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BEST BUYS

BUICK
~ Roadmaster cony., fully sauip..
tional value only S1,695.
40 Special club coupe. Only $2eb.
CADILLAC
~ model "81" 4-dr, r. and h. seat
covers. A sound clean car at Sse5
Al model "6l" sedanette. r. and h.
An unusual bargain. Ssa5.
CHEVROLET
As Aero sedan. fully equip, maroon
fnish, sparkles like new. An excep-
tional value. S1,395
'49 cony. club coupe. fully equip.
5000 8 actual dn! miles, A real beauty
- conv. coupe. r: and h, seat sos soy-
Only 81 1895.
As 4-dr. sedan. r. and h. seat GOV.
ers, only $4,000 miles. Only 1925.
~ 2-dr, on rleetline. T. and h. excel.
ii 4-dr., r. r. and h. One Of the
eleanest 1941s in town. 1895;
sound body s4s5.
CROSLEY
'4s .s.::s 2,sr,' ,io. ,o fins condition; cheap
DODGE
~ eonv., fully equip; . sound ear.
Only S1,296
e 4-drs sedan. clean {" 3 Stn.
HUDSON
80 Commodore sedan, extremely
clean. Only $995.
OLDSMOBILE
~ "es" 4-dr. sedan: Hydra. Matte.
fully equip. A beautiful car. S2,1q5.
'4s "76" conv., fully equip. A good
buy. Hydra-Matic drive. s1,6e5.
Al 6-cyl., club coupe. One OF the
finest cars of this age, Only $6a5.
AZ cdr, s-cyl. r. and h. A beau
tiful clean car S1a5.
PONTIAC
'46 4-dr. sedan. completely equip. 4
beautiful car at only S12a5
'46 2-dr. sedanette. A good clean
car for only 81, 1875.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
$500 BALTIC. ave, Hyattsville, WA.
SoOn
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AUTO WHOLESALERS

AUTO WHOLESALERS
We Advance Cost of Plates
and 80 Tax
SEE EN-, COMPARE EN-,
DRIVE EN- AWAY
Pay as Low as 81 a Week
PSWE PsMf! rFZt5 Egt1
At OLDS.
$3.50 Sedan. Fine cond. Small $l,O94
weekly payments.
'48 PACKARD
$3.50 Super club sedan; excel. S1,5e4
cond.; small wkly. pymts.
'48 DODGE
S275 Sedan. Fine condition. $1.294
Small weekly payments.
'49 MERCURY
$3.50 Sedan: hardly run. Small Sl,691
weekly payments.
as MERCURY
S235 4-dr. sedan. Fine cond. $685.
Small weekly payments.
'48 HUDSON
$500 Sedan. Fine condition. 81 1884
Small weekly payments.
AZ OLDS.
$3.50 Convertible coupe. Fine $1'294
cond. Small wkly. pymts.
'46 CHEVROLET
S1p5 Coupe. Fine condition. $50.
Small weekly payments.
'36 STUDEBAKER
$50 Sedan. Fine condition. S14!
Small weekly payments.
'48 FORD
$3.50 Sedan. Fine condition. &994
Small weekly payments.
AT BUICK
S275 Sedan. Fine conditiap. $1,2e4
Small weekly paymentA
'46 PONTIAC
$3.50 Station wagon. nne $99!
cond.. small wkly. paymts.
AS PLYMOUTH
S235 4-dr. sedan, fine cond. $780,
Small weekly payments.
as FORD
$3.50 Fordor sedan. fine cond. Ss7s
'38 PLYMOUTH
$3.50 Coupe. fine cond.. small $685.
weekly payments
~ NASH
$3.50 Sedan. Fine condition. S994
Small weekly payments.
'39 DODGE
slS' smalI snaan' weekly slhs pssments. sSnen '''
40 CHRYSLER
S135 windsor coupe. Fine S39z
rs CHEVROLET
$3.50 Aerosedan. Fine eond. $1,09A
Small weekly payment.
'46 NASH
5000 Sedan. Fine condition. 1874
Small weekly payment.
40 BUICK
S135 Sedan. Fine condition. $494
Small weekly payment:
AZ STUDEBAKER
$135 Champion sedan; fne $494
cond.; small weekly pay
VI CHEVROLET
$3.50 Town sedan: nne cond.; 1894
small weekly pymts.
Al .OLDS
$135 Sedan; fine cond.; small $494
weekly paymepBts;cr payments
$135 Sedan: fine cond.; small $494
weekly payments.
AZ DE SOTO
S295 Custom sedan: nne con- $1,294
dition; small weekly
payments.
Al NASH
$3.50 Sedan: fine cond.; small 1894
weekly payments.
'41 BUICK
$3.50 sedanette; fine cond.; 1894
small weekly payments.
40 OLDS
$3.50 Convertible coupe: hne 1894
cond.; small weekly pay
~ ~ PACKARD
$195 Clipper sedan; Fine 1894
AZ CHEVROLET
S235 Coupe. Fine condition. 1894
~ sTUDEBAKER
S275 Commander club cpe. $1,294
Fine cond. SIN. wkly.
''3si SO CHEVROLET
s135 I'd. sedan; Fine cond; 1894
Small weekly payment.
oTHER BARdA1Ns
DEALERS
Always so Cars
To Choose From
AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
Ii. $500
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LOVING MOTORS
4th g. N Sts. NV. AID. S005
HO. 1850
ANACOSTIA
QUALITY

Your Guarantee of Value
WEEK END SPECIALS
1948 Dodge ---$1,595
Sedan: low mileage; one owner;
black: guaranteed.
1948 De Soto -- $1,645
Sedan; one owner; low mile
age: radio and heater: light
blue; guaranteed.
1s49 Ford s1,545
Custom 6-pass; Glib. spe.; mech.
good: gunmetal; radio, heater;
1947 Plymouth - $1,2o5
Two-door sedan. Special de
luxe; low mileage; good tires:
mech. good: radio and he1ter;
cream puff; guaranteed. ID
1948 Austin - $795
little. Economical transp.; =
1947 Chevrolet $1,295
Fleetmaster 6;pass. club epe.;
sunmetal; radio and heater;
1910 Chrysier - s595
S.sser; EinssGF mech. sssan' o'k'! tsai0 d.ne :ne
green; good transp;. guaran-
1910 Ford ------ss ssss5
Station wagon; clean as
whistle. mech. good. See IL.
Guaranteed. a.
1899 ChrySler $495
Royal sedan: new paint lob:
very clean; radio and heater:
1887 sS.Esaicis' BuicE ------- s14s
Good transp. to and from
work.
1899 Ford -----$ $295
Black: radio and heater; bar
gain.
1898 Plymouth $245
Good transp. TO and from
OPEN DAILY, 8 'Tne
SUNDAYS, 1915
ANACOSTIA
MOTOR co.
cHRYsLER-PLYMOUTH DEALM
18th and Good HOPE Eds e.K.
AK. 4100
l01atln1sa @ Nsxt tssa.S
Evening star., 1949-10-02

CHOOSE FROM 8 BIG
GUARANTEED VALUES
as PACKARD $1,245
"6" sedan. Get low LIST cost and
low maintenance from this low
mi one-owner bargain; fully
equipped, good tires.
~ PACKARD ST ,495
IS" sedan; fully reconditioned
with LOVING care: r. and h.:
green finish; top cond.: seat GOV.
ers; terms to suit you.
'48 PLYMOUTH $1,295
De luxe sedan. Choose from 8.
all with low mi, all clean and
ready to drive away. No equip.
ment, but will furnish what you
want At cost; black finish.
~ PACKARD $795
Club sedan, black "l2o"; recon-
ditioned with LOVING care for
many more lov-cost miles 1t
will cost S100 more on Monday.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
SMALL
THE Best of All
Comes From Small"
30-DAY WARRANTY

Many Other Bargains
NEW AND USED CAR HEAD
QUARTERS FOR 20 YEARS
FRANK SMALL,
Jr., Inc.
Trade-Ford-Terms
1901 Good Hope Rd. s.E.
Ii. 2016
2OO1 Nichols Ave. Sc.
IR. 9721
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SHOWROOM

OPEN DAILY TILL 2.
SAT. TILL 5; SUN, 10 TILL 8.
Shop in comfort at Washington's
largest indoor showroom. We try to
keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters. Easily financed. and II
your car exceeds the down payment
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

HILL & TIBBITTS
Wash.'s sOldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
-3
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AZ PACKARD
For Convertible Bargains
BUY IN THE FALL
'48 PACKARD.

'48 PACKARD ,2s5
Convertible Victoria. Read this
list: Electromatic clutch, fresh
air heater and defroster. over
drive, r.v. mirrors, 2 backing
lights, 2 fog lights, WV. tires
with Life Guard tubes. Pastel
brown finish. It's what the
youngsters call dreamboat
Packard. oniciars car. Save
over $1,000.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HORNER's CORNER
Stanley H. Horner
BUICK

Fla. Ave, 9th to 9th NE. AT. s4e4.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

OPEN ALL DAY SUN.
Terms or Trade on All Cars
BUY YOUR CARS WHERE
LOVING'S CARE MEANS LONGER
WEAR
Evening star., 1949-10-02

PACKARD 1912 4-dr. sedan; mech.
looking; s7e5. HALEY's. PACKARD,
1I40 20ht st: NV, Ma: 1905; IRE
MAhHY!sE-YouRE MEMREE-Ie IT sSsnH s2MEs FROM ON
PIERCE ARROW 1880 7-passenger:
must be seen and driven to be .ap-
preciated; need need money; sacrifice
PLYMOUTH 194s Special de luxe
equipped; q desirable car. in excel
spaee; ssas comfy only $3.50 $50 down. % $3.50 =
wk., National Insurance coverage
Moss inssdss sus9sntse s9das Sf2i MAhEt Nc
Ghsyslf5Mf @is, En- oatst.ndins sssS' dealer s 4soo
PLYMOUTH 1889: 40 motor. clean
body, good rubber; sacrifice $3.50
Ford. 1883 r. 1. ave. ne, co.
pILsYiMdouTH 1e4s de luxe sedan;
1925. Like new inside snd ,9I out t
s?sFssSss SoFSSs oass Sefo' Is 1888 r +: .7s
PLYMoGTH 1910 e-dr sedan; r. and
h: and seat ,sye coyers; $3.50; orig
p9GYMouTH 9YYRfo;u A. II 2i4oG 4sdr. sedan: r. and
h. spotlight. A real bargain, S545.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave.
TIA 4R(l() 3
PLYMOUTH 1941 sedan; r. and h.,
car, $3.50. Cash, trade or S17b
down. WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and
PHYMouTH 1917 special de luxe
4-dr. sedan: robin egg blue; r. and
;. condition Ike new; sdS, sd,14S; sssh ann
I0E5. isth and < sts. nv. n.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

1912 STUDEBAKER
Champion sedan: orig. black finish;
ready to go; $545
1941 STUDEBAKER
Champion sedan; good, solid, clean
car; S495.
Many other cars to choose from at
less than wholesale price.
Spurrier Motors, Inc.
Arlington Packard Dealer. 1910 -Ft.
Myer dr., between Wilson and Lee
blvd. g blocks so. Key Brldge).
OW QR43 GIL, 4110 .
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NASH '46 4-dr. sedan, 800 series;
eond; s945. KIRK MOTOR CO.;
1000 Ga: ave. NV. IA. 4s0O. --3
oUner oexsIs Grhsf mi exceiient cond %
ssrsiql9y Sf is driven; i' bargain at si:ssO:
fasz slss :ssa ss 4-:ss ssss 'r:: syasf5 1885, tsH
Nash ASH 1s4s 4-dr.; new-car condition;
guaranteed; two-tone green; 81 .395.
hALEYNsA, nA. NA fssssrd soS iREMEMBGR 1sas bGIe #
NASH l946 800; r. and h.; 1895
or make offer. 50I7 N. gath St,
NASH AAEsipsts4 1915 Eso Esoo i'ss;d 4,dr sedan. good
mech. cond., Weather-Eye air-cond.;
1895 or best offer. chi. 2737. =
NASH 1889 4-dr.: excel. in and out;
81 sI4S; 7ss5. Mj & H" 1914 Ga ave: NV.
Nash as 4-d. sedan. green. r. and h.,
900 nj: sse5ificsso so.s Ct sI;ls5 q Or
ns. best Or VS.. vs.. 55ss' so' so7s' aios 81 f'h
NASH l94s Ambassador; r and h..
Wv tires, seat covers, immaculate
inside and out, low mileage: owner.
driven only; $1,000, MI. 751l; 2
| NhSn 10 oCQdut ff0f' llic SotAoitloh'
$500 down, small weekly payments.
| AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
densburg rd. ne, Ii. $4,000. -
NASH AZ sedan; 1904; fine condi-
ton; $3.50 down: small weekly pay
ments. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburs I'd. ne. Ii. 3-SSO0.-7
NASH 1916 4-door sedan; Weather.
Eye air conditioning and WV. tires:
ton: $ssb: soWMAN MOTOR
NASH 5000 1915; heater: excellent
cond.; orig. owner; $3.50 cash.
NASH 10 Ambassador sedan; low
mileage, company ofhcial car; equip
with. r.. h. overdrive. and other
. extras: this car has had the best OF
care and is in sperfect condition:
! unconditional guarantee. WILLIAMS
g. BAKER NASH, 2aa9 M st. NV
Nash AS s4s'' s4s 5000; excellent condition;
motor Just overhauled; nice clean
interisS; an outstanaains Ut uM value ss
T. BAKER NASH, 2s1s M st. NV
NASH M 0;2I IL Ambassador "s" sedan;
r. and h., overdrive and other extras;
the quiet. smooth performance OF
this clean, well.kept car VII a, sma1s
zxERg zSx1Ei gr's1ss s1sa sssssSi ssis y M1.1ns Z. a:1.
ofVVs
Evening star., 1949-10-02
LOVING MOTORS
Save $100 Each
SUNDAY ONLY

CHOOSE FROM 8 BIG
GUARANTEED VALUES
Evening star., 1949-10-02

Z AAAS --ol, oCohA' Itdl1dli
cream inish; low NIL, r. and h.:
one owner: exceptionally perfect car
mos. mo- oilt MtoNTdoMERYesiruBBs Srtosssaesi MO- s
TORS. INC. Gincoln- Mercury deal
ssss 800 115ssn'Gsfs ossn sa ra ss san
Pontiac 1886 8 cylinder 4-door,
ROYAL MOTORS. Packard. 443O
Conn: ave, Wo. 97s3; open evenines
PONTIAC 1s4s convertible; Rio red
Hydra-Matic. many accessories; pvt
SI.595 or best offer. Phone WI
Pontiac 1885 coupe; rumble seat
r. h.. motor overhauled Aug: leav-
Ing town, must sell; $3.50. Vienna
Pontiac is41 sedsn-eoupe; $500
%1 Gan asas tlRsRee' j. H. BoLL1NGER'
pSCNSTi1AAcc4 is4s streamliner "s" 4
and grey fnish; exceptionally hne
cond.; over $400 in extras; de luxe
sns ssSR thftSusn3sE aSsE ess ss Gsns5 s15o
PONTIAC 1910 s-dr; e-cyl.: perfect
inside and out; like new; $545.
N; q H. 1914 Ga. ave. NV. GE.
Pontiac 1e4s s-cyl.: HYDRA, r. and
h., Wv. tires; 5000 act. mi; can't
be told from new; $1,745. M. d. H..
PONTIAC 1947 streamliner IS" a-dr.
sed. coupe; black; radio, heater,
Wv, direction sig, other valuable
81 ,495 KE. 3-5965. "a
PONTIAC 194S convertible; Hydra
Matte; fully equipped; 11,000 miles,
excel, clean cond., garage kept; orig
inal owner must sacrifice; S1.550.
roNTIac is41 Cdr. sedan: r., h.;
PONTIAC 194s 4-dr. 81: Hydra
Masiei saaaG + ownan aHa NJ 10 81 ses5 ;es5 going
PONTIAC 1899 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h., new tires, Transmission; excellent
transportation: S245. MA. 1949
Sun. 12 to z, week days 9-5.
PONTIAC 1946 blue 4-dr. sedan; has
heater, radio and seat covers; one
of the better buys in its price class;
terms; c. e; ;,, G guarantee prize;
oIDsMoBuE CO.. 1929 22nd St.
NV, Ma. 5000.
PONTIAC 1e4s .4-door s-eyl. Hydra
Rttstssti; r ,ola. ltnd aS.es7.s 81 47sn' oWHNf WIZ;
%. 014.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
Lawson Speaks
On Alpha Phi
Alpha Program

Men of Alpha Phi Alpha Frater-
nifty, Inc, from long and short dis
tances came as did their friends to
honor Gamma Upsilor, the under
graduate chapter of Tougaloo Col
lege. Charter members are Byrd,
Clark. Brooks, Gray, Incram, Pr
late. Johnson. Strickland and War
rem. The principal speaker on this
historic occasion was Attorney Bel
ford V. Lawson. national president
of Alpha Phi Alpha. Mr.. Lawson
very dynamic and forceful speak
er is graduate of the University
of Michigan and the Yale School
of Law. He spoke TO a capacity au-
dience on the role of the Greek
Letter Organization in the Demo-
cratic Society. Also present was
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

The course--the sixth given for
corrective therapy personnel in VA
hospitals-was a joint program Of
the Division OF Physical Medicine
Rehabilitation of VAS Department
of Medicine and Surgery, and the
Division of Adjunctive Tnerapy of
the Institute of Psychological Me-
CREME.
Training programs previously
were conducted at VA general me-
dical and surgical hospitals in Rich
mond, Virginia; Hines, Illinois, and
Los Angeles, California Two pre-
vious courses also were held at the
Topeka hospital.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
Alcorn Junior Braves
Wins Over Leland Pro
BY Score Of 54-27

ALCORN, Miss. tSpeciaD -
Coach Ray and his high scoring
Junior Braves moved on TO score a
decisive 54-27 win over a favorite
Leland Professional quintet to re-
main undefeased for the season.
E. James, Alcorn's elongated CEN
ter, scored "a points to take top
offensive honors and set an indivi-
dual scoring record for. the Alcorn
A. & NJ. College gym.
E. Hanney led the pros attack
with IA points.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
S. c. Basketball
Tournament AT
Alcorn, March 4

The annual South Central Basket
Call Tournament will be held on
March 4 and 5th in the gymnasium
OF Alcorn College. The schools COM
peting this year are jackson Col
iege, Campbell College. Rust Mis-
sissippi Industrial. Okolona. South
Christian Institute, Philander Smith
and Tougaloo Lovers of the sport
plan to leave Jackson in by no
means small numbers even though
there are few seats available.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

the Southern Regional Director,
Charles H. Tarpley, of Memphis,
Tenn. Program music was under the
direction Of Prof. T. H. Pearsall,
Music Dept, Tougaloo College. The
Reverend Richard Middleton pro-
nounced the Invocation and Bene-
diction.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

Veterans Administration has con-
Quoted training program for cor
receive therapists At the Winter
VA hospital in Topeka, Kansas, to
broaden their understanding OF the
needs and problems of neuropss-
Ichjalric patients
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

The first hydroelectric station in
america was built in Appleton,
Wisconsin in 1882.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
Mz61Ad
Mzeu5%

World War II veterans receiv-
ing education or training under the
CT Bill are urged by the Veterans
Administration to include the name
and address of their school or
training establishment in all cor
respondence with VA.
This information should be in
cluded in addition to the clearly
legible, complete name and address
of the veteran and the extremely
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05

"Porky' Green, Alcorn's stellar
guard, took top defensive honors
and played one of his best games
of the year.
Ford, Yearell and Langdon were
a great help to the Junior Braves
scoring attack.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1949-03-05
Important claim number.

important claim number.
Student-veterans and job-trainees
who follow this advice will expe-
dite any action on their case by
VA and avoid delays often caused
by lack of sufficient information
contained in correspondence from
veterans.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
Betty Hutton Booked for D. c.,
AOne-Night Dinner Show
By Joy Cormody

Hollywood correct and this one looks pretty od
Betty Hutton will be Washington March 10 as heade ne
White Photographers annual dinner
ebuent Hutton subdued by motherhood Tor the past
returned to work at Paramount
Evening star., 1949-03-01
Hollywood:
Cagney Visits
At Warner's:
May Do Film
By SheiIoh Groham

Jimmie Cagney has been visit
ing his old movie alma mater,
Warner Brothers. And I hear he
is returning there to star in West
Point Story" Cagney made most
of his good movies for the Freres
Warmers.
Lawrence Tierney will remain in
Lisbon, Portugal. to make three
pictures. This way he hopes to
convince Hollywood 1t is okay to
take another picture chance on
him. I hope it works. BY the
way, did you know Larry had
never touched drop in his life
until he came to Hollywood at the
age of "a?
Ingrid Bergman and her new
director, Roberto Rossellini, are
discussing their pending Italian
picture in some of the more public
bistros.
Charles Coburn has a date at
goth Century Fox to play a nice
old boy in Everybody Does 1t. !"
Charles is II years old. plays poker
most nights, downs a couple of
highballs before dinner, and rare
ly gets to bed before 8 in the
morning. And he is about the
healthiest man I know. =
Lou Costello's H. year old
daughter, Patty, does not want
him to sell their home. When
people come to buy Lou says,
Patty tells them things like, the
pools dirty, the theater doesn't
work, it's a terrible property-not
worth the 500, my father wants
for it.
Linda Darnell and Richard
Widmark are back to do so extra
pages of work in their finished
movie, "Slattery's Hurricane.'
|
Donald O'Connor, now whoop-
ing 1t up in Curtain Call at
Evening star., 1949-03-01

Next to the dinner itself, the
event to which she is looking for
ward is tea with the President.
Blair House probably never has
entertained a more energetic guest
than Paramount's volatile come
dienne.
What with two foreign pictures,
Hamlet" and The Red Shoes
on the list of five nominations for
this years Academy awards. 1t
should be fairly clear that the non
Hollywood product is not discrim-
mated against.
It should be. the Academy itself
agrees, but it never is.
The selection of winners" 1t
says, IAN annual topic OF inter-
national interest is source OF
mystery to many people outside OF
the motion picture industry.
The mystery persists in spite oil
the Academy's effort to clear il
up. Nevertheless. it rises once
again, with the following explana-
ton:
Motion pictures from through
out the world are eligible fol
awards provided they have been
shown for a period of no less than
seven days in the metropolitan
area of Los Angeles during the
awards year, which extends from
January l to December 81. -Four
hundred and SIS motion pictures
were eligible for the forthcoming
awards which will be presented on
March "a in Hollywood"
AS to the top three awards, best
picture, best acting and best di-
recting-as well as the subordi-
nate ones-nominations are made
by the three top Screen Guilds
Actors, Directors and Writers, plus
the Academy membership. Final
Evening star., 1949-03-01

Jimmy Stewart has two sword
fish and Gloria Mclean one, to
show for their fishing trip in
Mexico with the Jack Bottoms.
That's not very romantic. Neither
is the rocking chair that Jimmy
brought back with him-"to rock
in and think of Mazatlan," he says.
Evening star., 1949-03-01

voting Is limited to the Academy's
1000 members.
II II
Warner Bros, one of the longest
idle of the Hollywood studios. be-
gins this week to resound with the
noise of some extensively oper-
ated typewriters. This prelude to
activity on the part Of actors, di-
rectors, technical STATS and others
finds % writer's at work on %
scripts.
Among the more interesting Of
the literary products upon which
studio scriptists are busy are THE
Trial of Cardinal Mindszenty," by
Anthony Veillier; "The Story OF
ISeabiscuit." Peter Milne; Beyond
the Forest" Lenore Coffee; THE
West Point Story" by Charles
Hoffman and Irving Wallace;
and Career Girl" by Henry and
Phoebe Ephron.
Warmers has not been 50 busy
since the shadow OF televislon fell
across the place almost year ago.
Now that everyone else has been
mentioned for the role-espe-
cially June Allyson and Ida Lu-
pino-a leading lady apparently
has been chosen for Mrs. Mike. :"
whose male star will be Dick
Powell.
The girl in question will be Eng
lands pretty Peggy Cummins who
a couple of years ago was snatched
out of the London company Of
Junior Miss" and brought here
to play, of all things. Amber In
Forever Amber"
r r 4 +
Washington subscribers to the
Theater Guilds play series at
Ford's Theater in Baltimore will
seel, the second production of the
seasen next Monday. The at
traction will be the Jed Harris
production of The Heiress." star
ring Basil Rathbone and Beatrice
Streight.
Local Guild customers should
begin receiving their tickets today.
y II X
If prospective guests are other
wise unlocked for Thursday night,
the Military Order Of World Wars
should provide highly dis
tinguished appearance to the
premiere of "Paisan" at Trans
Lux. In addition to the diplo-
matte group headed by the Am
bassador and Madame Tarchiani
of Italy, the invitation list in
cludes Secretary of State Dean
Acheson. Secretary of Defense
Forrestal, Gen. George G. Mar
shall, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
Admiral Louis Denfield. Gen. Omar
Bradley, Gen. Clifton B. Gates,
Gen. Carl Spaatz. and leaders OF
the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives.
A group of hospitalized veterans
who fought in Italy-the back
ground of "Paisan"-will be spe-
cial premiere guests.
|
Jane Cowl, owner Of one OF
Broadway's most famous names
and finest regulations. will make
her first screen appearance this
year in Come. Be My Love" The
picture, a Neptune production,
will be directed by Robert Mont
gomery who also will play the
principal male role.
Miss Cowls character will be
that of Montgomery's mother.
&&&
Mt. Vernon Players are won
dering If they are not the most
courageous of local drama groups.
Basis of this conjecture is the fact
that in spite of the groups mini
ature stage in Undercroft audi
torium, its next production will
be musical requiring cast OF SO.
The musical is Maxwell Ander-
sons and Kurt WELLS "Knicker-
booker Holiday" which, in Its
original production, taxed the
stage of the National Theater.
Jimmy Stewart has two sword
fish and Gloria Mclean one, to
show for their fishing trip IN
Mexico with the Jack Bottoms.
That's not very romantic. Neither
is the rocking chair that Jimmy
brought back with him-"to rock
Evening star., 1949-03-01

Cactus Creek" gets something
new for his next. I'm starring
in Frances" Don tells me.
Frances Is a talking mule. The
idea is to show and tell what a
mule thinks of a second lieuten-
ant, to be played by Don.
Evening star., 1949-03-01

DANCING.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassador "Whisper1ne
Smith; lis. 500, 5:25, 1880 and
9:40 pm.
sCapitol-"Command Decision;
II am, 1:45, 4:30. tbs and 10
pm. Stage shows: 1:10, 1855. 6:4C
and 9:25 pm.
Columbia - THE Paleface";;
11:45 am. las, $40, $40. TAO
and s:35 pm.
Dupont THE Red Shoes;
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Hippodrome - Cesar; 7:10
5:55 and 9:40 pm.
Keith's "Rogues Regimen"
11:40 am; LAS, 3:45, 5:45. 7:4s
and 9:45 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 1880 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan The Dark
Past; 1885 am, lao, $40, 5:45
7:50 and $50 pm.
NatiOnal-"The Return OF Oc-
tober";; 11:40 am, 1875, $3.50
5:25, 7::20 and 9:15 pm.
Palace Family Honeymoon"
I11:20 am. 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, TAO
and 9:45 pm.
PIx-"Born to Kill; $40, $50
and 9:55 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pasto-
rale":: IL am. los, $40, $40
7:30 and $40 pm.
i Trans-Lux - "Enchantment"
11:05 am, 1:15, 1928, 5:35. 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
Warner whispering Smith;
1920 am, 1:25, $3.50. $40. 7:5C
and 9:55 pm.