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DRAFTSMEN. $500 MO.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM, clerk; sample
questions and answers: SO pages,
SO. MERIT PUPS. 313 Evans Bldg ;,
1920 New York ave. NV, D1. 7191.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
New cars; Compete dual control.
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
WAR.MYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. {.
FASHION r1Saa 8 * aRf z zNb p1 FAsHfoN s49a design
instruction and profes-.
sional training for beginners and
advanced students. Telephone WO.
OVER 400 COURSES covering enei-
neering. business, mathematics. COM
mercial art. vocational. high schools,
s1s APR5Sysd qnSs5 81 5, IN
sGH99hi NE S5ds Room slo Bond Bldg
HiGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. selt-confidence. freedom
WORLDS SCHOOL HOUSE; Inter-
national Correspondence Schools
The 1,sIea leaders of TO-DAY are the l. 6S s.
courses covering: engineering, busi-
ness. mathematics, commercial art.
vocational. high schools, etc Ap-
proved under GI bill. Call today for
Information. Room 210 Bond Bldg,
TEACHER OF FRENCH-French ma
tive, degree from French and Amer
vii do TRANSACTIONS. Box a93-v,
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PRINTING PLANT

One man can operate, business good ;
only $1,000 for everything
PaWnbroker's Exchange
Only $3.50 for quick sale.
JEWELRY STORE
Income $4,000 per year: long lease.
DRY CLEANING STORE
Good weekly income Only $1,000.
DELICATESSEN
$1,000 take-in per wk.: long lease.
FORD E. MORGAN, Sr., RE 49lO;
eve. TR. 6262. is
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE - Cribs, high
chairs play pens, etc. by week or
month Free delivery. DU. 3444.
CRIBS, MATTRESSES, strollers, play
pens, high chairs, youth beds, etc.
Free delivery. CHILDREN'S CEN
TER, INC. 1907 Center Plaza, Fair
lingtoQ OV 1900 III
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"PAWNBROKERS"

Exchange: unusual circumstances
force the sale of this very profitable
established business. located in an
excellent downtown location; to
TO qualified party for the value Of
the stock of approx. $4,000. plus
reasonable amount for the fixtures
and equipment; the stock consists of
mostly Jewelry; this rare offering
should be of interest to parties with
experience in this field and financi-
ally able to handle 1t: facts and
figures will reveal the earning
capacity. and the location speaks for
itself: the store is large. the stock
is clean, and there is no doubt that
it is priced to sell Immediately; in
auiries solicited from qualified
parties and shown only by appoint
ment. Please consult
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker, Woodward Bldg. RE. 1866.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
BUSINESSME.

= Professional men
why pay ofice rent? For a few
cents day. you can have complete
mail and phone service by compe-
tent, experienced secretaries. Make
our address and telephone number
yours. Room 302. 1424 K st. NV,
RE 0R16
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

PLUMBER AND MOTHER want main
tenance and res. mgr, apt or Office
bldg. sober, reliable; free apt, $500
mo. DU. 1881.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. want part
time janitor lob with apt no
children. TW 1894 IL
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS tcont.

ROOFS, asbestos and brick siding;
other home improvements; D. C. and
any part of Va or Md. Monthly
7ayment plan. Free estimates.
Spring, Md. Sligo 1859.
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Opportunity Unlimitedi

There is a shortage OF manpower for
salaried technical positions. Prepare
now for. these highly desirable Jobs
Our faculty members are well known
in the Industrial Engineering field
instructors are college trained with
Engineering degrees and at least 10
years experience IN industrial engi-
neering
Air-conditioned classrooms to be To-
Gated at 1882 NJ ST. NV Start
classes Feb 81 INSTITUTE OF
ENGINEERING, w. j. LAYERS, Regis
trar, Sheraton Hotel. Tel. DI. 4S00,
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AUTOMOTIVE BARGAIN

largest specialized paint
baking process, operating at ca
pacity; trained crew of nine. est.
central location; crossing $4,000
monthly. Owner must sacrifice this
real moneymaker, will accept in
ventory value of SS.2225 for quick
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YOUNG WOMEN

Wanted. Do you wish to make a
weekly salary of S45 to S75 and
advance quickly to much higher
earnings? Arthur Murray offers
young women, 23 to 35, with good
educational background and execu-
tive ability, permanent career in
the field of ballroom dancing. No
previous experience required. Short
period OF training given free. Please
do not apply unless you are willing
to work from l until 10 pm. Don't
phone or write. Apply in person
between 10 am. and and 8 Pm, sse s
Evening star., 1949-02-17

Retail Liquor Salesman
trade, thoroughly familiar with wine
field, college graduate with market
ing background: basic salary, S75
for 4S hours. Write Box 275-V,
Evening star., 1949-02-17
CIERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Age 20-3O-The Evening Star has
an opening in the classified adver-
tising department. An opportunity
for an accurate typist with a good
telephone voice, who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to
are 4 days a week, 1:3O pm. to
$50 pm, and Saturdays II am.
to 7 pm If interested, apply per-
sonnet ofice, Room 5O4,
THE EVENING STAR
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EMPLoYMENT SERVICES
6EVE ~ T VEIN ~
MIME0GRAPHING. stencils tynef

MIMEOGRAPHING, stencils typed.
stenography. Adams 5456, D.
-LORDEN. No. Dupont Circle. 49,
A BETTER ONCE position awaits you
at BOYD'S. Thousands placed an
nually in select positions. Leave
your name at 700 18th, cor. G..
MA. 2340.
PUBLIC RELATIONS secretary Qady)
$4,000; under 80; real future. Dozens
700 18th st., coz. g. M. 2s4o. -
CRAFTSMEN, $4OO MO.
ME-. E.E. or C.E.. exp. (vaD, Estima-
tor, const.. $S5 Wk. Servicemen,
TV exp, S75 wk. Bench mech.
TV-radio, exp, $75 wk. Cd Med.
social ss0 sgorksr' $1,000 yr. SzS Seey:' t
Mutual. ITO MA. 0954.
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BIG CLERICAL, EXAM

Special coaching clerical exam.
The big clerical exam. March B
and l2 Tuition, S15 entire course.
All instruction papers free Mon,
Tues. Wed, Thurs each week.
10 m to noon. $50 to 9 pm. Call
MR. RICHARDS, Tivoli Theater
Bldg, 33I3 l4th St NV, MI. 955S.
Evening star., 1949-02-17

Attention Operators
Immed openings for work in our
alteration dept; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.
Apply empl. ONCE, 9th FIR, Main
BLDG. $3.50 to 6 daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1949-02-17
Woodward & Lothrop

Has openings in several depts. for
saleswomen; 5-day, 4O-hr. wk. Ap-
ply employment office, 9th mr., North
bldg, 9:3O-6 daily. Ia
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HELP WOMEN
TYpTST

Age 1S to 25, for long-esta tablished
firm; general Office work. high
school graduate. experience not
essential: permanent position with
opportunity for advancement. Many
employe benefits. Apply L.. j..
GaLllRgi cHARIEs g. sToTr 5a; 4 < CO., el:Hlt; 1910
N ave MA 41R1 In
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OPPORTUNITY

Exclusive franchise for Fluroescent
Lucite letter changeable signs, WASH
placing inside neon signs; one of
the fastest selling signs in America
today. $4,000 investment required;
experience unnecessary. See dis
play room, ELECTRONIC PROD
UCTS, INC, 1909 H st. NV, 4 to
8 m. ST. 1856, IL
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Self-Service Market
Restaurant, LIQUOR, Bee,

Restaurant, Liquor, Beer
Have opportunity for wide-awake
restaurant man. One of the finest
small places and in one of the best
locations Equipment modern. up
to-date, most of it new; long lease;
seats about so people; easy to op-
crate. Complete information by ap-
pointment. C W. EGGLETON, 3617
OTdT -12
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SEAMSTRESS

Experienced for dress designer; 6
needed; tempors location, HyattS-
vile. Md. Be: 25-X, Star. liz
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Harold L. Hemminger
Cocktail lounge in new hotel; C II.
GaH cenSe; &, good terms and long lease
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GIRLS

IlHlS
kre you looking for interesting work
good wages, regular increases,
pleasant surroundings. 5-day week?
Visit our employment office, 918 G
G st. NV, $40 am to 8 pm.
Monday through Friday.
The G. & P. Telephone Co.
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d ditien. su' it, I $50, Cali VA "a.
RiEFRIcERAToR,. EleetTolux. AZ
hauled, good cond., reas. OR. 1900
REFRIGERATOR, 3 Gu. it.. all porce-
lain; very good cond.; Ss5. Pheene
REFFRYYGGEERAToR-s-month-oldP6hi Phil
CO; PRACTICALLY new; lse. model; $500
REfRiGEkAroR, fAi fGGGi Kelvinator, : { Gu.
Condition e ss' 'hsa ss ehssp ssa! W W. 'sssSS $685.
condition. $50. MI. T43i. is
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, 5 Gu. TT.
exfellent Wf tGns working condition. L,a SO.
REEFFRiGERAToR. Stewart warner,
suitable for apt. or small family;
excellent condition. WO. OO16. -19
REFRIGERATORS - demonstrators,
5,yea5 guar never used Hny dHs sght
tised models; it., $3.50 models at
$3.50 STAR RADIO CO. 4o9 18th
REFRIGERAToRs = Recond.. guar. :;
see ,949 9ragsns Wesr Pheo sM1TH ST9Sfy essy
Il GER H Rs49 ea 'o5e used. gas,
cleo, all sizes and makes; recond.
and guar, S69.50 UP. trade. terms,
Others low as $50 so, barg. 1918
14th NV. DE. 1910. We service.
REFRIGERATOR - Emergency sale
Brand new. in original factory
crates, all sizes and makes; factory
guarantee with each box; we are
overstocked, and no reasonable offer
refused, ALPERSTEIN's CUT PRICE
4 APPLIANcE p IA ss5s STORE 1920 18th st,
REFRIGERATORs. reconditioned, for
SAFE, Norge. Leonard. Westinghouse.
Universal 1vs AL co9ler' e94T' Frigidaire; guar
RIFLE. Winchester. model 20 30/06,
soin 6 in, bbl,' new cond.' se5. >. WA
RUG SsALE-Fine Oriental rugs. lse.
and small sizes: REDUCED prices.
K RRE Rs RHG faoR bes1t Stsa ors sfh pattern st en
beige background; good con1.; reas:
Cali ewes or Sun, NO. 5355, IL
PUGs-9x12 Administer, $40 70 $50:
ax13 Kerminshah orientSi. ~ 9xl5
dark blue rlain, 500 I, Turkish rug
ST so yd. l745 L st. NV. RE. s26l.
RUGS, genuine Oriental scatter,
various sizes 1904 N. Military rd.,
ssTvs All; Va, x6 cH; cHpsIs-1arse 5as1; stock
nsed nseds fsiHassiiNsTa sAFEMAsTERs. RE so1I
cleo. water heaters, floor polishers,
skW1s 1Ss in MeSAARRINEs eARTNX leos snse4 nash ST eec
trify all makes sewing machines.
Open ewes. 3109 14th st. n.w.'
co. 1921.
Evening star., 1949-02-17

TAVERN
Centrally located office and business
district. Good beverage business.
We recommend it.
RESTAURANT-MD.
Best opportunity in nearby town.
fully equipped. new. mod. Only $2,-
900 down.
GROCERIES
We have a number of stores in all
sections with or without beer
AUERBACH CO., DI. 6501
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ATTENTION-SmaI contracts gwen
special attention. Experience, equip
ment and individual specialists Tor
pentry, waterproofing. drainage,
painting, cutters installed, cleaned,
lots filled. grading, landscaping,
tree surgery,. planting, fertilizer,
ways, walks, walls. terraces curbs
fences. garages, porch Enclosures
additions, recreation rooms. Free
estimates. Ii. 1925. OV. 6O05. IT,
TONIC g. MIMS-Paper hanging,
class work; no charse for estimate.
EX Sh0h -22
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GI SUBSISTENCE not enough to feed
kids; want parttime. empl. after
Moons, ewes Ii 6oRQ
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(Cor tinued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Will Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Williams of
Baltimore have announced the
engagement Of their daughter
Ellen Clash to Mr.. Henry B. Stauf-
fer, son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry E. Stauffer of Washington.
Miss Williams attended Hood
College and was graduated from
the Maryland Institute Of Art in
Baltimore. Mr.. Stauffer was grad
uated from Duke University and
received his law degree from
George Washington University.
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To Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. F'enton
announce the engagement of the
latter's daughter. Miss Mary Ellen
Standiford, to Mr.. Charles Paul
Maloney, son of Mrs. Bertha
Maloney.
Miss Stamford was graduated
m June from Notre Dame Acad-
emy. MIR. Maloney attended Con-
zaga College and served for three
and q half years in the Navy.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Wedding Date

August % is the date set for the
wedding of Miss Helen Adelaide
Mckee and Mr.. George Edward
Schoolmeester. whose engagement
was announced in December. The
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Bennett Mckee and the. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry
Schoolmeester will be married in
Our Lady of Lourdes Church in
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1949-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Gunten an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy M. Gum
ten, to Mr.. H. Walter Jorss, son
of Mrs. R. E. Boothby, the cere-
mony taking place recently in
the Lincoln Chapel Of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
with the Rev. Robert T. Bridge
officiating.
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Weds Mr.. Harris

The Rev. Robert s. Trenbati.
oficiated at the recent wedding
in Trinity Episcopal Church OF
Miss Phoebe Lorraine Overdorf
and Mr.. James William Harris.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Anson D. Overdorh Of
Takoma Park and the groom is
the son of Mrs. w. F. Harris and
the late Mr.. Harris Of Laurel.
Evening star., 1949-07-17

Announcement is. made of the
marriage July 9 in Vine Valley,
Canandaigua Lake, N. Y, of Miss
Ruth Krautwurst of Washington
and Mr.. Arnold Sorensen of Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1949-07-17

Summer Bride
Miss Sari Greta Persky, daughter
Of Mrs. Beatrice Persky, was q
bride of July 7. her marriage
to Navy Yeoman Gilbert Esquerdo,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Esquerdo of Brooklyn. taking place
in the Naval Communications
chapel. Chaplain Henry Tavel
ofnciated at the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

small golden Statuette. remarked
that the square jaw, sharp man.
nish features reminded her of her
Uncle Oscar. A newspaper colum-
mist overheard the comment and
the next day published a single
line in his column, reading, 'Acad-
envy employees have affectionately
dubbed their famous gold statu-
cite Oscar
All other explanation are here
by outlaWed.
Christmas cards are not merely
heart warming and cheerful, they
also are informative. That OF F
Cowles and Edie Strickland Che
was Washington favorite Civic
Theater directory shows, for in
stance, that the Stricklands have
two attractive children and ar
equally attractive garden. They
are at Leland Stanford where the
drama department is as strong as
the football team.
X X
Incidental intelligence: One OF
Bernard Shaw's Christmas gifts
will be a pair of gloves knitted fol
him by Gertrude Lawrence while
she was playing the mother role
in THE Glass Menagerie" al
Warner Bios. in Hollywood
Miss Lawrence's gifts used to be
ties, and no woman could choose
them with such unerring taste .
Invitation to Music" Italian pic
ture featuring the Rome Opera In
Lucia De Lammermour" has been
booked for local showing by the
Pix Theater Irene Dunno has
so many talents she sometimes al
lows one to lie idle for years >.
However. she will sing again in
Come Share My Love" She
will sing twice Malraux's pic
ture of the Spanish revolution
Mans Hope" was made some
years ago, but it only today is get
ting around to Washington where
it opens at the Dupont. Ger
many, Year Zero" which wa
to have been the houses next
attraction, has been set back
week. . Muriel Maddox, daugh-
ter of Navy Capt. Charles H. Mad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

of as the picture which made -
Montgomery Cliff.
1t also left a lot of people think
ing they could use Corey in their
works.
Margaret Webster's touring
Shakespearian repertory company
is thought of in the trade as
aiming principally for college and
young peoples patronage. This
is a mistake. for the truth is that
the Webster troupe plays stand
ard theater bookings for standard
theater audiences all over the
place.
One such booking of interest
locally is the week of January 2
at Ford's in Baltimore. The COM
pany, which includes Louisa Hor-
ton as leading woman, will do a
week between THE Tanning of the
Shrew" and Julius Caesar" The
"Shrew" performances are set for
Monday, Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday nights. and Saturday
matinee; Caesar" for Tuesday
and Thursday nights. and Thurs
day matinee.
The Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences is stirring al
though it will be another three
months, or more, before the an
nual other over who wins the
Oscars.
Despite withdrawal of support
by the major studios after last
years awards, things are going
along as usual, with the Academy
itself preparing to foot the costs
of the elections which will come
to $4,000.
Incidentally, in connection with
it's first official announcement in
some months, the Academy comes
through with an oficial-and one
hopes final - explanation of how
the prizes began to be called
Oscars. I'm 1881" the announce
ment goes, Mrs. Margaret Her
rick, now executive secretary of
the Academy, while studying the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time of SHOWING

Ambassador IA Farewell to
Arms; /. $40. $40 and 8 pm.
Capitol - Border Incident:
11:10 an. $50. 4:35, 7:15 and
1918 pm. Stage shows: !, 3:45,
6:25 and s:10 pm.
Columbia-''The Doctor and
the Girl";; 1925 am; 1880. 3:35.
$40, 7:55 and $50 pm.
II Dupont-'Man's Hope; ESQ.
s, TAO and 1920 pm. ii, {
Keith's-"They Live BY, Night !:
11:40 am. 2. 4, sos. sos. 1910
pm. and 1915 am.
observation-disclosures Di-
ary"; 11:15 am, 2:40. sos and
9:25 pm.
Little-"The Invisible Man;
HOO am, 1:40, 1925, 7:05, 9:55
pm.
National - David Harum";;
1880 am, 1:20. $40, sos. 6:55
and 10 pm. Sneak preview 1885
pm.
Palace - "Oh, You Beautiful
Doll"; II am. 1:05. 3:15, $50,
1870, $40 and 11:45 pm.
Pix-"Venus of Paris; 2:45,
$40, $50 pm. and 1850 am.
Playhouse - "All the Kings
Men; 1925 am. 1870, $3.50, $40.
1850 and 10 pm. and midnight.
Trans-Lux - Holiday Inn;
II am, 12:45, 2:35, 1925, 6:15,
sos and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"A Farewell to Arms;
11:15 am, 1850. 4:25. ITO and
9:55 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
HOLLYWOOD.

I1odL1 "ooD.
Spencer Tracy is Tony Owens
choice to play the famous coach,
Frank Leahy, in "Leahy of Notre
Dame" Tony is now making a
deal at Metro for George Sidney
to direct. Spencer would be very
believable as an Irish football
coach.
Eddie Bracken. who looks like a
natural for television. says. "Tele-
vision is not for me. don't think
it's ready" Next movie for Eddie
is at RKO. He stars in THE Sugar
Plum Staircase. i" Its about a guy
who sees a murder, and he doesn't
know it's a murder. and they try
and bump him off-a comedy"
says Eddie.
Dan Daley has surprise BIRTH
day party when I am visiting the
set of my Blue Heaven" How
old is hep" I ask Betty Cradle.
"She wants to know how old you
are" Betty shouts at Dan. "Twen-
ty-one." he replies emphatically.
Harry James, visiting with Wife
Betty. tells me that the band bust
ness lis very spotty. At the begin
ming of the week. quiet. Week
ends, crowded"
Arthur Loew, jr., grandson of
the famous movie magnate, has
the blessings of his parents for
his career as movie actor. I find
Arthur playing a bit in Summer
Stock" I'm learning the picture
business" he tells me. 1--we al
ready been in the producing end.
But I like the acting part best"
I ask about his romance with
Janet Leigh. Three months ago.
when we decided we would see
only each other, we also decided
to wait about a year before we
get married"
Looks like Margaret O,Brien
will do her Wild Duck" play in
New York before her movie at
Columbia.
Betty Hutton will learn to ski
during her Sun Valley vacation.
How long will you stay?" I ask
her. 1.-TWO weeks" she replies. Il
can't afford longer. It'll cost me
around 500 a day. All hope is
I don't come back with two broken
legs.
|. Greer Garson's leaving for Eu-
rope.
Audrey Totter's back to her
natural colored hair-"dark brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
want to compete with Fred. He
doesn't really have to.

want to compete with Fred. He
doesn't really have to.
Montgomery Cliffs press agent
says that Monty and Marion
Brando want to do a movie and or
1 play together. Mr.. Brando's press
agent says they don't. Boys, boys,
get together on your story.
Olivia de Havilland finally broke
down and hired a nurse for the
baby. But Olivia is still doing
most of the work. She is reading
scripts like mad, but hasn't come
up with anything good.
Arlene Dahl donated 100 dolls
for the Sam Goldwyn theater
party for the kids. Pat De Cicco's
contribution is to bring 112 kids
from Nazareth House to see the
free shOWings by Sam.
Orson Wells writes from Venice,
where he is completing "Othello"
There are so many Hollywood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

puC Sne is IlelT CHOICE anu I1ley
are with her to a man.
Apparently, to judge by the
memo from the magazine, the
single factor in Miss Romans
selection is summed up in the two
words that she is "all woman
Any one who thought she was
half gazelle obviously hos been
wrong.
Looks man for the same dis
tinction in 1850 is Wendell Corey
and this is a choice that no one
will want to dispute too hotly.
Corey, who follows the newer
fashion in male star types, that
OF being rather more plain than
fancy looking, is surely the busiest
of the recent additions to Holly
wood.
Ever since THE Search" there
hardly has been enough of Corey
to supply the demand of directors
and producers who want him for
their productions. Oddly enough,
The Search" is always thought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Hollywood Diary
Spencer Tracy Seen in Leohy Role
-By SheiIoh Graham

with some red in it" says Audrey.
She tells me she travelled 10000
miles and visited 10 CT hospitals
on this last trip. Everyone
should go through them to learn
about patience and courage"
Donna Reed has not yet re-
|ceived' the word to work again
from her doctor. But she has
thrown the clutches away. They
still don't know what caused
the arthritic- Like condition five
months ago, following the birth
of her baby son.
Gene Kelly is out of Lovely to
Look at" This is the old
Roberta" starring Fred Astaire.
And it could be that Gene didn t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

dox, is a Christmas visitor from
Hollywood where she recently
made her screen debut in The
Men" That's the Stanley
Kramer production starring Mar
lon Brando and directed by Fred
zimmerman, the man who made
The Search" and vice versa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20

movie people here, blood will be
running in the canals soon. The
| leading bar in Venice looks like
the Metro commissary!"
! North American Newspaper Alonce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-20
Drama News and Reviews
Ruth Roman Editors Choice
As Rising 'A||-Wonnon' Star
By Joy Cormody

who think in words about pic
tures-have put together number of dlemmas
lately they feel column should know about
Looks predictions about which OF the newer
movie players the glttering stars of 1850.
hardly would expect Ruth Roman
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Eleventh 'Juke Bus Rushed
Into Service by Transit Co.

Capital Transit Co., we'll pleased
with it's first day of operation of
I'm radio on 10 buses, rushed an
o4her into service this morning
and planned still another for late
today
Company officials said they had
received only one telephoned COM
plant about the Music as You
Ride program" and that from a
woman who admitted she had not
ridden on a radio-equipped bus" ;"
The programs, which begin at
7 am. bring in brief newscaSts,
brief commercials and consider
able light music. originating from
Station WWDC. A supersonic
signal turns the set on in the
morning and off at night. The
drivers have no control over Sc
lection and volume.
Five buses went into operation
in Northwest Washington and five
in the Northeast section. officials
said the 18th one started service
on Sixteenth street NV. today.
The company plans to equip 20
for a 90-day trial period before a
decision of equipping the entire
feet of 1000 buses and 500
Streetcars.