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Evening star., 1946-11-12

SIMMONS MOTORS, since 1924 "a
1g49 ue Soto convertible coups.
is4a is4 cSa,.sT csa,ss EoSs ssda s0ups
l941 Buick Super sedan.
1912 Chrysler New Yorker sedan,
1941 Packard 160 sedan.
I94l Packard 120 club coupe.
1871 Oldsmobi1e sedan.
lg41 Hudson convertible coupe.
19kl Lincc1n-Zephyr sedan. Y
1041 De Soto coupe.
1884 OldSmobile sedan.
Liberal terms. Trade. SIMMONS MO-
NO. 81 81. S IL X,
Evening star., 1946-11-12

Opening lead: Sir Of spades.,
There are certain situatto1s IN the
play Of the cards In which the ap-
plication Of brute force Is indicated.
At other times, however, q little
subtlety Is apt to be more effective
than the use Of pressure. One such
case Is described In today's hand.
The bidding was somewhat on the
aggressive side. North's fWos club
bid with only one high card trick
win be ccndoned In some quarters
because OF the length Of the suit.
nut We are against 1t. It is our firm
conviction that better results win
be attained In the Dng run by pass
ing such hands. It Is true that once
IN q blue moon such inscti0n win
cause Q game TO be missed, but that
Is more than compensated for by
the avoidance OF the trouble that
such responses frequently lead to.
The rebid Of three no trump was
also q slight overbid. A mere rebid
Of two no trump would have done
justice to the holding. The promoted
value Of the club honors, however,
induced South to adopt q bullish
attitude. One way to avoid this d.
lemma Is to open the South hand
with one no trump. It contains q
point count Of 10 which is the maxi
mum strength for such an opening.
The six of spades was opened and
the queen went to declarer's ace; 1t
appeared that the only hope was to
drop q doubleton queen OF clubs. so
declarer played the king and ace
and when nothing happened he
went on to clear the suit. East won
with the queen and returned the
two OF spades. Declarer played the
jack, but West did not fall into the
trap Of taking the trick which would
have established the 10 as an entry
to dummy.
Declarer was now helpless. BY
careful play he naneuyered West
into q diamond end-play and was
thus enabled to take seven tricks
for a 100-point penalty. Declarers
handling Of the club suit was not
the best. He placed all his faith in
a doubleton queen Of clubs. II that
holding actually existed there was
another sure way to make the hand.
which provided additional chances
as well. That was by first leading
the jack of clubs and letting 1t ride.
II 1t loses to the queen, the rest of
the suit can. be cashed by merely
overtaking the king on the next
round. If the jack holds the trick,
there Is still the hope that the queen
OF clubs was doubleton and win fall
next round.
There is. however, the aided
chance that East has three clubs TO
the queen and win accept the first
trick, In which case the rest of The
suit will be good. It Is true that
East could defeat this strategy by
refusing to take. the queen. and
analysis win show that 1t is the
proper play. But then, players ca
pable of making such an, analysis
are not standard equipment In all
households.
tcdpyright, 1916, b. chsrIas N. e,ar~r,
Evening star., 1946-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES ,csnt. ,

40 SCI 81. NV. ss'
Filed Oct. 20. ls4a. Charles =. Stewart.
IN THE p1srRiSc!ffr iS!ffrI, I.,cousr Or TN
United States for the District Of Cos
W. jain khsopcsn raintn
dsors, q Motion of so tke foE Slam
5 4 hha ' s Ssa sSas q osSSs sUsn
herein on or before the .fortieth day. ex-
occurring after the day Of the nrst pubIi-. /.
viii Be proceeded with ss In case OF default,
once : week for three successive weeks IN
The evening Star before said day. lS) =.
Attest: CHARLES y. STEWART, Clerk. BY
CLARA r. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCKS WANTED, any make or model;
full retail price paid in cash, wuLIAMH
AUTO SALES. r. !. ave. at goth st. ne.
.koPER" BUYS the trucks. Sen your
truck to Roper: any make, any condi-
Evening star., 1946-11-12
WARREN T.. MILLER sI0 I7th /
NJ. M. DOYLE, 1910 Vermont Avenue NV.
nrsrRrcr rouhT AsTrcfnnsEE. nE TIVE r,Nrrrr

DISTRICT coURT of THE UNITED
aS States for the District Of Colgm6is,
That the subscriber. Of the District of Co
lpm6ia; a has Obtained from The Probate
TestsmentaTy 81 on tSe q estSte 81 Jon
shugrue, late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased, All persons having claims
exhibit the same, With the vouchers there
Of. legally authenticated. to the subscriber,
on or before the 29th day Of October. A.D,
cluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 31st day d
October. 1946. NARY 8. MADIGAN, 122a
J. MARQUES. Deputy Register Of wills fol
the. District of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. no6,1
Evening star., 1946-11-12
TOMORROW,

e. G. SLOAN 4 co.., INC, Auctioneers
STORAGE sale. By order OF the Federrl
q sloan's Galleries. 7l6 iath st.
wednesdsy. November 18th. starting ii
NJ msp,e en- ana masSsscins oasss ssd,n 70 part walnut
tofian- type dining chairs. slapt-top desk,
nish chest Of drawers. folding-top card
table. Boston rocker. upholstered daven-
por1 and chairs, valuable siiverware
china, glassware. bric-a-brac. secretaries
FaoloA, wardrobe, mirrors, drop-leaf tables
lamps. collections OF paintings, sectional
oss oSokcasss; Sa trunks: Seohs. per:enal efects'
G. q. SLOAN q CO.. NC, Auctioneers.
11kA1nzneQ 1871. --I2
zED. z. wnLIAMs. suctioneer - Public
CsucticI q Smiths Transfer. . Storage
Co. BIO st. NV, Wednesday eveninr.
$50 Pm. Tomorrow nikhtl. Furniture
dfom ,Sd ssorsse. also russ, combination radio.
fects. Terms Of sale. cash. Goods to be
removed following day. For any further
Summerlin.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
AUCTION Sales.
TODAY.

nuiidins Auction sale cf va sslusSis sSstnsEn ss.
tached 2-story. brick. dwelling, containins
looms and bath. Arcola hot-wster heat
sc. By authority vested In us, we We WI vii seij eiij
at public auction, In front Of the premises
9n Pa TUESDAY. the 18th day of November
described property: lot sos in sauars
797. Terms: All cash. Deposit Of $500
required ct time OF sale. Examinati tion 81
title, notary fee, revenue stamps, etc, nj
cost Of purchaser Terms to be COMPLIED
WIZ within 80 days from day OF sale
otnerMise the deposit Is forfeited. THOS
=. owen q SON. no5,6.7,S,0,12
Evening star., 1946-11-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

LARGE DETACHED HOUSE located 18th
st. to Conn. ave. section; should be zoped
20 can be used as home ONCE Of local life
Evening star., 1946-11-12

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
1-STORY STORES or Aunt apt: give
iuld particulars. Call MR.. DRIVES, EN-.
BRokER WANTS LIsTNGs from owners
of apartment properties. Please state
price and expenses. Box 19l-v, Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

COLORED-STORE, corner 9Th and Bates
tanning rooms and bath with store on
1st floor: reasonable down payment re-
Snired; terms Arranged Can DI. STA.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
.LETTER-OUT

Remove. one letter. from each word and
s.. .tses as soE g. ss v ros
which ycu have removed Il. II You hey0
ssLettered- Out" corrcctly us nssotiatss.
Answer y Yesterdays wsed 0ans.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
DAVID = k.s.gE. sTAuEsEsE, 4. NV, khWsssrasy, s7ss

OlSSTIICI CugHT QE TIE uNITEn
minlstfation. This is to Give Notice;
conmss Sas oSssnsa from re tSs Pro-
Letters Of Administrstion on the estate 81
Columbia. deceased. All persons havina
claims sTainst the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with The
the subscriber, on or before the 22nd day
Of October, A.D. 1917; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
day Of October. 1916. MAUpE B. PORTER
3752 Kanawha st; NV. fSeal0 Attest:
for the District Of Columbis. Clerk Of ths
Probate Court 0c2Q.no6,12 &
Evening star., 1946-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES
FRANK B. BRYAN, Attorney,

fllea oc'' 90 is1e Gierk Enaries = stewart.
IN THE DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
,,r.s;n United States for the District y Of & c.
VS.. James Russell Balderson, Defendant =
No. 315.-The object of this suit is to
optsn limited Syorse gn the gT4gnds e
this 2sth day of october, l948. ordered
that the defendant James Russell Balder.
herein on or before the fortfeth day. ex-
occurring after the day. Of the nrst publ
will be proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault. Provided. copy Of this order be
published once Q week for three successive
and The washington Evening Star before
said day. (S.) T. ALAN GQLp6BQRQUaH.
3sss.es aR s.s SEAL Attess tH1 GHAR1Es aTEW
Deputy Clerk. oc29. .no6. IL.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
GARAGES nor SALE.

GARAGES PoR SALE.
FACTORY BUILT, sizes 1920 and 20x20
STRAND BUILT, overhead doors. Easy
terms immediate delivery. visit our dis
f(u. 9. No. u, Arlington, Va, u mi. south
Of HighMay Bridge. Phone IA. 2i64
GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGE FOE LENT, SIS per month. 1919
GARAGES WANTED.
WANTED-I, or car brick garaEe for
storage, vic. 9th and New York ave, NV.
Phone RE. DOLL.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

WILL RAY CASH for iate-raodel sedar
from pvt party, must Be In excel. condi,
tion; what have ycu 70 oferf Phcns RE
Evening star., 1946-11-12

BRITISH AUSTIN SEDAN. Ie47, driven less
han 1000 miles, S1.6e5; $3.50 new.
sNn skTfrsa MSh SD sal sonv.r.bl. ooap.
ls47; 1886. PENN MOTOR SALES, AT.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

TUCK H0OlES fepa1red and patnfed.
Pickup bodies IN stock. Vans and special
IRON WORKS; NC; truck dept. l214
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Toke Word for 1t

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PoIitisehe Anzeige
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PreteitantenI6e 6ettescienit INT >nblie 2lu~tterinm,
Sonntao, % Oftober un, $50 llhr 1,ahmittaes

Ser Grotcitonten 9eitrog slu,
briltlidcn sSrieocn" tuiro Nas Sbena
oes 8ilcbofs G. Grornlep Srnnn1,
Erdiioent bcs ,Seoerol Councils OF
tbe GburGes Of Gbriit IN gnrerifo,
fem, bel cinelu Bottesbirnlt I'M Eut-
lie auditorium Spnntag, oen q. St-
tobcr, AIM $3.50 llbr nacbmittaaS.
9fihter ,Sulil,S 90. &ppahp, YrG-
lioent bcs Glcpelono Gburb Teocra,
tion Council, lit Yotc Der @eaebell,
beit. Gr erfldrt ser 0pttesSicnlt III
cine Slnerfcnnlrng ser Selocnboftio.
felt, Sic Sic YrnteitontildJc @irtfG
bautc uno belupnltricrtc ihrc Ginig
felt ,tnb Moft 5ll helfcn lmo scr gro
ben Mpt beltiacn Cages n bcgegncn
Sas 9lulascln ser 50 Sheien al
sic Siir ser 9ltrgfird,c in @itteli'
berL TclttiH bon lfortin Git
tier an 81. Sftober 1911 iii oa<
greignis ouf SAB gcluGbnlid ais Ok
BEGINNING 'Ncs apnrlntinnsbc.res
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elng lmh bcren Sabrestag aefeiert
miro i'm Gublic sh,hitorilm, erflGrte
Gid)ter &poadp. 49,. *.'.
Sir large Sabre ieiern 8rl,ppcll
innerbalb ser proteitantilden 2irdci
oiele ,SSSabrestagfeier slk gJrc ser
geiltiaen 6iibrcr, hie sic Heformation
begonneil, lpie 2ltber, Galoin mo
3pirgli lno iibertrugen Sen fl,1oa,
mentalcn 8lallben l,no bic &ra't
oieier @etueg,,ng n,lrcb al oieIe
Sabre.
Spmnen meroen gcil'uacn bon
Wtoiiend,0ren ser Stobt lmo cir,
oocr mcbrere Tuten6 Sinacr iucr:
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,Sahrp@ trllallnf.
! slla nod 30 Snbren &einlnacrcn
&onlrcbnlan Bolton gcrrfen ,uurNc
in 1910 Den unabHclulienen Sernin
ihrca perltnrbcnen Wattcm Ghrlu.
! Ghcitcr Bolton oltS5lfiillen, iibcr.
noMn lic oCn soften nit elmer al,
gebnrcNCn Grtenntlli3 lm6GrlubrunG
Seit Scr ,3eit hat Srnu 9olton attiD
Sell an Ser 9lrbeit oe3 9iepruientau
tenbauie3 gcnDnlmen, hat elnen NuI
ernorben in a3a'hingtou ais 0cs
Sdnoe3 iuhIglte @eieBmad)crIn, einc
idNpcrc aGnpicriL flarcr Scntcr,
cine Ssrnu bon @citbid.
0cuor lie Dies 9lnt annahn mar
lie intcrc'iiert ml beiierer Sd)ulbll-
olng inn SdNpeitcrloicnlt. Sic lpur,
be bodgeebrt inoem Sic @eItern Me.
lcrpe llniperiitGt oic Surfing St)ool
She 6rauce5 EouNe Bolton Stool
tnllitc. Sic lit uerontluortlih Naiiir
oab ser &ongrcb Elm @eict nnuabn1
cinc sIbtpilluug non W'ilituridpueiter}!
cin5urIhten llno 0ob Die Sdlpeiterl
oeuiclbcn Spbr crlaltcu apic oiclfau-
ner ocs'clbcn 9anaeS. Sic ipuros
ouh lrad] SEM &ricg nad) Garropa &C.
i,hitt, iint Sic &erbGltniiic in NMI-
lnnb unb 9tlien 81 ltuSiereu.
SSebr intcrciiicrt lit ssrou @olton
inn Semi SdN,lcn, um ben 9iirgern
cine @elegenbcit 81 gcben, ser sc.
'unSbcit Der &inocr llno Mtin0cr,
IeitsQrllppcn rno I'M Sntcrnationa,
len &critehen Sies gcbt olls ibrcnl
Ncforo i'm &ongrcb berpor.
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0empcr,ne,ar Srat,e !.
Ga,ajhe

@ouoerneur Ironf s. 2auihe III
0cmofratild,er &anoiont 5llr Wieoer.
mobl; er lit mlf ser GanpagnereiIc
phpchl er bdannt gegeben, oaB ieins
&agne beidyrallft ietn .rirS uit
gelpobnlid) ipegen Nusgdben aus hen
GampogneIonos.
9ei Grofirlmg ieiner Wabltanl'
pognc sriif er ben groben aammene'
fouos an ser geinnunelt ,nltroe pol
ieinem 8egner ,n,o er perlproh el
ueroc leine &aollcanseahen nieo
ria boltcn spie inm1er. sSScb babe ole1'
@eid,rdnflmg gemaht fiir&ompagllc
ioros ipeil itb lnein eigener Mei'tel
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&ongrefman %. 9iitrift indJt
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fSrances Eapne Bolton Sbio'S
erite israu sic IN &ougreB gelpGblt
lpurNe, bat min ibren pierteu Sernlin
pollenoct uno bat meDr uls 700, ,OOO
9iirsern i'm Sbio aonsreboiitrift -
pcrtreten, ser iiiy aus eincnl Cell uoil
GleuelanS, oue GorItGote, ionic Satc
,lno 8eoilga Gountp lmiHliebt. I'm.
l1tait ipuroe 1Srau 0oltun ols cine
ser s(usitebeuoeu sSrauen bon Gleue'
Ioro oul16lid, Oes Sesalliceutcnlul
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Donnerstas, Ben "A. otto6er 1916

oen ipeaieG iiusen, tpie "Spen DIR
Gpes" Don MacJarlano; Beautiful
Sapiour" bon Gbriitianien; "EN
2oro's Graper" bon Malotte ano
Spirit Slnmortal" bon Gcroi ioiuic
Cine ielte Burg lit unier 8ott" bon
2ittber, .@bere Grob tbe Grotpoeo
Maps Of 2ife" unS vIbe Gb,,rheS
One ,somoation" unb es ,ueroen
etrn t2 Yaltoren berid)ieoener De-
nomirationen am 8pttesoienit tell
neblnclt luuo ettpa IS, 900 9iiraer Scr
Stabt uno lt1ngeb,u1g.
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iein mill IN mcincm 5lpeitcn Scrl1ip
io.pie ih e5. I'M eriteu Sern,in mar.
Gr rie$ baralli bin mas alleS llls
ter ieiner Gerlnultlrng geidaIIen
nlrr6e: Sehs neue Spitdler iiir
GciItestranfe; Grbobung bes ReH-
iionsfouoS; Shub oeS Fublifrms
por GcrfGuicru rou lpcrtloien Sidjsre
bciten; cab ole @ortnen Gompen,
lations Sdcfs ihrcller Hlsaelcbift
lperoeu ipie friiber. Gr bat Mcttcr-
betriebc bcfinpft, iopie @eletlole
Sraftifen uuo Ginrihtung pon &C..
ilrnoer Notwithstanding IN @etrtinr
fcsNbteillmg.
iSiir ieiuen 5ipclten Scrmln Der,
iprirbt er eiuen &nnpi 81 1iibren fiir
eincn Geteranen Bonus, bob nebr
@eIo an Stitlen ge9eben peroeu 'oa.
Before @esablung bcn Sebrerll unN
grbohlys ser @orfmen's Gonlpcnr
lation unb 9lrbcitsiolenperIiherll
Benefits llro beiiere 3ablllng iiir oie
Staatsougeiteatei,.
Ser 8puperreur lit immer ein
8eaner ge,peien BON 9iifereluen il,
GoIien, 9feligion ooer Sarbe.
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ginb gte uns Sure anse6DstAsa
U2italtcb tint 0ranIenberetn unb
Central Vertanb? Wenn ntdbt, iett
II bic 9eit betautreten. um aenauere
Snfprmattpn rnfen Ste ben 2DfaIs
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ISrnu tSranccS y. Bolton bat Der
oient ipicncrgcanuhlt iu !uerbcn on
>. Hopcllbcr.
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Deanna Renews Screen Career
But Without Writer Husband
By Jay Cormody

pomss relations department; There nothing like contract to
divide activities Holywoods artistic husbands
themselves arsticaly separated for al Of their
pae happiness marriage Deanna Dubn and her
latter decided the
independents profitable
Evening star., 1946-12-09

still holds the record for shortnesi
Of life among Saroyan's produced
dramas.
HOLLYWOOD reports have 1t that
saroyan will merely set ~ advisor
In the preparation Of the screen
version OF "The Time Of Your Life
His collaboration on the job al
most surely will be the most thor
oughly advised writer In the history
Of the motion picture.
History department: New Yorks
Park Avenue theater, the deluxe
movie house which received several
months Of wide-eyed publicity deal
ing with It's coziness, its Subscrip-
ton sales Of seats, ETC., has already
faded into history.
According to the management,
the decision to close and refund
subscribers money was more mat
ter Of conscience than Of financial
difnculties.
It Just did not have the heart,
the operating company explained,
to charge those deluxe prices for
second and third-run pictures, the
only ones available.
Some regretful subscribers, how
ever, still feel that the only luxur-
ious way to see . motion picture ID
on q soft love-seat, settee, or the
Like with ones best friend beside
one.
Something still may come of the
idea. Of course.
Evening star., 1946-12-09

mitted the kindliest Of sentiments
for M-d-M, but held out that Z
free lance actor had the sort Of
Independence he personally pre-
ferred. Whatever the price Of that
independence, he was willing to
pay 1t.
Having just landed the leading
role in Ivy" and international
production, opposite Joan Fontaine,
he Is now quite satisfied with his
somewhat startling program. In
today's mail, he says seriously to
this selni-skeptic:
IT am very little interested In
money at this juncture and hope
security is possible through the
medium Of good pictures rather
than finance. ] think by this meth
cd one approaches the problem in
the spirit OF . long term investi-
ment since one II able to utilize
the resources Of the entire industry,
rather than the output Of single
studio"
He is an actor who not only
does his own thinking, but can
prove that 1t Is good thinking.
r M
Saroyan department: William
Saroyan who discovered the people
long before moviegoers returned
the compliment in THE Human
Comedy" is coming back to the
screen next year after three years
absence. The Cagneys, James and
william, are embarking now upon
the production Of his ''The Time
of Your Life" q Saroyan-Eddie
Bowling -Theater Guild hit Of sew
eral years ago. In 1t, James c.
almost surely will play the role OF
the barroom philosopher which was
done on the stage by Dowling.
Saroyans non-productive years
Of Army life, save for q report on
how he disliked the Army in non
best-seller novel, did see one OF
his plays produced on Broadway.
That was Get Away Old Man" .
satiric Cor maybe Satyric) comment
on his experiences in Hollywood. It
Evening star., 1946-12-09

son. The track should be more
fun this ysar than ths studies.
Don Ainechs. with six children
four his own, two adopted sayl
that he has now closed shop q I
father. II think our family Il Just
the right sire" says Don. Don's next
movie after his current "0allan,
Mans sunny River" for skir-
|ball-Manning, who pay him $780,.
600 . picture.
Richard Green says that he and
his wife, pretty Pat Medina, &C
swimming every morning before they
report for work. That il something
/ shall have to see. But ] don't doubt
Dick-l1e and Pat both have colds. i.
Tyrone Power, who seeks truth
through Hindu faith in THE Razor &
Edge" has been told by at least halt
a dozen Indian swamis that he will
receive the Academy Award for his
performance!
Lionel Barrymore, at the age OF
Evening star., 1946-12-09

q studied process. Director John
Farrow has hired . pianist and
accordionist: says he believes music
during long waits u good for morale.
keeps every one cheered Up.
Evening star., 1946-12-09

about this romance for a> year. ]
think that II Clark ever does marry
again, Virginia viii be the girl. But
I'll be really surprised II Clark mar
ries again.
Margot Grahame, who WAS COM
pletely without funds In this country
In spite of her &500. 900 sterling
settlement from her former hus-
band, Allen McMartin, Is feeling Z
little better now because British
authorities are allowing her to re.
ceive 5000 . year-that's about
$4,000. She ought to get by on
that.
Jane Powell tells me, II want tc
play my age on the screen" She
Is II. But to me she Is 15," says
Boss Joe Pasternak. who now says
Jane can have her first screen kiss
the year after next" Joe continues
lind II were still looking after
Deanna Durbin, she'd just about be
getting to her first romance In pic
lures" Milton Holmes, who wrote
and co-produced the Dick Powell
starrer, Johnny O'Clock" goes to
New York with his wife Nancy and
they will stay there for nys months
Nov it's her turn to pian," says
Milton. It's not every husband who
is % understanding as that.
Esther williams shows her voice
range as well as her figure In "Ihis
Time for Keeps" She hits 4 high
G, Of oil things. -. Marie Mac.
DJnald can cook too, boys and girls.
She cooked . steak and hot biscuits
for Harry Karl, Marie tells me, and
then adds that the one thing that
bothers her regarding . possible
marriage with Mr.. Karl Il that
hes ndemonstrative. And 90
was vic"-Victor orsatti, Marie's 5
current but separated husband.
80 ~
Van johnson, complete with black
eye-he got 1t inadvertently from
HI Davis in "The Romance Of Rosy
Ridge"-part Of a cozy dinner quar-
tette at the Bel Air Hotel. The
other three7 Eve Wynn, Lana Tur-
ner and Peter Shaw. Peter, by the
way, is now testing with Gene Tier
ney and Rex Harrison for the other
man role In "The Ghost and Mrs.
Muir"
Irene Dunno is informing Colum-
bia that she would rather not star
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time OF Showing

Stage.
Catholic University-"State Occa-
SION; $50 pm.
National-"Love Goes to Press';;
te.3o pm.
z sS~s-. Screen.
Capitol-"Gallant Bess";; II am.
las, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: /, 3:45, $50 and s:15 pm.
Columbia-"No Leave, No Love-;
II 80 am, 2, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:35 pm
Earle-"The Verdict; 11:45 am.
1850, $40, $40, TAO and 9:45 pm
Hippodrome "Rames"; 2:06,
$40 and Sis pm.
Keith's-''Notorious":: 11:50 am,
Ais, 4:40, 7:10 and s:35 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Dark Mir
ror";; 11:20 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:30
and $3.50 pm.
Palace "Undercurrent"; 1880
am, 1910, 2:50, sos, tbs and $50
pm.
PIX-'Dr. Cyclops": 3:l5, 5:45, .
and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10:45 am.
Evening star., 1946-12-09

clnemAS Independents a1ter great
occupation at Universal Pictures. Fol
the time being at least, he will moi
have the services Of Mrs. jackson
0Giss Durbin) Is his star.
She still remains the exclusive
ptoperty OF Universal and. after 4
years absence involving maternity
Win return soon to the screen In q
musical romance, For the Love OF
Mary"
Irving Pichel will direct and the
screen script will be written by an
other author than Mr.. Jackson whose
literary works figured prominently
irl Miss Durbin's rise to stardom and
her place In the hearts Of movego-
ers.
IHoliywood's like that. too.
Progress department: On his way
back to Hollywood after q several
years absence. Richard Ney stopped
OF In Warrington to startle his
friends here with the news that he
would not return to the roster Of
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer.
His friends argued with Richard
that this was q move to make with
the greatest Of caution, II it was to
be made at all.
Metro, they explained rather
needlessly, was a sound and busy
institution, always able to keep an
actor 1T work at high, sure salary.
And, considerate of its people as no
ether studio seemed to be.
Richard granted all that, ad-
Evening star., 1946-12-09
Ann Still Hasn't Set the Date
BY Shsiloh Grehem

have the right idea. Couples 60 to.
gether for years. then they get mar.
ried-a6ad break up!
Billy Wilder will make his movie
on terrorism in Palestine in that un-
happy land next year. Who says
that Hollywood is not facing the
problems Of today? :. Gary Cooper
and his wife and Clark Gable have
Christmas holiday reservations al
Sun Valley. And now see where
every one is jumping In and predict
ing that Clark will marry Virgins
Grey. I've been talking and writing
Evening star., 1946-12-09

HOLLYWOOD.
Ann Sheridan tells me that her
Steve flanagan gets here In week
or SO to spend Christmas and New
Year holidays. OF course I have
to ask her the same old impertinent,
question: when are you and Steve
getting married?" According to Ann,
there is still no date. Maybe they