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Evening star., 1946-11-23
MARTIN J. QUIGLEY, Attorney,
Iuveftment RuiIdfue

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hodins Shsss fSr rona1s tas District Of coluwbia
Wdns also Known as EsheI NJ e Wid Mshs
tion Docket 144.-Appiication having been
Of sSd es ad Ta for
ssI Nellie 3, WiIdns, / Is o5dsTea this !st
States Veterans Hs Hospitai, ns Roanoke onssa WTa
fTintis and encouragement United states
todian OF Albert Black. and all others con-
Serned. appeared in said Court on Tues
at ooo cay q e Se aD
such application should not be granted. Let
notice hereof be published. in the wash
star once IN each of three sucesssips sssnlRs
weeks before the return day herein mem
toned, the first publication to be not less
n.ss lie asss ssaerf son ELF Esegrn LAVE sss
Cnisf Justice Of said Court, this 21st day
%EESN x ENESSTsNncsr 3 MARoss ar lass s.I sssD Attest
3D., e1 wins " -, for the District Of Columbia,
HAM HAMM TON g HAMILTON, Attorneys.
States for Ss ne pistric. IaE ~ coISmbia cTIHaIap
e, ToErey; Deceased. d.~No. 6sI1s. Admin
been made herein for probate OF the last
WIN and testament Of said deceased. and
the Union Trust Company Of the District
of Columbia, it Is ordered this l4tR day
81 November, A.p. 1946. that william b.
Massachusetts, Mary e. Diiler, i120 Wyo,
ming min Street. San Antonio. Texas, and the
OF Ellen c. Torrey. deceased, and all others
concerned, appear in said Court on Tues
day. the gath day of December, AID. l943.
at zoo O'Clock AN. to show cause why
such application should not be granted
Let Lei notice hereof be published in the
yWash,nston Law Reporter" and ."The
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication to
return day. Witness, the Honorable
BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice Of said
Court, this I4th day Of November, AID
WELL. Register of Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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GARAGES FOR RENT,

BRICK GARAGE, centrally located NV.
Washington: immediate possession: S7
monthly 81, 1888.
DOUBLE GARAGE. sac o month: suitable
Tor cars or storing painters supplies
SOL Richmond ave, Silver Spring, Md.
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VINCENT A. sHEEHY, Jr., Attorney,
Q00 r ST w

DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. $3.50. Ad.
ministration is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of. the District Of
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
of Administration on the estate Of Mary
], Fisher. late Of the District of Columbia,
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
OF, legally. authenticated. to the subscriber
A. p. 1947; otherwise they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate
given under my hand this sth. day oi
Westchester Apis. Zone I6 (Sesiy EHt!,
test: THEODORE! sCOGSWELL, Register
OF Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. no16, 1880
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LEGAL NOTICES
CHARLES L. AULETTE, Attorney,
1920 w St NV

Filed Nov. %. 1916, Charles Z. Stewart.
United States for the District Of coluni-
bia.- Re Application Of Leonard Mi
Action No. 37S20.---Leonard Michael Ma
lewsN, having filed. q complaint for q
Leonard Majeske and having applied To
the Court for an order Of publication OF
the notice, required by law In such cases,
IL Is, BY the Court. this 22nd day OF No
vember. 1916. ordered that ali persons
concerned show cause. II any there be, on
or before the 21st day Of December. 1916,
not be granted: Provided, That q copy
q this order be published once o week
Ior three consecutive weeks before said
ington Law Reporter. lS} T. ALAN COLDS
Ssss. SOEouGH GsI @ Jpst.cs .Ssal, True Copy.
CLARA II CoNNEIL, Deputy Clerk.
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Word dGume

Find Al or more common English
words in
COEFFICIENT,
meaning cooperating" Average y
38 words. Time limit Is 80 minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must DO
Of four or more letters. q. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of IS %
such as bats" cats" are not used.
8. Only one form OF o word is used 4.
Proper names are not used. A list will be
published Monday.
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NpUSTRIAL LAND for sale. on prominent
hiShwsy: quick run to downtown; approx
10000 "a. It. industrial land with rail.
road siding, suitable for multi STORY build.
tng for distributor or warehousing an out.
standing location. priced right. See Mr
Eqrris, WEAVER BROS; INC, Wash. Bldg
pa sSSSs SSasERorGEsssSssssr. sEis al ssss puId,p. f..
located near I4th and v sts NV; 40
II by q depth Of SO: ideal location for
NJ: Lewis, OR; 1924, with c. H. HILE-
4. ARLINGToN-indust $50 #. front.
age. J. MCGEE KING, 1861 Wilson blvd.
INDUSTRIAL SITE for small factory or
manufacturing business, located on 30th
less than S3 per It. Cali Mr.. Lewis, Or OR.
1894, With c. H; HnLEoEIsT CO, Ma.
$500. Exclusive listing. pa
and COMMERCIAL-3 acres, located in
desirable nv. location: over. 500 It. front
50. It. Can be financed or purchased
clear Call Mr.: Lewis. OR. 1884, with
e: II; HnLEGEIsT CO., Ma. $500, exclu-
Slve USlnE, IA
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MONEY WANTED.
IRAIlERs.

MOTHER needs emergency loan from pri-
vate individual Of S400, exceptionally good
interest, help cover overseas veterans loss
OF car payment. Box 379-V, Star. -23
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. AUTO TRUCKS FOR tiIRE.

DODGE 11s-ton stake. with driver:1 gem
nds1 sTal ssunns a;1n gn9ne MI. ssos: night snd
VETERAN. white. has 1e4l 11s-ton panel;
wishes evening. Saturday or weekend work
Call AT. 1745, "a
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a. - s. MOTOR sALEs-Week-end
1911 De Soto 4-door sedan; nuid drive
radio and heater: 81 .695
194I chrysier New Yorker sedan; fluid
is4i OIds 2-door sedan; hydramatic;
1911 Ford SUPER de luxe rordor sedan;
1910 Buick Super 4-door sedan; radio
1888 Chrysler convertible sedan; radio
and heater and overdrive: ST ,095
1886 Dodge 4-door trunk sedan: S545
4515 18th st. NV. "a
CAMPBELL'S AUTO SALES
1871 Chrysler club conY. coupe.
:. 1941 Chevrolet town sedans (Fleet-
is4s chevrolet s-door town sedan
1916 Nash sedan.
1941 GMC ia-ton truck.
1941 Oldsmobile sedan, streamline.
1884 Plymouth 4-door sedan.
1894 Plymouth coupe.
1942 Dodge 4-door sedan.
81 Is others from 1888 to 1910. Most o.
these cars are equipped with radio ant
heater. All cars have been checked VI
BY our own garage and winterized. Cash
terms or trade. No. 80 Mass. ave. NV
.s;w. corner, 2 blks. from Union station)
AT. 5310. --26
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AUTO PAINTING
MOTORCYCLES.

AUTO PAlNTING-Complets lob S35 up,
WORK suarantesd GILBERT, 4102 Pa. ave
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NGS%6 Ed All LS%fNSs
FUNDS AVAILABLE for fun first-trust
loans. 2nd-trust notes also bought E. Al.
QARYEY. DI 450s. 8 to 5 pm. only.
ouT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.
HKRE's Y0UR VACATION HOME and Z
4nug nsherman's haven in one Of Florida
Cult Coasts fastest gIowing, restricted
homesites, fronting or nr. salt water, COM
Munity boat dock privil:, hard rd.,- elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as 5000:
$45 down, S15 mo. Immed. possession
for beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
or ph- Paul 3. Harrison, 1882 Z st. NV.
Me-. 1143. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
los ANGELES sUBURBs-4o min down.
town; healthiest climate ing California
modern 2-bedroom home. tile roof. large
yard with trees: sale, $12,b00, or exchange
or bedroom house, d. C. OR. 5714 OF
SaARIY RI ip2i les etAAlC ACRES with house. near
schools. churches. in Southern ,Georgia
BonEnt !gdS dS. Tor 5000. sell the same same
srty. Can AID. 1890. = "a
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
xoned industrial; both In d. c. and nearby
MARYLAND; small or large acreage; long or
Co once. UN. a525: res. EM. $3.50. ~
FOE RENT OR LEASE--Centrally located,
close IN. ne. section; over $1,000 IT,. i'm
rsiroad siding. Address replies to BOX
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HAWKINS SPECIALS
1941 Buick Roadmaster convertible sedan:
r. and h.
i941 Plymouth 2-door sedan: r. and h.
1871 Pontiac 2-door sedan; r. end b.
1899 Ford Tudor sedan. model S5.
1889 Ford Tudor sedan model go.
1899 Dodge sedan: heater.
1914 Ford -jeep.
1940 Chrysler S-pasSenger sedan.
1899 Chevrolet hydr. dump truck
HAWKINS MOTOR CO.. INC, 2501 Co
iumbia pike. Arlington. Va, CHI. Ss4S, OK.
zoos Open evenings and SUNDAYS -24
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SEASH0RR PROPERTY
AUCTION SALES

rooms; immediate occupancy; No. Lake
drive. Bay Ridge, Nd. Telephone Bay
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1916 GMC pickup (new).
1916 Ford, 1-ton stake new
1946 Chrysler New Yorker 4-dr r,
and h.
l946 Olds 7S 4-dr., hyd.. r. and b.
i942 Buick conv. coupe. r. and b,
1871 Cadillac conv. coupe, r. and h
I94l Packard cony. coupe, T. and
l941 Chevrolet 2-dr., r. and h.
1941 Dodge 4-dr., r. and b.
1941 Nash, 4-dr., h.
1941 Chev. A-ton pickup.
1916 Dodge pickup.
1888 Dodge pickup. -
1885 Chrysler coupe HAINES MOTOR
CO. 3715 Bladensburg I'd. WA. 650O.-23
1912 OLDS 4-door sedan.
1910 Olds coupe.
1912 GMC 6-ton van.
1912 Chev. 1h-ton panel.
We have new auto and truck batteries.
ACTION AUTO SERVICE. ne. corner Sth
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL PROF. EoR SALE.

WAREHOUSE wanted to rent, 1000 #. OF
more vic; 7th and K SITS. NV. or nearby
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

ENGLISH STANDARD l94O converti
coupe; 3O-40 mp.g.: 81, 900. TIE. 1917
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AT FORMER OPA PRICES and below:
.Chrysler 1912 New Yorker sedan.
ChrysIer 1912 Royal sedan
Ford 1912 Fordor sedan.
De Soto I942 convertible club coupe
Cadillac 1881 convertible club coupe.
Hudson 1914 convertible club coupe.
Mercury f941 convertible club coupe.
De Soto 1941 coupe.
Oldsmobile 1941 9S sedan
Plymouth 194I 2-door sedan.
Packard 1q41 100 sedan.
Packard 1941 120 club coupe.
Buick 1941 super sedan.
Lincoln Zephyr 1941 sedan.
Oldsmobile 1884 sedan.
Most with radios and heaters; libera
terms and trade. SIMMONS MOTORS
Since 1924. 1887 14th st. NV. NO. 2164
Open daily till Pm, Sundays till 2. m
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED 10 RENT-For excavating con-
traste,s yard, 10000 to $4,000 square It.
1890 T0. 1900 SO. FIT. required for whole
sale bal<tnsss must be IN Wash; occupancy
ketuiftd hm 2 Hlonths state full dltails.
&Qx2l2a& starsz -E2S
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTEp.
REAL ESTATE LOANS,

WANTED TO RENT-A barn or large shed
nearby vicinity Baltimore pike. Ii. 1916.
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sY WAGMAN's SPECIAL BARGAINS
1912 Buick sedanette.
I94I Buick 4-dr. sedan.
1910 Buick club coupe.
194l Chevrolet coach.
l940 Chevrolet 4-door sedan.
1941 Olds sedanette, hydramatic.
194l Olds sedanette, hydramatic.
194l Plymouth 2-door coach.
Clean, smooth-running cars. VIII ac-
cept trade-in and finance to suit your
conv. Before buying or selling come to
SY WAGMANS MOTOR SALES, corner
Of Sth and Eye sts. NV. "a
1887 Chevrolet --- 200
1896 Cadillac sedan -------- 425
] 1937 Packard 4-door sedan $50
JOHN 8. REECE. lila Half st. s.w. 20.
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CHRYsLER 1941 club coupe for sale: radio.
heater, fluid drive: Sl,600. H. w. CONFER,
FR; 5000; Ex, 1922. after noon. -23
Is4 conyertibe p1ivately
small! saa ear. Phone az aha as6s WIN 'raos .0r
CHRYSLER l941 Highlander conv. cpe j;
fully equipped, radio, heater, fluid drive,
automatic top; within QPA ceiling: ex-
esSat sSosf01 au rs I Hs5S Ns
eonsin aye NV Adams 312s. 23.
condition. call varied Gaia after i
GHRYsLER 1e4a windsor sedan; Black
NEIL MOTORS. 1894 wis. ave. NV. IL
dio; thorouehiy. feconditioned. economical,
easy to park, terms; 1895. NATIONAL
MOTORS. 14th and Col. rd. NV, MI.
DE S0To 1871 de luxe 4-door sedan; ra-
do, heater, four new tires; 10000 miles
excellent condition: minimum cash, ST.
$50; original purchaser. Box 1887, Star.
DE SOTO 1896 Airfiow sedan; perfect
heater, etc. 2e06 Kearney st. ne.
macsilate. MOORE MOTOR CO, 1918
Fsehso Be soTo Soe 40 + oyerdrive. radio. heater:
good cond. throughout, good tires; private
DODGE 1927 four-door: tires fair; win
make fine runabout: offer accepted . at
poDGG iese 2-doer; running condition.
DopGE Hss assai incsans radio and
RohEET Se,H RAi JORDAN. sSsH Ss'Wesn ana p'm'
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D1tSh 1874 Supe
and heater: sale or
owner. TIA. 1909.
BUICK 1910 Roa
radio. heater, moto
offer above 81 600
Chevy Chase, Md.
BUICK l94l super
new tires. motor
eond., 81 $50. 35
ton, Va. CHI. 50S6
BUICK 1888 Spt
sedan; radio and
tion; set of new @.
cash offer. OR.
BUICK 1e41 sup
1941 special sedan;
MOORE MOTOR &C
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CADILLAC Vile sedan; sid
ings; jet-blsck finish. brC
stery, heater; tires and me
ton excel: price, S1,Sq5,
HORNER. INC. AT. 6464.
CADILLAC 1887 7-passeng
heater. below former ceilil
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Ituuy equipped Win IaGlG, neaEeI. nyQrO-
GEoRGETowN iEe5f T AuTo its SALES E 1850 wis Wis
eonsin ave. NV. Adams 312s. ga.
PACKARD 1884 twin o, town car, 1900.
mech. peri, needs one plug wire and belt
adjustment. 1915 goth st NV.
sACkAkD sdotea 1912 clpPss SEDAN 'stsIssk
MoToRs sS0ses 4es4 Saf Wis aTe n%
passed D. c. inspection; 5000. call AT.
PACKARD 1887 4-door sedan; $500 cash.
May be seen @ at So2 New Hampshire ave.
PAGkskp Y AZ sfa4 Isao model 100 4-door s sedan:
radio and new heater, completely over.
condition for Quick sale. sI.ss5 EN-
PACkARD ARD 1855 g 6-eylinder 4-door sedan; ss
property foreign government official. Offers
PACKARD 1887 convertible 100, rumble
seat. new top, good rubber. ia. 2597. "a
ger sedah: late 1855 sin model; 10000 miles niles
battery and generator; motor completely
equipped with radio and heater; ceiling
ma $3.50; Essidsncs phone, MI; 1916: PA
overhauledi new tires; Ss25. GIL. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan; $345:
PLYMOUTH 1889 convertible coupe: radio
and heater; snappy car; S795; will finance.
PLYMouTH 1889 4-doer sedan; radio and
heater; clean car; $s45: will finance.
PPfIYMoUTH 1915 4-door Special de luxe,
brand-new; flrst $1,000 takes it. .524
RTSMouTH is4l a. special de luxe 4,sser
perfect tires, motor Just rebuilt, fully guar
ateed; terms, 81 .29b. NATIONAL MO-
TORS. 14th and Col. rd. NV. MI, 7a54.
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-door sedan, radio and
heater. 1913 Allison st. NV, after 5 pm.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door sedan; original
RADIO; s7a5. 1921 Missouri ave, Apt; z
FITMouTH FFanTaMao IL Pm lois con1erted NJ Gy taxi real
leather upholsterys. l94s Dodge motor.
mls sbe sH sss ss'e sass fnans MI ?sgii
PLYMOUTH 1888 four door; in fine condi-
pm. and Sat; afternoons. ,23s
5g oooH $50 satSa sppy yaS4a WszNo Esh RsE
fPIIYMo1TH 1910 bus, cpe; r. T. and : b.. b.
sTfssn pspss sGPs Ss'' DEALERS ssa
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe. good tires. TS runs
fine, $2ST full price. must sell at sonce.
fIam6UTH rIa1 81 ays Tsxi ia41. $3.50; 1870 $500;
Sassfsfss &s i4ta hia SSs4 no hss5 $685. MI
PONTIAC 1916 s sedan coupe; extra tire,
radio, heater, clock, seat covers; l.500
miles; $2.700 no more, no less. Phone
PP1oSNTiAC ie4I 3-door sedan. 6-cslinder
new battery, new tiress excellent condition:
81 800; Phone after 8. after IL Sunday.
PONTIAC 1916 6-cyl. 4-foor sedan; radio.
heater, seat covers spare tire: low mileage;
! So $50. Call after M. ia. $500. --23
PONTIAC 1898 coupe 49, very good con-
1 dition, $500, radio and heater. TR. 5912.
PONTIAC 1g46 convertible; has every
| thing: maroon with tan top. Can pc seen
Ct Apt 3929 " as St an Nv WY, Wi Irda. ns sod nd
finance, Call EN-. .267s. "a
PONTIAC 1897 six 5-pass. coupe: good
PfoSiNTIAC 1916 ,"es z-door; less than
\ 10000 mi; perfect mechanically, radio,
heater, new tires; $3.50 cash. Phone
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CENTRAL Moron CO.. GMC Truck
Dealer, 3143 Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI. 1000
10 reach: out through GEORGETOWN. cross
Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy
lRoutes 21l or 29l, drive IA miles.
Daily to @, Sunday 10 to g.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

of London and learned enough
about each to blend them plausibly
in the fabric of his exciting fiction
That is to say, he knew his Scotland
Yard superintendents as well as he
knew his Labor members of Parlia-
ment, his aristocrats and painters
as well as the music hall gals they
ran around with. The consequence
is that they all manage to look quite
real, even in those bloated blouses
the women wore and the handle-bar
mustaches affected by some of the
men.
The corpulent Greenstreet, who
has become huge pet of movie
crime enthusiasts, is the principal
figure in the murky atmosphere OF
THE Verdict
He is introduced as a Scotland
Yard superintendent who has just
sent an innocent man to the gallous.
Sacked for this blot on the Yards
tscutcheon, he settles down to writ
ing a treatise upon the pitfalls OF
circumstantial evidence. He is no
more than started upon this re-
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torian era in "The Verdict" which
opened yesterday at the Earle. And
don't think that in doing SO, they
were not aware that homicide in a
frock coat, whatever its other merits
gets away from the recent over
worked pattern of cinema crime.
Moreover, it is free from all the
fancy fol-de-rol of psychiatry which
has cast scientific blight upon the
good old-fashioned passions which
inspired humans to kill one an
other.
Lest these reflections upon the
distinctions of 1.-The Verdict" lead
any one to the conclusion that this
is the crime picture of the year, let
it be said it is nothing OF the kind.
It is, however, a melodrama that
works up a considerable pitch OF
excitement and suspense. And, It's
ending may be the one that Will
break your record for successful
crossings on who murdered whom
and from what motive.
Another thing it will do is re-
mind you that Raymond Chandler
and Agatha Christie had nothing
on some of the older timers when
it came to writing their sort OF
thing. "The Verdict" is the work
of Israel zangwill who, with none
of the gadgetry of today's crimino-
logy, was quite a spellbinder.
X * x X
Author Zangwill, in case you
never heard of him, was a socially
conscious literary citizen. He got
around among the different classes
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compenseful chore when the first
murder is capped by another.
This one, dramatically enough,
looks like the perfect crime, one
that not even circumstantial evi-
dence is going to solve. The rich
young man has been murdered In
his bed in a room whose door is
bolted from the inside and whose
windows clearly do not give access
to any one from the outside.
1t is a foul, of course, for the re-
viewers to discuss such plots in too
much detail, but it is permitted of
them to observe that this one Is
endIessly devious. 1t turns out that
most of those who knew the fash
ionable, popular bachelor victom
could have a reasonable motive for
having finished him off.
This includes quite variety of
London types who work readily into
amusing situations when the SCREEN
play needs a spot Of comedy relief.
While the affable Greenstreet. q
and friend of the dead
man, is working unoff1cially on the
case, he finds himself mixed up with
some, oddly funny company. One
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lenness and happiness) Is at the
beginning Seabee-in-t training, who
deyotes his every leave to running up
home to romp with Bess. When
.Bess dies OF pneumonia, he blames
his commanding officer for not Civ
ing him liberty to get home In
time to cure her, though it is our
belief that his efforts to get Ba6s
on her feet with a block and tackle
were as much responsible as pneu-
monia for the sudden death.
Anyhow, he ships of to the
Pacific, q sad young man whose
heart is bitter with the memory
Of his lost love. And you'd never
guess what he finds on that island
where his outfit is assigned the
construction of an airstrip- horse.
Transferring his admiration with
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Along toward the middle OF "Gal-
liant Bess," which opened yesterday
at Loew's Capitol, Mr. George
Tobias looks on disdainfully as a
horse called Bess is put through a
series of tricks by her loving owner.
whats SO great about that?" he
demands. Il can Jump higher than
that" Nonlovers of the horse
those, that is, who can resist the
inclination to swoon with ecstasy
at the mere sight of one Of the
beasts-will perhaps be tempted to
20 along with Mr.. Tobias.
On the other hand, those whose
hearts are filled with the rumblings
Of passion at any encounter with
horsefesh, should be greatly cheered
by Gallant Bess." though some OF
them, even, may be sickened by
the antics of Bess' leading man.
This oyerwrouglnt young lad is a
case who would send any reputable
off to see his psyche
artist after two sessions. The. un-
dying devotion he feels for Bess
Is an overwhelming emotion the like
Of which would be complimentary
to the charms of Helen Of Troy,
Isolt or Ann Sheridan.
Bess, to be sure, is q horse worthy
of some admiration. She Tin real
life female impersonator named
Silversnip) plays a dual role-in
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amazing speed Though It may be
that all horses look alike to all
horse lovers, except perhaps to other
horses, he soon has this new
object OF his affections answering
to the name OF Bess and perform
ing tricks. Not one OF the tricks
could shake our agreement with Mr..
Tobias, that it Is silly in a world
(See MACARTHUR, Page A-25.)
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Of these is music hall singer and
another is a suaye, alcoholic type
of painter. Their prominence in
THE Verdict" clearly denotes Au-
thor zangwilps conviction that light
hearted artists are handy devices
for comedy relief or deception. And,
as they are played by Joan Lorring
and Peter LORE, that Is the way It
comes out in the Earle's picture.
\ y \ X
"The Verdict" however, is Green
streets picture, another that pre-
sents him in the role of the urbane
philosopher whose silken speech and
family cynical mask make hin.
unique among figures in cinema
crime. The part is perfectly suited
to his especial ski1ls and his public
viii be delighted with what he
has to depict OF murder In the agc
OF gas light and when music .lalls
were called that instead of night
clubs.
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and d'Bess'l

each case horse named Bess
with as much dramatic skill as
you have a right to- expect OF a
horse. She counts up to six, rolls
over upon command, plays tag and
performs numerous other tricks that
can only be described as cute. Bess
Is an intelligent example of the
species. probably even intelligent
enought to hope that the other
horses in the paddock never see this
picture and discover the things even
a smart horse can let herself in for
II she gets mixed up with a Holly
wood agent.
II y ~
"Gallant Bess" is familiar story
with new leading lady-in this
case following boy-meets-horse,
boy -loses-horse, boy -gets-horse line.
The boy (played by Marshall
Thompson with equal parts Of sui
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"a THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
g,
The Verdict Returns Murder
To Eerie Age of Gas Light
By Joy Cormody

Vctorias with oVerstfed gas shadows something
time making looking
participants the murderos msdeeds Of the period had
wfed deliberate
choice of sin instead of being driven to by the Wamn deficiencies Of
mcreants.
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BY Horry Macarthur

GALLANT BEsS," /" an MGM picture
with Marshall Thompson, produced by
Harry Rapf, directed by Andrew Marion,
original story and screenpiay by Jeanne
Bartlett At the Capitol
THE CAST.
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Feature. Matinee at /. ROBERT
LOWERY In GODS COUNTRY"
BEVERLY SIMMONS, FRANK McHUGH
In LITTLE MISS BIG"
Evening star., 1946-12-06

THE VERDICT" q Warner Brothers
picture with Sydney Greenstreet and
Peter LORE, produced by william Jacobs,
directed by Don Siegel. screenplay by
Peter Milne, based on novel by Israel
zangwill, At the Earle.
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Parking Space Available tas Patrons.
Last Day-BARBARA STANWYCK,
VAN HEFTIN in STRANGE LOVE
OF MARTHA IvERS." At H. 3:05.
BLAIR, GLENN FORD in GALLANT
JOURNEY" For Information Chill
dren.s Saturday Morning Show See
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ADJUSTMENTS
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