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Evening star., 1949-06-01
Barter S Hamlet Company
Flying 10 Denmark Today
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MISSIONER AIR FORCE BASE,
Mass, June 1.-The first Ameri-
can company chosen to play
Hamlet" at the Elsinore Festival
In Denmark took OF by plane to-
day for Europe.
The company. formed at the
Virginia State Barter Theater
under the name of the Hamlet
Festival Production Company OF
Richmond, Va" left Copenhagen
in q Military Air Transport Serv-
Ice C-54.
The group win appear at Kron-
borg Castle. Elsinore. during Dem
marks 18th annual Hamlet Fes-
tival. June 1927. The festival
began In 1897 with performances
by London's Old Vic Company.
Robert Breen viii play the part
of Hamlet. Walter Abel. Claudius;
Aline MacMahon. Gertrude: Ruth
Ford, Ophelia. and Clarence Der
went. Polonfus.
After the festival the players
will tour American military In
stallations in Germany.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Miss Harriet FreebeY. 80,
Retired Attorney, Dies

Miss Harriet Freebey. 90. re
tired attorney and Law professor
died yesterday at a nursing home
in Silver Spring after an illness
Of four months.
Miss Freebey. who lived In For
est Glen. Nd. spent part Of her
early life In California. A grad
uate OF the University OF Michi-
gan. she taught school in the Phil
ippines before coming 10 WASH
ington In 1900.
She then received her law de-
gree from Columbian University.
now George Washington Uniyer-
sity. For many years she was q
law professor at the National Park
Seminary. now Walter Reed An
mex. in Forest Glen. She later
set up law offices here. She re-
tired about 10 years ago.
She was q member of the Dis
trict Bar Association.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
George Francis. Los Angeles. and
a nephew. George Francis. judge
of a circuit couH in Southern
California,
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Parents Weep as Prison Gotes
Open for Quick Justice Victim

into q car for the -ade 20 p~trosg
and . promised 100 IL al auto
mobile factory.
He xax 10 when sentenced 80
life for murder In TIE fatal toacIp
shooting a. q lenswee County
gasoline station attendant, He
vas charged. convicted and ser~
tenced In one day.
A few years sgo. De Aeeraeer
with the help q prison selt-
schooling. began o legal battle 70
have his case recpcnec The
Supreme Court rsiaed tina, his Cen
stituttonai rights had been violated
in the swift proceedings that To- .
lowed his arrest.
Ordering new trial. the high
court held that the Michigan trial
court had Disseminated against
young De Meerleer. The love.
court was found TO have failed to
provide him with counsel or to
advise him Of his right 10 counsel
In a recent new trial De Nicer
leer Was found guilty Of man
slaughter and was sentenced 10 a
much lesser term. which he served
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Joseph P. Brani|ey Dies;
Formerly Of Chevy Chase

Joseph p. Brantley. 60. q for
mer resident Of Chevy Chase. Md.
for rs years. died yesterday in
Fort Lauderdale. Fla, after q
short illness.
Mr.. Brantley retired last August
from the Reconstructed Finance
Corp. and moved to Florida. He
was an assistant division chief
with the RFC.
A native Of Wartrace, Tenn,
Mr.. Brantley came here more
than 80 years ago. He worked for
the United States Shipping Board
before going with RFC.
He was a. member Of Lodge "a
of the Masons in Chevy Chase.
Survivors are his widow. Mrs.
Florence L. Brantiey: a son. Jo-
seph p. Brantley. jr.. Of Rich
mond. Va. and two brothers.
Floyd OF Nashville and Bruce OF
Srelbyville. Tenn. 4 IA e.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow from the Robert
A. Pumphrey funeral home. 1857
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda, Md
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Mrs. BuekIin Dies;
Teacher Many Years

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nsy Memorial ks2ScetAal CasafSta.
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Evening star., 1949-06-01
Or. Christopher Roberts.
Former U. :. Official, Dies

DR.. Christopher Roberta. 81.
former Commerce Department Of
ncial. died IN veses. Switzerland.
of q heart attack last Friday, Il
was learned here today,
During World War II. Or Rob-
efts Was fifSt associated wtih the
Commerce Department In the
Foreign Trade Statistics Division
OF the Census Bureau In New
York City. He came 10 Washing
ton with the Office Of Lend Lease
and then wak with
the Middle East Division of tlas
Foreign Economic Administrators.
His finai appointment IN the
Commerce Department, wak a.
chief OF the Trade Statistics ID.
vision. vi VI
He left here In 1915 10 eecnsns
economic adviser 10 The Amer.
lean military gosernmen. tn
Berlin.
A native Of Newark. he received
q n. q. degree from HaseTfofd
College and O Pm, d. degree from
Harvard, He Was q former as
soeiate professor Of economies al
Duke University. and iectsfff on
economies at Harvard.
Evening star., 1949-06-01

Funeral Services Held
For Miss Oracle +. knight

Private funeral services for Miss
Oracle Farnum knight, "a. q
resident Of Washington and
Montgomery County for rs years,
were held this morning ut her
home, 81 West Baltimore street.
Kensington. Md.
The Rev. Lyman B. Greaves.
rector of Christ Church. Kensing-
ton. conducted the services. Burial
was In Rock Greek Cemetary.
Miss knight died Monday In
Suburban Hospital after an H.
ness OF two months.
A native Of Bridgeton, N. j..
she was educated at st. Mary's
Hall. Burlington. N. J. Her father.
the Rev. DR.. Franklin l. knight.
was assistant minister Of Et.
Johns Episcopal Church In
Washington at the time Of his
death In 1876.
Surviving are . brother. n.
Louville knight OF Kalispeil.
Mont: four nieces and four
nephews.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
John Michael May Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for John
Michael May. a Washington resi-.
dent for nearly 10 years. viii be
held at 10 am. tomorrow in oul
Lady OF Victory Catholic Church
1885 Macarthur boulevard NV
Burial viii be held In Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. May. who was 7s. diec
Monday at his home. 1923 Foxhall
road NV. after an illness OF sew.
eral weeks.
He was born In Baltimore, Nd
For more than 20 years he worked
for the T. T. Keane Beef Co.. for.
merly located at the old Center
Market. then at Seventh and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, bu,
which now Is located at Fourth
and Morse streets NE. He re-
tired In 1916.
In addition to his widow. Mrs
BERTHE Hamilton May, he is sur
vived by a son. Clarence w. May
10 West drive. Bethesda: three
daughters. Mrs. Estella NJ. Brick
head. 1908 Stratford road. Be-
thesda; Mrs. Gladys M. Kolb. 1901
Albermarle street NV. and Mrs
Edna L. Fadely. Baltimore: q
sister. Mrs. Stella Buettner. lTl6
North Twenty-second street
Arlington; six grandchildren, and
two great-grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Mrs. CeIene Du Puy Ding|ey
Dies; Wife Of Capt. DinqIey

Mrs. Celene Du Puy Dingley. 10.
Of 4508 North Eighteenth street.
Arlington, Va. died yesterday in
Arlington Hospital after an illness
of q week.
She was the daughter of VIII
liam Atherton Du Puy. author and
journalist, who lived here most of
his life until his death, in 1912.
and Mrs. AdaLee Orme Du Puy. a
past president of the League OF
American Pen Women. who died
ID i946. ~
Mrs. Dineley was born In Ban
Antonio. Tex. Her family moved
here when she was child. She
attended Western High School.
Her husband. Capt, Edward
Nelson Dingley. IT,. w1s on duty
% the Navy Department here
during the last war and later was
assistant director of the Naval
Electronic Laboratory at San
Diego, Calf. He now Is an cleo
trical engineer at the Navy De-
partment.
In addition to Capt. Dingley.
the survivors are two daughters.
Patricia. Orme Dingley, 6. and
Linda Bell Dingley. 3.
Private graveside funeral serv-
ices will be held at 2:30 pm,
tomorrow at Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Marjorie Webster College
Awards Diplomas 10 81

DIR. John w. Mason, president
OF Swarthmore College. told -
Marjorie Webster Coiiese gradu.
ates at their commencement yes~
tcrcay that. In life. they should
do what they really want 10 %
with real slisto and ssst.
Speaking on '"T'he Virtues of The
Single Mind. Or. Mason told the
graduates they have an obliss-
ton 20 DO somethinE which 10
worth doing
Miss Marjorie Fraser Webster.
college president. stressed that
you must live as an individual in
order 10 achieve your own saiceess
and own happiness, She pre-.
scnted diplomas 10 the ~ Flri
graduates. the largest class In Ne
schools ~ years Of existence.
Mrs. Peter Marshall. vidow of
the former United States Senate
chaplain, pronounced the inyoea~
ton,
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Albert W. WelIes Rites
Today In Upper Marlboro

Funeral S~sN lces faE Alesgt ".
Wells. 81. fwgirr<i syeerg, seTv hsla
this mernIng la ~ MATs Church.
Upper Marlboro. Md Burial Wtll
be IN Mount Carmel CeusssTy
there.
Mr., Wells dlea Saturday o.
Providence Hospital after an ul-
ness OF Ssx @eeks
A native Of Anns Arundel
County. Nd. he was q carpenter
In Washington for several years
before moving 10 Upper Marlboro
to open = grocery store about
1908. He retired Two yeAfs aRo.
Surviving are TAO soma. 0eofEa
/. Wells and Albert W wsllk.
IT.. both of Upper Marlboro three
Mrs, Dorothy Hook ard
Mrs. Beatrice wytili. both of
Upper Marlboro, and Mfs Ethel
Rawlings Of sSslog. Nd elght
grandchildren and three great.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Bowie's S Condition
Reported Critical

States Attorney A. Gwynn
Bowie OF Prince Georges County.
who suffered . heart attack Sun
day night. was reported today
TO be In critical condition at Prov
idence Hospital.
The veteran prosecutor. who Ia
So. was stricken while visiting
friends. He was treated by mis-
brother. DR.. Andrew X. Bowie. 3oi
B street Sc.
Mr. Bowie and James j. Laugh
lin. Washington lawyer. we're Gen.
trail figures In q recent dispute
arising from gambling inycstiga-
tons in Prince Georges.
The States attorney issued a
body attachment for Mr.. Laugh
Inns reappearance before the
county grand jury and the latter
lretaiiated with . subpoena for Mr..
Rowie's arrest to answer charges
in . s2os 500 SANDER suit.
MFR. Laugtlin had said Af.
Bowie would be subject TO arrcsi
II he entered the District. but
today declared he would not prsss
for action during the prosecutor D
illness.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
ay sk's Aaass ssasa Press

JACKSON. Mich. June L.
Rene De MeeFleer. Miehigan's
famed quick justice" victim.
walked about as q free man to-
day for the first time In II years
The 35-year old former lfes.
who won q fight before the Sa-
presne Court. yesterday left South
ern Michigan prison after con-
finement since he vas a youth
Of 10
In the warden's otice the aging
parents. Aiphonse and Helen
De Meerieer. met their tall. dark
haired son to take him home.
1T was the most pathetic sight
I have ever seen" Warden Julian
Frisbie said.
When De Meerleer entered the
warden's Office. his possessions
wrapped in two small. paper Gov
cred bundles, his mother burst
into tears.
There were few words. The
three Rugged and kissed.
Wordlessly. De Meerleer climbed
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Chinese Restaurateur
Held Over Pistol Shots

A Chinese restaurateur today
faced grand jury action charged
with firing four shots into q
patron he claimed chased him
around his kitchen with q meat
cleaver.
Held under $1,000 bond after a
Municipal Court hearing yester-
day. Sun King. 3s. pleaded not
guilty on grounds OF self defense.
Sole Government witness was
Charles w. Richardson, 30. col
ored. il2S Trinidad avenue NE.
Mr.. Richardson testified he vent
TO Kings restaurant. 1910 Eight
eenth street NV. last MARCH ~
and got into an argument with
the proprietors wife. cortina. ~.
He said that when he went into
the kitchen to complain to King.
the latter took 4 pistol from a Shelf
and shot him In the stomach.
hand, leg and Ahouider, The Wit
ness said he was hospitaiised more
than q month.
King charged through his attor-
ney. Thomas Ahern, that the
patron had "stormed" into the
kitchen. seized q tray and q meat
cleaver and chased the Chinese
around the stove where he had
been stirring chop suey.
The defendant and bis wife de-
clared II was only after Mr..
Richardson had backed King
against wall that the shots we're
fired. Judge Armond w. Scott set
the low bond on the request Of
Assistant United States. Attorney
Andrew Howard.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Mrs. Anne R. Smith Dies;
Wife Of IA Founder
ky fhs A.sesiafed Pfsss

AKRON, Ohio. June The
wife one OF the founders of Alco-
holics Anonymous died here to-
day.
She was Mrs. Anne r. Smith.
50, described by her husband. DR..
r. H. Smith. as his silent part
ner" in developing Alcoholics
Anonymous since 1t was started
here II years ago.
She died at st. Thomas Hos
pital, where she was taken for
treatment of a heart ailment. Her
husband. now Ill at the same hos
pital. said of her:
"She entertained many Of the
members in our home and gave
them the sympathetic under
standing that played so strong q
part in rehabilitating persons adj
dicted to alcohol"
A native of Moline. H.. and q
Wellesley College graduate. she
came here In 1918 as DR.. Smith s
bride. They have two children
Robert r. Smith Of Dallas. Tex,
and Mrs. Z. w. Galbraith Of
Akron.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Rites for {. H. Duffy,
Justice Department
Aide, Set tomorrow

Funeral services sox c. Nxzss
DS4sy. 20. Ss,~caAi Rxsasxaas ~ ttse
Attorney Genera fog stse aass -
years. wtsl e~ heta a. . - ars 10
sanTroa Ia tsse ie~ funeral ssasszs
Fourth ssyees and MasaAessAsrsts
avenue NE. Burial wsai e~ Ia A.
l.nSfan CeEnssx-y.
Mr.. Dsat-y csed MaD6Ay az h4s
hozae. $50, SerS4sAFnpscn stTw~t
NV a!tss a long llaGcss<
A native os wsssssag.na he wAs
graduated from GosIraxs hags
School and ST. john csGiege AZ
outSsandsng Stasceas. he LATER was
graduated with h0noss .goss,
GEORGETOWN University with Or
grees IN law and eEagiaeeFsns he
then pyAetaee3 aaw With lais father
the late Owsn X Duty. wsa e1 =
ficrs IN the 500 block O! r street
NV.
. During world War l ne ~as q
nrsi lieutenant In tire Arusss Orc -
nance Department. where he
worked on the development Of
nayrage balloons.
After the war he VAS vice pres.
dent OF q spark plus concern In
Miami and returned here In 1893
10 JOIN the Justice Department
He worked in the patent section
OF the Court Of Claims DIVISION
until his death.
MIR. DUFFY had received more
than 100 patents In the sutafnc-
tive. radio and marine eQsllpment
fields. He also had nuIit seveFal
saiiboats In recent years ssad had
raced them IN Presidents Cup
RegatiaS- He wax a member Of
the Corinthian and Capital Yacht
Clubs here.
A member OF the District Bar
Association. Mr.. Duffy had nsae-
ticed before the Supreme Court,
He also belonged 10 the American
Legion.
Besides his widow. Mrs, Mar
garei Barr Duffy. he Is survived
by Ave sons. E. Hugh. Miami.
Owen Z, Chattanooga: Downer M q.
New Canaan. Conn James OF the
Northampton street address. and
CaIlan Duffy. Ssoe North Seventh
street. Arlington. two sisters. Mrs
Bonnie Jean Van Meter OF Airing
ton and Mrs. Margaret Mason.
Rollo. Mo. and IL grandchildren
also survive.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Rev. Dovid |. Miller
Rites Today in Luroy
Sps<ieI pispetsh 10 The s,ar

LURAY. Va. June Funeral
services viii be held today at St
Marks Lutheran Church for the
Rev. David Leander Miller. 70. q
retired Lutheran minister who
died Sunday of a heart attack.
Interment win take place In Ever
green Cemetery.
Besides hls widow. the former
Miss Edith Price. he is survived
by four children. Mrs. w. II. Pea
cock. Chapel Hill. N. c.. PAU z.
Miller. Anderson. S. c.; Carroll D.
Miller. Denver, Colo. and Mrs.
Silas Rhoades. San Antonio. Tex.
Also surviving are three sisters,
Mrs. M. v. Armstrong. Hickory.
N. c.: Mrs. Lille Reinhardt and
Mrs. L. Sitter, Newton. N. c., and a
brother. A. s. Miller. Taylors-
vile. N. G.
Evening star., 1949-06-01

ing completion Of a plan to Co
ordinate landing activities at ma
jor airports In the Chicago area.
Former chairman Of the Inter-de-
partmental Air Traffic Control
Board. he resigned in l94s because
Of illness. but took over the job
for the city Of Chicago six months
ago.
Mr.. Ward was q native of In
dianopolis. He was a pilot with
the Marine during World War I.
He then worked as a test pilot for
the Curtiss Airplane 81 Motor
Corp. and later transformed about
the country until 1923. when he
became one of the first air mail
pilots, working the Cleveland
Newark run.
An air mail pilot until 1927, he
organized the Interstate Airlines
the following year. He later worked
for the predecessors Of American
Airlines and in 1929 became vice
president in charge Of operations
for that organization.
In 1885 he was commissioned by
the major airlines to work out
regulations for traffic control of
planes flying by instruments. The
Government took over this func-
ton a year later and he was ap-
pointed head Of the program under
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton.
In addition to his widow. Mrs.
Naona Bienert Ward, he is sur
viyed by three children. John and
George. 2-year-old twins, and
Terence. 8 months, and a sister,
Mrs. Paul c. Long, Burbank. Calf.
His former wife. Mrs. Ethel B.
Ward, and a married daughter,
Mrs. Donald Nahrgang. live in
Norfolk.
Evening star., 1949-06-01

day at Fort
Myer Chapel,
Arlington. Bur-
ial viii be in
Arlington Gem
etery.
Mr.. w ard
die d Monday
in his Chicago
hotel room Of q
heart ailment,.
The aviation
control expert.
who lived at
3i4 Franklin
street, Alexan-
drla, was near
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Roundup Set Tomorrow
At WuIter Reed School

A preschool roundup for chill
dren who viii enter Walter Reed
School. Arlington. win be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at the school.
North Washington boulevard and
Mckinley road. A story In The
Star yesterday stated enormously
that the roundup was for children
entering all Arlington schools.
Registration eligibility Is lin
tied to children who win be six
years old by March 1. 1850.
Parents are required TO submit
children's birth certificates and
proof Of inoculations.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Funeral Rites Friday
ForE.F.Ward, Pioneer
In Air Traffic Control

Funeral services for Earl r.
Ward. 50. pioneer In air trattc
control and one of the first arimaa
pilots. viii be held at ! pm Fri
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Garn nf Thanka

BAKER, ESTHER. The family of the
late EsTHER BAKER with to express their
ness during her illness and expressions of
sympathy at her death.
HER BROTHER, CHARLES w. GRIMES;
WHE. MAGGIE GRIMES. AND FAM-
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Drafha

30. 1919, NARY ANDKRsoN of lie h 5th
st. NV. wife Of Mr. AusustuS Anderson,
oer rsasives q s and na srenea % also alsye
nay can at Il the carver Memorial rsnersi asii
s9ps Il e. a.lbI. e 4 EunsEal son
1i14 9Th st: NV. on Friday, June 3: at
@ neni Voc Woodiavn n cems.er9. caas a1e''''1' 1n:si
nesas, shsc1w. 5yn. fszssds 954s sukrHss IN q Mss
is1sa son o. ars sath iSsss sspsn =. and .nSi. Ss
Hsns9I. 1sS pss nsghs. 'L:s.,s sls NJ
leonard and william Poe. Mrs. Carrie
BE also leaves oi other reis ives and friends.
Assr ss Cd. IL al 6. dsz a5. 5.rvs 4
sses ssrsn On ssiard.s sn ESa June psis m .ers
Iss I1:pss ss''s sss S:sss' sssss ss
nGsisl skAsffPf. ffRi.s5fo 5jfosErH T.. 81. On TIES
a. A. sosrSa Nss IL sfa ssF II xsE 81
Chevy Chase. Nd beloved husband Of
Joseph p. Brantley. tr. Remains resting
Home ns of Eassrs A sspslsy
Nd, where services will be held Thursday.
June 2. at p.n. InteFment Rock Greek
eBksissiL BkANiLEY. yosEPH p. omeers and
] !: j 81
wisconsin ave, Bethesds. Md at 2 pm.
on Thursday: se2, ylns T. n..r u..,.,
Evening star., 1949-06-01

mate ma JosEPH II SALLY. ALLY Re-
mains resting at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2647 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. Sery-
ices on Friday, June 3. at 2
pm. at Fort Myer Chapel.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Draths

ross. LUCILLE MORTON. On Tues
Sas; ea,ss Nay ,ssa 81: isas; ssse LUCILLE A6EToS
tha II Mortqn and SISTER Of Mrs, u N;
aorsOn ss1Ha sTss.s tSss tSs s1s E1ss Ene,
Co. .Fuperai Home. 29o1 I4th st. nv.
on FRIDAY. june 3. at pm. Inter-
30. .Is49. st Georsetoxn University Hos
pital. ANNA r. ROGERS tnee Fitzmorrisi
Of 1898 v st. NV. beloved wife OF Patrick
Hanion Funeral Home, 1881 Gsorsia U, ave.
NV. on Thursday. June 2, at $40 am.
Hish requiem mass at st. Paurs Church
Interment Mount oliyet Cemetery.
RoTTMER. HENRY. on May 20, 1s4s.
at Casualty Hospital. husband OF the late
Ella Jane Rettmsr: uncle q John
neral Home, sl5 ss iits st. T. ss,. .ne.r on Thurs n
CEDAR & Mi Hi Cemetery. M ry'o0 an ih'efmeh'
RUFFIN. DIR. STERLING. On wednes-
day. June 1919, At osorgs WsshinEten si pT1p
FIN, beloved brother Of MI. Thomas Rufhn
Jane Sims of Richmond. Va; Mrs. En-
and Miss Barbara Rufhn Of washington.
D. c. He also Is survived by . cousin,
pr, Marshall Rufin; Remsins restinE Al
Church, 1917 @ st. NV on Friday, June
3. at 12 pm. noon. Interment In Hills
boro. N c. Richmond. Va. and Raleigh.
N. c., papers please COPY
SALLY, JOSEPH. On Tuesday. May 81.
1849. at his residence. I70s North Uhle
i sy.d ot m:se 1osIph sa .o s be-
yiving are several nieces and nephews.
Remains resting at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blvd Arlington. Va, until
1870 pm. Friday, June 8; thence to Fort
Myer Chapel. where funeral services will
be held at pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-02-26
Legal Notice

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY or ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION. KODIAKoPRECINCT. In the Matter OH the Estate.
 of CORNELIUS PANAMAROFF,
 nnnonam1
Kodiak mirror., 1949-02-26
NoTscE or FILING

FilIeg fo. candidates in the ci. ty election to be he'd April 5 aS4s. is Bow open at the City Casrk's office.
 NozniBsIions shall be made by psFty convention, or by 6 peti sisR sRned b3 not les chan 20 qssalised voters. A candidate nssst have the qualifications of a vaser: '. 6, s citizen of the Uni. ead States, over the age of 2l years. must have resided in the Territory oi Alaska for one year aext preceding the election, and ssx months next preceding tbe election within the limits of the City of kodiak.
 The certificates of nomination shall specify the office and term ct years, the group or political party. if any and place of resi- aeaee of the nominee.
 Filing closes at midnight, March 2l.
 Myrna Perkins
 City Clerk 3-f9
Kodiak mirror., 1949-02-26
Foreign Altar Stars Jean Arthur

The laugh and love s,de of life in post war Berlin where Amer. icau oeoupst'on forces hold forth is the subject of the new com- sdy, A Foreign Affair, which IS at the Orpheum tomorrow and Monday
 The film eo.stars Jean Arthur, Marlene Dietrich. and John Lund and features Willard Mit- chell.
 A Foreign Affair tells the esory .of Miss Arthur's experiences in Berlin As one of a committed f om Washington to investigate the mora e of American boys stationed there She is prim self righteous and suspicious of frat. ernizing with frauleins. a suspi- cion that ie confirmed by gossip that an American officer is pro- tecting glamorous ex, NaSi singer Marleoe Dietrich
 The film was written and pro- duced by Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder who have other fine comedies to their credit.