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Evening star., 1952-06-22
RAY RIDGE

Beautiful corner lot 1O0x200, over
looking the bay: ideal spot for sum-
beach; reasonably priced, conven-
lent terms. Call MR.. REAVIS, RE
1858; ewes. OR. 2221. --22
COLORED-ARUNDEL on the Bay;
very desirable lots in this beautiful
Chesapeake Bay development. Cot
tages available for summer or year
around; Lots from $3.50 UP. KAY
Annapolis zoos.
COL OLORED-TYLERs POINT, Deale,
Md. Very desirable lots in this
beautiful Chesapeake Bay develop
ment: S495 up. Call Mr.. Douglas.
CO., MI. 20SO. =
COLORED-ARUNDE ON BAY.
Corner lot. 50x150; S400 cash. GE.
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SHOREHAM REACH

Fine all-year home on beaut. water
front lot; liv. rm.. 2 bedrms,. modern
bath. and complete kit. with dinette;
leaving country; priced to sell; terms
Phone Sunday and Monday. West
River 1924, afterwards CO. 1892
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

WILL TRADE good investment prop
erty Tor lots: .. g. or Va, anywhere.
LARRY o. STEELE. RE. O493. CHI.
WANTED. sPECULATOR WANTS to
buy or option low-value tracts of
land in that area north of highway
2l4 in Prince Georges County and
IN any part of Anne Arundel Coun-
biz, for title insurance without liti-
quit claims); property which owners
believe so nearly valueless that they
are willing to unload and let some
one else try; property accessible
from public roads Improved prop
erty will be considered only for
raw land value.D Offers of any size
acreage. will be considered, replied
to and Ior inspected as received.
except that no offers will be con-
Sidered save from recorded title
owners. No objection to mortgased
property. Send precise road loca-
ton. legal description. price, taxes,
encumoranceS, names and addresses
of recorded title owners to: SPECU-
LATOR, P.O. Box 216, College Park,
RAMBLER SITE WANTED. west of
Rock Greek, D. G., all utilities, ap-
prox. $4,000. LU. 1854.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS for lots and
acreage in Arlington and adjoining
counties. Your offerings will promptly
be attended to
w. GOODWIN SMITH
1884 WILSON BLVD. IA. $1,000
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Buy Washington Lots

Buy Washington Lots
Z lots each, 4Ox150 to alley in Chevy
Chase, D. C. Just east of Conn.
ave. on corner Legation and Chevy
Chase parkway, paved streets, water
and. sewer. $50 feet on Legation st.
l2.foot front on ATLANTIC ST. Sc,
lots, numbered II and Is. square
6l53, containing $500 square feet
land. all improvements. zoned for
19qseS 19 keS and/apartments. Price
so acres land, small frontage on
River I'd. and one Seven Locks rd.
at less than one thousand dollars
per acre. as a whole.
Lot 50x97 on M st. Sc: adjoining
frame house, near Branch ave, l
block from Minnesota ave. Zoned
ferms for detached home. Price, $4,000,
1 1Sis-foot lot by 100 feet deep to
l0-foot alley, has. old frame house,
No. 17OSia Tenth st. NV. Now
condemned. as is $1,000.
oerdway sts; NV. Cleveland Park,
Corner Both and Tennyson SITS. NV,
Chevy Chase. D. c. Will accommo-
date 30x60 rambler. $3.50. Water
loox4oo " lots on hard surface road
near Waldorf, Charles County, Md; ;
electricity. telephone; $3.50 to $3.50
each: easy terms.
Lot 31-ft. front. adjoins house 1916
Fort Davis ST.. Sc; water, sewer,
paved street. side and rear alleys;
$1,000. Terms. One block from
Penna. ave-, Alabama ave and Que
st. zoned for detached home.
IA lots, each 22Lax100, on Chesapeake
St, east of Sth st. Zoned for semi
detached houses or apartments;
water and sewer.
00-foot fronts on paved Temple rd.
in Temple Hills Park. Price. $1,000.
No other improvements.
BEALL TURNER & CO.
1l05 Vermont Ave. NV.
Hobart 1879 National GLIB.
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIES. Chesapeake Bay
Eastern Bay. Gooses; Herring Bay
For reservation call CAPT. KING
CxBTN Msi ficR CRUISER. 5o-ft.. 2 cabins.
new paint, motor overhauled. Sa3o'
s1fIING All tS' sKIPJACK, new; IS on
deck; exact copy of real Chesa-
peake dredger; never used; on snore /;
complete except sail. rigging and
floor boards. located at Curroman
Creek, Chisford Post ONCE. West
moreland County, Va. Gall MRS.
HOWARD BRYANT, LU. 4-1343;
FISHING PARTIES, Thomas Point,
Eastern Bay. Herring Bay. HO. 230l /;
AUXILIARY CRUISING SAILB0AT,
24xl0E3; sleeps 5, head, galley;
Universal !: fully equip. $1,000.
Nav be seen week ends at ALTON
PHIPPS DOCK, Deale, Md. TIE. o452.
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OWENS CABIN CRUISER, 2slaxata;
sleeps 81 Chrysler 95-h.p. marine
motor; frst-class condition. UN.
cHRIs-cRAFr 9HSR; CRUISER. 1851; 81
r., s5 h;p;: in excellent condition.
HEAVY DUTY 1O-h.p. Eveinrude. T.
cyl, new cond. 90" shaft. 10"
bronze prop: complete spares. Ideal
S176 or best offer. oV. 242S. ~
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP PINNACLE. Q wks. only sic
Boys. 1915. Request folder. Bo
209; Harrisonburg. Va. Call ia
2-7S03.
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A PICK UP 81 $50

Two bedrms.. liv. rm., kit: 33 miles
D. C. on State road. Good cond.. high
TssSs %oSded RdS lot yards ards from SSg Chess
inspect, through Marlboro to Chesa-
peake Beach, right 2 miles to Randle
Cliffs Beach. Inquire at store, MR..
Evening star., 1952-06-22
VIRGINIA

Lots or acreage wanted. have build
ers ana financing available; row, semi
or detached ground; plats necessary: :
prefer util in or avAilable; also
have investors interested in large
tracts if price and /or terms are
attractive; contact Mr.. Walsh, RE.
5000 days. or FA. 1882 ewes.
Colonial Investment Co.
SIS 9th st, NV. 30
Evening star., 1952-06-22
COVE POINT BEACH

COVE POINT BEACH
built year-'round home;
2 bedrms.. din. rm., liv. rm.. bath;
solarium; gas auto. heat; elec. pump;
300 IT. from bay; beautifully land
Holly dr.. "skazka" cottage; $S. 600
furnished
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000. Realtor. WA. 6060
Evening star., 1952-06-22
WATERFRONT

South River-Modern wear round
furnished home. lge. liv. rm. with
frepl.,. din. rm.. 3 bedrms., Holly
wood bath, equipped kit; basement,
Err REALTY CO.. ST. 5139 or An.
napolis s522.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
LONG REACH
NOTHING LIKE TT

Handicapped, shaded by stately trees.
commanding a lovely view of the
water; Sl2 acres. swimming pool,
S0x4O IT. The main house is .
Cape Cod-type brick; bedrms.. 2
baths. liv. rm.,. fireplace, large din.
space; modern heating plant. winter
and summer hookup; 2 lge. porches;
property borders on about 800 it..
waterfront. There are . tenant
houses. one 3 rms, and one rms !;
barn, 9 large modern poultry houses
modern lighted pier; nice furniture,
which will go with property; terms.
RUBY DOWNS, Real Estate and In
surance broker Wheeler's Hardware
Bldg. West River 670S. Deale. Md.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
GIBSON ISLAND

On the Chesapeake Bay. q restricted
community of attractive. all-year-
ington and 22 miles from Balti-
m re. A large, wefl-planned and
most comfortable frame house with
beautiful view overlooking goli
course, yacht harbor and bay. Oil
heat. Also included, are two ad-
Joining lots. An exceptionally good
buy at $50, 800.
PIPER & HILL
1910 No. Charles ST., Baltimore I,
Maryland. Saratoga 1922. Satur-
day and Sunday and evenings. call
Evening star., 1952-06-22
NEARBY
Calvert Co., Md.

CalVorC CO., MO.
schools, churches. easy committing
4-ACRE GEM
Farm home. charmingly restored, on
apeake Bay; shrubbery and flowers;
back and front stairway; located
at Willows Colony, well-known as
an exclusive and better-class bay
development; a real bargain at
Sl6. 500.
CALVERT BEACH
tleo in pine woods, / block from
bay; exceptionally well furnished,
incl. refr,. Bendix washer, gas stove;
$500; terms. Also concrete block
bungalow, not quite completed,
$1,000; $500 down, S25 per month.
COZY SPOT
4 acres tucked away in beautiful
wooded section; picturesque private
artesian well, garden Tractor and
!: boats. The kind of spot everyone
dreams Of For quick sale, Sl3. 500.
VIRGINIA McFADDEN
All Il type s6e XateE v trent SGS and farms from
No. 2 highway to Solomons, bypass
Prince Fred, s mi south to st.
Leonard Phone Prince Fred. 1856,
office; 264-J-5. home.
On Wide Wicomico River
20 acres; shade and young fruit
trees; some woods. 7-rm. house;
copper screened windows and
porches: barn, pier. Fish, oysters,
crabs IN abundance: also ducking.
Could sell some lots or built for
investment Phone o. B. zANT-
FINGER CO.. 945 K st. NV.
MA a371.
EARLY AMERICAN DESIGN
YEAR ROUND HOME
Attractive 3-bedrm. home, including
lge master bedrm., spacious liV.
rm. with fireplace, full din. rm..
an-electric kit, utility and bath on
1st floor Arbor covered patio, =
inclosed sun porches; nicely land
scaped; private pier: sand beach:
garage; maids rm. and bath on
end floor; cannot be duplicated for
near the asking price; only 2S
miles from d. c. J. EDW. SCOL-
LICK. Broker. AP. 2255. Open
Evening star., 1952-06-22
5-ACRE
ESTATES

Wooded. stream, high and low land;
desirable restrictions; 20 minutes
highway to Route 236. West on 236
to miles beyond Annandale to
sign Little Run Estates. FA. CLOS.
- 22s
We HAVE A WIDE variety of lots to
offer in Arlington and adjoining
counties; $3.50 UP. Let US know
what your requirements are.
w. GOODWIN SMITH
1884 WILSON BLVD. ia. $1,000
Evening star., 1952-06-22
FOR RENT

Rehoboth Beach. rambler. 4 bedrrns.
bath and u: den with studio couch.
Columbia ave. Il miles from beach; !;
$500 for month of July. Tel. TIE.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

GOOD BUYS
nice bay fishing cruiser.
built la4a by Nieman Brothers.
3SEf2'; Gray Lugger %. Sleeps 4.
Stainless steel galley, fishwell, many
extras. Priced 10 move quickly as
S5.5oO firm.
42'xll' fishing boat documented 2
tons. Chrysler l50 h.p, Royal Wee
drive. Built 1880. Heavily con-
structed, very able and seaworthy.
Gated in Deltayille, Va. We have
photograph and details. So 500.
Other good listings coming in. Lee
us have your inquiry and get Cd
sHApYsiDE BOAT YARD
SHADYsIDE. MD.
CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
Evening star., 1952-06-22
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
SEABROOK ACRES
Adjoining Lanham
tout Defense Highway
Outstanding Values
Each lot approximately

S1,150 to $3.50.
500 down-$20 monthly.
II you are looking for O lovely home
site--a place well situated with
beautiful trees and room for flow
ers, and q place where the kiddies
can romp and play and still have
such indispensable city convent
ences as city water, electricity,
telephone, mail service, train and
bus connections, then come out to
Seabrook Acres, one of Prince
Georges Countys fastest growing
ommunitieS-Where you can still
get u acre of land from $1,l50 to
Sl,250, with convenient terms if
you prefer so that you can pay
tor your lot in small monthly pay
ments. Come out and look around.
There is no obligation to buy--but
We promise you will be impressed
with the value offered and the
activity here in Seabrook Acres.
Directions: Bladensberg road to
Peace Cross, turn right out De-
fense Highway, ) miles to office on
left side of Defense Highway.
lail
Evening star., 1952-06-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE

MARTINSBURG, N. Y.-IO-acre land
with bldg, about 35/40 used as
school; will trade for what have you
value 200; 402 Woodland ter,
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
Ski Club 10 View
 Aspen Resort Film

Through the courtesy of Al Hagen. the NaiaRuska Ski club will see a film on skiing at Aspen, Colorado, one of the worlds most famous skl resorts. during iheir regular meeting Tuesday cycning. April |
 Pinned ia TcChniculor ihe piC. ture includes racing jumping and trick skiing shots, Narrated by film star Gary Cooper. the pie turc is recommended 10 ail ski enthusiasts
 The meeting wsll convene a, 7:30 pm. in the Valley Theatre liih the new president Joe Gal lant presiding Membership dues may be paid If this meeting Ca Caroline Cashman, treasurer.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
CLAIMS OF ALASKA RAILROAD EMPLOYEES

Commissioner R iC h ar d II. Akers of the Court of Claims Is scheduled to hold hearings in An chorage the latter part of July or overtime claims of incorporating and operating employees of The Alaska Railroad. according to in formation given Delegate Bart lett this week.
 The hearings have grown out of claims pending in the Court following favorable decision on the so-called PoggaS test case
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
ExpT. STATION
 PLANTING SEASON TO START D-nPRll

The Experiment Station plant inr season is expected te ataii lu md April this ycar with the fegtilizing of pastures, AIS tech nlcians reported this week
 The farmer doesn't have Co wait until the ground is thawcd in or- deg to spread the fertilizer the specialists pointed out; he can spread while the ground is stiii frozen However, ii is important m early spring fcrtillzing to have marker on the tractor or spread er 90 that the operator can tel where he has been 10 the held. Otherwise. the fertilizer won't be spread evenly By bolting a tooth from a Springtooth harrow some where on the tractor or feriilizei Spreader a suiie5ie marker may be improvisci. Right now IS the time ia get the Spreader fixed up t was added.
 Soilman Allan Mick suggested that the farmer who hasn't much money to spend on his pastures should spend what he can afford on nitrogen. Nitric nitrogen ls the best kind to put on in the early spring. If a farmer expects to put on more than 40 pounds per acre on his pastures and hay fields. then he should put on some phosphate with it.
 Continuing trend started three years ago, experimental work will not be confined to the Matanuska Station this wear More plantings are planned te be distributed widely over the valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER
By MARY LEE COUNCIL
 fpohl Bartlett. Aiaxka'G Delegate 10 CO

housing loans to veterans.
 Al the present tune the Si50 million appropriated for the pro gram scheduled to continue until June 90. la53. has been entirely allocated with luther loans Co b. made from a revolving fund created through repaymeniS made Co the Veterans Administration tn creation of the revolving fund last year the Congress also auth or.zed the Veterans Administra- ton to sell previously made nor gagcs to private sources.
 Under the original appropria- ton and allotment procedure. Alaska received S2.359 200 and as Of February @ Of this year BIO loans had been made to Alaska veterans, 9 partially completed and 9 pending, with S32, 800 re- mainlng in the allotment on that date. II is understood that on the last day of February some 2,i58 cases were pending throughout the country awaiting availability of luther allotments from the ,Ioxylv-prowinp revolving fund
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27

won last year. This case, brought in behalf of George D. Poggas section foreman of Campbell all lowed overtime payment under the 4O-hour work week law pass ed in 1884, and some 800 cases ot incorporating employees ar pending before the Court as the result of this decision.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
RrcoupERATINc OUTSIDE

Nrs. Wanda Wheeler has becn spending the last tedious Wee@s of her rccouperation from a frac- tured leg at the home oi her parents m Kelly. Idaho, She left March 8. and she is expected back in Palmer this week end.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
FOURTH DIVISION JUDGE
HEARINGS ON PUBLIC LANI
 WITHDRAWALS

Delegate Bartlett has intro- duced a bill in Congress winch would require public hearings ln Alaska in advance of further land withdrawals in behalf of the ted- eral or territorial governments.
 Additionally, the bill requires a reexamination every five years of the need for maintaining in with drawal status lands reserved be- fore or after the date of enact ment of the bill.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
MinIna oN scnooL LANps
Secretary 10 [. |


 President Truman has signed Delegate Barilet,'s biil prevent ,nr the location Of mining claims an lands reserved for the bcne- ni Of territorial schools
 The new land was sought as pointed out by the Senate Com m,ttec on Interior and lnsuiaf Affairs in reporting the measure "to prevent the location of mn ine claims and the depletion oi the territorial school fund. The report continued. Recently. mln- ,np locations for gravel were made on a school reserve secuoa near Anchorage. Ii Gas then real ,zed that instead ot the Terri'ori- al school fund getting the benell' If the value of tins section II would all accrue to the locator pl the mining claim except for the ,mall amount realized fl he were 10 apply for a mining patent
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
ADDITIONAL JUDGE FOR
 ALASKA

The possibility for an addition al judge of the District Court of Alaska for assignment to the Third Division was one step closer to reality through action taken last week in the House Committee on the Judiciary.
 The bill under consideration by a Judiciary Subcommittee and re ported favorably to the full com mittee this week Is one providing for a number of additional cir cult and district court judges throughout the country, includ- ing one for the Third Division. It was passed by the Senate last October.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
PUBLIC LANDS

Iegislation which would permit the sale or lease of unreserved nublic lands in States, Terrltor- ies. counties, municipalities or other political subdivisions, for any public purpose and the lease of land to nonprofit corporations and nonprofit associations for any recreational or other proper pup lie purpose has been reported faV- orably to the House.
 Delegate Bartlett has a mum, Der of bills pending which Woulo allow the sale of tracts of lana to such nonprofit groups as ,hurches and the Boy Scouts. The enactment of the bill report ed this week would do away Wlth necessity of such individual bllts if the groups would be wiling to lease land rather than have the opportunity to purchase land.
 FOURTH DIVISION JUDGE
 The Senate this week confirm ed the appointment of Harry E Pratt of Fairbanks as United States District Judge for the Fourth Division.
 Judge Pratt was first appointed on June 1, 1885, and is entering b;c fifth fOllr-Vear term.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-03-27
RESERVES IN NATIONAL
 BANKS

The House Banking and Cur rencv Committee voted to report Delegate Bartlett's bill favorably to the House this week which would permit Alaska national banks to maintain smaller cash reserves in their own vaults.
 Existing law, enacted long ago when transportation was uncer- tain and slow, required the na- tional banks in the Territory to keep enough cash immediately on hand to meet any possible con- tingency. Now with daily alr- plane service available to every community having national bank, it is felt that Alaska banks should be in the same status as those in the States with respect to reserves.
 DIRECT HOUSING LOANS FOR
 VETERANS
 The Senate Committee on Banking and Currency has re- ceived House-approved leglsla- ton authorizing sum not to ex- ceed $125 million to augment the present revolving fund for direc'
Evening star., 1952-08-01
HOLLYWOOD.


Monica Lewis, starting break
up" Tuesday with Vic Mature and
Jean Simmons, assured me there's
no breakup with Bill O'Brien,
and added: Bill just gave me an
Oscar for my charm bracelet. in
|scribed for one years outstand-
ing performance"
Claudette Colbert spends SIS, ,00C
for each television show she does
starting with 1.-The Way to Edin-
burgh," to be shot in Scotland in
three days. Claudette's take is
hefty 60 per cent. Celeste
Holm will pinch hit for Arthur
Godfrey on his August 20 TV
show.
Robert Mitchum, fugitive
from a vacation. is set for foul
fRKO films-he expects to &C
north for 1.-THE Glacier Story
You won't lose if you bet that
Howard Keel will be the mountie
in the remake of Rose Marie.
which reverts to the original idea
lof the tempestuous French
Canadian gal. For Jeanette Mac
Donald they made it a visiting
opera singer.
Jane Wyman was escorted by ar
old beau-Mannie Sacks-on Billy
Daniels opening night at the Mo-
cambo. I loved Billy's quip-
Paying alimony is like buying
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Hollywood Diary
Keel to Sing Mou1tie Role
in1New Rose Marie
= By SheiIoh Grohom

oats for a dead horse" Methought
i saw tear tearing down Xavier
Cugat's cheek. For Billy's
second -nighting, Judy Garland
and Sid Luft were there, holding
hands, with Sid telling a we'll
wisher: I'm the happy one and
the lucky one." He amt kiddin'.
Anne Baxter's big blazing ear
rings drew as many stares as the
'matisse paintings displayed We'd
Inesday eve at the Welton Beckett
gallery. Blondined Annie didn't
land Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, "
but she's getting diamonds from
husband John Kodiak. Dusty
Anderson told me she'll be hav-
ling her own show in New York in
October. She signs her daubs
l''Dusty.". And that other
|Dusty-Miller, that is-was spot
ted at the Beverly Hills poolside
Sunday all in dusty pink; shorts
halter bra. jacket, and a pink
basket with two pink tennis balls
lin It. What, no pink elephants?
|. &. Nina Foch, who paints, and
Milton Greene are planning rem
devious in Paris to paint the town
lred.
Vic Mature has added appli-
ances to his TV business, with
new store in Westwood, managed
Iby Roger Graham Junior.
released by North American Newspape
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1952-08-01
The Passing Show
Lewis and Martin Change
Uniform, But Not Script
By Joy Carmodv

Until they out of Armed Services branches Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis apparently need where their
is coming from In Jumping Jacks" their opus the
Warner and Ambassador they pararooper possibly
neSt
Paramount which produces the Martin pictures
Evening star., 1952-08-01

WE'RE NOT MARRIED" . 10th
Century-Fox picture. produced by Num-
nally johnson, directed by Edmund
Goulding. screenplay by johnson, adap-
tation by Dwight Taylor, from story by
G'na Klaus and Jay Dratler. At the
Evening star., 1952-08-01
ESsSgzsszyy liiIIisAsoaIeeI Mlagg''
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"DUNBO" "SALUDOS AMIGOS" Disney pair for the family
"DEADLINE u A." Bcgart ferocious editor
JUST ACROSS STREET. Sheridan
"YOUNG q comedy Of marriage.
YORK." best for Fred Astares dancing.
"ATONIC CITY," a H-bo spies
"SONG REMEMBER" Chopns life played by Cornell Wilde.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

away a few dozen extra strings
that he has left over. It apparently
was beyond the technical dex-
terity Of the production staff to
show the clown jumping a test
in the chute he packed in this
fashion. If so, it probably will
turn up in the next picture.
Jumping Jacks" also picks up
some vital comedy incident from
the impersonation angle of the
plot. This requires the hiding-o
|of the real trooper who is being
imperonated and any one who has
ever tried to conceal himself from
Ian army knows how hard this
is. It leaves a soldier in q posi-
tion in which he Is allowed neither
to eat nor sleep and Dick Erman
as this pathetic figure gives an
added touch of slapstick to
Jumping Jacks"
X \ y
It is imperative to the Lewis and
Martin formula, Of course. that
their pictures shall fall into the
musical pattern. After all, Lewis
cannot do all the work and Mar
tin should have at least a few
vocal intervals to display his
voice. The consequence Of this
is that the boys find themselves
members of a travelling soldier
show which brings them into con-
tact with civilian girls, mostly
Mona Freeman.
The musical score of Jumping
Jacks" is nothing to serve a pur-
pose higher than giving Martin
something to do. Best song of
the show probably is the ballad
Il Know Dream When I See
One" The military musical tenn
|po is taken care of by an item
entitled "The Parachute Jump
and another "The Big Blue Sky
IFS the Place for Me-"
It is Lewis lunacy, however, on
which jumping Jacks" depends
and this is as seeming inexhaus-
Itible as audiences delight in it.