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Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22

NEEDLEWORK for sale including
doilies, scarfs, pillow slips, lunch
sets, little girls crocheted dresses.
Reasonable. Mrs. Robuck, Blue
Moon cafe. 12*
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22

SIX WASH BOWLS for
toilets, urinals, shower '''' !
heating stoves, four la,a
cookstoves. Also large b 81
tanks and other equipmsr. ,
army officers barracks hI
Wy 32V Delco with battaris'
10, mixmaster, three motss
burning hot water tank ~. \
Nyquist, Glasgow, Mont w.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22
Friday, October %

TWO LOTS for sale. sonr
Inquire Vincent jobs D'a
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22

GOOD 1885 PLYMOUTH four
door sedan for sale. Winterized.
Clayton Giroux, Col Falls. 12*
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22

1910 INTERNATIONAL z ton
pickup for sale. E. c. Ball, TT.
1-B, Col. Falls, telephone 1920. IL
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22

5 Gu. FIT. Kelvinator refrigerator
for sale, $4,000. James Lee, Col.
Falls. 10"
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22

Our SayiOurS Lutheran
Harry Baker, Pastor
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship, II an.
Services are held in St. Matt
news Episcopal Church.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22

Baptisms by special appoint
ment. Sponsors are to be pract-
cal Catholics.
Father H. A. Faley Pastor
Residence Columbia Fans
Hungry Horse news., 1948-10-22
ST. RICHARDS CATHOLIC

Hours Of holy mass
Columbia Falls 1O:O0 a. IL
Bolton 500 a. n.
Evening star., 1948-01-09

be overlooked for her wonderful
mother role in "Life With Father"
I thought 1t was the best thing
Irene has ever done on the screen.
(Released by North America Newspaper
Alliance, Ine2
Evening star., 1948-01-09

he finds himself with one too many
That takes the form of being sus-
pected as the father Of poor little
Eff1e Bright's baby, a suburban SEN
sation of such force that it 'stuns
Penny Green right out Of the war
X X y
1t probably will always be the
weakness of "If Winter Comes
that Hutchinson laid it on his hero
much too thick. No one innocent
man ever was asked to bear sc
much and when he sits exhausted
on the inquest witness stand mum
bling a helpless Look here" the
audience joins him in the protest
Not, however, with the dramatic
force that the creator of the yarn
had in mind.
Pigeons performance Is as con.
vihcing as any ones could be in sc
burdened a role, but it Is Miss Kerr
that the men will remember aftel
leaving the Capitol this week
Even If she could not act, which sht
very we'll can, she would be gooe
in front of any camera. Beyond
these two principals, Metro has
been generous in casting its aspi'
rant to the prestige of Brief En-.
counter"
1t is not the fault of the perform
ers that IF Winter Comes is moth
ing of the kind.
y y X II
The glib musician Dave Apollor
brings an ambitious stage show tt
the Capitol this week, lively, en-.
ergetic program whose feature i:
the incredible acrobatic routine o1
the Great Barton who works sum-
mertimes for Ringing Bros. The
bill also offers Lois Bannerman
harpist; the vocalizations of Ray
and Nardo; and the imaginative
dancing OF Walter and Jean Brown
Evening star., 1948-01-09
4 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G..
FRIDAY, JANUARY g. lsAs
Tender Love Has anew Day
In Metros IF Winter Comes
By Joy Cormody

When Americas lost generation writers turning out their acrd
of
Shelley
Evening star., 1948-01-09

gether by a malevolent fate which
seems determined to destroy them
when it discovers that 1t cannot des-
troy their tender emotion.
Despite the fact that Miss Kerr
is its most enchanting asset, "If
Winter Comes" is its hero's, and
Pidgeon's picture. He is the focal
character, a man of enormous good
will, who writes lively textbooks for
children. is the beloved first citizen
of suburban Penny Green, and who
made the rietcke of marrying
Mabel instead OF Mona. The mis-
take is not altogether his fault,
nor is it Mona's. 1t is just that
when she decided one day to marry
Tony Tybar, young and rich, Mark
was so noble that he did not argue
the choice. On the rebound, how
ever, Mabel caught him. She still
has him, in an indifferent way
when Mona comes back three years
later to Penny Green to tell Mark
what he already knew, namely that
DOtn marriages were q mistake.
Their resolution to do the high
minded thing is implicit In their
nobility. but destiny has other plans
The winds of war are rising on the
continent and they keep being
thrown together in fashion that is
an exquisite pain to both.
In time, however, the desperate
business Of conflict tears them
apart.
Few heroes Of romantic movies
have paid a higher price for de.
cency than Mark after this separa'
ton. AS the stoutest hearted citi-
zen of Penny Green, ne becomes the
pillar of the community. Every.
body's problem is his problem until
Evening star., 1948-01-09

quick trip to New York. There will
not be time now for the jaunt for,
when Gene finishes "The Iron Cur
tain," she has to start Symphony
Vic Mature says he is now re-
conciled to being the hero instead
of the villain in THE Chair for
Martin Rome"
Bette Davis Is the latest top star
being offered one of those fabulous
deals on a straight 15-year con-
tract. Bette will probably accept.
She's like Ingrid Bergman-she
wants to keep on acting until she's
a grandmother!
Valli, new Italian sensation in
1.-THE Paradine Case" did not un-
derstand single word Of her en-
tire role in the picture, outside Of
yes" and mo-; she learned her
part parrotlike. And that's really
fantastic, because she gives a good
performance.
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans re-
turn from their honeymoon on jan
uary II and 60 straight to their new
home here. Roy plans to sell his
big ranch unless 1t can be made to
pay for itself.
Irene Dunno, in predicting possible
Academy Award winners, must not
Evening star., 1948-01-09
By Harry Macarthur

"Prince of Thieves" which opened
yesterday at the Metropolitan, is a
moderately amusing costume COM
edy. 1t was not a comedy when
Alexander Dumas wrote it as his
contribution to the legend of Robin
Hood. The adaptation of the Dumas
work by Charles H. schneer and
the screenplay by Maurice Tom
bragel may not have been consid-
cred comic by those craftsmen. d.
rector Howard Bretherton may not
have seen Prince of Thieves" as
comedy. But 1t Is a comedy as 1t
gallops across the Metropolitan
screen in all its Cinecolored splen-
dor.
Actually, It is one of those things
that confuses man. If prince OF
Thieves" was intended as a fast
moving adventure romance, 1t trips
over the fact that it's a burlesoue
of Itself; If the intent was satire,
the approach was too subtle. Direc-
tor Bretherton must be credited
with one stroke of genius. though, If
his intent was to produce something
funny. He neglected to let Jon Hall,
Patrica Morrison and Adele Jergens
in on his secret. They march sole
emnly through it as if the screen
play itself had been written by M
Dumas, producing an effect that is
often -enjoyably ludicrous.
Halls dashing Robin Hood Is
equal to Enrol Flynn's earlier one,
since he probably is one man whose
acting Is on par with Flynn's.
Miss Morrison Is lovely and aloof
Lady Marian and Adele Jergens Is
q lovely and aloof Lady Christabel
who moons about the castle waiting
for her knight to rescue her. Alan
Mowbrav is the Friar. who at least
knows that what he Is doing Is
comedy.
The plot? Lady Christabel gets
rescued, Lady Marian gets Robin
Hood. There's lots of archery and
swordplay and tossing of people into
moats. The only new contribution
Prince of Thieves" has to make to
your knowledge of Sherwood Forest
is the geographically startling fact
that the California mountains could
be seen from there through blue
haze.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Hollywood: .:
Gregory Plans
Cooperative
Film Company
By SheiIoh Grohom
by SheiIoh Grohom

Betty Cradle Is suffering with
what she insists is the first head
cold of her life: she has tempera-
ture of 101. But Betty is continuing
to work in THAT Lady In Ermine'
because she wants to finish the
movie this week-and watch her
horses run at Santa Anita next
week.
Gregory Peck plans the first CO.
operative film company that I know
of. The big idea Is for everyone
connected with a picture-from
producer to crew-to be paid of
with proportionate share of the
profits. Greg's next picture, by
the way, is to be "Act of Violence. .
Wanda Hendrix and her fiance,
Audie Murphy, are faced with a
tough problem. That theater man.
ayers job I was telling you about
for Audie would mean that he'd
have to live in Dallas. And Wanda
of course, has to live in Hollywood
Now Audie has to decide whether
to take the job and give up WarMa,
or vice versa.
Gene Tierney has to cancel her
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Robin Hood Rides
Again in the Nets
Prince Of Thieves

PRINCE OF THIEVES" Columbia
Picture with JON Hall, produced by Sam
Katzman. directed by Howard Bretherton,
screenplay by Maurice Tombragel, adap-
tatlon by Charles H. Schneer. At the
Evening star., 1948-01-09

wrote prose and was consequently
easier to read and understand.
A resounding echo of all this is
now available on the screen of the
Capitol theater where new edition
of IF Winter Comes" Is offered by
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer with Walter
Pidgeon and Deborah Kerr as its
stars. Pidgeon, of course. is an old
hand at this sort of thing, and Miss
Kerr is so unspeakably lovely that
1t makes small difference what she
Is up to.
If only IF Winter Comes" were a
little less sticky, Miss Kerr would
single-handedly turn it into a plaus-
ible way to pass the time.
This latest remake of Hutchin-
sons sentimental, marshmallowy
yarn is modernization. It has been
moved forward one World War to
bring it into our own time. 1t re-
mains, however. the account of
Mark Sabre's and Mona Tybar's
haunted love; Mark who was the
quintessence of noble masculinity,
and Mona Of the soft beauty and
deep understanding which seemed
to have died with the white Islode.
What adapters Marguerite Roberts
and Arthur Wimperis apparently
had in mind was a kind of MI.
Miniver" with touches of Brief En-
counter" And, to give them their
due, they have not missed complete
ly.
There is nothing brief about the
encounter between the decent, tor
mented lovers of IF Winter Comes" f"
They are ALWAYS being thrown to-
Evening star., 1948-01-09

IF WINTER COMES" an M-G-M pic
ture pboduced by Pandro S. Berman d.
rectedS by Victor Savillc, screenplay by
Marguerite Roberts and Arthur Wimperis,
based on the novel by A. s. M. Hutchinson.
I pa Ia
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
ond Time Of Showing
StdSCs
Acknowledgement: $3.50 pm
Screen.

OLdSc.
Acknowledgement: $50 pm.
Ambassador - my Wild Irish
Rose: los, 3:15, $40, 7:3O and
9:45 pm. =. 50,
am. 1:45. 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1855, $40, 6:25 and
$40 pm.
Columbia-"Where There's Life;
II an,., 1880, 2:40, 4:30, $40, 8:lO
and 10 pm.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going; 2:15, 4:o5, 5:55, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Keith's - Tycoon; 1890 am,
12:4s,tt3, 5:l5, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Little-"The Great Mr.. Handel
1875 am, 1:4o, s:45. 5:55, 7:46 and
$40 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Prince o.
Thieves; 11:55 am, 1:50, $3.50, $50
7:50 and $50 pm.
Palace - "Unconquered";; 10:5s
am, 1:35, 4:10. $50 and $50 pm
Pix-"Captain Caution; 3:4o
6:35, $40 pm. and 1885 am.
Trans-Lux- News and shorts
continuous from 1918 am.
Warner-"My Wild Irish Rose
II am, 1:lo, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 ano
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
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II BARBER OF SEVILLE.
, 1948-05-11
By THE GOVERNOR
of the
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
IAN AN AMERICAN DAY : ls4s
BY THE GOVERNOR

WHEREAS, the President of the United States has set
aside Sunday May l6, 1948s as an occasion "for stressing the
worth and meaning of American citizenship and rendering
special recognition to those who have been naturalized during
the past year, as well as those of our youth who have reached
their majority and are ready to assume the full responsible
ties of citizenship; and
WHEREAS, the Presidents proclamation has stressed the
grave necessity for awakening all our citizenS-native born
and naturalized, to the responsibilities Of citizenship and the
Importance OF solemn acceptance and faithful discharge of
these responsibilities; and
WHEREAS, in these difficult days the problems Of the
Virgin Islands require 'unselfish devotion and united effort
on the part of all our citizens;
NOW THEREFORE, / WILLIAM H. HASTE, Governor
of the Virgin Islands of the United States, do hereby designate
May 16, 1913, as Am An American Day throughout
the Virgin Islands of the United States and I call upon federal
and local officials, as well as patriotic, civic, and educational
organizations, to conduct exercises on or about that day in
keeping with the solemnity and importance Of the occasion.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin islands
of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie. st.
Thomas, v. l., this fifteenth day of April AID, 1913.
William n. HASTE
Governor
, 1948-05-11

NATIONAL HOSPITAL DAY
Wednesday, May u, 1913
AN INVITATION is extended to the public
to attend our Annual Open House" at the
hospitals (Chrstiansted and Frederiksted) from
2to4P.M. on May IL Io48.
This Is your opportunity to get acquainted
Nth the G~ctioities and methods being developed.
We also inOite you to a special program at the
c~HRIsTIANsTED THEATRE
at $50 that night to see and hear tohat Your
Community has to offer.
Voluntary contributions win be cheerfuly accepted
Evening star., 1948-11-10
FREE,--S1 600

q new home; owner viii apply ~ Same same S as
part payment to new purchaser. For
DESCRIPTION Of this home; see ad below.
nr. the Univ. of Md; same price for
civilians; new detached Colonial brick. 6
large rms, tile bath fireplace, large in
bsmt. with outside entr, fully equipped
kitchen. Venetian blinds, aluminurl comb
storm windows: full sodded lots and shrub
blvd. to Greenbelt rd.. turn right blocks
to- carline. left 2 blocks and left again
into subdivision, follow sign to sample
See ad above. NORTHEAST DEVELOP
MENT CORP. ONCE on premises TO
6131, TO. 1897 III
Evening star., 1948-11-10
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANo
BROOKDALE. MD.
BROOKDAI,E

1t is a pleasure to offer this charming
prewar. white brick, detached home, in
this charming subdivision; built by
Cooper Lishtbown. All rooms are extra
large; 1st floor consists Of entrance hall,
living room, dining room, double sized
kitchen and screened porch; end floor has
full basement with gas &C. heat and
lavatory; attached garage; situated on a
large lot and fairly priced: For further
and week ends. WI. 1888
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
TAKOMA PARK

S14.95O. Prewar built bungalow, brick
construction. rooms, full basement, gas
as, oak floors. Attractive living room.
with fireplace, modern tile bath. Stairway
to large finished, insulated room on second
tian blinds. On paved street surrounded
oy much more expensive homes. Shopping
and transportation near by Fair cash
payment required. Immediate possession
InlS may be 1ust what you're looking for
Call Mr.. Boswell MA. $500 Evenings and
INSPECT.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
CHEVY CHASE NH

651s Ridgewood ave-This attractive
home home IN this fne section being offered for
the frst time; Ice. rms. a bedrms.) }, 3
paths; 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st a
h.w.h., oil burner; screened side porch:
get. garage; alum screens and storm win
dows; large, nicely handicapped lot: vacant,
with substantial cash. HoHENSTEI1N
BROS. FIR. 1000; eyes SH 6o45 -1o
Evening star., 1948-11-10
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlANn.
lwG7 000, q n. PIIV !

Was Sf0.5nO-owner desperate: 2-bed-
room buneslow, hardwood floors, oil heat;
fine condition; $500 cash, balance S43
month; WILL ROGERS, HY. O391: ewes,
Evening star., 1948-11-10
BETHESDA

substantially built 5-room det red brick
home. on nice :eyel lot: screened side
oellent terms To inspect. phone A. v
PIsANI, Realtor, OIL. 1900; ewes. WI.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

JUST OVER d. C. LINE-Two-room, kit
and bath apt. on second floor; owner lives
bedrm. and large kitchen and recreation
heat: only six years old corner lot sub
month; 2nd-foor apt. rents sos per mo
Gsll CA evenings after p.m.. RoBT. E. cox,
BRICK BUNGALOW, less than year old
Five spacious rooms with large expansion
Level level landseapsd lot Opportunity to as.
fsn 'siR ghsmfn{s REAEfx ~
S1;s S0C.NA WA. eS56 sa1fa snd uN li66 C12
Heights-6-rm,, bath, 2-story; new cond
ha9ses appSox acTs 1oo fruit tGe sheksn
SlO,50O-Bungalow, six rooms, oil heat
nice lot, picket fence; vicinity Ager and
9lesIn. 9qeens chapel gJo rds. Call Nj; Payne
nichifan nf e an 1880 Ext. 6l1' with BETHEL
! ACRE OF GROUND with this detached
firm home in Riverdale, Md. oil heat
knotty-pine paneling: can be made into
.apts; most convenient location: only
Sl5'ooo, on terms Ewes cal Mr.: Spratt.
GO. , s043, or KAY REALTY CO., INC,
MAIN BUSINESS HIGHwAY-Modern Co
lonial roomins house with big income plus
in5 '0s5S c%NE D' Wa sSS SSsnss' ss PlS's
BEST BuY.Modern brick home: only
Si 81 ,a5o, 81 800 cash 'larse rooms; full
conyen. East Hysttsviie ocstion; pay pay.
ments like rent. Be sure to inspect this
VETERANS !Il;TI US Al ,A'TETESTIoN. oatstand.ns
colored tiled bath, fully equip. Kit, bsfnt,,
scaped lots price only S11 OGO; ST 900
GoWa and S63 per mo. plus taxes. ROB-
ERT S. DAVIS q CO.. call WA. 5000 TIL
OWNER TRANSFERRED. has reduced
down payment to 81 800; desirable 2-story
prick Colonial, near Cheverly Theater; full
3 bedrms; chestnut trim, prewar FIR lum.
RoBERT I'SI s. DAVIS & Co. call WA 5000
BY OWNER. $3.50. $e.75o CASH. $50
mo. includes 4fc-ApproX. Ha-acre lot
rsnch-type asbestos bungalow, ) minutes
D. c. line ne; 2 bedrooms. alcove.. liv.
porch GE appliances, shower, fireplace.
Enotty-pine paneling. Turn off University
lsne Grn,.3 on Risgs I'd. to end. End house on
yETERASsss, ,ArrENrIoN-A sroup of
lovely o-rm. BUNGALOWS in nearby Laurel
Sn,U Sin0 down; if yon meet the aualifica tions
RAEEEhE real Ale EsF4TE. PSsi SHES ST. s7s4 ss4lo'ooo'
hardwood .iti frs; INV. heat. Lse. AZ Ist
transo. Excel. terms Cali Mr.. Fellows.
HI. SOB, with H. BERNARD RUPERT,
VETERANS OR NoNvETERANs - New
brick bungalows., 3 rooms, tile bath. ex-
Pansion attic with dormers: full bsmt gas
essh payment. II. T. cARLYiE be' Be lozIFR. she1s
Evening star., 1948-11-10
BETHESDA MD

Large old home. located on several acres.
for convalescent home and/or school.
tea house and many other uses; priced
under S50,000, on easy terms. Call
WO 1873 (agertl III
Evening star., 1948-11-10
SILVER SPRING

Best buy since the war. New brick houses.
SlL 100. Seven large rooms, = full tiled
paths, beoroom, den or library G.x14) on
2nd moor; fireplace: porch; detached ga :
rage: full basement, gas heat; large. land
Scaped lot $1,000 cash. balance monthly.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
ANNANDALE VA

a1nroy X1 s o9r ane nora5 S
attractive living room with fireplace. din
ing room. eauipred kitchen; Ind f1oo:. >
large bedrms., bath with shower. large
closets and storage space, INTERCHANGEABLE
screens and storm sash: full basement. oil
heat new. laundry trays: detached ga
and sho7 wing: S13,950; 81 500 cash down
ROMYE LAMPORN, Realtor
Exclusive agent 1901 S. Arlington Ridge
rd.. Arlington, Va, or. S5s6-S035. III
Evening star., 1948-11-10
LIKE TO RAMBLE2
OPEN 3 TO $50
HOMES OF DISTINCTION

Open Armistice Day, l until dark, in
lovely Virginia Forest amid towering
trees. modern 2l2 bath homes of unique
design with twin size bedrms. and den,
of sunlight, kit, completely equip, includ-
ing aarbage disposal Hotpoint dishwash-
er exhaust fan, etc. Liv. rm. and Den
race. dct. garage, mr. transp Shopping,
new grade school. also parochial school.
Priced right. To inspect, drive out Lee
to Va. Forest sign, right on Rosemary
lane to Tracev pl., left j blk. to our sign,
ASK-US REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
500-S2 600 CASH

This three-bedroom bungalow has just
been reduced S 600 OF immediate sale.
1t features ful. d. basement and a
large storage room in the attic. plus three
lovely twin-hcd rcone, modern kitchen
and living room; located in Sunnybrook,
neer CheVerly For particulars, call DI.
Walker & Dunlop, Realtors
1900 18th St. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1948-11-10
SILVER SPRING

Lovely ranch-type house. near psrochial
portation; contains living rm, dining rni.,
: oedrms,, and bath, pine paneled der
targe Kitchen, patio and porch on first
ment: extra bedrm. on end floor; slate
roof; a quality house, in excellent neigh
borho~d.
B. KEY REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
CHEVY CHASE MD

Rock Greek Forest owner transferred; this
detached Colonial brick home can be pur-
ment: 6 large rooms, full baths. ali GE
git; with garbage disposal and dishwasher,
tuli basement: gas heat, attached garage
slate roof Financing and terms arranged
to snit purchaser. Call EN-. 1900 till 8
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
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HERE'S OPPORTUNITY

HERE'S OPPORTUNITY
Lovely broom row brick; equipped kitch-
en-; home in new-house condition; tmne-
payment, balance like rent. To see, call
Miss Whitaker, this evening at Gil. 1722,
with DWYER g. BOYD, OK. 1880, Oh.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
RF,THESDA

Attractive 2-bedroom bungalow, adjacent
to Naval Hospital: full basement gas &C
heat, equipped kitchen: most convenient
location. Priced to sell. Call DI. 1o15
till pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
4710 Annapolis I'd, Bladensburg. Md. Il
BUNGALOWS $500 DOWN

ins4a1ss Toaal Dree; snS 5000: $50 mo incl taxes
bestos shingle; SOx1S0 lots; contains iiv.
rm.: bedrms., bath, kit. with cleo range:
bus at corner; no settlement or title
charges; poss. 60 days or less Inspect
Armistice Day with JAMES CARROLL, 653
Lebaum st. Sc, TR. 0112; ewes, VI. 1857
Evening star., 1948-11-10

h.-w,h. and plenty of room for the children
to play in their own back yard, completely
inclosed with chain Anchor fence II you
want suburban life with city conveniences
this Is it. A reasonable price, S11 300
with reasonable down payment Call UN
1915 or UN. 717l, between and pm
HUDSON COMPANY