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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK section
This prewar-built det home is located on
ige lot, near schools and transp.: lst a..
porch with deep blue awnings; End a.. 3
bedrms and tiled baths; automatic heat:
owner has purchased elsewhere and says
sell at the low market price. S21 800.
A. TWEED CO. EN-. 1890 till pm. -21
BETHESDA-Modern brick home In new M
house cond.. 8 bedrms, 1h baths Nv.
level tree shaded lot; low cash payment,
balance ike rent. EN-. $500 till o Pm =
RRTIRCIiFFNA real oppor to own q
beautiful home All master-siSed rms.,
nr: transp.. schools stores. CAL reyp syfs;.
MoHLER, Jr.. Realtor. 1928 Conn. ave
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YOUNG LAWYER and school teacher wife
desire 2-bedrm. apt. or house within conv.
distance to Colmar Manor School. RA.
1878 after $50 pm. 81
COUPLE desire perm. apt, furn. or un-
furn., in suburban area, near College
Park. or Beltsville; employed at Plant
Industry Station. WA. 4145. ~
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COOP

A beautiful gsrden-type apt. in Sligo Park
is Immediately available If you require an
apt. home. containing very large liv. rm.
dining area, complete kit. . good sized
bedrms. and complete tile bath. You pay
So. 500 cash and from then on only S15
per month pays all expenses including
principal interest, taxes, insurance. gas
heat, light, water and all maintenance
fees. For appt to inspect. call Mr. Conlon
ewes, MI. $500. FREDERICK W BERENS
SALES, INC. 1928 K st. NV, MA a141.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

For RETIRED COUPLE In pvt. home; 3
meals daily. Box l94-T, Star. 20.
BROTHER AND SISTER. well behaved dog.
wish rm and board in private family.
Apt 2O4 GE. alN9 -26
EMPL. FATHER desires room and board for
or farm including supervision of son in
absence of father. School facilities must
be accessible also D. c. bus. Box 54-T,
Star 23'
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGToN-Now available, in apt. bids
10 min. to White House; efficiency and
hedrm. apt. turn. and unfurn.; adults
only. o. Box 4, Arlington. Va. ga
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COUNTRY BOARD.

VACATION ON A FARM-Swimming pool,
tennis. riding, etc. Delicious meals; S3S
weekly or daily rates; hour from D. c.;
22nd season. The RANDALLS, Clarks-
VILE. Md.
VACANCY IN pvt. home, for boy, age B.
3: monthly or permanent; reference. SH
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ALL CASH

In hurry for any house In any section:
clients waiting. FIRST NATIONAL REAL
TY CORP, 1925 K ST. NV, RE. 1851,
UN 075a.
COLORED CPLE. AND 1 CHILD. yrs: de-
slTs SIRE or rm' apt or mousse untIfh' mni
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HOUSES FURN. OR uhFuRh.

VIRGINIA-Charming Colonial, 4 bedrms.
huge liv. rm., | a baths; lovely garden;
completely furn., S165. TIE. 1904 after 6.
20
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE TO SHARE, with woman willing
to do some work and carry responsibility
for inexpensive living in Alexandria.
Box 1877, Star. -22
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ROOMS uNEuRNlshEp.

LARGE FRONT ROOM, 3 windows, 2nd
floor share bath. $50 per month. 1928
Randolph st. NV, HO 200 30
8I2 9Th ST. S.E.-3 rooms, unfurn, with
gas range. semiprivate bath: S55 month.
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ROOMS fURh. or uhEuRN,

COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM in
lovely home for couple must be neat and
refined; all privileges. NO 23I2. 70
COLORED-3iG FLORIDA AVE. NV
2 large rooms for working couple Call
In DerSoO; excellent TRANSPORT alton.
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Beautiful corner building at 1850 Clydes,,
dale pl. NV l rm,. kit. full dinette and
and bath, $1,000 and $500. Tile bath
with built-in tub and shower, laundry with
Bendix washer. Open daily ] to 7 pm.
Directions: From 18th and Col; I'd. go
north on Adams Mill rd.. ga blocks to
our Open" sign at Clydesdale pl. HOME
REALTY CO. Afternoons. AID. 0O25. 30
TILDEN GARDENS-Attrac. apt. with 3
exposures, 3 bedrms.. liv.. rm;. solarium,
din. rm., kit. and . baths; immed. oc-
cupancy. price of equity. S2S,500. MR..
WO. 1894, Apt. 301 d. %
! S32 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-S6.50n to
$1,000; front basement office, Saturdays,
10 to 5, or GE. 1928.
Mr.. O. s. SUPREME COURT-This desir-
able apt. is located close to downtown
area and yet in a very quiet neighborhood
1t contains lge. entr. hall, liv. rm., fully
equip. kit. bedrm and bath. All applicants
investigated, Only 5000 cash needed.
Loan balance at 4gS.
Nr. Boiling Field-Owner transferred to
N. Y brings this attr. apt on the market
at only. 1880. 1t consists of a lge. liv.
rm. with picture window, din. area, equip.
kit. bedrm. and tile bath. walk-in closets
with extra shelves. Only 81 800 cash req
Bal. at 4ge; To inspect, call Mr. Goddard
at TR 6662, with FREDERICK w.
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4511 GARRISON ST. NV,
ROCK CREEK PARK

Located on over VI acre of lovely lawn In
Park; stunning bedrms, 8 baths up
stairs, 1sx26 living room; den with u
bath; dining room, screen porch down; bar,
bath in basement; $500 per month; l-year
lease or longer. oW. $500. LuRIA BROS,
2046 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va -2l
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A. U. PARK-FIRST OFFERING
Finest location, near St. AIMS Church
and Horace Mann School: 8 blks. to Spring
beautiful cond. Liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. rm., panelled dep and completely
equipped kit: on frst floor. Two very
large bright bedrm., tiled bath on second
floor: fun basement with maids rm. and
Law; gas heat Perfect home for. couple
or sma fsmy sfekns IN PRIME LEGATION and
FRANK s. PHILLIPS
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

In St. AIMS Parish and easy walking dis
tance OF Mass. ave. shopping center; lovely
builder and now ready for inspection;
center hall, large living room with nre-
place, dining room, beautiful kitchen with
breakfast nook, powder rm-. rear screened
porch; second floor, 3 large bedrooms. 2
very attractive tiled baths: stairs to large.
finished third floor; gas &c. hest: price.
S2s;5oo. Call Mr.. Billingsle,' ewes. "o'
BillinpsIey A. Sanderson Co.
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HOUSES FURNISHED lcont. ]

402 PEABODY ST. N.E.-Attached brick.
about yrs. old. in excellent condition and
in good neighborhood; nicely and fully
bedrms.' basement, auto. gas heat, screens
and storm windows; 3 blocks to bus;
S132 80. LUTHER L. MILLER, ST. 1851,
to 2 noon daily. 25'
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-2-bedroom Cape
Cod cottage, well furnished: rent until
Dec !, possibly longer; no children or
4511 GARRISON ST. NV.
American Univ Park-Beautiful location:
all new houses; nicely furn., rms. and
baths; brick garage; now vacant; rent,
$3.50: keys here.
HoWenstein Realty Corp.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Handsome 6-yr-old det brick home. near
Columbia Country Club: center hall. large
liv. rm. with fireplace, family sized din.
full kit, very nice screened rear porch with
awnings; 2nd A.. 3 twin-sized bedrms., ?
large tile baths; stairs to spacious 3rd-h.
and bath. oil h.-w.h... attached garage;
many everRreens add charm to the beau
ifu tiful sHsd grounds. Call Mr.. Noyes evenings.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
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Billingsley & sanderson Co.

1888 WIS. ave, On. 900.
A. U. PARK-MUST SELL
Now an exceptional value IN this hne, cor1-
venient location: 2h blks. to Spring Valley
shopping At 49th and Mass. ave; excel
lent construction; slate roof. copper pipes
and cutters: contains 2 rms. ~ baths; sas;
noor; 8 bedrms.. baths on End A.;
recreation rm.. garage; PRICED for quick
sale Call AID. 4234, with PRANK q.
PHILLIPS, DI 1411.
BRIGHTWOOD-$11,950
e-rms, semidet. brick, built-in garage;
redecorated, 2 blks. from Goolidgs High
school. VIM. C. RUTLEY, 81. 1883: 20
BRIGHTWOOD
corner home in convenient
section Of Brentwood; center-hsu plan:
s rooms, bedrooms. 2 baths; hot-xater
floors, 2-car built-in sarage; out-of- town
owner is anxious 70 sell. has priced ac-
cordinSly At S1s.7bo. Phone Mr.. Peck
SHANNON d LUCHS co.
1905 II E. NV. MA. 234S.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthws.s.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Owner transferred This beautiful de-
tached brick home contains rooms "A
bedrooms. 2 tiled baths. -paneled
oak floors. hot-water oil heat. slate roof.
copper downspouts and cutters, detached
brick garage. Open Saturday and Sun
AD. 1896; Sun. and ewes, DU. 1000,
Ext R21 -ol
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
This lovely corner white brick home is one
of the best buys in WASHINGTON today.
Has ist-foor @ powder room and large ns
floor has bedrooms g will take twin
beds, l has tireplace), and there are 2
Sharply reduced to $32.750. Let US show
you this today.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co..
4a34 Wis. ave, OR 2326 until pm
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nershwss..

QUACKENBOS NEAR GA.
Convenient to schools. stores and transpor.
tstion. detached 7-rm. home with
lot. Priced at a lew figure; $14,75o.
Call Mr.. Vance after z pm, EN-. 1861.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
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"FIRST OFFERING"
WILL TRADE

Your old house for a new det. brick home.
near Walter Reed Hospital this lovely
house consists OF lge. rms, baths
Ist-hoor powder rm., all-elec. kit. with
garbage disposal unit. gas a.-c. heat. slate
roof quality built throughout: most con
venient to stores, schools, transportstion'
etc, and priced sstonishingly low; For
full particulars. cali Mr.. GinnettL MA.
$40 or WO. 3o65 ewes.
DNNT DDHDTpTTTC
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/. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
West of Conn. ave; red brick semidet.,
splendid home; living rm.. dining rm,
library, big modern kit. 4 lge. bedrms,
fine neighborhood; price, $22 900. JAMES
C TIPTON WO 32ll OR 1907 20
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WESTMORELAND HILLS
WOODLEY PL. NV.

Near Conn. ave. and Calvert st. An
living room with fireplace, dining room,
den, kitchen. 3 bedrooms. an upstairs SO.
larium which may be used as bedroom II
desired; II, baths, full basement, base
ment lavatory. Reasonably priced. Slq.-
$50. Call Mr.. Holmes after pm. EN-,
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ITPSHIJR ST NV.
WEST CHEVY CHASE

0IsS oor t0 dentsr 6tsk so ii. G
The liv. rm, din. rm. and kit are all
lge. End floor. 3 bedrms.. 2 tiled baths;
lge. storage attic; maids rm., porch: ga
rage, slate roof, copper pipes; deep lot
Price. S27,950: veterans preference.
w. B. WRIGHT
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ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

mt daughter, desire 3 or rm. unfl
IT: excel. refs. NO. 5063. =
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

Near Nebraska ave. and Military rd.-A
detached English-type brick and stone
home only a few years old; 6 rms. 3 bed
rms. baths, attic. large recreation rm.,
transp.; possession with deed. Call ME.
1143 until u m
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Billy Rose Guarantees
To Make Met Pay Off
with 'StreamIininq
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Showman
Billy Rose has offered to take over
the financially shaky Metropolitan
Opera, and guarantees he can make
it pay.
The night club proprietor, colum-
mist and radio commentator says
he would streamline the Nets pro-
ductions a bit, but would preserve
the traditions of grand opera.
His offer was disclosed yesterday
as last-minute efforts were being
Evening star., 1948-08-11

The President wrote Mr.. Quinn
that it had been a pleasure to ap-
point him as Assistant Attorney
General, "in view of your many
years of loyal and efficient service
in the Department of Justice"
Evening star., 1948-08-11

made to reverse a decision by Met
ropolitan directors to cancel the
1s4S-49 opera season.
In a letter to George A. Sloan,
chairman of the Nets board of di-
rectors, Mr.. Rose said he would
undertake the operation of the
Metropolitan Opera House for one
season and personally guarantee it
against deficit"
Mr.. Sloan replied that the board
would consider the offer "at the first
opportunity"
The Met ran deficit last season,
and announced recently it would
not open this season because 1t
could not meet union demands.
Meanwhile, officials Of the opera
association planned to meet this
week with heads of the various
artist and opera worker unions In a
move by the unions to alter the
shutdown plan.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Quinn Quits Justice Post
10 Seek Seat in Congress
By the Assoeioted Press

Hy NSSucIuFeu
r. Vincent Quinn resigned yester-
day as Assistant Attorney General
to campaign for seat in Congress.
He is the Democratic nominee for
the House from the 5th Congress
sional District of New York.
The White House disclosed the
resignation and President Truman's
acceptance in an exchange of letters.
Evening star., 1948-04-01

fast as he could to Laguna to re-
sumo his interrupted honeymoon
with Dorothy. Next on vic,s work
ing schedule is mfr. Whiskers," at
RKO.
I bump into Celeste Holm In a
bowling aliey-for her movie, "Road-
house"-and ask her what she plays
in the picture. I'm an understand
ing girl who bowls" says Celeste,
without too much enthusiasm. OF
course, her bosses weren't sure that
Celeste would win an Academy
award, but from now on it might
pay them to give her as good roles
as she had In "Gentleman's Agree
ment."
Cornell Wilde, star OF Road
house" with Ida Lupino, tells me
that he made his first Hollywood
picture with Ida at Warmers in
High Sierra" "I was the heavy
and Humphrey Bogart was the
hero" says Cornell. "And after the
picture was fired. They said /
was impossible to photograph" !"
Other stars Of today who were sup
posedly impossible" to photograph
are Jimmy Stewart and Ingrid
Bergman. I was there once when
a cameraman screamed, II can't do
it! Miss Bergman's face is impos-
sible!" wonder where he is today!
Marie Macdonald and her agent,
Vic Orsatti, who is also her former
husband, have parted professionally.
I don't think Marie should blame
Vic for her lack of pictures at
Metro. She should blame her one
and only movie there, Living in q
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Relentless Is a Western,
But Not An Ordinary One
By Horry Macarthur

movie studio bound along sooner
westerns
ranhers who do not want fences the
fences 1t turned to be Columbia
constructed entertaining pleasantly
yarn in Relentless"
hl up yesterday on the Meropoans screen
Evening star., 1948-04-01

behind a rock Is a handy place TO
be when a man with rife dislikes
you.
Relentless" merits the praise of
being called a bit different, all right,
but this is not to say that it does
not follow a formula. The one 1t
follows is the oldest one, as essen
tial to action films as the camera
itself-the chase. The Metropoli-
tan's picture lis almost all chase.
Very shortly after it has gotten
under way, the hero starts chasing
the man who can clear him of a
murder charge and chases him re-
lentleSsly to the end. While doing
so he is chased, also relentlessly, by
a young sheriff with a posse and
young girl with a covered wagon
which serves as travelling general
store.
RELENTLESS" is solder f1lm fare
than most westerns because this
story is one that could have been
told in any setting. The wide spaces
of the desert, broiling in the sun,
do add a flip to its drama, of
course, but basically 1t is the simple
story Of one mans pursuit of an
other who can, even If unwillingly,
save both his honor and his neck.
This man in the middle, the pur-
sued pursuer, is played by Robert
Young in a manner which indicates
no one ever has told him that west
ern roles can be walked through.
Apparently, If you put Mr.. Young
before a movie camera, he acts, for
he does make the character of the
hero of Relentless" emerge with
some fullness.
Mr.. Young's Nick Buckley is a
man who becomes innocently in
volved in a considerable number of
strenuous adventures. He is seek
ing only a place where his horse
can foal her colt, which is sure to
be a fine racehorse. Before the
colt has tasted food, Nick has shot
a man, for riding its mother to
death, and in no time at all he has
a price on his h cad for three
murders.
He can save himself only by find
ing the man who knows the cir
Of the killing he COM
mitted and, since this man has
committed the other two murders
he does not want to be
found. What with the sheriff's
posse in full pursuit, the lass in the
covered wagon turning up always
at the proper moment, and an un-
scrupulous saloon-keeper latching
on because he thinks Nick has the
map of a gold mines location, life
becomes exciting before "Relel1t-
less" Is done with. Nick is kept so
busy, in fact, that he has no time
for anything more romantic than a
polite word with the girl in the
wagon, until his chase is over.
This girl, incidentally, becomes
more than the usual cow
boys filly as Marguerite Chapman
plays her. The others in the cast
are more than stock characters,
too, Barton MacLane's portrait of
the villain of the piece being
telling.
X
Relentless" incidentally, is one
western which faces the fact that
the sun beats down on those open
spaces. You have seen desert ac-
ton pictures In which the hero
remained as cool as q movie cow
boy, but this is not one of them.
While Mr.. Young pursues Mr.. Mac
Lane, he looks just plain hot, and
when he catches him, both of them
look even hotter.
Evening star., 1948-04-01

Is a generous cut above most other
pictures of its type that have turned
up in the same place in recent
months. It has story by Kenneth
Perkins that is dramatically sound.
Further, its script, by Winston
Miller, has been treated with more
respect than Western yarns gener-
ally are shown. both by sound cast
headed by Robert Young and Mar
guerite Chapman and by Director
George Sherman.
Relentless" in fact, Is undoubt-
edly much more satisfactory piece
Of screen entertainment than such
highly touted shoot 'em-up Tonys
as "The OUTLAW" and Duel in the
Sun"
1t is quite a relief from standard
westerns, too. There are no saucy
dancehall girls to scream with ter
ror when the boys bust up the
fancy saloons. There are not even
any fancy saloons to be busted up.
There are no small wars, in which
100 cowboys fire 40 shots apiece
without reloading their six-guns.
There is no moment when the
unarmed hero walks openly up to
the armed villain, snarling, You
haven't got the nerve to pull that
trigger!" The hero Of Relentless" I"
in fact, indicates that he knows
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day on the Metropolitan's screen,

RELENTLESS" Columbia Picture Of
Cavalier Production, produced by Eugene
B. Rodney, directed by George Sherman,
by Winston Miller based on q
story BY Kenneth Perkins. At the Metro
politan.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Hollywood:
HeartacheS
OF Teaching
In Two Films
BY SheiIoh Grohom
BY Sheiioh Grohom

Dana Andrews has q brother,
Charles, who is q school teacher, and
Charles Is now writing an original
story about the problems, and heart
aches, Of being school teacher to-
day. Dana will star in it on the
screen as his second independent
movie. Dana starts his first, mo
Minor Vices" with Lilli Palmer and
Louis Jourdain next week. With
Joan Crawford also being school
teacher in her next movie, it looks
as though Hollywood is really trying
to do some good where it will do
the most good.
Burt Lancaster, who loves his wife,
is not only using her name for his
Norma Productions, but her profile
as his trade mark. His next inde-
pendent movie will be comedy
Burt won't be in it: he will produce
only with Partner Harold Hecht.
Linda Darnell says she gets long
vacation after "Unfaithfully Yours"
or else. She wants time of to be
with her new adopted baby. IT
haven't seen the child for more than
four hours since she arrived here
q week ago Sunday" Linda says,
sort of fiercely. Having a baby is
going to keep Linda anchored to
Hollywood. She's Cancelled all her
travel plans.
Barbara Lawrence, incidentally,
became 18 years old three dayS after
starting the picture with Linda. And
they were able to work with her
without having school teacher on
the set all the time. Barbara was
married when she was II, but that
didn't make any difference to the
teacher, who chaperoned her zeal
ously.
X X
Victor Mature, back from New
York on his Law and Martin
Rome" location jaunt, headed as
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Big Way" It was, to put It con
servatively, terrible.

Big Way" It was, TO put It con-
|servatively, terrible.
Il
Lana Turner's hair Is bleached
blonder than ever before for her
naughty Lady De Winter role In
The Three Musketeers." Every one,
by the way, stops eating when Lana
dashes through the Metro COM
missary with her long yellow hair
waving. Some of the men aren't
able to resume eating for five full
minutesl
Cesar Romero, who does very well
as always : supporting man,
never-a-star," tells me that his next
chore is a jaunt to italy with Tyrone
Power in prince of Foxes"
Talking Of Italy, Frank Latimore,
who married a Russian gal In Rome
when working there In "Cagliostro." |"
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Aiding the Young
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Comedians Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello, who have invested $400, 900
in their foundation for 10000 un-
derprivileged Los Angeles young
sters. now want to make the in
stitution self-supporting. Operating
costs total about $4,000 annually.
AS one means of raising funds,
the comedians and their friends are
giving series of parties at which
guests are charged for refreshments.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
National-"An Inspector Calls
s 80 pm.

$3.50 pm.
Ambassador-"April Showers; !
$40, $40, TBS and $40 pm.
Capitol-"Three Daring Daugh-
ters";; 10:30 am, 1:25, 4:20, ITO and
1905 pm. Stage shows: 12:40, 3::35
6:25 and 800 pm.
CoIumbia-"TheB Bride Goes Wild;
11:10 am, Ills, 800, 5:25, 7:25 and
$50 pm.
Dupont-"The Roosevelt Story;
IL am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05
and 9:55 pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 2, 1855
$50, 7:45 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-1 Remember Mama;
10:40 am, 1:25, 4:10, $50 and 9:3s
pm.
Little-"Cage of Nightingales"
11:25 am, 1:20, $40, sos, 7:25 and
$40 pm.
Observation-Disclosures: 11:25
am, 1:30, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and Gas
pm.
Palace "Gentlemans Agree
ment";; 10:30 ann, 12:40, 2:55, $40
7:25 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Fighting Mad; s:55, 7:05
and 1915 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"April Showers; 10:45
am, los, 3:15, 5:25, TAO and $50
pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-01
Choir Recordings Earn
Dollars for Britain

Records Of Handels Messiah
made by the Huddersfield Choral
Society, in England, are earning
needed dollars for Britain. Sales
in America alone exceed 100000
at SIPS each.
"Clergymen Of tiny wooden
churches in the Middle West write
for them, to play as part of the
Sunday services" London reports.
Evening star., 1948-04-01

has Just received word that she has
arrived In New York. Frank Is now
house e-hunting in Hollywood.
released by North American Newspaper
Aliisnce)