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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthws,t.

SiLvEk SPRlNG-Here Is one OF the
1st floor and Q spacious bedrms. and bath
1a s1a 9b M tu bsms s1nDfe % In
and and 6uilt-in earage: close to everything.
eo ssis Ga cal avs s Ri Sape P P syes s
BaRTGHrwooD-Row brick, 8 rms. -a and
ana ted sath S sa d. ff I
s. TIL H5'fss p' ''E VIM du'fk Il ss16 es
BRIGHTWooD-convenient to Sheridan
Theater and shopping center, attractive;
owner occupied. semidetached brick home
Ga ad double hsGssa p01s rsa Te Sp
MITCHELL. QUICK. DI 1881 until 8 pm. .
VACANT. 1923 Georgia aye. n.w.-semi;;
ss5aeasf So PSI or T0aR. sa as ssss BATH oil heat
SILVER sPRING-Ensiish. brick bungalow.
with indiyiduality and charm, built for
msd M Sns bea1ms .na S 5ash 5 da III
moor and bedrms up: oil &C. heat;
Co., s4i3 Ga. ave. till o o.m.; ewes. 81.
Sol CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. ? blocks
brick u bedroom and bath on FIRST noorl
sai r iss T.. With h dd
sios S4th PISeE NV Sseea,Sai Cleveland PARK
Vacant; ininsd poss.: semidetsehed. 8
oil heat: porches; gear sarase: price,
sI6,95o. To inspect, call DI. 1855 or
Wo. 01I2. GEO. D. MILLER. Realtor. -
TAkoMA 1..Ksg PARK near Carroll ave.A de-
ern Kitchen. modern bns bst and neM new mea eas
lsssy 2sS stA tsE 'sfHssis
18th AND MADISON SITS, N.w.-Det. 9
NEz Sa'na H%ELFaRs Il hsss ref REAhrY 5 garsss eo
1Ssa. 1872 L st. NV RE, S0s'; after 5. "A
18th AND COLUMBIA RD. section, SIS.
000-Semidet. brick, 8 rms. 2h baths
only cs M rp b
INC, z Dupont Circle, Du. 1884; ewes.
WO. 27S1., -6
AL DELArIEip PL. N.w.-e-rm. row
saod % quick preed
PECK CO.. co. 1888; ewes. RA. e5s3
NEAR 18th AND MERIDIAN sts. NV
sroom and ss .ps dydfa .e
e. '1s FIX ss'v;s
sAsslsfa g. sSss 1888 'isi tPs fhse
TAK0MA PARK, MD-Detached; s2.5oG
mr. lot sss faTae ae: ehau s. as a aabns
rented as apts partly fqrn; income "a quoted ases
S175 mo: priced t9 sell Drive By den,i
sun: and ewes. DE. .7477,- with EDWIN
L. ELLIS. Realtor. 1910 Vermont ave.
RIM. 217, RE. 5140.
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTs-Det. red .bricl
home; rms. ga baths. servants room
ease IL hls hnf rRSNk PaIIfPs a sf M9
| BRIARCLIFF-Beautif red-brick Colo
NAL home in such immaculate cond as t.
Be better than new home; ; yrs; old
baths. Qst-fl. bedrm. and BATH: gear
s@ntit-in @ g tgnarage; gas g .Ma hsat Gsl MT soTMtz M
AN ESTATE m TowN-Few people realiz,
best restricted Residential section 81 p:v
approx. l-lL7 acres of exouisiteiy beauti.
fui land and lovely home with z bedrms.
Soo o,sRs Hiss yask asise s. eta saAnn1p n o Di12i1 1E9
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APIS. FURNISHED icont. J

GIRL WANTED to share apt with other
En-. Ssi B st. ne. ~' ~ o %
girls; $50 mo. OV. 1892 after $50 pm.
Ills Powhatan ST., Alex IS I
ROOMS. kit, bath, private. entrance.
front porch. plus small salary. for 5 days
care children and duties; Near 14th and
FnRSsHRD FF1TTsfst sIcpLYsss sSz 2Ylss star m 7efsr
for 4 persons; S25 each. 14o3 F st. ne.
I ROOM, kitchen, semipriyate bath. Frisid.
eire, gas and elec. included. for refined
Govt. girls, $40 week each. 4430 N. H..
ave. NV. GE. 0513.
FAMILY HOTEL, American plan. located
on a nearby 20-acre Md. estate. VIII ac-
cept application from couple or small fam
TX ISsa MSs ssRS SHAPMAS hn wsntfu,, 81 sss1 fur
large living room, bedroom, Kitchen and
bath: @ front porch osIs' yard' back porch and
I44s V sT. NW.LFurnishe room. kitch-
enst's sih Shy month .nossd No sh5dse se,1.
oes. E a utilities t s ae f?Fssass saeso
1918 &. /. AVE. Nw.-Large. clean studio
transients only. $50 week. RE. 2527.
ONE L.H.K. RIM, stove, sink. refgr.; 1
adult, S35. 3473 Holmead pl. NV, near
GIL ea T. TO sahEE ins sDs With oshsE fz,s VIZ
after 8: or Box 257-s. Star. wv
1917 IRVING N.w.-Attractive -rm.. kit
pvt. bath; refgr., gas, cleo: quiet sober
gentleman; $40 week AID. 0359, NO. 1891.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

MD.-Private residence, nicely
room with bath; 2-car garage;
prefer family without small children: rental
is5S S2bS gscRi ge5 ms Real ssSsss dept AMER
Pa. ave. NV. Ma. 4S15 IS
3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. Silver Spring
$125 month; 8 months rent in Advance;
maximum 2 children. Phone SH. 6l63
before 6 pm
FATHER AND SON will share home in bet
ter section OF Arlington with couple; S75
Der mo. GIL 1901.
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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHEp.

blks. from movies and stores; 16 rooms, 8
baths; can be used for 2 families: will
lease to ! party, or sell Open during the
day. II interested, go see hrst. as no in
formation will be given unless house has
been seen. OWNER, WI. 55T0. -
1-R0OM HOUSE for rent, $40 month.
Apply at 5000 26th st. NV. Wash
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HOUSES EoR sAI-No,,h,v..,

COLOkED-LAMONT ST. N.W.-6 rooms,
lent condition. Call Mr.. BAKER. M.
ST. N.w-7-rm. de.
as 81 800 down tmaybe lessJ. Cali till 3
pm. PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422 An.
other 6-rm. house on orleans pl ne.
5 COLORED BARGAINS-1st Commercial;
S1.500. down will buy each Of these sub
"estment. -
1880 9th st. NV: 3-story brick, IL rms.
SlO Attn ST NV. 2-storv hrfck x rmx
and bath
929 o ST. NV; 2-story brick. rms. and
bath; income S120 Der month.
These fne properties are priced for o
quick sale Full protection to brokers.
Call IA 6433 %
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WE We HAVE CLIENT with Charming 3-bedrm:
schools, ETC., who. wants to trade for house
on few acres in general Norbeck-Rock-
9IcKsoN g. REDDING. 1888 Wis. ave.
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APARIMEhIs uhEuRNlsHEp.

DOCTORS OFFICE and apartment imne-
diate possession. at 1924 Monroe NV
CAREY WINSTON CO.. Realtors, RE. 3733.
1s47 l. ST. NE, after 72 rms, semi
632 X ST. N.E.-Apartment. unfurnished.
for rent. TWO. rooms. kitchen and private
bath, no Frigidaire; quiet couple; $50 mo.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE modern 1-bedroom apartment,
suburbs Philadelphia, Penna., for anything
IL Washington or vicinity. Box 415.R'
EXCHANGE NEW YORK for Washington
FIRM. apt. in Bronx; rent $50; exchange
for comparable quarters, house, Washing
ton or vicinity. Call KANTOR, EX. 2420,
NEW YORK FOR WAsHrNGToN-Large
living room, bedroom. kitchenette, dinette,
foStr; in West Bronx: rent $50; by couple
with child; for comparable or larger apt
Faithfully sk Jgflpi iss' i5EoeoRArED and newly
furnished apt. ga rooms, sun porch. sea
shore suburb Of n; Z. c., for unfurn.
bedr19m Be nfSegoN agt nv EGp Wssh i MI SoS5: 8,
kitchen and bath, furnished apt, NV, in
exchange for same in st. Louis. Box 463-
EXCHANGE BALTIMORE for washinston-
for / or 2 bedroom apt in washington
furnished or unfurnished; by couple with
NV NEW yosk FoR EYs'i'as WasH>oN-pesir aTSeiM
able 1-bedroom furn. apt for similar OF
larger, furn: or unfurn in New York. RE.
MODERN 5-RM. HOUSE, furnished, ne.
$50 month for unfurnished one-bedroom or
WILL EXCHANGE APT. in Arlington for
house to rent in Arlington. Call GIL 41S7
Evening star., 1947-03-05

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
TILSEN GARDENS, Conn. ave.-6 rooms.
baths NrS sntSaneena n fTys5; n}sa sale or sx
6-RM. FURNISHED APT. for sale; redec:
excel NV, location. 50 ,625 $1,000 cash.
car as part Of down payment. Box 461-R,
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS sECTIoN-2s
units; gross rents about $4,000 year
good permanent investment and renta
location: nicely financed. Mr.. Bennett
AT. 9303. MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV DI 3346
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ROOM BRICK - 1921 Co
NO. s217 or RA. 9663.

lumbia st: NV: NO. :217 or RIA. 9563.
tcaoIoIREpMecdoMMERc1AL s-rm.. in
ssns ss4s sag HAsRY RsT aS 9s1Tz 24s s'h st. nw NO
CoLoEEDrsix-room SnLoI;sIt bath brick house;
!s ca H. a6s f
aofokEDGp2Srrsr, G5kE : a9s modern brick bid bldg,
in best NV. section. has 2 baths. gas heat:
sGhox}DSsSSEs Ezs kSbk sf sMs 3iSo room.
Colonial front, porch, hive. heat. full
sa NE lssf hAksR sHa Hdr;sa
Possession Immediately; beautifully, de-
tached home. rms. and bath, oil heat
liberal terms. Call Mrs, Elliott; sa With THos
COLoRED-s03 BLK. PRINCETON pl. NV
% rooms IA baths; excel. cond.; full
basement. detached garage, % hqt-Watsr % .i ei
CoIoRED-7oo BLOCK PRINCETON pl.--
1croom row brick. Ih ..a,iH baths; hardwooe
Can for appointment now. -AUERBACH q
CO., DI 3131; evenings, AID. 5a07 or LU
ccSoIoRED-1s.h AND MONROE sts. NV
--Det.. lge. 9-rm. house, 2 baths, oil b: :
5S r. HSss sSMMKnsfs2 ;, n sIsG uni. 5s.
rooms and bath, h.-w.h- coal; reasonable
down payment. BASILIKO INVESTMENT
CORP. 212 Bond Bldg. DI. S724. -
COLORED-3OO BLK. Que st. n.w-Owner
viii decorate; 2.story senaidet. brick, 8 rms
and bath, h.-w.h.; brick stain front; large
back yard; 1st Il. vacant, BASILIKo IN
vESTMENT CORP. 212 Bond Bldg, DI
ccoIoRED-UPPER 18th sr.-s-stor,
brick, Oil h.-w.h.; has 5 spts., excel. cond.;
monthly rentals. S291; substantial cash
req. BEACON REAL. ESTATE CO., MA
COLORED-FIRsT COMMERCIAL corner
Iii rms, auto. hot water heat, bath, z
1896 North eapito cEHRENcE IssI q Issssf sERRY
COLORED-NEAR 18th and Spring I'd
n.w.-Beaut. det. brick, containing q rms
and bath, oil heat: substantial cash re-
CURED, bal; Ike rent ~ Phone Mf; =
coIoREbskaNpoLpH essI aA afsf sr. N.w.-as.
tractive row brick. lge, rms, Colonial
porch, h.-w.h., metal gar; good cond !;
can MI steriins URcIoLo REALTY co !,
w w 1s7; 1s7I; syss .a snd snNy9E syn 9E i2d9 og
3rd st. nv: inc. mo. S400: Is rms, plenty
baths and furniture. brick; only S14 600.
complete; suitable terms. Opportunity a.
iat pAuL s.nii ). nIaka0 Ell 0ns6 IS. .fs4. a 'n'
Evening star., 1947-03-05
APARTMENT SITES.

K ST. NV. AT Sc PER FT.; walking dii
tance of War Dept and Medical Cente
CHAS. L. MORRIS, Realtor. 2135 Pa. av
NV, RE. 2112,
Evening star., 1947-03-05

APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
! WISH TO PURCHASE modern apartment
house. Will pay UP to 100000. WO 919l
Evening star., 1947-03-05


TWO YOUNG, married, employed couples
desire an apartment together; as soon as
G4fsRsl ns ss. sse.ipM ri ME- ss5 gss Ms Ms
rem or Mrs. Mullens
S.le oeas1sm as1 wrE ss'esss aSsss
DFstsssd pE 70 4aso 9hsfh Ext e. Ss
REFHNEp n aDd doSrRE aiSH e desires small spsrt-
ment; no drinking or smoking. Box 449.R,
5occToR and March ID bride desperstely
ESIsS!5sHEP on SNFSSssSisaEp; s4o tey r.
WoMHN sRoSiiIe sTuDENT SsI desires e 1Sedroom urp
and bath: up to s1oo; vic "a q. W. y. prei.
ePo eiS taslS AsP wiz If assis. or oarm. ses,
furnished or unfurnished. Call RA. $3.50,
absTEAIIAN SISTERS ss,: need ,ga, small apt, pit
G %Rs go %A sDsh 5p smDlsysd rental in advapee'
sssssa b, v.s:E.n
aife snd Child @sfSe who are y now
rated rate By soo @, niles Please won't some one
/ HAVE a. stove. refrigerator; need unfur-
ARMY poSIoK; Jewish, gsrmsanen'tlyy a'y sta ST..
* 'f i4o Ts zs:ids3s $685.; ;9 81. Iii asss
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER. wife and baby
SaSFa spt aad wo Sf s6ss sEssets need azn
nsi,s ufssn,S des5Es sms1 soass ;gs
Lee FTss RBfsFrfa K siss ssts o t
sy sRa Rsfsnss Ws both sP
no drinking: max rent. sss; must ceeups
SR N MsTes 81 hRs s. WiNpEks Si II sl0s after
shons ssed E eis1. so aPas
8 ADULTS, permanently located desire
sed ean .As. .ps ps.s:e.. s DIssz .asd s.s. .s
suFsd. Cali RI. 5000 EXT. is' before 5 Pm
FuRNIsHEp APT. g or 8 rooms,; perma,
Rfn'is Re, s7oo, s@D'Hssa Hxs. ss54. couple "' T
AAA-1 CHARACTER-Army. captain ant
wife; no Children, no pets; ". to sla5 fol
fsdnsasd sas soi e4pf g ofo Apartment d. 43so
VETERAN, permanent. Government en-
ploye, and expectant wife srsently need
| children or pets: financially responsible
Phone MRS. FEFFERMAN. Adams 2all.
Suitcase wANTED-Army. major ans
wife, who, appreciate nice things. wouI
like to suitcase, for months or more,
I-bedroom furn. apt. occupy April /; NJ
children or pets; local references, WA
/ 2545 s.
CoLORED VET. wants apartment imnedi-
ately: refined adults. Cab DE. se76, after
c0IoRED COUPLE, no children; / rm.
| kitehenette, bath, unfurp. Nj 6s0s.
2 SISTERS. colored, wish 3 rms, kit. ane
sisa sises & S az 1855 II. BIS siat 10 g. :ns
Evening star., 1947-03-05

# iSy oWS % YOUR OWN y sd LOT. " ;.r; ere i, #
q 3 dsSs a1s dYfsS5 pS K
dIEs dcInEEsvEnaND hS RfsiaKss fAEK San 0l Ass st.
ts.tVs snd bras h oms sarssu 9 Ssh
breakfast aicoye and recreation room ust-
floor bedroom and bsth) oil burner, open
5spsee nSaas 4emse ysnstan ss Blinds 9eS aShaE t FL
ksss1s EssS s5sk iStR f5eiis Il r5sa. sa Sh.
shco sEss and on 0sss o
l9cstion PRICED so sxa sell quick esll ssSs S3s
cTEyE5xNp sHas M SqzA PAkk' om Near ros Reno
Price, s19,950. Cali JOS: ]. MAHoNEY
1427 Eye st, NV, RE. 1868; ewes, CW
PPSossEssIoN M WEEKS ablocks Of
New HAMPSHIRE ave extended; 5-yr.-oit
1rNlace, @ dining room n and Kitchen on Isl
noor; bedrooms and tile bath on End
full basement with outside entrance; space
lot; owner win redecorate: price, $4,000
1000 on 1st trust at 4H2Se: reasonable
ssFHs nr p1 AEsa66e 5sd6 .yenIns. .lah SssS
|PETwoRTH-1s-ft. row brick; 8 rooms
bath, inclosed and heated porches, rec
Kitchens; part Of 2nd door rented at $7s
mo. To inspect, call Mr.. White teves. WA
saslni saelasiy. "a.a rsaltsr MM p1 soaa
$24 4,50o; CHEVY CHASE II have thil
eenter-hall-plan house consisting Of lars,
kitchen. 1a bath on 1st floor; lowell,
bedrooms and baths on End floor; storage
attic. full basement. gas air-conditionet
heat; lovely lot; detached Earage.. Cali Mr.
BEamham' r.. .4465oe4, 45e4, Ext. Gil, WITH
MT. PLEASANT = Home or investment
4-family apt; bedrooms In 1 apt; 1 II
others: rear rorches; completely furnished
| low rentals, average $3.50 each apt
Price. $4,000. Call Mr.. BOIich. Ma. 26at
BBFHESDA: $4,000 DOWNS years old
rooms and bath: recently renovated; fl hi
basement, gas heat large fenced lot. Cal
aResf Rsseos sss2 or ss7 " isss sas2 s.
HOME WITH INCOME--7 bedrms.; in bes
sem ony ssso sscsSn inmssglate sendtt5S16 a6
CHAPLAIN REALTY CO.. N. 3Sie.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
Peoples art hos
universal greatness
By RAEBURN FLERLAGE

FLEhLAOE
1t was not an easy thing;
And poets are writing the tale of
that fight
And songs for children to sing;
Let them sing of the men of a
fighting platoon,
Let them sing of the job they've
done!
And this is what Earl Robin
son sings of, and Willard Lam
pell writes of, in Walk i'm the
Sun.
There are songs of the Lead
Platoon, the Texas Division, the
trouble and the waiting. Robinson
sings of the men who win battles
the little guys. And he rounds
it off with Song of the Free Men
the men from the Lincoln High
way "back home" the men from
Stalingrad and points in between.
It's an album that deserves
wide circulation, and an album
for which Disc Records deserves
thanks. 1t belongs next to Ballad
for Americans, which Robinson
wrote several years ago for the
same audience working men
and the women who make them
tick.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
By MARJORIE MILTON

1.-THE Razor's Edge" currently
playing at the State-Lake Thea
ter, is just about as sharp as a
dull saw.
This faithful adaptation of
Somerset Maugham's romantic
and fuzzy novel spends a lot of
time and talent probing into the
souls of the '1ost generation. !"
While some excellent and worth
while analyses have been made
of the bitterness which SO many
knew after the first world war,
this movie is not one of them.
As Larry Darrell, Tyrone Pow
er plays a mystic and vaguely
idealistic ex-flier who is revolted
by the acquisitive and hedonistic
attitude of his contemporaries.
In a search for purpose and di-
rection in his life, Larry wanders
to India, Paris and points east
and west and energies with an
always nebulous, never clear,
philosophy"
All these peregrinations give
author Vaughan a wonderful
chance to toss off some big
sounding, small-meaning observa-
lions.
The cast is good, particularly
Anne Baxter in the difficult role
of a tragic dipsomaniac; the di-
rectiOn and production are top
flight quality. But plea for the
contemplative life and with.
drawai from the worlds prob
lens (Which is what all the fancy
talk adds up t0) will make most
people pretty impatient these
days.
Mr.. Vaughan, who in the
days of his fine novel, "Cf HUI
man Bondage" welded his pen
with the skill of a surgeons
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
Entertainment
R D {: E w
Analysing H. '. Kotenborn
BY FRED QUINCY

H. v. KALTENBORN gives with the owdown nightly at
Gas P M WAQ heard him the other day agated
aeiy on the theme that wage raises are responsible 1o hgeI
prices He spoke friend of labor advising labor to take what
employers Offer not to make trouble by strike
that the people in the plants
cOnnvng union leaders eng
the hell of it, There's such thing
profits the employers responsibility in forcing
strikes just doesn't exist.
of his with which gives the impression of exact knowledge
profound ANALYSIS truth that he's phony that ne has
his ANALYSIS parts handout and part
Johnny Batton doesn't have anything
Kaenborn when comes to weaving and bobbng just to display
his
HEARD Cavalcade show recently about airan
John Joseph Montgomery previously done oneour snow
viewed in Cavacade out Mondays at r. NJ over
AO This particular John Kodiak formerly
of Chicago radio right in movies in Lifeboa but
has been getting progressively That's shame because
Johnnvs nice guy and used to work the
auto assembly Detroit Just shows what moeand
do to guy.
Anyway in this particular show in
which kid Janey gets trying to brother Johns
plane from to give flying But lit
Janey that he'll fly she'll be able
flies she walks and drop OF smatz is
squeezed out in the process.
The pretty like that writing and
Kodiak perpetual state OF
and gurgy tension.
Family Thursdays at P. M. WANG I'M
Nuts and Grape Nuts Flakes with tha
grand avo and the heard included singing
commercial in bolero rhythm.
In comedy (trade lngo)
Homer with the twanging voices in ravesy
Booth TarkingtOnS Seventeen at its siliest.
enry and nasal right down the line
Custom has gotten the radio audience
couple who would be nauseatng found
at home This radio comedy OF the headse and tuning
coil days.
ALL the the work of ham
who writes in the that fouryearod draws pictures with
cayon listen Teenagers
funny just like their elders
anything like Homer If they did, wouldn't laugh
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
00oe III -
RECORD NOTES

This is the day for garlands.
I'm going to get on some band
wagons.
DRAMA
Where does Peoples Art begin
and where does it end? How far
does man go before he ceases
to reach the farmer, the laborer
the people who make this coun-
try and all countries-the Com
mon Man?
Shakespeare doesn't go beyond
them. Shakespeare speaks more
to the working man than the the
princes, dukes and mOnarchs of
his own time.
In Hamlet, as in all his great
plays, he tells us about living in
any age, in any condition. He
tells us about a mans duty to
himself and to his fellows.
Maurice Evans really great
Hamlet album, just released by
Columbia, reminds us OF this UNI
versal and timeless greatness. IT
you hear it and don't like it,
you're letting your brain off too
easily. It's magnificent achieve
ment.
FOLK
We're not changing the subject.
Earl Robinson's Walk i'm the Sun
album has the same story to
tell: it's the man with the CUTS
to fight who wins the day. This
time the tale is not polished, it's
rot Shakespearean, and it's told
in song rather than in spoken
prose. But it's good, it's honest
and it carries punch.
II was just q walk I'm the warm
Italian SUN,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04
NoU4e
"Razor's Edge" philosophy is
big sounding small meaning

In the British film Henry w,
one finds the INTERPOLATION of
man and society overwhelmed by
the splendour and magnificence
of a spectacular production. 1t is,
nevertheless, a skillful and artis-
tic presentation of Shakespeare's
great play, hard and jewel-hke in
it's brilliance.
IN ADDITION to 1.-THE Best
Years of Our Lives, Hollywood
turned out two more film which
we believe to be exceptional in
quality.
Lillian elIman's "The
Searching Wind" is a fine and
penetrating analysis of the ca
reer of a confused liberal dur
ing the period of 1922-45. IL
does not search deeply enough
and it is subject to a misin-
depreciation by the very con-
fused liberals whom it casti-
> gates; nevertheless, it is n
splendid movie for all who
have eyes to see the implica-
tons of its message.
In ANNA and the King of
SIAM, we were treated to a de-
parture from the Hollywood
formula of boy-meets-girl. This
movie is a mature, dignified and
honest portrait of a relationship
between a man and woman which
is founded on mutual respect, af-
lection and deep friendship. 1t is
entertaining, warm and skillfully
done.
WE should like to give honor
able mention to the following
films reviewed by us: Caesar
and Cleopatra, 1.-THE Seventh
veil ana Inc Killers.
The major events of the wear
i'm motion pictures were the
announcement by Paul Robe
son and Howard Fast of a new
movie company and Sam
Goldwyn's statement to the mo.
vie industry regarding the ne
cessity of a new outlook for
Hollywood.
The new company organized
by Fast, Robson and others will
produce freedom Road, star
ring Mr.. Robson. Goldwyn's
production of 1.-THE Best Years
of Our Lives" indicates that he.
at least, takes his own comments
seriously.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

Now that the New Year is upon
us, it is the custom to name the
Ten Best Movies of the last year,
Everybody's doing it, but since
The Star is only six months old,
we'd like to vary the procedure
a little and compromise with a
list of six nominations from
among the movies reviewed by
us.
TOPPING the list is the
powerful anti-fascist Italian
film "Open City,. Distinguish
ed by its content, its tremend.
Gus emotional impact. it's ex-
ceptiOnal acting and fine pro-
duction, we predict that this
movie is likely to be on a list
of the great films of all time.
Our second choice is the sur
prise film of the year, the Gold
wyn production, 1.-THE Best Years
of Our Lives. Preceded by one
of the biggest promotional cam
paigns of recent years, this mo-
vie'S honesty and simplicity were
a delight to one long accustomed
to let-downs on super produc-
tons.
a y q
THE SOVIET Union and Great
Britain contributed two outstand-
ing films which provide a study
in contrasts for the student of
motion pictures.
The Stain prize film, t'The
Turning Point, is a realistic
and deeply convincing portray
al of the defense of Stalingrad.
Simple, unpretentiOus and pro.
found i'm its character reveIa-
tion, it is essentially concerned
with people as they act to
change history.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

scalpel, needs to have his razor
sharpened. It's getting pretty
dull around the edges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-17
EAGLE RIVER GIRL
 SCOUT CAMP NOTES

When do we eas?' When do we swim?" Who has my 612?"
 You guessed it the Girl Scouts from Juneau and Douglas have hiked in to Eagle River Camp and have just left on shell hunt up the beach Mrs Jack Fletcher is in charge of crafts this year and shell craft is just the thing to interest the campers and Elizabeth Wyller has already begun her collection.
 Thirty two campers have been di- vided into two units according to age and interest and each of these subdivided into interest groups. Colored sail boats glide across the Kaper chart (work sheet to you who are net Scouts to tell the campers when to gather wood for the camp fire or when they have the luck to be Queen for the Day with no duty.
 Donna Olds is the Campers song leader and is brushing up on all the old favorites under the direction of Robin, our camp director.
 Candidates for the Polar Bear Club" were initiated today in the first swimming session, with IS girls braving the cold wind and water for instruction but the whole camp was on the beach for Water Safety dis cussion. We saw a whale just off the shore and the geese rise off the water as we come near
 Note to all parents: We are hay ing fun, come out Sunday and see how we do it.
 JULIA MARSHALL.
 Assistant Camp Director