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Evening star., 1945-07-22
HOLLYWOOD.

Alan Hale has signed a new con-
tract at Warner Bros. That projects
Hollywood's longest screen career,
SO years, into the future for a pos
sible seven more, and an option at
the end of that.
I'm getting more money for less
work than ever before in my life"
says the 53-year-old actor.
II wish every business could offer
young man starting out the oppor-
tunity that I found in the film busi-
ness" Hale told me. i've been
lucky, and I've had fine life"
Hale has tremendous vitality.
Huge and hearty, he looks as If he
were born to wear armor. Though
he's S feet IL inches, he seems
larger. Laughter fits his face; he
always can think of something that's
a good excuse for hearty, believing
laugh.
He's Gregarious.
He's a good looking man; his thick
curling gray hair, blue eyes and
clear complexion make him a figure
at any gathering. He attends most
important affairs around town, fol
he likes his fellow men and the
movie folk and movie business. He
is active in the Masquers, the Play
ers and the Lakeside Golf Club. He
hopes to join some flying club after
the war.
Hale is a most interesting talker
Studio folk who have been listening
to him for years claim he never
repeats himself. His "reminiscences
go back as far as the days when
shooting billiards with Jim Corbett
he was invited into show business
by AL Herman, brother Of Al Woods
He's been where things have been
happening in show business and In
films ever since.
Movies first took note of Hale in
an important way in his role as
heavy in THE Covered Wagon" He
played the German father in 'The
Four Horsemen" and Little John In
Doug Fairbanks Robin Hood" Gle
played the same role in Errol
Flynn's talking version of the same
film) His facility at making friend
Evening star., 1945-07-22
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Billy Rose says he is preparing
for his next project. but will say
nothing about it except that "it
won't be under a roof" :. Some Of
the fellows who claim they should
know insist that one of the tunes
from "Carousel,n stately bit of
seriousness called you'll Never
Walk Alone" will be a real classic.
Judy Garland has recorded for
Decca with Lynn Murray's Orches-
ira and choir with another assured
standard on the reverse: Smiling
Through"
According to Variety, Harry James
may quit band leading to concen-
trate on backing and forming new
bands for other maestri. Even
after the heat wave left Manhattan
in comparative comfort, business at
the swankier saloons of the midtown
area picked up hardly at all. i.
Lots of excuses by managements.
with the newspaper delivery strike
mentioped mostly.
George Abbott, who produced
What a Life" which made Henry
Aldrich continuous gold mine, and
Clifford Goldsmith, who dug that
famed gold mine with his little
typewriter, will join again this fall
in another bit of Broadway pros
pecting when Goldsmith's "Mr.
Cooper's Left Hand" comes to town.
Rehearsals await the presence
of Shirley Temple, who'll star.
Brock Pemberton is considering
a road version of Harvey" and one
of the happier dreams of those en-
gagged in casting the Mary Coyle
Chase comedy would have Bob Hope
in the lead. This is rather un-
likely, although Hope showed def
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Designers Dominate
By Jaw Carmody

BY Jay CarmOdy
"Aarnka" musical version Of the Mayerlne legend ar
rived in New York Wednesday night greeted by
the general estimate that it was beautiful bore.
Despite all the changes that
m the music the reaction which the
musical met here and in Boston Howard Bays sets and Mary
costumes every critic agreed stole the likely
principals Joan Roberts and Harry sockwe who last
teamed in "Okahoma!"
Our favor authority predicted
con the other day.
progress the theaer today" he was saying sis being
made in set design There more imagination there I'm to
say department production
after play highest its settings and its costumes il
of
Bay designer Broadway story-book
Girl Central Park" he concerned
hit Marinka He turned fabulous job Mae Vests
Catherine Was Great much better job OF course than any one
else associated with that enterprise
Bays hardly thing that would qualify
him his position Broadway He born in Idaho
chief distinction before Bay that it turned out
only school of them and the best
player despite the fact that he the smallest member
Bay is an playing basket ball He has
with Of the finest maginaons that to
OF few terse words and
generally be living in private world He tells critics on
a bland honesty that is fine and refreshing.
him the opening night OF Marinka at the Ma
onal thought had done wonderful job We
qualification the second street scene which was entirely too
skinny, thought
That shows you said That's the best set
on stage"
capacy is one we of the Navs great
est hins He was aboard on special
ay relaxed of the few requirements was that
one should be in complete wardroom of the ship
Bay could remember put on tie and found
impossible to keep from rolling up his sleeves
MieIziner's Comeback Brilliant
currently performing brilliantly the theater
Mielner after three the Army recently
disability the A. although he looks 10 years
Broadway the only one that
performance That the design OF the Set
Caroe which of the most thrilling aspects oil ne
Richard musical the biggest box
ts earnings weekly at S4ooo
level without sounding vulgar and COM
mercial0
designer who managed to steal his show from
performers George Jenkins The production IN que
Moon which jenkins imagination the
stimulating the Smoky Mountains His response 10
setting and crossroads store that were
two the folk drama which, incidentally
S close now in New York.
Booby Prize o Frederick
prize designers be awarded
iouy designed the twoevel living and bed
setting "A Star in the Window In ITSELF 1t quite
the fact that there protective wall for
constantly diverted ones mind from the
be about 10 to that pretty Peggy
pretty Nothing could saved the
comedy the fastest fop but
increased the speed with which became
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Hollywood Notebook

for his next role in "Humoresque. "
Robert Benchley gets major
role in "The Bride Wore Boots with
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Cum
mingS.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Robert (Gershwin) Aida will team
with Ida Lupino in why Was I
Born" 20th-Fox has abandoned
plans to shoot American Guerilla
In the Philippines" in Puerto Rico
and will make the entire film in this
country. MGM reports Lassie
received 4,3o1 fan letters in five
months. Almost as many as Charlie
Mccarthy. Dana Andrews now
gets top fan mail of masculine stars
at 2Oth-Fox. Before Laura" he was
18th. What's in a name? MGM
paid Sergt. Marion Hargrove, au-
thor of "See Here, Pvt. Hargrove, =
100000 for the use of his name in
the sequel, "What Next, Corpl Har-
grover" The Marx Brothers will
try out their gags for "A Night in
Casablanca" on a stage tour of the
Pacific Coast. The picture starts
September Is. /. +. John Garfield,
now working in "Postman Always
Rings Twice" is driving set workers
crazy with his violin practice. It's
Evening star., 1945-07-22

st shall retire from the movies
when I'm 25," says Linda Darnell
who will be % in october. Il shall
have been in the business for 10
years, and that's enough" says
Linda.
I first met Linda when she was
Is years old and the star in Daryl
Zanuck's Hotel for Women" This
was not a good picture but 1t made
star of the dark-haired, black
eyed beauty. And for four years
Linda played noble women and
wives to such male stars as Tyrone
Power, Henry Fonda and Joel Nc
Crea. She was sweet and ingenu-
Gus, but a bit on the insipid side
for all the Cherokee blood inherited
from her mother. She is not the
same girl today. Today she oozes
sophistication, determination and an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attitude.
What does Linda want most? Be-
fore she married Cameraman Pew
Marley, Linda most wanted to
break away from her good little
lady screen roles. She achieved
that desire with Summer Storm, %
wherein she played a tempestuous
baddie. Today, the thing Linda
wants most is a continuance of her
happy marriage.
Love at First Sight.
81 loved Pew for years before I
forced him to marry me-" she tells
me frankly at lunch at Goth Gen.
tury-Fox. "Pev made my first test
at the studio, when I was Is, and
that's when / fell for him. But to
him I was a little girl. CMarley is
46 today. And he'd have nothing
to do with me. After I'd finished
work, I'd sit in his car and wait for
him and tell him my troubles and
ask his advice. I had lots of trou-
bles, but made them sound worse
SO I'd get more sympathy" Linda
got the sympathy, but no declara-
ton of love.
ITO bring Pew to scratch I almost
eloped with Vic Orsatti," Linda tells
me. 1--WE got as far as Albuquerque,
then screamed to Vic: Take me
home, I don't love you!' Luckily
for me, Vic is a nice guy and he
took me home. Next day told Pew
what I had nearly done, and !
guess he was convinced. You must
marry me now ! told him, or I'll
do something desperate" So they
were married and are living hap
PLY lever after" Or would be, If
Linda were home when Pew is
home, and vice versa. 1--WE almost
made it once" says Mrs. Marley.
81 had just finished Fallen Angel,
and Pew had just finished The Two
Mrs. CAROLS at Warmers. We were
going to get in our car and go off
somewhere together, but the cam
eraman on Night and Day was
sick and they asked Pew to take
over for him. When I'm Is, I'll be
home when my husband is home" ="
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Greer Gets a Wish
She Made on First
Landing i'm u. S.
BY the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD.
The queen Of the music hall
that's Greer Carson.
Seven of the English stars pic
lures have played at the Radio City
Music Hall in New York, the Ma
tion's largest movie theater, for a
total of one year and six weeks.
Three of them have crossed over
81 ,000, 900 apiece there. Here's Miss
Garson's comment:
81 once knew a girl who would be
interested in that. She had just
gotten off the boat from England
and was very i'll at ease in New
York. While waiting to see a movie
executive, she went into the Music
Hall to see picture. The size of the
theater took her breath away. She
said to herself, Some day I hope ]
will be in picture important
enough to play this wonderful the
ater.'"
The girl, of course, was Carson.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Plaster Log Cabin
Is Latest Miracle :.
OF Property Gang
By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD.

x4S1445 w WIZ
Once upon a time movie studios
would shoot lake scenes behind the
Hollywood Dam. But things are diff
ferent now.
Twentieth Century-Fox went
couple hundred miles into the high
Sierras to film Leave Her to
Heaven" at Bass Lake. The prob
lens involved were quickly sur
mounted.
For one thing. the company need
ed a rustic mountain lodge. Since
none was available and lumber
could not be obtained, the lodge was
constructed out of a nonpriority
plaster. The finished product is
said to have fooled few wood
peckers.
The film makers also had to figure
how to get the camera and equip
ment out to the middle of the lake.
They constructed a raft capable Of
holding several tons and strung the
electric cables out to it on long
line of rowhoats.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
eyGets Task
Of Spreading
French Drama
e, the Associated press.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Decentralization of French the
atrical and musical activity Is the
aim OF plans announced this week In
New York. The campaign Is aimed
at Partisan showmen who have
managed to keep the leading plsys,
concerts. ballets and other enter
tainment In their own back yard.
The French press and information
service revealed plans already have
started the widespread cultural ball
rolling. Believing France is ripe
for an artistic revival, Rene Capt.
tant, minister of education, has ap-
pointed Andre Obey as head Of the
ministry's division OF theaters and
music.
Obey is French playwright OF
note. He wrote lie Viol de Lucrece, /"
in which Katharine Cornell ap-
peared here. He hopes to encour-
age and spread the good word con-
corning the work of provincial au-
thors, artists and theater groups.
His plans include rebirth of such
former cultural centers as Lyon,
Toulouse, Bordeaux, Rouen, Mar
|seille, Lille and Strasbourg.
The new chief, who has worked at
radio writing as well as for the
stage, believes the strains Of col
lective living enforced by war creates
need for new, vicarious emotional
experience. Therefore he regards
the theater not merely as enter
tainment but as necessity for the
long g-denied satisfaction of a peo-
pies simplest human desires.
Obey's plans are not all rosy and
Intangible. He points out that this
projected revival of the French pro-
vincial theater will provide living
for authors, decorators, costumers
and general stage workers and slim
ulata new talent in the bargain
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Coming Attractions

NATIONAL - Good Night,
Ladies'" with Skeets Gal
lagher; starting tomorrow
night.
CAPITOL-"Where Do We Go
From Here?"' with Fred Mac
Murray, Joan Leslie; starting
$. Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"Nob HILL" with
George Raft, Vivian Blaine;
starting Wednesday.
EARLE-"Delightfully Danger
ous." with Constance Moore,
Ralph Bellamy; starting
Thursday.
KEITH'S-"Back to Bataan,"
with John Wayne.
LITTLE-"The Invaders" with
Leslie ward, Laurence
Olivier.
METROPOLITAN-"The Corn
Is Green" with Bette Davis;
starting Thursday.
PALACE-"Blood on the SUM-"
with James Cagney, Sylvia
Sidney.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Today's Schedules
Russo

Russo
Highlights":: 2:30 pm.
CAPITOL THE Clock: 2,
4:45, TBS and 1920 pm.
Stage shows: ITO, 4, 6:45 and
9:35 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Salty O'Rourke"::
1:20, 3:20, $40, 7:20 and s:25
pm.
EARLE-"A Medal for Benny:
12:45, sos, 5:35, 8 and 1920
pm. Stage shows: 2.15, 4:45,
ITO and 9:35 pm.
KEITH'S-"Along Came Jones':
1:20, 3:25, 5:35. TAO and Gas
pm.
LITTLE-Thunder Rock: 1.
2:45, AIS, 6:10, 7:55 and GAS
pm.
METROPOLITAN -" Conflict"
1:05, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and $40
pm.
PALACE-"The Valley of De-
cision":: l2:45, 2:55, sos, tbs
and 9:25 pm.
PIX-"The Lady Has Plans;
2:20, sos, 7:55 and l0:30 pm.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Cast :
BY the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Another of those international
film casts: Singer Dick Haynes
born in Buenos Aires; Director
Gregory Ratoff, from Samara, Rus
sia; Maureen O'Hara, a Dublinlte
and Reginald Gardiner, Wimbledon
are making Kitten on the
Keys" at Twentieth Century-FoS
studios.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.
RIVD Rethesda dietrict-I

BRADLEY BLVD, Bethesda district-Lovely
stone chateau with over 5 acres of we'll
developed land. Spacious first floor. large
bedrooms, , baths, Third fioor, 2 bed
rooms and bath, An unusually picturesque
setting. Caretaker for ground and stock
included in rent, as we'll as supply Of butter,
gk gnnksmper and eggs Rsni noo from Ju1s Is .E
Ts }AYEs Id ( scHwAB. OR. $500 S"'1 After 5.
MR.. AND MRS. APT. DwELLER-win ex-
change house for l bedrm. apt Corner
row house. nicely furn.. Al cond, bed
n1r eathf yearly ns1 yo Lease S.sd1 With to1
St, Glover PARK. Do not cali unless your
apt. is in Very modern building. nicely ap-
pointed. choice NV. location. and manage
men Tent u,S GiA eap approve exchange Of leases.
completely furn, fne cond. throughout
front and rear porches, garage. Rent or
lease to upright, responsible family. 81 so.
1mmed possession. RUSSELL j. MOORE,
Il FURS. T. Hsd0rae snd redeeor.sed
house between Chevy Chase Circle and
Chevy Chase Club, close to Conn ave.
. bedrooms, baths, porches living
room, dining room. pantry, kitchen. maid 5
$3.50 mo. Call WI. s769.
YEAR LEASE. available between June IS
and July l. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, studio
Nv; rm.. screened porch. completely furn.,
$50 per month: located on Manor Coun-
sineton l5-J-a May be Seen any time
GROOM HOUSE for rem. in
Silver Spring. Sl25. 1900 Glenville I'd. 27.
WIDOW WISHES TO SHARE furnished
house with refined couple, gentle home.
Call RerWyn ES1
Evening star., 1945-05-26
APARTMENTS WANTED.
CANADIAN LADY OFFICER v

CANADIAN LADY OFFICER Will pay two
meetas rent in fq5 ncely tqT
area or Georgetown for at least four
ca F1GHT M ea CR to NcRTWoo e1gf Wee,b
Decatur 1oll daytime, Burlington Hotel
wife and small daushter desire c-bedroom
apartment or house. furnished or unfurn-
ishcd. preferably suburban. beginning June
ST, will consider subleasine. Phone
NAVY COUPLE desires furnished apart
ment vicinity Arlington annex or NV.
saslf srBIFAsSG RSG AFr NoW asSE have to move by
June 10. Naval 1t. wife, two children.
al boy and bes er grEsny need
f 9IssFFsd a Mas fslnanfat d9sS
Room APT, kl,chenetss sathEm 5uTn
NEAg: day, DE, 1855; mig eht, MI, 1884 80.
COUPLE, age 45. settled. no children or
bedIon sn sp IN odsnn smPy Sas ss BIS
Rtshsd cp s. Tsausst sa4s Phone VIM. HEsEE!E,
SAyaE 81 GfTicER Fl EGao AND WIFE desire so fur
ssnSa June m Phone a' Ho i sfi hSSss
sEkvlcEMAN, permanently assigned to
Washinston and employed wife, wish small
~ sax in good locality up
. REfrSFS REF fSS GovERSMESr GeSA SsfE GIRLS Just
returned from Iona, overseas service desire
ams %5nhs fR e.
COUPLE viii iIiiDS i CHILD require unfur-
vACATIoNERs- and wife no
sre ma ni shsn or
room with private bath, beginning June
Is to July ] or later: will pay good rent
ings Cali Hobart 6Ioo, Extension 40,
SAxAI sdd ns dse sm
nished apartment; preferably NV; no
children, no pets. Wisconsin 1881; 30
ss's s:ss'
SR Sfsrs pEpRooM Rh AIsx AFT 1fs urn or uniS4n fs
Mr.. dANTz, RE. 1900. Ext. 717I5. 81
WANIEDcotase as ,odg small by yo- garden
or an 70 rare e that msh
ployed here for American RED cross IL.
ss1yesn sss. Mss SAG oaNEssE Rm RE- $780, 6 Ext
WILL LEASE i-room and bath apt. un;
furnished s35 1o SO ger month central
peoK seete se1s 9ssf MISS 5ssmS Isl Sh RE
pEsRE ps Ext RooM eS5 fs, 9Ynbsd % spp and prefer gn
DAYS, GE: Ss21 Sunday. 26'
dauser desre ans house or ap
to lease or suitcase: best references. sH.
COUPLE desire furn. \ or room. kitchen
over $50 $50. call Ap. 5000, Ext. 81. after
6 pm. or all day Sunday.
NEAR George washington University
summer months or longer. for young mar
sied e9uple s1K .HS1A sta star wifi. G.sir.
nD' o cTs HEnhsS nd G5 pes FR 9s
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and son desire iurn.
or unfurn, apt; or house; sublet or r.. per-
WAVE s1fnt oFFfGER FsGns xsa: 4sas oneDedroom fur
a2shsa sa.a5n aRs Rs: ssse
%o PEa sas Rfz SsfA fEMPzoYbp StsE s
ladies desire one or, two room unfurniShed
Can dse
after 6 pm. weekdays and all day S. sun
oeSG}iEr WORKING COUPLE, not smoking
or drinking. need l,bedroom furn. apt,
Cow EsssSSa WohkEs 0A ANp WfFE sg:t ret Inn
house. Can TIE, 1928 or write BOX
NATIVE ni 0ssi 0WssAisHINGToN1AN, employed. per-
manent. 'esident, husband overseas, ex-
enette and bath, unfurnished apartment,
nestb ses5en nneen 44
EXCHANGE. 2-bedroom, Manhattan. N. Y,
apt: for similar apt or house vicinity Wash;
sAR sR1AN ARMY RE sep oPfhs IL 4Sso .ad s
DESPERATELY need apartment near Walter
no pets. GE b4s3. 2e'
Evening star., 1945-05-26
APARrMEh1s FURNISHED.

1881 EUCLID ST. NW.-Girl to share
9odern Tsi1 An furnlShed apartment with others
siii1sSHs Sqnfss FTRS,sHTD HE'D sta
Saf6uk Ina rqgs Steinway piano bedrooms
Kitchen; rent, S175 month; shown by
appt pIs only no ehiIdTen .Idn6 or pets $500
APT. TO sHARE-Would like. woman in
middle 3os. to share with another woman
pleasantly furnished apt. for 3 or months
30 minutes of downtown Washington, near
Georgetown: about S62.25 monthly. Box
I3l7 COLUMBIA RID. Nw.-Lady in her
4os to share nice, clean. cool 1st-foor apt,
living rm., bedrm.: bath and kitchen with
mother lady; utilities and linens. Avail
oisiesr to o share MIN S.sh sRs ether WAyE ofscsfs:
july S AND 1 AuGTsrsthoer foer corner oe apt IT,
3 exposures, cool, spacious. airy; Q bed
rooms with twin beds, living room, Kitchen
CO. CO. I'd NV e94 AdaIts eny. e sl25 mo o.
LADY I Will SHARE ;,,: APT. with a,,, another
bath and bedroom with twin beds; nome
PRIVILEGES; conv. transp; S35 mo. 4o2'
l:,a :os s cLIfToA TT eD ST %o& "a s22s apt
available for quiet employed lady, $4: so
per month: MI. 1929.
GOVT: GIRL to share beautifully fura
apt. with TWO other girls. bus to the door;
sac mo. Apt "A. 1862 Nichols ave, Sw
LOVELY ,~!aree studio room, Frigidaire. pvt
bath $40 for J. $50 for .. Also paneed
recreation rm, twin beds, shower, s. wk
ga. RA. 6In6: 43G Park I'd. NV.
Ii11 FAIRMoNT ST; NV front rms
security; adults only, Room and oiC kitchen.
CABIN JOHN, LIST st and East End pl.
px pySN enranee nj s5 mo rsdfn Bradley oo3 e'
JUNE ]; NV. apt. t5109 New Hampshire
ave >? rooms, kit, bath. will share with
CABIN JOHN, 1s- st ard East End pl.,
bSfS b1 earanoe 2 6 mo Xii BR and nd7s shower
W. snss 'asa *iI a46o p 4h SA5s st HT 1vss s2
ONE e:RooM APT. 500: one a,bedEoom
apt. $3.50; AZ utilities furnished 5o12
GoTpIt St Sc OR Il. GIRhs 1Ii2; to share abedyoom
8 s, to "a %avy s.. TsmP!s SsSs. 1o,.,v
other girl, $40 per month Cali satur-
WILL SHARP sTUDIo RM.. private bath.
kl,cnen, !. with refined employed Young
VIII SHARE WITH WOMAN husband or
O. ds4sste5 MRs nAR1om mo9R GRinr sathSls
Columbia I'd NV Apt 3 co. a0la.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED COO! 5-room
garden apt, garaee; Just off 1900 blk Conn.
monthly adults only. Box 2,!3.Y. Star.
COLoRFD-355l 10th, st. nw-4 en-
ployed girls 10 share > rooms. kitchen and
bath; So so week each. HO. 3O64
COLoRED-Girl to share apt. with . other
girls 20 5th st. Sc; s6,25 week, LU.
64l5 after 5 Sat. all day Sunday
Evening star., 1945-05-26
POULTRY g. EGGS.

AGAIN WE SLASH OUR PRICES-We have
slashed our chicken prices for the month OF
May on both baby. and started chicks to
rock bottom: special bargain Hampshire
reds, Austria whites and silver-laced Wyan-
dottes, barred, whites and buff rocks, Rhode
Island reds. white Wyandottes, buff Or
black and white giants, silver
spangled Hamburgs and the pure imported
strain, Of Danish brown Leshorns: i to 2
day ds old schick chicks. 1sc- each: 8 to. 4 day old
chicks. PC each: and Immediately avail
and Ass assorted broier chicks, l2c each;
Teissha1. PFesstsd .urksy pegts Xs Stsytsd
HUNT Poets Lodge, West Montgomery
soe;EGG NcuBBaaroR; Brewer srooder
| ;oOO-ehick; open to offer. UN. 1890
500 HEAVY pULLETs. sa.7s each: will
lay Ia, soc so9n n See after p m. 3o4 Grove ave
CHICKs-Big English WI arriving Sat
Also broile" chicks. Wed. RI. Red chicks
due, Chicks. &C each up. We are Still
building poultry. turkey, rabbit-pet stock
houses. equipment, pens. Have not rur
our ad because We have been SO busy
Thank you for your patronage AMMAN
DALE POULTRY FARM, INC. AL. $3.50
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. breeding
stock; range size, 9 weeks old: bred fol
size and egg production. Telephone vi
emma BOB. Box 252-A Star. 27'
Evening star., 1945-05-26
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

] 900 BLADENSBURG RD. NE. Large
double room, 3 windows; excellent down
town bus connections private home; 81
per person weekly. Ii. 1916. between
Z 30 and $50 am.
3:5 18th PL. .NE.-Comfortable front rm.,
breakfast PRIVILEGES; middle aso Christian
no smoking or drinkings So mo
Call SUNDAY afternoon. %
3oo5 goth ST. Ne. Il block of R ave
unlimited phone. NO. $40. Call to S
evenings and all day Sunday.
70s H ST, .E.-Larse room, double bed
and single bed, private bath. , men or 3
women; for 3. So. for ., SO.
1914 KEARNY ST. N.E-Single room. next
bath. suitable lady; laundry privileges.
conv. tranSp.: S23 month. Hs'
ItIO MARYLAND AVE. N.F.-Gentleman
wanted to share with young man large. at
tractIve. sunny room IN very nice home
in one of the best sections of city; "a block
from Bladensburz rd.. from H st. stores,
theaters. all sorts OF excellent transp
use of living room, unlim. phone. etc; 50 5
month; no drinking allowed.
1907 ST. N.E.-Desirable front room,
next to bath; conv. to cars and buses; suit
able for | or ladies': s. single, 50 for. =.
housekeeping rooms for
refined couple, $40 mo, partly furnished.
122 61st ave. ne. HI. O14S.
c st. e.-Double share
room, So week each person; no cooking;
references. 2Is