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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-07-05
COLLECTOR HERE

lAr. Michael z. Vinolzouroff, G
tnombor OF tho staff Of tho Library of
Congross, We shington, Dc, hes boon
z recent. visitor in Kodiak and onnnur-
tiles in this area, in this area, scol
ing historical data in the interest of
tho Library. lr. Vinokouroff has spent
q Lifetime in research work in connoc |
t5ion with tho history Of Ala ska, part !
fcular1y that part relating to tho
Rus sian occupation. Ho is as scmbling
records from the various Rus ian chl11 l
phos in Alaska to be pormcntly lodged
in tho Library, whore they gro being
6ctaloguod, translated and made avail 1
tb1e for study by historians. Those
records which, by their~ nature, should
not be removed from tho ir pres ====:
ont 1odgomont, have boon copied CGE
py means Of micro-photo gr aphi r. :
equipment he ccroi cd for that l.
purpose. Part Of the: time he ~
spcnt in Kod lax, he devoted -
to some interesting records and
documents in WI rskinc' s lib4
rcry. ln. VinokU cuff took his f.
departure on the NORTH Coast, f. INIT =
for Sand Point, whoroho WILL ~ p7oA>
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-07-05
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70 INC pea1s Of Wcdding-bells and tlo1o
oo 1 from me :snow-coppod mountains Of Nod
olS4I 1s1e1d. His Violet C2ribea71 became the
crloe OF Arttn1r Davis, in the little Bcpti st
T{ no en OF hod1ok, ovor1ooking omen's ay.
nA0 service was read ct $3.50, with the Row WI
! w. ":rfler officiating, q golden Alaskan
ne" moon showed itself just above the distant
1ori zon. wv ~ 0 '
roaa MI: and Mrs. :: Dick Smith, themselves newly
''Hoc5, offended the principals rs bost man ana
or t4aad rospoctivoly, va51o host Of fr1e
nus attended tho CO remony Prior to tho 1aerr-
'1cgo VOWS boing exchanged, the prelude YVES
played on tho organ by Jack Agnew Chopin,s
opus rs, No 7 and Virgil Lyman sang NJ Promi sci
You
!; The bride ottirod in g very smart dor15
D-uo toa-goWn, trimmed wi tn ito and woro
complete accessories.
! Among those present at the ceremony wc1,o;
lComnondo1 CT .Coryoll, Lieut. V. Roborts Copt !
and Mrs. John D.Blanchord, MIR. end Hrs MI lton
Erwin, Mr.. and IRIS. F Flo ldhoim, Mr., and Mrs !.
Jim Barton, lr. and Mrs. Stan Eorris Mr. end
ians' A: rfe4o11, Mr.. end~1rs. r. -o1oson; lr.
|cnd MRS. J*Froborg, Hiss Dorothy Boclos III ort
:SaDo1, Mr.. Ed. Campbell enc many othor
After tho wedding, q reception wes hold
jot tho Rendezvous Candy Shop, at Wll1c over IS
guests wore present.
!! Inc NowlyWoGs Will mako their now home in
El1s lzdnv1l1e, tho bridegroom be ing employed by
the Sioms-DroZc Puget Sound Co. ct tho Naval
Air Station Carp.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

cession of roles now confronting her
to this sudden acquisition of glamor.
II she Is glamorous, she has been
that way for several years now, she
reasons All she needed was to have
the right people say she was
glamorous. But now that she has
been publicly stamped with the in
triguing quality, she doesn't want
to rest on it.
Wants Dramatic Parts.
'It's given me my chance" she
said. But now that I've got my
foothold in pictures I want folks to
forget about this glamor business.
It's been fine springboard, but
I've got to show them I can act.
And I really think can. After all,
I've been on and off the stage ever
since was years ola."
Miss Brandes is S feet S inches
tall, weighs l22 pounds, has dark
brown hair, hazel eyes and few
esthetically distributed freckles. Her
ambition-"to do good dramatic
roles and dance, too, If they'll only
give me the chance"
She's in a fine position today to
realize that ambition and even to
shed some of that glamor, if she's
serious about the desire. But what
ever happens, Miss Brandes feels
that contest-winning has been a
benefit and certainly no handicap
in storming the gates of Hollywood.
released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1940-06-02
HOLLYWOOD Has the Time
But Lacks the Talent
Continued From First Page.)

scampeng doing evil with z AN Angel
Kauman Butter and Egg Man.
aggregation of nept that made
lsughabe at than with
charming the latter lacks fault Of the script and
latest OF Irene
popularity popularity and the sweet memory in
which the original play held rather than from the fact
it comedy with music.
the period Of learning how to make
Wrath "Th Primrose Path
pictures had lost the knack OF being light
silly The not be permanent but the comedy
0be lists this had better rushed
consongy escapist will been vain
to flourish in the land of sunshne
Drama Departments Fail
In Their Efforts to BE Light.
ordinarily mocking at its worst turned
couple mornings that this department
thinks its ehtne light For trying to be about
fairly cmpled critic female admirer Of
Dorothy
This" almost had denied it, "is time for
escape"
inspiration the department set about
writing that favore airy
the trade no-news-today.
1t just
which Shelton worthy
biographical Modens otherwise
conceding critics missed the
story having wrote Clark Gables lambs
and Margaret sullavans goats
biographical columns the local
would think OVERRIDING
subject.
looked while might print
write that the morale might
pieces world conditions making
chus toward correspondents with intentions lofty Howood
Evening star., 1940-06-02
paddle game, even among males
best Of whom to be Mickey Rooney
And Even Cricket.

paddle game, even among males
best OF whom to be Mickey Rooney
And Even Cricket.
Turning to the ancient sport OF
archery, entries would be Basil
Rathbone, Enrol Flynn and Alan
Hale, while the hale and upright
c. Aubrey Smith (77 year old next
month";, Boris Karlo6 and Henry
Stephenson approaching TO- could
form the nucleus of a nifty cricket
team.
Bowling has its Harold Lloyd, who
recently rolled a perfect 300 game
while Joe Penner is another rated
high at the alley sport. Sonia
Henie, Of course. is an olympics
champion herself in the skating
domain. In boxing the actors
should hold their own, with such
skilled leather pushers as Wayne
Morris, George O'Brien, Victor Jory
and Victor McLaglen-providing age
hasn't overtaken couple.
No aviation slouches are Robert
Cummings (best of all film fiiers)
Henry King, Wallace Berry, Jimmy
Stewart and Tyrone Power. If they
wanted to make it tough, Holly
woods stunt men could fly rings
around the most daring.
Yes, if we do have a Western
Hemisphere olympics, and it's held
in Hollywood's own backyard, look
for the robust lads and lassies Of
the movies to corral q few Oscars
on a different front.
(Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Wanger's Mystery

One Of the 70 sets for Alfred
Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent"
production at Walter Wanger studios
is called mystery set No. 63."
Guarded by studio police night
and day, the huge set hides the
secrets of one of the most dramatic
sequences in the timely story of an
American newsman abroad. The
cast has worked on this set but twice,
for 1t has been created for the last
sequence of the picture, but more
than 125 technicians have been EN-
ployed for four weeks in getting it
ready, working In four six-hour
shifts daily. Lee Zavitz, one of
Hollywood's foremost experts in Gre
ating technical miracles, is in charge
of the mystery set The only thing
curious visitors and studio attaches
have been able to learn about it is
that because Of recent war develop
ments Wanger and Hitchcock have
made some changes in the script, de-
manding budget Of S159, 100 for the
set instead Of the original estimate
Of $5l, $50.
Pages covering the action Of the
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Heffernun
Continued From First Page }

riding and roping honors against
the best sent against them.
Aquatic honors could be won by
Weissmuller, Buster Crabbe, Eleanor
Holm, Jane Wyman and Ronald
Reagan, all experts in the damp
events. John Page would qualify as
a contender for fancy diving hon.
ors.
In skeet and trap shooting the
town hasn't been mapping, either.
It could put into the field a team
that might be expected to sweep
the boards. Headed by Robert Stack
Oeanna Durbins first screen
kissee), who has long string of
citations. and Fred MacMurray, one
Of the best in the West, the five-gun
squad would include Clark Gable.
Carole Lombard and Don Ameche.
Under Gables persistent tutorship,
Carole has developed rapidly into
the colony's best feminine trap
shooter
On the Fairways, Too.
Golfing honors might easily be
won by Bing Crosby, consistent 70
shooter; but there are many who
would back Bill Frawley, Bob Hope
and Dick Arlen. Among feminine
mashie-swingers, Ruby Keeler would
doubtless rate as the leading Holly
wood contender, although Irene
Dunno with three holes -in-one) and
Paulette Goddard would bid for
recognition.
In competition for craftsmanship
prizes, the sceen's favorites would
be Robert Cummings, Joy Hodges,
Ray Milland, John Mack Brown,
Carole Hughes, Tom Mix and Buck
Jones. They NOV 'em down with
a rifle.
On the tennis court, Binne Barnes,
Enrol Flynn, Ralph Bellamy, Ginger
Rogers and Constance Bennett rate
high in any circles. Again, Miss
Rogers might smack them all of
at table tennis for she has little
or no competition here at the
Evening star., 1940-06-02


a baby show. At five, she lugged
home a cup designating her best
dancer in an operetta. In kinder
earten, she was cited for musical &C.
complishments in leading a rhythm
band. Later she was named fore
most dancer in the Enchanted Island
of Chicago's Century OF Progress
Exposition.
This contest-winning phase of her
career was climaxed when the Chi
cago Federated Advertising Club
named her "Ad Queen of Chicago, y
selecting her as the city's best ad-
vertising model But the procession
didn't end there.
AS a reward, Miss Brandes was
sent to Hollywood with a scholar
ship to study at Max Reinhardt's s
workshop-and three months later
the Motion Picture Still Photog-
raphers' Association OF the movie
capital picked her from a field of
60 candidates as the movie glamor
girl of 1940."
NV 4 AAAAA ANVACSs
That title has done things for
her. You can't scoff off glamor
Shortly after she was dubbed, Miss
Brandes obtained her first screen
role-a part in "Turnabout," the
Thorne Smith novel produced by
Hal Roach. Now things are def
nitely looking up for her.
The still photographers vote has
won her substantial parts in five
forthcoming pictures-among them
The Girls From Syracuse" at Uni
versal; "A Night at Earl CAROLS, u
at Paramount, and an untitled pic
ture at R-K-O, all signed, sealed
and delivered to her agents keeping
In addition to all this she's one
Of the leading candidates among
some Is girls being tested for the
role of "Tillie, the Toiler," at Co.
lumbia studio. And yet they say
contest winners have two strikes and
half on them when they come to
Hollywood!
Ann Sheridan's Chin.
The still photographers land
pretty choosey individuals these
lensmen are) crowned Miss Brandes
their idea glamor girl because:
She has the chin of Ann Sheri-
dan
The cheeks and nose of Linda
Oarnell.
The eyes of Vivien Leigh.
The hair of Maureen O'Hara.
And when a girl possesses these
best points of quartet of the
screens reigning beauties-well,
there can be only one thing-a
glamor girl in the true sense of the
well-worn catch phrase.
Miss Brandes willingly admits she
owes the busy and profitable sue
Evening star., 1940-06-02

singer, writer. He was 20 years old
and ready to settle down.
Now He Is Content.
While on the road with the play
I met Gladys Heaney, who is a
better actress than I am actor" ,"
Naish says. "She played a leading
role We fell in love. The play went
to New York City. We got good
notices. I decided acting was the
thing for me. I settled down. I've
never been to China"
Instead. Naish has his money in
annuities; he has a record of having
played more than a score of heels
on the screen; he has a home in
Hollywood, and he is content.
"1'm glad" he says, ''that I rode
out that storm and the vessel had
to put back into port. I'm glad
I got OIL and never went back to
sea-"
A Cinema Vagabond.
Carol has gone back to sea. Most
recently. he was Mekaiki, q South
Sea native villain in Paramount s
'Typhoon." He perished in . SUBJ
marine disaster Of his own making
But he didn't go to sea in the SUBJ
marine. He just went to q Para
mount process stage, and sank to
his briny grave in a most synthetic
manner.
He has done lot of vagabonding
He's been Rasinoff, the heel in
Beau Geste," supposedly laid on
the deserts Of Africa, but actually
filmed In Yuma, Ariz.; q maniac in
The Island of Lost Men" laid in
China, but never farther away from
the administration building than
stage Z; Chinese father of Loretta
Young in THE Hatchet Men," and
an eccentric Irishman in 1.-The King
of Chinatown"
II get my thrills out of that
sort of thing these days." says
Naish. I'm glad I've settled down"
Evening star., 1940-06-02

mystery set are not permitted in the
Foreign Correspondent" script, and
since Joel McCrea, Laraine Day,
Herbert Marshall and George
Sanders are not to ne told of what
takes place until actual filming be-
gins. the set becomes a real mystery
inside the studio as well as outside.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Gloria jeans Next

Gloria Jean, Universals 12-year.
old singing star, will be presented
next in Little Bit Of Heaven" with
Helen Parrish, Robert Stack and
Leslie Howard. Joe Pasternak, who
launched her career with The
Under-Pup," will produce. and An
drew Marion will direct, from .
screen play by Grover Jones.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Outdoor Amusements

dancing nightly
lined cruise vessel leaving at $50 for the moonlight cruise
Also trips daily at $50 and 2:30 pm.
POTOMAC-Nghty moonlight cruises the Seventh
Maine o'clock Saturdays there
two down river dance a at $50 and the second
at 1880, with name" bands supplying the music
GLEN ECHO PARK-The full complement of
fractions includes various rides midway novelties dancing
pavilion and shaded picnic There dancing nightly
except Sundays in the Spanish Garden Ball Room, music
by Paul Kahn, with songs by Adele Van.
sEAsDE-Amuement park Chesapeake Nd . mile
long boardwalk host Of resort attractions swimming either
the bay In the saltwater pool ana dancing in the cool
pavilion beside the Chesapeake
Evening star., 1940-06-02

When She returned to port, he
abandoned the idea of going to
China, got himself cast in the stage
play, "The Shanghai Gesture" in
Los Angeles instead
This was in 1927. Naish had been
actor, roustabout, sailor, soldier,
Evening star., 1940-06-02
COmedienne Cast

Joyce Compton, blond comedi-
enne, will have an important role
in They Drive by Night" Warner
Bros. picture starring George Raft
with Ann Sheridan and Humphrey
Bogart.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Olivia de Havilland uses the split
sleep method for study when she Is
learning a role. She sleeps four
hours, studies for two and then goes
back to sleep until morning.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Now He Travels at Home
Typhoon Sent J. Carol Naish
Back to Screen Career
HOLLYWOOD.


typhoon in all its fury lasing the
structure and everything battered
freighter, Manzana
of j. Carol
Naih signed able at Pedro
Shanghai rode through three ship
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Here's One Contest Winner
Who's Licking That Jinx
Alaine Brandes, Holder of Many
Titles, Is Not Being Shunted
Aside in Hollywood


Contrary old tradition always shunted
aside in Hollywood OF maybe
the exception to prove that an accepted rule still holds good
Anyway Miss Band probably has
actress in moeand todyand certainly regret
this writing ~ - "
Born in Chicago January selected three years
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEEK OF JUNE Q

~ WSaNS -
Academy
9Th and g sts. Sc.
| |Ambossodor
18th and Columbia n
Apollo
e2A q q. NE.
| Ashton
Ariinston. va.
Atlos
1881 z Ct. MI
| Avalon
1ls connectieus !! Az.
Avenue Grand
M6 Pa. Ave. 81
Beverly
18th and = ets. NE.
| Bethesda
6ethoeda. Nd.
| Buckingham
Arlington. va.
|CoIvert
1884 Wiscenstn Ave.
IConeo
Mount Rainier, Nd.
Carolina
i1ta q \. G. Ave. d
Central
as 9th et. NV.
Circle
e106 Pc. Ave. NV.
Colony
Ga: Ave: and Farrasu
Congress E;sho1s s,sa IL,
Portland ct. 0.E.
| Dunborton
1919 Wis. Ave. NV.
FoirIown
Anacostia, D. c.
| GreenbeIt
| Qreenbelt, Nd.
lHippodrone
& near 9th
The Hiser
Bethesda. Nd.
Home
18th and c sts. NE.
|HyottsviIIe
Hyattsville. Nd.
| Jesse
18th nr: 3: / Ave: M
Kennedy
Kennedy. nr. 4th NV
lice
Fails Church, Va.
Little
9th Above P
Marlboro
Marlboro, Nd.
| Milo
Rockville. Nd.
| Newton
18th &Newton sts. MI
| Palm
Del Ray, Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. e.I.
Princess
18th and Il sts. NE.
| Richmond
Alexandria, VI.
| Reed
Alexandra, Va.
Sovoy
5000 l4th et. NV.
| Seco
Silver sprinE. Nd.
| Sheridan
Ga. Ave. 4 Sheridan o
| Silver
Silver Spring, Nd.
Stanton
9Th and c ets. M.
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
104 r. I. Ave. NV.
Tokomo
Takoma Park. D. c.
| Tivoli
l4th and PARK Rd.
Uptown
Conn. Ave. d Newark st
| Wilson
Arlington. VI.
York
Ca. Ave. d Quebec p
Evening star., 1940-06-02

"Mr. Smith Goes to
Washington" "Cour-
ageous DR.. Christian. "
Joan Bennett, George
Raft, House Across
thu nav's
Evening star., 1940-06-02
WEDNESDAY

"A Child Is Born"
and
money to Burn"
Joan FontAine and
Laurence Olivier in
'RebeccA"
Evening star., 1940-06-02

TELEGRAPH Trail" and
Outside the Three.
Mile Limit
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Charlie Mccarthy,
Detective /"
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Martha Raye and
Charlie RuFgles In
Farmers Daughter.
South Of the Border"
and Ghost Comes
Hone
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Penny Singleton. Ar
thur Lake, Blonde
ON 4 1udRet."
Evening star., 1940-06-02

"Oh. Johnny. How You
Can Love" Marshal
OF Mesa City"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10
Johnny Apollo AT Roxy Today

Mol since rjsNe< jaate~ has Txs
rome ruwer had = Fris The that
% "1ohnny Arolio- IN The auth
csnsury-Fnx drama ~ thai title
which eo-stars him with noroshy
LAmour a. the Roxy theassr today.
aiohnny Apollo il the aiias ~
: young college man. henk<F'a
son. who surna mobsssr when ths
father he lsinll.ed II nsnt 10 prison
ana his wealthy friends turn
against him.
Dorothy Lamour IL more silnF.
lng than ever ~ ''Lucky.' pubsrFy.
the hard boiled night club enters
tainer who understands and Iosss
the boy. no matter what he dnes
Production chief Daryl y zan-
uek carefully selected thu isnpas.
Ing supporting east Edward Ar.
mold 10 seen ~ the banker father:
Lloyd Nolan plays Mickey pwyer.
the sanFstrr whose mab Johnny
Apollo Dolns. Charley 0Fapswln IL
cast NJ tipping sx.j,idEs turned
underworld lawyer, and Llonsl Al.
viii IL sean m The bankers lawyer,
IN whom Johnny appeals In vain
for aid for his father.
Sharing the scsesu II Call a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10
Marlin Has Appeared
In Two Pulitzer

Abe Lincoln in Illinois" Is the
second Pulitzer Prize play in
which Lewis Martin has been seen.
and strange as 1t may seem. the
other one. idiots Delight" was
also written by Robert e. Sher-
wood.
With Raymond Massey, who
comes to the Temple theater on
Wednesday night, May Is, Mr..
Martin Is seen as Ninian Edwards,
close friend and adviser of Abra-
ham Lincoln. Edwards was the
brother-in-law of Mary Todd. and
II was In his house that Honest
Abe" met and wed the ambitious
young woman who dreamed of
becoming the wife of the president
of the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10

The quarterly meeting of the
General council. which operates as
the planning section Of the Fedora
ton of Social Agencies. viii meet
in the loft of the Y. W. c. A. on
Friday at $50 p. m.
The Rev. Harold b. Long. chair
man of the council, in announcing
the meeting emphasized the Inn
portance OF attendance OF all
members.
During the past months COM
mittees of various sections have
been active In carrying forward
the recommendation made last
year for better coordination In the
field of social welfare In Tacoma.
he said. Committees reports
dealing with a central clearing
bureau for trsnsients. case study
for children, coordination for bet
ter health. and summer camps
will be discussed. Other reports
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10
Train CCC Men
In First Aid

American Rod Cross first aid
courses already have been conn
pieted by 20 per cent % the new
April enroilees ~ CCC Camp
Electron. II was announced Thurs
day BY Milton J. Evans. executive
secretary Of the Pierce county
chapter.
First aid training IL given 10
all enrollees IN an intensive 20
hour course during their first Two
weeks Of camp life. the cct'
"orientatlon" period. In the past
year, Evans said. tina county Red
Cross chapter has trained ap5 ccc
youths,
Five Camp Eleotron snrollses
who soon VIII take final eNamina-
tons for certification ~ assistant
instructors are c. J. DECREE,
william Matthey. Thomas sullivan
and Garnett Shelters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10
Marri;aqe
eli;censes

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Karl T. Rich
ardson, 20, American Lake North.
and Alice Jane Hazen. TAO Waller
road: George c. Burke. 81. Fort
Lewis. and Agnes Beulah Hester.
rs, 42i I'd ave. N. e., Puyallup.
Howard Marvin Brown, n. and
Louise Flick. 81. both OF Yelm:
William T. Kerr, 81. 1900 SO. st..
and Margaret shaw. 10. Dol So.
7th ST.: Pat Mangan. 75f7 So. 47d
st. and Ellen Anderberg. 5s4s 50.
Cakes. Morrie II. Rahstoff. 20.
1884 Fawcctt. and Lillian r. ELI
son. "a. 1914 So. 9th st: John
Wilfred Lirscombe. IS. Seattle. and
Catherine Fstelle Potter. II. Au-
burn. George August Meier. 30.
Route !. Box %. Sumner. and
Marian Margaret kernes, 2s. Bria-
tol, s. Oak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-10
General Council Of Social
Agencies to Meet on Friday

VIII be received from the confer
ence and endorsement commit
tees"
The General council operates
through four major divisions of
service and three special commit
tees. They are Family Problem
Section, Mrs. c. r. Mcdonald.
chairman: Child Welfare Section,
Mrs. A. b. Comfort. chairman:
Health Section. Rev. Walter o.
Macoskey, chairman, and Group
and Recreation Section. Emery
Asbury. chairman. Other com.
mittees are Conferences. Mrs. G. y,
Cortelyou. chairman. Social Serv-
ice Exchange. Mrs. John Bolinger,
chairman. and Endorsement. DIT.
Marvin II. Sehafer. chairman.