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AIR-CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT


For family or corporation that can
afford the unusual in comfort and
amenities Living room Ia #. bv "a
It. with two exposures and fireplace:
dining area for & persons; 2 bed
rooms and 2 baths or 3 bedrooms
closets: one or two Kitchens with
electric, dishwasher garbage disposal
unit clothes washer, clothes drier
and refrigerator with deep freeze
compartment; 80 It BY "a It private
fiagstone terrace with adjoining bar: /:
southwest corner of 9th floor In re-
Gently completed. air-conditioned
Carlton House. 25o0 wisconsin, ave
W. commanding magnificent view
OF city and Potomac River valley
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied Secretarial Telephone
service garage basement laundry
facilities and future public dining
room Furnished transient guest
b5oooms available In building Cali EN-
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp

Mr.. Goth AND X SITS. NV, first
commercial-Seven rms, 2 baths,
oil h.-w.h. ideal for office use, plus
lying quarters. Reasonable rent
RE: 7-2137 and Ii. 4-7265. Ia
SEVEN-RM. EN,RM. RAMBLER. near corner
gas h:;w:h.: large Frigidaire. exhaust
fan, disposal; garage, fenced rear
yard $3.50 mo. JU. 6-4308, AID.
so. ARL.-Two-bedrm. semidet. brk.
gas INV. heat; conv. to shopping
and and transps; ryysacsant. Will consider
COM. on Az AVE." "7ssTzi assTTzAirEs-rwo-@6edi44m. @i4
ssemidet: brick; lee. fenced lot. New.
1925 sfS9FsSsS RRSYoN 81. a. N%s NslSeo4 bedrn. la
oil heat. full bsmt., sun porch, i Il
baths frepl.; S116. co. 6-0526.
ARL.-oct. !: 2-bedrm. semidet.; mr..
.S103 mo EN-. 3-567S. Ia
45I6 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. Ne
semidst;; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. liv.
rm.' fireplace, gar, porch. As;i schools. fdS
BETHEsbA AREA. 111s Rockcrest
SToo SsFomoSc5edrmi 02t grloEs BUNGALOW, gas heat.
ne1ghborhood; conv. transp. Ina,
DUPONT CIR, ~AREA-11 rms, ms 2
bathrooms, gas auto. heat; semidet. !;
suitable, for guesthouse, ONCE. club
house; lease $500 mo. DU. 7-6644.
BRICK RAMBLER in Radiant valley:
Can Il,,s WA. .o7-3eoo, ROBERT :: s.
ARAELs APRAHLs 4 fM%2D.-e SG: ,re. rms, Ml4 Ia
nr Dr's EewisdsEe. M 0Id Ia. sas4sc tenceo IA YaFo'
KENSINGTON. MD.-Almost new q
story. 3-bedrm: home; avail; immed:,
$50. STANDARD PROPERTIES,
aTss 1se' ods8s;EIk77ATo,RY d8; I77A4St, rL. N.W!.99s WE
bsmt. with ground level entr.; good
eeondd; $115 mo. MR.. ACKER., RE.
81 S7IT:1 ESE's:: ggSsA1Sw. S2 2 5@IsD
2 lge. bedrms., all-elec. kitchen,
SiOO. PERRY HAY CO. ~. 5-30O5.
MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW, nr.
Univ. lane and Riggs rd.-Nice s.
bedroom home; lge. liv,. rm., dinette,
disp full III bs6t 6sn"siasI siH5 faEsfRsYs fpERRY
section, wheaton, Md.-LiV. rm., din.
area, 8 bedrms., equipped kit, util-
tty rm.; near schools and bus; S110.
sT9TER RERRY HAX sSR,So &C. ~ gPv51s4 S1s242 Me.
brick rambler, close-in sections. 8
hedrms., liv.. rm., fireplace. dinette.
GE kit. full bsmt.; $3.50. PERRY
Hay CO, JU. 5-3005.
fun bsnt., gas heat, scr. porch and
garden. S135. ia. 9-2371. 20
COW. TO ANDREWS and Boiling
Air Force Bases and all s.e.-Det.
brick; 3 bedrmS., din. rn1.. liv. I'm.
with frepl., lge. kit, full bsmt., Oil
cellent value, S125 mo. To. 2-422S.
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APTs. UNFURN.-MD. (cont. }

1 AND 9 BEDRM. APIS, a and s
rms.l, $3.50 to $98.5O per month
including utils. HE. 4-7014. -15
Mr.. TAKoMA PK.-1-bedrm. terrace
ssppI;' ssppI6;' pvt. sntr:. patio: avail. Oct. !;
TAKoMA Park rms, kttchenette.
bath, sep; entr., $50. JU. 9-6215
sun, weekdays after z pm.
TAkOMA PARK-Liv. rm., bedrm.
dinette, kit and bath: sos: single
- OF - working couple only. JU. 9-5499.
TAKOMA PARK-Living rm., dinette.
kitchen, bedroom. bath: attractive;
couple. JU. 5-3740.
TREES, PARKS. privacy and con-
yenlences are yours with this beau.
Z.bedrm. II smalD apt, 500 incl.
utils S71S Manchester rd., Sil. Spr.
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. dinette,
Kit. bedrm.. bath, large storage rm.
3 exposures; separate thermostat,
Laundry ofbacil.; $3.50 incl. utii.
TAKOMA Park, 6s11 Red Top rd.-
Terrace apt, liv. rm., dinette, kit,
6 66sdrm;; bath; utils; incl, So: so
HE. 4-4l44. ia
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TMDEN GARDENs-Newly dec. l.
Sye Sye ruii iH'prL price' 9s Sis 600 cash, With
monthly maintenance Of only $3.50.
You'll be forever free from worry
of skyrocketing rents. WO. 6-39S1.
EMBASSY APIS, 1918 Harvard st.
n.w.-Lge. foyer, liv. rm.. 2 bed
rooms, din. rm., kit. and bath: all
lge. rms. and lge. closets; remodelled
and redecorated to perfection. Sub
stantial cash required. Ia
APT. In most desirable
apt. bldg. on 18th st. NV. 10.
b-z2bA. -1A
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE half-acre wooded
homesite in heart of Annandale,
Va, for equity in home or late model
car. CoLEGRoVE. DI. 7-7750 after
HOME AND INCOME-11-rm., 3.b.
Diet. cor; So, Walter Reed, conv.
800; S12,500 equity. Consid. farm or
anything free Of mortg. JU. 6-5533.
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APTs. UNFURN.-D. c. (cOn,. }
1888 GEORGIA AVE. NV ned
Washington. D. C.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ID, 1883

b55S GEORGIA AVE. NV ned.
rm., kit. bath. newly decorated.
Call JU 7-761l after +. is
Ss0I CONN. AVE. N.W.-Mod. ant
DIGS attrac. efficiency. with large
oressing rm. and closets; Suitable
ior 2 L. and La bus pass the
Goor; laundry rm.. valet shop, sun
deck, seCretariaI service: ideal
Shopping facilities. air cond. and
winter heat controlled by tenant;
moderate rental, no increase. Avail
able Oct. l. Phone EN-. 3-2S0O.
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WILTSHIRE CRESCENT, sso1 Coz Con

a,o ~ NhL hLoNLNI' o6UI Conn,
crossing rm. and bath; plenty of
closer space: air cond; all utils,;
Secretariaf switchboard Call resi-
19e gent Ing mgr. L EN-; 3-3S00. is
1.-Two rms, kit, dinette hath
tear porch. S66.50. L. E. BREU-
N1NGER & SONS, INC, Ma. 5000.
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4s7 ORANGE ST sE Ant Ii,

bedrm mt CnrS 81, +; ApIi gig -Une I
and st. Elizabeth's. viii Iedecorate
ofor long lease. UN. 4-3500. rs
S9lS ith ST. Sc, Apt. T-Lovely . !
oedrm; unit in practically new bldg |
S90.50. UN. 4-35O0.
14O 1Ith ST. S.E.STWo rms and reor
porch, gas range and refgr.. Senipvt t
bath. SO, incl. utils. UN. 4-2hnn |
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lAPTS. UNFURN.-VA. Cont.

131 SO. COURTHOUSE RID, ARL.
Nice apt. in fairly new bldg. with
liv: rm., bedrm., kit, din, bath;
$50: Sunday only, call XII. 9-43S3.
WALKER q DUNLOP, INC, 1900
18th st. NV. CO. 6-0222. Ia
Evening star., 1953-04-03
Penny Arcade Man
Accused of Taking
Proceeds to Bowie

A former employe Of the Fun
land Penny Arcade, 1928 New
York avenue N. W., today was
accused of breaking into the
arcade to finance a trip to
Bowie race track.
Charged with housebreaking
was William F. Scanlon, 20. Of
no fixed address.
Detective Sergt. E. P. Graf
ton Of the general assignment
squad said he arrested Scanlon
yesterday in the probation or
flee. Scanlon, the detective said,
was on probation from an as
sault conviction.
Sergt. Grafton said the arcade
was entered on March 25 by
some one who used a duplicate
key. About SITS was missing
the next morning.
The owner changed the lock
but the next night, the thief re-
turned and smashed a window
to take another SITS.
Sergt. Grafton said. Scanlon
admitted breaking into the
arcade. He said he lost most OF
the first SITS at Bowie and spent
the rest on wine, women and
song" the detective added.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
No SelI-0uf After Truce,
U. 5. Assures Free China
BY TIE Assoeiassd Press

TAIPEEI. Formosa, April g.
United States Ambassador Karl
L. Rankin today declared an
armistice in Korea win not "be
followed by q sell-out Of free
China"
Mr.. Rankin told a news confer
ence President Eisenhower al
ready has made clear that there
viii be mo breaking Of faith with
our friends"
His statement tended to allay
fears that Washington policy
toward Formosa might change in
the event Of a Korean truce.
Mr.. Rankin pointed out the
how Of American military equip
ment to Formosa is increasing
steadily.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
z Armed Youths Get
Maximum Of Up 10
70 Years in Robbery

Two youths yesterday were
given the maximum penalty of
from 80 months to 20 years each
for armed robbery.
The robbery had netted $3.50,
according to an indictment. to
which they had pleaded guilty,
The two are John N. Lucas. 18,
Of the first block of Quincy place
NE, and Donald p. Thomas,
19, Of the 1000 block of Third
street NE, both colored. Their
victim was David Berger. who
was held up last December in
the Montello Market, 1400 Mon
tello avenue NE, of which he is
proprietor.
Lucas and Thomas were SEN
fenced by Judge Alexander
Holtzof of the U. s. District
Court for the District Of Co
lumbia.
In another case, Judge Walter
M. BaStian gave q man from 16
months to four years for robbing
two taxicab drivers here in 1916.
Recently Completed Term.
Walter w. Spells, 20. colored.
Of New York was convicted Of
the old robberies last February.
Spells got $35 from one Of the
taxicab drivers and $22 and a
watch from the other. He had
recently completed prison term
In New York.
Judge Holtzoh sentenced How
ard Meg. Baines, 80, colored, Of
the 400 block of K street NV.
to serve from 20 months to five
years for illegally transferring
marihuana and for obtaining it
without paying tax.
Leroy H. Browne, 10. colored.
Of the 100 block Of K street
Sc. was given from 16 months
to four years by Judge Holtzof
for unauthorized use of an auto
mobile and theft Of property
valued at $176.
Other Sentences.
Others sentenced by Judge
Holtzoh included:
Alphonso Willis. 20, colored, Of
who was given from % months
to 7 years for illegal possession
Of l43 grains of a narcotic mix
ture and for facilitating its con-
cealment.
Luther Mclean, Is, colored,
who was given from ! to 5 years,
and the latter'S wife, Mrs. Kath-
crime Mclean, %, who was given
Evening star., 1953-04-03
Morse Seeks Floor Action
For Place on Committees
By the A.seeiu.ed Pres.

Senator Morse, Independent,
of Oregon. has served notice he
will seek to force floor action
on his resolution to enlarge the
Senate Armed Services and
Labor Committees to make room
for him.
Senator Morse, who bolted the
Republican Party last fall to
support Adlal Stevenson, Demo-
cratic presidential nominee, lost
his places on those committees
when the Republicans organized
the Senate in January.
BY Monday, Senator Morse
said yesterday, the Rules Com
mittee will have had IL weeks
to act on his resolution to in
crease the membership Of the
Armed Services and Labor
groups.
Let men stand up in the
Senate and be counted whether
they will vote to give Oregon
it's equal representation in the
Senate" Senator Morse said.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

APARTMENTS PROPOSED
Shaded area shows site in
Arlington COunty'S PentagOn
area of apartment develop
ment proposed by Charles H.
TompkinS and Morris Cafritz
to contain, eventually, more
than 1900 units.
be Handicapped and space would
be available for schools and park
areas.
A spokesman said plans prob
ably will be in shape for spe-
ciflc discussion within about
two months.
An earlier plan. the spokes-
man said, called for construc-
ton of apartment buildings to
have about 600 units each. For
a number of reasons, he said,
1t was found more advantageous
to reduce the number of units
per building.
The architect is William N,
Denton. ...
Evening star., 1953-04-03
Slayer Of 5 Refuses
Counsel as Body Of
Victim Is Located
BY the Associated Press

DUBUQUE, Iowa, April s.
An 18-year-old Camp Lejeune
IN. c. marine, confessed slayer
of five persons, remained ada
mant in refusing his fathers
pleas to accept legal counsel
today as authorities in at least
two States prepared to ask the
youths extradition.
But the father, Nose Nc
Manus of Valley Stream, Long
Island, a brewery executive, said
after a third visit with his son
Fred Eugene that the youths
attitude had changed consider
ably.
Nov he is more like his true
self to his dad" the elder Nc
Manus said.
He said. however, his son still
would not let him retain an at
torney. s.
Father to Stay On.
"The family can use the
money better than can," the
youth said. "I'll wait and let
the court appoint an attorney
for me-"
The father said that although
his son told him he Should 60
back to the family" he will stay
on here as long as there is a
chance that he can be helpful.
The two concluded their third
meeting last night shortly. be-
fore Rochester IN. W officials
located the first of young Nc
Manus' five William A.
Braverman, 19-year-old Hobart
College freshman,
I : The body was found shortly
before dusk in an abandoned
gravel pit, about six. miles east
Of Rochester, by the pit owner,
who had a "hunch" after he re-
called seeing a car near an ad-
joining pit last Friday.
Shot Him to Get Car.
The search for the body of
Mr.. Braverman, missing since
last Friday. had gone on since
McManus told authorities here
Tuesday night that the college
student was his first victim in a
cross-country crime spree with
16-year-old Diana Marie Veg
geland of Irondequoit, N. Y, who
McManus called his wife. Nc
Manus said he shot Mr.. Braver-
man for his car.
After searching in vain for two
days on the strength of vague
directions from young McManus,
New York officials had asked
Iowa for temporary custody Of
the youth so that he could show
them where he buried Mr..
Braverman's body.
Dubuque County Attorney
Robert L. Oeth, notified that the
body had been found, said he
plans to "sit tight and let each
State start extradition proceed
ingS."
McManus also has admitted
double slayings in Illinois and
Minnesota.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

from 20 months to S years fol
selling a narcotic. The two, whose
home was in the 1000 block
Of Ninth street NV. had pleaded
guilty to making two sales each
Mrs. Mclean, the court was In
formed, is a narcotic addict. Au-
thorities said the husband had
engaged in the narcotic racket
to aid her. The husband orig
inally was accused Of IA narcotic
law violations and the wife with
nine. The other charges, how
ever, were dropped.
Irwin w. Linkous, So, Of the
800 block Of Seventh street NE,
was given 6 months by Judge
Holtzof for possession Of num-
bers slips.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
Stevenson Reaches Hunoi

HANOI, Indo-C China. April 8
R.-Adlai Stevenson arrived to-
day in this Far East trouble spot
of his tour Of the Orient. He was
greeted at the airport by French
Gen. Francois de Linares, COM
mander of land forces in North
Wet Nam; Gov. Nguyen HUI Tri
of North Wet Nam, and Andrew
Sturm. United States consul in
Hanoi.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
1OO,OOOWorkersIdIe
AsIndustriaI Disputes
Curtail Production
BY the Assoeietsd Press

Two strikes which have made
idle some $4,000 workers in rub
ber and steel plants continued
today 'as negotiators planned
new attempts to end the Grip
pling walkouts.
The strike against the United
States Rubber Co. spread to the
firms 18th plant last ngiht as
5000 CIO union rubber workers
Joined some $4,000 other mem
bers who struck earlier yester-
day. The plants are in cities
from New England to California.
In Pittsburgh, Federal medi-
ators were seeking to end a strike
Of 1900 Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen which has re-
suited In the layoff by United
States Steel of nearly $4,000
workers. The work stoppage
which started Monday also has
crippled the corporations steel
production.
New and continuing strikes in
other industries across the coun-
try involve more than 10000
workers, putting the Nations
idle because Of labor disputes
above 100000.
One of the longest strikes is
curtailing production Of jet
engines which are used in war;
planes. This work stoppage is
by $500 C1O United Auto Work.
ers and 1,100 AFL machinists
at the General Electric Co. plant
at Evendale, Ohio. It started
three weeks ago.
Biggest continuing walkout
involve 1000 independent union
telephone workers in New Jersey
and $500 CIO utility workers
against the Southern California
Gas Co. There are several small
er strikes involving up to 1900
workers.
One new strike was started
yesterday. Some $500 AFL work.
erS left their jobs in IL grain
mills in Kansas City and plants
at st. Joseph and Clinton. Mo-,
and at Topeka, Mcpherson and
Lindsborg, Kans. The chief
issue Is wages.
The last U. 8. Rubber plant
struck by the CIO workers was
at Chicopee Falls. Mass, as 5000
union members quit their jobs
last night. The chief issues in the
dispute over a new contract in
clude length of contract, a re-
vised pension plan and hospitali-
Zation. Wages are not an issue.
Negotiations are being held in
New York.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
GPO EmpIoye Robbed
Of $21 by 3 Yokers

A Government Printing Office
employe was robbed of $21 by
three yokers early this morning
as he was walking in the 1900
block of Benning road NE.
Joseph Hunter, 80, of 566
Twenty-fourth street NE, told
police three colored men. all in
Army uniforms, went through
his pockets after stopping him.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

For the past two years, Admi-
raj Hatcher has served as COM
mander Of the Naval Air De-
velopment Center at townsville,
Pa.
A Naval Academy graduate, he
was stationed here with the
bureau from 1887 to 1943 and
again from 1914 to 1947.
Admiral Hatcher and his wife,
the former Heloise Young, of
Washington, will make their
home with their four daughters
at 6801 Exeter road, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

the same time.
He is Admi-
raj Robert s.
Hatcher. who
has been ap-
p DIN tie d as
sistant chief
for research
and develop
ment Of the
B urea au of
A e r onautics.
He sue ceeds
Rear Admiral
Paul E. Phil.
who has re-
Aa.I
Evening star., 1953-04-03
New Air Admiral Named
Ito Research Post Here

A Navy Air officer. with previ-
GUS tours of duty here. has been
returned to Washington and
promoted to rear admiral at
Evening star., 1953-04-03
Apartment
Continued From First Page.)

creation of the Pentagon road
system.
The apartments projected
would include 96 three-bedroom
units. 239 two-bedroom units and
"a one-bedroom units per build
ing.
Each building would be air.
condiHpned and supplied With a
bank Of elevators. According to
present plans, the area would
Evening star., 1953-07-23

beat-the-tax dream will soon be
over.
One reason why Cary Grant
won't be in "a Star Is Born"
with Judy Garland is the $780,
900 he wanted for making it.
And Henry Fonda had to say no
because of a play commitment.
Now they're asking Humphrey
Bogart.
John Payne gave the engage
ment ring to Sandy Curtis at
John Carroll's birthday jamboree
last Saturday night. Johnny dug
the ring from the middle of his
big cake which had horses gall
Looping all over it.
Note to Jimmy McHugh:
Henry Dunn says he knew you
when you played the piano with
your nose in an ice-cream par
lor. Never knew you were so
talented. James.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-07-23
THE CAST

will be the next offering of the
Mclean Summer Theater at it's
tent in Falls Church. It will
open Monday. run through Sat-
urday night of next week.
Rowena Burack will play the
role created on Broadway by
Maureen Stapleton. Ruth
Gordon's Years Ago." which
had it's premiere at the National
several seasons ago. will be the
next offering of the Mountain
Theater, Braddock Heights, Md,
Wednesday, July 20, through
August /. Dierdre Gale,
young English actress, will play
the principal role in the comedy.
Come Back, Little Sheba"
will come back to the area on
Sunday to play a week at the
Byrd Cinema in Arlington. d.
God Save the King" one-act
comedy, is the weeks Offering
tonight by Roosevelt's Masquers
in the summer Court Theater
program.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
NatiOnal-"Guys and Dolls;
$3.50 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
Annie Get Your Cum; 8:45
pm.
Arena-"Boy Meets Girl; $3.50
pm.
Olney-"The Lady's Not for
Burning; $40 pm.
Catholic University THE
Lady Who Came to Stay; $50
pm.
Screen.
AmbassadOr-"The Charge at
Feather River; /, $40, $40.
1880 and $40 pm.
Capitol Ride, Vaquero";;
IL am. las, 4:30, 7:15 and
10 pm. Stage; 1880, 1886.
$40 and 9:05 pm.
COlumbia-"Stalag IT.: 1890
a,m- 12:45. 3. $50. 1885 and
9:55 pm
DupOnt-"The Moon Is Blue;
1:10. 3:15. 5:25, 1885 and GAS
pm.
Keith's - Second Chance;
11:15 am, l. 2:45. ABS, $40,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
Little-The Little World OF
Evening star., 1953-07-23
Hollywood Diary
Dick Holds Farley
With Tax Forces
> By Sheiloh Grohom

seeing rotund Director Alfred
Hitchcock in three dimensions.
He always has a bit role in his
pictures.
Joan Crawford was dancing
cheek to cheek with Jennings
Lang. between shows at Ciro's.
Joan usually combines business
with pleasure. Lang is looking
after her TV series.
1t isn't only Hollywood stars
and directors who take ad-
vantage of the tax-free law
abroad. Maria Felix. Mexico's S
No. l box-office movie actress,
plans an 18-month tax-free
jaunt. But it looks like the big
Evening star., 1953-07-23

Don Camille; sos. 1855. $50.
Macarthur - "A Queen Is
Crowned; 2::25, 4:20. 6:10. sos
and 10 pm.
Metropolitan "The Last
Posse; lao am. 1:20. 3. 4:45.
6:25. sos and $50 pm.
Ontario - "Houdini";; 1:10,
1920, $50. 1880 and 9:35 pm.
Palace - White Witch Doc
tor; 11:10 am, 1:20. 3:25, 5:35.
. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Playhouse - The Moon Is
Blue; II am, LOS. 3:15, $40,
1885 and GAS pm.
Plaza-"The Little World of
Don Camille; IL am. 1855,
2:45, 4:35. 6:35, 8:35 and 1926
pm
Silver Spring - THE Little
World of Don Camille; 1870,
$3.50. 5:35. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The 5000 Fingers
of D IT,; II am. 1880, 2:40,
4:35, 6:25, $40 and 1910 pm.
Warner The Charge al
Feather River; 11:15 am, 1920
$3.50, 5:35. 7:45 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-23
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Dick Haynes is meeting the
money men in Washington to
unite his income-tax snarl
and Rita HayWorth can't under
stand the hullabaloo over her
dates with Dick in the east.
Danny Thomas has postponed
his next picture at Warmers until
May 1854. He'll start filming 80
Television shows the first week
in August and Debbie Rey-
nolds Joined Danny with Mitzi
Gaynor and Celeste Holm in my
back yard 20 yak with leader Ed
Strang of Troop 3 and Post 33
Boy Scouts and Explorers from
Derby, Conn. A real crazy even
ing.
Lana Turner's Latin Lover"
credits feature sapphire blue
mink for background. which
Lana is saving up to buy.
X X Il
Mrs. Bruce Cabot-Francesca
Do Scaffa-and Hugo Haas want
us to believe those quiet dinners
are to discuss his next picture in
which he will star here but
still no word from Cabot in
Europe. You'd think he'd be
more interested.
Howard Hughes wants to
borrow Marilyn Monroe from
20th-Fox for a musical with Jane
Russell at RKO and while
New York gets the small screen
for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, /"
Hollywood has Marilyn and Jane
on the wide. It's the first time
we ever had preferential treat
ment.
Clark Gable isn't waiting for
the taX-free repeal bill. He'll
be back in the fall. So
will Robert Taylor to star in
"Canopus," a submarine story.
And it's just question of time
before Robert marries Ursula
Thesis. .. Ava Gardner, by the
way, will team up with Vittorio
Gassman in THE Paris Story
over there.
Jane Russell'S religious group
has become so numerous that
the chapel they were using in
North Hollywood was too small.
So they've bought a place in
Hollywood. Jane is one movie
star who knows most of the
Bible by heart.
Zsa ZSa Gabor was acting all
over the Mocambo with Director
Nick Ray-they met for the first
time only a few days ago-but
when Josephine Premice, who is
just as amusing, arrived. a
friend" said to Zsa ZSa. thank
goodness, now you can relax"
Gloria Grahame has until
August II to change her mind
about doing Might People" with
Gregory Peck in Europe. Cy
Howard insists he is not advising
her, for or against. He also in
sistS he's not the marrying
kind-although he was married
some years ago.
When Linda Darnell's photog-
rapher eX-mate was introduced
to his current gal. Linda Danson.
he told her: Il may have
trouble remembering your first
name"
X X x
With Dial M for Murder"
earmarked for Sd, We'll have
the fascinating experience of
Evening star., 1953-07-23
The Posing Show
The Posing Show
Linda DorneII Finds Love
And Mitchum at Keith's
By Joy Cormody

That dreary fable about the shopworn dove
love and beated respectaby South America looks
in Sd than it did.
provides the plot structure of Second
strews Kehs with Linda Darne Robert Mtchum
Evening star., 1953-07-23

SECOND CHANCE" an RKo picture,
produced by Sam Wiesenthal. directed
by Rudolph Mate, Screenplay by Oscar
Millard and Sydney Boehm. story and
adaptation by D. NJ Marshman. IT. At
Keith'S -