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REAL ESTATE LOANS,

CASH FOR end-TRUST NOTES: quick set
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PROPOSALS

the Mayor Of Landover Hills, Md. at 6917
81. 1917 for the removal Of garbage and
Nd, for q period Of / IT.
Bids Will be opened publicly at, the
monthly meeting Of the town council on
tions may be obtained FROM the Mayor
at 6917 Varnum ST.. Landover Hills, Nd.
R. j. MEALY, Pres. Of the Council. --13
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

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WATERFRONT home on Rhode River near
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| A FINE SUMNER HOME situated in
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WATERFRONT pRop.-wAhTEp.

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on rivAr. State location, particulars and
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Ridge or Arundel preferred. for 2 weeks
In July or August. Give full details with
rates, BOX 320.D; Star. . ,,..
TWO On THREE BEDRM. modern cottage.
for one week In July or August at nearby
WILL RENT well-constructed,. furnished
cottage for year around. 6 miles or less
from Annapolis, Nd: responsible couple !:
employe; state conveniences. loc., rent, etc.
Roy 172-A Star Ill
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

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AUTO PAINTING.

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f1KFABRICAIzD-steel aud Aluminium.
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ineations At puPoNT IRON WORKS, 1l0o
18th st. NV. MA. 3766. III
FOR SAIE--6-car garage equipped foE
body and paint work; reasonable, $1.700 or
best .of5er below. Rear 212-218 G. Sc.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

LARGE, DRY. INSIDE BRICK garaee-250
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MONEY WANTED.

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ARMY 6x6 10-wheel drive: long whe
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GARAGES WANTED
GARAGE In ne. section for truck repairs
needed By old-established frm- Il must
trucks at one time. Phone AT. 1900
Mr. FRANK. I'll
I-CAR GARAGE WANTED, within
lo92 18th st. NV. EX. 66sS after q
WANT TO RENT / or 2 car garase In
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TRACTORS.
GARAGES WANTED

new OLIVER-CLETRAC agricultural tract
ors and farm equipment. SUIT1.AND
TRACTOR CO., Suitland. Nd. Sp. 0644.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

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TInEWATER SOUTHERN MARYLAND
]. acre on Patuxent River: fishing,
duckins; 35 miles D. c.. 81 100.
.. 3-acre peninsular, sand beach, on the
Patuxent River; good anchorage; 90 miles
3. i acres beautiful water front. per-
feet harbor, on the Patuxent River: 1000
4. Is acres improved by a new home,
large barn: A-mile water front; So miles
b. C.; beautiful water view. $4,000.
5. 2s-acre peninsular, is-mile water
| front improved by T-room Colonial
! frame dwelling; large trees, sand beach
perfect harbor; $4,000.
Request map. water fronts our s4e-
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water Southern MARYLAND. CALVERT
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SOUTHERN Maryland BARGAINs-
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| wicomico River, 40 miles Westminster;
2. 900 feet yaser front. 46 acres. no build
| T Potomse River, 90 miles wsshinston; %
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Port To6acco River. ALSO fronting on
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! Potomac River. also fronting on STATE
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| Wicomico River, also State road 'front.'
age; 10 acres. no buildtnss: $500.
st. Nicholas Greek, near Patuxent River
s., zoo. LEONARD sNIpER La Plata. Nd
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Seaehes; Seaei a @ excellent fishing and Grabbing ing
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b.rnl. eottege between 3rd and 4th st.
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can Mr.. Vsienti Ho. oo43, With o.
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Living room, combination Kitchen and dir
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Sunday, 70 pm.
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bath. Cape Cod COTTAGE: owner leaving
inspect today. make offer, will take trust
Me 222& 21a 81 ST ST n LIZ
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BEAUTY AND THE BEACH

AFTER all, what's summer without bathing girl?
IA Ask Dad, he knows.
As special service to gentlemen readers sent
Cartoonist Bill Wenzel out to get the facts the
bathing beach situation of 1947 He reports that the
facts are about the as ever just little barer
thats all. See below - The Cartoon Editor
Evening star., 1947-11-10

be loaded with nostalgia for dear
old Hollywood.
Apart from this feeling Of over
stressed Britishness, "The Captive
Heart" is q satisfactory film enter
tainment. The Britons do have a
knack for making a picture talk to
the heart. They know how to make
q scene emotional without being
maudlin. They also have that Oft
noted knack for understatement, for
saying little but telling much.
"The Captive Heart" deals prin-
|cipally with the complications
brought on when a young Czech
escaping from Dachau takes the
uniform and Identification Of a dead
British officer. To avoid suspicion
and to escape being identified by
the Gestapo after his capture by
the Germans, he answers the letters
the officers wife writes to her
estranged husband. Since the Czech
does not know he is supposed to be
an estranged husband, his letters I'LL
his wife" with hope. Unless you
never before have seen a motion
picture, you hardly will be sur
prised at what happens.
Before 1t happens, though, Di-
rector Basil Dearden works up a
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

oGdSCs
Catholic University-"Rebel's En-
pre-: $3.50 pm.
NationaI-"Song OF Norway:
$50 pm.
Ambassador-"Anthony Adverse"
/, sos, $40, 7:15, and $50 pm.
Capitol-"Nightmare Alley; 10:45
am, 1::35, 4:25, tbs and 1905 pm.
Stage shows: 1885, 3:45, 6:35 and
$40 pm.
Columbia-"The Foxes Of Har-
row.; 11:45 am, 2:10. ABS, Z and
$50 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Captive
Heart: 2:05, 4, 6, 7:55 and $50
pm.
Keith's - Magic Town; 1880
am, 1:30, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35
pm.
Little - ''The Raiders; II am.
12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan - "The Unsuspect-
ed: II am, ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35,
and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Forever Amber; II am.
1::35, Ais, $50 and $50 pm.
Pix-"Ecstacy"; 2:10. 4:45, 1925
and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts,
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner Anthony Adverse:
10:45 am, l, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30, and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Constitution Hall
Has Ballet Theater
Again TONIGHT

The ballet troupe that probably
is the country's best right now has
come to town for another try at
overcoming the obstacles placed In
any dance groups way by the facil-
tiles of Constitution Hall. It Is
Of course, Bale Theater, which pre-
sented two performances yesterday
with the National Symphony Or
chestra and will stage the third
and final one tonight.
Last night the dancers Of the
lively company won with apparent
ease over the limited staging facil-
tiles: The program was a varied
one, amply displaying the groups
versatility. 1t opened with Princess
Aurora" a classic work; continued
with Lilac Garden" a modern
ballet in the classic manner by
Anthony Tudor, and concluded with
Jerome Robbins bright and comic
Fancy Free" which is so American
it's about three sailors in bar.
Princess Aurora is a new ar
rangement of dances from the first
and third acts of TschaikoWsky's
Sleeping Beauty" What it lacks
in continuity it makes up for in
presenting opportunities for Nora
Kaye to dance more than ballerina
usually is expected to dance in one
number. With Hugh Laing, she
does both the Rose Adagio" and
the grand pas de deux. The Blue
Bird pas de deux danced by Alicia
Alfonso and Igor Youskevitch is an
other bright moment in Ballet
Theater's version of Princess Au-
rora," or was last night at any rate.
Mr.. Tudor's contribution to last
nights program is a moody piece
about a girl who can't marry the
man she loves, interesting to watch
when danced as well as it was by
Miss Kaye, Mr.. Laing, Mr.. Tudor,
Diana Adams and the others. 1t
probably holds the record, too, for
interrupted clandestine meetings In
a garden. Fancy Free" of course,
was fine, especially so in the comic
contributions of Paula Lloyd and
John Kriza and little less so in
the work of the others.
The orchestra was conducted by
Max Goberman (for the first two
Evening star., 1947-11-10

Inumbers) and Ben Steinberg Gor
the final one) and sounded good
to us, especially in the Tschaikows-
ky Princess Aurora" music.
Tonight's program will include
Swan Lake, Tally Ho," Inter
play" and the BLACK Swan" pas de
deux.
The matinee yesterday featured
the traditional "Pete& and the Wolf
and our Peter and the Wolf" critic
reports that the Ballet Theater
dancers performed it to her salts
faction. The program, she says,
included zone story and three shows"
Giles Patineurs," the "Nutcracker'
pas de deux and "InterplayD. She
liked them all, but thinks it's pretty
silly to name a ballet 1.-THE Nut
cracker" when there's nobody crack
ing nuts in 1t. H. M.
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casting than when one Of O'Neils
works is involved.
Which, of course, Is as 1t should
be.
"The exquisite melodies with
which Rudolph Friml embellished
the score of The Firef1y' will once
more gladden. the hearts of local
operetta addicts when this, the first
of the famous composers works to
attain Nationwide fame, returns to
the National for a limited engage
ment commencing Monday. Novem-
ber 2429."
So says a, memo in the drama
departments mail this morning.
Who is in it? And who is pro-
ducing
The memo never does get around
to saying anything on those scores,
perhaps on the theory that in the
revival of these venerable operetGas
such things are not very important.
Or maybe it is some kind OF
guessing game.
That vaunted toughness of Cecil
B. DeMille's, and the terror it is
reputed to inspire in actors and
other associates, is one Of Holly
woods silliest legends.
On the producer directors 65th
birthday, 10 members of the "2O
Years with DeMille Club" presented
the man with a scroll listing So
pictures on which they had worked
with him.
The big bluff!
Matinees at the National during
the fortnight of Il Remember
Mama" with Charlotte Greenwood,
will be adroitly juggled around
Christmas and New Years ewes.
Both, of course, fall on Wednesday,
normal matinee day at the E street
theater. During the engagement OF
the John Van Druten comedy. how
ever, matinees will be offered on
Fridays of both weeks.
The play with Miss Greenwood,
huge hit on the Pacific Coast,
will be the third offering of the
Theater Guild series here this sea-
son. "Carousel" will follow. The
last two dramas of the season series
remain to be announced.
X
Monday memos: Perhaps on the
theory that it was too pat a title
with such recklessly comic stars
as the Hartmans, Paul and Grace,
Heaven Help the Angels has beef,
rechristened angel in the Wings
The dancing satirists, one o1
the funniest couples alive, scored
hit in the musical on the summer
circuit. It will open December
10 in New York. Metros intent
to make Lana Turner its dramatic
actress could not be more effectively
illustrated than in the simultaneous
release of Green Dolphin Street
and "Cass Timberlaine." Miss
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fine suspense sequence while getting
the Czech out Of the Gestapo's
clutches. He also, with the help Of
such competent people as Mervyn
Johns, Jack Warner, Robert Wynd-
ham, Basil Radford and Guy Mid
dleton, presents some exceptionally
human portraits Of Britons lost
from their island. His pictures OF
prison life may have a less grim tone
than those in some memories, but
they have q newsreel look about
them and are highly effective.
The principal people involved In
the romantic areas of "The Cap
tive Heart" are Rachel Kempson
and Michael Redgrave. Admirers
of Mr.. Redgrave will be happy to
know that his performance this
time Is one that should win him
the forgiveness of all those who
Evening star., 1947-11-10
The Captive Heart
Tale of Prisoners,
At the Hippodrome

THE CAPTIVE HEART" an Eagle.
Lion Release Of Ealing Studios Michae
Balloon production with Michael Redgraye
directed by Basil Dearden, screenplay by
Angus MacPhail and Guy Morgan from q
story by Patrick Kirwan.- At the Hippo
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T. clearly is regarded as the most
likely successor to Jean Harlow the
studio has discovered ). and don't
think it has not always had that
thought in mind. Lucille
| will do a Pacific Coast tour
i. Dream Girl" the comedy in
which she demonstrated that she
like Betty Field and Haila Stoddard
is quite coincidence
Evening star., 1947-11-10

for the acress has turned up ir
"a Foreign Affair" which will be
the next production of Charlie:
Bracket and William Wilder
whose most recent work on loca.
screen was "Ninotchka."
Miss Arthur's role in the picture
will have Washington coloration
being that of a Congresswoman who
goes to Berlin to study and report
on the effects of the occupation
Collaborating with Miss Arthur
in "a Foreign Affair" will be Mar
lene Dietrich, who has been even
longer absent from the works OF
Hollywood.
X X X "
If and when the Theater Guild
ever does get into the production
of motion pictures, q notion with
which it has been flirting through
the years, it will have a consider
able file on the abilities of screen
players. This it will have developed
not through use of screen person
alities in hits legitimate productions
but rather by studying them in Its
radio sidelines.
In the course of it's two seasons
on the air, the guild has employed
movie actors by the dozen. More
over, it keeps adding to the number
weekly in it's ABC standard pro-
dllctions and its new television
schedule in cooperation with NBC
Joan Fontaine will make her first
Theater Guild of the Air appearance
next Sunday night in "The Shining
Hour" the Keith winter drama
which ran for some five months or
Broadway in 1884. 1t is the story
of triangle involving two women
and man and ends, as such things
are supposed to, in tragedy. June
Duprez, also of the films although
lately of Broadway, will play the
other woman.
The following Sunday, Robert
Mitchum and Mary Anderson will
be the guilds leading players ir
Eugene O'Neill's 1.-The Straw" The
guild is never more exacting in It's
Evening star., 1947-11-10
By Harry Macarthur

It is quite possible that 1.-THE Cap
tive Heart" will appeal more to
British war brides than to any one
else in this country. The British
film. now at the Hippodrome, is
loaded with nostalgia for dear, old
England and the happy pre-war
days there. This is natural, of
course. It has largely to do with
British prisoners of war, who must
be expected to indicate a certain
homesickness for dear old England,
just as a. Hollywood picture about
Hollywood prisoners Of war might
Evening star., 1947-11-10

The first subscription library In
the American colonies was projected
by Benjamin Franklin In l731 In
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1947-11-10

came upon the idiotic capers he
was cutting at the Hippodrome o
few weeks ago.
Evening star., 1947-11-10
Go THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
NOVEMBER 10,
lean Arthur's Return Comedy
To Have a Local Flavor
By Joy Cormody

than absence from the screen did not
Arthur acting On tne
merely been waiting around
vehicle quality of discrimination that not always
by asute film stars of both
convinced the right role
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-11
ONE LIFE CLAIMED
IN LAUREL FIRE

A fire which claimed the life of
Pamela Siegfried, 8, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Siegfried, and severe
ly burned two other children, Diana,
2, and Freddy IS, occurred last night
at 10 o'clock in an apartment house
On Juniper avenue in east Laurel.
The children's mother, Mrs. Evelyn
Siegfried, in attempting to rescue
the children received a scorched face
and burns on the hands. Diana, who
was the most. severely burned was
taken to a Billings hospital. Freddy
and Mrs. Siegfried received attention
at Laurel.
Upon arrival of the fire depart
ment flames were bursting from the
windows.
The origin of the fire is not de-
termined.
Laurel outlook., 1947-06-11
mole, Harry T. White.

uncle, Harry T. White.
Word has been received of the
birth of a daughter on Tuesday,
June 10, to Nh. and Mrs. James
Shelter of Ogai, Calf. The baby
weighed seven pounds and has been
named Paula Ruth. The mother is
the former Miss Ruth Heebner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Heebner of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cantrell
and son Jimmy left Tuesday for a
months vacation trip in eastern
states. They left by way of Den
yer and plan to visit Chicago, points
in Pennsylvania and in New York.
Johnny Cantrell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cantrell, remained in Laurel
with his uncle and aunt, MI. and
Mrs. Ralph Shirley and daughter
Susan of Billings, who are occupy
ing the Cantrell home during their
absence,