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WOODBRIDGE BRICK

1925 Quincy ct. ne: FIRST shovinR.
attr. det. home. 2 rms. tile bath and
shower; chestnut trim. omen fire-
place. modern kit: oil heat. storm
windows. screens. concrete front
porch with awning: beautiful. land
scsped lot; garage: mr.. bus. stores.
OPEN i TO 8 pm WI. r. THoRo tVs.
GOOD. 2024 r. /. ave. ne. DE.
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COLUNED ~
IDEAL LOCATION
Inn Rlnck X SIT. M

400 BLOCK K ST. NE.
Colored. You will never get an
other chance like this, act today
Ill 5-rm. Diet. brick; S400 down, $66
(2l 5-rm. row brick; $500 down. $50
a. 7-rm., bath, brick; $500 do&n,
$50 mo. Call Mr.. West, with ED
WARD J. KYLE, Realtor. 1907 Eye
al NV SIT k7bb. %
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UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
ell Queens Chsnsi "a ore hioek
from BaitimeFs blvd -av=3 bed Fo1sss
detached brick hnns convenient Ia
schools and trsnkpoftatlet FHa@nt
Immediate pessskstsn GEO
MCf3a Hssftar. HH 1FBa e.
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COlOred-$1 ESQ Down
Near 13th and " SITS. n.w.---6 large
rms. and bath. 2-story brick; full
Convenient to everything. Priced TO
sell this week. Call till o pm. week
days; Sun. IL to s.
VIM. Caloniris Inv. Corp.
io12 18th st. NV. DI. 1855: -
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SHANNON a LuCHs co.
YOU HAVEN'T SEEN

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HOUSES FoR sALE-Nesthesss

18th. Mr.. Benning Rd.
brick. o rms. bath.
2 Enclosed poFchss. lEe. front porch.
fun bsrnt., oil h-w-h. Terms. Puss.
at settlement. Inspection by sppf.
only. Call Mrs. West With
D. H. JOHNSON co.
RE. ssl2, Ma saes; eyes. and sun.
DE. 1927. 5
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Rock Creek Church Rd.
colored-3-story all-brick semidet.;
concrete front porch with lovely
Handicapped side yard; B large bed.
rms. baths, liv. rm.. din. rm. and
!. car yar. Don't miss this buy. Call
ST 3212 pHIIIIPS a. co 3
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Immediate Possession

&A4A44AS\A&ktS Il ooSJSoJ1O1l
YARDS s s4a7 ne Gay f st. ma ana r sasb
EHRLICH. 90b 18th st. NV. ST.
U4ol. 5
6 Rooms, 2 Baths-$12,500
Northeast location. about
one square from school. Transports
ton and stores: about years old.
modern throughout: recreation rm. /:
gas heat: ARRANGED so that YOU can
rent part Of the. house II you de.
sire; reasonable down payment and
$50 per month will handle 1t. Phone
Mr.. Israel. RIA. 1878. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
If You Want A Real Home
In the heart OF Woodbridge. close to
everything. on lot 75x1 50-ft.. at
$1,000. $3,227 down. monthly
carrying. charges SS47 and you
save half of that, call Mr. HEASTY,
at HO, 3S46 for details. -
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WESTGATE

A home it wouid bs Q ees 10 evn
The bcuse IL painted white and con
k1xfs c{ nice centfr-&ntrAnce bal.
ityinH room with drepiaes an1 clilt-
cato q iargs rear screened pofehs
dfning rm.. Kitchen ard powder IN.
The Sna q. cnntAsns 2 twtn-ssEs6
becrn,s. and easha. The hsseznrrt
q fun with o<fs31s enfsaH<e - q
very attractive and fenee1 PARA
raee Ewes. call Mr.. HarpeT. Nj.
SAMUEL =. Bo0LEY, NC.
KH aqn Wa 4Ekza
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COLORED
VACANT

o. New York ave. Row brick house.
with 2-3 room and bath apts., full
basement. with h.-w.h. Terms with
small down payment.
Z BARLOW REALTY co.
Realtors, 1891 G st. NV. ME. 24s5.
Ewes, MI. 2572, DE. S745. q
4 COLORED-N.W.
$500 block 18th st. NV: row brick.
s rms, Q baths, oil h.-w.h.. full
bsmt.. det. brick garage: SI5.b00'
MI. O216, FIR. 1877. IS
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Home or Investment

NEAR PA. AVE. Sc.
Beyond Anacostia River. Unusually
substantial detached brick house on
lot rs It. wide with shade and
fruit; 9 large rooms, sun room. gas
heat, garage. The and Is zoned
for apartments. Call Mr.. CASTOR
quay, VI, 1859 or here. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER, 1719 X st. NV. Ma.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW
CHEVY CHASE.

Nr. the circle. churches. trans. and
an eonveniene&k. Fine older tFps
DIT. eenter-han home Of { lar.
bedrms. can - b0asht riGht. Thin
lovely FROG. has plenty Of charm
for someone With imaEinatien.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
441a Cunn. are, IN. 1900 Ewes.
ealf Mr. Th0mpscn. vi. &Saa* -
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BETHESDA'S BEST VALUE
ST, 500
New well-huilt Colonial brick home,
featuring first-fioor powder room, 8
ample-siZed rooms, gas a.-e. heat,
side porch and wood burning IRE
place. Very tastefully decorated:
: large vell-landseaped lot. Ready
per month. Call r. A. MOTT, Elk
24Se or TIE. sO50, with
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Realtors. TIA nth Ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04

FRED A. SMITH co.
Resisara Ills 18th q. ~.
West Hyattsville--GT
Brisk eansaies, : esdrms.. full bsmi f,
fxpsH. attic. This 10 wonderful
PERRY BOSWELL. INC.
VA 4snn -
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CHEVY CHASE

Near roek Creek raxk---Be1reon o.
der and hath On list 6cey. 3 be6rnsk !.
9is hafha 9nn ncor. MANY unuEu4l
features. swnex sxAnxf. 6h osas.
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BETHESDA

De f1EollA
8 twin-size bedrms., 2 baths, prevar
brick home located In desirable
area: close to transp. and schools
liv. rm. with flrepl.. dining rn..
all-electric kit: features incl. full
bsmt.. storm windows. attached ga
raee. screened porch and nice yard;
priced at S1a.950. After 8 pm.
call Mr.. Kermit Meyer WI. e346.
SAMUEL K. BOGLEY, INC.
WI. $500. WI. 1920. "a
BETHESDA, CHEVY CHASE
Attractive brick home. & spacious
rooms. inelosed living porch, outside
terrace with barbecue fireplace. oil
h.-w. heat and garage. Newly re-
decorated. Wooded lot. convenient
to Bethesda shoppine. Reasonably
priced ut $1s.450. shown BY ap-
pointment. Cali OIL. 770o, ST. s4oa.
Evenings. Mr.. Stephens, WI 5065.
Phillips, Candy g. Fuller, Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD,
vacant D~s&xhee @-Sr -ese. s-ssags
BRICK In PlnehasSs ssIsasK. &c weM
err ave LARGE hetnx rn With Are
place 6ining TN mod kitchen sRe
Scttsrea-sn reAt perch OF tkt AeeF
: 'srEe bedrooms ane = baths or
md roor Gas A.-e. heat, large lot
Soxi 80. A. condition, owner iesN~
lag eity and must sell YeF details
call TIL 9 BE weekdays. san- IL
30 g.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
l0ts iIth u nv. pi lass -
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
brick home in a nlee sec
ton pa Western ave. eonsisting O!
: sedrmk- Ga baths Inv rm, dir
rtn. and mod. elee. ktt. xHli-t TO- val
earpstiHg and Grapes INDUCED IA
sale, This home should Dc fully ap-
Preciated and is priced TO sell Eves
Mr.. Harper, WI. 1879
Samuel z. Bogley, Inc.
Too4 Via. ave, WI, 1880. WI k5oo
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EASTpINES

Here's the barsain you've been loot
Ina foT, iss. corner lot, beautiiuIis
Handicapped, fsaturina an all nsa
sonry s-esdrm hunealcw with 81
has radiant heal ia the eeiiins .
fully equipped kitehtn and o lst
Nv, rm.! St.700 cash, s7I per me
Cal Mr. BYRD ai III. Gsss or Mo
S.5nA, svrs
WALKER a. DUNLOP. INC
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UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK
Prewsr. 4.hedrm. Oct. hfk lss, Inv
m, nsi wit. .ss,pD tspi 10 din RI s s,n e
ural chestnut trim, lac lot, Alats
root. oil hs-wh,. dst sATs rSesi
la< ar Md University ard Belts
vile Experimental station
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
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DETACHED BRICK

Q rms. in close-in ne. location: only
9 yrs. old: 3 double bedrms., liv.
rm. with fireplace, nice lot; price,
Sl7,950. To inspect. call CO. 1898,
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EVANSVILLE

Fine corner detached hssFns ~Ais ~
rsalent reons, entirely modern titeh
en- and bath: storage attic oil heat
Gear Karass, bis level iei priced
Mr., shRekelferd Ma $500, ewes
and week ends 81 6Sas
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
YAEH n At E NEs a
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Gil APPROVED

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T. PAUL. MUD co.
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BETHESDA

Unusual, beautiful. refined. Brick,
stone. frame, 3-bedrm. home: side
screened porch, frepi.. sun deck.
picture windows. earonet floors
thrcushout; large 1st trust S12.-
300 at A.. Total price only
INguRANCF co. IA
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Bethesda Brick-S17.5OO

BeJneSQa Brlck-Sl1,5UO
white brick. center-entranee plan
residence with 8 rooms. bath and
1st-Goor powder room. modern ALL
electric kitchen, gas aforementioned
heat. copper plumbing, copper gut
terx. heavy slate roof. large con-
separate outside entrance; squares
from public schools. Must be seen
to be appreciates. To inspect, phone
Mr.. Bril-. WI. TICS. with
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.
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RIGHT IN
PRICE REDUCED!

300 block l7th st. Sc, 8 large rms.
and bath. front and rear porches.
ment and terms less than rent. Cali
Mr.. Ravenscroft, MI. S241: ewes,
DU. 6641. VIM. H. BOAZE, 340S
18th St me- %
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COLORED
7th & FLA. AVE. NE
$3.50 DOWN

large s-Eoom row brick with Q kits
bath. coal heat: outside redeeorated-
s ssesa. "a. S SaSsL. g. $3.50, A 4a sss1
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7th & FLA. AVE. NE.
Beautiful semieet. brick home with
S rooms a bedro0ms). Ia bathE
fun bsugt with front entrance. hot
water heat: Colonial front porch
Full price Is only sl34as0. SURETY
REALTY CO AID. Q53l; ewes. PA
025s. 81. 1880, JR. 1927. TR, 1897
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UNIVERSITY PARK
I MI. FROM UNIV. or MD.
sIs .nho, Quick posE Excel. hrk, del
hnsps in pert, ennd, la a rs, rm
With srepa., din rm.. kii. Z hetrMt
tile bath. snd q Z bedfmE and
tuba outside entr. gas b sw, parchss
trent. screened and rs&r. lei fenced
ct rear Of house hsrbeeus pit, Hup :.
Erred border, Call Mt. Carr On Nsas
LEATH a. ASHLEY. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04

COLORED
FIT FOR A QUEEN
Trinidad area; very well constructed
row brick. o ice. rms. Colonial front
porch. 2 rear porehes u inelosedI;
new oil burner, h.-Wh., bailt-in
garage. TodsyG best buy with pos
session. PAUL PERUZZI. ST. 1856
or Di 4Aha a
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Ievsly prswsy Coionisl hrsek on enc
Of the eneat streets In thf para
iarss isyfhs pcosn wlth fsen3aes aPs.
rtats 6Iflnx foorns Kitchen ans
breakfast Foetn. : oedfoasEs u
baths. fnisfssd atiis, ell heat. o.,
isehs6 sstsss PRICED TO tsH Cal
Nj Mcfntosh. Ex. $3.50; ewes, VA
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VIII build on your lot. this we'll
planned brick. WILLIAMSBURG Co
loniai' LIST floor, Twins rm with
fireplace, full dining rH. equipped
Kitchen. bedrm or study and u
bath; End aoor . hedruS ana
full tiled bath; fun basement. as
bestos roof. copper plumains. gut
ters and down Spouts sxeeilen,
financing available For full par
tfculars. cali Mr.. Walden. OIL $3.50.
ewes. TIL. 1888
H. ]. KorZendorfer Co, Inc.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27
EdTlY InFenueial
Marriages Reported
By Pioneer Press

The first account Of a wedding
between a Negro and q white per-
son in Minnesota was recorded in
May Of 1876. The couple may have
been married some time before
then, because the st. Paul Pioneer
Press carried this account:
"A colored man, Henry WASH
ington, lives with a white wife on
the Nicollet Island, the pair oc-
cupying q house formerly well
known as Aunt Esther's.
For some time the husband
had grave reasons to suspect that
his white other half was untrue
to him and disgraeing herself by
too great intimacy with other col
ored troops. Conspicuous in the
group suspected was q tail col
ored gentleman.
The husband returned home to
find the wife intoxicated, in COM
pany with the tall one, and the
family bed crashed to the floor. q.
they started fighting. ="
The second account of a mar
rage Of a white and Negro APP
peared in 1878, this time in Fer
gus Falls, when a white girl, 20
years of age, married a full
blooded Negro"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27
archbishop;

Bronko Nagursld, athlete; Cecil
Newman, editor Of Minneapolis
Spokesman; Gunnar Nordbye, sen
Tor Judge, u. s. district court;
Grace Lee Mute, historian, author;
/. A. o'shaughnessy, businessman
and philRnthropist; Charles N.
Pace, former president of Ham,
line university; Macbeth Hurd
Paige, civic leader, legislator;
William Z. Petersen, u. Of M.
dairy scientist; Jean Picard, bal
loonist, professor at University;
John g. PiIlsbury, board chair
man, Pillsbury Mills; C. A. Pros
ser, former director, Dunwoody
institute; Z. c. Ramacher, clergy
man and civic leader; A. J. Rock
ne, former state senator; Ludwig
Roe, publisher, the Montevideo
News; L. A. RosEman, publisher.
Grand Rapids Herald Review;
John B. sanborn, Judge, u. 8. cir
cult court Of appeals; Gideon Sey-
mour, executive editor, Star and
Tribune; BeBe shopp, Miss Amer
lea for 1913; Fred B. Snyder,
chairman, board Of regents. u. of
NJ; Charles sommers, merchant,
former welfare official; u. c.
stalImRn, pathologist at U. Of NJ;
Harold stassen, educator, ex-gov-
ernor; John Tate, research pro-
fessor Of physics, u. Of NJ; e. j.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

Thye, U. s. Senator, former gov
ernor; Charles Turcl, president Of
Manchester college; q. F. Waite,
former Judge, Hennepin district
court; Charles Ward, president Of
Brown q Bigelow; Robert Penn
Warren, writer, Pulitzer prize
winner; o. H. wangensteen, chief
Of surgery, U. of NJ; F. X. wey-
erhaeuser, president, weyehaeuser
Sales Co; Luther Youngdahl,
governor Of Minnesota; Reuben
Youngdahl, pastor, Mount olivet
Lutheran church; Carl zapffe,
scientist and engineer.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

The idea OF general tolerance
toward the Negro and the humor-
GUS Hight thrown ON many Of his
activities was displayed on many
occasions.
Most ridiculous Of all, however,
were articles appearing IN the
Minneapolis Daily TRIBUNE and
the St Anthony DEMOCRAT.
The TRIBUNE reported that
i've colOred females, converts OF
Rev Hedgeman's colored church,
st. Anthony, were Immersed IN
the pond below the mills opposite
the paper min IN ST. Anthony.
Those whites who were present
making light Of the proceedings
should have been arrested and
death with according 10 law. :"
The Democrat took q more de-
riaive view Of the proceedings. II
reported that 'five large healthy
colored sisters were baptized IN
the Mississippi Sunday last. /. /.
several good Jokes are travelling
about town at the expense Of the
ceremony One heavy lady was %
unfortunate as to be baptized too
much, in consequence OF falling
from the clergyman's grasp. It IL
in bad taste TO make light Of any
ceremony, however imperfectly
performed. which Il sacred q
others, stin we apprehend thai
nothing evil u intended by those
who make light Of this otherwise
dark affair. -"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27
KENT FOUNDED
PACKAGE DELIVERY

A very energetic business man
in st. Paul, who started his bust
ness in the 1ss0's, was H. H. Kent,
proprietor Of the Kent's Package,
Delivery, Storage and Forwarding
Company. at zoe West Seventh
st.
Kent hauled furniture, pack
ages, goods; he packed and ship
ped furniture; he took up carpets,
cleaned and relaid them; he NOV
ed trunks and parcels. He had
wagons and excursion busses TO
let.
Kent conducted q profitable
business for himself for many
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27
NEGRO YOUTH HELD
SPELLING BEES 70
HELP CHURCH FUNDS

As soon as the Negro began his
immigration to Minnesota, he be-
gan organizing his churches, clubs
and organizations into an active
community.
Nor was the Negro youth lost
in this shuttle of activity. He gave
plays, sang songs, played games
and contributed to the building Of
the churches.
One of the activities popular at
the time was the famed spelling
matches. The youth usually spell
ed orally, lined up before the au-
dience.
Royal H. Brown often served as
enunciator for this spelling group.
Money raised from such perform
ances was usually turned over to
some church building fund.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

In March, 1887, Miss Bertha
Heathcock was appointed copyist
in the Tax Abstract office of
Ramsey county.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-27

Patronise the firms who have
made this big issue possible.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27
Dividend Blanks Out Monday

Application blanks for vet. erans who are to share in the $2,800,000 special National Life Insurance dividend will be avail. able Monday at the postofice, Maurice L. Briggs, postmaster, said yesterday.
 The Veterans Administration has estimated that approximate. ly 16,00O,000 present and former G. l. policy holders will share in the dividend payments.
 The blanks have been simpli- fled to avoid confusion and all a
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27
Creek Robbing Checked, Fisheries Head Reports

but the position of fishery super- visor was created and Lewis Macdonald hired. His duty is to take charge of all field men who work in enforcement, stream survey and stream improvement. He also acts as liaison man be tween the fisheries department and the FWS.
 An office for the department has been set up Juneau, and S system created to eliminate red tape and give all information re- quired at the end of each month, Anderson reports.
 Conferences were held with of. ficials of the Fish and Wlldlife Service to discuss enforcement and stream survey problems and to determine how the ritorial department would fit into the overall picture to secure the maximum results.
 Since the federal agency was at the end of it's fiscal year and would have practically no funds for employing extra help during the fishing season, the territorial agency decided to hire men to patro! certain areas where early runs of salmon were anticipated. Anderson said there was no difficulty in hiring men in South eastern Alaska but that in Kodiak and Prince William sound, the hiring proved more difficult
 The territorial employees were termed "stream inspectors" and received $25 more per month than the federal scale offered. In all, 19 men were hired, the re- port said.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27
FOHng People Plan 1@ Enter College

Betty Kiser, daughter of Mir. md Mrs. Art Kizer, will leave next week for Eugene, Ore, Where. she will enter the Univer- asy Of Oregon, for a pre.nursing course.
 Other local young people plan- Aing to enter college this fall are Mllfon Smith, who will attend Mnltnomah College in Portland 10 study aeroaautical engineer. Dg; Bob Lear, who will study evil engineering at the Univer. sity of Alaska, and Mary Met. sokin, who will take an educa. mon course at the same school.
 Miss Kizer was graduated from school outside last spring, and the other three from the Kodiak high school.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27

Greek robbing. which" ran rampant" in Uyak Bay in 1948. was curbed in l949 by placing a deputized Fish and Wildllfe Ser. vice employe in that area. c. L. Anderson, director of the pew Alaska Department of Fisheries, reveals in a report just released
 The report outlines the accom- plishments of the department for the first two months of it's opera tion, June l6 to August 15.
 An allotment of Territorial funds amounting to $70,Oe0 was approved by the Territorial Ad ministrative Board, to carry the fisheries department until Marcb 31. 1850.
 According to the report. no assistant director was employed
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27

A film showing new process for hard surfacing roads was seen by members of the Rotary Club, Tuesday noon after the regular luncheon at the Montmartre Inn
 Entitled Earth Concrete, the film showed the machine used and the method of operation. Spike Wallace, roads and run- ways superintendent at NOE provided the film,
 Guests attending the luncheon were Captain Charles Goodwin master of the Alaska Steamship vessel, Coastal Monarch, Iver Schott, superintendent of Kodiak Public Schools, B o Goldbeck of San Antonio, Tex John Hughes. and Don Crawford.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27
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veteran has to do to receive his share is follow the instructions on the blanks.
 Veterans are urged not to write to VA headquarters re- questing policy numbers as thelr army serial number is ali that is required.
 The local chapter of the American Red Cross will assist veterans in filling out their forms, Larry Wodlinger, chapter chairman, said yesterday.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-08-27

V. G Ellis flew to Anchorage Thursday for a meeting of the Territorial Board of Equaliza- tion.
Evening star., 1949-06-01

Private Lives" is strictly per-
sonal. 1t Is her feeling that the
time is ripe-was never riper-in
fact, for a solid amorous circus.
So, she and Donald Cook, pick
up Amanda Prynne and Elyot
Chase where Miss Lawrence and
Coward dropped them. and de-
monstrate how they can be
adapted to the age Of Jet propul-
sion.
The result is a riot which. of
course, Is not the same as a
play, but could not be more
satisfying to Miss Bankhead and
her audiences.
There has been only the most
modest (this is the only possible
employment of that word in this
review effort to revise Coward's S
dialogue in Private Lives" and
none at all with reference to his
basic comedy situation.
The play is still about a couple.
seething with sophistication, who
once happily married, later di-
vorced, who meet again while on
honeymons with their new mates.
AS they did first back in 1881.
Amanda and Elyot conclude they
are made for each other. With
a couple of curt notes Of regret
to their latest marriage partners,
they dash of to Paris to give the
old love a new whirl.
If this sounds familiar. rest
assured that what it produces Is
something no one ever saw before.
There never has been, nor will
there ever be, the counterpart Of
Miss Bankhead's Amanda. She
plays love, not for a laugh. but
for a guffaw. She plays 1t as If
it were college football or profess
sional wrestling. and Cook is q
worthy opponent in either varia-
ton. She gives it q vocal treat
ment which certainly suggests DR..
Kinsey is a fool If he does not
look into 1t.
As Coward designed his comedy,
the love duel was intended to end
in a tie between Amanda and her
first mate. Miss Bank
head plays it to win and by as
wide a margin as possible. She
purrs. she screams. she chortles