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Evening star., 1948-09-16
.Byfhs Assoeic.ed Press

FOLKSTON, Ga, Sept. 16.-Polo-
playing Francis Hitchcock and
Stephana Saja, Pennsylvania coal
miners daughter, were honeymoon
ing today after a surprise elope-
ment to this South Georgia "Gretna
| Green"
The 23-year-old bride, who left
her native Windber, Pa, and went
to New York to become clerk In a
brokerage firm. was married to the
39-year-old Hitchcock here last
night by Charlton County Judge
A. S. Mcqueen.
A simple single-ring civil cere-
mony was used in the nuptials. 1t
was the first marriage for the bride,
the third for the socialite groom.
Plan Church Ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for the Kentucky
Florida Club, an exclusive though
unpretentious sportsmen's club 5
miles from Deland, Fla.
A friend said the civil marriage
last night would be followed soon by
q church ceremony.
The last legal barrier to the we'd
ding was removed Tuesday at West
Palm Beach, Fla, when Circuit
Judge c. E. Chillingworth granted a
divorce to Mrs. Marie Grammer
Hitchcock, the groom's second wife,
on her counter suit.
Hitchcock, however, still faces the
possibility of a perjury investigation
directed by the court at the time
the decree was entered. The queS-
ton raised was whether Mr.. Hitch
cock had perjured himself in obtain
ing Florida marriage license by
saying he was divorced.
Georgia License Used.
A Georgia license issued by Judge
Mcqueen was used in the wedding
here last plght. In New York, VIII
liam P. McCool, Mr.. Hitchcock's at
torney, said the Georgia license was
obtained because no waiting period
was required after the application.
Folkston has become . favor1te
marrying place for many Floridlans
and others who do not want to OBJ
serve Florida's three-day waiting Pc
riod.
The Florida license had been Is
sued by Flagler County Judge E. w.
Johnston at BunneIl several weeks
ago. The Judge said Mr.. Hitchcock
told him at the time that he was
divorced.
Evening star., 1948-09-16

'attired In slacks and q print blouse
Mr.. Hitchcock wore light tan slack!
and sport shirt.
Reception Planned Today.
First word Of the ceremony came
from Mr.. McCool, who said the
wedding reception would be held al
noon today at the exclusive Ken
lucky Florida Club near Deland. Mr.
Hitchcock is a law student at Stet-
son University.
The place and time of the wedding
had been a closely guarded secret
Yesterday, it had been indicated the
VOWS would be spoken before the
Rev. Demosthenes Mekras, Greek
Orthodox priest of Miami.
Father Mekras, pastor of st. Sofia
Church, said he would fly to Day.
tona Beach for the marriage as soon
Evening star., 1948-09-16
Hitchcock Miners Daughter
Married by Georgia Judge

The spacious living room OF Judge
McQueen's eight-room home a few
blocks from the Folkston business
district was the scene of the wedding
The bride and groom were accom-
panied by friend Judge Mcqueen
said he believed to be Col. Arch Wall.
Stephana had been staying at the
home Of Col. and Mrs. Wall south of
Daytona Beach at Wilbur the
Sea. Earlier reports had said the
wedding was to be in White Castle,
the Walls ocean-front home.
The bride, described by Judge NC
Queen as a right pretty girl" was
Evening star., 1948-09-16
Girl Emborrusses Chief

A girl translator has lost her job
at the Allied Kommandaturs in
Berlin, for causing a Russian gen.
Ieral to say biting" when he meant
beating" General Kotikov, the
Russian commandant, had accused
American soldiers OF biting elderly
Germen women" which naturally
caused some amusement among the
American stan.
Evening star., 1948-09-16

las the perjury Investigation was out
Of the way.
The perjury investigation was
awaiting certified copies Of the mar
riage license application which State
Attorney Sans ct Deland said he
had asked from Judge Johnston. He
said he would study them to see
whether further action is necessary, 1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
PRINCESS LOUISE
 BRINGS B HERE
 N0RTHB0UND TRIP

The Princess Louise arrived north tound. at ' o'clock with B passen- gers for here and sailed at l0.45 last night for Haines and Skagway. She is scheduled southbound through Juneau at o'clock Friday morning.
 For Juneau: Mrs. Margery Brokaw, Miss Louise Boylston, Clyde Carri- ker, Mrs. Rub w. Carriker, Henry T. Cook, Frank L. Dodd, James Dunstan, Mrs. Grace A. Ficken, Ar thur J. Ficken, Mrs. Sadie Gallo way, Roy J. Galloway, Mrs. Alice H. Geyser, Mrs. Ethel Gantz. Dar- win Gantz, Ada N. Lloyd, John N. MacIssac, Arthur B. Moore, Rob- ert P Moore and Mrs. Anna V. O. Day.
 Stanley Owen, Dennis Ryan, Mrs. Irice Ryan, John T. Scott, Mrs. June Scott, Miss Irene l.. Scott, Joseph A. Thibodeau, Joey Thibo- deau, Mrs Rosalia Thibodeau, Miss Jessie Watson and Ralph Weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
FRONTIER GAL" IS PLAYING Al
 CAPITOL HERE

Adventure and romance are the two chief ingredients of Universars new Technicolor production, "F'ron- tier Gal" playing tonight and Thursday at the Capitol Theatre. Sensational Yvonne De Carlo, who starred in "Salome, Where She Danced" is teamed with Rod Cam eron again in the new thriller
 Written and produced by Michael Fessier and Ernest Pagano, two Of Hollywood's most successful movie- making craftsmen, Frontier Gal'' is described as one of then seasons spectacular melodramas. The pie ture was filmed, ,or the most part, against background of Americas magnificent mountain scenery
 Appearing in the supporting cast are Andy Devine, Fuzzy. Knight, Sheldon Leonard, Andrew Tombes and the talented screen newcomer. little Beverly Simmons. Charles Lamont directed The executive pro- ducer was Howard Benedict.
 Another in the This Is Amer ica" series entitled "Children's Vil- lage" is a special added attraction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
TWO FROM PELICAN

Mrs. Raymond Leslie and Mar garet Rodriguez of Pelican are in town and are guests at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
"The Cat's Tale"- Ia cartoon,

The big thrill for M. B. Wallace III and sister Audry, was assisting in the operation of salmon trap in the Pybus Bay area.
 The party then visited the Chatham Cannery Not confining themselves to watching the can- ming process Of fish, the Wallaces had a great deal of luck with the trout fishing in both Baranof Bay and Sitkoh Bay.
 While on the six-day cruise, the party completely circled Admiralty Island, touching at various points on Baranof and Chichagof. Jack Westfall, operating the Monterey, said the trip was enjoyed by all.
 While hunting in the Anchorage region, Andy Simons will be head guide for the party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
10TH CENTURY 5TARSCR0SBy,
 B. FITZGERALD

After three years, during which time the public clamored for the return together, and che studio frantically searched for a suitable vehicle for their sterling talents, Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald were reunited in Paramountss 'Wel- come Stranger" and the new film IS reported to be even better than their never to-be-forgotten Going My Way"
 Welcome Stranger which opens tonight at the Gross 20th Century Theatre co-stars the terrific two- some, with gorgeous Joan Caulfield, and that means romance for Bing. He is cast as a doctor, a doctor who sings, dresses like a page out of Esquire, and doesn't care to spend too much time in one place.
 Wanda Hendrix, Frank Faylen, Elizabeth Patterson, Robert Shayne, Larry Young and Percy Kilbride head the array of popular tavorites in the supporting cast. With Elliott Nugent's direction, four brand new songs sung by Bing, the stellar cast and a warmly human story to tell, Welcome Stranger" sou,is well worth the long wait by filmgoers for another Bing and Barry festi- val.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
KARL AH0 BUYS 19-FT. CRUISER LOAN KIR5TEN'' r

Karl Aho, local carpenter, is the proud new owner of 1948 McChes- ney Sportster Express Cruiser, which has recently been delivered.
 Named the Joan Kristen the l9 foot cruiser is capable of speeds up to 26 m.p.h., has sleeping accommo- dations for two and is powered by a 60 h.p. Kermath Sea Jeep. The cruiser is equipped with other con- veniences including an ice box and miniature cooking facilities.
 Aho's cruiser is the second such vessel delivered in the Juneau area this season by the Charles c. War ner Co.,, distributors for the craft in this area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
BL0MGREhS LEAVE ON
 TRIP DOWN AI(AN

Mir. and Mrs. Gunnar Blomgren left on the SS Alaska for Haines, taking their car with them to make the trip down the Alcan Highway to Seattle.
 Mrs. Blomgren's mother, Mrs. Herman Emme and her sister Mrs. Book, flew here from the States Aug. II, and are making the trip south with the Blomgrens. They will spend the winter at Richmond Highlands just north of Seattle. They expect to take three weeks on this trip, going through Yellowstone National Park
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
N. B. WALLACE5
 IN 6-DAY CRUISE
 OF JUNEAU AlEA

M. B. Wallace. Jr.. and wife and two children of St. Louis, left Juneau last night aboard the Bar anof for Anchorage, where they will take part in three-week moose and bear hunt in that area. Wallace, who is president of the Wallace small woodworking inter ests, has for the past six days been cruising in the Juneau area aboard the charter ship Monterey.
 While cruising in the Southeast waters, the party visited Tracy Arm where many mountain goats were seen, and had the opportun- ity of seeing five whales at close range at the mouth of Seymour Canal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
B COME NORTH, IS
 FLY SOUTH YESTERDAY

Thirteen persons arrived here yes terday via PAA Clippers which took Is passengers to Seattle.
 Arrivals were Dr. William Blanton, Justin Ripley, Rita Moore, Homer Crewson, George Bisnette, Neil Mill, Arnold Rude, Tony Zharich, E. H. Schroeder, Olaf Barkley, George Wilson, Charles Ojosund and Audie Colyin. .
 Leaving were D, Greene, the Rev. David Hammock, Ruth Hammock, Dee and Antoniette Ballinger, J. Tenneson, L. T. Hill Henry Roden, J. Mill, Walter and Edna Jones, Etta Bringdale, Ralph Baker and John and Eva Ashley.
 To Annette-John White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
HERE,
 FCRTY-EIGhT LEAVE BY ALASKA COASTAL

Thirty-seven persons arrived and 48 left with Alaska Coastal flights yesterday as follows.
 From Taku Lodge: H. Kohn, wife and children and MT. and Mrs..J R. Morris.
 From Ketchikan: Judge Arnold.
 From Superior Packing: David Johns, Mrs. Cyril George, Cyril George, James Tenneson and wife and R. James.
 From Hoonah: Johnnie Jackson.
 From Pelican: A. E. Smith, B. Leslie, Margaret Rodriguez and Henry Bowman. From Sitka Mrs. H. Hatch, Mrs. |P N. Hit, V. Farrell, F. Ebland and Helen Rolf From HaineS: E. L. Kelly, H. Mil Ter, M. Bogue, J. D. Ward and wife and I. Goldstein and wife.
 From Skagway: Dorothy Clark. From Gustavus: Fred Dunn.
 From Hood Bay: A. G. Jackson.
 To Hasselborg: Bud Brown, Mar garet Brown, David Brown, Hank Harmon and wife, Jim Harmon and Joe Harmon.
 Port Althrop: Fred Krisp, R. w. Craig.
 To Gustavus: A. Bennett
 To Haines: F. Donnelly and A. P. Nelson.
 To Sitka. Miss Terry Bender and T. A. Stubb.
 To Superior Packing. R. James.
 To Pelican: George Kinney, Helen Collier and c. l.. Jones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
FROM MARYLAND

c. M. Tapley from Maryland is a new guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18

James R. Holmes of Petersburg. is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
Father Has Rough Time of h When New Daughter Comes

BANGOR. Me, Aug 18-IR--A Bangor wife, about to become a mother, took everything calmly but the father-to-be!
 Te tainted, Patrolman Clifton E. Sloan said, while police arranged for an ambulance yesterday
 Revived, the man was so dis traught Sloan decided to take him to the hospital, too. On the way he tainted twice.
 A baby daughter was born to the couple. All were reported doing nicely today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
BARAN0F TAXES
 12 TO WESTWARD

The Alaska Steamship Company passenger vessel s. s. Baranof left Juneau at about 5:30 o'clock yes terday afternoon taking seven from here to the westward as follows
 To Seward: A. F. Rochlke, J. Boat set, Pete Rietveld, Mrs. May Met calfe, M. Wallace and wife and Anne Wallace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18

Empire wantads get results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
RECKLESS DRIVER FINED

Frankie Olsen, 2l, was fined $l00 yesterday by City Magistrate Will jam A. Holzheimer on a reckless driving charge. Olsen was accused of hitting two automobiles on Willoughby Avenue and failing to stop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-18
NEW EMPLOYEE

Lucille Palm has accepted temporary position with the Terri torial Highway Engineers office Miss Palm. who was graduated from Northwestern University in June, is the houseguest of Mar garet Femmer this summer. The two young ladies will leave for the States on the George Washington September 3.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. Laws, couples must
soply for q marriage license on
oue day, tDdit three full days and
rsceine the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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and Mary johnson. 81. 1894 irving
c.ns Taylor. 1s, so4 srd ct. NV. and
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and ssna cse.iia simms, 20, Paramount
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and Virginia Kiser. -. Arlington, Va.
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and 1sadora Tomasewski. "a. Arlington,
Va.
Pau Bennett. 80. a31e Chester st. Sc,
and Doris Wiley, 2l, Clinton. Nd.
both Of 202I Kalorama I'd. NV.
Phillip Holt. 81. s44 p st. s.w., and Bell
Brock. "a. 120 18th st. ne.
and Elizabeth Smith. %. 1920 Eads 1t.
and Madeline Dorsey. 20. 1877 wylis Et.
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Joseph Eshook, 81. 81 NJ ct. ne. and
Gertrude Gilmore. a. 1914 7th at. NV
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Helen Shorter, 43. 1907 l. st. NV
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Evening star., 1948-08-26
Lown Mowers and
Gorden Tools

10 Orig. I4.ss Lawn Movers,
le-in., carbon steel bIodes, s.ss
IS Orig. 2z.so Lawn Mowers,
l6-in., solid rubber tires, 5-cor-
bon steel blodes, completely en-
closed wheels and oil cups, ball.
bearing o----f7.o9
~ Orig. 1e.ss Movers, le-in.,
carbon steel bIodes, boII-beorina,
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4 Orig. $3.50 Rum..y El.etrie
Mowers, 75-ft. rubber covered
cord included ----6e.5o
Z Orig. 1880 chadbou,ns
Power Mowers, l-h.p. motor.
I Orig. 1880 Power Mower,
circuIor bIodes, ~ to ! h.-p.,
$3.50
=, Orig. 1880 Electric Mower,
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Der wheels --------5.2s
Z Orig. 1925 Lewr Rollers, steel
drum n-------1Z.S5
5 Orig. Lao Snip-it Gross
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tooth
II Orig. l.ss Wiss Pruning
Shears 100
Homswares, It'll Floor
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
$50 Originally 2.ee and 800
Teens Wool Sweaters
100

Io09o wool sweoters in long ond
short sleeve slip-on styles. Many
colors, but not every color in
every size.
800 Originally 4.ss 70 e.ss
Wool Sweaters. long or short
sleeves; fitted or box styles; pIoin
eolors, stripes and joequords;
broken sizes "a to 4O----2.ss
100 Originally I.65 Cotton Knit
J shirts, plain eoIors or stripes;
broken sizes ---------66e
80 Originally I.So Cotton Gloves.
broken sizes -----------3se
20 Originally lbs Cotton Shorts,
navy; broken sizes-----I.o0
s Originally 500 Jodphsrs Of
cotton twill; broken sizes and
eoIors 3.es
Teen Circle, Ind Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washfmstos-
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Mems Sport Coots

8 Originally 1888 AH-Weol
Sport coets, reddish brown. Reg
ulor sizes 2/38, l/40. 2/44;
longs 3/38-------1
40 Originally 1898 AH-WosI
Sport ceets. Reoulor and short
sizes 36 to 3o-------l2.50
10 Originally 7.5o Crisp Cotton
Seersuekes Skaeks. Sizes 80 TO
200 Originally 1880 TO 1z.s5
Summer SIeeks, properly lobeled
as TO moteriol content. Shodow
stripes In sizes 20 TO 36. Solid
colors in sizes 81 to 46---S.s8
Casual Ciothiss, Second Floor.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
MEN ARE ALL ALIKE in Hiking

not rolls 20
" hy not ''in.
dulge" Friend
Husband with
come tonight?
Sound like too
m uch bother!
Simply get the
n ew PILL s..
BURY Hot Roll
My and follnw
Evening star., 1948-08-26

the easy directions On the pack.
age! All the ingredients are right
there. even the easy-to-use yeast.
You just add water to the yeast
and stir in the mix to form a
soft dough. Soon you are turning
out 2 dozen medium-sized rolls,
the best you ever tasted! You'll
be glad to know PILLSBURY Hot
Roll Mix is "mistake-proof' {.
that means YOU get even-textured,
feather-ltght rolls every time
perfect dinner rolls!
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Boys and Young
Mems CIothina

Z Originally SOS White
Short Pants Suits, Of sturdy
cotton; size 5, l.s5 saeh
! Originally 5000 Wool
end Rayen Goberdins Suit
(properly marked os to
fobric content). size 40,
! Originally 1850 An-
Wool FIonneI Suit. size IS,
husky; erey-------lo.88
4 Originally 1895 and
1895 AlI-Wool Sport
coets, 3 ore size Is; |
size IS -----5.oo each
8 Originally 3.e5 Sleek
Sets. 5 ore size 10; | size
Is; Z size l8--1.44 each
! Originally sos Slack
Sets, size 20
s Originally $500 Boys
AII-Wool Suits, sizes 10.
u, -. Is and ", husky:
eoch h---------i9.95
Students Shop, 2sd Floor.
The Hechf Co., Washissfox