesa ScaEry
and Nation Boyce.
The speakers table will include
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, president
of the General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs; Mrs. Ernest Humphrey
Daniel, president of the Federation
of Women's Clubs of the District;
Mrs. Lane Schofleld, president OF
the Daughters of 1872; Mr.. Jose
Sera, Consul of the Cuban Embassy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Swift, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Ruhl, Mrs
Albion W. Tuck, DR.. Edith Seville
Coale. Miss Julia Schelling, Mrs
Carl Fisher and Mrs. Ailene Love-
land Evanson,
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Georgians to Honor
Men in Services

Georgians in the Army, Navy and
Marine Corps here will be honor
guests at $50 o'clock tomorrow eve
ming at reception and dance Of
the Georgia State Society of Wash
ington in the Shoreham Hotel. A
special feature of the intermission
program will be military drill by
the Robert LIE Bruce Patrol of the
Order of De Molay.
Capt, Larry Thurston, will direct
the patrol. Representative Peter
son, president of the society, has
asked the following to serve on the
Junior Reception Committee for the
event:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shelton Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Gerth, the Misses
Betty and Dorothy Ramspeck, Miss
Martha Pace, Miss Jeanne Cox, the
Misses Tillie and Charlene Grad
dick, Miss Mary Wilkes, Miss Julia
Lockhart, Miss Ellen O'Neal, Miss
Marion Yates, Miss Mary Lois
Campbell, Miss Daisy Vining, Miss
Mary Stafford, Miss Kathryn
Brooks, Miss Frances Chalker, Miss
Deryl Clark, Miss Julia Harris, Miss
Carolyn Price, Mr.. Sims Garrett,
Mr.. Pete Morgan, Mr.. Tap Bennett,
Mr.. Clyde Long, Mr.. Ben Camp, Mr..
H. B. Barnes, Mr.. Joseph S. Shelton,
Mr.. Woolvin Patten, Mr.. George v.
Schliestett, Mr.. lie Care O'Bear,
Mr.. Clark Cole, Mr.. Rosco Chalker,
Mr.. Parkman Clancy and Mr.. Ben
Stembridge.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

windows overlooking the ocean side and the
gardens and the lake
Mrs Donahue
filled with
yellow Gala lilies.
After luncheon went to the Bath Tennis
we into loads Of Washington friends:
Flathe visiting sister, Camp
bell who had entertained large
guests included Nancy Letter while
Beach, Mrs Richie Farrell Wilson Priche
and Mr. and wilkins Farley
Palm Beach, and at Hobe Sound
Carhar OF Warrenon and Mrs Hamilton
The Malcolm Mathesons guests
Fairfax Randolph Matheson)
Arnold (Juia Maheson) Scuy Iegg
OF Washington
Che is brother of the
Undersecretary Treasury
here their attractive yesterday
Miami Beach, also of interest Washington young
Robert Royens of New York
of the Netherlands to Washington
Splman is a
charming little
Raymond there
Louise Marsh looking lovely all Spman
Beach much that she plans until the Apand
indeed cannot blame
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Miss Josephine Seay
Becomes Bride of
Richard Mel >au6h1in

Miss Josephine Seay, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. 'Seay, and
Mr.. William Robbins Mclaughlin,
son of Mrs. Maud Robbins McLaugh-
lin and the late Mr.. Richard B. Nc
Laughlin, were married Saturday
afternoon, February 10. The we'd
ding took place in the South WASH
ington Street Methodist Church in
Alexandria. The Rev. DR.. C.. c.
Ball ofaciated at 4 o'clock in the
presence of few close friends.
Wearing a pearl gray ensemble
with navy blue accessories and a
Evening star., 1940-03-01
News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
OF the Capital
The Brazilian Ambassador
Will Entertain Tomorrow;
Other Parties Are Planned

The Brazilian Ambassador and senhora
cocktails tomorrow afternoon at the Embassy
being planned by members Washington Society
and part Of next week.
Najera Mexican Ambassador was
The narv which vas hed st M sha uU h MR. h o on m MOTIFS, o
anniversary
later became mixed buffet
they refused leave
early party began with bridge and cocktails
were Sonora de Castro Sonora Muna
Morris Mrs Brien Catgas
Mrs Neiah King Mrs Oman Hydrick and Neumark
Joining party Hughes,
Joseph Herring Representative
daughter signorina
Ia and 1t Count Flo della Tore and number of others
diplomatic society.
dAuby with and
the party continued into the smaller hours
Bulgarian guests
Ambassador
Naera sharing with Associate Justice and Mrs Harlan Fke
Minister 1rimescu
called
Illness his mother The Minister Washington last
Egyptian Minister
at the Legation DR. Charles Watson Of the Uni
vety guests Harry
Dr. Mrs George Duncan Mrs Mitchell Carroll Mrs Charles
author lecturer secretary
Ali Touba the Aache Mr. Anwar
Senator D. of
their apartment at Park HOTEL having arrived recently with
their family
Vice Admiral -Emden the German
Embassy
evening in their Sixteenth street home
The Chief Naval Operations
honor guests this afternoon
boxes the commandant
comb and Mrs Hocomb the Commandan
George r. Petteng Admiral
Mrs j. Greenslade Rear Admiral
Admiral and Mrs W. R. Frlong Rear Admiral Mrs Chester nz
Rear Admiral and Mrs M
and Mrs j. King Rear
Mrs John Downes Admiral
Mrs Charles M Oman Rear Admiral Mrs Fairfax
Admiral W. Woodson Rear Admiral Mrs Harold
Admiral and Admiral
Rear Admiral and Mrs John Towers Rear Admiral and Mrs Leigh
Noyes Maj Gen and Mrs Louis MCarty Little
Moses and Mrs p Quanico
Compton, wife of the Assistant
1nt wife
Admiral Ridley Mclean,
Capt Charles Galley u A., stationed Washington,
making
apartment
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Miss Manley Weds
Damon Sutton at
Sixth PRESBYTERIAN

The wedding of Miss Florence
Elizabeth Manley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Manley of Ia
koma Park, Nd, and Mr.. Damon
Sutton, son of Mrs. Minnie p. Vim
cent, Colorado Springs, Colo, took
place February 81 in the Sixth Pres
byterian Church. The pastor, the
Rev. ]. Herbert Garner, ofnciated
at 8 o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and made a charming
picture in her gown of blush white
satin fashioned in q Grecian style,
the skirt falling into a circular train.
At the back of the neck of the long
sleeved jacket of matching satin was
standing collar Of duchesse lace.
The palest of pink tulle was used for
the fingertip veil which fell from a
coronet of pink seed pearls. Her
only jewels were a double strand Of
pearls. She carried pink carnations
and lily of the valley.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mabel
Davidson, q cousin Of the bride, who
wore q pastel flowered dress Of the
bouffant style. She carried a bou-
quet Of deep pink carnations.
Standing with the bridegroom at
the altar, which was attractively
decorated with palms, was Mr..
Charles F. Hollopeter of Camden,
N. j., who acted as best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Graham Turnage
and Mr.. Al Levesque.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the Walton for some
IS guests and the wedding party,
the table being adorned with a large
wedding cake.
After their wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutton will be at home in
Bever]v Plaza Gardens. Alexan-
dria, Va.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

corsage bouquet Of sweetheart roses,
the bride was attended by her aunt,
Miss Bonnie LYDIA. The latter wore
Eleanor blue with a corsage bouquet
of gardenias. Mr.. Milton Cooper.
clerk of the Ways and Means Com
mittee of the House Of Representa-
tives, was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Mclaughlin are liv-
ing in Washington, where he is con-
tinuing his studies at George WASH
ington University. He formerly at
tended the University of North Caro-
lima and is a member of Alpha Tau
Omega. His bride attended Lee H.
Edwards High School in Asheville.
She has been a resident of WASH
ington for several years.
The wedding reception was held
in the apartment of Miss LYDIA.
Evening star., 1940-03-01

ator Ebert D. Thomas, Senator
James E. Murray, Senator Rush D.
Holt and Senator Allen j. Ellender
of the Senate Committee of Educa-
ton and Labor; Commissioner Mel
vim C. Hazen and Commissioner
David McCoach, Surg. Gen. Thomas
Parran, Public Health Service; DR..
Warren F. Draper, assistant to the
surgeon general; Representative Al
fred L. Bulwinkle, Father David v.
McCauley, dean Of the Georgetown
University medical school; DR.. Wal
lace M. Yates and DR.. Vincent j.
Bardauski, Georgetown University
Hospital; DR.. Walter Andrew Bloc
dorm, dean of George Washington
University medical school; DR..
Charles Stanley White and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Mrs. Edward Perhan
Leaves After Visit

Mrs. Edward Fuller Perhan, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Anthony Walden, left
yesterday to join Mr. Perhan at
their home in Henderson, N. c. Mr..
and Mrs. Perhan we're the guests of
the formers uncle, Mr.. S. S. Perhan,
at the Waldorf last week
and Mrs. Perhan later came to
Washington to attend the luncheon
her sister gave Monday for their
mother, Mrs. Edward w. Pou. and
Mrs. John Kerr, Mrs. Don Leslie
and Mrs. Harllee Branch. During
her stay here Mrs. Perhan was en-
tertained at number of parties.
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Notables Attend
Private Showing
OF 'Ma9ic Bullet

The Departmental Auditorium was
the scene of a distinguished gath
ering last evening, when the Public
Health Service was fonored at a
private showing of THE Story of
DR.. Ehrich's Magic Bullet" with
Edward G. Robinson in the role of
the famous scientist. A number of
Senators and Representatives and
their wives were in the audience, as
were many of Washingtons most
distinguished doctors and their fam
tiles.
Among those present were: Sen
Evening star., 1940-03-01

O1uucI, Will I'll Tic JcWcIy YOU pOoScSS-Oul
at lunch time you sit in q beach chair, pref.
erably beside a pool, dressed in slacks and Z
sweater or bathing suit.
Staying with Mrs. Donahue and
her guests at luncheon the other day
were Mrs. Edward Hutton, James
Moffet and Larry Doyle Of New York.
Mrs. Hutton wore white turban wound
around her sleek black hair and short
white silk sports frock, and Mrs Dona-
hue was in reen-and-white print
topped of with white Angora sweater.
Princess Hohenlohe and Stewart Nc
Donald were also there, as well as the
young son of the hostess.
The Donahue house is magnihcently
situated between the ocean and the lake
with the beautifully planted gardens on the
lake side. The drawing room, as in 50 many
lovely homes here, is almost completely
furnished in white, with heavy white carpets
covering the entire floor and the wide
Evening star., 1940-03-01
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington
By the Way
Beth Blaine

PALM BEACH, Fla.-When Mrs. James Donahue enerans
luncheon does almost daily she the small beach house
swimming rather
Despite chilly weather several Of the most
braved then fortified
piping hot delicious meal
nicent midday
buffet Palm Beach party night
The weekly echo., 1940-09-06

But your cooking worries will be over
for accidents just don't ever happen
with a Magic Chef range
Its super insulated ovens makes baking
easy. Buy it now-no down payment
36 months to pay-PEOPLES WATER
AND GAS COMPANY. Remember, it's
economical and convenient to use GAS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25
Old fashioned
Ritual Used at
@. {. 5. Service

A .candlelight ceremony, marked
by the exemplificaticn of tho ID
fashioned Robert Morris initiation
ritual presented in costume by the
officers OF the Order Of Eastern
Star, was an event of outstanding
interest held last evening at the
Scottish Rite Temple
Mrs. Mildred Wyller, Worthy
Matrcn, presided during the even
ing and prior to the special service
a regular business session was held.
Following the lodge work a social
was enjoyed. with Mrs. Amanda
Cook in charge of arrangements.
During the evening Miss Matilda
Hoist talened young mezzo-soprano,
ortt Z ned with two selections
Go Down Moses" and Sweet Song
CT Long Ago" She was accompan-
led at the piano by Mrs. Trevor
Davis.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25
FRANK MORGAN
IS STAR OF HIT
OPENING HERE
Henry Goes Arizona"
New Comedy Now at
Capitol Theatre

Frank Morgan, one of the great
est entertainers on the motion
picture screen, at last has role
that enables him to run the full
course of his many comedy talents
in Henry Goes Arizona new
laugh riot which opens tonight at
the Capitol Theatre.
AS the whimsical Henry, a
Broadway dude who goes to Ari-
IONA to save the family ranch from
a band CT outlaws, Morgan is a
cne-man circus. From the minute
ne discovers that derby hat and
spats are not worn in the Wild
West until he turns into a cowboy
with guns and chaps, Morgan cen
tributes a new high in hilarity.
Outstanding in his supporting
cast is little Virginia Weidler VINO
handles comedy and dramatic stu
ations alike with startling ease foT
an eleven year-old AS a fell for
Morgan in merry Western ranch
sequences, she achieves the distinc-
ton of being child actress who
holds audience attention through
sheer ability.
Veteran comedians who also add
to the laugh content Of the picture
include Guy Kibbee, rotund and
amusing as the Western Judge who
hands out liquor instead of justice.
Slim Summerville's mournful coun-
tenance provides an ideal farcial
backdrop for Morgans effusive
antics. Douglas Fowley is an ex-
cellent villain as the INSCRIPTIONS
ranch foreman, and Owen Davis
Jr., is convincing and sympathetic
as the cowboy who is unJustly ac-
cused of murder and is saved from
bloodthirsty mob by Morgan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25

Body Found
Hung On
Bridge

At 4:45 o'clock this morning, in
he grim light CT pre- dawn, Percy's
Cafe employees JIM and Charles
ALBERT, passing beneath the Doug
las Bridge with their outbcard
powered beat. saw the body of
nan, swinging frepl rope III the
center Of the span.
Today III, body lies en- the Geld
flc7r CT the City Jail, unidentified,
and City Police arc ccmbing laun-
diy records to seek the Identity
CT HE dead man.
Tysss in a well fitting blue serge
suit, with brown shoes and blue
" / shirt, the body. to all outward
srrcatancer, was that CT a moder-
well IF laborer, but blue eyes
nd cherry red lips in pale white
face suck an inccngruous nee.
p ticjn n jack Manery and Roy
Thomas, who rushed tc the ccene
and pulled the body up, were the
first tc discover that the body was
s-nebcdy's idea Of a grisly joke.
Tt was complete dummy APP
parertly machine made except for
rcGgcd lips, blue pencllled eyes and
wCol yarn hair. The arms of the
dummy were stiffened with card
beard and brown gloves were filled
with pebbles. Brown shoes were
fastened To the dangling legs
The joke might have been on
th7es who were frightened by the
sight of body on rope in the
Uncertain light of dawn, Chief of
Police Dan Ralston thinks it will
be interesting to check through the
evidence to determine who was re-
srccs.ble for the prank.
Republicans thought the corpse
should have born a sign, Franklin"
while Democrats thought Wendell"
wcuid be more appropriate, but in
Tie light of current events, prob
ably even Dan Ralston would have
been satisfied in his quest for JUS
tee had the corpse simply worn
bit of black moustache.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25
Anniversary Banquet
Held Last Evening
By Catholic Won en-

Opening their fall social activi-
ties, and highlighting them too,
the Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea entertained last evening with
their fourth anniversary banquet
The affair was given at the Parish
Hall and members of the organi-
cation and their friends crowded
the recreation rooms for the event
Especially effective were the dec
orations in the banquet room,
where calendula's and gladioli
were blended with autumn leaves
and tapers in artistic arrange
ments.
Mrs. A. M. Geyer was toastmis-
tress for the occasion and guests
of honor were the Rev. w. g.
LeVasseur and the Rev. Edward c.
Budde. During the evening Mrs
Walter Hellan, Territorial Deputy
for the Catholic Daughters, spoke
briefly on the ideals and Accom-
plishments' of the organization.
An after dinner-game was en-
joyed by those seated in the BAN
quet room and honors went to H
c. Redman and M. E. Monagle
Tony DelSanto, youthful accordian-
list, entertained with several selec-
tons and later played for dane
ing.
Cards also provided entertain
ment and honors went to Mrs
John j. Klein. N
Dinner arrangements were made
by Mrs. Peter Bond, Miss Mary
VanderLeest was in charge of the
entertainment, and Mrs. H. G. Red
man headed the committee for
table decorations.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25
YOUNG PLAYERS CLICK
IN TALE OF NEWLyWEDS
NOW AT COLISEUM SHOW

The younger generation has the
situation well in hand at the
Coliseum Theatre, where Para
mounts unusual drama of college
life, "All Women Have Secrets" has
its local opening tonight. A tai
ented youth cast gets cum laude
rating for its acting in a story
packed with suspense, action and
romance.
College characters have always
been among the most difficult to
bring to the screen, and Para
mounts starlets perform like vets
in "All Women Have Secrets
From Joseph Allen Jr., Virginia
Dale and Jean Cagney right down
to the lowliest member of tn e
cheering section, all the players
give believable and engaging por-
trayals of university types.
After one of the seasons most
exciting opening scenes-a thrill
packed football game-the picture
takes up its main piece OF business
the experiences of undergraduates
who do what almost every student
is tempted to do at some time OF
another-marry while still in col
lege.
Crises, thrills and laughs follow
rapidly, as three iove-struck couples
take their orders from Cupid and
tie the marriage knots. With the
peculia nonchalence of youth
they marry in haste-and don't
even have the leisure to repent
it!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25
PERCY'S CAFE
S T q II
AT PERCY'S CAFE
Breakfast Dinner or Light
Lunches
. DELICIOUS FOOD
. FOUNTAIN SERVICE
. REFRESHMENTS

Scott campus cutie. Miss Bishop is a teacher
still can't forget the windmill scenes
in Foreign Correspondent so
completely recaptures the thrill of the hanging
Maybe Hitchcock out to make the again
Ann Todd, the Temple heiress presumptve going into
Lady Jane which purchased originally Shirley
Pat Passage Constance Bennett)
thinking stage but
keeping him nights gratitude the movies
best by his Who heard owning
aSchunk CT a track?'
Times easier even booming for the Boy Who
Get upon time the manly skeptica
had final clinch whthe
audiences they couldn't have the lady
wanted Nowadays is the winner Bob
the loses the girl If he
bumped 1Typhoon' - but he along
getting his weekly Bob loses D. Lamou
Foster in Moon Over Burma and Foster the winner when
Gary Cooper Carroll in Northwest Mounted
Police
ought advantage of fading
out alone long time everybody knows Sydney Car
way, what of that In "A
Tale of Two Cities who the girl Sydney. Carton lost?
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25
Hollywood Sights find Souud5

HOLLYWOOD Cal, Sept 25-Lucille Ball ought
White Light of Hope all the Bubmeged prettes town
couple OF after working herself
standstI Lucille took step "Annabela series looked
to be on the highroad last nothing happened
indigo but game Kept on performing her chores
fully kept bring directors in her
direction for parts she knew she could
When she got one she good. then came
that picture called Dance Girl Dance playing
buresque queen against Maureen OIIaras
She made the boys sit cheer
who has cast her the Three Cob
Dance Girl, Dance as Lucille is even
sweeter picture Azner is still the
only woman picture-grinder in Miss was I'M
fortunate enough called
The Bride Wore Red The picture almost
Crawford and it the last Arzner Dance Girl
Dance" came along to career
one Sunday Afternoon, the stage play that Gary
Cooper earlier alkie Cagneys now They're
changing the setting York but the
rc1d is still the Gay Nineies. Martha
dcted crest into Three Cheers Bishop
college but don't worry making Great
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-25
.Bride-EIe(t OF
Kelly Foss Is
Enroute North

Miss Elizabeth Stranahan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Strana-
han of Hood River, Oregon, and
bride-elect of Mr. Kelly Foss. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Foss of Ket-
chikan, passed through Juneau last
evening on the steamer Aleutian
enroute to the Westward.
The couple plan to be married
at Seward and will make their home
at Anchorage, where Mr.. Foss is
foreman at the Army air base.
Miss Stranahan has been a
teacher in the public schools at
Sitka for the past two years. Mr..
Ross is we'll known here and is the
brother of Harold Foss, well known
Juneau architect.