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BOOKS OF THE DAY BROOKLYN EAGLE, FEB. 24, 1949 people; its setting is Washing. D. C. It begins with that White House Reporter Records Experiences WASHINGTON BY -LINE by Ross Fur- and conventions, of elections man.

Knopf. $8.50. and their aftermath. Its focus is By GRACE STUART NUTLEY, Ph.D. English Brooklyn College "Washington By-Line," by Bess Furman, is a newspaperwoman's account of two decades of American political history.

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She writes of great people and those who thought they were great with-, out exaggeration, or ironic undertones, without hero worship or personal bias. She is always the reporter, the observer. Her reporting is accurate and at the same time alive with warmth and vitality that come from a wholesome regard for one's fellowmen. Her sense of humor enables her to keep these people she sees and reports on in focus. We Do Forget So much that happens and seems of vital importance a the moment slides out of our memory as new events crowd in.

We think we can never forget but we do. Bess Furman's book brings back to our consciousness these events of the past and makes us see them in terms of people. During the Hoover regime Miss Furman's chief problem was to get close enough to the White House to cover her assignment adequately. She was even forced to resort to unusual approaches such as the she donned a Girl Scout uniform and joined the 40 genuine Girl Scouts to participate in the traditional Christmas Carol song fest for Mrs. Hoover.

When the Roosevelts moved in the White House, Miss Furman's activities increased. And, she was forced to buy lowheeled shoes to keep up with Mrs. Roosevelt whom she knew not only as a reporter but also as a friend. One of the high lights of the book is the portrait of Mrs. Roosevelt shows her tremendous energy, her wide scope of interests, her relations with people -family, friends, newspaperwomen, political co-workers and casual acquaintances.

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So far, you've hesitated to bring your suspicions out in the open. It just might be all in your own mind, so you don't know how to tackle the problem; but you're sure that something has to be done before it's too (late. Your dates 'haven't grown fewer, and he to you as though things in your romance of more than a little afraid of affairs will keep on Nancy Mottram Nancy Mottram still calls just as often, but your intuition tells you there's something in the wind. And before it develops into a full-fledged difficulty, you want to get your forges behind you. YOU'RE PRETTY, positive that there's no other girl in the picture.

Since you haven't had a terrific quarrel lately, it couldn't be disagreements causing this feeling that all is not quite She sees clearly how synthetic it. is in many ways. Not only has it no city hall, mayor, no vote but its people have no roots and as individuals no importance. When they cease to be part of what goes 010, they fade out of the picture. She is proud roots, prairie roots.

She knows that certain personality traits are of more value than wealth, 'social or political prestige. And chief among these traits is adaptability. That is what she most wanted for her children. And what they most likely received, for it is a distinctive of Bess Furman herself. When Miss Furman won the Bookman prize for her story of Ai Smith's campaign speech in Omaha, the announcement of the award characterized her as a woman "who can write laurels a story that threatens the of television." Those are extravagant words but Bess Furman deserves them, for that is what she does televises people in words.

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Jealousy often does more harm than good, and you'd better consider it carefully before you start playing with fire. If you have a school, family or friend problem, Nancy can help you. Letters are answered in this column. Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses for the following persons are on file today in the Brooklyn Marriage License Bureau: Jack Sackheim (47), Queens; Alice gin (36), 410 Hendrik St. Earle E.

Twigg (30), Queens: Sabatina T. Bascetta (33), 108 Glen St. Daniel Frank (32), Queens; Augusta Huhn (33), 1641 E. 15th St. Luigi Bottiglieri (22), 54 President Celia Abate (20), 450 Columbia St.

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Donald Avery (21). Nyack. N. Laura Burt (19), 81 Decatur St. Patrick Rubertone (27), 349 Westminster Road; Virginia Pavone (33), 1341 E.

54th. St. Arthur Edwards (28). 2181 Clarendon Road: Prances Rachtman (29), 3093 Brighton 4th St. Eugene (Kass (22).

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