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Peggy Wood, star of the television show, “Mama,” recently brought
to life a famous trade-mark — the chocolate girl — to stimulate sales
at the ball given to raise funds for ANTA. ANTA — American Na
tional Theater and Academy — has been proposed by 48 United States
Senators as the channel for troop entertainment.
Forty nations have their national theaters and now we have ours.
ANTA’s program will be threefold: Playhouse, Academy, and Service
Program. The Playhouse is devoted to the art of the theater and the .
entire theatrical profession has pledged its services virtually without
cost; the Academy will be devoted to definitive training of the most
Promising theater talent from all parts of the country; the Service
'rogram will bring the talent of the nation in the service of the nation.
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First Army Men
Back From Korea
On Rotation Plan
By Paul Wells
SEATTLE, (/P)—America’s first
Army fighting men to return from
Korea on rotation came home
Saturday 1,502 strong, and were
given a blow-off-the-lid reception
by a grateful people.
From the time the big gray U.
S. Navy transport, the General
LeRoy Eltinge, poked her nose,
under sunny skies, into the en
trance of Elliott Bay, the din com
menced.
Sirens and whistles blew. Jet
planes and bombers screamed
overhead. Fireboats cascaded gal
lons of spray, and scores erf small
boats darted like doodlebugs
around the slow-moving troop
ship.
A 19-gun salute boomed the ar
rival and full-throated cheers
rose in seemingly endless waves
from the packed dock at the Seat
tle Port of Embarkation.
This was the day the 1,387 en
listed men and 115 officers had
been living for. This was th£“ first
time they had set foot on Ameri-!
can soil in six months or more.
The returning GI’s represented
every state, but the largest dele
gation was 109 Puerto Ricans.
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New Theater Schedule
Starts Tomorrow
The management of the Dream
Theater has been endeavoring to
fit its new schedule to satisfy
the patrons of the theater, and
have announced a new pten start
ing tomorrow.
Manager Gordon Osborne states
that there will be shows on Tues
day, Thursday, Friday, anc( Sun
day. He calls attention to the fact
that, for the time being, there
will not be any repeat shows on
Saturday, as in the past.
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Against Cost-of
Living Allowances
Outside U. S.
WASHINGTON, (;P)' — The
House Appropriations Committee
again has recommended against
paying cost-of-living allowances
to persons outside the United
States who become government
employes.
A provision permitting such
payments only to persons trans
ferred from continental United
States to outside assignments, was
contained in the Agriculture De
partment appropriation bill sent
to the House.
Delegate Bartlett of Alaska,
who was successful in having a
similar restriction removed from
the Interior Department appro
priation bill earlier, said he would
object also to the provision in
the Agriculture bill.
Existing law provides cost-of
living allowances of 25 per cent
in Alaska and Puerto Rico, and
20 per cent in Hawaii.
More Anti-Trust Trials
Are Scheduled For
Anchorage and Fairbanks
SEATTLE, UP) — "Well, that
makes the score 2 to 0 for the
government.”
That was the comment of Isa
dore Cohen, attorney for the De
partment of Justice’s anti-trust
division, on the outcome# of the
Federal Court price-fixing trial
at Anchorage. He was the chief
government attorney in the liquor
case.
He referred to the first govern
ment victory as the verdict
against taxicab operators recently.
Cohen said ty/p more trials are
in prospect soon at Anchorage;
against Anchorage dry cleaning
establishments on fixing charges,
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and against Seward liquor dealers.
Two cases will be tried in Fair
banks starting about Oct. Id. They
are against Fairbanks liquor deal-,
ers in one case, and 4he Healy
River Coal Co., and others in the
second case.
Two other cases were transfer
red to Ketchikan and will be tried
about Nov. 20, Cohen said.
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