be prepared and instructors
trained to teach American
ism if human freedom, in
dividual opportunity and
intellectual liberty arc to
continue. When enough of
us know the truth we can
do the right thing whether
we can actually get togeth
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little Theatre
Group Formed
In Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Sept. 9,—The An
chorage Little Theatre today was
the first amateur theatrical group
to form a corporation in Alaska.
The theatre, which totals 117
adult and 62 children members,
will file shortly for five years with
a $10,000 liability. Members vo
ted to incorporate Sept. 3, and
^named their present ,nine-man
executive board directors.
Heading the corporation are:
Frank Brink, Maynard Taylor,
Earl Cooper, Virginia Bushko,
Marilyn Wissler, Arny Wagner.
Nina Maddox, Ethel Mars and A.
B. See. New elections will be
held annually in January.
The group, which will file as
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Bud Harper, Pres.
Andy Anderson, Sec.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept.9—
(/P)—Marilyn Buferd, 21, of Los
Angeles, “Miss California,” who
failed to win any of the prelim
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title today of Miss America, 1946.
All eight weeks of a movie con
tract at $500 a week awaited her
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ficials said, and she held the pag
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arship. Miss Buferd formerly
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an educational, non-profit insti
tution dedicated to sponsoring
theater and related arts, will pro
duce “Arsenic and Old Lace” this
month according to present plans.
During the summer “Our Town”j
was presented.
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sponsor Ed DePaul in organiza
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