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Evening star., 1951-06-17
Material Lack Shows White House Work

a room-to-roon 1oudspeaker and
telephone system and lots Of addi-
tional closet space.
Tourists, who have been ex-
cluded from the White House
grounds since the reconstruction
job started two years ago, will be
allowed back almost as soon as
the Trumans make the move
from Blair House. In the past, as
many as 5000 persons have visited
the State rooms and corridors in
one day.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Spontaneous Ignition

+ CINCINNATI Phosphorus ig-
mites with oxygen with such facil-
lity that spontaneous ignition
occurs when it becomes exposed to
lordinary air.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

Training of homing pigeons be.
gins when they are weeks old,
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Bethesda Couple
Will Be Married

The engagement of Miss Virginia
Lee Muller to Mr.. Newell Garfield
Granger, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Granger of Bethesda, has been
ANNOUNCED by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Muller OF
Bethesda.
Miss Muller, a graduate of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase public
schools, attended Madison College
for two years.
Mr.. Granger was graduated
from Dewitt Preparatory School
and attended Montgomery Junior
College. He is entering the Air
| Force.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Joan Hoykin Wed To Mr.. Weinstein

Mr.. and Mrs. David Judsor,
Haykin announce the marriage
yesterday Of their daughter, Joan
Irene, to Mr.. Marvin Seymour
Weinstein. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Weinstein OF New York. A
small reception for close friends
was held at the Haykin home
after the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate oi
Western Reserve University and is
now employed there. The groom
was graduated from Brooklyn
College and has done graduate
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Barbara Dirst
To Be Married
Mrs Rarbara v. Dirst ANNOUNCES

Mrs. Barbara V. DirSt announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Barbara Jeanne, to Mr.. Norman
Lewis Chaudet, son of Mr.. Alfred
L. Chaudet of Alexandria and
Mrs. Julia Poison of Burbank,
Calf.
Miss Dirst and her f1ance both
attended the University of Mary
land. The wedding will take place
after Mr.. Chaudet's graduation
in June and then the couple will
make their home in California,
where he will do work for his
masters degree.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

work IN psychology at Western
Reserve.
The couple will make their
home in Cleveland, Ohio, where
MIR. Weinstein is employed with
the Veterans Administration.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Tomorrow You'll Wear

Embroidered touches that give
texture to your falls hats. Small
all-over mosaic designs, rich
baroque-type appliques and bril-
liant nailheads add new interest
Ito felt and fabric headgear.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
BUSINESS pRop-REAr tc.,, VI

GARAGE BLDG. and used car lot,
160.ft. depth by 150-ft. width
established many years; 1901 BALTIC.
ave-, Hvattsville, Md; B, g. o.
railroad siding. CO. 1881; Sun. and
ewes. EN-. 5943. 10
COLORED Or wHITE-1e26 18th
st. NV, 2 new stores or offices.
low rents. MR.. DAVID. Ex. $500,
or EN-. 2766. -
COLORED RESTAURANT, completely
equipped. for rent or sale; good NV
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
4 f.OO0-6,0OO so. FIT. unobstructed
space, downtown bldg. convenient
location; street or 2nd floor: rest
room facilities; entrance off street.
Phone ia. 1851. am. to 6 pm.
AUTO RENTAL COMPANY needs to
rent. space for about IL cars with
adjoining office, in downtown area
Box 173-E, Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500.

COLONIAL-S9 ,95O!!
Easy to buy is this comfortable @
bedrm. white masonry home, only 3
min. to Pentagon; fenced back
yard with outside firepl is only
one of the extra attractions. Re-
fFsns' Frst come fst seSNsd eS1ae and out
Open Sunday, l to Dark
Directions: Out Columbia Pike to
So. Frederick st, left to So. 18th
st, and No. 5117.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
oW. $500. Ewes. OF. 1898, AL. 6211.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New YORK
ave. n.w.-AvaiIable immediately
5iIs sSiIs%snss 81 PENs qsss PRoFERT1Es SSsE S;
r oses su5e o1 doctops T. snd Or
s;E. S;RAY, Realtors, eo4 Ellsworth Or,
1900 Fl. AVAILABLE in desirable
Pyt; PyI, bldg. Eye ST. near 18th. DI.
lois VERMONT AVE. 1st fl. office
with lge. front window; Arm. suite.
IND Z, Also single. EX. 5474. 3
DOCTORS OFFICE. corner goth and
Eye sts. n.w.-Large reception room.
J FISHER & CO. INC. 7ss 18th
CENTURY BUILDING. Az 5th st.
NV; opposite Municipal Court.
mssd 1ees aVabe Ramsse Of ii aTsondtHnGd this modaTo
fireproof building: Elevator service
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. INC.
73S 18th St. NV. DI. $3.50. S
TENANT to share downtown business
oftS.. once and telephene; reasonable.
Offices Ff1sEfscfs For B9x RENT aJ 5{b Star Star
NV. (92s 5th st.J-Two large rooms,
containing 400 50. #, for ONCE,
jobber or distributor; freight eleva-
tor heat, light and janitor service
furnished; reasonable rent. THOMAS
y n " FISHER bI esaG'' s CO. INC 7as 18th st.
PRIVATE OFFICE ROOMS and law
atory hot water and char woman
services furnished: 2nd floor. facing
street; S75 mo, oil 18th st. NV.
se1a GA. AVE. N.w.-Large rm
kitchen and bath and locker for
storage; heat and water included; ;
500 per mo-; good for attorney
account. or small business. GE. 413s.
ULTRAMODERN OFFICE-Two large
bright rooms. private washroom and
entrance; convenient downtown To-
cation with parking facilities; SITS
month; FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
C0NTfNENTAL BLDG. 18th and x
Pvt. rm. in suite attractively furn. !;
Venetian blinds, drapes and carpet
ing: reception and telephone facil-
tiles. Ma 1716; ewes, EN-. 3473.
HALL. .25x75. suitable for meetings,
organizations or studio. 601 G st.
NV. 3rd f.. RE. 2030. IS
Evening star., 1951-01-06
S11,500
FA. 3777 FA. 1859

GRACIOUS LIVING
For. the entire family is certain in
this spacious brick Colonial on ~
acre lot: 90 Minis. to Wash: liv
rm.. 14x"4 with frepl. I3xI4 din.
rm.; sparkling white kit; "a bath
down; 3 bedrms. and 2 tiled baths
with f1repl.; side porch: brick gar.
Priced for. quick sale, S23 750, with
substantial down payment.
ADEAv DEAF rfX/
Evening star., 1951-01-06
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 so. FT., 2nd comm: 4 fs.
and elevator: rear 9th and E SITS.
NV. MA. S696. III
building, for repair shop, storage
etc; rear Atlas Theater, 1900 H ST.
ne. being 1891 Linden Court
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000.
End COMML.. 1000 50. #. t23x7o)
loft. ceiling; con. f.; toilet fscil.
3-phase elec, wiring; acc. via trailer
truck. Mr.. Gee. Me. S259; MR..
RONES. OR. 512o. =
1853 CHURCH ST. N.W.-ond COM
mercial, plenty of parking space on
rear Of premises; no improvements
RA. l101, TU. 1910. "a
Evening star., 1951-01-06
AL BAKER OFFERS
JEEFEPCON MANnP

JEFFERSON MANOR
81, 1923 Dn., Mo. PymtS., $73.96
A brick home with nice dining rm.
and liy. rm.. 2 bedrms., tiled bath,
fun bsmt., equipped kitchen. gas
and shopping. Price, S10.950. This
is an exclusive listing and will be
shown by appt. AL. 6644, or TIE
1343
Evening star., 1951-01-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARL., $500 so. Fl, zoned C-1;
479-ft. frontage on Lee hgwy
ladj WTOP-TV towerl. improved
6-rm. house. gear garage. Exclu-
sive. FRED J. GEORGE. Lee hgwy.,
at Glebe I'd, Gil. 6111. OK. OH
Evening star., 1951-01-06
WYNNEWOOD

Open Sunday. / until 5. Exclusive
and restricted neighborhood. Lovely
brick home, entrance hall, liv. rm
u2x25). Colonial mantel and fre-
place; din. rm. tapprox: l2x14, lge.
II Bath and screened porch G1x2O),
all on 1st A.; 2nd fl. has master
bedrm. U2x20 with "a bath.
other nice pedrmS. and de luxe Holly
wood bath. stairway to attic: bsmt.
HaS HaSsbsd rec ~, rm no,ty nins ogaSt'1uis iab
ceiling; wood burning fireplace, out
side entrance. auto. oil heat, laundry
and attached garage; lot t60Xll5h
nicely wo, oed; $4,000 cash. balance
less than rent. CHI. 9666. or ewes.
and Sunday, CHI. 1927.
William P. Parramore
Evening star., 1951-01-06

1876 return on approx. $4,000 cash
while buying modern garden type
apt of 81 units. near St Eliza
beth's Hosp. Please call Mr.. Bur-
russ, TU. 2100. AVON SHOCKEY.
Evening star., 1951-01-06
AL BAKER OFFERS

bcIVEhi a1LLo, ALEA.
A brick Colonial home. custom built,
only yrs. old. 1st fl. has charm
ing liV. rm. with flrepl. built-in
bookcases. full-siZed formal dining
rm., den or library. tiled powder
rm., compacted modern kit with
finest kitchen equipment. and at
tractive side porch; End floor has 5
laundry chute; bsmt. has recr. rm.
and y bath. separate laundry rm,
and outside entrance to ward There
is also a garage. There are exquisite
draperies in liy. rm. and din. rm..
with wall-to-wall carpet covering
entire ISt floor and stairway. which
remains in the house. This is an
exclusive listing and will be shown
by appt. only. Phone AL. 6644. or
TIE. 7343.
Evening star., 1951-01-06

INVESTMENTSi

$4,000 So. #. for apt; excellent loca-
ton, close in Arlington.
10000. so. it.. commercial. in Claren-
don; top value.
600 So. it.. commercial Wilson
blvd, between Clarendon and Rosslyn.
S-unit brick apt. house; priced under
MANNAS REALTY co.
Gig Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. PISA
Evening star., 1951-01-06
OPEN
DROP AROUND

and see this lovely brick English
bungalow nearing completion. Fea-
lures liV rm with firepl. din. rm..
kitchen. . bedrms., tile bath on one
A.; stairs to large expansion attic:
full bsnt.. gas heat, school within
sight; shopping and bus only blks.
Best of all only Sl7.400.
LURIA BROS.
Evening star., 1951-10-08

ment of imposing stature, like,
say, a far bigger advertisement
than the legitimate theater ever
used to employ.
Or. take one of the most mo-
mentous projects headed for
Broadway this autumn. That's
Shaw'S Don Juan in HELL" a four
part play which is being read by
quartet of stars, three of whom
are much better known for their
movie work than for the living
drama. These are Charles Laugh
ton, Charles Boyer and Agnes
Moorehead. The fourth, Sir Cedric
Hardwicke, causes no surprise
wherever he turns up as a re-
nowned actor.
X X
Truth to tell, there are so many
former movie stars in New York
this season that Hollywood. in it's
bitterer moments, thinks of itself
as a ghost town. In addition to
those mentioned earlier. the Goth
am roster includes such names to-
day as Dane Clark, Hume Cronyn,
June Havoc, Celeste Holm. Rob-
ert Aida, Sam Levene, Charles
Winninger. Conrad Nagel, Janis
Paige, Jackie Cooper. Ken Muir
ray, Jimmy Durante, and a bookful
of others. Before the season is
much older, a score more will be
around.
A year ago, Hollywood would
have thought nothing of this. The
movies were in the doldrums then
and anyone who fled the scene in
his high-powered foreign car was
regarded as acting sensibly. 1t
takes a Job to buy gasoline for
high-powered foreign cars and
these owners were heading east
to find the jobs they needed.
The current upsurge in movie
production, employment and prof
its has put a different face on
the matter. Although they will
not have to close down because
Henry Fonda went away, and all
those others of course, the STU
dios are moving into an era when
they oculd use certain of the wan
dererS.
Film producers are daily making
the discovery that the very man
or woman they had in mind for
a certain role is tied up tightly in
another role 5000 miles away. At
a time like that. this is a discon-
certingly wide country.
The small consoling thought oc-
ours to the moviemakers that
these players all will come back
some day; most of them anyway.
Perhaps too, at least once in a
while. the deserters will find them
selves melancholy to be working
for less money, doing the same
role night after endless night
when they might be back in Para
disc.
Evening star., 1951-10-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
New Gayety - Darkness at
Noon; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador "A Streetcar
Named Desire; 12:45. 2:55. $40.
7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol - "a Millionaire for
Cristy"; II am, LAS, 4:30, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia David and Bath
sheba"; II am. Ito. 3:25, 5:35,
7:45 and 10 pm.
Dupont oliver Twist; 1:20,
1925. $50. 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"His Kind of Woman:
1875 am, 1:50, 400, 6:15 and 10
pm. Sneak preview. $50 pm.
LittIe-La Ronde":: 1915, 1:55,
3:35, Sis, $50, $50 and 1910
pm.
Metropolitan "A Streetcar
Named Desire; 10:45 am, 1885,
3:05. Sis, 7:30 and GAS pm.
National - Rich, Young and
Pretty; 11:15 am, 1:20, $3.50,
5:35, 7:45 and s:55 pm.
Palace - People Will Talk:
10:45 am. 1885. $40, 5:25, TAO
and 9::55 pm.
Pix - Die Fiedermaus":: 2:20,
4:20, $50, 7::50 and $50 pm.
Playhouse-"No Highway in the
Sky; 11:10 am. lis, 3:20, 5:25,
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza-"The Mill on the Po";;
11:10 am, 100, $50. ABS, 6:25,
8:15 and 1905 pm.
Trans-Lux - "One Woman's
Story; 11:00 a I'm, 1880, 2::40 and
4:30 pm.
Warner - "a Streetcar Named
Desire; 10:45 am, 1855, 3:05.
$40, 7:30 and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-08
HOLLYWOOD.

LYWOOD.
Kirk Douglas leaves the first of
the year for France, Italy, Israel
and the Scandinavian countries,
after a month in indoctrination at
Lake Success, to address youth
rallies. I'm going alone and it
will be a complete change" says
Kirk, currently completing THE
Big Sky"
Claire Trevor stars for her hus-
band, Milton Bren, in THE Snow
Covered Wagon" a gold rush
yarn, when she finishes 'Hoodlum
Empire" at Republic.
James Mason, in his busiest
year, is likely to do The Sleeper
Cliff" at Goth Century-Fox. His
own Portland production, "a
Woman Possessed" costarring
June Havoc and himself, is being
sneak-previewed this week with
his wife, Pamela Kellino, who
wrote the original story, on hand.
X x x X
Rita Hayworth is becoming
bored with waiting to work. She
now takes long walks and golf
lessons. It's confirmed that her
comeback movie will be "Gilda"
patterned. Columbia's waiting for
Glenn Ford to finish Young Man
in a Hurry" at Metro.
Denise Darcel is refusing long
distance calls from her ex-spouse,
Peter Crosby, at her Beverly Hills
apartment and at MGM. Il have
no time for dates. I am taking
lessons in drama and speech" says
Denise.
Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer
are living in Brian Aherne's Santa
Monica home while they do THE
Fourposter" for Stanley Kramer
at Columbia. Brian has his date
ranch near Palm Springs.
George Montgomery is cleaning
up with his latest design in tele-
vision cabinets which disappear
by pressing a button, working on
a hydraulic table. A great gadget
and only $1,250!
X x X X
Corinne Griffith declines both
movies and television offers. In
stead she concentrates on man
aging a million dollars worth of
Evening star., 1951-10-08

were a department store announc-'
ing an anniversary sale or tele-
vision merchant celebrating his
escape from restrictions on install,
ment buying.
These ads are notable for their
dignity as well as their size. They
are like engraved invitations to a
fashionable wedding. No pictures
of Jane Russell-like actresses. No
pictures at all, except maybe a
small, chaste Illustration to put a
tiny bit of animation in the mid
die of that social register type.
And to cut down the white space
which can be overdone in any ad-
vertisement except those of new
stock exchange members and eX-
elusive morticianS.
There are a number of reasons
for this sudden effulgence on the
part of the once restrained legiti-
mate drama. Since this is merely
a Monday column instead of an
exhaustive thesis on the subject,
only one of these reasons will be
gone into here.
x X X x
This is that Broadway recently
has been picking up a great many
Hollywood names to sell. Their
owners are players who are ac-
cuStomed to being seen in large
type. Coming back to the legiti-
mate theater, or into it for the
first time. the attention of their
old movie audiences is being called
to the players change of address.
Take play like Glad It'd
ings." Without some stress laid on
its being strictly live drama with
Melvyn Douglas and Signe HassoI
as its stars, there could be a lot
of confusion. Douglas and Mi. 81
Hasso. despite considerable STAGE
experience, are identified prima-
rily with the movies. If you don't
want every one to think that.
Glad Tidings" is movie, star
ring Melvyn Douglas and Signe
Hasso. you bang down on the fact
that this time they are in the
flesh.
This not only straightens things
out in the minds of theatergoers,
who might otherwise dismiss the
thing as a movie. but also tells the
vast movie following of the plays
stars where they can be found
alive and acting.
x x
There is another star combina- |
tion coming to Broadway within
the next fortnight tlfat could
cause even greater confusion. This
is Ann Sothern and Robert Cum
mings in the comedy. Faithfully
Yours" by L. Bush-Fekete and
his wife. Mary Helen Fay.
For years neither of these has
had the slightest association with
anything except movies. The sig
nificant change in the nature of
their work calls for an announce
Evening star., 1951-10-08
Hollywood Diary
Kirk Douglas to Speak
To Youth Groups Abroad
-By SheiIoh Grohom

real estate-four Office buildings
here.
Stanley Donen is waiting anx-
iously, he says, for Elizabeth Tay-
lor to return. But he's getting
around with blonde Marion Mar
shall, screen pal of Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis.
Red Shelton gives me the secret
of his new. slender, TV figure:
ITS due to special dehydrating
pills my doctor prescribed for me.
I'm now wearing pants I had
made five years ago until I de-
eide on my waistline." Red soon
will be lovely to look at"
Victor Mature, owner of three
TV stores, is looking for two more
business sites. Harmony is rails
ing its beautiful head in the Ma
ture menage. MY only problem
now is having to get up an hour
earlier to get my hair curled for
'Androcles and the Lion every
day." says Vic.
Hopalong Cassidy will make no
more movies! At least, that's what
Bill Boyd CHoppy) told me at a
cocktail party on my recent flying
visit to New York. why should I
when my old ones are doing so
well for me?" he asked. Hoppy
and his pretty, blonde wife, Grace,
are now on a business tour, ap-
pearing in person in Miami and
Havana.
Gene Tierney has put her Bev-
erly Hills house up for sale. She'll
be a New Yorker when she returns
from making "The Way of a
Gaueho" in the Argentine.
tReieaSed by North American Newspape,
Alliance Tnc
Evening star., 1951-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
premiere Tonight p sponsored CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM Ofol
socio Washington Hollywood celebrities buee corps;
u SAF ceremonial squadron: televsion:
Evening star., 1951-10-08
Here's uCourse
ToAppreciote
By the Assoeioied Press
HOLLYWOOD

dO14L4 WOOD.
Even college lectures are fun in
the land of sunshine and movie
queens.
A dozen of the movies top pro-
ducers make up the faculty for
"a new course in the University of
CALIFORNIA; department of cinema
The producers are Carey Will
son. Richard Goldstone. Jerry
Wald, Robert Sisk, William PERL
berg, Jack Cummings. Arthur
Freed, Bryan Foy, William H.
Wright, Gordon Hollingshead.
Jesse L. Lasky and Arthur Horn
blow, jr.
Each producer will bring along
a movie to start off his lecture.
These include "Gaslight," THE
Postman Always Rings Twice. "
Three Little Words" State
Fair" and "Showboat."
1t even beats music appreciation
as a course for gridiron guards
and lovesick co-eds.
Evening star., 1951-10-08

AIRPORT DRIVEN a,I'ns,ss 81, :,ss
ION THE RIVERA" CTech.). DANNY
| KAYE, GENE TIERNEY, at 700 and
1RENE Sa2i DUNE. I4Ss Ih AK GHIREss GMnREssk At
| $40. Cartoon Located in Arlington
| on U. S. Route /. One mile south
| of the 14th st. Bridge. Five minutes
from downtown. Kids free.
Evening star., 1951-10-08
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
Hollywood Finds Everyone
Is Working In New York
By Joy Cormody.

You doubt have noticed those whoppng ads the legitimate
theater the major New York Sunday And
sometimes during the week also.
They started couple of and
they the itself quite the theater
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-04
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers Nome to Anchorage: Paul Livingston, $. R. Deerbolt, Charles Esch, Leonard Wilcox.
 Anchorage to Nome: Dan Jones, Daisy Keene, Mrs. B. Jones, John Reede, Phyllis Durham, D. Hen dershot, John Mulligan.
 To Unalakleet: Don Frazier, Chas. Wier. From Unalakleet: E.. B. Fisher. Round trip: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spurlock.
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-04
Iranian Oil Crisis
 we Will Be Destroyed And All World With Us''

TERRAIN, Iran, (R- Hussein Maxi, right-hand man of Nation alist Premier Mohammed Mossa- degh, said Iran either will achieve here goal of naturalization of oil or i've will be destroyed and all the world with us"
 This statement - described as the most inflammatory yet made by any responsible member of MosSadegh'S group-WaS given to reporters shortly after the pre- mier read to a secret session of the Senate the text of President Truman's letter urging Iran to try to settle peacefully the explosive British -Iranian oil dispute.
 A senator who was present al the secret session termed Presi- dent Truman'S message to Iran Every strong" Reliable sources say he expressed great concern over the oil crisis and urged Iran to negotiate with Britain on the basis of the principle of national ization.
 CThe President also sent a let ter to Prime Minister Attlee. Lon don informants said he urged the British to try to satisfy some of Trans demands in the dispute and work toward a settlement0
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-04
PAN AMERICAN

Arriving Saturday on the new Pan Am schedule were: Howard Lyng, Bruce TreadWell, Leonard Wilcox, Arthur Nessett, A. J. Jenson, Earl Browne, H. D. Hull ton, MT. and Mrs. Kroninger, Will liam Ullrich.
 Departing were Jack Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar, Mrs. A. Erik, Glenn Burch, A. J. Lamor- eauX.
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-04
AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES

MT. and Mrs. Lon Rice of Teller were passengers to Fairbanks en- route to Miami, Florida.
 Art Upicksoun, Paul Livingston and Ed Donaldson arrived Sat urday from KotZebue.
 Carolyn Castel left Saturday for Kotzebue to join her family.
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-04

NEW YORK, (R-Author John Erskine died at his Park Avenue home early Saturday. He was Fl years old.
 With him at the time of his death of his wife, Helen.
 Novelist Fulton Oursler said that Erskine had been suffering from a heart ailment for about Is months.
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-04
KOtzebue News
May 31

May S1
 The three Rotman daughters, Sally, Marjorie, and June, re- turned to Kotzebue this week from Seattle where they have been attending Holy Names Ac- ademy. Their father, Louis Rot man, pioneer Arctic trader, and one of the partners of the new B & R Tug and Barge Company of Kotzebue, attended the graduation exercises of Sally and Marjorie on May 29.
 Mir. Gregg and MT. Anderson, of Lytle- Green, who has the con- tract for the building of the large airfield south of Kotzebue, have returned to the village, and are busy getting heavy equipment ready for the work which is to be completed early this season.
 * *
 Edith Bullock, who recently re- turned to Kotzebue from Seattle, advises that Jack Bullock, Aar n0ut Castel, Jim Rogers, and Burt Eaken, are now on their way north on the B & R Tug and Barge ship, the Hula" which is towing the three new steel oil barges constructed for this com pany by the Berg Shipyards at Blaine, Washington. This com pany will act as Arctic diStrlbu- tors for Standard Oil Company. Steel and equipment for the tanks to be erected in Kotzebue by Morrison Knudsen Company is being shipped north via Alaska Steamship, due to leave Seattle June 6. This and other freight will be transferred to B & R equipment at Nome, and freighted to Kotzebue as soon as navigation is open in the K0tzebue Sound area.
 The B & R Tug and Barge Com pany has purchased the Backland cannery buildings in Kotzebue, which will provide large ware housing space. Company offices, in charge of Mrs. Bullock, will be established in Kotzebue.
 Alice Connolly, head nurse for the Alaska Native Service Hos pital in KotZebue, returned from Juneau and Sitka, where the regu- lar annual nurses meeting was held. Christine Sorrel, field nurse for the ANS, also attended, and will return to the village after a stop-over in Anchorage, where she will attend a field nurse meet ing, and classes.
 Kenny Seegar eft Kotzebue recently for Juneau and Nunivak Island, where he will be engineer for the Alaska Native Service reindeer project for this year.
The Nome nugget., 1951-06-04

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