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OFFICES FOR RENT

RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS-4-rm.
and bath apt and Office for any
kind Of business; entire md floor,
ohllH st. me- $3.50 mo. FIR. 1900.
THREE LARGE OFFICES. consisting
of entire floor and large bath: pvt
entrance; located in the heart of
financial district; approximately l.
500 square feet. 500 18th ST. NV,
1 HAVE AT 9th AND L SITS. NV, o
officeS. bldg. now remodeled and will
be ready for occupancy Feb. |. 1919;
consisting OF l and . rm. suites with
pvt. lavatories. I'm taking applica-
tons in now: j. B. MALLOS, EX.
5"lS. 1929 Vt. ave. NV. S
SUITE OF 4. furnished; professional.
semiprotessional; seGretarlal service
FIRST GR;9''Sf FLOOR DESK Is SPACE, SPACE tele-
phone service: Irving near 14th ST.;
reasonable. DE. 1904 or Wo. 57ls.
BARR BUILDING, a1o 18th st. NV,
attractive desk space for hose who
want the, best; reception. mail,
sxitchbqard sSs Gn}f q, and stenosraphic SeTv-
cTSrrKY 1esi ri! Pi BuiLpfNG-41o 1of Mlo 5th st
n,;w.-We invite you to inspect this
clean modern freproof ofice build
ing, facing Courthouse Park; rents
have been adjusted TO new low Ievels;
elevator service. THOMAS J. FISH
DEsIRABLE suiTE Consisting COZ pt e0HS; Of 3
rms and reception hall in 1900 blk.
oftces or national hdas, APPROX.
loo SO. #: $500 per mo. FLOYD
E. DAVIS 0AyI co" 1929 x st. NV,
OFFICE ON WILSON BLVD. of 2
rms with small darkroom and
bath. Call CN. 4l60, or CH. 1913.
DESIRABLE LOCATION in Falls
1881 X ST. NV, corner OF 56th and
K sts-." large rms, second floor;
heat. nght. ianitor service. BRoD1E
4 COLBERT INC, Realtors. Ma.
OUTSIDE oFF1CE-1exl4. carpeted:
turn. or unfurn.: 18th and N, Y,
4 PRIVATE ROOMS and private tot-
I.eet md a, corner approx. 100
dept, WEAVER BROS, NC, wash
SILVER sPRING. MD.-suitabie for
doctor or dentist; Call M. Middle
ALEX, ilsaon Ha5; M6NfGoMERY Pii siias sr-Bids. BIT
suitable for office, antique shop or
dry cleaning pickup station. Call
GL. +b3 or lie. 9S46- IS
THE NEW ALLISON BUILDING. Bird
and Sheridan sts. NV. Large ofices
suitable for. any professional busi-
ness A fey still left, Plenty
RA. 96O5 CT GE 1859 10
PRIVATE OFFICE in law suite,
Washington Loan and Trust Build
ing. use Of reception room. MA
OFFICE FOR RENT. upper Wis. ave;
suitable for contractor or photog-
rapher real estate. Call any time,
OR 6644 =
THREE-ROOM SUITE. convenient
downtown location; reasonable rent.
SENATE REALTY CO. EX. 1870.
SILVER SPG.-Pvt otfice or desk
space. Phone and seer service.
Opp. P. o. Call WORTHINGTON,
Sligo 1900
TWO ROOMS, corner building; all
services furn; ample parking space;
SO mo. BROWN REALTY CORP,
DU. 1858.
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$4,000, STORE. $4,000. In heavily
populated area, near theater; good
any business; good lease. Apply
OWNER. Box 304-L, Star. 81
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We're entitled to half hour overtime for yester-
day. We in the washroom and nobody told
uhe
AUCTION SALES Cont. J

ADAM A. WESCHLEk & SON, auc-
tioneers. ESTATE SALE OF Four Hun
dred Gallons NU- ENAMEL PAINT
various size containerS) Porch
Deck, Floor. Concrete Flat, Linole-
UNI. Wax, Remover. Gold Plate Pow
der. etc BY AUCTION at Wesch
ler's. 905 E St. NV. FRIDAY, jan
uary :, 1949. PM. Terms: Cash
HELEN H HOFFMAN, Administers
trix, Estate: Gambler Hoffman, de-
ceased -6
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81 mn DOWN
ACREAGE WANTED
STORES FOR SALE

TO s ACRES vicinity Mclean, Fall
Church. with or without building
NO 5S92. -6
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INVESTMENT PROP. wANrEr

WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for all
types OF property. MILTON F.
RUPERT, 405 Investment Bldg.
Dl. 50l5: ewes, EN-. 5407. Il
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CHRYSLER 1e41 Royal 4-dr. sedan;
RANDALL MoToRs. INC. Chrysler.
Plymouth dealer, 18th and M NV.
EX 4s0O. -S
CHRYSLER 1910 Royal 4-dr. sedan;
new motor and tires. r. and h;
MoToRss NC Nc eSn.Hs; chrysl.rl fANnAnh lPlymoNth
dealer, 18th and M NV, EX. 4sOO.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

NEARLY go ACRES on the outskirts
of Alexandria and suitable for high
cadam roads with q total frontage
of over 5000 feet. The necessary
utilities are in the neighborhood and
large housing project is under way
on the adjoining tract; priced S3l,
500, MASON HIRST. Annandale,
Phone FA. 7447, CLOSED Sundays.l
10 ACRES restricted building sites;
$1,000 each site; one with nice
stream; hard road, cleo, etc; at
Clarksburgh. 13 miles north of Rock
VILE. Just of No. 240; easy terms.
OWNER. 81. 5533 i
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CHRYSLER 1946 Windsor club coupe;
and h, seat covers, very clean;
81 $40. See Mr.. Bodine, RANDALL
MOTORS, INC. Chrysler-Plymouth
dealer, 18th and M NV. EX 4S0O.
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DE SOTO 1914? conv. cl. cpe.; S995:
new 6-ply tires, new paint, good top;
lowest finance terms available by
commercial credit. CARR SALES
CORP, 1891 Wisconsin. EN- 6277.
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4,5OO FEET
DOCTOR'S OFFICI

DOCTORS OFFICE
Medical Building, Buckingham Com
munity; eXcellently located on main
street of large housing development,
containing over 1880 apartments
and in fast-growing community
ideal for eye, ear. nose and throat
specialist, surgeon, optometriSt,
chiropodist or any specialist; iilme
diaLe possession: wonderful oppor-
tunity. Call Mr.. HISLE, Chestnut
5000. 3l3 No. Glebe rd., Arlington,
Va. -
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
Onces available for business, pro-
feSslonal, medical or trade essocia-
ton and others
1346 Connecticut Ave.
Dnll
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (cont.

MODERN 1s-unit apt. house in good
Northwest location. Priced to sell
Call JOLLES, Jr.. NE. 5400; ewes,
SH 4Sq1 g
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CLEVELAND. small auto, teardrop
poses; S1OO WO. 5000 3
CROSLEi l947 sedan; low mileage:
guar. at S495. JACK PRY, 18th
and Pa ave Sc
CROSLEY 1913 station wagon; driven
Cali DG. I0I5 or or. 05i7. - "'
DE SOTO 1946 4-dr. sedan; heater
and seat covers; prac. new tires and
battery; Sl.675. Call CHI. 1921.
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CHRYSLER 1947 Town and Country
sedan; beauty personified; radio and
leather and Bedford cord interior.
famous fluid drive and automatic
transmission; ll.794 actual miles;
a real buy at $3.50: guaranteed
by Chrysler dealer. WHEELER
INC, 1900 Wis EN-. $500. -6
CHRYSIER 1a47 Windsor 4-door se-
dan; radio and heater; Sl,SOO. AID,
O426, or 403 Dupont Circle Bldg.
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DE SOTO 1898 4-door sedan; with
radlo and heater; price, $3.50. Cali
OK .kpSD
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DODGE 1885 sed.; new tires. battery.
motor, brakes and steer. just over
3v hSpea; GGo5 Pasfsd sfser Va Inspection s276
DODGE 1946 custom club coupe; r.
and h, immaculate inside and out;
FERNS. HoYLES of MOTOR SALES.
DobGE a5S eqs ss5 S 4dF nE Ied 3D. fsa2 heaer va,
ABOVE average $500 TOWN a.
COUNTRY MOTORS, 1896 Wis. ave.
DODGE l946 blue 4-dr. custom; r.
and III h good condition @ ion very very clean;
DODGE 194s Custom 4-dr, sedan:
loaded with extras: like new; special
today only, with 30-day guar. ST.
$50. BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO.,
BSf: TNf,, slSi H. Rhode Island ave: n Pis.'
DODGE 80 CDR. sedan; 5000 or best
offer. Call HO. 1917 after Z pm.
DODGE 1e47 custom coupe. radio.
hsats5 ane Tsat sGVsF 0vRfE aaS
down; IS months at $500. includes
guarantee. Cash, trade or terms:
open. Evenings III 8. Sundays tilI III
DODGE 1941 Custom 4-dr.; r. and
h., seat covers, AZ motor: excellent
condition throughout; SS75. RE.
1885 DUNBAR 6"
DODGE 1947 4-dr. Custom sedan; all
extras; VI. old; S1,995 or best
DODGE 1888 coupe; good all around
cond.; S125. Call Vienna 194-J.
DODGE 194l de luxe 2-dr.; heater.
clean black finish, upholstery as
clean as pin; motor has new TingsS
$sg5i M euaTartss n,prGss and sd,o terms TIL"
ne. DE. 1904. -
DODGE late 1946 black town sedans
low mileage: perfect cond.; no deals
ers; 800 or best offer. GE. 13Oos
DODGE 1s47 2-dr. sedan: all acces.
sories, beautiful condition; $780,
WI. 1915. =
CONTINUED on Next Psse)
Evening star., 1949-05-20

meeting Of the Friendship aSsoci-
alton, told the group he thought
he knew a way 70 force adherence
70 current boundaries through the
Federation Of Citizens Associa-
tons.
The time has come when we'd
better put these pirates in short
pants he said.
Mr.. Purcell yesterday said
some of our committee members
suggested certain additional areas
be included in our boundaries SC
people in the additional blocks
could join our aSsocis ton p"
"Omcers Of the association were
TO have taken Ii up with the
neighboring groups" he added
but I guess we won't have 10 do
that now"
Mr.. Dickman sad he will ask
the Cathedral Heights-Cle' eland
Park and Forest Hills associa-
tions. as well as the Friendship
and his own group. 10 appeal TO
Evening star., 1949-05-20

l.ag 20 witnesses They sad .t.s
truck bumped the rear c. tsss car
IN which aty Bean Was rsayrg
two or three iIrrses
The car and truck then stopped
and an argument eElS2ed. II vas
testified. As II. BeAl wAs setting
back into the car. S1r1.sls rAfr2raec
the truck into Mr.. BeAI2 and the
car. witnesses said. and than
drove OF after The LETT rear wheel
had passed over Mr., BealgS ac5y
Slnns vas arrested a. -As
station about IS blocks Rway
after = description o. the truck
had been broadcast
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Driver Held on Charge
OF Murder With Truck

A 3i-year-old truck driver was
ordered held for action ot the
grand jury. after an inquest a.
the Morgue yesterday. during
which witnesses testified he de-
liberately ran down q man with
his truck after an argument.
The defendant, William w.
Sinns. coloreG. Of Forestsl!le
Nd. told the eoroner's Jury At
the end of the inquest he did not
know anything ABOUT the case
He was charged with murder
after the death OF John r. BeaiI
a.. Of Halls, Nd. who was struck
by a truck in the 1900 block Of
Kenilworth avenue NE. accord
Evening star., 1949-05-20
Citizens Unit Explains
Boundary Plan Error

The Connecticut Avenue Citi-
zens Association failed. through
an error, to notify four neighbor-
ing citizens groups Of a consti-
tutional amendment committee
proposal to extend its boundaries,
Ganson Purcell, chairman OF the
committee said yesterday.
Charges that the Connecticut
Avenue association planned TO
expand by "raiding" and 'prat-
ing" the territory Of four ada
cent citizens groups were made
Wednesday night by J. 2. Dick
man. jr.. president Of the North
Cleveland Park association. He
said he learned Of proposal by
accident.
Mr.. Dickman. who SPOKE at a
Evening star., 1949-05-20
PTA PIons County Foir'

The Francis Scott KEY Scnoc
PTA Will sponsor a county fair
from IL an 10 5 pm. tomorrow
on the school grounds al Dana
place and Hurst terrace NV
Just OF Macarthur bouleyard near
Chain BRIDGE road.
Evening star., 1949-05-20

You're really not here toe 1ong.
you know,
and you zay IS veil have TIE best.
So when you buy Coffee 3ust pick
up WILKINS
and pass sht over all tAe rest.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Hollywood:
Sultry Susan
Wins Coveted
Movie Role
By SheiIoh Grohom

Susan Hayward quietly tested
for "Pinkie," with John Ford
Now it looks as though Susan will
be the star in this very contro-
versial film about a colored girl
who is mistaken for white.
Jeanne Grain had been mentioned
for the role.
Rita Hayworth is getting expert
advice about her career-from
hubby to-be Ally Khan. I have a
cable from Paris with the loWdoWn
on Rita's future picture plans.
She wants to remain in Europe
and make pictures, financed by
Ally, for her own BeckWith Cor
poration, to be released through
Columbia.
1t will be Bing Crosby and Betty
Hutton for Kiss Me, Kate" if
Paramount succeeds in buying the
successful Cole Porter musical.
Pairing of the volatile Betty and
the calm Crosby is something I
Cdll WdlU W SCC.
Dorothy Mcclure and David
Selznick have called off their con-
tract and Dotty, complete with
new baby and husband, IS return
ing to Hollywood to resume her
movie career. And that is fine
with this department. Dorothy is
one of the great actresses.
Gregory Peck has only eight
lines to speak in What Price
Glory" but he loves the theater
so much he is now traipsing all
over the West Coast, just to speak
'em. Next picture for Greg is
Twelve O'Clock High" followed
by QUO Vadis?"
Enrol Flynn is far from being
the happiest man in the world at
this point. Not only is his do
mestic life chaotic, but he has to
make a western as his next movie
and Enrol is fed up with westerns.
He doesn't want to be the rich
mans Roy Rogers
John Garfield is another sad
character because of the panning
of his Big Knife play. He is now
figuring on making his next pic
ture-in PariS-much earlier than
anticipated.
That reminds me-Humphrey
Bogart tells his pals that he is
depressed with the reviews given
MS KNOCK On Any Door" picture
by the New York critics. I guess
there are too many movies on the
same theme now on the screen.
Claire Trevor, hot contender
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annals of Los Angeles crime
Considering the Black Orchid
and other luridly named cases in
the police files out there. this is
aiming rather high, but the esti-
mate holds up reasonably well.
David Morgan, Basehart's man,
is that most elusive of killers, the
one who does not need a motive.
He likes killing apparently for it's
own sake and when he slaughters
policeman. who merely asks
him a polite sort of question. he
becomes the object of a real man
hunt.
If he is quick-tempered, as this
act shows him to be, his further
acts. show him to be equally quick
witted. For weeks the total ener-
gles and the greatest scientific
genius of the Los Angeles police
department yield neither a scent
nor shadow of the man.
AS killers go, he is more JUS
titled than most in thinking he
has committed the perfect crime,
but his identity begins to seep to
the surface when he commits a
kind of petty aside in selling a
stolen radio receiver to a labora-
tory. Police investigation of this
apparently unrelated misdemea-
nor results in a second officer
being shot, this one less than
fatally. A ballistics test discloses
that both officers were shot by
the same gun, simple synthesis.
which murderers seldom take
pains to escape.
In tracking down its man after
he gives the police this clue, He
Walked by Night" keeps the
straight favor of fact in pref
erence to that of screen fiction.
1t pays the police record and
the object of the manhunt the
tribute of not trying to introduce
any such extraneous angle as a
woman. Killer Morgan, the
screenscript discloses, was an
ivory tower type. He needed no
emotional escape in the form of
a female who might be imper-
sonated by an attractive girl on
Eagle-Lion' payroll.
He stuck to his single objective
of keeping ahead of the police
until their case was so complete
that they closed in on him en-
masse one night in a bleak sort
of motor court where he lived
alone with his dog.
AS a matter of additional ex-
element for the climax of He
Walked by Night" he stuck to
that objective long enough to es-
cape this dragnet and disappear
into the perfect hideout of a
master criminal. This turns out
Evening star., 1949-03-05

for the Academy supporting role
award, gets the best part she has
ever played in Women Without
Men" There are rs good women's
roles in this prison story and,
right now, Producer Jerry Wald
is talking to Joan Crawford about
starring in it.
Don't be surprised if Helen
Hayes breaks down and finally
accepts the mother role in The
Glass Menagerie' on the screen.
The deal for Tallulah Bankhead
has again cooled And now it
looks problematical for Jane Wy
man, who has so many other
movies on her schedule.
Gene Kelly and Metro have
cleared the rights to the IAN
American in Paris" title from the
George GershWin estate.
Evelyn KeyeS and John Huston
gave a venison dinner on Satur-
day night, to welcome home Bur-
CESS Meredith. Paulette Goddard
was not among those present.
But don't jump to wrong con-
clusion. Paulette had to work late
that night in Anna Lucasta."
She received her venison by spe-
cial messenger.
X X X
Here's the real reason James
Mason bought that lavish and
spacious new home: Neighbor-
hood dogs had been freeing his
cats. The new home has ZOO
with huge, many-barred cage.
The cats are safe there.
Raymond Massey will star on
Broadway next season in the
Romney Brent dramatization of
The Hanging Judge" Massey
also will direct and coproduce.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
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TO be the network of storm sew
ers which keeps Los Angeles from
washing away in the first rainy
season shower.
It becomes the scene of one OF
the most exciting games of hide
and seek any picture could ask.
The acting in He Walked by
Night is that fiat, cold type which
is the hallmark of melodrama
and which every actor apparently
has learned acceptably
The one notable performance,
naturally, is that of Basehart, a
highly competent refugee from
the Broadway stage who hereto
fore has had small opportunity to
distinguish himself in Hollywood
He is a good man for walking
away from murders committed by
night.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Puppets Are Next
On Children's Bill

The Suzari Marionettes will pre-
sent Young Buffalo Bill' at the
Virginia Theater March 19 at
am. and pm. The per-
formanceS are under the sponsor
ship of the Children's Museum of
Washington.
During the course of the drama,
the cast of puppets will hold In
dian war councils. pursuits on
horseback. participate in bronco
busting and all the other activities
of the early West American folk
songs and dances will be featured.
Young Buffalo Bill will be the
next to the last presentation of
the Children's Museum this sea-
son. Tickets are available for it
and Little Women" the conclud-
ing presentation. at the Children's
Museum of Washington, WiScon-
sin and Western avenues NV,
and at Lubar's, 1900 G street NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-05

Mount Washington, N. H.. loft
lest summit in New England, was
first climbed in 1912 by an Irish
man and two Indians.
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IA THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
5,
Real Life Gives Moviegoers
An Exciting Crime at Warner
By Jay Cormody

All makers fascinated by crime quite the
way EageLion Pictures
feeling felony. exciting
than fiction.
The this EageIon writer's busy
cobng the Treas
Evening star., 1949-03-05

HE WALKED BY NIGHT" an Eagle
Lion Picture produced by Robert T. Kane.
directed by Alfred Werker, Screenplay by
John C. Higgins and Crane Wilbur with
additional dialogue by Harry Essex. orig
inal story by Crane Wilbur. At the
Warner.
THE CAST:
Davis Morgan Richard BaSehart
Marty Brennan Scott Brady
Police Sergeant Breen Roy Roberts
Reeves - Whit BiSell
Chuck Jones Jim Cardwell
Evening star., 1949-03-05

ury Department, FBI, or the Los
Angeles police department. The
latter is the source of it's latest
semidocumentary screenplay, He
Walked by Night" which opened
yesterday at the Warner Theater.
He Walked by Night starring
Richard Basehart, is no epic
cinema drama but it nevertheless
justifies the rating of a better
than average melodrama. This is
due chiefly to the fact that Base
hart is a competent actor and that
the man he plays is murderer of
rather more and better pSychotic
twists than most killers possess.
He gets whatever man he wants
and makes it look as if the police
may never get him.
\ X X X
The case upon which He
Walked by Night" is described as
one of the most battling in the
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time OF Showing

Ambassador-"He Walked by
Night; ITO, 3:15, $40. 7:25 and
$40 pm.
Capitol THE Bribe";; 1890
am, LOS, 3:45, 6:25, 9:05 and
I11:4O pm. Stage shows: 1915,
$50, $50, $40 and 1880 pm.
COlumbia-'DoWn to the Sea in
Ships: 1l:40, am, 2:05, 4:30. 7
and 9:25 pm.
Dupont The Red Shoes
2:3O, $50 and $50 pm.
Hippodrome Carmen" 2:25
6:1O and 9:40 pm.
Keith's-"So Dear to My Heart ;
9:10, 11:15 am. 1:20, 1925, $50,
1885. 9:45 and 1850 pm.
LittIe-"Don't Take 1t to
Heart; 11:25 am, 1:25. 1925,
5:25, 7:35 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan Shot Jesse
James; 1875 am. 1:40, $40,
$40, TAO and $40 pm.
National-"The Return OF Oc-
tober":: 11:40 am, 1875. $3.50.
5:25, 7:2O, 9:15 and 11:l0 pm.
Palace Family Honeymoon" ;
1920 am. 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:4O
GAS and 11:50 pm.
Pix "TSchaikoWsky": 3:15,
6:25, 9:4O pm. and 1855 am.
Playhouse-"Symphonic Pasto-
rale";; II am. los. $40, $40,
7::30, $40 and 1870 pm.
Trans-Lux "Paisan"; 1880
am, /. $40, 5:25, 1875, $50 and
IL pm.
Warner-"He Walked by Night :,
11:10 am, 1:20, 1925. 5:35, 7:45
and Q.55 nm and 12.05 am
Evening star., 1949-03-05

Meeting Announced
A meeting of the Southeast
Dramatics Association will be held
at $50 pm. March 7 at Friendship
House, GIG D street Sc. Two
workshop plays and news about
the organization's tournament
play are on the agenda.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Linda's Comic Strip
Nav Find Market
BY the Associoted Press
HOLLYWOOD.


\ Many movie stars paint for re-
Taxation. But Linda Darnell Is
an advanced amateur who has
won some critical praise with her
brush.
Recently she tried her hand at
a cartoon strip, based on Holly
wood and drawn from her wide
experience on movie sets Her
fellow players in "Slatterys Hur-
ricane" suggested she call it
"Greasepaint Gertie."
Under a pseudonym, Miss Dar-
nell has submitted 48 sample
strips to a national feature syndi-
cate.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Tom Hardy sometimes went with
his father to measure old churches
which were to be repaired. An arch
itect named John Hicks saw Thomas
from time to time, and took an in
terest in him.
That interest led Mr.. Hicks to ac-
cept young Hardy, at the age OF Is,
as an apprentice. The Office was in
the town OF Dorchester.
The youth did well in the work,
and his employer was pleased. The
time came, however, when Tom
wanted to go to London. There, he
believed, he would enjoy life better.
To London he went, with helpful
letter from Mr.. Hicks, and worked
for two architects. At the age of %
he entered contest and won a
medal from the Royal Institute OF
British Architects. This came to him
in reward for an essay on the use
Of bricks and terra Gotta in archi-
lecture. He also won a prize in the
same year for design which he
offered to the Architectural Associ-
alton.
That was a fine beginning for q
young architect, but was Hardy con-
tent? MOI There was something In
him which led him to want to write
instead Of making plans for build
ingS
At the age Of IS something excit-
ing happened In the life Of the young
man. He wrote q short story which
was printed In q magazine! Shortly
afterward, he wrote q good deal Of
poetry.
The poetry of Thomas Hardy
failed to bring him much fame, but
he found that he could write novels.
The first OF these to be published
was called Desperate Remedies :
Afterward he wrote Under the
Greenwood Tree and "A Pair Of
Blue Eyes"
Scarcely did his novels start to be
successful before Hardy gave up his