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HOUSES FOR sALE-isor.hwest.

HOME AND INCOME. Columbia Heishts--
7 completely furnished apts,: oil heat
er.s apt. aysiIahis. Ho: 1864. Ils
tiful brick home. with, g. 22-ft; Nv rm: :.
sGssi firss iioor. ~ Three i@arse @ bedrms and tile
bath on second noor; Full basement 1.Jls With ,aa
Priced to sell immed. Cali r. J. sCOFIEsD.
s4I3 Ga. ave. 81. $500, If no answer 81.
SHERIDAN ST., NEAR 14th-7 rooms. >
baths. recreation room. OWNER, .GE.
4516. 4o'
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

16 UNIT APT, first commercial, 18th near
Florida ave. NV. Can be bought for less
1853. Sun MI 1854. IA
32-UNIT APT.-Brick, freproof building in
beautiful condition; excellent downtown To-
cation For sale at times rent. Call
RA. 1924. or FRANK s. PHILLIPS. Dis
trict 1411. Ia
MT. PLEASANT, 1900 block. Irving st.-6
units; income, $4,000 yearly; furnished:
priced less than z times income. DUPONT
REALTY CO., BIB Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
DU. $3.50.
TWO MODERN 4-FAMILY brick apts., AL
145 Galveston ST. sw.; fine location; trans
price, S23,95O each 4-family. MA. 1888.
IA
SALE BY OWNER-Beautifully located
near 18th and Columbia rd. and Rock
Greek Park; 20 apartments; well financed
and priced reasonably. Phone WI. 1400
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WILL SUBLET 3-bedrm. house July 19-
1THes0n aHvx cH4sEH SH S7ss Charming home 1s With
garden in this dst9suShd IN hnd En-
Conn. ave; cool screened porch, garage;
appolntmsnts d threughout; s1 avail July q;
oaEvY sazs eHAsE. asiSas SDo bsdrms Sh , baths @
garage: blk. west. of Wisconsin ave. No
objection n,t to ,dhl CHILDREN Month OF August
COOL, COOL coMFoRITABLE furnished house in
Chevy Chase for month Of August mod
srkD s5asf reFia eFEMpokARY fa Tl etGaA1eerERs7 ta1e Viii
rent completely furn.., 3-bedrm house in
Sept W9 7sos eRly' GIL Goth ave. Hyatts, SD ad'
MoDERN Moi EN- CALIFORNIA style bungalow.
fsmssssy st. n G s6ss s5' or g. sss
A 4-BEpRM HOUSE, distinctively furn.;
excel. neighborhood, close to shopping cen;
lease TO desirable tenants from, from os.Sbsr a,,sg
ssSS 1 'Jss Rsz s sS e:1iaa
July - to Aug To- bsdrms sb.d. baths f1ses
ssrsss; s17s for period. 4ei1 4ath St:
arn hopss in xa
walled garden: available August |; short
er Or long term sls Lease; S21o per mo: Wsite
81 sGTHEs6A1Farn. 1Hs1a Fun home: sleeping rms;
heat, large yard. shade tree: lease August
RS9ts PSTse %oSaS " szsQ wants to share her
RRssds'yH Rsd sa5s With With hSns wass
saalSdsf ssiS SEW4oN HtIssss ST. d s dDle bed
kit din. liy. all utilities furn.,
esI cHARa1sG Rs q HOUSE aaA IN VA 81 miles out
shower; servants rm. sover gar. oil heat
throughout. electric range and refgr,: tele-
Ree Dssd sS 1 hH rent to mile of lie
people: car necessary; no house dogs; $I25
sss WonThiSeToN fh9Rs E6ts1 s. M rooms
session. H5s' Available for July and Aus only MY
sse FkJs% Rz
eWfEsiE WESLEY Hers.-ro Sept; ] or IS: b bed
rms. rms. baths garsEe; 5000 per mo. OR
Four FOUR Y0tNG MEN " want fifth to share
S-room house in NV: private bedroom
and te1sDhoae soh SO s,.a month Write de-
haas aa to s5fF aassss 20
n Defs ssSS foE @sh the psfiod sA OK
IL DORSET AVE-, Chevy Chase" (near Wis
powder % room, si sereened porch HS' sarden. a,
i to Aus. II; only sss5. vi. 7s11. Is.
sdat siso r12@s %o Co. DGS5ssfhss Ssf AD ssldsa
NEAR srH AND varnum NV, 8 large
0s s orS hsi $50 wen mo iuffnsa MIcaA
WALSH & SON, 1a1I Eye st. NV" RE.
SG-RooM MODERN uo1rsF. f,rn for rent
3,h mi of Silver Spring. Md; garden and
shade trees trees Adults only. Call Silver
Sit SILVER VIZ oGSS STRING AREA. a show house,
detached brick. sparkling. with it's new
finish and decoration; such equipment as
room, with electric fire logs; .dinette.. kitch-
en-. 2 bedrooms, beautiful combination
fetrs dish bnss washer and saIase
Owner occupies 2nd floor de luxe apart
ment. with separate entrance. $500 per
menth BY year; including all publs 1IIs Ttiiie
oU1s 9sfsss RRssfssGa Gaie X st.
skl1NGToN sAi s1SSoi HOUSE. bedrooms, mie in. ez-
unfinished apartment CH OO56.
school and ass ess in 70 per s'11e
For appointment write. giving phone num-
Der and address, to Box 2as-L star. =.
one ef Washinsson's hnsst sFFsss.LoveIy
dining room. kitchen, buffers pantry, per
feet TOR for entsTtaning Too fu
bath; splendid walled garden; c2tached
garage: furnished; $500 per mo. ga! Cal
eHps asf Rsfk viHW RaLTY RE CO.. n k:sors Ys
near siS kfE TAEIs IIsk cHERcH-abedrm aHs modern
mouse mouse ebytd a1year ne feas nets car ajn5aW Ia
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ApARrMENTs UhFURNisHEp.

2 RMS, KITCHEN, BATH, basement apt;
TWo ROOMS, KITCHEN and priv. bath,
gtiites furnisheS 500 mo sH 02 s1ec
gas; inc; 2 adults only; y;,o Ne e,pe pets se5'
10Th & G NV room apt, End 4. front.
Share bath. $40. Utilities inc. D1. 1880,
Sur TO pm Box s5,T; Star
yate home. Glen Echo Heights, Md, S65
including utilities. WI. 7S12.
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co-oPERATIvE APIS. FOR SALE.

OWNER WILL SELL or trade choice mod
ern cooperative brick apt. in best section
Of D. G.; contains bedrooms, living room
bath vacant anby and IN
ss5 PHYS ,ogk G1cTa s. o99 W1ckER qeER
a saAM. oetssi 4ss5 '4H 4Ist t'Sa,i St. W. N15
LARGE LIVING ROOM, 2 bedrooms. kit,
bath. foyer. elevator and phone service,
S1O,75O; substantial down payment. CO.
s6 new YORK AVE. N.w.-Front apt,
No. 303; 2 bedrooms, good condition: by
owner, leaving city in few days; very
fSnv ST. 1855. Es''Fi''sd priced Feas' equity cash.
HERE is A VARIETY of sizes, types, loca-
tions and prices; (all prices quoted asd - are re
full prices, including proportionate share et
$4,000: foyer. bedroom; living room,
cares 1929 S s Can ts oee
for appointment to inspect.
dsst. $500 bath eay yds avp and p pay
costs. including utilities the New Parkside,
hzoa Mrs SUMMIT nm. p n%; Sas resident manager
$500; foyer, bedroom. living room,
kitchen, bath: Rutland Court, 1725 18th
Can this 0se t0E nlo5matiGn nne
room, modern kitchen and bath. 2 halls,
air conditioned. Venetian, blinds: $4,000
down payment, balance like rent; DO New
York ave. NV; phone this office for an ap-
pointment to inspect.
, $4,000: this is most exceptional
value; comparable individual home would
cost thousands more; has 3 exposures, is on
the front and occupies about one third of
the 3rd floor of the building; contains 8
bedrooms. baths, library, living room,
completely modern kitchen equipped with
Chamber, gas range. pantry. and porch;
near 18th and Columbia rd. NV; phone
for appointment to inspect.
$19,5O0; in one Of Washington's best
appointed buildings; contains 2 bedrooms,
large living room with archway to large
dining alcove; excellent kitchen with sep
arate servants entrance: In building highly
restricted. Adults only, no pets: excel
lent references required. Phone this office
for appointment to inspect.
Exclusive agent EDMUND ]. FLYNN.
(authority on cooperative plan since 1920
more than 80 cooperative buildings).
woodward Bldg. RE. 121s or RE 1749:
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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
the general location may be substituted
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., 1947-07-13
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

TWO-BEDROOM APT. In Arlington for
daughter. GARVEY. CH. $3.50. 13'
veterans, in urgent need Of unfurn. apart
ment or small house: 2-year daughter,
6-month son. Call Alex. 6343. IA
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-Towk.

OCEAN CITY, Md, Bait ave. at 11th ST.
| blk Boardwalk. .Furn. apt, bedrms.,
liv. rm.. kit, bath; front and rear porches;
through and through ventilation. Sep.
maids quarters incl. Furn. own linens
and silver Avail. last wks. Aug. mouth
OF Sept. OIL. 0967.
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UNFURNISHED SUITE by married govt.
engineer. Probably can help maintain
your property Hominess and rural en-
vironment more important than luxury.
No children or pets. Box 105-T. Star. 15s
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VACATION PLACES.

SALE-Furnished 10-room cottage, 3
acres, beach, Hague on Lake George &C.
cessible, secluded, 10 minutes from post
ONCE; space for other cottages. M. c.
BISTE, Broker, Hague, N. Y.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

HYATT. MD, 52a3 DECATUR sT.-Furn
apt. 2 rms. & bath, oil h.-wh., Fridgidaire
SO wk Near stores, bus.
Evening star., 1947-07-13

NEBRASKA AVE; s1o,e5O; of Conn: ave.
close to schools, shopping and transp.-o
SedEms .'' MfTcHEIE QUICK, Df. as5l .n-
n NJ. = PIE GPIEAsANT-vacant and ready for
immed. occupancy, this completely recon-
hoe mdn with baths esdtms
oil h.-w. heat located nr. 18th end Park
:oad Priced for tmncd;, ga CAL NE.
1143 until pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
PARK Ed. 1900 block n.w--Roomins
hous-, .furntshed: 20. rooms; 2ia baths o..
Ss ansqters eyer 1 make
e 5 manage you1ssls; should sflI for sSoat
GnoRGETSWNs1s avs semidst bries
8 rms. 2 baths: recently redecorated: M ex.
sfsne siew Of iGs1n soto%ae - Can NJ, Briscoe, SH
SsEyEfAsp sfai IAsHsf fARE e iSsY Detached
Bssss second aoor nGG Sshsd ss.e slate
roof, oil h:,w.h:. detached garage , lovely
W. VIZ ss:ss fsas,sassn' Re se Ma
s:B,; ~. ii: srS v lS s:s
sna sn dooi 5 PTift bsars ds se eompiste I
metal weathsr-stripped :, throughout; s;,,,ti III
garage. concrete porch. OWNER. ia. 6666,
NEAR ST. MARTINS CHURCH: posses
sior-3rick. large rms. deep SIT E'gh
bsnnt. with .. entr;; rev oil h;.yh,, gar; gar;
buy See i today. URcIoLo REALTY
CO. NE, 1911; ewes. ia. es5l; Ia e.
" HOME, with income-j3 rms. . tleo
ba-.s. In-ediate possession. ,sacriice
e. buidIps cot , ao;s on. msnthlgo s oG rental
ONLY $50 Down PAYMENT and balance
like rent, row b.. house nice csnd frt poosn; ont
miss this golden opportunity Call MR..
ROMERO or MR.. soLDANo, s15 Eye st.
LARGE coRNER HOUSE for sale or rent
7 rooms, Oil heat, basement and large
yard Open Sun. to 2. 4023 Illinois
HONE WITH NCOME-Takoms PIX. Md.
-S-rm. det. brick with studio apt on
End ar. and in bSmt.; excellent terms, with
small down payment above one trust: VIII
consider reesonable oner NJ; BsrHetGS; ~
CORP. DU S5SS.
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FBI COUPLE desire furnished apartment.
Gai1,dad GaIl supdsy syos between am. and Pm
eSapl snss
nfnt ns kRowLToN SfetsGn Ho Sa 1884 g. Hs 1ss
YOUNG COUPIE desires furnished or un-
furnished apartment under $50 August l
to May 1, 1913. Telephone Ludlow $500
ENGAGED COUPLE, college graduate and
veteran college student, desires quiet fur fur,
as;ghboThoed %h 8, Call between and R;m
an1ET. ae11E Ms sE9fLED, Fill EMPLOYED couple de-
siIes small apsrtment eaas NV. section. Rel
urgently needed By Regular Army officer
7a65s MaJ or sasMof 5saNs6S Ssse ssDup s
wife urgently need one Bedroom Furnished
g II nx eSasn ol Ssss
SW 7sss, 10 ons am,e sonn,s pm SUNDAY nas'ys was,
dent, does free-lance prof. writing; wife is
well-known prof. musician; quiet, settled
nondrinking no children but TIVE goldfish
rules are no pets, desire apt. pvt. Kit
and bath. in clean apt bldg only ~ Will
not pay premium. Ready Tor lmmeolate
occupancy. furn. or unfurn. Phone GE.
6s03 bet 9 and IL am. or 8 to 6 pm, Or
stationed Regular Army
officer and wife desire ore or two bedroom
MAJOR EAKIN. RE. 500, Ext. 31es,
VETERAN and wife, school teacher, de-
sire ! bedroom apt. furnished or un-
children or. pets; no smoking or drinking.
GRGENTLY GIt NEEDED August 1st-1 bed
room unfurnished apt; 81 quiet sta couple IL
WORLD BANK empioye and mother want
quiet apt furn% 90 Or ssa1 Snf1rn' NV. or Ar
FURNISHED or unfurnished, for couple,
will pay up to $100 mo-. small apt. Dl.
HOUSE SOLD, being evicted. Refined
young couple. hush. vet, perm. Govt. emu,
need or 2 bedroom apt; excel. refs; GE-
sIOO Tor FOR BACH. APT, NV. sec,
iurn:. pvt. bath: 2 execs.. perm residents
D. c. Box 455-R, Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL SUBLET s-bedrm. house July 19-
Sept. /, $35 wk., incl. utilities; North
Arlington. CH. 5722: -16
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old, desire furn.
Call WI. 406S,

| pay UP to $500
house; prefer
to Boiling Field. /
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
IOrson Welles Has
New Camera Angle

HOLLYWOOD-A mirror de-
vice which allows a regular
movie camera to actually shoot
around corner has been de-
vised by Orson Welles and Cam
eraman Larry Butler for a SER
les of special effects for Colum-
bias "The Lady from Shanghai.
The 8x10-inch mirror is hinged
on the left side of the camera in
such a position that it can be
swung across the lens to photo
graph in the reflecting surface
the approach of Rita Hayworth
from the camera right. AS Miss
Hayworth walks to ward the
M era from the right, the
hinged mirror is slowly swung
away from the lens, disclosing
Welles standing directly in from
of the camera, and Miss Hay
worth then walks into the pic
ture from the right.
The unusual shot is only q
part of the weird camera effects
attained in the films amusement
park sequences, much of which
are performed on a set consist
ing entirely of 104 10x4-foot
mirrors.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Local Wolves Get
Out-Foxed By Star

HOLLYWOOD - Marguerite
Chapman has outfoxed the Tue
son wolves while in the color
full Arizona town on location
with Columbia's Three Were
Thoroughbreds,' T e C h n ! color
Western starring Robert Young
When the wolves started
bowling too close to her, Mag
gle simply borrowed a fellow
member of the cast, Mike Ma
zurki, as a bodyguard.
One look at the eft. 230-
FOUNDER, whom most of them
had seen as a professional
wrestler, and the wolves quick
ly became docile.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Rita Johnson Signed
For ''The Big Clock

HOLLYWOOD-Plans to fly
East to discuss stage offers were
cancelled. last week by Rita
johnson as she signed for one of
the two leading feminine roles
in Paramount's suspense drama,
1.-THE Big Clock" starring Ray
Milland and Charles Laughton
under John Farrows direction.
~ Miss johnson had planned to
leave this week for an extended
Eastern stay, but has postponed
her trip indefinitely for the un-
usual role of Pauline Delos, chic
Park Avenue playgirl w h o S e
death involves Milland in a
strange and unusual manhunt.
The actress most recent as
signment at Paramount was in
Hal Wallis THE Perfect Mar
riage."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
New Orleans Stage
Calls Gloria Henry

HOLLY WOOD - Gloria
Henry, 23-year-old actress re-
Gently placed under contract by
Columbia, has received an invi-
tation from LIE Petit Theatre du
Vieux Caro- at New Orleans to
play the leading role in Dear
Ruth" to open in that city on
April IA.
If studio permission can be
secured, Miss Henry will accept
the offer. Before entering pic
lures, she was well known to
theatre audiences in New Or
leans for her performances at
the famous old playhouse.
Miss Henry is currently ap-
pearing before the cameras at
Columbia in the feminine lead
of sport of Kings"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Janet Blair Back
For Double Take"

HOLLYWOOD - Janet Blair
reported back to Columbia this
week for the first time since
she was loaned out for the fem
mime starring role in "The
Fabulous Dorseys" to begin
wardrobe and makeup tests for
Double Take" Green version of
Roy Higgins best-selling my
terry novel, which goes before
the cameras next month.
Janet will share starring hon.
orS in the thriller with Franchot
Tone and Janis Carter, who are
also scheduled to start tests at
the studio this week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Broadway Wants
Van Helm Back

HOLLYWOOD - 1t has been
six years since Van Hefflin
wound up his two-year stage
run with Katharine Hepburn in
'"The Philadelphia Story"-but
Broadway producers still re-
member.
When the actor completed his
Green Dolphin Street" role and
went on to New York one week
four scripts from producers
awaited him at his hotel! One
carried the added enticement
that his wife, red-haired Fran,
els Neal, with him on his trip,
would be his leading lady.
"It' nice to know l could stay
a WHILE" said the actor, "but
M-G-M is expecting me back
in two weeks!"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
''StalIiOn Road
Opens In Toledo

"Stallion Road" Warner Bros.
new romantic outdoor drama,
is be eginning an engagement
Monday at the Paramount Thea.
ire.
Ronald Reagan, Alexis Smith
and Zachary Scott are co-starred
in the film version of Stephen
Longstreets best-selling novel.
In principal supporting roles are
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Hutton Assigned Top
Role In "Dream Girl"

HOLLYWOOD-BettyH Hutton
last week was assigned one of
the prize starring parts of the
year, the title role in Para
mounts Dream Girl" Elmer
Rice's smash stage success and
last years top hit on Broadway.
Filming will be in Technicolor,
with production scheduled to
start in the summer.
This will follow Miss Hutton's
forthcoming starring G role in
"Sainted Sisters" which is be-
ing prepared for an early start.
The role of the daydreaming
bookshop girl who imagines her
self as various romantic and ex-
citing personalities provides
Miss Hutton the most important
role of her career.
P. j. Wolfson will produce the
film and it will be given lavish
production.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Kelly Doesn't Mind
Kissing--He's Paid !

HOLLYWOOD - Gene
Kelly, in his new picture,
is literally dancing his way
through kisses!
The young star, whose
previous films have had
him dancing with a dog, a
cartoon mouse and his alter
ego, is performing an elab-
crate dance number in
Metro Goldwyn Mayors
THE Pirate" co-starring
Judy Garland. The dance
is with group of twenty
of the most beautiful young
ballerinas the studio could
find, and in the course of
the number Gene must
pause and kiss each of the
girls.
But I don't mind, really!
I get paid for doing it,"
Gene says with a sly grin.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

Patti Brady, Peggy Knudsen,
Lloyd Corrigan and Frank Pug
liza.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Movie Cast Receives
Shots Before Trip

The entire cast and crew OF
Warner Bros Treasure of the
Sierra Madre" have been innoc-
ulated against typhoid prepara'
- to setting out for location
WEhenceS in Mexico.
Humphrey CART, Walter
Huston, Tim Holt and Bruce
Bennett have the leading roles
in the adventure story of gold
mining in Mexico.
John Huston wrote the screen
play and is directing, with Henry
Blanke producing for Warner
Bros.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
Gangster Roles
Pay Off In Films

tracted popular attention as a
mObster in Doorway to He'll"
Alan Ladd, Paul MUM, Ed
ward G.. Robinson, John Gar
field and George Raft are others
who literally "shot" their way
to screen fame.
They got their just deserts
before every fadeout in their
cinematic crime careers, in ac-
cordance with the movie morals
rule. But they all gladly paid
the penalty for the hance il
brought for a star on the dres-
sing room door.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
FORTY YEARS

Paul Kelly is celebrating his
fortieth year as an actor by
appearing in the top role of
Adventure Island" color film
adapted from Robert Louis
Stevenson's "Ebb Tide" This is
the second movie Kelly has
made for Paramount this year,
the first being Fear In The
Night"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
BEAUTIES BEHIND COUNTER

HOLLYWOOD-Latest to fol-
low the example of Jane Powell,
who frequently helps out in her
fathers malt shop, is Georgia
Lee, featured in M-G-M's Good
News" in a cast headed by June
AllySon, Peter Lawford and Joan
McCracken. Georgia is co-owner
with her father of hot dog
stand in the heart of Hollywood.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25
NO PINK LEMONADE?

"Props" for the circus midway
finale in Paramount's 36-star
Variety Girl" included 1000
sacks of roasted peanuts, 200
candied apples on sticks and 800
toy balloons.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-25

HOLLYWOOD-Big, rugged
Burt Lancaster, the ex-circus
acrobat and Fifth Army G.. l.,
is the newest member of the
Hollywood Crime Does Pay
club.
The -foot-two, tousle-hair-
ed newcomer who hit the jackpot
with one picture, joins the po-
ulous fraternity of herman
start to fame by enacting
gangsters, gunner or lawbreak-
ers in the flickers. Charter
members include such screen
worthless as Clark Gable, Alan
Ladd, Jimmy Cagney, Paul MUM,
George Raft.
At the moment Burt has
switched to the right side of the
law by playing fearless deputy
sheriff in Hal Walls Desert
Fury" who battles it out with a
ruthless racketeer John HOdiak)
and wins the girl elizabeth
Scott.
He made his movie debut
however, in the role of Swede,
the dumb pug who turns to
crime and is rubbed out by mob
land killers in Mark Hellinger's
AThe Killers" This role brought
immediate stardom to Burt.
Lancaster believes that being
cast in gangster role in his
very first time to the Hollywood
post was the luckiest thing
could have happened to him.
Definite Advantages
"a gangster picture has de-
finite advantages over other
types of films for a newcomer
to movie acting" he points out.
For one thing, the action is
fast and direct and subtle shad-
es of characterizations generally
aren't required"
Certainly MIR. L. can find
plenty of support for his theory
list of the Hollywood brethren
in the case histories of a long
who came into prominence via
eir crooked screen activities.
Long before Greer Carson got
him, Clark Gable got his ticket
to stardOm as a racket man in
"A Free Soul" Humphrey BO-
CARTS break came playing the
bad guy in "Petrified Forest
while Jimmy Cagney first at
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01

ulations to expand for good
many years to come.
Strange as it may seem, in
virtually every case where deer
have over-populated their rang
es, with open seasons on does the
accepted remedy, the hunters
have been averse to this and have
set up opposition to shooting
does. In some states, such as Pen
nsylvania, extensive educational
campaign have been waged in or
der to break down the objections
of hunters.
The chuck law" is having it's
effect in Virginia at this time and
is largely responsible for the in
crease in Tidewater deer. But
killing the buck does not decrease
the annual increase of deer and if
they become too numerous for
their own good it is necessary to
kill off some of the does.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
SOME STATE FIND THEY
HAVE TOO MANY DEER

A survey has shown that 30 of
the 48 states have serious prob
lens because of overabundance
Of deer which have devoured all
available high quality foods and
have starved to death in large
numbers. Thus far there is no in
dication that the Virginia deer
herds have enlarged to the ex-
tent of endangering their natural
ranges. But the problem is sure
to arise in Virginia, but not in
Dickinson county, eventually.
Apparently there is food in this
State which will permit deer pop
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01

miner, but none over the opera
tor. The inspector can fire, fine
or otherwise give hell to the work
er for violation of safety rules.
He can only advise the company
of its violations.
- :. =
So we come back to the begin
ming. The miner can tell us of the
dangers in the pits and the short
comings of safety practices. He
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01

That community 6sh fry was
sure a great success. There were
plenty of appetizing extras, and
Will Dudley did a right wonder
full job of frying the fish-soft
and fiaky inside-brown and crisp
around the edges.
But we didn't get 10 go. The
missus was tired after working
in the yard, and we just didn't
want to leave her.
: Then how did we know the fish
was so good? Because the folks
didn't forget us. They sent Skippy
Henderson over with two steam