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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
OFFICES FOR REkI-

e1od SPACE on WIS ave ave IN Bethesda
2 AIRY weil-iighted ofices ITO G St
BIZ BIZ. k ksy 40. 40 'eVelry store downstairs
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA I'd. nv
Large fron ~ room suitable for ofhce or
rooms. private entrance, suitable dentist
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES in BUILDING plans
f TMo M or i1tt attractive turnish. a. or
unlurn also desk space. mail and tele-
phone service L. j. CoWIE, 500 Eye st.
AvAnABLE IMMEDIATELY-suite-, SUIT
abe for doe e. o or dentists ONCE. 2oa7
DOWNTOWN, Vermont ave- or ? rooms,
part of suite, available Immediately Elk
off6 e 81 81 BE- srAcr and sseretafs
NElssB5Rass Realty SfS' d S5s'nsi:
D 6i MoDE 2s9 bright ONCE spa space
NV. For information phone Ma assSa
1000 SO. Fl Entire second hoor,
please esll HARRY / FRIEDMAN Broker.
: BRIGHT CONNECTING ROOMS in front
basement. pvt entr.; SIS per wk. 1919
DIGS If HDs OFFICES. with UNIQUE services s
and facilities. available immediately In
9uiries invited from responsible tenants.
6oRSIK tn AND Ny. AVE. Sw.-E1cel-
lent 1st-comm location for ofnces or stor-
5d seR D as e BAsk q FGAI EFi
PROFESSIONAL Excellent 1st-hoor
location, near ss Union Station 3,yqem and
: oFfiSE Rooms a 81 18th st Il NV
D6cTofRs-s suite, of 3 and 4 rooms nl4 on
shopping center in, new ana fast grow
frances on srterial h!ghway For further
informatton call WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC,
SMALL OFFICE. H st. NV. equipped
P Ts,fsPtT Re y5 sG r Hq ~ 44
Medical BIDS WALLACE BRYANT, Apt
ssh Sc E H Stssd al oss spe ses
fuoTeScent light; heat; good for otaces,
s goTEsnop sc hoo sts cent very cheap
p pEs1FaB1f III IotA # on e4oo block Of
wilson vsLso blvd: for sale or rent: over $500
e atill1sd as orees. fYoN, 1 Ssef "a eaH
DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE, 11os 1s,b
st. n.w-Completely remodeleo 2nd and
'3rd floors, including acoustic-type calings.
modern lighting, painted walls, asphalt tile
anq llnolsum floors and modern lavstory
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, Realtors, 3l4
Pa. ave. sc. Ii 00S4 IA
SUITABLE FOR DOCTORS. dentists or le-
cation purposes. within . blocks Of White
seIApproximatelly 100. So IT. on
baths; approximately 1000 SO # on list
floor. consisting of rooms and baths,
J. RoBB. INC, 1924 Vermont ave d.
Sl4l. -16
10Th ST. Mr.. X ST NV rms and
storage. approx. 500 50. TT X Hickman.
RE, 1918 or 3012: CONNER 4 RYoN INC.
COL0RED-Desirable You st location
Private once or desk space available Re-
ception room. Box 124-L. Star -l5
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL oNE-ACRE building knoll. .
G90s smo ssa aoo e'u o
WS l,9s shoppinsa center in ths silver
re pes s5ns sns sDF5n o6 EoEss, az
protective covenants are sure enhanes-
ment and permanence of values and free
dom from encroachment. Wooded build
less than &c per 50. It, with no Extra
charge OF assessment for paving: cash:
less than the cost OF a nordinary lot in
comparative Developments, Literature and
sentative on premises until pm Sat.
and SUM-. or any other time on APPOINT
sp F STvs Fa IN co ss qs
G 6 ~ turn lets on 9ld Biadsnsea!s
GEORGE Moss Res Rt5ns sH sso p0Ff IS.
5gilans sites IN
popular planned community in the silver
Spring area. where 200 individually de-
prior to pear Harbo o 20 sn 10 a9 Fl fronf
ases. including large sites frontins on
G Col w, r O. as low as s. $50 Only
MOSS ssaIto! sH 200 or s4 sSNo Is: =
dss ealsEu; ., HILLS
Large wooded homesites within u block Of
Westmoreland Circle. available a. S3.500
WHITE on $40 Weekd srs and g. s ns
CHEVY CHASE AZ saH M6', on Raymond st. be-
beautiful building sites, over 65x2ln each.
S'5oo each or S4'750 for both. OWNER.
$50 DOWN will let you own a 1a-acre lot
in new 50-acree development on Coles
vile pike near Silver Spring, Md; fun
Realty RESI- s' e. R Gan se9 90'il . pm KAY
as KenIl s0s Attaactiye eft front
Conn. ave; in estate: to be sold az public
auction at . pm. Saturday. June Is. on
CHASE g. G cf IA asns Rock
few q these are e They ARE soS onS
ss s1ss are re MsBE "a from s s5
EaSRs Co NC RsasoPs 'Est W 1ss +
AMsRfcAN University PARK b build-
ing sites, Of which are corner lots: lots
s Sf s49 900, Boy - K. s5ar ' ~l t'l'
o eP seinss Wsasd EAsaAN ssdq ERn
G afaiHSSs cis F ohgEsh oso arse lots in
wooded area AREA, reasonably priced al utili-
ave vi $500 WI. 1880. Open daily
ahi Tor 70 + /" BE THANKFUL FOR. @ $500.
S sbons Chase GardsnsHeIe is ot YOU
future home; 55xiso feSel: paved s'u st rect,
water. sewer. gas: surrounding homes all
easily available. Call Major Lane. Ma.
s es4H1 p eve. snd sun, vi $3.50. BOSS +
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR LEASE-open roof, As, 600 square feet
floor space. New Center Market 5th and
K SIS, NV. See MR., KNUDSEN, DI. 503Q.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. approx. 1000
So It. at 625 St NV; now vacant
only certain types of business considered
Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
RE. 1856 ia
AVAILABLE for rent. unturn., July Is.
Large BUILDING located 170s Mass. ave.
cont aiming 30 rms. having approx 10000
SO. #, of disable floor space. This build
ing can ~oe used by school, a nonproht
institution. philanthropic organization.
a hotel. CLUB or guesthouse; trade
associations are definitely barred oy virtue
of zoning building is at present occupied
by Government as headquarters for their
War Time Purchasing Comm The ad-
Joining, 1900 Mass. ave. NV will bs
available Jan. Is, 1914. This building
has about 40 rms. and contains over
10000 So #. of disable floor space. For
detailed information call Nj, Furlow,
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO, INC.
1921 Conn ave. NV. DE $500 IA
BARBER SHOP for rent. fully equipped.
4 chairs: good location. ia s3l2. Ia
WE HAVE LEASED the first floor of tbs
following locations: nv. cor: Georgia ave.
and Tuckerman st: 2oO1 -o3-05 Nichols
ave. Sc, adjacent TO Good Hope I'd Wis
consin ave. at Albemarle ST. We propose
to erect second floor comprisins 5000
50, IT. suitable for merchandising and
display purposes: can also divide for once
purposes. Plans being prepared Will
adapt your individual requirements.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAhp.

NEAR sUITLAND-,6-room BUNGALOW; sun
D; BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 2s02
CHEVY CHASE; ideal Meadow Lane loca-
ton: beautifully decorated; lovely brick
home. slate roof. gas heat. 3 bedrooms, .
baths. finished attic, spacious living room.
fireplace, large screened porch maid s
room and lavatory: 2-car garage: owner
occupied; immediate possession; no bro
kers. WI. 6145. -l6
SILVER SPRING. close to Georgia ave
Immaculate Groom and bath tapestry
brick; inclosed porch. slate roof. Venetian
blinds. storm windows, garage. gas h. w h I;
Sl9.T50.
I Lovely white brick Cape cod. : rooms,
2 baths. oil h..-w.h.; accommodation for
acres ground. on colesville I'd: $40 500,
McCAULEY REALTY CO. SH. 64l2 10
RIyERDALE-5-room and bath asbestos
single bungalow. No basement Conven-
lent to everything Quick possession
Brookside Manor = 2-story, all-brick
lovely home with 3 bedrooms, fun base
ment. recreation and laundry room. auto
matte oil heat. This home under today S
marGet Priced at S141 EUGENE L
VANN RiVerdale car stop. WA 1921. II s
sEABROOK-6 rooms. . stories. electricity
and garage; approximately l2-acre lot
Conv transp.: 81 500
Cottage City rooms and baths; 9
story all brick. full ba Sement. nice recrea-
ton room; S1G.a50. substantial cash
EUGENE L. VANN. Riyerdale carstop. WA
90 -16
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE Cont. }

caLDREN's NIRsEaX, an n sa9Ipped 70.
lePE IN s same b sn f Pricea for
kf TAG snnpa opiPnRaTos ssG 4es
leasing long established restaurant with
the bldg. located on 9th st. near Eye ng2
FOR FR tn insSEm sroRer p re 1883 s
In heart Of Govt, buildings and Munle!pal
Genter PEie oS. for speculation. 1I ia
a l,IEs; Se az Mt. vernon ave, near
yfsan Thsss S0 ss ossss ' Wen
any type Of business, cali L MCGEE
KING, 1851 Wilson blvd GIL 5273 ana
18th AND SITS. NV, on st--a-story
brick bldg st commercial, e1ntaiIn mn do ~
details call Mr.. Bressler. ME-. 54oo; until
Me $500 A Complete Real Estate, In
VACANT. open 3 to :. zoned ST CONNER
cial. Doctors dentists or any business, 4sl0
Georgia ave. nv. Detached corner orlck.
hoor store. Must be seen TO appreciate this
value, $4,000 cash REQUIRED. 4. 2. ToRRE
REALTY CO, 1925 North Capitol no.
DGs-Corner grocery store Beer license.
Averaeing $50 wk. Lease. Living quarters.
Sl.OuD. Can MI. Sbof. ~
dYa sT With D1eIeTs vsae Box
s y, st # ,w BETWEEN EYE AND * k
list commercial: 3-story half brick apart
ments; lot has 25 25-foot frontage and
asy cash ef anoe on
900: street street ieTel foor ideal for conversion
seeiy. OR 0f0s' BOSS l. PHELPS, i415 K
St. NV MA a300 lis
NEAR 18th AND L SITS. N.w--2nd COM
mereial, lib So. feet on alley: 3-story
a RFiff 0l "a s6 eSes snd sum esb.
52s5. BOSS & PHELPS, I4I7 x ST. NV,
tourists good location on man hwy:
4 sl coo ss4 a. BAKER q son 1h IS 49,
LISTING NO. Grooming house prick
sas oon rms f stores B * e P soS
lsl, li.h ST; NW;Iysesnt July g!,l , mqd-
f ns s sRS 81 '4s r
space: lot 23xl 0 feet 70 5,f} alley: mod
e5n tTeisht elsTso0r 9Th 81 ~.
fsD guLo SIsess'9 Co VIII io5 que i'm st.
Fhq9e Rspa5lls a6I5 -ao$sss ano.snrx
EALis CHURCH , BosiNa eSS pkof Rly his
1873 So Il. sgu5is5 56o for almost any bus.
e psss mrs. sEust e. s12 oS6 III, TIE *, r.
MiNiGM iNS RHAL liz ~ "a az 81
no aighiaHo 81 AfHhe soh' We" vi"
nI1ni 90. ~ ruE p,nc ,os.r cor,,-n,t,or
MoDEnN new bLD": aL.uel Ipiie. - ~ ~. ~
12-I front, 80 IN IL oeep, w y en- =.
sas neat Oh 10. ~ ~: " ,nr..sd ~
usea as sas S.sSiGi1 oi s'oi .,;aotop ". W.
heavily traVeied IVY. IN Af.ineton' W,
rrlce' nto'o1u, nS1I IaSh' ~ ci.Ss
man reat, ~ - soo2 ~ 9so3
axe. sr xr.puSr cor,sr s,or. ~,
I'm ~ an - n n.,u $50 So S13n
ept. On "inu nooi Si33 ~ Iii a..
mo fesI pa5sssin a. n13 ,S2u So SIdsy
kSrr' VI. $3.50 Win fFANh .. FHiLhlro'
" HonlssppiE pprcx pInc &, olos.i, Ord.
MODEhN bkICh bLDo. IN cFose,lh mo
commercial! location containing omces'
lsrse warehouse space WIN snlpplns en-
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STORES WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY at osIs N.
washington WASH blvd rms den and bath
tending to n Fillmore st.. for H' use as home
poses. This property is right in the path
presd Ss Rh terms
REALTY CO., 1116 N. Hudson. Arlington,
REDUCED TO s14,s5o-on Wilson blvd
1-room older house. completely recondi-
tiome ned suitable for business. for sale; rea-
TY co. 2a1s Wilson blvd. Gil. or OK
STORE AND FIVE APIS. with two rooms
s RHAnTY assocIaTE Sso1 NC e f *
1Wo,t < HOUSE in finest rszide aa
tains, Living room, bedroom kitchen din
R NJ IET@Ysn e. Al 9th 2sd KEGuM & GERBER
200 BLOCK X ST. S.K.-2nd comm. .
story corner brick, arranged as. 3 ants:
psvape % per PRICE 1888 1888 Can p
TIGt FoS Bkd REb s5dn co
bath; annual rent s.. o4o: price. si4.s $50
GUN Gun 81 GERBER Realty CO. A x.,n 1906 100
18th ST. COMMERCIAL-This is a truly
gsod Investment. owner says sell quickly.
lnS 3-Story prlcK can be remodeled for
store and > apis. above; builder has all
materials to remodel located near Cavalier
Hotel good live section. For appointment
to see, call EN-. 1890 until 9 pm, F. A.
TWEED CO. $500 Conn. ave. is
3-STORY ROW BRICK HOME. arranged as
3 apis. each having its own bath; near
Capitol 5000 monthly income; priced
$12,950 Don't miss this unusual oppor-
tunity. Call MR.. SCHWARTZ. DU. 1875.
MODERN s-unt apartment house in near
by Arlington, Virginia; income ST. 100 per
year; with low rental ceiling; price $42,-
hwy. Arlington. Va, OK. 1924 IA
20 UNITS, NV. LOCATION-one OF the
cleanest and incest buildings In this city:
price little high but an excellent invest
ment: statement on request. Call JAMES
Z. TUCKER, Reaftor. NO. 1882. Ia
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STORES FOR RENT.

80 9th ST. N.W.-Modern store. l7x57
term lease Phone MA. 96s2. 10
LISTING NO. 4-Store for lease. suitable
for dress shop or airy retail business: $500
per mo. rent: top location AL BAKER
& SON. TIE 1343, Alex 6644 Is
NEW BUILDING. 18th and SITS. ne.
ADJACENT Sears Roebuck and Giant Market
on Benning I'd. zoned End commercial.
disable for offices. department stores and
merchandising: showrooms. etc: cross ven
tenants requirements; will divide; avail
able 80 DAYS. LOUIS BURMAN RE 1853
1927 18th ST. NW.-Large street floor
Suitable wholesale or retail business. Cali
rent dept. DIXIE REALTY CO, MA. $3.50
STORES. NEW. located prominent retail
raeaS. LOUIS BURMAN. RE 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
OFFICES WANTED.

REAL ESTATE BROKER, woman. with
D.. c. and Md. license, would like pvt.
ONCE in D. c. or Nd F. R. oSTROW
price NO OBJECT, for nicely fur
nished. modern once, located in an ONCE
bldg. vicinity of 9Th and SITS NV: will
BUY or lease. Please call MR.. FRIEDMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO LEASE-Warehcuse space
5000 to, 10000 So IT.; part can be end
floor If elevator available; industrial or End
commercial whole or part OF bldg accept :
able Mail particulars to Box 4s4G. Star
IA
CHARLES s. GUM needs good investme nj
property for manv clients having substan-
tlal cash Call FIR. 1905 until pm
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE STTE-s0- 600
50. it. approx, on B. & o. main freight
line. "a mile from D. C. in Maryland. Sell
or lease. Call owner, Union 1880. IS
SPECIAL BARGAIN, near 4th and Rhode
Island ave. ne. 10000 #. industrial
ground on railroad. Act today buy this
downtown property: save on haulins, RE,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

NATIONAL CONCERN requires 5000 to
10000 So feet for wholesale business long
term lease: not interested in building or
buying. full details necessary. Box 2-M.
Star II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

4 rms. and bath other with 3 rms. and
bath: separate entrances
Suitland Manor-Seyeral 4-family apt
houses, starting from 81 1880: With SIS, 900
cash
On Georsia ave.-13 apis. very GOOD
condition. priced low
Near l3t:l and BeImont-16 spts S5a.-
500; very GOOD income
h-Vh der. sarase: s175 income p Der m nas
little expense. For appt call AID 4454
Until m COLUMBIA REALTY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

bath; auto heat osmt Arl. Forest. Va.
Gro. H. WILLIAMS Co.-6-rm. 2-story
brick: liv. rm. din nm, kit. 3 oedrms.
cedarized closets. tile bath; o h "a heat.
large lot; in Oakcrest. Falls Church 29Sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13

6-rm. brick
kit, 3 bedrms.,
Arl. Forest. Va.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

working together In Johnny
O'Clock" and this picture. too, is
swell break for Nina and worth
waiting for Nina, who is half Dutch
and hail American, was born in
Holland. Il had an English accent
when I first came here" she tells
me. Nina has changed from brown
ct to blond and the new color suits
her. Il guess I could have made
lots of pictures this past year." she
tells me between takes, but I
thought it was best to wait for
something good even if it kept me
off the screen a long time l re-
fused couple of scripts and the
producers who offered them to me
agreed I was right!' Odd place,
Hollywood.
Rosalind Russell has just had an
accident in My Empty Heart" and
is suffering with what she calls
"hysteria- paralysis" She's in a
wheelchair and a nosy police re-
porter is asking her some questions.
Melvyn Douglas is the reporter.
And, of course, he is the hero.
That's a switch on hospital story.
The doctor who cures the gal usually
gets her as his reward.
Between takes, Roe works on de-
tails OF her new Independent pic
ture set-up. Il shall make one pic
ture a year for them" she tells me
Evening star., 1946-08-01
PENN

DCNN Pa. Avs. ot 7th Sc.
= AsAs" FIR. 5000. Mat PM.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Today and Tomorrow-R1TA HAY
WORTH. GLENN FORD in 'GTLDA,
LIZ 2On h.on 90 q Oh
Evening star., 1946-08-01

happily. The board Of directors in
cludes Fred Brisson, Miss Russell s
husband. and Frank Vincent, her
agent. I understand that Cary
Grant has some money invested
with them and also, the Duke fam
lily is providing the major portion
of the working dollars.
Sonny Tufts. on the set of Swell
Guy" goes into details about the
heel he plays. Il make love to nv
brothers wife, he grins, "to get
the $4,000 she and my brother have
collected from veterans. And when
she is ready to run away with me, I
call her married tramp! I seduce
Ann Blythe. 1 teach my nephew to
be cheat. And l push my poor old
mother against a tablet Sonny
adds that when the picture is re-
leased, he will go into hiding. And
he should.
released BY North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc1
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Michele Approves
OF H'wood System
BY fhe Assccioted Press
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
Recently back from her first post
war visit to Paris, French-borr
Michele Morgan reported producers
there can offer little competition to
American films, but she had high
praise for their achievements in
view of inadequate facilities.
Noting that French moviemakers
have always been skilled in photog-
raphy and character delineation
Miss Morgan said, 1T is amazing
what they are doing now with prac-
tically no equipment"
Other recent visitors there have
reported that Nazi occupation forces
either confiscated or mishandlec
film equipment and replacements
have been almost impossible to OBJ
tain.
within year or So however, !
believe French producers will be able
to return to prewar Standards" Miss
Morgan concluded.
While there she starred in Sym
phonie Pastorale," which may have
an American showing, and she just
finished a picture here, The Chase.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Life Selected

Life With Father" the 6-year.
old Broadway stage success, nov
being filmed in technicolor at War.
ner Bros, has been selected as tn,
play to open the theatrical season a.
the Royal Dramatic Theater il
Stockholm in September. William
Powell and Irene Dunno are co.
starring in the screen version.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

Marie Macdonald is wearing q
white swimming suit in ''Lifes for
the Loving" Now I know why they
call her The Body" Maries get
ting the break of her career working
with Gene Kelly. I'm hoping the
picture will make. people forget I'm
The Body" says Marie (Not
when she wears swim suit like
that, they WON'T Being The Body
was good publicity stunt" con-
tinues the blond actress, but I
think 1t has served its purpose and
now I'd like to do what I came to
Hollywood for in the first place
be an actress
Dick Powell and Nina Foch are
Evening star., 1946-08-01
OcA'<e44y A~teW./

What scenery? That view of an overheated motor?
Next time he'll with crankcase full of cool
running, Improved 1907 Pennsylvania Veedol Motor
Oil. Then he'll bn,r along looking at the world
through rose-colored glasses.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

Sweeney was watching Barry Mel.
eon rehearse firing on an approa ch.
ing Jap plane. This man is fine
there Is nothing I can teach him.
Sweeney said. He should be-" re-
piled Norman Taurog, director. "Hs
flew 81 missions with the 18th All
Force in the Pacific"
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Well Rehearsed

1t. Col. Charles w. Sweeney OF
North Quincy, Mass, pilot OF the
B-29 which dropped the atom on
Nagasaki. was amazed at the faith
full reproduction of events for MG-
Ms The Beginning or the End" on
which he is technical advisor
Evening star., 1946-08-01
Graham

Continued From Page A-20.>
Evening star., 1946-08-01

KFNNrnV Kennedy Mr.. 4thAN.W.
A~N"A~A RA. $500. Mot. ! PM
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Last Day RANDOLPH SCOTT
TERRITORY" 20, $50, 8 80. 80
The Valley settler., 1946-10-17
ARTHUR KAISER WRITES FROM IOWA TO
 TED MICHAELSON

Dear riond
 Woll horo it is October 1lth.Hou time does fly. It will bo l month sincc had rondorful trip back homo. rode tho Bus for days to 7hitc Horso, thon took tho train from Thitohorso to azogUoy. From Skoguoy took tho boat, arriving in Seattle Friday. T hhd.o most enjoyable trip back. I stopped in Seattle for dnys. It vas long t. rip homo, but IT'S vory nico. Sure sco lot If boeut ifu1 scenery by going that ucy. only hopo soao dny I cnn toko another trip back to Alaska to soc all tho friends I mot thoro.
 I often think of tho trip that ITO throo r,ado up to Fairbanks end Circle. If toll tho folks about things in L1osko md about Circle Hot Springs, they look amazed. They con hardly believe it whom I toll thom thct all tho buildings thorc gro heated by tho water from tho springs. They think that is something uondorful for thoy think everything is frozon up thoro. So you soc uhot people think about Alaska. Thcrc gro quito fou uho arc going to t7lD q trip to Lln ska sorlot inc if they con got cuay. Lots of thon uant to go by car. Thoy ask no ell about tho Hi-ucy up thoro. already hvo cn invi totion to go up with Doctor and his fcni1y from horo in l948. Tho rotthor horo hns boon fino einco I TO- turned. -----Hoping to hoor r ron you soro tirlo. Your friord, Arthur Kcisor
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-11
d s"%: :% O. M. Void Co.
IadsO Owns Store Since 1909

prep school. Characters and actors
in the Laurel presentation were Ger
aid Early as Bud Hooper; Phyllis
Toombs as Gale JOY; Wayne Will
lis and Paul Void is Buds room
mates Dutch and Hunk; Jean Frank
as Blind Date; Janet Ness as
Helen; Pat Busby and Bonnie Barr
as Ethel and Minerva; Harold
Gratwohl and John Smith as Green
and Satchel; Jim Wilcox as Pro-
fessor Lloyd; Harvey Bishop as DR..
Reeber; Frank Wheeler as Chester;
Betty Lackman as Miss Delaware
Water Gap, and Frances Marsh as
Miss Smith.
The play was under the direction
of Miss Mildred Poznanivac and
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-11
HIS. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
HAS GOOD ATTENDANCE

Despite inclement weather the
junior class play of Laurel high
school was we'll attended Wednesday
evening when the cast presented
"Best Foot Forward" a popular
Broadway comedy that has more
than 300 performances at the Ethel
Barrymore theater in New York
City. 49,.
The plot was laid at Winsocki
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Miss Ilene Avery, teachers in the
English department.
The Outlook Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Albertus had
as their guests Mr.. Albertus' neph-
ew, Wally Shoemaker and Wallace
Webb, both of Portland, Ore, who.
stopped over while en- route to Wis
it in South Dakota. They planned
to return to their homes by way
of Laurel and a make a longer
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Bosch are the
parents of a daughter born Monday,
Dec. 9 at a Billings hospital.
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at Mrs. Marion Crawford's home.
Gifts will be exchanged and dona-
tions made for the benefit of
crippled children.
Evergreen Rebekah lodge will
meet at 1880 p. M. for initiation and
a Christmas party. Gifts not ex-
ceeding so cents will be exchanged.
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be exchanged are to be limited in
price not to exceed rs cents.
Tuesday, Dec. IT,.

Tuesday, Dec. IL.
The Royal Neighbors will have
their Christmas party at the L. l..
club for members and friends, also
for juvenile members and their fam
lilies. There will be an exchange
of gifts.
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Monday, Dec. 16.

The Laurel Federated club will
meet for a Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Helen Scott. Mrs.
Bess Russell will be cohostess and
Mrs. Mary Harschlip will have
charge of the program. Gifts to
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CALENDAR
Ooming Events. :.
Saturday, Dec. Ia.

Saturday, Dec. ID.
The V. F. W. auxiliary will spon-
sor a bazaar at The Boys market,
beginning at 9:30 a. m. Items for
the bazaar should be delivered to
the committee by Thursday.
Monday, Dec. 16.
Laurel Woman's club will meet
for a Christmas party at 2:30 p. m.
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Wednesday, Dec. IS.
The V. F. w. auxiliary will meet
at the L. l.. club. A pot-luck sup
per will be served at $50.
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Good Printing-Laurel Outlook.