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APIS. WANTED (con..I

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE with small
children need fu-n. 5-rocm apt or
house from about May go TO Aus ];
near D. C.; 500 max. Box SSH,
GNFURS. EFFICIENCY APT. or Ink.
rooms, not over S45, by widow.
Presayterian; no children. 10 pets
BOX 26-H. Star -
SMALL FURNISHED APT. required
y yogns nan: I.,Isay Easy access gEi;.sa
GOVT. EMPL. CoUPLE. permanent
status. With 3i9-year-oid gtrl tnurs-
erZ school c1ring day). desires p
bedroom apt. unfurnished. "; apt.
BLDG; D. c. onlyi ref. WA. 1915.
YOUNG LAWYER. bride. desire J.
bedrin. apt. including kitchen and
private bath, S55-S7o: Colonial
charm preferred: must be able 10
rm. adequate size to hold Steinvay
Classical music lovers; unimpeach-
able references. Mr.. HALL. RE,
Young COUPLE sstting married
rm apt in NV. section Immediately.
Rent not more than SS5 monthly;
excellent references, AD. 1855. -S
SOBER COUPLE wish 3-room furn-
apt; preferably in, In nv. agt, gd blas-: sas-
s;+a-
oNE-RM. eniciency apt. in NV, apt.
BLDG. BY sentleman fGeyt. enplys1.
Max. $50. Box 53-H, Star. So
NEWLYWEDS desire Groom furn.
or oPa1lRehs nR seesion 81 T 5 RsEs0y dE ySssS as
APARTMENT, Unfurn.. foT Couple and
baby; not over so5. Box 4s-H, Star,
GOVT. ATTY and wife. expeet Is,
Ss5 max. TR. 1855. " r.
PERM. GOVT. EMPL. desires sm; apt.
reas. rental; respectable ne!ghbor-
hood; refs. turn. Box 36-H, Star. 4"
YOUNG LADY employed Walter
Reed, desires Ink. rm. or small
sIysr sspt We; snr,n 10th s5 nw sT Irving to
Ext. 154, Sis am. to pm. week
days. MISS DEAN. a
3 OR 4 RM. unfurn apt. or fat.
vic. Walter Reed; couple. 10. s-2lls.
MARRIED COUPLE desire a-3 rm.
s sp vo n rsSF c9rn ysTd aT have have
Young MARRIED COUPLE. both
FgI employees. perm. Wash. desire
1-bedrm apt. furnished; prefer
RrSP;oSsTfRfIff prT; SsT ff-a d,ki STAG COLLEGE gsss ss
Library Lib n a.s Of CONGRESS fS fnpl tS .s share
DESIRE SNAIL uNFURN. 1-bedrm
or studio apt. for young Govt. en-
gineer in upper NV. sec. Call
MULLINS, 81. $3.50 or sH. 71oo,
EMPLoYED COUPLE desires s-rm.
furn. apt. with pvt. bath. ST. 7o55
after q pm. -G
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APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHED

MEURILEE APTS.-spacious and
2-bedroom apts.; close to transp..
shopping, theater, elementary and
high schools. 53rd and Defense hwy.
Bladensburg, Md. WA. 1921.
ENTIRE end FLOOR APT, adults
only. Sc Charming st. NV. -
APTS. AVAILABLE at Cobur Terrace,
5100 Defense hwy, BladenSburg,
Md; close to schools and shopping
ONE AND TWO-BEDRM. APIS
Including living rm.. dining alcove.
kitchen, bath, and rear screened
porch; S57 so to $50 per month.
Rockville 20S6 a
APT. FOR RENTAL utilities furn.;
S42 80 mo-; completely private. See
MR.. PIFFER, at 16 10th st. ne. a
FROM ST2.5O MONTH II bedrm.,
liv. rm., din. alcove, kit and bath;
AZ miles from White House, 5 min
from Lincoln Memorial Bridge in
Arlington, Va. Phone EN-. 567S be-
s45 INCLUbING UT1L. Enciency
AIS F st. s.w. OR. 1865. 4
NOW RENT, Washington's newest
downtown apts., completely air con-
ditioned and modern; all convent
Wise, resident mgr. Ex. 764o, ---5
1908 C ST. NE, 8 rooms and porch.
Partly furn., Semipvt. bath. I child
accepted. refs, can be seen after
8 pm. -
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcent.J

CoLoRED. RMS. FOR MEN-Conv.
to transp., excel. neighborhood. Call
betw.- 8 and $50 pm. IA 0204. a
COLORED-2-RMS., kitchenette and
bath, for middle aged couple, no
between and 10 pm. -5
COLORED-SINGLE RM., In quiet
home, for settled woman. RIA. 4773
after 3 pm. 3
Nicely furn. single rm. for man
or woman, $3.50 per wk. TU. 1910.
GOLORED-FURNISH ROOMS for
rent: One, large, with private bath,
for men or 2 girls: One. single,
COLORED - NICE, LARGE, front
room: for refined, employed couple
DI. 5619.
COLoRED-IS36 VERNON ST. NV.
-Lge., attrac. rn. for empl. cple. or
girl; privils; good transp. DE. 1929.
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1850 MONTH";"
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS. APTS. TO SHARE

ELDERLY MAN wants room with
small family in apt; good ref. Call
evenings, HO. 0l74. So
Evening star., 1950-05-04
GLOVER PARK

Row-brick home, In this conyen-
ient-to-everything. ciose-to-down.
town area; liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
and inclosed heated porch on lst Al
4 rms. and bath on end: full bsmt.,
auto. h.-w.h.; garaGe. INEZ CUSHs
ARD. Realtor. OR. 1929.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

BACHELOR WILL SHARE inexpen-
S Slve apt. ny 5o . n with con1geniaal a
Biia KANSAS AVE. N.W.Mone NcI Q girl
to share 2-bedrm. apt with others
Call TU. 1949 after $50 weekdays
1Ith AND CLIFTON SITS. N.W.-Girl,
about 20, to share 5-rm apt. with
another girl. Call NO. 1890. .
REfi lined GIRL to share lovely apt.
with ro-o a4p97ther 2S-35 unlim. phone;
REFINED GENT. will share nicely
turn. bach apt. in Silver Spring
with another, age 25 to 40; piano
TV; ideal for summer; avail. at
once. Call MI. o629. a
ATTRAC. APT, NV. sec. tn share
with congenial girl, 1910; reason
able, good transp. Call OR. 87S4
evenings. "a
Evening star., 1950-05-04
APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHED

HILLWOOD MANOR APTS.
Public opinion proves these are the
finest and most desirable in entire
Washington area.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHED
NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended. North Of University
Lane
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEA-
WITH OTHER APARTMENTS.
AND BE AMAZED!
1. Private entrances, and
family living. face a whole mile
OF cool. wooded parkland.
2. Twenty individual spa
cious layouts Of one, two. and
three-bedroom units, some
with bedrooms upstairs.
3. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety for chill
dren. with one-way traflc, and
prings the car to your own
4. Almost half the units are
end units. with sun. air and
long views on three sides.
B. Masonry walls between
units provide complete sound
proofing.
8. stair-climbing reduced to
minimum. as private en-
frances go per cent of totaD
enter directly at ground level.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY
One bedroom, living room,
dining room, kitchen and bath.
$77.50
Two bedrooms, living room,
dining room. kitchen. and
$94.5O
Three bedrooms. living room,
dining room, kitchen and
$112.5O
(All Utilities Included in Rent)
Sample Apartment at 443s.
Hampton Drive. Furnished by
MALCOLM SCATES
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire Ave. 7/1O of a
mile north of the traffic light
at University lane to the sign
on the property.
For reservations apply to
JAMES G. FINNEY
RESInENT MANAGED
55 Southampton Dr.. JU. 7-93s:
Evening star., 1950-05-04
47l7 BLAGDEN TERRACE, NV.
sUPERLATIyyE. RES 1EISEstDENTIAL


Custom built det: brick, center haI
walls in master bedroom and living
room, den with bnllt-in book shelves,
powder rn. on 1st A.. 2 baths on I'd
A.. sparkling modern kitchen COM
vasher), finished basement with
maids quarters, bath. recreation
room, bar, garage. screened porch.
expensive iandseaping. Property
A. :4 sss s6o inelnSins dIapes snd
earpeting Inspection BY appoint
ment or Sunday 1-5. Exclusive
GEO s. KING CO.. Realtors. Est.
1929 21lo Nichols ave. sc. LU.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
FEATURING:

1-2 bedrm. apis. with As large
closets
Radiant heat (no bulky radiators in
trolled to suit youl.
Colored tile and bathroom fixtures
Aluminium easement windows with
tiled sills throughout.
De luxe Kitchen INCLUDING fun SO"
refrigerator, dosele sink and exhaust
fan.
Master teleyision outlets at no cost
De luxe laundry rms, ample storage
lockers and play areas.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

$4,000, upper Brentwood, b-rms. and
bath, det. 2-story stucco over frame
home. Lot 900 II. deep; excel. Ioc.;
needs redee.; SlI.750; mr.. Coolidge
II. s., 6-rms.. semi-det. brk.. bsmt..
h.-w.h.: gar.
81 $500. l4th and Gallatin. 4-bedrms.
det. home: 2h-car gar: bsmt.;
oil h.w.h.; 81 rms. on 3Td A.; Ice.
lot: open TO efer. BEERS BROS.
SH 474T; q 20 o. --6
Evening star., 1950-05-04

BAKERY AND LUNCH
Metropolitan D. c., fully equipped
new and modern. 10000 people,
no competition, owner quotes ST 800
per week, wonderful opportunity for
UN. 3400 or WA. 010s. 5
GAS STA: AND REPAIR SHOP
Main hwy, N. Arl.: compl. equipped.
Long lease, low rent. Excel. Oppor.
tor exp. operator. For details. cali
Mr.. Dey.
WILLIAMS REALTY CO.
OW R1R1
Evening star., 1950-05-04
MOUNT PLEASANT

Row brick Of rms. and bath;
owner purchased larger home and
gp1sNasdSr gT1issNa tSr SgnAIrl SgntGAkI ssle. ,, ARLiE =
Evening star., 1950-05-04
RrsFRvOIp POAD AprA

First Offering; charming det. brick
lst floor has reception hall nice
living room with fireplace. dining
room, modern equipped kitchen, side
screened porch; End floor. 3 lovely
age attic: very attractive recreation
room opening at ground level: built
In garage: excellent value.
W n WRIGHT FM 5ROO
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Nr. Conn, ave, on Ne6r.-on q knoiI
overlooking the city and screened
from the, street by holly tree, This
has 4 rooms and bath on each floor;
completely furn,; priced Sl5,50O. A
rental ceiling on 2nd a, apt. OF 81 20
mo. will nearly pay for bldg. and
give purchaser a home on flrst floor.
Only 81 800 down, and bal. like
rent. Call Mrs. CuShard.
INEz CUSHARD. Realtor, OR. 4232.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
WESLEY PAII,

WbDLE I ALL
Spacious dble. rms In remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets. dances and free
movies. Rec rm; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S42 to S5S 50: 1925
o1St st n W Hi 2R2A
Evening star., 1950-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

Very nice center entrance brick
horne, containing 5 bedrmS.. l bath
2nd H.; ltv. rm., dinlag rm, kit
and POWDER ROOM and porch LIST
Il Small amount OF cash required.
lge. 4st 1st trust. Ewes, Miss Huey,
vi, $3.50. RAYMOND B. DUNN.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
vICINITY lerH ANp MoNRoE N.w.

Most attractive brick. rather new;
arranged as two complete apart
pletely furnished; owners leaving for
California; built-in gAraEe. hot
water heat, oil burner; only 81 900
cash payment; lust let US show it
% you, THoS, +, FARRELL CO.
Realtors, 79l Tenth street NV.
ma o7sA; sSsninEs QE, 43hSs
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended. North of University
Lane
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Double and single rooms, some with
private bath; American plan; excel
lent meals; home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service.
, 1950-03-13
ADVERTISE NOW
FOR LEASE

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton would like to receive
from interested parties propos
ais relative to the leasing of
its distillery and bottling plant
for a period Of ! year, starting
/, 1850.
For further details contact
Virgin Islands Corporation
Christiansted, st. Croix
Virgin Islands, u. S. A. 4
@@ ~
, 1950-03-13
Visitor Becomes Booster
In Us, Virgin Islands

That unusual bit of the u
S. A. in the Caribbean Sea-
the Virgin Islands-has never
needed to advertise its charms.
The best advertising for the
islands comes from those who
have visited there.
Americans who have dis
covered" this tropical play
ground return to the United
States talking as if they had
been to heaven. Many have
gone back for another look at
the idyllic dots of land and
now call them home.
With such ardent boosting,
it hasn't taken long for word
to get around that the Virgin
Islands are blessed with spec
tacular scenic beauty, a be-
nign climate that invites year
around outdoor sports and a
lazy way of life that costs very
little.
Although known for years
to cruise boat passengers, the
Virgin Islands attracted little
attention as real vacation spots
until 1916. Now, easily reach
ed from New York in eight
hours and from Miami in six
hours by Pan American World
Anyways, the islands have bios
somed into one of the leading
vacationlands Of the West IN
dies.
Back in 1916, the U. S. Vir-
gins had a total of 10 places
for tourists to stay. st. Tho
mas, capital Of the group, had
four small hotels and three
guest houses. St. Croix, then
practically undiscovered by
tourists, had two old-fashion-
ed homes which took in pay ,
ing guests. Beautiful, print
tive St. John had one settle
, 1950-03-13


ment of cottages which could
be rented by tourists by the
week or month.
Today there are tirty places
where tourists can find acco-.
modations in the islands, and
q number of them are deluxe
hotels.
Despite the newly-won sue
cess of the Virgin Islands as a
resort area, the average rate
for a room, private bath and
meals is between $11. to SIS.
a day. More modest accommo-
dations are plentiful for sew
eral dollars less. In some cases
the rates include swimming &
horseback riding facilities and
transportation to town and the
beaches.
Until recently st. Thomas
was the leading tourist goal.
St. Croix, lying 40 miles south
of st. Thomas, was overlooked.
But st. Croix is now only Is
minutes by PAA Clipper from
St. Thomas, and its offerings
are being sampled by an in
creasing number of visitors.
St, John, reached in 30 min
utes from St. Thomas by
lanuch, still remains a delight
full one-day excursion or week
end jaunt. Covered with thick
forests threaded by trails, it
has a population Of about 75O
people scattered all over the
Island
The real name Of the capital
Of the Virgin Islands is Char
lotte Amaile. But everyone
calls it st. Thomas after the
island on which it is located.
It is a town which looks like
an elaborate Broadway set
ting. Home and shop owners
, 1950-03-13

SdTlDDeeS.
Your fellow American in the
Virgin Islands is very differ
ent from the mainland brand.
And he draws a line between
you and himself by calling you
a continental" if you were
born in one Of the 48 states,
The, majority of islanders
are of the Negro race. A small
group are Of European des-
cent. Originally the Virgin
were settled by the Dutch and
English. England, Spain and
France gained temporary con-
troll during their wars of colo7
NAL expansion. Then the is
lands were acquired by Den
mark which sold them to
Uncle Sam for a cool IS mil
lion dollars in 1917. That's
why you meet islanders with
English, Scotch, Danish, Dutch
or Spanish names.
Adding to this population
pot-pourri are Cha Chas and
Puerto Ricans. The Cha Chas
live on st. Thomas. The Puer-
to Ricans have left their own
island to become shopkeepers,
shippers of small, inter-island
boats and skilled laborers in
the Virgins.
The Cha Chas are people
whose forefathers migrated to
the West Indies from Brittany
and Normandy in the 18th
Century. First they settled on
the nearby island of ST. Bart
helemy, then on st. Thomas.
They speak a Norman French
patois. They earned unusual
name by calling prospective
patrons attention to the fish
they selling with cries of "cha
cha" They still fish for a liv-
ing and do most of ST, Thorn
as straw handieraft work.
frNNr1srNYyYrN mnnkAA~@0
, 1950-03-13


ever when it comes to paint
ing their establishments. Co..
lors in every imaginable COM
bination are used. Houses may
be painted pink and yellow
and stores. may have bright
green, red, or blue doors and
shutters. There are houses
with grill-work balconies jut-
ting out over the streets. The
warehouses and stores are mas
sive structures built by the col
onists centuries ago.
The town is a peculiar mix
ture of foreign and American
ingredients. The main street is
named Dronningensgade but
you can't pronounce it unless
you speak Danish. On this mar
row, winding street are yell
low American bus stops and
typically American traffic
signs. But motorists drive on
the left-hand side because, al
Dthough the Danes ruled the is
lands for more than $50 years,
it was mainly the British who
coloniZed them.
Adding to the varied scene
is Fort Christian, the blood
red brick stronghold built by
the Danes in 1871 and now
used as a police court and pri-
son.
Running straight up the sur
rounding hills are streets of
steps. The houses along them
rise like tiers of a theater, Civ
ing the occupants a view Of
what their neighbors are do
ing. The passerby also gets in
innate glimpses Of ST. Tho
mians eating their meals, arts
ing from bed or sweeping their
homes.
The pale green and white
patches on the hills of Saint
Thomas always mystify the
newcomer. They are cement
cachements which channel the
rain into cisterns. st. Thomas
belongs to the group of Carib-
bean, islands which are sum-
mits of a submerged mountain
chain. The island has no rivers
or lakes and depends entirely
on rain for its water supply.
There is no high-powered
American efficiency in the Vir
a;o TcIandr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

Five years ago a US. marine
captain and an army lieutenant
stood on the beach at Bougainville
discussing details of the coming
offensive. They met again for the
first time when Macdonald Carey
dropped by the set at Paramount's
Red Hot and Blue" to talk to
Betty Hutton and Victor Mature;
william Talman. the lieutenant, was
making his screen debut.
Zachary Scott certainly cannot
complain that his picture assign
ments lack variety. Before he fin
ished Colt AS" with Ruth Roman
apd Randolph Scott, Jack Warner
had assigned him to a starring
role in Pretty Baby" 1t is a ro-
mantle comedy. Dennis Morgan,
Betsy Drake and Edmund Gwenn
share top honors with the dashing
Texan.
ODDS AND ENDS Bob Hope
has received a gold card for hav-
ing flown 100000 miles during his
lifetime The one and only
suit that Farley Granger wears in
The Edge Of Doom" is the one
Glenn Ford wore in so Ends Our
Night" which brought him star
dom in 1910 Huntz Hall,
teamed with Leo Gorcey in Mono
grams Bowery Boy series, is on
a six-week personal appearance
tour through the Southern states
where he is making big hit with
the audiences.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

Hedy Lamar, who starred
In Cecil b. DeMille's Samson
and Delilah" and then irked
C. b. by refsuing to cooperate
in publicizing the picture in
New York, wants to do Broad
way play, after she's had .
long rest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

wide open silhouette land a leaf
motive at heel and vamb' The bare
shoe at its most prOvocS ltive isn't
much more than aexibka leather
sole sprouting laceE and, straps
( There are variations galore OF the
barefoot look. The basic tn eme is
shoe. scooped out deeply bAt bare
I ly covering toes and heels A. maze
of straps whirl across the open
vamp with more lacings TO wrnl up
halfway to the knee Fragile as this
wisp of a shoe may look. craft ed
trim-edged leather soles are asaIr'
ance OF walking ease. making thea'e
back-to-nature shoes everybody $
darling.
Variety Is the spice Of fashion life.
and that's why the controversy is
raging on open versus closed shoes
for milady Advocates OF the open
toe and for heel stress comfort foot.
flattering effect and easy shoe-fit-
ting as an unbeatable combination
The shut.shoe champions rejoin by
pointing to the striking elegance of
shell pumps. the smartness OF
closed walking shoes with squared
toes and springy extension leather
soles. and the lissome grace OF eve
ming slippers. preferred by some of
the bestdressed women It's a shut
and-open case. and all We can say
is every woman for herself
/ u you want to know what's doing
| fashionwise in Paris = the one in
France. not Kentucky here is a
firsthand report by one OF our roam.
ing scouts Squared toes and match.
ing soles OF thin leather. rhinestone
and plain metal buckles for cock.
tails and evening. held sway at one
Rue de Ia Paix shoe showing An
other top designer is making much
Of velvety inner soles OF leather
which permit a comfortable. yet
high heel for the petite Miss Metal
finish is very much in the Paris
shoe fashion limelight. especially
combined with highly polished
! leather soles. A shoe that made
quite a splash is a high-riding
bootee in black suede featuring
square toe and matching heel and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Why Scoop No Longer
Works Here

Scoop Blake paid us a friendly
call at the CIGriOR's office last week
and we were talking about when he
was reporter here.
Remember how mad got when
found out you were writing that
election story right from your
Gesk" l asked him. "And how 1
made you get out and learn what
a sheriff's job was all about?"
81 sure do, joe" said Scoop. "I
want to thank you for teaching me
the 'hat-trick'-putting on my hat
and finding out the facts, that is"
Then we both had good laugh
because he found out so much that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

leather sole A perforated strap fas.
tened with metal buckle encir.
cles the shoe and holds the flaring
tongue i place.
Tive complaint, "oh. my aching
feet is fast becoming a national
lameTW in America Nearly SO mil.
lion A usericans join this pedal pain
chorus more or less regularly. So
next tinee yonr feet ache. ask your.
self are Sthey killing you, or are
you doing your utmost to kill them?
Do you beeong TO the group that en-
cases feet in impermeable footwear
that hohs in moisture and keeps
out air? Or perhaps you just never
bother having both feet measured
properly VIII en- buying new shoes?
Maybe you just wear sneakers or
playshCes OIL hard surfaces for the
better part ,'of the day? II you want
to get out of that routine, try fol.
lowing the advice of the foot ex.
perts. who are unanimous in. rec.
ommending all-le3ther shoes for
hygiene a I'd comfort. They point
out that the natural resiliency of
leather soes cushions the foot
against the millions Of Jars and
jolts of pounding concrete side.
walks. Leath er scles keep the orig.
inal lines of the shoe. and feathers
unique poros ty provides healthful
foot temporal lures in winter and
summer alike
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

Lanny Ross, who now has
his own show on Mutual, began
singing for his supper when he
was seven. Riding back to
school on a train, he lost his
money. And the candy butcher
kept passing his seat. At last
Lanry broke into song, and
warbled 25 of the top song hits
of the day: he made sl.@.
Which may have led him later.
to abandon the law and be-
come a singer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

darn if he didn't run and get
elected sheriff himselfl
From where l sit, we should find
out the facts before we try to talk
about anything. When we do, we're
inclined to be more tolerant !.
we're apt to understand a little
more about the other fellows pref
erence for, say, his political candi-
date or for temperate glass Of
beer now and then. l say. if y0u
don't want to get tripped up, don't
leap to conclusions!
&e M44x
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12
Eddy Arnold in
New Series of
Movie Shorts

A new series of movie films fea-
turing Americas No. / folksinger,
the popular Eddy Arnold, has
recently been completed and re-
leased for showing in many cities
and towns.
The productions, consisting CT
two natural color and three black
and-white films, feature the star of
Ralston Purina's "Checkerboard
Jamboree" Mutual Network radio
show throughout all five films.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

Richard Todd, stared as the
wounded Scottish CORPORAL IN War
ner Bros. 1.-The Hasty Heart" was
a British commando captain dur
ing World War II. and was one of
the first officers to jump into Nor
mandy on D-Day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

The dachshund who emerged
Top Dog in the contest con-
Quoted by the sponors Of "Juve-
nile jury" has given the steel
swimming pool which was part Of
his winnings to st. Claire hospital,
in New York. for use at the polio
clinic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12

Hollywood soda fountains are
featuring a new delicacy in honor
of Eleanor Parker's current pic
ture, THE Rock Bottom" 1t is a
huge chunk of ice cream, set on a
substantial foundation of nuts.
Called, of course, a Rock Bot
TOM"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-12
We Wouldn't

The fact is, we wouldn't like Tito
very much, either, if it weren't for
the fact that Stain dislikes Rim.-
Wichita Falls Times.