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FARMS

$3.50. TERMS, or S400 cash. buys 10
acres good land. well set in saw
timber; 15 mi. charlottssville. Bldg
site, mt view. OWNER. GIL. O956.
NEW STROUT CATALOG-Farms.
S9yntTy SgsinesseS; ooJM. Mailed ls {ss free.
Washington. Metropolitan 754s.
Z ACRES. Arm. bungalow and an
cient brick grist mill; corn and
flour mills, also big feed mixer. AS
the dam and owner are both broke
poSsana ssn 4e{ fot this 6nn s451o 90
down. $75 mo; SO mi. west OF
Richmond. Va. TIE. 4131. q
IL ACRES in beautiful Loudoun Co.
on Leesburg Pike. 20 mi. D. c. Choice
location on x roads. Partly wooded.
400 it. front on main hwy. Long
frontage side road. View of distant
Sugar Loaf Mt. Estate area. Good;
but. neglected. Interior needs reno
waiting. No conveniences; $14,700.
Down payment to suit buyer. RALPH
A. .STYER. exclu. agent, Pleasant
Valley, Va. Phone Arcola 5255 or
$18, 8,5OO-1OO-acr farm located near
Nolesville. Va, within 45 miles OF
downtown washington over Lee hwy;
to the property; over one-mile 'front.'
age on State road; long frontage on
Cedar Run; practically all cleared;
all fields watered and fenced. Blue
grass sod; all necessary buildings,
including large barn, chicken house
for l,200 chickens, grainery. black.
little house over $50 years old. with
4 fireplaces and bath; full basement
under house; possession within 80
days. GEORGE MASON GREEN
co.. exclusive agents, CHI. 3s3S;
evenings and Saturday, GIL. 0464.
800 ACRES. near Paris in Fauquier
County, Va, within go. miles of
Wash. Beautiful rolling land, with
view Of Blue Ridge Mountains.
quaint old house Of 5 bedrms.. 8
buildings, exceptionally well watered
with stream through middle Of prop
erty; 90 acres of woodland. 20 acre
apple orchard: balance in excel.
SON GREEN CO., Realtors, CHI
3S3S. ewes. and Sun. GIL. 1918. Il
MARLBORO. OPEN SAT-, SUN. 2-5
126 acres with tenement house. sta
BILE and tobacco barn. mostly tilla-
BILE. Through Marlboro and Groom
signs. LYMAN C. DELE & co.
INC, ST. $500; Mr. Talley, 10.
NEAR WASHINGTON
2 most desirable farm properties be-
tween Potomac, Md. and Rockville,
Md; $4,000 and S25, 900 respec-
lively. Easy committing distance to
D: G.; yet in genuine farm area;
WI. 9104.
CHICKEN RANCH
Modern; 2-story. block bldg.
I24x212). Located nearby Fairfax
County. MUST close estate. n. c.
SQUARE. oW. 1920.
Committing Distance
so acres, % miles of D. c.; enjoy
city comforts in this 3-year-old all
modern home; excellent grazing land,
well fenced; springs, ample for pool;
school bus at property: S1S,250;
open for offer. Right Of Rt. 211
at arrow. BEULAH Goss. cH. 56s2.
350-ACRE CATTLE FARM
Upperville Va. Section
A fine farm with large bank-barn
and other farm bldgs. Poor health
and financial reverses make immedi-
ate sacrifice sale necessary. See 1t
and make US an offer. KELLEY 8,
BRANNER. DI. 7740. ewes. MR.. Toll
SON. OR. 1199. 30
SEE US FIRST
35-acre dairy farm 900
40-acre stock farm 1850
20-acre farm $50
90-acre country estate $50, 900
90-acre farm and business S42,500
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tyson Corner, Va. FA. 1901 i
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1112 Htllwood Ave, Falls Church, Va.
FA. 1883. FA. 3777.
A DAIRYMAN'S PARADISE
140 acres. State road to door. Milk
check averages S1,700 per month.
Modern brick barn, u filled with
hay. 30-stall dairy barn included
Ship milk to Washington or Balti-
corn. Numerous other outbIdgs e I'M. I'M
maculate 6-rm. modern brick house
Farm stock with 40 milk cows. All
new equipment. Tractor. combine
and other machinery necessary to
operate. farm. Could not replace
bldgs. for asking price. HOWARD
R; SCHAFER, s005 Wis. ave. WI
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CONNECTICUT AVE.
Choice lot fronting 100 feet on Con.
necticut ave, in D. c.. south OF
circle; 10000 square feet; corner
Livingston ST.; zoned for apart
ment; hard level lot. BEALL TURN
Err g. CO., 1l05 Vermont ave-, Ran
dolph OSS5, National 6131
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20th NEAR K NV

1850 So. it. Lieht open space on
2nd a. of well-located bldg: will
partition and redecorate to suit ten
AM; ATTRACTIVE, rate on term lease.
nings, MI. 3O5O.
ROSS & PHELPS INC.
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L O S T

500 By . certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to Q neighbor with.
out nrst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South Of Key Bridge)
1917 North Moore st. OW. S7s7
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
(continued)

CHEVROLET 1910 sedan delivery
new engine; inspected; 1915 or best
CHEVROLET '4s sedan delivery; r
and h., and defroster. This car II
top shape. $3.50. LO. 5-1S12. II
INTERNATIONAL 1947 "a ton panel
looks and runs like new. fully guar
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 M ST. NV. MI. 1646
CHEVROLET 194s " ton pickup
excellent cond. throughout, severa
other pick-ups and panels to choos,
rom. Guaranteed. Only 1896.
STOTILMAN CHEVROLET
1907 NJ ST. NV. MI. 1646
OUTSTANDING VALUES
,4s Eord F;e; new motor 81, ,o9s
'4s Chev. 2-ton. 12-ft. fiat 99l
az Ford 2-ton, 12-ft. fiat 74f
AZ Dodge 1-ton, eft. p.u.-- 65(
'46 Chev. k-ton p.u.; excel. SOL
40 Ford 1-ton, Oft. p.u. 59F
'46 init. K-7, short-short w.b., 45(
'46 Init. KS. short w.b.---- $50
Init. 1-ton panel - 25(
MALONEY'S, INC.
S126 Ga. Ave, s. s., Md.
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0OOD CX L I1GLI ., 1NO.
LILY Z Street N W an
TIL h SIIttI INV. -oU
SECURITIES BLDG.

929 18th st. NV. heart financial dis !;
rms; will air cond., decorate and /or
remodel; very reas. rental. Apply
afternoons, 3rd floor. DI. 1910.
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COUNTRY ESTATE
142 acres and. good, center hall
style, 7-room hose; sets back from
the road. high on hill. with a
commanding view of the entire
countryside; lovely shade trees; a
choice lake site; 5 acfes corn, 25
acres timber, balance grazing and
crop land. We think this farm a
bargain price; s15,75O. substantial
DILLON LAND co.
1112 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Va.
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PORTLAND BUILDING
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT
RE 1000 LILY Vermont ave. Z. "
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.,

CADILLAC '4s streamliner 2-dr. se-
dan; fishtail model; French gray;
complete equipment; factory de;
livered I my order order y VIII idn 81; standsrd "a
CADILLAC 1870 4-dr. sedan; r. and
81 s4s9 perfect snf ) fsfea MonoE r sAEEs. s Rea;
idEs1s Ga assss saas' 'ee 81 EST
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster town
sedan; r. and h.; immac. through
out; one owner: shiny black finish;
and snd terms ARRANGED. WILLIAMS, AM
CHEVROLET 1885 4-dr.: very good
ggnnins condition; radio; s11o. OK. OK.
CHEVROLET 1850 styleline de luxe
cond.;; 5000 miles; S1,s50. Rock
cHEXRoIEr HfI!S uSfE' 1s4s Fleetmaster asR sedan;
equipped: S994: Low terms. No red
tape. AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
CHEVRoIET '4s stylemaster; equip;
one owner; 10000 miles; full record
of car care; Just checked for 10000
miles; $1,000 or best offer. DIR.
PHELPS, WI. SSO1. Il
CHEVROLET 1949 2-dr. deluxe sedan,
like new; r. and h.; S1,450; owner
leaving for Army, must sell at once.
Call VI. 605S. Car may be seen at
1922 Central ave. ne. at any time.
CHEVROLET 1947 town sedan; r.
and h.: de luxe accessories; under
coating: very clean: $3.50 or best
CHEVROLET 1949 convertible; fully
equip; 81 $50 or best offer. Call
csaEyRoIPFr silysF osIPFirs 1sas 2199 s-dr coach: gdod
clutch and brakes, nice condition;
$135 or best offer. AK. 1894. Il
CHEVROLET '35 4-dr. sedan; me
chanic's. special. If you're after
cheap transp., here it Is. $95.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 263 Carroll
ST.. TAX, D. c. GE. 1908. -
CHEVROLET late '4S 4-dr.;. r. and
h.; new tires; Fendix; good condi-
tion; orig. owner; S1,295. cH. 3096.
a,,-xo i
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BOND BUILDING

Southwest corner of 14th and New
York ave. NV. Air conditioning can
be provided in any of our single
rooms, and suites now available
Rooms from $50 up. r. KASS. EN-
S100
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KASS BUILDING
I'll 14th st. NV, air conditioned
l. Suite. 66x33 plus reception rm.
will be partitioned
3. Suite of 4 rms. ideal for pho.
tographer's studio. Call r. KASS
EN- 800.
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'37 2-dr. sedan; good
ton: S75 or best offer. Cali AP. 500.
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LOW COST HOUSING

FORRESTVILLE
Adjacent to District Heights on
north, and Carlton Springs on
south. Trunk sewer across property.
Large gravel deposits. Easy terms.
OWNER WO 1896 80
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BETHESDA, MD.

BETHESDA, MD.
Once space avail BILE; several choice
locations. Call Mr. Harper. WI. 1920
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
ITO 18th ST. NV.
Outstanding suite of IL Office rooms,
suitable for law or insurance firms:
$3.50 mo. Also single rooms. co.
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AUSTIN 194S 4-door; SS95; Al
cond. JACK PRY. 14th and p sts
NV, Austin Sales and Service.
AUSTIN '4S 2-dr.; heater. excellent
cond.; terms and trade; only S846
MANHATTAN AUTO AND RADIO
Service, Parts. Both sides Of 7tt
st, at r NV. NO. 1857. IS
AUSTIN, brand-new; Sl,639, deliv-
cred, complete. MANHATTAN auto
q RADIO CO., Authorized Austin
Sales and Service. Parts; Both sides
BUICK late AZ 4-dr; black; ". s.-w
tires. Royal Masters; very low mile
age; must be seen; 81 .45o. or best
offer Call orig. owner. Ma. 1927,
or RA. 5012, MR.. HACKERMAN.
30
BUICK '36 4-dr. sedan, orig. black
paint. new tires and battery. r. and
h., excellent cond., S225. HO. 1883
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TRUCK VALUES

80 M st. NE, ME. o6ob. -3,
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MARLBORO. OPEN SAT-, SUN. 2-5
126 acres with tenement house. sta
BILE and tobacco barn. mostly tilla-
to Naylor, then left 6/10 mi to
signs. LYMAN C. DELE 81 CO.,
INC. ST. $500; Mr.. Talley. 10.
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NASH 1900" 1947; for man of high
standard; Just picture your saw
foF Fs Efn snd styl SGs fsH go dFVe 1a soo q e;
on tank; this car has mellow-tons
radio. weather-eye conditioned air
heater; upholstery has always had
seat covers; richly. finished in q
WAY MOTORS, 3O51 NJ st. NV,
MI. 01s5, Open all day Sundays
NASH rs "60o": by pvt. owner, T.
good rubber, low mileage; only rease
on selling, have 2 other cars; $3.50.
Thurs; IN or Fri, after pm; all,day
NASH l946 Ambassador sedan; equip.
SSSaa takes a9T it is5ms homs Afro 81 rSS %Hos tags
SALERs. 1871 Bladensburg.
NASH 194s Ambassador 4-door: g
Y1Isnal pnpn ~ value; s1 $l;l4s: I. P; SAP
3Rs s1sa cash pTinE NM Md SSH ST. Ss4lsSv' sqSS
NASH l94s 800" 4-dr. r. and h.;
oveIdrive, seat covers compl. over.
hauled; -$l,099; 1. p. Stafford
NASH so Ambassador maroon Gust.
CAPITAL N NASH SALES. 6312 Ga.
NASH 1915 5000 4-dr.; the bed car:
q; e.; ;495; CAPITAL CA NASH SALES,
NASH 1949 Ambassador; this car
is equip. light-gray finish, excel.
running cond.; q steal at S1,295.
AUTO BROKERS INC, 2201 14th
St. n;ws,, next to Turner's Arena.
NASH 1915 Ambassador sedan; equip.
SS5sS q ,594 Low terms. No red tape.
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg.
OLDSMOBILE 194S 4-dr. sedan; an
exceptionally clean, low-mileage. L.
owner car, priced to sell fast. S1,295.
MCNEIL MOTORS, 4034 Wis. ave.s
oE EN- Ms,3SSS, 52sSi open 2. ewes: -29
with Hydra-Matic; 1924. Low terms.
AUTO Wholesalers, 1871 Blss
oIsDsMoiB1LE 1s47 "ss" 4-dooH
Tres; ':I: si,oa5: can be financed. Wo.
0HRS~oH1tE ss eaI ssey ls4s s.sss sfss
oLDsMoBnE fss SHs E 1915 4-dr. Dr. sed.. "7s",
black, Hydra-Matic, r. and h., only
1900 MA like new; S1.5e5. Owner.
oIDsMoBiLE 1e4s "es" convertible,
excellent cond.; fully equip; S1.760i
original owner. 81. 61S1. Il
CONTINUED on Next n Ee.)
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IT 194g 4-dr. Styleline de
ter. foam-rubher cushions;
er, like new; 81, ,450. TIE.
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macuIats ,brongInut. yp cIuD ono ooupe, ovnar ur
low mileage; only S1,095. cash
trade or terms. WILLIAMS, 20tf
and r. I. ave. ne, AID. S344 i
DODGE 1887 sedan; clean inside anc
out; inexpensive transp.; with r
and h. Only S145, full price, S49
down, bal. Sc a mo. on approved
credit. WILLIAMS, goth and r. I
ave. ne, AID. s344. i
DODGE 194S green 2-door: radio
heater, seat covers; l owner; ex-
ceptional cond.: S1,350. WA. 3773
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NEAR WASHINGTON
2 most desirable farm properties be.
tween Potomac, Md, and Rockville
Md; $4,000 and $4,000 respec
lively. Easy committing distance Il
D. C.. yet in a genuine farm area
Excellent for country estate. Cal
COX & CO.. 81. o775; ewes, agent
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FOREST HILLS

Linnean ave, 5000 blk; magnificent
homeesite; i5S-tt; Il frontage; 15sa2ab55 Esa5
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Study Hormones
For Tomatoes

Synthetic hormones, advertised
as producing early, large, seedless
tomatoes may well find use in
the home garden, says F. S. How
lett, chairman of the Department
of Horticulture at the Ohio Agri-
cultural Experiment Station.
Synthetic hormoneS have been
used experimentally at the Ohio
Station for some time. Even un-
der adverse conditions, such as
tomato plants that are over-vig-
orous from nitrogen fertilizer
treatments, or poor pollen distri-
button caused by cool, cloudy,
rainy weather, hormone COM
pounds have increased early fruit
production.
Work carried on over an eight
year period with tomatoes grown
for canning and for five years with
plants for market garden trade,
indicate that these chemicals will
increase the size and number of
fruit produced in the first cluster,
] but with little or no effort on
the third.
The total season yield shows
no increase, however, indicating
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

has remained strong and storage
supplies have been reduced to
near normal.
Along with stronger prices seen
for apples the economists say
apple growers in Ohio may expect
a fair sized crop this year. That's
in spite of a light set and some
damage by May frosts in the east
ern part of the state. They report
set is generally good in Rome, Nc
Intosh, and Grimes, but poor on
JonathanS.
To date insect and disease
control has been good.
Reports on peaches show that
the market will probably be
Strosg. The country as whole has
a fourth less peaches in prospect
than last year and 20 percent less
than average.
Ohio prospects are good in the
Ottawa area, but below average
throughout the rest of the state.
Pear production is down thro-
ughout the country and far be-
low average in Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
Four-H Campers
Return Home

Franklin county's 1856 Four-H
members and nine adult staff
members returned home Saturday
after a 5-day period at Camp
Ohio near Utica.
The camp was under the dir
ection of George B. Ganyard,
Franklin County Extension Agent
and r. D. Moore, Associate Agent.
Adult 4-H advisors assisting with
the program were Mrs. r. E. Lit
Finger and Mrs. l.. E. Zimmer of
Central College, Mrs. John II.
Potts of billiards, and Paul Eyer
man of Grove City. Mrs. r. d.
Moore assisted with crafts and
served as couselor. Russell Boring,
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Educational Director, had charge
OF recreation classes and Miss
Twila Hessin of Nashport was
conservation instructor. Mrs. Mat
her, one of the Franklin County
Health Nurses, also attended.
Members of the Franklin Coun-
ty All Junior Leadership Club
was assisted with various phases
of the program were Lois Wade
and Rachel Karrcr of Dublin;
Richard Fisher anG Walter HUFF
imam of Alton; Robert McQuay,
Melba Worthington, and Wilbur
Quinn of Grove City; Doris Sch
leppi, Marian Baird, and Ann
Baird of Hamilton Township; Mar
Jorie and Marian Doran of Plain
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

w. E. Stuckey, farm safet.
specialist at Ohio State Univer-
sity, says that the most common
haying accidents are falls from
the hay NOW or from loads of hay.
He urges special precautions to
prevent such falls. Farmers can
make sure that loft floors are i'll
good repair and hay chutes guard
ed Special care should be taken
in making starts and stops while
loading, especially on rough
ground.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

that later clusters undergo COM
pensating decrease as a result of
the early increase. This may not
be a detrinfent to the home gard
ner and Hewlett suggests that in
terested gardeners try these COM
pounds for themselves. Hormones
may be applied with ordinary
household atomizer when the
flowers open.
Greenhouse growers have found
1t necessary to abandon the use of
these chemicals because hormone-
treated tomatoes soften four or
five days after picking. The home
gardener will not necessarily find
this condition a hindrance since
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
See Good Market
For Ohio Fruit

Ohio growers are due for better
fruit prices this fall.
Agricultural economists at Ohio
State University say that with
smaller crops of peaches, pears
and apples in the country than
last year, Ohio growers can ex-
pect stronger prices fer most of
their tree fruit this 1al.
Apple prices have already
shown an upward swing. Demand
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

Township; and Howard Free
man of Perry Township.
The camp period is an annual
event providing instruction in
swimming, crafts, and conservat-
ion and includes a daily vesper
program and campfire program.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30
NAVY RECRUITS TO TRAIN
AT SAN DIEGO

Chief Ripley of the Navy Re-
cruiting station. Springfield, an
nounced today that men enlisting
in the regular navy from this area
will be given recruit training at
San Diego, California.
This change was due to an over
load of trainers at Great Lakes,
Illinois. At present navy enlist
ments are on an unlimited basis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

field grown tomatoes are not al
fected to the same extent, Hewlett
claims.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

Although the number of farm
transfere for the year ended in
mid-March was the smallest in
more than twenty years of record,
recent reports from farm realtors
obtained in the Department of
Agriculture's land market survey
indicate an increase in the interest
in the purchase of farms. Many
reports, particularly from those in
the better farming areas, mention
difficulty in obtaining lists of
farms for sale. Prospective buy
ers are willing to pay near peak
prices for desirable properties.
Low grade properties OH the other
hand are being sold only after
substantial cuts are made in ask
ing prices.
In conclusion, the land market
situation may be summarized
about as follows: Farm land
prices in most areas have declined
slightly from the postwar peak
and are currently below a year
prices in recent months. Fewer
ago despite some firming of
farms than ever before are chang
ing ownership and an increasing
percentage of the transactions in
volve credit financing. A substan-
tial percentage of the present own
ers are in a strong financial pos
ition so that it appears unlikely
that a marked change in the
market may occur SO long as
current farm incomes prevail.
KEESLER AFB, MISS, JUNE
% 1850 = Pfc. Donald M. O'Brien,
II, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
A. O'Brien, Rt. l, London. Ohio,
has reported to Keesler AFB,
Mississippi to begin training in the
Radio Operators School located
here.
Keesler AFB is one of the Bases
of the Technical Division, Air
Training Command, and is also the
home of the Air Forces Radar
School.
The training Pfc. O'Brien re-
ceives in the Radio Operators
School will extend over a period
of 80 weeks which will familiarize
him with the organization of radio
nets, message handling, the radio
compass, instrument approach
systems and radio ranges. He will
also become familiar with weather
reports, acquire a working know
ledge of radio sets and parts, and
be able to perform general main
tenance.
This training will qualify him to
hold any speciality in the Radio
Operating Group such as AF' Radio
Operators, high speed AT radio
operators, high-speed AACS radio
operators, and flight radio oper-'
atorS.
HAVING PROVES
DANGEROUS WORK
Having is dangerous work.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-06-30

HAVING PROVES
DANGEROUS WORK
Haying is dangerous work.
Evening star., 1950-07-08

ROCK ISLAND TRAIL" Republic re-
lease, produced by Paul Malvern, directed
by joseph Kane, screenplay by James Ed
ward Grant based on a novel by Frank
J. Nevins. At the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1950-07-08
HOLLYWOOD.

31oAl15I WN<A(0s
It's almost a year now since
Jimmy Stewart. that confirmed
old bachelor. stepped out and sur
Iprised his friends by marrying. At
the same time he acquired a
ready-made family of two sons.
six and four years old.
How does the ex-bachelor like
his new state? What sort of
father does he make? And what
do the kids think of him as a Pop?
We drifted into this subject with
Jimmy on the set of Jackpot,
one of those radio give-away sto-
ries, in which he is now starring
at Goth Century-Fox, and, for
once. he wasn't the least bit nom
committal.
"At first the boys looked on me
as a sort of boarder," Stewart
chuckled. "Then when it seemed
like 7 was going to be permanent
and paid my rent I was accepted
by them. Sure. I get out and play
ball and other games with them.
Not because I'm their father-but
because I like a little outdoor
|stuff-if it's not too strenuous.
Around the Coldwater Canyon
section where Jimmy and his fam
lily reside there's a much more
enthusiastic report from the
neighbors on Stewards father
hood. Folks say the kids and
their movie-star dad are virtually
an inseparable threesome. They
are quick to point out that this
situation follows logical pat
tern. for Stewart long has been
interested in juvenile activities.
Few know that for years he was
a counselor in a Los Angeles Boy
Scout troop and spent many a
week end conducting hikes. The
Soap Box Derby is another Of
Stewards hobbies and, seldom
missing one of the national meets,
he's planning on taking his whole
family to the 1851 sweepstakes.
So. in the face of all that,
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UppsuIo Is Sweden's
Center of Leurninu

Uppsala. which lies to the north
OF Stockholm, is one of Sweden's S
Oldest cities. It is also the coun-
try's chief center of learning. and
boasts the largest university,
founded in 1447.
Uppsala's 18th century cathe-
dral is considered one of the finest
IN Scandinavia. For centuries it
has been the burial place of prom
inent persons.
Evening star., 1950-07-08
Where and When
Current Theoter. Attractions
and Time of Showino

ADMINISTRATORS of Sher-
wood Forest: /. 3:15, 5:25. 7:3C
and 9:55 pm.
Capitol - Spy Hunt; 1890
am. 1:05. 3:45. 6:25. 9:15 and
11:55 pm. Stage shows: 1855
am. 2:30. Sis, 8 and 10:40 pm.
Columbia-"Annie Get Your
Gum; 10:30 am. 1880, 2::35,
4:4o, GAS, $50 and 1885 pm.
Dupont-"Bond Street; 1:15,
800. 5:25. 1880. 9:35 and 11:45
pm.
Keith's-"The White Tower;
11:40 am, 1850, 3:55. s, sos,
1910 pm. and 1915 am.
Little-"Phantom of the Opera:
1915. 1925. 6::35 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Rock Island
Trail; 11:45 am. 1:40, $40, $40,
TAO and $40 pm.
National - go West Young
Man; 1915, 2:45, $40. TAO and
1910 pm.
Father of the Bride:
1880 am, 1880. 3::35. $40, TAO,
9:45 and 11:45 pm.
Playhouse-"Saints and Sim
ners";; II am, 1895, 2:10, 4:10
6:05, 8:05, 1905 pm. and 1905
am.
Plaza-"Gigi";; 1905, 1855 am,
las. 1885. 5:25. 7:15, 9:05, 1886
pm. and 12:45 am.
Trans-Lux 1.-THE Winslow
Boy: 11:20 am, 1:10. 2:55, 4:55,
6:35, 8:25. 1910 and IL pm.
Warner-1Rogue of Sherwood
Forest; 11:15 am. 1:10. $40,
$3.50, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-08

Cape Loeb Haven invites you to
drive down and see for yourself
how this cope fits your every
need. 1t is hard to realize thot
there is a hoyen of rest and re-
loxotion SO close to Washington
which may be reached by short,
pleasant drive over scenic and
weII-poved, wide highways for
easy committing.
Evening star., 1950-07-08
His 38th Year
HOLLYWOOD.

Antonio Moreno. former star of
the silent films, began his 38th
year as an actor when he reported
at the Warner Bros. studio for
his role in Dallas" Technicolor
adventure drama. Moreno. who
launched his career in 1912 as a
five-dollar-a-day extra, will por-
tray a Spanish landowner in the
new film.
Gary Cooper. Ruth Roman and
Steve Cochran are co-starred in
Dallas" which is being directed
by Stuart Heisler.