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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

WICHITA BOUND - Jack
Mitchell grins after hearing Of
his appointment as head foot
ball coach at the University of
Wichita. The former Univers-
ity of Oklahoma quarterback,
who has been coaching the
backfield at Texas Tech, will
replace Bob Carlson, who held
the posi- the last two seasons.
Carlson and his three assist
ants were relieved of their
posts Friday, but Carlson has
the option of remaining at the
university as q minor sports
coach and physical education
teacher. He has not said
whether he will accept.
ZAP Wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
By MerreII WhittIesey

There was disappointment in
many a pro shop in the Middle
Atlantic section when the Bonnie
View Club went to New York to-
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Varied Sports
FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL
East 81 West IN
Gray 2S BIue =
Sam Houston State ~ N. E. Okla. State 90
washington Boys Club & Green Bay O
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSN
Fort Wayne 92 New York 0I
Minnea polls 81 Boston II
Rochester 81 indianapolis IL
syracuse 81 tOvertimel Baltimore S6
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Detroit - Montreal Q
Toronto 3 Boston d
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh 3
Hershey 5 Buffalo a
Frovidence Syracuse g
Washington 2 New Haven I
Springfield &c., Johnstown 2
Harvard 5------Bo Boston Univ. 4
MTERNATioNAL HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Cincinnati Toledo
Grand Rapids 0-------.---------Tr Troy /
Milwaukee 4--------------Fort Wayne z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
TVLineups for Pro Title Game
BY the Assoeiuted Presa

CLEVELAND Dec. 26Oensive starting ne,ps
National Football League championship
will be teevised o' '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

FB. "a Harder 40 Smith (RLB) SO Cline
w Ohcas-Referee Thomas A. Timln (35l Umpire Samuel
Wilson d9 Hadneman Charles 3D. Back Judge James
E. Hamer (49). Field Judge Lloyd Brazil (32).
Kickoff time: m.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

3-ROOM SUITE Of over 900 50. IT,
Reasonably priced at $50 per mo
KASS- BERGER, INC. EN- 500.
NEWLY FURN. OFFICE and secre-
tarial room available Immediately: !:
use OF adjoining conferences room.
DEsiRssLE ish Ali ofSH DESK or once space, y for
construction subcontractors, unlim-
tied parking. Takoma Park area.
Call MISS NEWBERRY. TU. 24O0
Goth AND NJ SITS. N,w.-3 rms. and
lab: may be used Jointly as living
eS4s S1srlsfs; SfcHoLs H AVE- " SsIg s.E-and lr.,
lawyer: newly decorated. Inquire
ANAcoSTIA FINANCE CORP, LU.
4-3311 or LU. $1,000. II
MOVE OUT where parking is plentiful.
proof Besa9 Once bids ads rubber H sqfss s doTs as
6709 New Hampshire. lust beyond
p; G line. Very reasonable rent.
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CO.. Mr..
Perry. DI. S724. OIL. 0947. q
1866 COL. RID. N.W.--Approx. 1000
81, SSi tt; 1s6a End a.. new foor and paint.
adsS 10 COM. COM AyE.-ofsce. air-condi- @
toned. switchboard service, porter
service; easy parking; available i'm
mediately r. pOWD. OR. 1900 %
SMALL AND LARGE ofaces, low rent;
rs0s., 1909 Eye r, st; aonS NV. Near Medical
HYATTSyILLE. MD.-suite consist
ing Of $50 SO. IT. completely decor
ated, fluor. lights, etc; elee., heat
and char service included In rent; l
rm. and reception rm. ofice also
avail. in bldg: To inspect call NE.
54Q2. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO..
1415 K st. NV; ewes, GE. 0619.
1918 18th ST. NV. near K-Ist n.
space, lge. plate glass display win
dow. approx. 500 50. it. To inspect
call LEO. NJ. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K ST NV. ME. 5402.
lth AND n. T. AVE. N.W.-Elev. Of
nice bldg, entire q. consisting Of ap-
prox. 1,500 50. IT. in whole or in
part. irnmed, occup.. reas. rent,
char srevice, cleo and elev service
INCLUDED II rent; To INSPECT csn
K st. NV. NE. 54Oo.
18th AND X STS. N.W.-S-rm. suite
ayan. IN ONCE BIDS, rsss; rent. I'm
STEIN = CO. 1415 < ct. NV. ME-.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA BUNGALOW. s14.soo-

transp,, splendid location for work
ing cple,; D GOOD rooms. full bsmt.,
STAIRS to attic. garage Call WI.
6649; ewes, OIL. 1921. ALLIED
REALTY CORP.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

PORCH, 20 #. long and
Is #. wide. 8 IT. Z in. high, for
any kind of light business. Ii.
NEAR Goth AND X SITS. N.W.-suite
of 3 rms. and bath; ideal for once
and living quarters; utils incl; very
reasonable rent. RE. 2137. TR.
sHoP OR WAREHOUSE, sox5o. fire-
proof bldg, concrete floor. large
shire ave Just beyond D. c. line.
Low rent. BASILlKO INVESTMENT
CO.. Mr.. Perry. DI. S724. ewes, OIL.
AUTo REPAIR SHOP. cath and vir-
ginia ave. n.w.-Suitahle for small
businessman. ample room to re-
pair 3 cars at . time. Storage space
on End a. Parking possibilities;
WOODWARD AND NORRIS. Real
tors. 723 goth st. NV. RE. $3.50.
ROssLYN-3. 900 50. #. open space;
very light. suitable for lab. ON. etc.
A. NJ ROTH, RE 1880.
MAINE AVE.-Fireproof brick bldg .,
1.T92 so. IT.. high cell, heat. wash
re rem ~ A n. Roth, RE. 1880,
nos,I8 glos qlfss; sss III ~ ssds il knotty pine
CORNER 4fh AND C SITS. NE
story concrete fireproof building. 3sz
63 It. 1875 per mo. Immediate pos
session. Can be used for many pur-
poses, Now occupied Is filling station
and repair shop. BASMIKO INVEST
MENT CORP. Mr.. Perry, DI. ef24;
eves.. o.. 0oz7. -
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. Cont

Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, :95:
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST NOTES-Cash In 4 hrs.
Call ST. 1907. SH. 1925. %
End TRUSTS BOUGHT, top prices;
immed. cash. Call day or night, I.
c. HOOVER. RA. 22S1, Gil. 6676.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARToW REALTY CO: Realtors,
Cash ON lst AND End TRUST
NOTES, incl 1st trust on acreage;
quick settlement; white or colored
notes in d. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
R. GORDAN, the Colorado Bldg,
14th and G SITS: NV. DI. 5230.
Brokers attention.
F1RST-TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P. ]. WALSHE.
INC. lis Eye St NV. MA 64fS.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We
will buy second trust notes. D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
= NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
WILL PURCHASE 2nd deed of trust
notes on resident and commercial
property In D. c. only, in amounts
Of 81 900 to $4,000 at reasonable
discount. MIR. CLARKE. D1. 1851.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2R to AZ DISCOUNT
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OFFICES B STUDIOS FOR RENT
lContinued.l
SECURITIES RT,nG
EARMs

25O ACRES-20 acres cleared on
house can be repaired. Box 12l-D,
WxSTiED-Farm to rent; 1oo-15o
acres; We. or Maryland; 75-mile
area Wash. TO. 5426. .
356 A. DAIRY or beef cattle farm,
MGontgomery Mon Co, Md. Potomac Hunt
tenant houses, also modern Groom
mouse; long road frontage on hard
road; APPROX. 275 A. under cultiva-
Iloni good fencing; excellent stream
Reasonably priced and good terms,
ofIsred by WALTER M. BAUMAN,
NJ i127 o, k st. NV, Wash. D. C. Tel,
EsTATES-country homes, stock and
dairy farms convenient to WASH
1ngton in northern Va. Shown BY
appointment. Phone Herndon 49, II
your property is for sale. write US.
Fairfax County, Va. A.
TW9 Mi9-wsII wsTR9HT pTG SaJA5 SCaAJTAALoGsl e = East.
qsitRn ERs sTsour hs5 ElsafF REaIrYMl YMA1tER A4lzR
W,soodyaHrd ,snS nH Bldg. Washington. ster-
40-ACRE FARM with dwelling and
barn with some timber. located on
suburb OF Bolivar; possession in 80
days. THE MOORE INSURANCE q
REALTY co, Box 10, Charles Town,
West Virginia. -
BL BLUEMoNT-7-rom house, 2 baths
steam heat. cleo. stone fireplace,
lovely view. / acre on main road;
more land available: $3.50; 81, $50
down. balance monthly.
IL MILES FROM D. c.; 3-room uuon-
set; cleo. pressure water. full base
ment. ! acre. nice view; D. C. bus
by No; hwy: $3.50, 81, 800 down
baths, new h.-w.h system. dandy
condition; basement; porches; mt.
view; good home; barn; lot. 1O0x
400; S17.50
G. B. WoLFoRD. REALToR
Hamilton, Va Hamilton 21SI .
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TRAILERs

TRAILERs BOUGHT, sold, stored;
sgnudteak quick cash for lusgags trailers.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS
GARAGES

2f0 2 ST. N.W.-2-story dble. brick
garage suitable for storage or small
Workshop; $40 - d. DE- e6e7. -
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WED IOVEH AREA
Brick Colonial with 8 bedrnns., with a
slate roof; close to grade and junior
high schools: blk, from excel. bus
service, few blks. from excel. shop
ping center: lily. rm: has firepl., sep;
din. rms. equip. kit and Is bath
downstairs: 3 bedrms. and full bath
upstairs; full bsmt. Full price only
S1S.950.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
$4,000 CASH

S-storv brick house. close to q. s.
oepts. Easily converted to 3-family
spt Price: Sl2,50a; BOSS d
PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV, Ma.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-sALI

MD.-D. C. LINE-121. .6s2 SO. It. level
heavy industrial ground with side
track, ONCE and all utilities avail. ;
nc so. it.; easy terms. A. M. ROTH,
RE 1880.
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GLIDERS
LA SALES
ROYAL HOMES

1raVelEeS q COntlnenGalS
cOLLIE'S. Washington Baltimore
blvd, miles north of Laurel. Md.
Phone Laurel 922.
1851 CASTLE, all aluminium: 26 ft.:
less than so days old; complete
bath; $685. down and take over
1916 Plat: custom built; complete
bath; S1,195.
1850 Star; all aluminium; 20 fl;
lived in less than 8 mos; all
modern convenieces; ST ,S95, 1896
down. bal In small monthly pymts.
194S Rolling Home, 20 IT.. lust ike
new; S1.595; small down payment,
balance like paying rent.
COLES
Washington-Balto blvd. 3 mi. north
of Laurel. Phone Laurel 922. IL
Evening star., 1952-01-01
TARA

Lovely white brick; diversified cape
Cod in gorgeous shaded setting; iust
redecorated; huge liv. rm. with fre-
pl. and French doors to secluded
screened patio porch; center hail
enLr formal din. rrn., Ice. kit,
sized bedrms. and ga baths; all for
S26.500. Call now.
Evening star., 1952-01-01
AUTOS s TRUCKS WANTED

Washington-Balto blvd. 3 mi. norti
of Laurel. Phone Laurel 922. II
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INDUSTRIAL pRoPERTY-REN7

80. 600 so. TT. Of ground centrally
Ma iSs5ss 5ss5. D''' t' S'ui"s anu 'ines'
S.E. ID. C.-Bldg, $50 50. #. 1st fr.,
1855 50. It. fenced yard: SIS mo.
A. M ROTH, RE, 1880.
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ARLINGTON REALTY
WESTOVER AREA

,2ls Wilson Blvd. ow. 1900
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LOANS

Ind AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immeiia service. Call MA. 654O.
NtTIONAL. FINANCE CO.
1O14 K st. NV. (11th and X
Evening star., 1952-11-29
NOvember's Gem.

For those born in November, the
topaz is said to protect them from
storms and disasters.
The gems are a complex silicate
of aluminium with a high fiuorine
content, solidified in long, slender
crystals. The formation took place
millions of years ago.
The color in these crystals may
be a pale yellow, golden, or a
sparkling wine color: light blue,
green or orange. Some topaz Is
said to be colorless. The stones
possess a brilliance close to that OF
the sapphire.
An interesting story is told OF
London ship chandler who for
years used a lump Of pure white
topaz to keep his door ajar. One
day a cusomer offered him three
shillings for it, thinking 1t was
glass. The purchaser later sold it
for a tremendous profit to one who
knew its value.
Some of the famous localities for
the topaz are Colorado, Utah, Maine
and New Hampshire, in our country,
and Brazil, Siberia, Japan, the Urals,
Scotland and Ireland.
Aristotle recommended IL highly
for snake bite. The stone was to be
soaked in wine before drinking. The
Evening star., 1952-11-29
|Shoe Stores so Duns an Hour
On Phone Halted by Injunction

A beer distributing company.
which complained it had received
as many as go telephone calls
within an hour from a represent
ative of a shoe store yesterday
obtained a court order to stop
the flow of calls.
The plaintiff. the M and G Beer
Distributing Co.. 118 L street NE,
Igot consent injunction at the
III S. District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia against Dave
Maloff, listed as trading as ,Ielea's
Shoe Store, 1918 Seventh street
INV. The Injunction, signed by
Judge Edward A. Tamm, was con-
sented to by Mr.. Maloff.
An employe of the shoe store,
the suit said. telephoned the beer
distributing company on numer-
Gus occasions after some one had
failed to call to- the phone a man
who the shoe store representative
said owed the store $4.23.
The suit said the man asked
l. for was an "employe of an en-
Evening star., 1952-11-29
A One-Minute Test of You
NeUs knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

/. PROPOSAL-What neu-
tral Asiatic country has sub
mitted a proposal to end the
Korean prisoner deadlock?
2 SHIP-The carrier U. S. S.
. Bennington has been taken
out of moth balls. For what
battle was it named?
3. YOUNGSTER - What
world-famous boy celebrated
his 4th birthday recently?
4. LAURELS-Bobby Shantz
is the first Philadelphia Ath-
letics player to be voted the
most valuable player since
1888. Who won the honors
then?
S. QUOTE What United
States general said: Korea
has become a battle-ground for
freedom and human dignity
against tyranny and slavery?"
Answers.
/. India. 2. The Revolu-
tionary War battle that took
place near Bennington, VT,
in 1777. 3. Prince Charles,
heir apparent to the British
throne. 4. Jimmy Foxx who
won it both in 1882 and 1898.
5. Gen. Mark w. Clark.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-29

H. G.. D., of Rockhaven, writes:
IN a story I'm reading about the
South I've come across the word
'goobers.' What does it mean?"
A. In the South "goober" is an
other name for the peanut. The
word is a corruption of the Kongo
nguba, and apparently was intro
duced into the South by Negro
slaves from the Kongo.
Mrs. F. D. E. of Atlanta wants
the correct pronunciation of the
word coiffure.
"A. First, let us dispose of the
common mispronunciation "KOY-
fyoor." That has no sanction. The
dictionaries show two pronuncia-
tions: The first is the correct Eng
lish form: kwah-FYOOR; the sec
ond is the French kwa-FUR (Which
is very much like our English pro-
nunciation), but that is very diff
ficult for the average English
speaking person: so the better
choice is: kwah-FYOOR. 1t is in
teresting to note that coiffure, in
French, has the primary meaning
of that which serves to cover or
ornament the head" Hence, any
kind Of hat, helmet, cap, beret.
inter, nightcap, silk hat, derby,
ETC., In France comes under the
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Take Ny Word for 1t B, Frank Cobb,

general classification of coiffure.
In English, of course, the word
means the arrangement of ones
hair.
H. o. L. of Charlotte asks for
the origin of the term poll tax.
A. Well, poll tax simply means a
head tax. Poll means "the head
And that Is why we use the word
poll when we count the number OF
citizens in a community. We count
the number Of heads when we take
the census. The word vote is from
the Latin votum, meaning "a vow
or wish" The word franchise comes
from the word frank, meaning
free" and expresses the idea OF
the freedom to vote.
Ballot is from the italian bal
lotta, and it means "a little ball,
for originally voting was done by
means of little balls, as is still the
case III some secret orders.
Distributed by McNaush Syndicate. 1nc9
Evening star., 1952-11-29

'ploye" of the beer distributing
company. The suit said it was
explained over the telephone that
it was against the policy of the
beer concern to allow warehouse
and truck helpers to be called to
the telephone during work hours.
The helper. however, was told of
the telephone call and advised to
pay, the suit said.
A representative of the beer
company said the helper is an
employe of a truck driver for the
company.
The injunction enjoins Mr.. Ma
loft land all persons in active
concert or participation with him"
from making telephone calls to
the beer concern.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Contract Bridge
Bv Eoslev Blockwood
Washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1882

Based on the bidding, Mr.. Cham
pion tried a commendable line Of
play for his six-diamond contract.
Unfortunately for him, however, one
of the bids he depended upon for
his analysis of the hand was Miss
Brashs two-Spade call. AS you
see, she had little excuse for enter
ing the auction at all. Basing your
play on her bidding is like building
house on Quicksand.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
AQ5
V109875
o9863
AA7
WEST EAST
(Mr. AbeD (Miss Brash)
AK AJ107643
0K32 0QJ
o54 OF
QJ10s64 As532
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion)
AA982
0A64
NAKQJ1o2
The bidding:
South West North East
diam'd clubs diam'ds' 2sp's
diam'ds Pass 4hearts Pass
6 diam'dS All Pass
The king of clubs was opened
and when he saw the dummy, Mr..
Champion laid out his partner in a.
few choice phrases for bidding four
hearts. He had counted on some
high-card strength in the heart
suit. Even So he noted, there was a
chance for IL tricks if Miss Brasn
held just two hearts, including an
honor.
He won the first trick with dunn
my's ace of clubs and promptly led
another club, ruftlng it with the ace
of diamonds. He picked up the out
standing diamonds in two leads.
Now he led the ace and another
heart. Mr.. Abel almost played the
king, which would have enabled Mr.
Champion to make his contract
easily. Finally, however, he played
low and Miss Brash was in with the
queen.
Mr.. Champion softened a little.
The heart distribution he had hoped
for was actually fact. He went so
far as to manage friendly glance
at Mr.. Muzzy. Undoubtedly he had
Miss Brash in a bad spot. She was
out of both red suits. If she re-
turned a club he would ruff in his
hand and discard the five of spades
from the board. If she returned a
spade away from her king, he would
let it ride to the queen in dummy.
1t was difficult, of course, for Miss
Brash to lead away from the king
Of spades as she did not hold that
card. She led a low spade, Mr.
Champion ducked, and Mr.. Abel took
the setting trick with his lone king.
Again Mr.. Champions mood
changed-this time for the worse.
How can I win against people who
don't even know how to bid?" he
snapped.
who wants you to win?" inquired
Miss Brash sweetly.
copyright. 1882, General Features Corn
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Natures Children
BY LiIIion Cox Athey

gem is worn on the left hand if the
owner disires to be protected
against sensuality. On the third
finger of the left hand, it is sup
posed to sharpen wits. If powdered
bits are soaked in wine, the i'm
biber is assured a restful night free
of Nightmares.
The gem Is not too expensive. 50
O November child can look forward
10 owning a birthstone promising
much, though it is doubtful it Is
able to perform the feats credited
to 1t.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Philippine Farm Program
To Cost $27.5 Million
BY the Associoied Press

MANILA.-A $27.5 million agri-
culture program for 1928, aided
by United States Mutual Security
Agency funds and technical help,
has been announced by the
Philippine Council for United
States Aid.
The Philippines would put up
more than half the total for the
program, which emphasizes fer
tilizer distribution, irrigation and
the division and settlement of
public lands by farmers.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Sulphur Mines Slump

Sulphur mines which opened a
year ago in Chile's hinterland,
encouraged by high prices and
which employ several thousand
miners, are reported In financial
difficulties since sulphur prices
have slumped.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Word Game
Find 56 or more words in
WITCHCR RAFT,

meaning, "the practice of black
magic" Average is 81; limit. IS
minutes.
Ru!es-Words must be of four or more
letters Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of IS, such as bats"
cats" are not used. Only one form OF .
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published Monday.
Evening star., 1952-11-29
Answer to CHASTISE.

case, caste. cast, cash cess, chaste,
chaise. chase, chats. chest. chess. cheats,
chit, cite, cist. hates, haste. heats, hiss.
hist, aches, aitch. asset. ashes. safe. sash.
saciiet, seattle, scat. sect, seat. shies site,
stiles, teach. thesis. this, itches. each.
ethics.
Evening star., 1952-02-29

HOLLYWOOD.
Shelley Winters, furieus With
her studi6. tthivefsaizt tf1tefhaE
tl6fiai, for putting her OH suspefia
sl6hy is giving them an tiitlhiatuffii
nFake HE Oh SUSPENSION Oh I'LL
live In Europe" Shelley Il FidlhR
hlgh because OF her Academy
Awsfd nomination for IA Place
In the SUM-
Elizabeth FayieFaM6M FesetIa-
tl6ns f6r \ new contract VIII get
n6where Az i0hs As hlS Insists on
mAklnR outside pictures Net even
6aBle can 90 thati
Wlth We pestBoHement gt the
Waller WahsersJehnlngs Lang
ease N AHrll b. pe9bIe here ave
Nendeflhs " " ever WIN e9me t9
Hlalr
PpHdHGep Joe FARlepnAk had
dane tlddellr 4 9A.yeaprAld eaFeerr
eenselaHs cutie an his arm Al the
Charlie Marrlsan party fag the
y, Arthur Warmers Jane Is the
IMAGE OF Jne's recently dlVaFced
wife paFothy,
Red Shelton goes TO New York
TO do four OF his teleViSlon shows,
He wants to show 'em In the big
town,
] hear that Bert Lahr will star
In the Broadway musical version
Of THE Bakers Wife"
The Rreen Office Is giving "The
Happy Time" an unhappy time,
The dialogue and plot are too
risque.
Songwriter Arthur Caesar,
whose leg was recently amputated,
is lucky in his friends, Daryl
Zanuck. head man at goth Cen
tury-Fox. sent Arthur a signed
blank check with a wonderful note
You fill it in."
Tyrone Power didn't know 1t,
but he could have had everything
he wanted on the foreign deal he
was negotiating. Now he can't
60 because he signed the U-I con-
tract. BY the way, Ty is wearing
a midnight blue battle jacket as
a tuxedo. In dear old England
we used to cali them bum freezers
X X
Note to NBC: Please give Dinah
Shore back her face. The last
few shows I caught the spotlight
washed it out.
At the Hollywood foreign cor
respondents dinner: Stanle,
Kramer, her host at the table
what ] like about Barbara (Stan
wyckf is her hair" Gilber
Roland, her escort-"What I lik
about Barbara is her legs" Wha
liked about Barbara were he
jewels.
Hedy Lamar doesn't think SIS,
600 is enough to indorse culture
pearl. All she had to do wer
three 1-minute TV blurbS. Blu
Evening star., 1952-02-29
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production, The dramatic rewards,
however, are less than the yield
of the tried, stubborn acres which
the hero tries to farm.
Miss Dru is Q pretty heroine,
to be sure. and Robertson is deadly
earnest in his portrait Of o hero
reduced to lifelessness by grief.
Still, the most interesting bit OF
acting in the film Is that by
Walter Brennan as the old Texas
Ranger great-grandfather with
his memories of pioneer days and
his impatience with a hero who
can look at Miss Dru without COM
ing to life.
Miss Whiting, a girl whose way
with a song is as well known as
radio, records and juke boxes can
make it, is an exciting headliner
for the Capitol's stage show. In
the fashion of such favorites max
ing personal appearances. she is
generous with samples Of the bal
lads that have made her famous.
Joel Gray, a new comedian from
Hollywood; Robert Maxwell. who
plays the harp with acceptable
skill; and the Appletons. who
treat music with a laughable dis
respect, are Miss Writings asso-
Iciates on the Capitol's stage.
Bulletin board: international
Theater Month will have its first
observance here tonight. -.
Item will be the production OF
Simon Big Ears" by Rose Robi-
son Governs child players under
the auspices Of the Children's
Theater Of Washington. The
place is Roosevelt High School
auditorium, the time S:15 pm.
The play will be repeated tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 pm.
Shakespeare's Macbeth" will be
the next production Of Catholic
University drama department.
1T will open a two weeks run