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Evening star., 1950-12-06
HoUSEs-sALE-N.W. tcont.
WE HAVE MOVED Why don,t vo,

WE HAVE MOVED. Why don't your
Ihe change to this custom built A.
bedrm... 2-bath house in fashionable
,Kirkside will pep you up. Den and
bedrm. on lst a: Reasonably priced.
WO. 1900 until 8 pm. 1920 Conn.
NEAR 18th and COLUMBIA RD.-
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick home. taste
1uLy DECORATED; Only S15.950 with
terms, W. CLIFFORD sHERTzER.
sss7; ;rGIi THIRD sAi pLAcE aief N.w.-Modern,
spacious. semidetached. prewar brick
home. Three twin-size bedrooms and
two lovely colored tile baths. First
noor plan includes den and large
breakfast room. Finished recrea-
'Hn room gas dess sss
trust Trades considered. Phone
service 8 to Q daily, 10 to 5 on
Sunday. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
ui224 I4th street NV, DI. 3346.
Sm'6ss q 6ss. 0r!sE fm: saeoS soS esiR cash.
k3U1s ~ SOB JRsuDDEN. Ex. 57o7: ewes,
SMALL CASH AND PRICED Low
sHsRTSaM HGssReT1oms' pH 2nd d @ beth IN bsms: Call
iFSRAHAN traRsn a.sn,;t,T ST.; nr; shnopDing and
brick. excel, cond.; 8 CHEEKY bedrms..,.
2 tiled baths, gas heat. garage: sep
entrance to rec Living rm.. bedrm.
iand, tiled shower; apt. on ground
isEe ieeoe o0r Eves ExeeRtiOnal Rn aik home With
INGToN kEALTYl ei Co.. sSSE. e. ss66' s8sHsh-
10th. ST. HEIGHTS-An upper 18th
St. home Of 4 bedrms.. sunroom and
paths on, End A.; l bedrm. and
bath bath on 3rd a. A very lge. studio
iav, aud rm, frsn, with ar an .., artistic mantsl
family size din. rm; sun room
open decked porch and powder rm,
on 1st fl. This home has just
been completely redecorated and
priced for immediate sale at S27.-
5S2 9%,h cr rHos Mrs. r. kePRsT pHsI11ps 81 Ss34 Sn
REC; BUILT. semidet. br.. rms.
bath. gas heat; yd. storm windows,
screens; good cond; S12.50o; $4,000
excel; value here; Out N. II. ave
lam: DEI" JIM; via 18th and
each FIR. full basement, oil heat,
yd., gar; now rented S12O per mo.
each apt; Sls,75o incl most furn. ;
So 900 or more cash. GE. 413s
Z-fAM. hOW BR.. 4 rms. on each
hall. front porch, fully equipped.
furn. incl: nice loc.; S13.s50; strong
cash paymt. RA. $780, GE. Abs,
vACANT-Corner red brick: new
house cond.; 2 rms. "a baths. 8
porches, recr. rm., attic. oil heat:
garage. $15,950. Only $1,000 down
McDEV1TT. Realtor. RA. 4422
3-FAMILY. s13,e5o-You can real
ize $3.50 monthly income from this
we'll built row brick property near
sth and Delafield pl.. l blk. to
stores and bus: real bargain
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH. S194
till 0.
EMBASSY BUILDING - Beautiful
home: Il wonderful rms, 5 full
baths, splendid heating plant, lovely
architecture: perfect for embassy or
charitable Institution, not CONNER
cial. Fair price and reasonable
terms: Ewes. call OIL. 20S4. SAM
UEL e. BOGLEY. INC, WI. 1920.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont.
BEATTY PARTOR
WE CAN SELL

Your rooming or boardhing house
business at fair market price: no
charge until sold; list with US now.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855.
1920 Vermont ave. NV. RIM. 101-1o2.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED (cons. J

ARL.-vacant. New 6-room home,
full full Isa bsmt;; ~, gas heat; large lot; $135
2173 N. Glebe rd.. GIL. 6777. -
SILVER SPRING, 9515 Bruce dr.
3,bedrm., bath brick home;
$l65 month. JU. 7-5S27. -
RELIABLE settled employed couple
only; no children: about 10 min.
from Pentagon; 8 rms. and bath.
LARGE 7-RM. brick home on Coles
vile rd.; 3 baths; oil heat: imme-
diate occupancy: $3.50 monthly.
KAY REALTY COMPANY. RA. 2200.
News bedrms., equip. kit, fenced
yard: conv. school. shops is min.
to town; S125 mo. AK. 1913. s
10000 GEORGIA AVE, WHEATON,
MD.
Brick rambler, 3 bedrms., all-equipped
Kitchen gas heat; corner lot; $135
R. a. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors, MA. 5000. 3
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UPPER 10th ST.
S29,5OO

%NVyCVU
just OF this lovely blvd. beyond
waiter Reed Hospital. this home
w WiA Tempt your ambitions and pride
o. ownership; custom built by
Breuinger. The 1st floor is fuily
carpeted. great mirrors that reach
TO the ceiling add a real touch Of
charm to an already beautiful
nome. 3 master bedrms., 3 baths
recr, .rm.. finished attic; large
wooded lot. If you really want value
!or your money be sure to cali
Sonn. ave-, Ma. 1859; ewes, OF,
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LOCATION

These new semidetached brick homes
at 9th and Hemlock SITS. NV. are
today's best buys. Quality con-
struction throughout, with 8 bed
rooms. 1st-floor powder room. large
HOTPOINT eouipped kitchen. Inspect
today. Priced at only S17.75O.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.,
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SEE 1T
CHECK 1T
COMPARE TT

5l29 5th st. NV. Row brick
In excellent condition; 8 bed
rooms. 4 closets, living room.
dining room. kitchen, pantry.
refrigerator, 2 large screened
porches gas h.-wh.. full base
ment with laundry tubs; Vene-
tian blinds. carpeted hallx
and stairs; reasonably priced;
immediate occupancy, Cali
owner Tor appt.. MR.. BLACK
SIONE. WO. 097S or WI.
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PAUL P. STONE
REAITOR
Mr.. 18th &IJJZON

Lovely corner white brick
for small family desiring the
utmost in comfortable living,
in a neighborhood that offers
every convenience. House fea-
lures 3 lge. CHEEKY bedrms,
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace.
guest-size din. rm., and brkfst.
nook. side scrnd. porch,
charming recr. rm. with f1re-
place, and adj. full bath,
Butlt-in garage. Very reason
ably priced at S23.o5O with
exceptional terms. For appt.
TO inspect call Mr.. Cooper.
GE. 3036.
Iegum & Gerber Realty Ct
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MAKE OFFER

20-ft. row brick in con-
venient Mt. Pleasant, 4 real
on-the-hall bedrooms and IL
oatns on End floor: built ga
rage. Please cali Mr.. CIiford
WI. 4S34. FRANK s. PHI.
LIPS. DI. 1411. -
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COLORED-VACANT
Bryant St. of North Capitol-Semi-
detached 3-story brick, S large rms.
and bath. 2 kitchens. full bsmt.. oil
h.-w.h h.. nice yards: Al cond.: ideal
FOR home. plus income; priced to sell
this week. with reasonable terms
Call till 9 pm. weekdays: Sun. IL
to 5.
VIM. Calorniris Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV, DI. 1858. -
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SHEPHERD PARK
Magnificent stone and brick
residence. on an imposing cor
ner lot. in the most desirable
part Of this exclusive close in
community, one Of the finest
constructed homes we ever have
offered for sale: includes such
luxurious features as winding
stairway and not 1. but two
lse. dens and powder rm. on
1st A.; 3 immense bedrms,
and 2 baths on 2nd A.; lge,
clubrm,, 2-car built-in gar;
excel. value at $40 500 which
includes expensive drapes and
wa!l-to- wall carpeting. Ewes,
PHILLIPS. nI iii
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Assume CT Loan

Lovely. practically new. semidet. brick
IN Sonsress Hts. Lge. liv. rm; with
extra-lse. bedrms., tile bath; full
bsmt,, gas h.-w.h.; entire house il
wonderful cond.; auto. washer in.
GUIDED; All on reas. terms. ANNEN.
BERG REALTY CO., Ii. 1887
IContin1ed On Next PaEeJss
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EDMUND J. FLYNN
GER apt plan authority since
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OWNER LEAVING CITY

lovely bunga. you've always wanted.
with built-in tub and shower, alum.
storm windows; full bsmt., oil heat;
nice level lot 65xl50 with beaut.
assuming. CT loan, this home will
sell quickly. So call right away!
ANNENBERG REALTY, II. 7-S357
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GOODACRE, APTS

New nreproof l and 2-bedrm. apts, I;
spacious rooms and closets, parouet
hoors, Venetian blinds, kit, vent.
ian; storage. laundries;, 8 shopping
room, SS5; 2 bedrooms, S97.50;
utils. incl. Office on premises. Open
daily, $3.50; Sun, 1880. SSi9
Pinty Branch rd.. Silver Spring. Md.
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3rd AND SHEPHERD
Semidet. tapestry brick. excel. cond.,
recep. hall. liv. rm. with mirrored
rm.. y bath on 1st A.; bedrns..
tiled bath and inclosed porch on
End. Bsmt., full bath. built-in ga
rage. new h.-wh. Priced right for
quick sale. only $4,000 down. bal
like rent
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
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COLORED-BARGAI PRICE
1900 BLK. SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Unusually low price of Sl2.95O for
this well-built. semidet. brk: 8 rms !:
bsmt. with front ent.; gas heat; ga
rage, Reas. terms. ST. 1857. GE.
1904
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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229 ONEIDA PL. NE.
Out N. H ave, 2-year-old, 2-storv
det. brick: gas heat, 3 bedrms., liy,
rm.., kit, 2 baths. incl. stove, refsr :
newly dec. and attr. furnished; $50
FEDERAL RENTAL co.
9l5 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. 7416. q
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EMBASSY BUILDING - Beautiful
home: IA wonderful rms, s full
baths, splendid heating plant, lovely
architecture: perfect for embassy or
charitable institution, not CONNER
terms Ewes. cali OIL. 2oS4. SAM
UEL e. BOGLEY. INC, WI. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-03-10
Voice of America EIectioneers
In One-Purty Soviet BuIIotinq

Commissar: Ahhhh, comrade,
am glad that there is one so bold
as to ask that question. aside:
Psssst! Officer! Get that mans
nameD. Comrades. if you think
because we have devoted years to
simplifying the electoral process
for you, that it is only a token
duty you perform, let me reassure
you on that point. This year 1850
is momentous opportunity for
the people of the Soviet Union
There is a record to be surpassed.
In the 1887 elections we had a 95.4
per cent vote in favor of the
proposed candidates. In the 1916
elections. better, much better-a
96.7 vote for the candidates. But
the record still holds-and that
record is 99.8!
Woman very timid): But,
comrade, isn't that voting record
held by an outsider-by Hitler?
Commissar:: Comrade, did I
hear you correctly? aside: Pssst!
Officer! Quick, get that woman s
nameD I have named the mark
for which we shoot. To surpass
99.8 we will show our face un-
ashamed to the world, and, COM
rades, remember-100 per cent is
100 per cent!
Evening star., 1950-03-10
Chemical Society Honors
Dr.. Small al Banquet

DR.. Lyndon F. Small, a noted
chemist of the National Institutes
of Health in Bethesda, last night
was honored by the Washington
section of the American Chemical
Society at banquet in the Hotel
24O0.
DR.. Small, chief of chemother-
apy at the Experimental Biology
and Medicine Institute, was
awarded the sections annual Hill
lebrand Prize for "outstanding
contributions to the chemistry of
alkaloids."
An authority on narcotics, DR.
Small has devoted much research
to development of drugs possessing
pain-killing powers without habit
forming and other harmful side
effects.
DR.. Richard H. Manske, of the
Dominion Rubber Co. research lab
oratories. addressed the meeting.
Evening star., 1950-03-10
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 1O.-The
Voice of America has stuck its
tongue in its cheek and started
to have a little fun with the
Communist Party.
The State Department hopes it
has a few Russians laughing
even if they're not laughing very
loud.
It's election time in the Soviet
and next Sunday the followers of
Stain will vote.
So here's what the Voice" has
been pumping into Russia this
week-along with the regular ra-
dio neWs-in almost every Ian
guage and dialect of the sprawl
ing Soviet empire -.
Announcer: Gentlemen, we give
you the elections to the Supreme
Soviet!
Commissar: Comrades! Today
is March 5! There are only seven
days left in which to make up
your minds as to which candidate
you wish to vote for. This year,
as in other years, we have sim
plified the task for you. There
will be only one slate, one party,
and in all probability-only to
help you. of course-only one
candidate. Grasp your pencils
firmly! Enter the election booths
with heads held high! Mark your
ballot without fear! With one
slate-and that all party men,
bers-it will be difficult for you
to go wrong!
Man (very timid): But, COM
rade. wouldn't it be simpler to just
declare the official slate elected
and save us the trouble?
Evening star., 1950-03-10
Tired, Not Drunk Plea
FuiIs to Save Mon Fine

A man who told a judge he
was too tired" to stand up when
accosted by an officer in Union
Station, failed to convince a judge
in drunk court yesterday
William S. Fitzhenry. North
Richland, Wash, insisted that
Police Pvt. H. C. Ridgeway was all
wrong when he, accused him of
being intoxicated. 1t was, he said,
simple dose of fatigue that pre-
vented him from standing.
twenty-five dollars or 30
days said Judge Frank H.
Myers.
Evening star., 1950-03-10
Veterans to Meet

The Henry Lawton Camp No. 4,
United Spanish War Veterans, will
meet at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street
Evening star., 1950-07-18

disappointment which should be
visited upon movie producer
who suddenly gets the notion that
it would be a good idea OF send
a chimpanzee to Africa, of all
places.
Miscellany Department: Two
early works of the Aim genius,
Robert Flaherty-"Nanook of the
North" and "Tabu"-are to be
paired on the new bill starting
Friday at the Little Theater.
"Nanook." the story of an Eskimo
welded to his ice and snow as
the peasant is to his plot of land,
came out in 1922 and showed the
way for the motion picture docu-
mentary. "Tabu," made later, was
a like attempt to examine Poly
nesian life on a remote South Sea
island. Movie producers may
not allow television to be men
toned in their presence, but it
has had its effects, and not only
at the box Office. RKO Radio is
taking the hint provided by the
success of TV variety shows and
turning out something titled
"Footlight Varieties" "a novelty
feature which will present 16 spe-
cialties from every branch of the
entertainment world" The
Apex Ttheter is reviving a pair of
comedy hits for next Thursday and
Friday-"Adam's Rib" with Kath-
arine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy
and Julia Misbehaves" with
Greer Carson and Walter Pidgeon.
/. The Mclean (Va.) Summer
Theater is the latest in the area
to benefit from special transpor-
tation facilities. An Arnold Line
bus, direct to the theater, now
leaves Eleventh and E streets NV.
at 7:45. returning at 1880.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
HOLLYWOOD.

I1O4L4 WOAID.
understand that Vic Damone
has already received his draft no.
tice, and that is why Metro has
postponed his Welcome to Paris
picture to November-in hopes
that the fighting will all be over
by then. Before the 22-year- -old
singing sensation reports to Uncle
Sam, he gets in a five week per-
sonal appearance tour starting
July % at the 500 Club in Atlantic
City.
While Judy Garland is in New
York on her way to England, she
will talk to Rodgers and Hammer
stein about starring for them in
the fall on Broadway in a new
musical. This. of course, would be
more exhausting for Judy than
making movie. So I hope she
says mo" and takes that long rest
instead.
Marlene Dietrich's contract with
Cecil B. De Mile, for 1.-The Great
est Show on Earth" is for a whole
year at the pretty salary of SIS, 900
a week. When the movie is fin
ished. Marlene will tour the coun-
try in the tow of c. B. to sell it
to the paying customers. That's
always a good idea.
If Vera Ellen comes back in
time from London and her picture
with David Niven, she will be CO.
starred with Red Shelton in his
next movie for Jack Cummings,
Excuse My Dust" When Vera
returns, she will find her best
beau, Rocky Hudson, sitting pretty
with his career at U.-I. He has
very good part in "Tomahawk,
also in Lights Out"
Lana Turner's doctor has as
sured her she will be able to get
through her "Mr. Imperium" pic
ture with Ezio PIMA in good time
to rest comfortably for the birth of
her expected baby. I hope so, for
Metros sake. Not to mention Mr..
Pima, with whom I lunched yes
terday. What a charmer!
X y \ y
Sidney Blackmer looks set to
repeat his Come Back, Little
Sheba" stage triumph on the
screen-for Hal Wallis, who paid
a very fancy price for the movie
rights. Sidney is back in town
and says he will now settle here
for keeps.
Jane PoWell'S picture with Ri
cardo Montalban is going to be re-
titled 1.-TWO Weeks with Love-" It
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Hollywood Diary
Metro Sees Peace by November
By SheiIoh Grohom

was Tender Hours" but there are
two many pictures with Hours
in their titles.
Spotted Walter Pidgeon, and he
doesn't look too well-too thin.
Walter has now left for London
to star in his Bulldog Drummond''
picture. He had exactly an hour
and a quarter in New York be-
tween getting off the plane and
making the Isle de France. A
police escort rushed him to the
dock.
Caruso will be shown on the
screen with one woman only, his
wife, instead Of the four ladies
originally planned for him. Mario
Lama is playing Caruso, and Janet
Leigh is set for his wife. Ava Gard
ner, Kathryn Grayson and Teresa
Celli were to have been the other
women. But Metro decided it
would be wrong to show the great
singer in any other way but as a
strong family man.
x y X
John Carroll escorted his ex-
wife, Lucille Ryman, to Vera Raj
ston's birthday party. If John
doesn't get a reconciliation with
Lucille soon, he's likely to bust.
But now it is Lucille's turn to keep
John waiting.
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador - I'm Lonely
Place; $40. $50, 7::30 and 9:45
pm.
Capitol-"S Sierra" II am, 1:45
4:30. tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1855. $40, 6:25 and 9:1O
pm.
Columbia - Annie Get Your
Gum, l1:20 am, 1:25, $3.50, $40
7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Dupont Escape Into Dreams;
1885. 3:35, 5:35, 7:35, 9:4O pm.
Keith's Winchester '73"::
11:15 am. 1:20, 3:25. $50, 7:35
and $40 pm.
Little-''The Wizard of Or.
II am, 2::30, 6:05 and 9:40 pm.
Metropolitan - Bright Leaf;
1880 am. 1880. 3:35, 5:35, 7:35
and $40 pm.
National-'The Big Hangover"
1920 am, 1:05. $50, 4:35, $40
sos and 10 pm.
Palace-'Father of the Bride;
1880 am, 1885. $40, $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Playhouse - "The Woman of
Dolwyn':: II am, 1:35, 3:35, 5:35,
TAO and 9:40 pm.
Plaza-"Gigi"; 11:05, a m, 1855,
2:45, ABS, 6:25, 8:15, 1905 and
1880 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Kind Hearts and
Coronets";; IL am, 1880. 2:40,
4:30. $40, $40 and 10 pm.
Warner-"In a Lonely Place:
11:15 am, 1:20, $3.50, 5:35, 7:45
and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

formers who are available they
can make further progress to-
ward the deadline for their revue,
August 81, when it will open its
week on the Capitol stage. The
first additions were held last night
and they will continue tonight at
Is in the new ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel, with tomorrow
a sort of tentative date if the boys
don't give everybody a trial be-
fore them. If you can sing, dance,
do card tricks, recite Kipling or
entertain in any other manner,
you'll be welcomed and heard
politely.
If you're new around here and
don't know about Going Native" Z"
you should know that it's gradu-
ateS include Arthur Godfrey.
Evalyn Tyner and Helen Forrest.
among others.
x x X
The saddest story of the mo-
ment seems to be the story of
Cheta, the chimpanzee friend of
Tarzan, who apparently is to be
one resident of this country who
won't be allowed to join the travel
boom and visit his homeland.
Cheta was to be flown to British
East Africa, where Lex Barker
and production unit are film
ing "Tarzan's Peril" but Producer
Sol Lesser has been forced to call
the whole thing off.
He discovered Cd that Chin
panzees are extremely sensitive
to temperature changes, co that
baggage compartments of trans
ocean airliners get mighty cold en-
route, CD that no airline was
willing to accept Cheta as a regu-
lar passenger entitled to the COM
forts of pressurized cabin and
a Seven-course dinner, and "a
that the picture would be fin
ished by the time Cheta got to
Nairobi by ship and rail.
At last report the company was
seeking chimpanzee double for
Cheta in Nairobi, or nearby, al
casting problem certain to make
a man feel like a fool If he
couldn't solve it. Sort of like, and
no offense is meant, dear, look
ing for a Government girl type
on a Mt. Pleasant trolley car at
5 pm.
Maybe this is just the sort of
Evening star., 1950-07-18

do you mean to tell me-" she
demanded, that the same peo-
pie who go to the baseball come
to places like this, the night
clubs?" She was assured that
this was true.
"I can't believe it," she de-
clared. In France the people
who go to the football games do
not go to night clubs. Nevair. :"
X y X
1t again is Going Native" time,
an announcement, of course,
which will cause no surprise be-
yond that attendant upon the
realization that we are into the
latter half of July already. This
is the 18th edition of the Capitol
Theater's annual showcase for
local talent, though the project
lis more than II years old. there
having been several years of hia-
tus during the war. .
At the moment the project is
only in its initial stage-the audi
ton one. After Joel Margolis,
Capitol Theater manager, and his
associates get a line on the per-
Evening star., 1950-07-18

can use the time to good advan-
tage, since there still are many
things about Americans that puz-
zle her.
The other night, for instance,
she was sitting with a couple of
people who were commenting on
the slack trade at the moment.
Must be the ball game to-
night" one of the men decided.
Miss Vernon stared in amaze
ment bordering on disbelief.
Evening star., 1950-07-18

Yes, many of today's engines have been
stepped-up ;: they call for more powerful
gasoline! Now Shell gives you the most
powerful gasoline your car can use-Sheu
Premium. It's "activated."
NO WONDER SHELL IS WINNING
MORE NEW GASOLINE CUSTOMERS
THAN ANY OTHER BRAND"
Evening star., 1950-07-18
Drama News and Reviews
Some Habits Of Americans
Puzzle This French Sinqer
By Harry Macarthur

The Americans they funny too in the of Mile
Ncole Vernon Miss Vernon Gallo who looked
by Loews Inc with sufficient likely
entertainer She arrived this
Orleans where she just been held for weeks She
Evening star., 1950-12-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lau, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, aOait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
John Millican. "a. 2203 42nd st. NV. and
Martha Keziah. 20. Alexandria, Va.
g. both q 1857 oaf oa1 S. AuoasS nx. Brown
william william + Torres; 25, 1908 x st; ne, and
Annie Turner, 20, s1o6 Maryland
ave. ne.
Robert, Alsyorth. 20. Fort Myer Va, and
Shirley Carter, 21. Wilmington, Del.
Herschel Wright, 30 Mclean, Va, and
Michael Duda, 26, 1926 21st st. NV. and
Mary Muldowney. %, Arlington. Va
Cooper Breeding, .35, Carlisle. Pa: and
Margaret Strickland. "a. sol Deiafield
pl. NV.
James Miller. "a, and Edith Barrett. SO,
both of 332 Seaton pl. ne.
Darlington Lawhorne. 2s, 2l5 9th st. sw..
and Eleanor Musser. 81. 2l4 9th st. s.v.
William Holt, 80, 512 Buchanan st. NV.
and Emilia olaquibel, 81. 1909 goth
ST. NV.
Hr5y ons II ns e. Chevy tsss chse dsh.a nd nf
ave. NV.
Herbert Avise, 81. Dallas City, Ill. and
Lorraine setser' 81. 1888 ,ssol 2Td st. ne,
James and Jane Robers 5s 5sS St
Richard Daniels, IS. and cynthia Phillips,
IS both Of Chevy Chase, Nd, =,
both Of the Naval Receiving Station.
chseisi BESSIE rSda eoa @ ArihEtoa an1Ea Va anu
Joseph Dombkowski, 2s, Worcester. Mass,
and ina BethIuane;, 3di 81 1927 n 18th st. nv nv
John Gordon. as, Pleasant Ridge, Mich.
and Lillian Aboline, Al, 2115 Pennsyl-
Richard Sanfd siner' Mn; nj q, SO Warner st. NV.
and Patricia Neilan. | 4 "A st. ne.
Herbert Bates 4s; 5217 Pix St, ne and
Base, and Pearl Nelson. 81, s25 Irving
Arthur 6 Castor, 30. the Dorchester House,
and Grace Long. 26. 2013 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Karl TPess Pes p psns Sss M MadsGp g kenneay <
william Pearson, "a. Howard University,
and Alice Miller, 22. 1921 Kansas
Charles Cailihan. 20. Beckley. W. Va. and
Mary Odom, %, 1926, 2lst st. NV.
Albert Mathis 81. 1870 5th st. Sc, and
Marian Ford. 2!22. 1880 Florida ave. n ".
Sidney Randolph, p. 1904 Eastern ave.
ne. and Roma Adams, 10, 1901 Ben
Earl Giilum, jr.. 20. 1912 Division St.
ne. and Dorothy Gregory, II. 1888
4th st. NV
Paul Kent, SO. Johnstown, Pa. and
Margaret Haverty, "a. 302S Wisconsin
william saye, 81, 115 D st. Sc. and
Elizabeth Stone. 90, Capitol Eeishts.
Nd.
Richard Neal, 90. 5509 Sth st. NV. and
Arthur Foley, 80. 2021 Massachusetts,
ave. NV. and Inez Lopez, 80 Falls
Church, Va.
Louis Grossman. az, and Shirley Fades.
80, both OF Baltimore.
Francis Salters 81. 1917 Division ave.
ne. and Geneva Jones, II. GIL Sth
ST. ne.