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Evening star., 1952-12-17
Inauguration Festival Unit
{ Completes Division Stuffs

The festival subcommittee Of
1.-THE Citizens Inaugural Commit
Itee was completed yesterday by
Mrs. A. Burks Summers, the
chairman.
This group is responsible for
the entertainment feature of the
Ithree-day program. It will be
held in Uline Arena the night Of
Monday. January 10, the eve OF
the Inauguration.
Actor George Murphy is In
Hollywood. obtaining talent fol
the festival. one of the inaugural
events under his direction.
Mrs. Summers top assistant is
Mrs. Frederick John Cullen. Staff
assistants are Mrs. William
Hooper Dayton and Mrs. j. Robert
Smith. The treasurer is Miss
Ruth Brown. Appointments to
subcommittee divisions were an
nounced as follows:
Entsrtainment-Albsrs ,I. Albert g q; .,aI Mccarthy
Decorations---Mrs. Roy st. Lewis, chair
man; Mrs. Dodge Goodbee. Mrs. James B
s Lewis MIC Morean Tansi Ds Mrs Il
Howard Taylor, Mrs. Theo Ives Messenger
and Mrs. Harry Morgan Moses;
Mss cssep Ssn Lsw MTs IT.
vim Tankersley, Miss Alice Elizabeth Lewis
Mrs: Frank Waldrop. Mrs; Lewis Aller
| Patr0nS----Mrg. Constantine Brown,
chairman; Mrs. Kenneth Wherry. CO.
chairman; Mrs, Floyd s; Rogers, jr;; Mrs
Mrs. sss Lloyd @ Go r. Thomas. ni 0Sh Mrs &. k ae1d
lincoln. Mrs. Donald N. Hogate, Mrs
CLARENCE F. Burton. Mrs. Rudolph T
Har HHarrell Mrs MTs. xnsa Edward F. McGinnis and
Tickets-Mrs; Peter Cameron, chairman
Mrs. Albert 3. Hermann, co-chairman; Mrs
liam E. Nrs crsmer vice. Vice charman ahnn Mrss s ciari M
fGna Thomas fS canppe nafE Mrs ssRss sass Aiex as
dessert, Mrs: Carl Dewey MeManamy
Mrs. Leonard 8. May, Mrs. John Marshall
T.; Mrs; Charles W. o. Bunker, Mrs. Pau
Also Mrs. Samuel spaulding, Mrs. Arthur
willard Edwards: Mrs: Harry Tehan. il;
Hannarm. Ms. Dewitt Hyde. Mrs. Robert
lE: Overs, Mrs. William H. Pavitt. jr.: Mrs
Victor H. Borsodi. Mrs. Mundt, chairman
Mack. chairman OF tickets for the House Of
Representatives, and Mrs. P. J. J. Nicol-
aides.
Hostesses to Artists-Mrs. J. Hunter
Drum, chairman: Mrs. Felix w. De Weldon
Mrs. Lothrop -Luttrell. Mrs. Fletcher
Plumley, Mrs. John Shields, Mrs. T. Wyley
Buchanan. Mrs. William Beverly Mason. jr
MRS. James McSherry Wimsatt, Mrs. Robert
ISchenck. Mrs. Henry Huidekoper, Mrs. Le-
land A. Doan, Mrs. George Marshall
Louella Parsons and Miss Margaret Et.
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HOUSES SALE-S.E. tcont.)
VACANT

VACANT
Det. brick: liv. rm. with fireplace,
2 bedrms., full bsmt., built-in ga
rage; gas heat. One blk. to Pa.
ave. Sl7,500.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040
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q INSURANCE CO.
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WESTOVER-BY OWNER
All brick Colonial. corner lot, 3 bed
rooms. q smalD. separate dining
room, full basement with recreation
room, toilet and laundry; screened
porch. fenced backyard. excellent
landscaping Close to schools, shop
ping. bus. 12 min. to PentagOn. Pos
session May LIST. S17,950 with
$4,000 cash. 1893 N. Patrick Henry
H. Ca OaOnH 1R
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AURORA HILLS

2.95O-S6, 900 CASH
Large brick Colonial 3 years old; first
floor consists of spacious living rm.
with Rttrac. flrepl., family-sized din
ing rm., equip. kitchen, powder
rm. with u bath, screened back
porch looking out on q lovely wooded
lot; 3 extra large bedrms. and bath
OF 2nd floor; n block from school,
no highways to cross for the kiddies.
Shown by appointment only.
MANNAS REALTY co.
PIG Wilson Blvd. GIL. 27S4.
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HOUSES SALE-vA. tcent.)
ARLINGTON FOREST

ARLINGION FOHEOI I
Between shopping center and school,
] block. to bus. . blocks to beauti-
full Lubber Run Park, this spacious
Groom brick Colonial is offered to-
day at truly an attractive price.
Located in famous Arlington Forest,
described by Architectural Forum
as one of the most outstanding de-
velopments in the nation in re-
gard to architecture. construction
and beauty. Price only $1,000.
Liberal terms.
F. E. MALCOLM
poaItor nw 2Ool
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A HONEY HOME
ON A QUIET STREET IN
A CONVENIENT NV. SECTION

DETACHED
CENTER HALL
Six bedrooms, baths, large liv.
room, open fireplace, din: room,
d9n, kitchen: level lot. 5Oxl45; For
quick sale. Call Mr.. Sesai. RA, S 4l3S'
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346:
COLORED-U ST. NEAR l1th-Ideal
for doctors ONCE; .3-story, row,
brick; 10 rooms and t.pmt bath can su'Se Se
arranged; for details come to the
ST. NV, Ma. so36 daily till pm
c56II9SdRsEEiD;IlPosssfssroN-e4eeis 6I9dsEi; + s Z; 18th
3-story brick; 81. 500 down, balance
on good terms; for details come to
the once of A. M. DRAISNER. l4O4
L St NV. MA. -SO36 daily TIL z
c6noRsp 6jR, sHn Il Il fHMPREss1vE IF Il Return
10th and Park I'd; operated as apts;
and rooms; price times groSS o.
$1,000; io6o 4 cash, lash, o R. P BuRREss' l4
CoiIoREbWC doiIaoTlE DC 81, near new court
house. vacant; two 1st commercial
3-story brick houses in need Of re-
pairs: owner will sell on very good
terms: for details come to the once
OF "A. M. lfV1 II Ct- A.
Ma. sO36 daily till pm; Sun. IL
to IA
COL0RED-NR. sth and Shepherd
SITS. NV; 4 bedrms, "a baths, full
bsmt: lge. rear yard; oil INV h.
One Of the best buys in town. Price
only S14,25O. small down payment.
NJ KAPNECK REALTY CO. Open
Sun. 1-6 pm. DI. OILS; ewes, DE.
0051. Ia
COLORED - Bird AND vARNUM -
$1,000 down; 20-ft. brick home;
closed rear porcheS; rec. rm.: ga
rage; oil VIII; one-owner home.
Exclusive with JAS. E. HORN.
ia. 326s. ST. 3444. ID
Very attractive S-rm. brick home,
mod. kitchen. garage, front porch;
excel condition; $1,000 down pay
ment. TIA. 1859. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER. RE. 2201.
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1St-Fl. Bedrm. and Bath
"SII. SPG.. S26.5OO"

Owner leaving town. must sell q
story prewar brick. 1st floor bedrm:
and bath; 2 bedrooms ard bath 2nd
H.; liy. rm., full din. rm.. breakfast
rm.. full bsmt.. breeZeway to garage.
"HTTJ,ANDATE"
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N. n. 11O IUI 111G1HO
s0S N Capitol. Realtors. Ma. 5000
SUBURBAN LIVING
AT IT'S BEST

Comfortable white clapboard
Cane Cod home. resting on
q almost an acre. Colesville I'd.
section, less than : mi. from
Silver Spring. Lge. liv. rm.
with paneled firepl. wall.
cheerful din. rm., stream
lined mod. kit. 9 bedrms. and
bath on 1st a. May be used
as study and den. Three lovely
bedrms. and bath on end a.;
lge. closets; 2 built-in GARAGES;
low cost oil h.-w.h. Phone SH.
SOLO for appt. today til 8.
MONTGOMERY
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ARLINGTON-VACANT
Open All Day
1921 N. 23d ST.

2 BLOCKS TO LORCUM LANE
ASKING S13.750 WITH TERMS
Frame bungalow. on 50x142 level lot
with garden space. 2 bedrms.. nv.
rm-. din; kit, comb. bsmt.. attic;
Drive out, walk In; close door upon
leaving. BROKER OWNER, JE.
5-lS15 weekdays \after pm. Ia
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
3-BEDROOM RAMBLERS
$40 2Sth AVE; 81

"sHMPLE"oPEN PIE "
You can occupy one of these un-
usually low priced de luxe RAM
blers in so days. Complete with
all-elec. Kitchens: dishwasher and
disposal; 24-ft. comb. living rm.;
8 large bedrms.; bsmt.; built-in
garage. II you have q house to
sell or trade with q substantial
equity, let US make you complete
selling arrangement. Price only
SIT. $50. For information until Q
pm. 10. S-S714, or VI. 1875.
PAUL P, STONE. REALToR H,o
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW
FENCED, BIG YARD
S54 PER MONTH";
GO 1n0

Small Cash Down
Take over vet loan, move IN
quickly, payments less than rent
and they include taxes. Big iv;
rm., unusually lge. kit. equipped
with refrigerator and stove; bed
rms. and bath on 1st fl. Expansible
attic. Ready to finish into more
bedrm. space. Located In 300 blk. OF
Larkspur rd., Morningside Village.
Near Andrews Field
Call Mr.. Taylor; Ewes, OIL: 3462
FREDERICK w. BERENS
,ales, Inc, 1920 X st. NV. MA. 5000.
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont

1919 DELAFIELD PL. NV, detached
frame. lst. A.: liv. rm.. din rmi'
reception hall. kit: end f., 4 bed
rms, bath; full bSmt..; oil NV n
detached garage; S15;95O F. IN y.
PRATT CO. Ma. $685.: eVes,' Wo.
VISIT BERKELEY TODAY-And you
will be amazed at what IS TAX
ing place: WaShington's newest eX-
elusive home development in the
very finest residential area OF the
city; Just of Foxhall rd., ADJOINING
Wesley Heights and a few minutes
from Briarcltf1, Spring Valley ana ana
Kent; Berkeley has been so Well
received by the public that most
every house has sold prior to COM
pletion. Another new group OF .
and 4 bedrm. homes Is nearing COM
pletinn. This is q Frank S. Phillips
development: you are urged 70 IN
spect these homes before completion
SO that you may observe their very
superior quality. Prices will range
between So, 1000 and $45. 1000. From
Foxhall I'd. and Dexter. west one
block to 49th, left to Calvert. left to
4Sth, right to Berkeley. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 141l: eyes,. ,Wo.
ANA. III
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I'D. NIVI IU 3 p.uI.
IHHAY~ ANrR Gnn 0R z

ST, ,82O DN.-$78.50 MO.
Incl. taxes and fms. Immaculate g
ment. level lot 66xi 90. picket fence;
tile kitchen and bath. Truly beau
tiful home and lot. Call It'll pm.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N,W,
COLORED
NEAR 18th AND VARNUM

We have a fine selection of large
brick homes in this excellent loca-
tion; The prices range from $4,000
to $1,000; all these homes are of
the 2-bath type; some with recrea-
tion room; automatic heat. It win
pay you to call for an app't to see
them. Call until Q pm.
COIN g. LEVINE HO 260O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
5 Minis. to Key Bridge

2-Bedrm. Brick Colonial
Most immaculate home you'll ever bt
privileged to inspect, charm packed
from top to. bottom; knotty pine
china cupboard in din. rm.. brick
fireplace in liv. rm. and glisJenin2
natural stained kit. cabinets with
antique hammered iron" hardware;
awnings, screens and storm windows
Walk-out bsmt. TO rear patio. AN
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING. Don't
wait a minute-S4,5 500 cash down
will give you the privilege Of own
ing this home. Call
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TAKOMA PARK
tached Six-room n;a "a land sobsan bsth hoHss ssi
living. with ample space for garden
ing. Call Mt; Ryan; Sligo 81 8 lG 129s'
1924 14th st. NV. DI: 3346
WOODHAVEN-Off Bradley blvd.
English Tudor; beautifully land
1saRed danf Int rs Too Moor ktshss lsss Sns den
seo second % fioor. 5 large bedrooms. 2
baths; large closets and storage
space; basement. maids room and
bath, large recreation create ICON room +rvns WIN
Excellent financing. Asking $50. $50.
SAMUEL e, BoGLEY NC. Oh
co.-s3,5oo down
and assume CT loan; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, 5 months old, full bsmt'
garbage disposal; eony. N. I. H, BY
owner; Box G22-v; star: Ia IL
DET bashs sklcS Ssmt sSeI sH aFea Modern @
large Iaiis va yard. " shrubbery. Large liv;
rm. with flrepl.. din, rm., equipped
5t nsdms eedsms snG hand ana sath nd mr. !Ss STORM r
uSuIhS' aIu 2o.N TyNI 0Ose
RE. SSfe. CHATHAM REALTY co.
2 ACRES for retired; near Coles
vile. Md. 2-bedrm. cozy newly
dec. bungalow. all hardwood, flrs..
firepl., full bsmt.; poultry house.
All vegetable land rich as cream.
on good road. Assume G1 loan:
SSsE.rssn }Shn SS5d0fts assG fslesville' Nd Can
N NJ va1QEfAR-C- hAd- -
rms. small house on LOG acres of
around 3 mi. from Rockville on Rt.
24O and %; End d. finished and
insulated could make another bedrm.
and storage rm.: house strictly mod
ern; oil heat, hot and cold running
water, bath with shower; Rusco
steel windows and screens; circular
driveway with fenced-in play yard
for small children. Priced to sell,
$3.50; worth much more; ST 500
cash will handle. Leaving city. only
reason for selling. Call Gathers
burg $685. for appointment. IA
BRICK RAMBLER. S?3,95O-Spacious
rambler in brand-new house. condi-
tion: decorated in beautiful taste: ste
ture window. private dining. room.
fully equipped kitchen. with dis;
posal; three large bedrooms. full
bath, plus private "a bath off mas
ter bedroom: basement; concrete
screened porch; new Laundromat.
gas heat; nice wooded lot IN q
highly convenient community OF
New Hampshire ave. extended: as
sumo S14,500 CT 4es loan: $4,000
cash VIII buy FRANK 9. PHILLIPS,
DI. 14ll; eyes,. call WI. 1884. Ia
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HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont

KENSINGTON. MD.
Owner Transferred, Selling Direct
New large 3 bdrm.. . bath rambler.
corner lot. built-in garage, full
bsmt., $25,950. Large 4taeo lst
trust LO 5-o359. ~
Evening star., 1952-09-12

Maj. Murray recalled that Ray
E. Farmer, a former Drinks en-
ploye. had loaned his uniform to a
group known as the "Pimple-Face
Gang" Although his uniform
had not been used by the gang at
the time they were apprehended,
discovery of the uniform led to
Farmers dismissal by Drinks.
H. L. Coppenbarger, city editor
Of the Daily News and chairman
OF the Award of Merit Commit
tee, presented the citation to Mai.
Murray.
Two other policemen received
Policeman of the Month Awards
at the luncheon. Pvt. John G..
Myers of No. 13 Precinct got the
July award. and his third such
award, for rescuing a woman from
a fire at 2316 Eighteenth street
NV. on July 2.
Pvt. Martin J. Harmon of No. 4
Precinct was given the June
award for snatching a small child
from the path of an auto on June
D at Delaware avenue and M
street NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-12
Texas Floods Recede
From Hill Country,
Swell Downstream
By the Assoeiofsd Press

BOERNE, Tex, Sept. ia
Streams we're receding in this hill
country of Southwest Texas today
after flooding rivers and creeks
left five persons dead. two missing
and hundreds homeless following
drought-denting rains.
But downstream, outside the
hill country, Luling on the San
Marcos River was reported to be
In trouble. The Department of
Public Safety said an undeter-
mined number of people were in
danger in the area and dispatched
amphibious equipment to the
scene.
Downpours that measured up to
% inches in "a hours had sent
roaring torrents down river and
creek beds which had been dusty
and cracked. Highway and rail-
road bridges washed out. trains
and buses stalled, livestock
drowned, low-lying areas flooded.
communications broke down, and
residents scurried for roofs and
high ground.
Heavy Damage Expected.
There was no estimate of dam
age from official sources but it was
expected to be high. The rains
were beneficial to grazing lands
but too late to help drought
stricken cotton and grain.
Helicopters and rowboats we're
used to take about 100 passengers
from a stalled Missouri
Texas railroad train at Solms,
south Of New Braunfels. None was
injured. The helicopters also
lifted stranded residents from
their roofs
At least five towns in Southwest
and South Central Texas had been
isolated by the flood waters. De- |
partment of Public Safety officials
said disrupted communications
made it uncertain whether there
were still towns in danger of
1urCner damage.
The floods struck two areas, but
the hill country apparently took
the brunt of the beating. San
Saba, Fredericksburg, Blanco,
Boerne, Seguin, johnson City and
Marble Falls we're nearly or COM
pletely isolated at times. Today
evacuees were returning to their. j.
homes under skies that in some
places threatened more rain.
Rains End 2-Year Drought.
The hard steady rains came
suddenly to an area which few
days before was scared and thirsty
from a two-year dearth of rain.
They began Tuesday morning and
by Thursday afternoon Blanco
and San Saba had registered un-
official 23-inch rainfalls.
Most of the towns heaviest hit
by the floods reported from 10
to 20 inches of rain. Some had
not had inches of rain in the
last year.
Waters which swept two cars
from the highways yesterday
killed a 3-year-old girl and IA
year-old woman. Earlier a man
was washed from a crumbling
embankment into the flood near
Fredericksburg and two persons
were killed when their car crashed
ON a rain-slick highway.
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ChefMurroy's RobberySoIution
Wins Police Citation for Him

Police Chief Robert v. Murray
was given a special commendation
yesterday by the Policeman of the
Month Award of Merit Committee
for his work in helping to solve
the S65,000 Drinks theft on Au-
gust Is.
The citation was presented to
Mai. Murray at a luncheon of the
Capitol Hill Lions Club in the Con-
tinental Hotel. It commended
the chief for his sharpness Of
memory and his alertness in quick
ly calling attention to the prime
suspect"
His memory of the details of a
series of crimes he had investi-
gated as assistant chief of detec-
tives more than two years ago led
him to suggest to the Detective
Bureau the careful investigation of
the man who later confessed the
crime.
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81 Rockefeller Grunts
Listed at $l9, ,403, ,5o6
Rx fhe As.oeioted Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-The
Rockefeller Foundation reported
Yesterday that it made grants OF
Sl9.4O3,596 during 1851.
The grants aided public health,
medicine, natural and social sci
ences, agriculture. the humanities
and education in the United States
and foreign countries.
In 1850 the foundation made
<o.751 ne0 IN grants.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
The Posing Show
The Posing Show
Pathfinder Met Feature,
Recalls Exciting History
By Jay CoFmody

Columbia Pictures not be the greatest teacher
history but has kind Of erocious zeal for the subject
It offering another lesson in how here in the early
days 1.-THE Pathfinder" at the Metropolitan screenpay
loosely adapted from the novel of
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Z Held on Lottery Charges
In Simultaneous Arrests

Police Moral Division officers
yesterday picked up two men on
gambling charges in simultaneous
arrests on opposite sides of the
1900 block Of U street NV.
Both Walter E. Gray, 80, col
ored. of the 1900 block of Girard
street NV, and Reginald Revells,
81. colored, Of the 700 block of
Hobart place NV, were charged
with operating a lottery and pos
session of numbers.
Capt. John Monroe of the Gam
bling Squad said police under
coverfnen had made plays with
both of the men and they were
arrested with warrants.
He added that Gray did about
a $25-a-day business and that
RevellS was doing about $50 q day.
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|ranian Sees No Risk
In Buying Country's Oil

The Iranian Ambassador. Allah
Var Saleh, declared yesterday INC
real risks" would be run by Amer
ican oil companies purchasing
|Iranian oil.
He referred to a State Depart
Iment statement Of last Saturday
withdrawing any United States
Government objections to Amer
ican companies buying Iranian oil
but warning Of the illegal risks
involved because of British plans
on Trans oil.
by this the State Department
meant" the Ambassador told a
news conference. "the possibility
Iof lawsuits being instituted against
purchasers"
But he insisted there was no
risk Of a Judgment against Iran
lin such cases.
Iranian oil has been kept OF
the world market since nationali-
|zation Of British-owned Anglo
|Iranian Oil Co. properties. partly
because of q virtual embargo by
1.-THE British. Anglo-Iranian has
made it clear 1t would take legal
Iaction to protect its claims against
any one buying the Iranian oil.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
! And Time Of Showing
Stare.


National - Point of No Re-
turn; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Sam S. 1.-The Pirates
Of Penzance";; 2:30 and THE Mi
kado"; $3.50 pm.
Arena Stage - Lady Precious
Stream; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Catholic University-"The Skin
Of Our Teeth; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AmbasSadOr-"Flat Top; 1870,
$3.50, $3.50. 1880 and $3.50 pm.
Capitol-"The Turning Point: !:
1880 am, 1:05, 3:45, 6:25, 9:05
and 11:45 pm. Stage: 1920, 3,
6:35, 8:15 and 1855 pm.
Columbia-"The Shows of Kill
manjaro";; 10:45 am, 1880, 2:55,
sos, 7:10, 9:20 and 1925 pm.
Dupont-"Brandy for the Par
son.; lao. $40. 5:35, TAO, 9:40
and 11:45 pm.
Keith'S - Montana Belle;
1885 am. 1875. $40. 5:45, 7:45.
$50 and 1850 pm.
Little-"Miss julie; /, 2:45,
4:30. $40, 8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan "The Path
finder; 11:45 am, 1870, 3:15,
sos. $50. 1925 and 1925 pm.
Ontario-'The Golden Hawk;
1:05. 2:50. 4:30, 6:15, 1855, 9:45
and 1880 pm.
Palace-"Pony Soldier; 11:40
am, 1:40. 3:45, 5:45, 7:50, 9:55
and 11:55 pm.
Pix-"Grand Concert: 1:2O,
800. 5:25. 7:35, 9:40 and 11:4O
pm.
Misunderstanding the Sound
Barrier; II am, /, 3:05, Sis,
1920, $3.50 and 11:35 pm.
Plaza-"Miss Julie; II an,
1885. 2:10. $3.50. 5:25, 7:05, 8:45
1925 and IL pm.
Trans Lux "The Happy
Time; II am, 1880, 2:40, 4:30,
$40, $40, 10 and 1850 pm.
Warner-"Flat Top; 11:15 am,
1:20. $3.50, 5:35, 7:45, 9:55 and
11:55 am,
Evening star., 1952-12-13

most accurate recall of pre- Rev.
olution days. It is, however, an
extremely active one. which is as
1t should be in films aimed at the
age group which once read Cooper
by the light of candles.
Todays youngsters, blessed with
the right to "wait for the movie, :"
will flnd Cooper's Pathfinder re-
presented by George Montgomery.
He looks quite at home in the old
Guides buckskins and like the
original character, he handles hu-
man speech with what clearly is
no real taste for it.
The time of "The Pathfinder" is
1854 and its setting the Eastern
Great Lakes region. Here the Eng
llsh and French, who are also at
war in Europe, are engaged in
trying to maneuver each other out
of control of this promising Ameri-
can territory. AS allies, each tries
to line up any available Indian
tribes. in the case of the British,
the Mohicans; the French. the
MingoS.
In an early battle, the Mohicans
are wiped out with the exception
of one youngster (the last of the
Mohicans) and this inspires the
Pathfinder to seek revenge by join
ing up with the English. His Serv-
ice involves entering the French
lines as a spy and there has never
been a better one since.
He not only provides the British
with the vital information they
need. but also succeeds in winning
the hand of Helen Carter who acts
as his COSBY. Miss Carter is quite
a reward for successful spying al
though naturally not so important
as that won by the British in their
battle with the French.
THE Pathfinder" is a modest
little picture, considering the sta
ture Of its basic story. More out
of respect for the budget. perhaps,
than for history, Columbia keeps
its whites and Indians reasonably
close to the actual number in
volved in this Colonial conflict.
It did, however, shoot the pic
ture in Technicolor which always
makes a history lesson look more
attractive. And may even fix it
more firmly in the minds of the
young.
\
Something novel in the way
Of entertainment, Tennessee Will
Evening star., 1952-12-13

Something novel in the way
Of entertainment, Tennessee Will
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Prince Axel at MuniIu

MANILA, Dec. 13 (P.-Prince
Axel Of Denmark arrived by plane
last night from Jakarta, Indone-
sia, on world tour. He will leave
Monday for the United States.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
BY The Asseelatsd Press
HOLLYWOOD.


Ballerina Betty Uitti tells .
pathetic story but no one be-
neves her except the Paramount
publicity department.
"And those guys will believe
anything" she means with q
straight face.
The 18-year-old Detroit girl
played one Of those neck
twitching East Indian dancers
with Crosby and Hope in Road
to Bali"
Her shooting and rehearsal
time consisted of two solid
weeks Of neck twitching. Now.
she says. her neck starts twitch-
ing without warning. causing
great embarrassment. She
claims she was asked to leave q
swank restaurant when the
twitching annoyed patrons. Her
boy friend is ready to drop
her. she adds. because Of this
alleged nervous af1iiction.