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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1916 WEBSTER ST. N.E.-Double End
story front and md lavatory for or gentle
Two TWS bSs1SRss RH; ssss' GIRLS to share lovely
home with lady: twin beds, .unlim; phone:
Sk MsKINfEMx M Hisa@E1;ain. Sas slssplns n Tm
aso aso7 D psGnN 81. N.E.@Larse m front room. next
to bath, single or double; girls only. Call
sss ESQ 0.SSs i9tS 81. IN Ne. e. tMooaridse, -Ntse
beds; privats, homs: sos, "a blk. Rhode as Islsnd
III The MARIcK, 1888 B st. n.eLclean. com
nishings Laundry facilities. Singles and
d9u1les MoHhoH Ssh 5pnnsns sF NEarse double
fssd oiEgY ST. Nrss DE- se59 4m, nicely
.uFn Suitable e|saH fsa sSntssEass0,s' exc.
1sS lsS i sn e. Ssd. sEss t.sn' sss
EsasSars!ss; Inissa psene s:isl 4sis
s.ssI.nsS nSo. s. for rssH rsa H. Hf1t T. baths for
WoODRIDGE-2434 Monroe st. ne.
Bsdrm dressing R lit ADJ Rasn IN
SEE sIEEPfNG G ROOM for employed lady; s25
mo-; laundry privileges. $40 st. n.e., Lu.
vated room: suitable for responsible
woman; convenient to Transportation,
BEAU. BEAU. FURNisHED ROOM. exclusive NE
section, radio, phone, garage, connecting
bath. in lovely home with modern young
couple. can arrange to serve you break
breakfast for 2 men or young enlpl. couple
eei4 EVARr ST, N.E.-Mas.er twin-bed
nm. near bath; pvt home; good transDSfta- D9S
CS,0EIIipr r On >: room. private home; auto
matte heat; S45; single, So week, mo. S25:
semipriyate bath Ii NE Tdsa; :.,. ~, 20, r,,
home: laundry .privils.; bus at corner; 81
wk. HO 8214. -26
BRoOKLAND-Front bedroom in private
and pleasant home: near all transp.; gen.
tleman only. DE 8S40.
1909 E ST. N.E.-Singie or large front
room In private home; blk. from 18th and
b carIine ont. Pleasant); gas heat; unlim.
phone; no drinking. Also garage to rent.
LU. 4065.
3s9 K sT. N.E.-LArge. conf. room: suit
able FOR one or two persons. AT, 7452.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcens.i
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTEp.

MAN, age SO, perm. empi., and daugntsI:
nigh school honor student. age Is. desire
room with private gentle family wnefs
she can enjoy home atmosphere, with meals
for daughtes only: m NV ssctjSn, ssar nssss nsss
RIM. AND 3D., in refined prot: 1amiH
wanted for nice 9-yr. .-old boy. Box 4s'
L, Star.
single room with good meals reasonaoie'
no Easements. Box 6S-R, Star.
SINGLE WOMAN, daughter of naval om-
GER, in urgent need of place TO i've
nearby Washington suburban or counLry'
near bus; in Maryland. M. E. GOoDNE..,L'
Manassas, Va
REFINED, employed mother. son 8, need
room and board or apt. furn: or unfurn.'
reasonable: sentiles. Box 9S-R, Star.
REFINED LADY wishes rm. and board
private family. plain food; Wash. or VIZ
cinity. AID. 9726, MRS. JOHNSON.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and daughter, ass
4Ia, need room and board. plus care or
child while mother is away; NV. section
preferred. Call GE. 0507.
BY ELDERLY, retired lady, in woodbridge
section. preferably near R. I. ave-, start
ing Dec. l; I have ample furniture II nee.
essary. Please give particulars. Box
STUDENTS (2) want room with or without
board in private home in Glover Park.
Foxhall or vic. Box 4oS-L, Star.
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ROOMS FURkusHED-MD. end

ROOMS FuRkasHED-Atp. end VA.
ARLINGTON-Comfo single room
for girls, next to BATH new home, bus at
iSs S. Highland ssAt
SETTLED GIRL. to share room with an
other girl; twin beds; lsundry priyil.;, bus
s9oeks sGsasE a sqss nsvat. bath srl
yats yats ensTanee one person. $40 Telephone
Chevy CHASE, wooded SURROUNDINGS;
breakfast privileges. $50; % or smaller All I double
room; $40; garage incl; no other roomers.
BEAUTT1L Mai j11S1 ROOM, newly furnished, twin
beds, in modern log cabin. oil heat. all
sSsSehenefs sssc No. PERsHiNG Dr.. Arlington. Va
ss5 ca: for s! :, men pref Telephone ssi sH
ARLIiiNGToN-Attr. front single room, "
Tai TAkoMA On sP PARk. i MD1koo@s oo' e, single
and double: pvt. entrance and bath: Blk.
& from bus line; nen: 81. 1907 Pr
professional woman: mo other roomers;
sitchen aa1a privilege for breakfast; ref. ss6
sh shvEg ss'S SPRING, 1921 ocala sat- 20
tractive, newly furn. .rm.,. next to bath;
ggsaTgaase; Kit. privls. for breakfast. sH
ises isSs PowHArAN STREET, Alexandria-
Decorated in blue and white. this large
ia by I'D bedroom in private home
has all the comfort and charm of a
guestroom twin beds with percale linens,
three large windows. two closets. semi; s
downtown Washinston. $50 noathly I! ar oS T.
CCiIgHHRiENDoN-cheerful CigHi front room. ad-
sSsstaus assRs sat asss sgliva'' h'me on bus 81 line
ARL.-Corner, sgl. rm., det home, near
Clarendon: breakfast and laundry privils.;
ST per wk. CH. 1910.
VERY LARGE master bedroom. in beau
tifully furn. home; no other roomers;
Army or Navy personnel preferred; for
above-average home. viii consider eve
transp OW. 1874.
ARLINGTON-Lovely double room for 2
girls, breakfast privileges and laundry
facilities. Call Mon. after 4 pm, CHI.
LARGE ROOM. smaller room. private bath.
telephone, porch, garage; breakfast, laun-
dry priyils.; 500; couple or women
aassr EARc. SLEEPING sn, 60 semggsssl.
month; ;,9sIn go.1ias gsr'en M Pref; woman sal';
soio GEoRGM AVE, Silver Springs
doup's douI Phone % 81. M sSe1. ~ @S6
ARLINGTON blk. from Wilson blvd;
double. CH. $3.50.
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1841 ST. S.E.-Lge. bedrm. for l or 2;
southern exposure; also ssle. Tm. Ii. $s46 46
CAPITOL LoCATIoN-Double room, twin
bedS nicely fdrn newly dec next to
ehy after e pm r. NaSy so61
ANACosTIA-sunny front double room;
also single room for employed gentleman.
IeH IGE. Fl 'FRONT.' S1eI IBED-L1v. RM.-Nlcely turn;
sHRdFI srd ft Dzayy cs sEss AT s4a9 front
14s1 M II RIDGE sn pL, s.E.MDouble EoiD room, for
employed married couple: in private home.
%, teos fsfI 81. s.E.-1arse furnished room in
9si bsS u 81 sWTaIas 1fT nSf 5ss% SsS5
1913 nea sd 81 Dfs Eeef ME osaa room with
fsshsn fkasP pEiY Room, H. fsca. sa2a Capitol sac
1sHiH 1si1 MIN: M Ave: AVE: s;E.. Apt. 4-sins1e
rem fia i,;h sr sr Sc sEe per xe o5a 59s nezt g
per mo. employed adults. FIR. s943. 36s
fon oh sa me1 sHce 5m osn xn BEDS n
LARGE, well-furnished front ROOM. twin
PSsasrsed or snDlossd ' eoapis Fraa.iin
suit suitable han, for gentleman next to bath Rr
1912 FORT DUPONT ST. S.E.-Furnished
room for gentleman, next to bath; pri-
vate home; Fairfax Village.
1927 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Single room, nicely
furn.: young lady; conv. transp.; So week.
1sI KENiTiucKy AVE. SCI blk from
Lincoln Park. newly decorated single room,
500 ST. s.E. Coral Hills, Md-Rent
2 rooms furnished, use of kitchen and
W Ratn; no Linens linens furnished; 1 block from
l2 9th ST. S.E:-Nicely furnished room;
SEAS Ne & G5SGkEssioS4 ghS9a IR S4fs
gPsrIEmEN s rs lSs St. 1 50 ooso yet
Convenient: away from n the S erowded % city: fy:
old Virginia home offers large, sunny
room, 1 double. l single; reasonable rates;
parking available; min. Key Bridge. GIL.
fssH fH RIDGE PI: s:E.-Front rm;, modern
efr1y eGny' Laundry 1Igs priv. mr. transp; ss
10 KENTUcKY AVE. s.E.-Lge. front
room; suitable for one or two employed.
SIS KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-one large
room. next to bath, good heat, in pvt.
home: " block from car and bus terminal;
men only; nondrnkers. go
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, new home; bus
at door: S25. VI. 6912. 26'
COLORED-241 18th ST. S.E.-Unfurnish-
sdns ed rooms and use of kitchen in refined ssn
1887 BURKE sT.-Lge, nicely furn. rm.
16I6 G ST. s.E.-singie room in private
family for gentleman only. 10 am. to 6
Dm Sunday
Evening star., 1947-10-26
ROOMS FURk. OR UNFURN.

COLORED-SERv-U RENTAL AGENCY,
1888 st. se-Double and single rooms;
furn. and unfurn.; apts. and tourist camps,
Call and rent or list your rooms. MR..
1888 Conn. AVE. N.w-women only;
or 2 rms. bath, furn. or unfurn.
S27 so and S35 per mo-; ref is req. CO.
COLORED-1 LGE. AND I a rooms en-
ployed couple pref, nonsmokers and nom
drinkers. Conveniently located: TR. 0sS9. =
Evening star., 1947-10-26
For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included in Advertisements under
Apartments and Houses for rent. un-
less Star box number Is used. when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request
Evening star., 1947-10-26
ROOMS UNFURNISHEp.

MODERN ARLINGTON OFFICE and7or
bedroom with tiled bath (shower); separate
buses, restaurants, etc; $50 mo. OK.
1860 1863 ssth ST. NORTH, Arlington. va va
Large twin bedroom adjoining bath; $50
month to employed couple. GL. 1881. =
3 LGE. HEATED ROOMS; newly dec: no
ton 268i after pm ''-2s
COLORED-TQ PERMANENT, employed
lady; cooking IND laundry DIVES; $50 mo.
316S I
Evening star., 1947-10-26
BOATS.

PENN YAN SPORT RUNABoUT, 75-h.p.
s4ySo asy Phansom mahogany MAS
men. boys Haserty Sea shsil, kits It's supply
TO assembe pbesnsu s dnghy sans
eaworthy-iust the thing for you Or your
ss.olea sas eai} af MAR1SE suPFEiEs
e. sarT GsfS pAS Sr ch6fsER. all manosany ideal
prfee. ra5 tls1f sp p ~ W eapits Sasht cq5
phone. like new. Complete with new g.
volt battery, telescope antenna, handset,
2 sets crystals; cost S305, will take $3.50
sssf ss.Fr. HEH RiCHARDsoS M Son CRUISER. sleeps 4
Gray e..5I some paint needed; very low
RRlIiCsHfARpsoS. RRlisHf s5-tt, terms; sleeps 4, ex-
cellent condition, new propeller, shore
charger. fuel system, bilge blower, rings,
bumpers. electric pump, toilet 2 sinks, re re-
DECK Chairs tackle; Gray Marine Marine snglns; sg,1G
Saturday and Sunday, COLUMBIA YACHT 5a
sfT SsoAaD -. 4o.hP 2 sash sasne NJ ne 5sao s9n
sa-Fr. HUSKY MOTOR SAILOR. ideal ash
ing boat. marine engine; $4,000. ME-
Want A BOAT for nert sprine'-Let US
start looking for 1t now. Place your name
absolutely no obligation to you. Describe
Write saeE = shaver; 7Sg s siSS sys eve. sil-
ssFT er spr2s sf ssG
2, galley. head; gray 6:5l; 81 200 or best
snsiae: $500 or best offer. Cali s!iE0
HXRTGE. 2o-footer, new, LAUNCHED in Au-
gust. nylon sails; $1,000. Box 4d4-L'
3s.Fr. CRUISER. ideal for living aboard;
protane gas oven Stove. hot water. cleo
refer., lge. aft cockpit. shower; no reason
able offer refused; must be sacrificed.
kkIec;HARDsoN BOATS - 1s47 commuter,
display model; immediate delivery at a
s d4y sns on osrf oo Scr Scr
s1eSs ss1TeoSNsE 90 eo' g. 200. - :.
size or condition; cash for same. 1877
sAILBoAT. left, mahogany. perfect con-
dition. frst-class lass, sails; winter storage pro-
Y,dss' Ys4s sfEELcaAFr nj; a2sAiF DAY CRUISER, with
siRssSs sa1Sp ENaE III ssss sohp propeller
msd: M y So,se.t
tom made. 'si durailum mars Tbs. ee9plese with
salsElas CABIN cRGlsfR Ssti a' s7xifo: s.celIsn.
motor. shaft and wheel, stainless steel
galieys, all-ckrome fittings: ready to go;
$4,000. washington Yacht Club, 18TH
and M sts. Sc, TR. 921o, Mr.. T. A. CAT
SOFT. OWENS trunk cabin cruiser. com n !.
plete; sleeps 4, 1947 Chrysler Ace marine
motor, run less than 40 hours. Annapo-
20 aS.FT' ooR RICHARDSON CRUIsETTE, Gray
Phantom 125-hp., fine condition. ME.
CABIN CRUISER, Chesapeake Bay type
39'6"xs,. sleeps two. galley and head Will Wills
gas stove, sink, fine motor, electric lights;
ready to go; $3.50. HI. 7755.
DIESEL, so IT., exc G.; suitable Tor worl
or party boat. Offer wanted for sale OF
charter. BOZ Bar. Star.
3 MAHOGANY SPEEDBOATS, / with 300
S.p. motor, / new Gray 103-h.p., l Ly-
coming. Can be seen at S15 Maine ave sw
rine 6-cylinder engine, repainted, mahog.
any parts rehnished:, expensive extra
duced from 81 900. can Du. 1888,
property Tor sale or trade for good stocs
cabin cruiser: Mr.; Campbell; MI Sose
Evening star., 1947-10-26

S127.50;. Just the motor for trolling:
The rock fish are breaking. COLONY
RADIO, 6119 Ga. ave. NV, GE. 22OO.
Open from 9 am. to 9 pm. rs
FALL BARGAINS-we have number of
unusual values at end-of-season prices;
this is the time to buy good used boat;
we list few, but have others; let us have
43x10-ft. bay cabin fishing boat, new
Chrysler crown, reduction gear, bottled
gas. aux. generator, etc: fine, we'll
equipped boat. very special at $4,000.
40-ft. Hooper Island, marine toilet, new
wheelhouse canopy Just added: very at
tractive; will sacrifice for 1900.
33-ft. bay boat, new Chrysler Crown:
fine boat. cheap at $1,000.
1898 32-ft. Chris-Craft. sleeps g.; d.
nette, bottled gas, ETC.; very nice: asking
3s-ft. three-cabin Matthews chrysler
Royal. very nice: reduced to $500.
SOFT Elco, flying bridge, q big, com
Portable boat in excellent condition, ready
to demonstrate: $4,000.
la42 Elco 3-cabin cruiser; very nice:
Many Others including speedboats. SAIL
boats; get on our mailing list for detailed
descriptions of listingS.
Marine railway: full line marine sup
plies and equipment; expert repairing,
inboard motor installations.
Packard marine engines. wisconsin air,
cooled engines and accessories for small
refinishing. remodeling: engine repairs and
overhauling: complete machine shop
Evening star., 1947-10-26

CUPBOARD MOTORS, 4.2-h.p. Cham
pion de luxe motor Pull-o-Matic starter
full reverse; S139. so.
42-hp. Champion standard motor:
S127 .50; Just the motor for trolling:
The rock Ash are breaking. COLONY
RADIO, 6l19 Ga. ave. NV, GE. zoo.
tn n m -S6
Evening star., 1947-10-26

ssG .s0nt 5e1 refas eSs.
STsoST Sfau1fssd cfsdLE H9 2icsfTY1ars isf7
asr aemipyt p 5sth. Ss 0 uniim phone desk service
NS ssos Gtf. at So NF2ont fq laS Tn pvt home
SSSp'e 5Sop 1sth sieEu ST. N.W.1Master front Tm.,
couple; twin beds. dresssIs. cornsT M RSnss Nase
sslI ssntlle KANSAS h0Ms nea1 Ave-. ' NW@Lse sunny
front rm., twin beds; nicely furn;; express pre-
transp.; pvt home; laun. privils. GE. 31oo.
141e LoNGFELLow ST. N.w-Nicsly
furnished bedrm. with adjoining sitting
rm., south and east exposure. Conv. trans'
GSIsSNrIEMAN-Master SIS bedroom, single: 2
large closets, cont hot water, unlim phone
outside door, bath ov with nIh SnoSsa sfaa msi mag
elusive for the aged: every comfort :, f. dor
long life. 1925 18th st. nw' RE. 5as 5io4.
or 2 gentlemen. Located nr. Walter
hsfd- Isfd cIEfroa ii sassr sr. Nw.-Rm. gentlemen
share h with another gentleman; dbl. s25;
sts ssIpls, And SSG buchanan sash SITS. N.w-gedrm
ri; ssiu,!s SseHs s$o Month "A: Az, eais; :,..n
sGaigs snd porch: saIae reasonable. reasons co. ss5s
53II NEVADA AvE.-Lse. front rm., twin
beds. pvt bath; n blk. to. transp.;, em-
ployed cple. or two girls; unlimited phone.
iaio NJ ST. NV, Apt. 506-Hollywood
bed and studio couch. man or rarried
couple; S3s. Call Sunday, NE 4796.
Pleasant car; unlimited phone; $40 wk.
fS3s W sS4f o1E ST. N.w.-Front. bright. single
or dble. rms. shower. twin beds: single,
$10 per week; double, sig:
57ss .srd ST. N.WLPyt, homs; db5s; le !, rM;' z,
doWntoVn; gentle family; 2 gentlemen.
After ii am. GE. 3765.
5a1 1st 81. N.W.-Ize., attrsctive. front
bedroora, twin beds, closets, pvt. bath;
4 biE. from bus IA. 6576.
i3e7 sHEPHERD ST., N.W:-Eront rm..
twin beds. sefriipvt. bath: unlimited phone;
VI blk. to 18th streetcarS.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

in small Protestant home: refined
roundings: near trans Box 110-R, ST
Evening star., 1947-10-26
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.t. ond s.w

COLORED -542O BLAINE st. ne-At-
tractive room for single girl; home priv
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

captain Robert Young investigates.
Leading man Robert Mitchum
helps the investigator in order to
clear a friend of his, falsely. ac-
cused by Ryan.
What makes it good? The motive.
Ryan's only reason for killing
Levene is that he is Jew. And
Ryan hates civilians and hates
Jews more Che doesn't know that
Levene is himself an excl, hero
ically wounded at Okinawa).
This, my friends, is IT: Holly
wood at its best, on mature and
important level. There's still
some fight in the old girl, if the
present film is an indication Of
others to come
WE HOPE you didn't miss
Gregory Peck's article Gas told to
Jay M. Goldberg in the July
Readers Scope, on why the max
ing of Gentleman's Agreement is
the greatest experience in his
career: that film promises to be
another Crossfire Bette Davis
makes her return to acting, after
the birth of her baby, in Winter
Meeting, from a best-seller by
Ethel Vance RKO announces
the preparation of a super-special
Bolivar, Life of the South Am
erican Liberator, on which the
studio plans to spare no expense.
1t is intended as Cd good enter
tainment, (2) a gesture of inter-
American goodwill, 60 a histori-
cal document to have lasting value
for educational use. We're will
ing to be shown
Love that modest man: Gregory
Peck's answer to his young son,
asking What is a movie star? "a
man like your daddy who's too
lazy to work for a living" Z.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26
BrotheIs hit by
home shortoq e

Chicago has an unsavory "B"
girl rating, but city brothels are
on the skids, the American Social
Hygiene Association reported in
a nationwide survey last week.
The "B" girl receives percent
age from barkeeps.
She is served a shot of tea, col
ored water, or soft drink, but
the customer is charged for whis-
key.
The association credited the
housing shortage with helping to
curb prostitution, pointing out:
The brothel operator today
is faced with the same diff
culties that we all face in find
ing new places in which to live
and do business"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

has several parts. For one thing,
they are more honestly made
acting, direction and writing -
than the warmed over soap operas,
in technicolor, that Hollywood
dishes up.
And the people who go to
movies are grateful for any small
favors.
On the other hand, the story
content of the British film has
undergone a subtle change in the
last few years. The English have
seen the light. They've finally
begun putting love in its proper
perspective-as the solution to all
social and political problems.
They've quit making films like
Love on the Dole" and come up
with such rubbish as "Odd Man
Out" and Stairway to Heaven"
Nevertheless, the mine-run Brit
ish film is still way ahead of its
Hollywood counterpart: its story
is usually told in more adult terms
and the plug for love and free
enterprise is never allowed to
become as blatant and monoton-
Gus as singing commercial.
Great Expectations" is a case
in point. AS I recall the Dickens
story, somewhat hazily, it must
be confessed, it was essentially a
biting, thorough-going satire of
the upper classes.
Some of that is still in the film,
but watered down.
In spite of that, you'll find
"Great Expectations" an interest
ing and enjoyable film-if not the
great one it sometimes comes so
close to being.
The famous story of Pip, the
orphan boy who befriended an
escaped convict and then was
given the opportunity to become
a gentleman" by the convict, is
told simply and we'll. Valerie
Hobson, as Estella, and John Mills,
as Pip, are ably supported by as
fine a group of actors as you'll
find on any screen.
Their love story is allowed to
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26
Movie Beot:
Dickens story
is enjoyable

By BOB BENNETT

It used to be. that finding an
English movie was job only for
people with stout hearts and strong
arches. The wise movie-goer
packed few sandwiches, re-
fueled his trusty ST. Bernard and
usually made out will. For he
never knew how far he would
have to 60 or into what devious
by-ways his search would take
him.
Now, things are considerably
different. English films are read
lily accessible and well-advertised.
Perhaps the most interesting mark
of how they've made their way
is the fact that Britisher j. Ar
thur Ranks film version of Charles
Dickens ''Great Expectations"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

get way out ahead of the satire,
but Great Expectations" still
makes good film.
I SAW "The Farmers Daugh-
ter" Loretta Young-Joseph Cot
toni at neighborhood theatre
last week. The contrast between
it and Great Expectations" illus
trates most vividly what I was
saying couple of paragraphs
back.
Farmers Daughter" is an
amusing comedy which voices
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

Tale.
Gift horses needn't fear. We
won't pry their jaws open and
peer into their mouths, but does
this make sense?
There's this pretty farmers
daughter, see. She goes to the
city-to be nurse. She loses
her money and has to take a job
as maid at the home of young
and handsome congressman. He
looks at her; she looks at him
this is where love enters.
He supports fascist-like char
acter for congress and the gal
can't go along. She winds up
running against the junior G.. l..
K. Smith. Her fair name is
dragged in the mud; her boy
friend and her brothers beat up
the fascists and expose the plot
and she wins. And all without
a single shot of a P. C. A. worker
out canvassing. 1t can't happen
here.
FROM Hollywood comes excit-
ing reports of new film called
"Crossfire."
Adapted by John Paxton from
Richard Brooks The Brick Fox
hole, "Crossfire" is purely and
simply murder melodrama. AS
such, it is one of the tensest and
best of the year. An eX-army
regular, Robert Ryan. murders a
civilian, Sam Levene. and police
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

opened at, of all
places, Radio City
M u S &c Hall =
than which there
is no
AS an old Hor-
alto Alger fan,
the story of the
rise of the Brit
ish movies in
trigues m e. 1
guess the answer
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26

quietly a few
progressive ideas.
That's all to the
good. But the sit
uations are, in
terms of reality,
SO fantastic and
the characters SO
stock and unreal
that the whole
thing assumes the
aspects of a fairy
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-26
By PETER WILLIAMS

BILL DOWNS who went back over the American in
route s bsgg e Na
from various apparently unassocated INDIVIDUALS III
the American of Germany
hungry heard that suspected Nazis being
held questioning relatively
m td decided to oe, himself arrested On his first try
entered bakers shop Ind The baker
silerced hnthe whispered. so OF us Here's
loaf repeated has effort
in butcher shop Silence fool then
whispered. he'll" On his third
slowered and sro~ed 1T for
things" Their quietly he added There's
meeting tonight. will you join us?"
Two Chicago newspapemen Harvard University
this year.
president Chicago
in September to scholar.
Gudman Carl Larsen rewrite at The Times was the
Chcagoan fellowship He veteran of
the CIO union and of United press
The felowships a up the
Milwaukee publisher provide opportunities
paid for and with tuition paid.
long experience Mccarthy
well known figure in all labor circles here
ONE NEVER KNOWS: Things taken as o
times instance the building which houses
the STAR has quite history best explained however by
quoting Haywoods elected Cen
the Industrial Workers of the World
headquarters Washington Street"
We heart being sold a
hotel chain corporation
glance through Congressional ofmes
really
battle Stalingrad? The the CIR July
address made Wis, Glenn r. Davis.
rather detailed dissertation
beaten at the Voga city 1t cheese that did good old
Wisconsin cheese Here his
"Al ofu here recall the seemingly unoppable the
Germans to the suburbs of Sangrad Now happens that at
this crucial moment of the the shipments of
cheese from Plymouth County
the defending Russian history the
Russians held their
which ended only when Germany
Rep HENRY o. Tale of this bit wisdom add
to the OR:
shot a glimpse the sky
disk flying by.
a
that do /
d. a sir?
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WHAT'S DOING

DANCE. refresh and be entertained
7th Ward p. c. A. Party, Sunday, july
y, pm. at Essex Community Church.
1900 South Blackstone. Donation 75c
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GUEST SPECTS Princess Ezabefhs engagement
Garden party at Buckingham Palace The betrotha
of one small diamonds
African diamond miners repeatedly
of the fruits of their slave labor
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I shot glimpse into the sky.
I saw a disk go flying by.
Some say I saw a saucer
Some said I saw a saw. sir.
What do you think / saw. sir.
A saucer. or. saw. sir?