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Evening star., 1947-07-23
Births Reported

lFrom the d. Bureau Of Vital Statistics,
Ezekiel and Margie Abraham, boy.
william and Giofia BALDWIN. boy.
Robert and Mate Biggs,, boy.
John and Freda Birge, boy.
James and Lila Blakney. boy
Milton and Zelda Blumberg boy.
Herbert and Elsie Boswell, boy.
Wilmer and F1cy Boswell, boy.
Lester and Mary Bowman, eirl.
Samuel and Helene Boyd. boy.
George and Genevieye Caputo.. boy
Paul and Mary Chappeile, GIRL.
Howard and Florence Chapman. boy.
Charles and Catherine Coakley, girl
Gerard and Hazel Cote. girl
Nicholas ana Dorothy CotSonaG boy
Cgie and Joan Crawford, boy.
Frank and Adele Cucchiara, boy
Michael and Millie D'Antuono. boy.
Newell and Annie DANES. girl,
Thomas and GeneyieYe Davis. boy.
David and Ethel Deutsch, boy
Maurice and Vivian Dubrewil, girl.
David and Vera Dunlop. boy
Charles and Peggy Flemmons. boy.
Robert and Viola Foster, girl.
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Civic Bond Plans Program

The Lincoln Civic Associate ton
Band and Orchestra, composed of
junior and senior high school pupils,
under the leadership of Motorcycle
Officer James C. Watson of the
Metropolitan Police Department,
will present a program for the pa
tients at Gallinger Municipal Hos
rital at 7:30 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-23

Vincent and Mildred Gioyannetti girl.
Alan and Heather Gordon, boy.
Jacob and Jean Gordon. boy.
S. Price and Natalie Gore. girl.
Max and Esther Greenbere, girl
Edwin and June Hall, boy,
Herman and Dorothy Kaufman, girl.
James and Virginia Keany, girl.
Lawrence and Myrtice Kline. girl.
Robert And Frances Langdon. girl.
Tony and Ann Lenevich, girl.
Ruben and Bertha Levin, boy.
Thomas sand Karen Leyden. boy.
Donald and Mary Ljckteig. girl.
Hyman and Stella Lipou. girl.
Frank and Elizabeth Lore, girl,
Grafton and Mary Lumsden, Sirl.
Charles and Ethel Lyons. boy,
Irving and Pauline Marke, girl.
George and Zelna Marcos. girl.
Frank and Nora De Marco. boy.
Gus and Ann Michos. boy,
John and Helen Minchik. boy
GuSSave and Naomi Mtrman. girl.
Charles and Ruth Mittleinan, girl.
Claude and Emily Myers, girl.
Melvin and Ruth Myers. girl
Arthur. and Evelyn North. boy.
Herbert and Elsie Nurmi. girl,
Ernest and Lillian Oberti. boy:
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Addison and Annie Graves, girl.
Richard and Lenora Grtshy. boy.
Samuel and Sarah Hudskins. boy.
Qeorge and Vivian Lancaster, boy.
Frank and Della Laney, boy.
Ardie and Pearlie Larkins, boy.
MiItnn EaInsst ana ada dfadys MaT,s M1ins @ oo BOY
BENJAMIN and Juanita Moore. girl.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Deaths Reported

From the d. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics
Isaac A. Lehman. Bethesda, Nd.
Albert w. Beattie. Arlington: Va.
BERTHE Kircher, 1101 Park I'd. NV.
Arthur F. Blanson 1405 Goth st. Sc.
Samuel SimioWitz 1921 Crittendon st. NV.
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william and Viola orsinser, sirl.
Charles and Anne Parker. girl.
Robert and Mary Powell, girl.
Ted and Laura Price. sirl.
6rantley and Ruby Rawis. boy,
Elwood and Evelyn Redman. boy.
Jules and Sue Resnick. boy,
Gordon anG Mary Rowe. girl.
BENJAMIN and Clara Schiller, girl
Herman and Margaret schenker. boy.
Philip and Ruth Silver. boy.
Eugene and L,athleen Smith, girl.
Don and Margaret Smith. boy.
Frank and Leila Stevens, girl.
Paul and Joan SUM. boy.
Paul and Katrina Taylor. eirl.
George and Margaret Thompson. girl.
Clifford and Mary Thorpe, boy.
Richard and Margaret Topper. boy.
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Ralph and Hazel Turner. boy.
Edward and carol unser. boy.
Victor and Marjorie Urguidi, boy.
Edward and Helen WagMan, boy.
Paul and Bette Wild, boy.
| Alwyn and Anna Yeatman, BOY
Bernard and Josephine Yocum, boy.
Alsey and Bess Young, boy.
Peter and Esther Zazanis, girl.
| Corrie and Gertrude Anders. boy.
Raymond and Mary Battle, boy.
John and Nancy Brown, .girl.
Alvin and Doris Bullock girl.
Lawrence and Doris Carter. girl
Charles and Gladys cismmons. boy and
| girl.
Arthur and Mary clyburn, girl.
| John and Rena Coleman. boy.
| Samuel and Jeanette Dyson, girl.
Herbert and Mary Fletcher. boy.
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Peter and Alies Moore. boy.
William and Myrtle Parker, Ttiri.
Earl and Edna Perry, sirl.
Earnest and Thelma Smith. girl.
wheeler and Lessie Thompson boy.
Fred and Ada Wilson. boy
Everett ana Theima Winchester. Eirf.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
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Evening star., 1947-03-29

2504 No brokers uo,v,rv q, mn
down. Near 9Th and K SITS. n.e.-12 large
rms. and 3 baths: :-story brick, INV h, d,
coal; now being used as apt. house with
Be Sea arranged. For details. cali till 9 pm:
ysskasys Sg II t9 e WM " eAtGMiRis b as
row bricE home with $ large rooms: ali
Sea e1 arse smy ohy s5o
sl1n pm so0e avss, ssrn sH, 24a6. i Leo n BERN-
CoLoRED--CLosE-IN NE. SECTfo.S-6
rms, h.-w.h,, bath, excellent d conditis9n on,
clean as a pin. Only Ss.5o0 with 81 ,5oo
nasa eisd. esi ca e. cess E. M sHREFFLER De. 1904
coLoRED-114s MORSE ST. NE
family house i in perfect condition; oil
heat direct from owner. Sl3,s3o, S3,-
coLoREpLbEsikaBLE eea ofaht L sil ne secti0a0e O
rms, in good conditien h,,w. coal hes hsst, :
E5A NJ l4 5aaaaav pE 453 9t4 ord
bath. bat fun bsnt c.h'Dw. heat, lse fenced
for a!G professona alsd persop = cali a Mr. McDoN
sS4sSEi sS ,@s e ss e. sas
brick home; h.,wh.:. now being redec.
This IS real Duy for the rIsDI party.
See asent, ,ooa oa premises. KAY Really
COLoRED - VACANT - 5-rm. semidet.;
new-house condition; oIs preference; $500
cash required. bal. like rent; 53rd st. ne.
For further information, call DI. $3.50
COMMERCIAL: 14o0 Block
of North capitol-6 rooms brick, full base
ment can be used as private home or
converted to business reduced for the
1st tine to SI3.a50: down payment. 81 600.
JOE CURTO REALTY, 335 II ST. ne. TR.
1900 80
CoLoRED-50o BLOCK 4th ST. NE. be-
tween z and F-,'-room brick. bath, h-w.
h.; furniture .inc!u,; 2-story brick garage.
SI1 900: $500 down: direct from owner
Phone weekdays. Alex. oS66: sundays.
col o72a 18th st.
-Det., rms, oil heat, with extra bldg.
iot; 2-ear garage; grand for business
csoLoRED-F ST. N.E.-Levely, 2-story
brick house arranged as q 2-fanily house;
live in one with good monthly income
from other: has 8 large rooms, 2 baths;
Ne II Haddsn y sasWs4ria HnsiI q re,es GE R45s
NV. ME. k4o0.
Evening star., 1947-03-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE. by the Attorney Cen
Noce OF av1F fhf fed sates Of 9 tb9 dncd
States of America to make offers 10 pur-
chase from tie, Attorney General all his
Undivided ve-eighths interest in the fol-
loving improved real property located in
p. G. Description of property: Parcel
No, 1--sinsle. family two.story brick de
tacihed dwelling containing six rooms;
@ Tesidena M ares Premises Sss'a 6einF M $o fS90
Perry p. NV. Parcel No; Single fam
iIy tsvo-story brick row house &C contsining
oo, os,s.I LoSsted H. s. sqod Tesdehtsl area
bids to be submitted on each parcel. which
Maa IL certain oygtng o5dsr N No dated @
be9as for the District g Of Columbia among
ana m fae sgpoemena Tesne order No
dtd March n la4 cs ssd on APr
5olio III seaied bids oaddEeSsed. to The
70 O'clock 9 m. on the l? ?th day Of April,
1a4'' 1a4 at l; which J.. time and place said bids
Each bid must be INN" in duplicate lea oaniie9 and an
irrevocsble offer to purchase the property.
Bids will be received only from American
citizens and corporsttons controlled by
laws of the United States: Bids must con-
tain an affidavit that the bidder, is not
principal. person not citizen of the
United States. or for resale to a nom
citizen. A bank draft or certified check
payable to the Attorney General in an
amount equal to .l0FG Of the bid price
sion payable must be. stated in the bid.
The Attorney General reserves the. right
70 reject any or az BIDS The Attorney as
property will be conveyed by quitclaim
deed without covenants or warrantles of
any kind Further particulars with re-
spect to the said property and forms for
submitting bids may be obtained by COM
municating with the Carey winston Co,
i39 18th st; NV, Washington; p. C.
Dated at washington. D. c., this 18th day
Of March, l941. TOM C. CLARK, At
BIDS WILL LIKEWISE BE RECEIVED COW
ering the three-eighths interest of the
American owners in 1850 Perry p, NV.
and covering two-eighths interest in
903 e street Sc
Evening star., 1947-03-29
HOUSES FOR SAle-Northeost

HOME WITH INCOME-3-apartment row
brick with . rooms, baths, kitchens
and s hreplaces: large. clean. attractive,
in f1rst-floor apt, nicely furnished: double
garage is rented; convenient location:
priced for quick sale. excel. terms: prompt
poss 1850: lst offering: owner must
sell. ROBERT MAGEE. RE. 774O til s:30.
asa n 5.asy ,ggls ses sa
t Priced eepdspn so is fsl s.s ss 81
cAIoMIRIs { 4 oPRoPFRTiEs' 1o1s i7t5 st
aTrEIqIoN. All ri NV HVRlrER.xs-s5oo cash, ss s45
per month. buys lovely detached. com
sst qaisEIs Inspect With TAskEs, NC, NJ,
e, 6 r; S,,i,. i. AYE; N.E;mopen M 2 to g pm
OIL 'a5nass Wa sniris HsSg
eo4p Ro% BRICK aasa CA ne RE Gsa7
RosEKF F'n aAGaE esas e. a
OFF MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Beautiful de-
tive corner lot; csnsistlns Of 9 toons g
attached garage; propertx is modern
H$SH sss 4.s!1s
condition: Venetian blinds, oil heat. elec-
trio REFRIGERATOR. fenced rear yard Cali
G5; pd. iqss INC till D,m'' VIM H. SAUNDERS Msi
FINE GROOM brick home near Minnesota
ave. and Green Way shopping center;
living room. dining I'ag room. Kitchen; 3 bed
air conditioned; priced to sell. Possession
at se.tllemsannsa, Mr; Mcdonnell; At: 2e3s
f, geo: FIT. 416: 30
rooms. . baths, 1900 Newton st. ne:
lovely detached corner home in perfect
cor dition: 1st-foor bedroom and bath;
End floor. bedrooms. bath; partly finished
attic room: only S16950; terms Exclu-
siys With HEASEy & CO; Ho: 5ee3, 90
rms; and bath; oil heat: s1o.75o: terms.
OWNER. MA. 1865. 80
1896 NEAL ST. N.E.-S-rm. house. full
bsmt: with vesstable rm:; semiciubroom.
thoroughly modern throushout: would con-
slider trade: can be seen by appt. only.
AT. 3as5. Property near Holy Name
Parochial School and Wheatley Public
School; bus transp. to business and shop-
ping dist: prtes. S14.500A 80
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Housss WANTED TO RENT.

RETIRED ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE de.
house OF, apartment IN nice neiEhborhood.
ms Ma. y Nth u asTsugd' a viii s pay reason ss
SHTHERLASbs sG!f Hfla m Brio MAT urgently re-
ouires small unfurn. house before May
ist in NV. suburban area. Call WI. 3I30.
URGENTLY needed. % bedroom unturn.
house or apt. Box 24-Y; Star. 3os
ss8s 81 sS's a@''S 2
NAVY LIEUT., wife and child need : or 3
bedrm. uniurn. house or apt: rent in ad
vance MCINTOSH; RA; 5235; ,,, 4.
@sa%; @ sSsaiaESi K IA J. 44&S, Exi s45. 81: :N
desrs & % rent or sub!et bet or oafs ) beGrm Sna iarn D.
house, vicinity medical center, 6 mo- or
more. beginning about April !, good rent,
excel. care' ref WI s6o9' to pm.
WILL PAY up to s15n per mo- for house.
Sa Cal 1t T. COL soo HAsT1NGS as s res GIL 1890;
9s ahKosAucs M 11SS BoAkD IS. aDss smploye "o Or
bedroom house or apt, furnished or ,un--
ieFnlshed ca fhdsR asR and 81 excellent
FKooRfns N house Sc Business ssGs in b c. 5!Ss
5 aUIET ADTITs hay; have been seeking for 3
yrs. unfurn house, Chevy Chase or Ar
lington; lEgg J., local and Boston references Ma
RETIRED Army general, permanently To-
Gated in Washington. desires to lease
section. GOOD neiehborhood in nearby
Virginia or Maryland. No children. EX-
cellent care OF house and grounds guaran-
seea,, teed CAP p, occupy anytime in. in next ?
GOVT. OFFICIAL needs house or apart
teed! $3.50 monthly. Alexandria OF 30
FRENCH OFFICER. diplomatic ssrvies; re;
e Sa,,y. ylei2ty S DE s $500 o. Ext tt.s 81 oss
aGqhs aRLiNEs * oFT1crHI % An viii @ pay sS5 ap to s1s5
for. two or three bedroom hngse or ant.
Call Mr.; BRITT. RE. 7O@5 days; GIL. ga
ASST MGR steel export: unfurn. house.
1ng opt EpSe0psi chqEeh T Lease a.
II II TAkoMA I fS6f T PARk. house for permanent
S9gf d EN- smpoye wife e and chiIdrsn; re
place, new owner wishes to occupy. sH.
one YEARS RENT in advance. excellent
house or apt; longterm lease: guaranteed
ton TO yqar Rsar prefer s Arag n
o HsS Aoa Or Ifa InIY Essfse bsdFo a?
baby COL. JONES WA $50. sos
FURN1sHED house or apartment. couple
With 3-mo.-old son; need one; pay up to
$500 $50 ,, month: long or short lease: Box
PHRMASSEfNr Sfss officer will pay up to 'SS1e5
month for furn. or unfurn. house; respon-
Sible; ,I family Of folr m Call I Hillside 1900,
PERMANENT. Government employe. wife.
son. 9; dauehter., Z; desire or 3 bed
NV, or NV. suburbs willing pay up to
500 per month; first 3 months in ad-
REGULAR ARMY 1T. COL. and wife de-
sire rent house % bedrmSi top care; fur
Gil, 435s or Box 49s-V, Star. 30'
NsAVAL c OFFICER will pay rent in ADVANCE
unfuPn " or oG ) bedrm house o or 'sI apt IN IN
nv. or Md. within Is miles Bethesda
Cal WI, 96o9 bet. and 10 am. for 1T
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, children. 4 yrs
and 6 wks.. need . or 3 bedrm. unfurn.
house by June l; perm. assignment; care
guaranteed; references. SH. 47S4. -3
Evening star., 1947-03-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest.

VALLEY: Kent and Briarc5iff1A large ex,
rni., Den. circular staircase, lovely recr
I'm, in large bsmt., 2;car det; brick gar,
home. but well worth the price. For
appt, to inspect, please call L. D. Breck-
sFNRS fndsS ever gR7Pp apd RgaPsr sGRs TT a with
BEST northwest sEcTIoN-A fine 20
Homie; 6 larse rooms, auto heat: very
4ss sSsdIion tN PEced eol0 low Inspect With
CHEVY nonHa SHasE D. e owneT eavns in
iay., hedITs. and mod; bath BRYANT
Jones ZONES : ssr so 1NS $500 Conn; ays
home for sale at a bargain price. A CEN
dn tfTha dst pTIGk bTsrv yTs old M
and bath: basement. maids room and
bath o5S garage Gan sas Wd heating 1o plant Prize
FDW. H. JONES e. CO.. INC. $500 Conn
WE HAVE SEVERAL nice bungalows IN
good sections Of Silver Spring reasonably
psieed. can 81. $500 or stop BY R. j.
sGoF1ELD $50 &C. CO. SAB Ga ave- till 9 pm;
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-Fine 7-room cor
ner home; oil h.-w.h,; attic; nice cond.;
FORD sHERTzER, RE a735, Wo. sl9I
Def. CORNER on Western ave. NV, con-
inmed. "' poss. "'S See BRAswEIt, AID 5sss
KENsINGToN-open Sunday. 1 to S. 1o3
Oberon ST. Cformerly ElmD-i.ovely 2-bed-
room homs living room dining room;
INV h.: immediate possession. IOWERY
g., 6, MELTON IsL Realtors, sH. 5000; ewes.
GToRGErowN, 1861 34th st.-6-room
ds, ir9st S6s55 ymM mon5hly yrz5 SI515o. FIX:
Eye Z, NV. EX 500 ewes. No sIa4
TPsHuR ST. Just, off 10th ,w.-.vaca Mt;
1slSsd baths nsr,a sas heat scaS de-
00n. CAN Mr. Lanigan, with CRANE &
HELAN, Realtors. 81. 1000 ewes, FIR
PETWoRTHLLovely Groom house. i IN
closed porch. hardwood floors, h.-w,h., oil;
suilt-in earsge. recreation rm.,, shower in
PTiss, s15.75O.. Cali Mr.. WI LIAMs. DE.
SHfVy 4I eTsf cH.sR s1a sun s. c9 ,oysv
and-brick home. good condition: large liv-
bedrooms and baths; attractive recrea-
TY Co. $4os Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 5'ii1t until
MAKE oFFER-owner must sell 3-bed
room home: in ideal, location for children:
frame construction, in excellent condition;
oil heat, storm doors and windows: on
corner. near Rock Greek Hills. Exclusive
with CHEVY CHASE REALTY, 3403 Conn
ave. EN- 1900 till 9 pm 81
BETHESDA-Very attr. 7-yr-o!d home
situated on lse. wooded corner lot in desir-
able neighborhood; T rms. including ex-
ceiient KIT. and den. oil heat; . lireplaces:
REALTY CO., EN-. 1900 until pm 3403
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-we Of
fer 2 lovely brk. home in this much-de-
din. rm.. kit. den and powder room. 4
bedrooms and > baths: added features,
maids room. recreation room. garage. To
inspect call CHEVY CHASE REALTY, 3403
Conn; ave. EN-. 1900 till 8 pm. -3l
BEAUTIFUL KIRKSTDE = Exceptionally
wel-built, brick Colonial. all materials of
best quality. including steel joists, con-
crete suhfoors, copper pipes, etc: center
nat n with hr. rm.. din. nm, kitchen, den
with beautiful view, and Law, 3 bedrms.
and baths; situated on lovely lot. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY. 34o3 Conn. ave-, Emer-
a $500. so
Evening star., 1947-03-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes..

S9,9J0. with small down payment will
purchase this 2-bedroom semidetached
brick home with living room and dining
room, modern Kitchen. full basement,
coal a.-c.h,. tiled bath; stores schools
theater and transportation nearRy.
coLoRED-s5o0 DOWN; 300 block n vts.
s.w.--5-room brick. h..w,h., gas. eisc.
balance $50 month. JOE CURTO REALTY
335 st. ne. FR- 1900 0
Evening star., 1947-03-29
EXTRA SPECIAL: 2 BRICK bungalows ii

EXTRA SPECIAL: Q BRICK bungalows in
Silver Spring. full-size rms and path
men ano heat space for rms on
A.: watkins. distance to D. c. line a., 81.
BHFHEsDA, MD.-Lovely detached brick
and stone, built only years, by excellent
builder. rooms. bedrooms and tiled II ae,3
bath side porch OF Lying room, m modern aa
reation room; oil air-cond. heat; near Wis.
consin ave. and Bradley blvd. owner
$1,000 cash. balance monthly Exclusive
F. a. TWEED CO.. EN-. 1890 until ?; m
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-S17, ,a5o one block
west of Conn. ave; in excellent condition
with all-new kitchen; detached frame;
cSsss d c 0sh anass s ha F. 'fSS PWERb f ees5
CHEVY CHASE. Nebraska ave. at Conn
boe soon pshy
gas heat. recreation room. maids room;
priced below market aErbbeetG Inspect Synitr Win
BETHESDA beautifully restored home
in a lovely neighborhood: vacant: 3 large
rooms, 2l2 baths, finished attic, full base.
NEAR Hssi Tn pupoNT cfRcfEsstory 2y Toomina
hous" Of II large rooms. 3 baths. auto,
fS' oniv si4.s5o iS Cali M. Biederman at TIE
s642: with TABLER, INC; RE. 5000. 80
IOWA AVE nshy P5zsd
and 18th St. bus. The house, is an extra
wide. side-hall, semidetached brick with
large inclosed side porch; full basement.
oil heat, built-in garage. II your family
requires 4-bedroom house with an
abundance Of living space-then see 1t at
once and make us an offer with substan-
tial cash KELLEY & BRANNER, DI. 40;
SGSsT JUsT Or Or eiSSN GoNN. AVE. on Nebraska37-
room brick, 6 yrs. old; bedroom on LIST
heat: price, S2l $50. Call Mr.. Lueck, AID.
002l: ewes, WO. 5133. SHOCKEY &
M0O2FFRr PaaltorS 80
9Th AND BUCHANAN-7-rm semidetached
brick: = torches. recreation room: gas
h.-W.h,; garage; $4,000 down. Call Mr..
Bell. AID. 00H1: ewes, LU. 1862. SHOCKEY
e. M0ORPEAD, Pealtors. 40
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C., near circle-Built
topf,ight builder. entire property in Al
hall, lovely living room. cheerful dining
room. adjoining screened porch: modern
kit with metal cab. and cleo range.
1st-foor lavatory: End floor has master
bedroom with. 2 closets and pvt. bath; 2
other Ice. bedrooms and bath; dry base
ment, space for rec: rm.. oil a.-c heat:
60-ft lot: fine garden. attached garage;
particularly fine ncighborhood: close to
busline: price. lS27, 500, Call JAMES 8
SCHWAR, OR. $500; after pm. call WI
6442 or WO. 140S. 20 \
Evening star., 1947-03-29
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE 6-rm. rented house in
Crawford, N. j., conven. to N. z. for
house in wash. or suburbs EX. 4424 till
PM; CH. 36SS after g pm. 80
shore section, Tampa, Florida, valued
$4,000. for comparable property. in
Washington or Virginia: preferably Fails
Church kXminster 42G6. BOZ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
LIVELY COMEDY IS NOW SHOWING
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Our Hearts Were Growing Up," Paramount's new comedy. at the goth Century Theatre, is an ex- tremely lively affair studded with amusing mix-ups and side-splitting romantic antics Gail Russell and lN,era Lynn are two delightful daiasels displaying light-hearted comedy They share starring hon. ors with Brien Donlevy and wiring every last chuckle out of the hil- arious screenplay.
 Their plot reyolves in madcap fashion around Gail and Diana, two aspiring sophisticates, who de- eide to become careerists in order to win back their wayward boy friends They move into wild and wicked Greenwich Village as ac- tress and writer, and immediately meet up with various and sundry Bohemian characters and no end of complications. They also adopt a bootlegger with yen for culture. whose bumbling henevolence event. ually brings the girls and their beaus together again
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
"IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN"
 CAp!T0L'S BILL

Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Cray son, Peter Lawford and the in imitable Jimmy Durante are the stars of M-G-M's ingratiating new musical, Tt Happened In Brook lyn," current attraction at the Capitol Theatre, and they com rrise a four-star musical delight.
 Sinatra is the music publishing house shipping clerk who is con- vinced that his home town of Brc oklyn is the most wonderful place in the whole wide world. Miss Grayson is the girl who has turned to teaching when she is persuaded that her voice lacks the romantic warmth for grand opera.
 Lawford is the shy, English scngwriter who has never heard of tive, in consequence of which his songs tend to turn him into the Funeral March King. And Durante has the time of his life in the role of an hospitable school janitor who takes them all under his wing and tempers their troubles with his sunny disposi- tion
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22

Try the wam-aos for bargains!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
KiWANiy AND KIDS HAVE FUN Al XMAS
 PARTY AT WINFIELD

With both the children and the KiWanians having the time of their lives, the Christmas party given at the Winfield Home yes terday by the Kiwanis was grand success.
 The 46 children, who were all dressed in their best bib and tuck CT, started off the festivities by presenting 8 program, which fea- tured Christmas songs and play, Do GU Believe in Santa?" Ap- bearing in the plays were Alice Bailey, Ruby Epan, James Kitka, Peter Beirely, Alvin Young, Gene Austin, Gilbert Benson, Cecelia Kitka, and Ella John. Directing the programs were two teachers, Mrs. Mary Pinkley and Paul Power.
 At the end of the program, with breathless excitement the children all sang Santa's own song, Jingle Bells" and he came into the school room carrying his sack. After shak-  ing hands with all the children, santa opened his sack and there was present for everyone from Mama Minnie" down to the llttlest boy, Raymond. who percned on Mama Minnie's" lap most of the afternoon.
 While the children were playing with their presents, the kiWaniS and Mariner Girl Scouts, who heip- ed with the party, adjourned to the other classroom, where a de- licious turkey dinner was served by Minnie Fields Each Mariner was presented with fruit cake and a jar of mince meat made by Minnie.
 The Rev. James Conwel, 5. J., was chairman of the Kiwanis com mittee and on his committee were Doug Babcock, Henry Leege and Archie Betts.
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Ripe, Fitted, Green Ripe, Ripe, Large, Colossal, Super Colossal Queen, Stuffed with PimentOes
 and Onions
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Christmas story shows the way in which the birth of Jesus unques- tionahly affected the lives of some ot the people of that day.
 A Christmas treat will be given tc the children at the close of the service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
SALvATI0N ARMY
 CHRISTMAS TREE
 PROGRAM TONIGHT

The Salvation Army will have the Annual Christmas Tree pro- gram this evening at the Willoughby Hall at 7:30 o'clock. There wip be a number of features by the children and the final one on the program will be a play, "A Joke on Santa Claus" This will be giy- en by the members of the Sum- day School under the direction of It. LaVerne Nash. At the close of the program, Santa Claus will appear and have gifts for all those present. The public is cordially invited to attend this program this evening.
 STEVENS STORE
 Open evenings until Christmas.
 764 St