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Evening star., 1952-10-31
Hollywood Diary
Metro-Lonzo Feud
Ne0rs Peace Phase
BY Sheiloh Grohom-

Joe Hyams was going to inter.
view c. B. De Mile, she asked tt
go along as Joe's secretary to meet
the great man and perhaps get In
his next picture. When the inter.
view was over. the always courteous
c. B.. said goodbye to Joe, and te
Dawn merely: You're a very won.
derful secretary"
X 4 \ \
Fred Allen writes-"I thought
for awhile I was going to be taker
by the grim weeper-that's the one
who takes away the comedians"
Warmers have a unit ready to &c
with television films. The first
series is on the Royal Northwest
Mounted Police. And there's q
journey in Virginia Mayo's crystal
ball. Some of her Helen of Troy
will be shot on the spot where she
launched a thousand ships.
Universal International beat
Metro to the draw and tested the
great Met tenor, Brian Sullivan
last Friday.
Mrs. John Wayne's lawyer
Jerry Giesler. has a man digging
up Johns foreign assets as well as
domestic. That's why the settle
ment drags.
High Noon" in Paris is titled
lie Train Sifdera Trois Fois." =,
And Chaplin, all the rage in
France. is the attraction this week
at two big society parties tossed
by the Viscountess de Noailles and
the Baron Alexis de Rede, respec-
lively. 4. :. Yet when Chaplin was
wanted to appear at the command
performance in London, some one
asked. But what can he do?"
Ingrid Bergman gets Gerard
PHILIPPE. the No. romantic lover
OF France, in her picture to be di-
rected by Jacques Clouzot. What
happened to Rossellini?
Gene Tierney threatened to
smash the camera of a Paris re-
porter who snapped her in an un-
fashionable boite with her escort
Ally Khan. It's Ally who usually
does the smashing.
Where's Piper?" I asked Dick
Anderson in the rodeo room at
the Beverly Hills Hotel. "She had
to work." said he. One hour
later: Piper shows up with Len
Goldstein. One minute later: Says
Dick-"Okay, so we had a fight" "
(Reieased by North American Newspaper
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1952-10-31

robe is seductively nondescript bur
the thing that is really mors
winning is that she appa rentl,
had the foresight to provide
herself with years and years q
cosmetics.
A girl like this you can trust.
Henny Youngman who has beer
sharpening UP his comedy style
on Capitol, and similar audiences
for years headlines this weeks
stage show and is pretty funny
about it. His associate top man is
vocalist, Donald Richards, a cap
able performer. The bill is COM
pleted by the musical novelty act
of Dave and Dorothy Workman
and the dancing of the four Evans
Il 4 X 4
WHERE'S CHARLEY?: It be-
came uncertain yesterday that
Charles Laughton will play his
familiar role of the devil in Shaw's
Don Juan in Hell" in Washing
ton November z and 8. Laughton,
out Of the cast this week on
orders of his doctor, has been
asked to delay his return for sew
eral more days. His replacement,
in event of his inability to appear
at Constitution Hall next week
end, will be Vincent Price.
Price played the role during
Laughton's several weeks Of alb
sence while making a picture in
Hollywood. He has had an en-
thusiastic critical reception.
PRIZE FOR PERRY: Perry
Como, who has sung more songs
for more people than any one
except Bing Crosby. has been Sc
lected by Washington's Variety
Club as "the personality Of the
year in show business" He thus
takes his place on the distin-
guished list which includes AL Jol-
son, Arthur Godfrey and Joe E.
Brown.
A plaque will be presented to
Como at the clubs 18th annual
dinner which will be held at the
Statler November % and which
climaxes Variety's annual welfare
awards drive. Winners of the
award are chosen yearly in recog-
milton OF their outstanding con-
tributions to the world of enter
tainment.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
Agonized Wife
Switches Roles
BY The Associaied PTesI
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Beauteous Helen Westcott be-
lieves that wives are necessary
things but they don't help out a
gal screenwise.
She has almost made a career
out Of playing suffering wives in
such pictures as 1.-THE Gunfight
er" and Phone Call From q
Stranger"
So now in "The Battles of
Chief Pontiac" and Cow Coun-
try" she believes she is of on q
new kick that may get her some
attention.
Il play earthly daughters, "
she says. Lets see what hap
pens"
She disclosed an interesting
sidelight on the Pontiac" pic
ture.
"The producers found out that
the Hollywood Indians are too
fat and lazy so we filmed it on
location in South Dakota with
real Indians. They fight much
better up there"
Evening star., 1952-10-31

SLldkeS ana WHO OullS ln1eSC TINS
part OF Georgia. They have the
flair Of all the lower animals for
the kind of acting that attracts
and holds attention.
Lure of the Wilderness" also
has the virtue Of introducing a
novel note into the dialogue, its
people speak.
1t has been a long time since
this moviegoer heard a sentence as
compelling as the one in which
Walter Brennan, one of the films
top performers. describes the death
of two trappers.
They wuz cotton-mouth bit"
he says and the language suddenly
sings with an old. lost loveliness.
People who just get automobile hit
seem rather dismal by comparison.
The screenplay which Louis
Lantz wrote and Jean Negulesco
directed in Lure of the Wilder
ness is based upon an original
story by Vereen Bell.
It's principal characters are a
father and daughter played by
Brennan and Jean Peters. They
have been the swamp's sole in
habltantS for years, not of their
own choice but because Brennan
faces a murder charge on the more i
solid land of Georgia. They are
not happy as swamp dwellers, butt
they are making out well enough
on the roots, herbs. fruits and ami
mails that they shoot.
Their first touch of mainland
life is brought to them by Jeffrey
Hunter. He is an amiable kid who
likes to hunt and who has come
into the swamp to rescue his dog.
At first, the refugees are afraid
OF the lad. In time, however, he
convinces them that he means
them no harm and that Miss
Peters can put away her bow and
arrow, Later, when they all have
had a chance to get better ac-
quainted as people do in swamps,
he becomes the ally of the father
and daughter. He goes back to firm
ground and hires lawyer to see
that the old man is at least given
a fair trail on the long delayed
murder charge.
y **
Swamp life keeps people busy
and this, Of course, is virtually
everything movie director yearns
for. Negulesco has a fine time
showing how his strange ones live,
how a girl as attractive as Miss /
Peters can appeal to a boy like
Hunter. and how virtue triumphs
in even an environment as unlikely |
as this one.
That the setting of Lure of .
the Wilderness" is always more
dramatic than the people in it is
not the fault of the performers. |
Their conduct is pretty much what !
one has come to expect of human
nature and they act out each de-
tail Of it with obvious sincerity.
Not unnaturally, the most in
teresting individual performance
is that of Miss Peters. Entirely
apart from the skill she has in
bringing down wild ducks with her
bow and arrow, she looks just like
the girl one would choose to be
lost with in a swamp. Her ward
Evening star., 1952-10-31
HOLLYWOOD.

@A|AA4 "OOO.
Metro is quietly preparing an.
other picture for Mario LAMA tt
Iprecede the Student Prince" L
he comes through in the less ex.
Ipensive movie, Boss Dore Schary
will be more inclined to take 6
chance with the more costly
Prince"
jamie Powell expects the baby
in five weeks but you'd never have
guessed it at the sneak pre-
view Of Small Town Girl" which
followed the jam-packed modern
screen party. Incidentally
Dell Publications President George
DeLacorte. at the party, declared
that. all the way across country
people gave him messages fol
Marilyn Monroe. AS for the
blond doctrine, she kept trying
to get away from the party be-
cause-"I have to cook dinner fol
a man who used to play base
ball." Finally, at 10. we saw
her leaving the Beverly Hills Ho-
tel restaurant with food in a box
for the still waiting, we hope, Joe
DiMaggio. >. When I asked Mari
lyn. How does it feel to be IA
nous so suddenly?" she replied,
II always keep in mind that the
bubble can break"
X r X II
Mona Freeman has a deal at
RKO at $1,000 a week for 40
weeks a year.
Robert Mitchum is understand
ably bewildered. Lester Cowan
wants him for "Moby Dick" But
first" said Lester on Monday,
report to me at 9 am. tomorrow" !"
Then," Bob tells me, 'he showed
the Main Street to Broadway
script into my hand, and Cornell
Wilde's name is scratched out with
mine on top. Now, if only I knew
who to get permission from! Who's
my boss?" Bob was under contract
TO Howard Hughes at RKO.
+ When Dawn Addams heard that
Evening star., 1952-10-31
Jone's on Hughes
Tool Firm Books
HOLLYWOOD,

Those who know Howard
Hughes say it won't be many
months before he'll be back in
movie production-but on q
much smaller scale.
Now that the responsibilities
of operating a major plant such
as RKO are at an end, Hughes
can be expected to take an
occasional fling with a single
big one. as he did before buying
RKO. Airplanes and tools are
Hughes first love, but movies
are a pretty close second and
he'll be striving to come up with
a sensational hit paralleling his
"Hell's Angels" Of 20 years ago.
Meanwhile, Hughes has three
players, Jane Russell, Janice
Carter and Joan Dixon, under
personal contract. They didn't
60 with the RKO lease. All
three still draw weekly checks
from the Hughes Tool Co.
tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1952-06-03
STORES FOR RENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 1l5 n.
Pitt st.; first-fioor store. 27xl3Q.
IA block Cd King st. Owner. will
lease or sell. AL. 1880 or OV. 039S.
for rent IN busy
shopping area: Reas. rent, ALBERT
,sso i coaSS odNN. CO 02vEy.Aso.is "a lirontss.
'on0 on Conn. ave-. 5000 sa. IT,. plus
5000 sa. II: of basement space:
tenants. AID. 5000
SMALL STORE in darlington Shop.
or any retail business. CHI. 4777;
,ssS syfs'' .Rb SH; 1s7is + ST. Nw.-vacsn. s
store isx6o, located in large resi-
Dental section; unlimited possibili-
ties for a progressive business mani
reasonable rent SIDNEY z. MENSH
a. CO.. MA. GAO. %
WILL RENT half Of store; good loca.
t9' tion' a;f$ 3fSl Mt Pleasant st, s NV
en- and bath apartment, suitable for
any business; available Immediately.
Apply PENN PROPERTIES, EVANS
BUILDING. 1920 New York ave.
NV. ME, 1107. 10
GA. AVE. in one of the finest retail
blocks, near Decatur st. Store, apt.
and garage. Can be enlarged. NUM-
sEY TRUST CO. SSso Real Estate De-
20O2 P ST. N.W.-If you are inter-
stsd soo in sq M ftore at Of ths fdSm LOCATION sSG
plans for repodelins the FIRST floor
Oh 'n'S wRIKER sIisdsRS' 4 DUNLOP
Evening star., 1952-06-03
We're Sorry

You missed a wonderful opportunitv
on the new stores at Glassmanor-
the Beauty Shop, Valet Shop, and
Barber. Shop are now leased and
ready for business, But II you are
interested in a prime location for q
Evening star., 1952-06-03
peter ]. hagan

REALTOR
3906 r. I. AVE. NE. UN. 1888
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open TIL 8
Evening star., 1952-06-03

OUR PRIDE AND JOY. New 3-bedrm.
brick. ramblers with huge 23-ft.
firepl and picture window, separate
din. rm., step-saving kit. has all
necessary equipment. See these -
BUT SOON, THEY'RE GOING
Evening star., 1952-06-03

4 BEDRMS., 21a ACRES
S23,5O0. FAIRFAX
Pine Ridge; a most comfortable A.
bedrm. 2-bath home; 1st A., entr.
hall. lily. rm; 16x15: firepl,, dining
bedrms:, bath: 3nd f., 2 lee. bed
rms. bath; full bsmt.; oil heat;
built-in garage; loft. Deep Freeze,
washer; fruit trees, garden; approx.
$4,000 cash. S140 per month.
LUCILLE COOK
Evening star., 1952-06-03
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1UUf UUII y T. NV
APPROX. 1000 SO. it.; 2 stores in
whole or part; parking for cars:
2nd commercial; plate glass show
window; reas. rent; immed. occup.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO: Real
tors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HOUSES SALE-vA. Cont

BY OWNER-3-bedroom bungalow;
screened porch. full basement. oil
heat; newly redecorated; $14 .750.
Call after 8 p.m.. OW. 1894. IS
SUBURBAN FOR SALE-6-rm. brick
and modern lge. lot not in q sub
division. Schools. stores and transp.
within 8 blocks. Immediate possess
sion; SO as6t $d4'o 900; terms. T. T. McNAAB'
"BBGi1iYERRSS RS' sPECIAL"-on Lee blvd,
. Is min. to d. c. from this attractive
3-bedrm. rambler with spacious
closets, de luxe equipped kit; very
lge. Anchor fenced yard for the
children. Price reduced to $l3,950.
To inspect call J. w. HIGGINS CO.,
SELL. HM 'sIs; sEz OWNER. SELL lee.
rms. substantial older frame home
in very good condition; lge. level
lot, spilling over with roses, peonies.
etc. bsmt.; gar; spacious porch;
nr. Lyon Village. Close to every
thing. Just a comfortable home or
excellent income property. Asking
$14,950: flexible terms: ALLO
REALTY, OW. 9b0s. ewes. CH. 6S93.
GRACIOUS GEORGIAN BRICK-9-
rm. home in exclusive setting and
locale; 2nd floor has been con-
verted into q cozy Arm. apt. with
separate entrance; 2 hreplaces; dble.
garage; closets galore. An ideal
set-up: S31, 800. ALLO REALTY,
OW. 9508: eyes,. CHI. 6S93.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HOUSES FOR sAlE-yA.

FALLS CHURCH BUNGALOW. 8 bed
bsmt.; gar; A-acre land; screened
porch; trees, etc.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
peter ]. hagan

peCer J. Qdgau
$1,000 DOWN
NON-VETS
all-brick bungalow with
equipped kitchen: tiled bath. lse. lot
with Anchor fence. GI loan can be
fS;nn assumed; Sod per mo. pays every
$1,000 DOWN
WEST HYATTSVILLE
SDSs5s ESnse eqndtGn iSSefsSs SeSsS
eauipment. hot-Water heat. eonv. to
everything. Full price. S9.750.
S14.95O
EVANSVILLE
standing neishborhood. Lge. living
rnl:: separate dining rm.; fully
and, bath with .expansible attic.
and schools. See today.
CHEvERLY PROPER
IoSfII oss ssory S brick o,cS
s beautiful rms. full basement. lge.
fenced lot, house Spotless. Close to
parochial and public schools.
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
Wa $9qs ls57 + I'M. AYE Iss5S' OPEN 1n sSfR fi
Evening star., 1952-06-03
FARMETTE

3 acres Of beautiful ground: nice q
hedrm, house that is expandable;
town on hard surface road: house ia
In excellent condition; for further
information call uN. S7s7.
John A. WentZ, Realtor
AP. 0o00 TIL Q Il
Evening star., 1952-06-03
House With Everything

House With Everything
Very charming white brick semi
rambler, nestled in dogwood grove.
Large living room with fireplace,
family-size dining room, equipped
kitchen. two bedrooms and bath.
Second floor, two bedrooms, bath,
sundeck and large storage space,
easily converted to another bedroom.
Finished basement with delightful
recreation room; unusual rustic fire.
place. Full bath. Large screened
porch. sBreezeway to double garage.
Approximately one-acre Handicapped
grounds. White board fence around
yard. New-house condition. Call
Mr.. Davis. ia. $1,000 or ewes.
OF. 9161
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
So. Arlington, IA. $1,000
Evening star., 1952-06-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LIKE OLD OLDER HoMEsq Deco
rated. ready to move in; 3 bedrms.
each; floor or Colonial. All have
full Easements and large rooms.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-06-03
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEvERLY-LIKE NEW-Assume CT
loan; det. brk. and shingle; liv. rm..
separate din. rm., lge. Kit, bed
rms, tile bath; nice yard. CLARKE
REALTY CO.. FIR. 5119, JU. 1852.
built Cape Cod,
brick veneer construction; 1st floor,
bedrm. and powder rm., large eIec.
kitchen, full-siZed dining rm.; 2 huge
bedrms., and bath on 2nd floor. Side
bsmt. Situated on large corner lot.
APPROX. $4,000 cash. For further rfSS;
infermation In edd eaII PERRY IsY ROSWELL 1;S2 !,
CHEvERLY AREA; new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. picture window; 3
blks. from school and tranSp.; FHA
financing; ideal location, quick pos
coIIRGE eiiGn TA PARK ls1 Hf A4 ssas
3-bedrm. brick rambler only l year
old. Best construction throughout.
Paneled living rm. with beamed CELL
ing and picture window, facing on
Numerous other expensive extras.
Must be seen to appreciate. An out
standing value at Sl6.950. Call
PERRY BOSWELL. INC" WA. 1900.
5-rm. BUNGALOW on excellent. large
let Let; 5H, 5qIl bsms os Ggick q9Es possession.
HYATTsvILLE HILLs-Larse brick
$ desirable; Sso JOHN TNfI il. f JoHfNsoNf'
GTENDx2G-1o rms.. 2 baths, oil
GREGORY. Agent UN. sio2; ewes.
GREEN E 4 IMiEADows-5-m. bunga.,
mod. expansible attic. sun porch;
9ohS SedHss' H 0'St52P 5oGasoN ssVS2 w. GSS0 5SS0
RADIANT yALLEY-s1s,soo. Pretty
5-rm. brick BUNGALOW. must be sold
at greatly reduced d,p price. 5ox1 10 l o;
RHHI EsFAfE' Ez FISH ST. 01Tei ii6s FhrsN I'll g.
RIVERDALE. Md, close to Streetcar
and bus--Large frame home;
h,Eh' oil burner: on n,. corner s66; los;
Terms. SEiDENsPINNER. Reaitor,
AREA-Brick bungalow with 9 bed.
bs9T dn% AND bath n9 T1S roo and
with mirrored fireplace, lovely din
ing room, fully equipped kitchen;
fun dry basement with outside en-
Seo fenced S rssF EoG dg1 yard "a askng Esa
sonable offer refused; Immediate oc-
cupancy. A. STANLEY MOREAU.
a Il EiTTfG FEE HOME that provides a lot
rm. and den. / n baths; oak floors
situated on full acre land with
plenty of garden space, in location
15;,ssp sdJsesppt ..!1 to AndFsTs soSn Field: BY
oGSBB S65B sIyRR, GIyRrfsS SSt ssSo no one want. me
because am dirty inside and the
yard is In q mess. BUT. I am q pretty
brick rambler in nice neighbor-
hood and I have 2 bedrms., lge;
need is some me; Somemaker with
S3, $50 cash and a will to make me
beautiful. $13,95O, assume CT loan.
SSEsrPY S73 Per TmN3jrsMMrNn mHj M HsinGo Go VIII III
UNDER SIS. 900 Charming brk.
Cape Cod, like new; professionally
decor. bedrms.. comfortable-size
liv. rm., dinette, equip. kit, lge. dry
lot. shrubbery. quiet st. 1 blk. long,
safe for children; schools. shopping.
transp.: conv. financing. BRILEY
.. REAdTY GAd o' CO. uN; liza; se-
tx. FIX ssaFs safn stS odss WITH R9 0Hzi a
Hsgs sSo pows 81 s's! sSD vi ssssS sSia iMaoNTISr
includes taxes and insurance. By
assuming 4es GI loan on this mod
ern brick Cape Cod home. Living
nm, dining rm., kitchen: l bedrm.
finished rms. on End floor. Priced
for quick sale. Inspect and COM
pare. Call PERRY BOSWELL. INC,
WA. $500 till pm. a
NEAR BELTSVILLE, on Baltimore
blvd; 2-bedrm. bungalow; bSmt.,
oil heat; > acres; priced reasonable.
MRS. GREGORY. Agent. UN. 9102;
ewes OIL, 2273
Evening star., 1952-06-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

AVE; near Sears; detach-
ed prop. with 25-ft; frontage: con-
5s!g's sss sfz hRE 'siA isi5 81
OVER I ACRE in Wheaton area,
ness plus advantaee Of arterial
PHfTTP PfnIfY B. 'ffTS KEY REALTY 2 VI CO. iss[. ST.
COMMERCIAL, 1856 It. on Baltimore
blvd, College Park; 2-story asbestos
frame, rms, plus 3-rm. apt. 2h
baths. oil &C. heat; ideal location
for almost any kind Of business;
$4,000, substantial cash. ALVIN
EPLING, UN O313. -3
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 231s M st.
n.w,-Brick. 2 stories, g rms, plus
ing, ing, Approx size o. lot u r
fS9 S9i sa IT. acfsss ss5e HsUe sSe'al1ne archE
bexff SstE'nS kssi'or' af' i'f5f b. 1865 5aEHSa
Est Isl AND M SITS. NV. LIST comm:
10. Prics, @ si! sis5oo, 't Other f ies COMM nHn
MI. 1000: ewes, OR. 5761.
lNTN. VIC, 14th and II sts. NV
Small business bldg. 1st commercial; |
2 stores and ONCE rms. 4 stories. |
Priced under $4,000: Attrac. terms.
Quick possession. DIXIE REALTY
Co., Excl. Agts., MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

sive community; convenient to An
drews Field and Census Bureau as
well Is downtown Washington. 3
bedrms., tile bath, 20-ft. living room,
dining room, kitchen with nook !;
full basement, oil h.w. heat; large
fenced yard. garden. trees, shrubs,
Large ~ first trust. BY owner.
CAPTAIN MILLER. 7117 Cabot St,
District Heights. HI. 300. Ext.
223S, Bus hours. "a
Evening star., 1952-06-03
BRENTWOOD

BRENTWOOD
Immaculate 2-bedrm. house with lge.
iv. rm., separate dining rm. and
kitchen; full bsmt. with built-in
garage; picket fence around corner
lot. #, will be q pleasure to show
throughout; Oil h-w.h. This Is
first time advertised and priced
right.
John A. Wentz, Realtor
1907 Baltimore Ave, College Park
Evening star., 1952-06-03
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for commercial and
investment properties. MILTON F.
RUPERT, DI. 5015; eyes,, EN-.
54O7. -
Evening star., 1952-06-03

Three -bedrm. frame bungalow on u
acre. Oil h.-a.h. On hard-surfaced
I'd. and busline. about 12 mi. from
d. c.
Thos. F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 7649. UN. 1928.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, MD.
Detached brick, bedrms.. full base
brick garage; nice lot; excellent
C. D. MURPHY, Realtor
LU. 4-6227. LU. 4-2253.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
BRENTWOOD. MD.
$1,000 DOWN

$1,000 DOWN
Close-in det. home (redecorated)
Living rm., full dining rm., lge.
equipped kitchen; 2nd floor, 2 lge.
bedrms. and bath; partial bsmt., oil
heat; beautiful yard. 50x15O; Diet.
garage; conv. to schools and bus.
Monthly payments like rent. Call
Mr.. (Dobbs) Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELIAA & CO.
Elk. 4113. Ewes, 81. s0e6.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
S19.95O

Just of Lorcum lane meath tall
lonial. 8 bright bedrms. with many
built-in features. Knotty pine recr.
rm. now being completed in lge.
full bsmt. Very flexible financing,
so don't hesitate to cali with 4
low down payment.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
$18.950

Read this one twice. 3 bedrms.. 2
full tiled baths, sun deck. garage,
side porch, recr. rm., dishwasher,
garbage disposal and radiant heat.
Assume huge. CT loan. Now check
this one again and call.
Evening star., 1952-06-03

Y4 1,OOV
Only Q yrs. old, brick. S-bedrm
rambler in N. Arl. Liv. rm. has
firepl.. and the all-elec. kitchen has
refgr., range, garbage disposal. and
dishwasher: Anchor-fenced lot. just
off Lee Hwy. Move in tomorrow
with Q low down payment.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
S14950

~4 1,OOO
Priced we'll below present market is
this charming brick Colonial in a
most popular close-in location. Side
screened porch and full bsmt. with
Strand steel construction Extras
incl. auto. washer. disposal. Vene-
and Anchor-fenced lot. Call early on
this enc.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

employed by the Department o.
Agriculture.
Mr.. Greene served in World
War II. He is a breeder ano
trainer of race horses.
An early wedding is planned.
SieeImon Conn
Mr.. Frank Sigelman announces
the engagement of his daughter
Mignon, to Mr.. Leonard Conn, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Conn.
Both Miss Sigelman and he1
f1ance attend Wilson Teachers
College. No date has been set fol
the wedding.
Riley Sondheimer
The engagement of Miss Mary
Ellen Riley to Mr.. Warren Ed
ward Sondheimer, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles S. Sondheimer, has
been announced by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j. Riley.
Miss Riley is attending Wilson
Teachers College and her fiance
is serving with the Army at Camp
Breckenridge, KY.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Boruch- -Beuchert
Mr.. Herbert Baruch announces
the engagement of his daughter
Blanche Josephine to Mr.. Carl
Fred Beuchert. The wedding will
take place January 10 at Holy
Comforter Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
THE EVENING STAR B-3
Washington, D. C. =
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1852
DR.. Mitchell
To Be Hailed


Composer Clan Carlo Menotti
win honor DIR. Howard Mitchell.
National Symphony Orchestra
conductor, at the Washington pre-
miere of the film of his opera THE
Medium.
The premiere-by invitation
|only-will be held at 8 o'clock
January Is at the Playhouse.
Mr.. Menotti. whose latest opera,
"Amahl and the Night Visitors"
was recently presented on televi-
sion, will honor DR.. Mitchell "for
his interest in and enthusiastic
support of modern music" Under
DR.. Mitchell the orchestra this
year had included more modern
music in it's programs than any
other orchestra in the country.
'"The Medium was produced in
Rome under the supervision of Mr..
IMenotti The leading role is sung
by Marie Powers whom Washing
ton audiences will remember for
her performance in Mr.. Menotti's
''The Consul"
The film also introduces Anna
Maria Alberghetti, 15-year-old
Italian soprano, in her first leading
film role.
The afternoon before the pre-
miere, January IA, the famed COM
poser and DR.. Mitchell will share
honors at $50 o'clock reception
hosted by the American Newspaper
Women's Club at their attractive
headquarters.
And the Italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani have issued in
vitations to reception in honor Of
Maestro Menotti the next after
noon.