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played for the last ounce of emo
ton with which Miss Hurst i'm
bued it. Producer Bruce Manning
and Director Robert Stevenson (re-
member his ITO the Victor"?) saw
the story in that simple light and
went to work on it as something
that should be a rich emotional eX-
perience for audiences. 1t is. most
especially for woman audiences.
Boyer and Miss SULLIVAN repre-
sent ideal casting as the pair en-
trapped by that almost uncomfortable
passion which was destined to en-
dure through endless, tormented
years. 1t is beautifully shaded
performance she gives as Rae Smith,
the woman who sacrificed every
thing, beauty, security, friendship,
ambition to dwell on the back street
in the life of the man she loved.
X X X
In these so-called enlightened
days, Miss Hurst's heroine might
look like a bit of an idiot to pay so
much for so little were it not for
the skill which Miss SULLIVAN brings
to the impersonation. The neat
balance she maintains in creating
the sense of tortured loneliness
while she waits months for a phone
call or letter from the man she
loves and the sense of reward and
joyousness she puts into each re-
newal of the relationship is an al
together admirable thing. 1t is quite
likely to 60 down in the memory OF
audiences as one of the best things
they will see during the 194l acting
season which extends from January
to December 81.
M. Boyer also turns in a highly
creditable performance as Walter
Saxel. Saxel, as every one perhaps
remembers, was not fundamentally
a sympathetic character. You can't
treat a beautiful, deeply loving
woman as he did Rae and create a
universal impression that you are
very fine fellow, worthy of the
affection and admiration of the
community. Such is Boyer's art
fulness. however, that he manages
to convey the impression that Saxel
also is the victim of passion which
fate. not any weakness of character,
made tragic. This conception OF
the character represents a bit of
retouching on Miss Hurst's original,
but it is highly unlikely to result
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Returns to Screen

After an absence OF year, fol-
lowing her marriage, Evalyn Knapp
will return to the screen as the sec
ond feminine lead in Columbia s
THE Lone Wolf Takes a Chance" i"
which stars Warren William. The
last picture in which Miss Knapp
appeared was Mr.. Smith Goes to
Washington" June Storey has the
feminine lead in "The Lone Wolf
Evening star., 1941-02-07

after their marriage. they will live
there. Cary, incidentally, is buying
the plot next door, for more privacy
Franchot Tone has a bathtub
scene in "A Girls Best Friend Is
Wall Street." and the day I was
on the set he was asking some one
What style should use? Cleopatra
Hedy Lamar or Cecil B. DeMille?"
Evening star., 1941-02-07

of July / for his sheilah Graham.
services. Wyler has just received
another $65,OO0 from Twentieth
Century-Fox. He was hired to direct
How Green Was My Valley" within
a certain period. The time limit
expired. Wyler collected his money.
And here's the pay-off: When and
if the best-seller goes into produc-
ton, Wyler will get another $65 900
Evening star., 1941-02-07

The some one almost reminded
Franchot about his ex-wife, Joan
Crawford, and her lovely bathtun
soap suds in The Women"
Clark Gable and Hedy Lamar
start The Uniform" next Wednes-
day. The ending is not yet fixed
(SEE GRAHAM, Page Bid
Evening star., 1941-02-07

he wins his suit
against United
Artists he will
not make any
pictures. But he
has q contract
with Will a m
Wyler to direct
"T he Ii t t | e
Foxes" and re-
ardl SIS of
W h e t h er this
picture goes into
prod uction, he
must pay $65,000
to Wyler, who
has a time limit
IL LII L. liz
Evening star., 1941-02-07

literally everywhere by the Stud1o,
Back Street" made bow that was
positively awe-inspiring.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

ADJUSTMENTS. A
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Silent Star BUSY

Charles Ray, star Of silent films.
steps from role in Universal's THE
Man Who Lost Himself" into a part
in the Frank Lloyd production, "The
Lady From Cheyenne" starring
Loretta Young.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

w n a Z e V e T IL
sost, which must
have been one of
the pre- t t / e S t
pennies spent in
Florida since the
boom, the pic
ture undoubted-
ly will return to
the studio. That
is because this
latest version of
Fannie Hurst's
story of a beau
tiful, tragic love,
" { h Margaret
Sull a van and
~LJr J.
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Takes a Chance" Others already
signed for prominent parts in this
new feature include Eric Blore,
Henry Wilcoxon, Thurston Hall,
Walter Kingsford and Lloyd Bridges.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

Sam Goldwyn is in quite pre-
dicament. He has sworn that until
Evening star., 1941-02-07
.Orson Makes Changes
In His Citizen Kane
Mr.. Welles Makes Concession,
Agreeing to the Elimination
Of All of Five Strong Words .
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

Weles has made concession the RKo that be
his Citizen
public rabble roue The picture will be released week
advised her doctor refrain from all
will
would giving up period
Evening star., 1941-02-07

BACK STREET a Universal picture
starring Margaret SULLIVAN and Charles
Boyer. produced by Bruce Manning. di-
rested by Robert Stevenson, screen play
by Mr.. Manning and Felix Jackson from
Evening star., 1941-05-26

Stores and housewives of Fire
have been urged to store reserve
supplies of essential foods.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Miss Sinms' Guest

Miss Matte D. Simms will have
as her house guest Mrs. Sol Evans
of Seattle, Wash.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Papases Fete Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Sophocles Papas of
1000 N street NV. have as their
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Alvino
Rey.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Miss Marie Conley
Becomes a Bride

Miss Marie H. Conley, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Confey
was married to Mr.. Roger Williams
Montague, jr., son of Mrs. Bertha
Vincent of Arlington, Va, at pretty
wedding at st. Stephens rectory
May 81. The Rev. Father Welch
off1ciated.
The bride wore a powder blue lace
dress with white accessories and a
corsage of orchids and baby's breath.
She was attended by her sister,
Miss Pauline Conley, who wore a
pale pink crepe dress with a touch
of blue, a large picture hat and a
corsage of talisman roses. The best
man was Mr.. A. Frederick.
Immediately after the ceremony
reception was held at the Admiral
Club, where the couple received rel
atives and friends, many Of whom
were from out of town.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Montague left
on a wedding trip, and on their
return they will make their home
in Clarendon, Va,
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Miss Mary Hall
And Fiance Feted
By Miss ALA Clary

Miss ALA Clary, secretary to
Speaker Sam Rayburn, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at her
home in Falls Church, Va, in
honor of Miss Mary Anna Hall
and Mr.. Stewart Matthews, whose
marriage will take place at Christ
Church in Alexandria, Va, on
Thursday, June 5.
Guests at the party included
Miss Margaret Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Conlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith and Mrs. Ida
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
McElhinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Daffer and son, George Daffer;
Mrs. Louise Herfurth, Mrs. Eunice
Thomas, Misses Cleon and Jean
Adair, Mrs. Rattan, Mrs. Neva
Ontrich, DR.. Harold Goldthorpe,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lacy Edmiston,
Miss Thelma E. Williams, Miss
Elizabeth Lightle, Mr.. Dan Ing
lish, Mr.. and Mrs. George Maurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Aston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Eichner, Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelley and daughter Joan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pittman, Mr..
H. Ray Roberts, Mr.. w. E. Will
cox, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mar
shall and little Misses Emily Ann
Conlin, Shirley Ontrich and Don
ma Ontrich.
Also Mrs. James Robert David
son, jr, of Palo Alto. Calf. sister
of Miss Hall. who will be matron
of honor at the wedding.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Carnival Plans Pushed
Have Fun Festival on June 20
To Aid Women's Occupational Unit
MISS LOIS JEAN DUKE.

bassy, Mrs. Donald Downs, Mrs. E. r.
Finkenstaedt, Mrs. Meade Fletcher,
Mrs. Manning Gasch, Mrs. Guggen-
helm, Mrs. Melvin Hall, Mrs. B.
Lauriston Hardin, Mrs. Charles P.
Howse, Mrs. Mondell Gregg, Mrs.
Fowler Hamilton, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs.
John Ihlder, Mrs. Walter Karig, Mrs.
Sidney Lee, Mrs. William H. Lips
comb, Mrs. William T. Mann, Mrs.
Wallach Merriam, Mrs. Crosby Mil
Ter, Mrs. Lee P. Murphy, Mrs. George
Pettingill, Nine. Prochnik, Mrs. Wag-
gaman Pulver, Mrs. Paul S. Putski,
Mrs. Pearsons Rust, Mrs. Duke
Shoop, Mrs. Jean de Sibour, Mrs.
Daniel T. Selko. Mrs. Bruce Smith,
Mrs. John M. Sternhagen, Mrs. L.
Corrin Strong, Mr. w. Waverly Tay-
lor, Mrs. Cuthbert r. Train, Mrs.
Edward c. Van Devanter, Mrs. Frank
c. Waldrop, Mrs. Albert L. Warner,
Mrs. Walter White, Mr.. Harry r.
Whitlock and Mrs. James L. Wright.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Play Tomorrow
To Aid Merchant
Marine Library

Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Mrs.
Stanley Hornbeck and Mrs. Rus
sell Waesche head the committee
sponsoring the Bring a Book for
the American Merchant Marine
Library" benefit tomorrow night,
when the King-Smith Playhouse
will present Our Town." Thorn
ton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize play.
The public is invited to bring a
book for admission to the play.
All kinds of books are wanted
modern biography, current his
tory, books on science and Ian
guages, as well as fiction. There
will be tables with cool drinks on
the Playhouse terrace, which bor-
ders Rock Creek Park. Other
sponsors include Mrs. Thad
Brown, Mrs. Edward Bruce, Mrs.
Raymond Clapper, Mrs. Walter
Heiberg, Mrs. Emory S. Land,
Mrs. Charles M. Oman, Mrs. Will
liam B. Poland, Mrs. Mary Stew
art. Mrs. George Thorpe and Mrs.
Thomas Woodward.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Tickets Are Obtainable
Through Mrs. ShouSe.

The carnival is not open to the
public and tickets are obtainable
only through Mrs. Shouse and her
assisting committee, which includes
Mrs. Acheson, Miss Patricia Baker,
Mrs. Henry Berliner, Mrs. Irene B.
Caldwell, Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Mr..
Claggett, Mrs. D. Worth Clark, Mr..
Julian Chetwynd of the British En-
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Mrs. Frank SimOnds
To Entertain Polish
Benefit Artists

Mrs. Frank Simonds, chairman Of
the Washington Committee for
Polish Relief, will entertain at a
mint julep party in her garden June
in honor of the artists who will
appear in the subscription concert
at the Polish Embassy that evening
The concert, for which the artists
donate their services, will be given
to aid the $5OO00 fund needed to
equip a new Polish hospital near
Edinburgh.
Due to the small capacity of the
Polish Embassy, invitations were
sent to a limited number Of persons,
and tickets placed at $40 each.
The new hospital is large country
house which must be equipped and
organized to help relieve the strain
on British hospitals. 1t will be
stated with some of the most
eminent medical authorities in the
world, Polish surgeons and doctors
now in Scotland.
Serving on the committee with
Mrs. Simonds are Mr. Robert Woods
Bliss, Mr.. Edward B. Burling, jr.;;
Mrs Owen j. Roberts, Mr.. Albert
Atwood, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon,
Mr. F. Lammont Belin, Mrs. Fred
erick H. Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Marshall Brown, Mrs. Charles
Dewey, Mrs. Sylvester Dykstra. Mrs.
William Corcoran Eustis, Col Robert
M. Guggenheim, Mrs. James l..
Houghteling, Mr.. Woodson P.
Houghton, Mrs. Henry Leonard, Mrs.
Reeve Lewis, DR.. Albert j. McCart-
ney, Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean,
Mr.. John E. Mcclure, Mrs. Adolph
Casper Miller, Mrs. Duncan Phillips,
Mrs. George Hewitt Myers, Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney, Mr.. Thomas Riggs,
Mr.. George Rublee, Mrs. George P.
Scriven. Miss BesS Davis Schreiner,
Mr.. Marcy Sperry. Mr. Andrew
WYlie and Mrs David Norton Yerkes
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Numerous Parties Provide
Capital Society With
Its Busiest Sunday
Mrs. Ralph Worthington's Fete
Is Among High Spots in
Round of Entertaining
Round of Entertaining

Sunday reached
seldom parties scheduled
seldom Washington attend The
Highway filled
with guests Worthngons River Farm
the
daughter
Jouet Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Shou entertained honor Dr.
Max Pges well known Vennese dagnoian and Mrs who
to
the gathered the garden at the home
Mr. and Mrs John Fnny California street. where Mr. and
Virginia Fonane and
Dudley Flannery, hostesses.
Preside of Panama
the
H.
Jenkins Mr. and Mrs Raymond
Mr.
Chmneys their home
Evening star., 1941-05-26
By the Way
Beth Blaine

All the ingredients good party combined to
the 1925 Street
co lobster and champasne pretty women
The CHEEKY the bright and with
times To the
casual observer these might without RESPONSE
isn't working overtime defense relief
doesn't give hours daily
There the dignihed Ambassador
Count Won der stratenPonhoz with his lovely counehe
in conversation with Nine Martins wife Of the Brazilian Ambas
sado who a a
figure raise equal
facility David Bruce brought his TALL sm blond wife he former
Alsa Mellon) joined Washington they've pur-
chased house and will make this their Nelson Slater
the Naval
telling him Guluan
young and beautiful by emphasizing his points With "But
dear YOUNG lady!"
hostess)
whed about the dance floor chiffon sposwood
White gown, Capt
1nsley Garnett admired Mrs Kent
her who's with
cold
Hawes Moore wore blue ribbons on her white pe frock Mrs Jasper D
arrived with her hair style piled high
played bridge Philip
dinner, her daughter John Newbod danced alwhe
an1eent Mrs. Msrv t.It.b m hsr o,d fsnd the
hostesstheyve other in Bunghame Calf
Benjamin Pkett Malcolm Eherngton Smith
thrilled over being finally settled In their house and looked
Kenneth Jenkins carnations with
supper together
Peaons Rust sprngike yellow Joined
Noy Lewis and Art Landa bridge
Nine Bramba who's the best bridge players the
evening playing Grh Warned
hdoorehead, Hagner
spirited stag line Mrs Watson bright with
beautiful Robbins
admirng genemen-Jack every the
morning party
Philip Boadmead who's here for few days from his
China, learning Portuguese
Janeo guest honor at cocktail time
Cawe Saturday afternoon and all his friends delighted
him again At the
excellent couldn't figure out what made the little
asked Casw the
mother,
every crashed the party-but loved it.
Peggy the
Eddie
Peengn laughter something
that evening and Mrs George Puver and
Anthony together print frocks hatles
being kdded cocktail
week, the last guest departed quarter of 9!
Evening star., 1941-05-26

Leroy Southmayd and the late
DR.. Southmayd, pioneer Montana
physician, was graduated from
the law school of George Wash
ington University in 1910. His
fraternities are Sigma Chi, Omi-
cron Delta Kappa and Delta
Sigma Rho. He is a member of
the District of Columbia bar, and
is associated with the law de-
partrnent of the Federal Com
munications Commission.
The wedding is to take place in
the fall at st. Johns Church,
Lafayette Square.
Evening star., 1941-05-26

It's several weeks of yet. but plans
already are well under way for the
Have Fun Carnival which will be
held at Wolf Trap Farm. home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse, on
June 20.
Members of congressional, diplo-
matte, official and residential So
ciety are working with Mrs. Shouse
to raise funds for the occupational
information clearing house, the In
stitute of Women's Professional Re-
lations.
Senator Barkley and MIR. Robert
To Be Masters of Ceremonies.
Senator Alben w. Barkley and Mr..
Lawrence Wood Robert will be mas
tiers of ceremonies and local or
chestra will play on an outdoor plat
form. At an outside fireplace
Burgoo, the famous Kentucky soup
that is served at the carnival each
year, will be made.
Mrs. Albert Warner and Mrs.
Irene Caldwell are busily collecting
old plates and Clipped china by the
bushel for their energy taking noisy
stunt. Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis
and Mrs. Hugh Butler are arranging
a new position for their fortune-tell-
ing tent. Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm is rounding up her assistants
for the Hoop-la, while Mrs. Celeste
Crosby Miller and Nine. Edgar
Prochnik are enlisting many at
tractive "Dime-a- Dance" girls.
Mr.. Gully Darlington is getting the
dance ticket takers together, and
Mr.. Thomas Claggett is planning his
floor committee, which already In
cludes Messrs. Harold Fangboner,
Walter White, Robert Parsons,
Waverly Taylor, Fred Roy and Jud-
son Bowles. Mr.. Joshua Evans, Jr.
will again be treasurer.
Among the new stunts planned
this year will be the burlesque style
show that Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley is
arranging and some new games will
be run by Mrs. Sidney Lee and Mrs.
Edward G. AcheSon. ;
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Mrs. Bruce Scott
To Leave Manila

Gen. and Mrs. Ernest D. Scott
have received word from their
son, Capt. Bruce Won G. Scott,
Air Corps, U. S. A.. and Mrs.
Scott, in Manila, P. l., that the
latter will leave in June for this
country.
She will bring with her their
daughter, born this month, and
will visit her parents, Col. and
Mrs. x. Blauvelt, in San Antonio,
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Mrs. George Wythe
To Give Fete

Mrs. George Wythe will open her
home in Arlington on Wednesday to
the Arlington branch of the British
War Relief Society. At 2:30 o'clock
Mrs. Hume Wrong, wife of the
Counselor of the Canadian Legation,
who was in England until January
working with the Women's Volun-
teer Service, will speak on conditions
and needs of the British people.
Final arrangements will also be
made for the rummage sale to be
held at Christ Church in Alexandria
on June and 6.
Mrs. Wythe, assisted by the officers
of the group. will serve tea following
Mrs. Wrongs talk.
Evening star., 1941-05-26

in Edgemoor, Md, and the supper
party given last evening by the
Australian Minister and Mrs. Rich
ard G.. Casey to honor Mrs. Frank
Langstone of New Zealand.
Charming Grounds
Setting for Party.
Brightly-colored arrows pointed
the way to Mrs. Worthington's love-
Iy home, where red roses filled the
vases at the entrance and other
beautiful flowers ornamented the
dining room and tea table.
The charming grounds OF the
place offered the real setting for the
party, however, and guests gasped at
the magnificence of the view over
the Potomac. Mrs. Worthington re-
ceived on the terrace and wore a
street-length gown of lavender lace
with a pearl necklace and pearl ear
rings to complete the costume, while
her daughter was in simply fash
Toned dress of pale blue crepe. AS
sisting Mrs. Worthington at the tea
table were Miss Elizabeth Howry,
Mrs. Russell Sard, Mrs. Malcolm
Matheson, Mrs. Mason Gulick, Mrs.
Griffin de Mauduit, Mrs. George
Thorpe, Mrs. Breckenridge Long,
Mrs. Carlton Holdrege, Mrs. Aldrich
Dudley and Mrs. Mary Macarthur.
Mrs. Wrightson Among
Guests at Affair.
The party which DR. and Sonora
de Aliaro gave was very distinctly
a Panama party for those assisting
included a group who have close
connections with the Republic ana
with the Canal Zone. Mrs. William
d. Wrightson, the daughter OF the
late Mai. Gen. William Crawford
Gorgas. who was chief sanitary
officer for the Canal Zone during
the building of the canal, was in this
group. Mrs. Wrightson has kept
close touch with all those she knew
during her girlhood, which was spent
in the Canal Zone. She now Is pres
tdent of the local Woman's Auxil-
iarv of the Panama Society. Also
assisting was Mrs. Maurice H.
Thatcher, wife of former Represent
etive from Kentucky, who also was
an official during the construction
days of the canal. Others who were
aides to the hostess yesterday were
Mrs. John j. Hamilton, Mrs. William
Turrentine, Mrs. Enrique Benitez,
Mrs. Edward Conger and Mrs. Frank
Weller and Senorita Yolanda Alfaro.
daughter of the hosts, and their
daughters s-in-law, Mrs. Rogelio AL
faro and Mrs. Victor Alfaro.
Sonora de Alfaro, who received the
guests alone, wore very becoming
gown Of dusty rose trimmed with
Eleanor blue. About the rooms OF
the attractive house we're bowls
and vases filled with early summer
blossoms.
Burtons' Fete Given
In Garden of Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Burton gave
their fete in the Garden House at
the Dodge Hotel, though the party
was mostly in the garden itself.
Senator Burton and Senator Brew
ster were classmates at Bowdoin
College and Representative jenkins
and their host have been closely
associated through their political
activities in Ohio.
Assisting through the afternoon
were Mrs. Clarence j. Brown, Mrs.
John M. Vorys, Mrs. j. Harry Nc
Gregor and Mrs. Robert F. Jones,
wives of Representatives from Ohio;
Mrs. Ernest H. VanFossan, wife Of
a native Ohioan; Mrs. Harold N.
Marsh, whose husband was a class
mate of the Senators at Bowdoin,
and Mrs. Schofeld Magnusson.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Miss Duke to Wed
MIR. SOuthrnayd

Mr.. Casco Cooley Duke of this
city announces the engagement
Of his daughter, Miss Lois Jean
Duke, to Mr.. John Pixley South
mayd of Great Falls, Mont, and
Washington.
Miss Duke has been attending
George Washington University
for the past three years. She is
a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
Mr.. Southmayd, son of Mrs.
Evening star., 1941-05-26
Manhattan Club Fete

The Manhattan Club will meet for
a dinner party tomorrow evening
at the All States Hotel. Misses Eliz-
abeth Montrose and Frances Hyslop
will be hostesses.
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first vice president; Rev. M. c.
Skaug. pastor Of Fern Hill church,
second vice president; Miss Flor
ence Danforth, First church, secre-
tary; Mrs. L. e. Hagman, Central
treasurer, and F. Klap-
stein, Calvary church, Walter Din
ger, Bethesda church, and c. Siler,
First church, trustees.
A supper. served by Mrs. r.
C. Walker and Mrs. S. B. Taylor
of the host church, opened the
meeting, at which Keith Lands
presided. Rev. Bror Lundgren
closed the meeting with an in
spirational message on Christian
living.
Purpose of the council is TO pro
mote a greater feeling Of unity
between churches Of the denom-
nation in the city and vicinity in
matters of promotional and mis-
sionary endeavor and community
interests.
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Mayor Cain Asks
Officials Support

SEATTLE - Mayor Harry Cain
Of Tacoma Tuesday night told the
Young Mems Republican club that
I'VE must bring about harmony
between capital and labor so that
the Puget Sound area can build"
Declaring that planning in this
area came two decades late, Cain
called for non-partisan support Of
officials who are mapping North
west development.
I'VE are asking the federal gov
eminent now for money TO build
sewers and TO construct other
projects that we ourselves long ago
should have provided" Cain re-
marked. Before we can determine
where we are going in the future,
We must plan that future"
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We have met the requirements
of the United States Housing Au-
thority and that is all we need, +"
Andrews said.
The Tuesday afternoon meeting.
originally to be held in Mayor
Harry P. Gains office, was
switched TO the city council cham
Der so the delegation OF about rs
property owners could hear the
proceedings.
Debate Is Heated
Almost Immediately the group
around the council table was
launched into heated debate.
Before voting on the 1000. 900
housing proposal, the authority
had invited committee of three
Herbert F. syford from the Real
Estate board; Calvin w. Stewart,
representing savings and loan as