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Evening star., 1951-03-11
Military Justice Court
Offered at Law School

Columbus University Law School
announced yesterday 1t will offer
a course this summer in military
justice.
Dean James ]. Hayden said the
course will be a concentrated study
of the new military code beginning
June 18 and closing July II. It
will be open to officers and enlisted
men of the services as well as
to law school students. Robert D.
L'Heureux will teach the course.
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Ecuador Stands by OffeI
To Help Petrol Canal
BY the As.oeioted Press

QUITO, Ecuador, Mar. TO-
President Gallo Plaza Lasso warned
the Communist Party today that
Ecuador is firmly behind the
Western democracies in their
stand against Communism.
His statement was a reply to
Communist demands that he
withdraw an offer to help the
United States patrol the Panama
Canal.
Defense Minister Diaz Granados
announced a week ago that Ecua-
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Rabbi GoIinkin to Speak

Rabbi Noah Golinkin of the Ar
lington Jewish Community win
speak on "Purim Is Here" on
the Hebrew Religious Program
broadcast at 5 pm. today over
station WCFM. Recorded He
brew music will also be heard on
the program.
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Diplomats to Heur Bennett

ENJOYS Of the Latin American
diplomatic corps will be special
guests to hear DR.. Henry Garland
Bennett. director of the Point
Four program. address a meeting
Of the District Bar Association 8
pm. Tuesday in the Mayfiower
Hotel.
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dor is willing to help the United
States patrol the Panama Canal
Zone. He said his country could
offer squadron of 10 planes and
20 officers and crewmen as part
of hemisphere defense plans.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
400. 900 Meat Stores in u. ST.

CHICAGO. There are some
400, 900 stores in the United States
selling meat at retail, and about
10000 restaurants.
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5000 Yard BulIseye

Longest hit on record for a tor
pedo is 5000 yards made by .
German submarine in 1917 on the
U. S. destroyer Jacob Jones.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
a Service Bands to Share Stage
First Time in Saturday Concert

The Nations four great service
bands will share the same stage
for the first time in Constitution
Hall on Saturday night in what
should be the ultimate in band
music festivals.
Led by a succession of 81 out
standing band directors, some OF
them playing their own compost
tions, the Marine, Navy, Air Force
and Army Bands will perform for
one-half hour each in sparkling
program starting at $50 pm.
They will be backed up by the
Marine Drum and Bugle Corps,
the Air Force Bagpipe Band. the
Air Force Singing Sergeants"
and, for added spectacle, the color
guards of all the services.
Proceeds will go to the Soldiers,
Sailors. Marines and Airmen's S
Club, 1918 L street NV. Tickets,
ranging from $1.20 to $3.50. in
Guiding tax, may be obtained at
the Willard Hotel Ticket Agency
Goldman to Conduct.
The bands own directors will
share the podium with II widely
known conductors attending the
18th annual convention of the
American BandmasterS' ASSocia-
tion. Selections range from the
old martial Standbys to classical,
operate and modern tunes
Leading off the program, DR..
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SdtaSJyln9ty Jeei like going to work!
Here's tip from my test kitchen! II
you've been having "Creom Of Wheat"
with sliced bononas-try moshng ripe
bonanas into the milk for pour
over. fvmmy!
Cream of Wheat" is favorite
breakfast with millions of Ameri-
can folks-for very good reasons.
1t has delicious flavor. And it's
smooth. And tempting. And costs
less than penny bowl! No trou-
BILE to cook, either. And, you know,
Enriched Minute Cream of
Wheat" is both easy to fix and
speedy. It's fully digestible in only
5 minutes of boiling, and so good
for folks with its valuable Iron,
Calcium, Phosphorus, Niacin and
Vitamin B..
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Edwin Franko Goldman will con-
duct the Navy Band in his own
composition, the Grand March. y
Others leading this band will be
DR.. Frank Simon, director OF
bands. Cincinnati Conservatory OF
Music and former cornet soloist
with John Philip Sousa; DR.. Pete
Buys, director, Hagerstown NUM-
cipal Band: Col. Howard C. Bron-
son, former Army chief of music
and 1t. Conndr. Charles E. Brend-
Ter, regular conductor.
Composer Morton Gould will
direct the Marine Band in a COM
position written especially for this
program, as will Capt. Thomas
F. Darcy, former leader of the
Army Band. Others leading this
band will be Glenn Cliffe Bainum
director of bands, Northwestern
University; L. Bruce Jones, direc-
tor of bands, Louisiana State Uni
versity. and it's regular conductor,
Maj. William F. Santelmann.
A. F. Band Conductors.
Henry Fillmore, noted COM
poser. will lead the Air Force
Band in one of his works, Shout
in Liza" and Mark Hindsley, dj-
rector of bands, University of
Illinois, also will direct one of his
pieces. Others leading the band
will be William D. Revelli, direc-
tor of bands. University of Michi-
gan; Richard Bales, director of
music, National Gallery of Art,
and its regular conductor, 1t. Col.
George S. Howard.
Another prominent bandsman
and composer, Karl King of the
Fort Dodge uowa) Municipal
Band, leads off the Army Bands
portion of the program with his
own stirring "Barnum and Bailey
Favorites."
Others leading the band will be
DR.. Harold Bachman, director of
bands. University of Florida; 7r.
A. A. Harding, for 43 years direc-
tor of bands at the University of
Illinois; E. F. Heeter, director of
the Holland (Mich) Municipal
Band; Maj. S. E. Near, chief Of
the Army Bands Branch. and the
regular conductor, Capt. Hugh
Curry.
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need, either. With fork, simply
beat the liquid together with the
Spry shortening, then sift your dry
ingredients right onto the whipped
creamy like Spry Whip" SO sec
onds of stirring, and your dough is
all ready to roll. I find it's a dream
of easy handling, whether rolled
the usual way or between wax paper.
This is truly a fool proof"
method. Even if you're a new cook,
you'll make wonderfully fiaky, ten
der, nut-sweet piecrust this way
every time. Remember, though,
your triumph depends on using
Homogenized Spry in the blue ging-
ham can Only this type of shorten
ing mixes properly with liquid.
Ask your grocer for Homogenized
Spry's "Water-W Whip" Piecrust
Recipe-it's FREE :. or write me
for it today.
a Address: Jessie DeBoth, Box 1897, a
Srond centraiP o. New York u, MY. "
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Foods rate high in thrift and inter-
est. So keep the makings for deli
cious Lenten menus on your pantry
shelf. And add this special time
saver-the all-in-one, packaged
LaChoy Chinese Dinner, which in
cludes can of Meatless Chop Suey.
MeoI Mosie in FREE BOOKLET Of
Chinese recipes. Write me for it.
A Jessie DeBoih. Box 1893, A
V Crund Central p. O., New York II NY. v
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MEATLEss DISHES

:. for Lenten enjoyment are easy
with LaChoy Chinese Foods. In Is
minutes you can make as good a
chop suey or chow mein as you ever
tasted. Just put together LaChoy
Mixed Chinese Vegetables. LaChoy
Chow Mein Noodles, LaChoy Soy
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er cuts grease and dirt fast yet
never, neUer scratches. Instead, it
gives everything a super-sheen as
you clean. And how kind this grit
free cleanser is to your hands. Get
Bon Ami Cleanser today and see
for yourself. It's super!
Another Super: For your windows and
mirrors nothing cleans like Bon Ami
Coke. Try III
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meat taste! I was thrilled with the
whole process. I saw Kitchen
Bouquets IA vegetables, herbs and
spices selected for top quality, COM
bined by formula, then constantly
tested to make sure every bit of
Kitchen Bouquet turns out uni
fornlly fine. No wonder good cooks
havedepended on Kitchen Bouquets
unique blend for over 10 years for
perfect gravy. And I say-how
grand it is to haze Kitchen Bouquet
and know only an inexpensive little
bit will make gravy extra broWn,
eXtra-deliciouS.
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leaves hair squeekie clean and so
soft and manageable that curl-set-
ting goes quicker, curls stay in
longer. That's why I also recon-
mend New Wildroot Liquid Cream
Shampoo to mothers! think it's
the best help they can give their
self-conscious teen-agers with top
knot troubles.
Wildreef is q fonily find! lis ovuiebIe
everywhere for as little as 2ee. A iifFy-
quick shompoo-and so economical IFS
easy TO moke good hoir-sreemins q
family distinefieni
Evening star., 1951-03-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
How To Beautify
GRAY HAIR

Why continue to have gray, faded,
streaked hair that makes you look older
than your yearsEwhen for but q few
gist mix for you, wonderful scientific
hair coloring that will put natural.
looking color into your hair gradually
Just do this:
Ask your druggist for a package Of
Barbo Compound. Then mix 1t and use
It right in the privacy of your own
home. Simply comb Barbo into the half
as directed-that's all there is to It'll
Gradually but surely faded, gray.
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you desire. Barbo won't stain scalp,
wash out or affect permanent waves.
sSs ;s ;ssE P.ss 3 Sss$: s$s BARBO
Costs less than 81 for complete appiiea,iensl
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gether of choicest home-good in
gradients. And here's good news for
beginners. Aunt Jemima's are COM
plete mixes. Everything's in but
water, SO you get unvarying good
results.
Frosfing Design: Take book Of measur-
ing spoon Cts round and better than d
teespeon), dip in hot woser, use back
for on indentotion on either white or
dark frostins.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Justice Jackson to Speak

Supreme Court Justice Jackson
will be the guest speaker at a
meeting of Barristers Lodge No
48, the lawyers Masonic lodge,
at meeting in Stansbury Hall,
1922 Georgia avenue NV, at 7:30
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
SENSATIONAL!

THAT's MY OPINION of Homogen-
lied Spry's new Water Whip"
Piecrust Method. Everybody in the
food. world is excited about this
cooking discovery. You'll share
their enthusiasm when you try it!
Homogenized Spry's Water Whip"
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poo, my favorite
glamor maker.
This shampoo
containing lano-
lin whips up bill
lowing soapless
suds that rinse
away easily. 1t
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way of making
pastry is so much
easier. And it's
fool-proof! 1t
does away with
the tedious chore
Of Cutting in"
shortening. And
there's no more
guessing at how
much LIQUID you
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Like Breakfast to give me
peppy start on the days work. You

also? Then let
me recommend
nly breakfast!
It's hot Cream
of Wheat" and it
supplies me with
food energy SO
Evening star., 1951-03-07

Sauce. The easy
how-to is on the
LaChoy label.
Varied with egg,
tuna, shrimp or
era bmeat, La
Chow Chinese
Evening star., 1951-03-07

cleanser which is
really grit-free. A
good friend to
everything you
Gle an sinks,
bathtubs, refrig-
orators, pots and
pans. You see,
E.op Ami Cleans
Evening star., 1951-03-07

on your grocer's shelves. Accent
(monosodium glutamate) is a
unique basic seasoning. for without
adding any flavor of its own it in
tensifies and holds the natural fla
vors already in foods. 1t even re-
stores good fresh f1avors to lett
oUerSi This test will show you how
Accent turns out Uery tasty eating.
Drain liquid from O con Of green beans
or peas. You need not heat il. Taste the
liquid "as is" Now odd Is teaspoon
Accent TO it, stir and taste again.
Toste the wonderful difference!
Better get this third shaker"
today and keep it on your kitchen
shelf alongside the salt and pepper.
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product, which
makes gravy a
rich brown color
eUery time. And.
extra delicious
because it
b r i n G S o u t
ora WIS trina
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you D6CduS6 IL S q
quick and easy
pudding to make.
just add milk,
cook, cool a nd
serve up proudly
the luxurious big
boWlful onepaek
Evening star., 1951-03-07

It's ChiId's Play to keep your
sink and bathtub shining with a
cleanser that cleans fast but WITHOUT
scratching. So let me tell you about
Bon Ami. That's the one speedy
Evening star., 1951-03-07
TRY A NEW HAIR-Do

IT'S A GOOD TRICK for a cheer up!
i And to give it special beauty
urge you to CLEAN" your hair with
New Wildroot Liquid Cream Sham
Evening star., 1951-03-07

age gives you. Or pour It, Slightly
cooled, into baked pie shell, for
luscious Pie to top with whipped
cream. Yes-this My-T-Fine Va
nilla Dessert is something, mighty
good for mighty little. And costs
only few cents!
Whof's for Topping? Chocolate sprin-
kIes, nenpureis, crushed pineapple,
sliced banonas, moeoroon crumbs,
shredded sesenus
Evening star., 1951-03-07
! WENT "BAcKSTAGE"

-. the other day in the beautiful
new Kitchen Bouquet plant. I
watched them make this grand
Evening star., 1951-03-07

Devils Food are
unbe atable in
luscious, home
made goodness.
T h e y W e r e
bound to be!
Aunt Jemima
Cake Mixes are
eXpertly nut to-
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you can have the
same eXtra-eX-
citing m e a ! S
these women
enjoy, do get
a S h a ker of
Accent. It's like
Evening star., 1951-03-07

Folks Can't Say ''NO' to a
My-T-Fine Vanilla Dessert! That's
how good it is-smooth, rich,
creamy vanilla at its most deli
cious. And I also commend it to
Evening star., 1951-03-07

means added protection for linens.
Clorox not only makes white cot
tons and linens snowy white, fast
colors bright it also conserDes
fabrics. For Clorox is free from
caustic :. extra gentle Believe me,
I-along with millions of economy
minded Women-appreciate my
Clorox savings! And I love the way
you can depend on Clorox to re-
move stains and make linens fresh
and sanitary, too!
t2) In household cleaning, the
G GREAT Err DISINFECTING
EFFICIENCY of Clorox means
added health protection. Clorox
disinfects germ centers in kitchen
and bathroom. In addition, Clorox
removes stains and deodorizes as it
disinfects. To get maximum Clorox
benefits in your home read all the
uses on the Clorox label.
Evening star., 1951-03-07

Mandy. They re
the best. Sun
kist's sunny-tart
vor work S
lively magic with
appet tites for
everyday dishes.
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Plain Cooking Steps Out in

sparkling flavor for Lent, if you use
fresh lemons freely. Better keep
dozen Sunkist Lemons always
Evening star., 1951-03-07

1IIeIt 5 IIUJIlIIIB qUtte IKE C1le IllC lC
gives to salads, vegetables, meat,
fowl, fish-and their sauces. All are
better with the tang of fresh lemons.
BUTTER NJ NUTMEG SAUCE: Excellent
with fresh or frozen trout and oil fish
fiiIets. In bottom Of hot frying pan put
3 tablespoons butter; odd the fish.
When brown. turn and add mixture
Of W cup soft butter. 3 tablespoons
fresh Svnkisf lemon juice and ted
spoon nutmeg. Brown; serve on deep
plutter with soUee poured over. Cornish
with lemon wedges
Evening star., 1951-03-07

Stare You Tried Accent?
It's wonderful! thousands of
housewives are saying. And so that
Evening star., 1951-03-07
Up Your Reputation as a cake

baker by using Aunt Jemima's
Cake Mixes. State and County Fair
prize winning cakemakers found
them delicious as our own home
made! My own tests convinced me
that Aunt Jemima Silver Cake and
Evening star., 1951-03-07

See My Seal Of the left of this poroeraph? This is
new feature in my column but have put ii in remind
you OF an old foef-nomely that everything tell you
my personal endorsement through direct knowledge and
of meeting housewives through my Homemokinq Schools
Evening star., 1951-05-03

produced by Breakston- -McGoWan In con-
junction with Ikuze Suzuki and Tonichi
kogio K. K. direction and screenplay by
Stuart MCGOWAN. from, story by George
Breakston. At Keith's,
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merits. These are not notably high
for apart from the drama of the
Japanese setting, the film is q
conventional thriller that neglects
to make itself convincingly ex-
citing.
This is q chance that every
movie producer takes. Of course,
when he ties his work into the
Korean situation which is notori-
ously shifty and is inclined to con-
fuse even those in official charge
of it.
If Producers George Breakston
and Stuart MacGowan find them
selves feeling betrayed by their
best intentions, they will have the
comfort Of knowing that the same
thing has happened to more pre-
dictably historic figures.
%A II y
'Tokyo File 49," based upon
Q story by Breakston, deals with
q Communist movement in the
Japanese capital which threatens
to cut the supply lines to United
Nations forces in Korea.
It is neither a genuinely exciting
or highly credible script and is
acted with none of the authority
that might have concealed such a
Evening star., 1951-05-03
By Harry Macarthur

Two hours of unrelieved anc
highly theatrical propaganda can
be close to an overdose of it II
your metabolism is q little off OF
If any area of you objects to toe
long a contact with an area OF
upholstery. Two hours of it
or very close to its what you
will get, however, If you're in a
mood for that sort of thing, in
Border Street." at the Dupont.
Border Street" was the first
postwar movie made in Poland
and, as such, 1t is a technical
achievment which merits the inter.
national film award it won sew
eral years ago. Some of it is
documentary, some of it semi
documentary and some of it
vividly melodramatic to the point
Of unreality. az~ q,
It lays on its message with a
large trowel. Its cry against racial
hatred bears repeating time and
time again, of course. It can not
be denied that the Jews of War
saws ghetto suffered harshly, to
put it very mildly, during the Nazi
occupation Of the city. 1t Is true
that totalitarianism, in a candid
and unretouched portrait, is a
far from pretty thing.
Border Street." however, bears
O suspicious resemblance, at least
in technique, to some of the cine
matte messages Of true Dem
ocracy" which have come from
further east Of the Iron Curtain
than Poland. It's blacks are toe
black. It's whites are too white
It's NaZi troops are to a man cruel
stupid and amoral tyrantS. It,
Jews are to man brave and kind
full Of saintliness, courage ano
wisdom.
1t does not deny the merit
Of the films message of tolerance
to suggest that this is a departure
from reality. The departure from
reality. however, does lessen the
effect Of the message, by making
1t clear that this is propaganda
speech, not an entertainment.
Apart from the propaganda
(which is like trying to discuss
a chocolate cake apart from its
chocolateness), Border Street
Is q telling pitcure of what hap
pens to a city when war brings
bombs from the air and a con-
quering invader on the ground. Its
principal figures are a jewish
boy and girl who go through al
most unmitigated hell in Nazi-
occupied Warsaw to come through
with the aid Of a pair of young
Polish friends. to hope, or at least
to a ray of hope for a future
hope.
Some young Polish players
named M. Broniewska, j. Zlot-
nicki, T. FijewSki and D. Iczenkc
are impressively effective as thi:
pathetic quartet aged in childhood
by bombs, black markets. bullet.
and NaZi beatingS. Director Alex.
ander Ford has manipulated then
and his cameras adroitly, too, IL
the ruins Of Warsaw and tht
sewers underneath it. The drama
tic effect they achieved woult
have been much higher If tn,
propaganda for a peoples revolt
didn't look so much like propa
Randa,
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l
Robert Peyton gives a routine imi-
tation of an American intelligence
agent who finds the East inscru-
table and Miss Florence Marty Is
not much more dramatic as one
of those displaced girls looking
for any old place that represents
security.
The actual Tokyo backgrounds
against which they play give their
performance an occasional flavor
of reality but not the sustained
one needed for Grade A melo-
drama.
Tokyo's underworld, which
crackles with dirty international
political intrigue, sex and foul
play is the setting for Keith's film
INTO this cauldron walks Peyton as
a special agent for Army intelli-
gence. He has been chosen by vir-
tue Of having gone to college with
the young Japanese who is be-
lieved head of the Communist
element in Tokyo. His disguise as
an American correspondent is
thin enough that at least Miss
Marty can see through 1t.
She is waiting for him, asleep
in his bed, when he arrives at
the hotel reserved for newspaper
men. Whether she came there fol-
a pair Of nylon stockings, a job
or as a spy for the other side il
never made quite clear. Neverthe-
less, she does get the nylons and
the job and before long, she is
the agents Girl Friday ostensibly
helping him track down the Tokyo
Communists. Or, it may be that
she is helping, them to track
HIM down.
The incident Of this search long
ago stopped making fresh screen
material and most of it here is
concerned with breaking up the
ti-American plot before it car
culminate in a general strike in
the transportation industry.
Naturally, no movie hero ever
failed on a mission such as this
and Peyton certainly is not going
to upset precedent. At the climax
Of the story. involving a spectacu-
lar suicide and bomb blast in
the heart Of Tokyo, he gets all
that is expected of him except
Miss Marty. For one reason OF
another. maybe a try for a realis-
tic touch at the end, she remains
behind in Tokyo where, presum-
ably, she will be useful to later
intelligence agents from America.
n \ Il
RKO's cameras cover many an
odd and fairly dramatic corner of
Tokyo in recording Tokyo File. "
They peek into the noisy windows
of the Russian military mission,
the living quarters of American
occupying forces, the low and off,
limits dives, the rail yards and
such other interesting tourist at
fractions.
OF the human figures which fit
before the camera lenses, Miss
Marty is the most mysterious. She
is well designed for the role Of a
female enigma and even in a
fuzzy movie script she is percept-
IDLY a girl that even a secret
agent would look at twice.
Apart from the principals, most
members Of the Tokyo File" cast
are japanese and all of them seem
competently at home in their work
for RKO.
+ X
The Geisha girls premiere day
performance consisted of a sample
repertory of five dances, including
a boogie-woogie solo number and
a ballet item based upon an avia-
ton motif. They made a colorful
and cheerful note on Keith's old
stage which very well may never
have offered such a novelty before.
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
Arena-"Playboy of the West
ern World: $3.50 pm.
New Gayety - "Oklahoma!"
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Raton Pass;
1885, $3.50, $50. 7:30 and 9:35 pm
Capitol-"Inside Straight; II
am, 1:45. 4:30. 7:15 and 1000
pm. Stage Shows: 1885. $40,
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia -" Royal Wedding;
|11:45 am, las. 3:45. 5:45. 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Border Street; 100,
|3:05, SIS, .7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Tokyo File 212";;
I11:15 am, 100, 3:25, $50. 7:35
land 9:45 pm. Stage shows: 12:40,
I2:45, 4:50, 6:55 and 9:05 pm.
Little-"Kind Hearts and Coro-
nets; 2:30. 6:05 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - 1.-THE Lemon
Drop Kid: 11:40 am, 1875. 3:35,
$50. 7::35 and 9::40 pm.
NatiOnal-"Three Guys Named
Mike: 1925 am, 1:10, 2:55. 4:40,
6:25, $40 and 9:55 pm.
Palace-"I Can Get 1t For You
Wholesale: 1880 am. 1:35, $40
$40, 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Forgotten Men and Fall
of Berlin; 2:25, 4:40, 6:55, 9:10.
Playhouse - Tales of Hoff-
mann; 2:30 and $50 pm.
Plaza - '"The Mudlark":: 11:00
am. ITO. 800, $50. TAO and
1000 pm.
Trans-Lux -" Second Woman:
|11:00 am. 12:45. 2:35. 4:20, 6:10,
7:55 and 9:45 pm.
Warner - "Raton Pass; 11:3u
am. 1880, 3:35. 5:35. 7:40 and
9:45 pm. ..
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Play at Coolidge High

Calvin Coolidge High School will
present its annual spring play,
Cheaper by the Dozen" at $3.50
Io'clock tonight and tomorrow in
the auditorium, Fifth and Tuck
erman streets NV.
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The Geisha girls premiere day
performance consisted of a sample
repertory of five dances, including
a boogie-woogie solo number and
a ballet item based upon an avia-
ton motif. They made a colorful
and cheerful note on Keith's old
stage which very well may never
have offered such a novelty before.
Evening star., 1951-05-03
Square Dance TONIGHT

The Mems Club of the North
east Hebrew Congregation will
hold a square dance and entertain
ment at o'clock tonight in Heu-
Irich's Hospitality Room. Twenty
sixth and D streets N. w.