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arrangss particular
dot Of Infnit Arrangement
and make somebody Seeing
choice DepOpuaton
wsp way good intention recognized
what at the time kind word years forgotten
almost II said friendly smile
II most needed,
only at time In our nyru when No
significance things bring
our common sense and our eNprrUc- into rnr
AZ 90 don't the knowledge dont
maturity At 20 either knowledge
urity and the knOWIcdGc
barren heritage nothing hope
for look forward TO- have determination Forty,
have accomplishment respect fifty respect
and accomplishment at Fly well dignity
dom sixty Ironically Ercatrs
wisdom that the put good USE
Then We have TO shove off make u
Ceat This like waste PEN In his
novel Temptation" sums with striking clarity writing
% hfc he said;
The vas SILENT he courtyard the evening
star tWinked crimson the ruby. thought
ruby In the mechanism of clock and the Thought
though
what a mechanism!
"WhO II stops What drive. u with
such terrifying P"roCton' An ruby. wheel
insignificant clock u
ticks night and day. and know
struck
IAN know, and that only this s that
everything In hangs together every
spring expedIency That each bolt
has ItS nd you yc YOU
too, have insects and the
shrubs the bird the roof that
topples purpose YOU stand
In the world like child ncEhbOrs
with by the gets forgotten what
u
BY the time reach 90 crap
ping with the Of
graPpe with At ALL but
for tusyng daily young only
years seems and middle
aged So we let that The nbby bang grey
hair the myoptc longer under
stand children have stopped
challenging anything challenged the
world by like windows fash
briefly and farm house
train carrying its passengers to
This s what Forty many Of u docsnt have
To BE- that Even the
changing her hair siye
EAniEe his life
still time 10 look ahead without reErenR
much the unpleasant truths Of looking back
IL IL when ahead that We
truly defeated. Grandma CAREER In
painting In her eighties pop.
uAy" Of 20 instead
OF making an objective scrutiny what today,
sign Of Of two things ourselves we
today process getting oI
We get old when present focus
our memories entirely the
ing process Fores the renewing our
hold on life Others sti Sixties
II life intriguing Forty interesting at FIFTY Sixty
Seventy That il why there Of saying;
Life Begins A Forty"
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we have to arrive at 40, as inevitably we must the
most comforting thing that can be said about the
achievement is that there is no better age TO take
stock Of where we have been and where we are
going-if anyplace
When We are 90. We enter the threshold Of
what We arr 10 be. Our basic personality has
already been formed for better or worse by
the inheritance have carried over from
childhood, adolescence and the teens. The pat
tern Is there and viii remain with us through
the labyrinth TO come. At 90 We think We know
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Guests Prom Driroitt Mrs. Ernest
Davenport and MiAs Barbara
Coins OF Detroit. who have been
the house guests for the past
week " nT and Mrs. A, q,
LyRcnga of 3aIA Third Ave. 3,
lcft tE their home on wednes-
day. July ~
CnnValcscing; Mira James
Walker Of 1881 Clinton Ave. who
underwent surgery on July \, IL
convalesCing at home,
EnteTtains For OUcHti In com.
pliment to her house guest, Miss
Vera narkRdale Of Philadelphia,
Mrs Louis " Johnson. 3htA
CLINTON Ave, entertained Thurs
day afternoon, July -, Follow.
ing n gala afternoon Of games. n
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess Guests present were the
Misses Leola Sturgis and Sophie
Fine ~ Chicago, Mr. and Mrs,
John Mitchell Of ~. Paul. the
Misses Virginia Harper, Freddie
Richardson and Mines Carrie
Neal and Jessie Shepard,
New Daughter And New IIoRar
Good things come in twoa for Mr.
and Mira N l.. Hates who will
move into their new home al
AO2b Third Ave, &, come sAtur.
day. Aug !, and they will wei,
come their new daughter, Gym.
thia Gale into their homo, baby
Cynthia was born July IL at Uni.
vsrSity hospital Maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs, G.
Bpickler and patcFnAl grand.
parents are Mr. and Mrs, Ore
Rates of Keokuk, 10, Mother and
baby are doing fine
New Home Mr. and Mrs, Her.
bert Howell and family. formerly
~ 500 Eleventh Ave. N, are nov
residing In their newly purchased
home At 1880 Aldrtch Ave. N.
On Vacation Mr.. and Mrp
Benny King and family Of sol
Lyndale Ave N. left Wednesday
July ~ for Washington, y, g, and
other eastern points whore they
will spend their vacation visiting
friends
Dinner OurstSi Mr. and Mrs, l.
N, Banks Of 1919 Bryant Ave. N
had ~ their dinner guests OF
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The WAY | SEE TT
4 BY NELL DOOSON RUSSELL

New York city-oN ARRIVING AT FORTY: Life begins a
Forty the saying Like popular sayings
tains of truth aborng under
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Return Prom VRCatIanI Mr., and
Mrs, Arthur MOsby, 3i2p Clinton
Ave, returned home on July n,
from Memphis, Tenn, where they
were called due Co an illneRs IN
the family. While there they Wis
tied friends and relatives I'm
route home they stopped In Chi
cago for = couple Of days 20 visit
friends and relatives,
Wedding Anniversary Rev
and Mrs, E, Henderson Of 1925
Bryant Ave ~, hope 10 celebrate
their fifteenth wedding annlVeT'
Hary on August .
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST rAUI. BIRTHDAYS


Aux / MIR. Louis Keith. ST2
w, Genital Ave. Mrs. Mae Lark.
STo Rondo Ave. Raymond sotcllo.
$40 n Dale ST
! Aug , Roberta Jones, 1922
Rondo Ave, Mrs. Arthur Hin,
Ai6 ST Anthony Ave,
Aug 3 Mrs ESAie Stewart.
$40 " Central Ave; Rodney
MaxWe' $50 st Anthony Ave.
Aug Mrs Napoleon Jack,
son, 3o6 Rondo Ave, Jessie oil.
veto House, pos Rondo Ave,
Wanda Rlskey. 7S8 St Anthony
Ave; curtis Banks, S2T Rnndo
Ave.
Aug Yvunne Kemp, 600 81
Anthem Ave, Donald Doty Gond,
en-, 1901 Carroll Ave; Mona IASa
Roscnblrnm. 2tsD Rondo Ave
J. J, Jackson. 6TS 81, Anthony
Ave. Mrs Antoinctte Perfect
SIT W central Ave. Mrs. Foster
2s3 n 81 Adams. James Tohver
1918 RundO Ave: Mrs, William
James. S26 Rondo Ave,
Aug Il Mrs, villa Barber, oSH
Carroll Ave, Barbara Jean Pat
terson pOi Carroll Ave; MrS
Fredeur Weston. stb Iglehari
Ave. Pcter Elliot, GIL Iglchart
Ave Mrs. PRyton Hunt. Jr.; Dos
Carroll Ave.
Aug : James williams, S2t
Rondo Ave; Gloria Gilbreath, P7t
81. Anthony Ave; Mrs, Kat,
LeAvcll 10 W. Lawson. Berlen'
Price. 100 Rondo Ave; Napoleon
jackson, 3O6 Rondo Ave.
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Aug Mrs, virRie Hughes
$500 Fifth Ave. e.; Oscar Cleve
1917 Riverside Ave; Mrs, News
Marie Warren, seas Clinton Ave.
Mrs c f Hurt, 28SS Fourth Ave
g.: Mrs Edward Brown. 37tC
Fourth Ave =.
! Aug Mrs, Arthur Lyons
AO7 Bryant Ave. M Cornrliu,
Seymour. 3sI7 Smelling Ave; NJ
N. Graft. 2l26 Firth Ave. f.; Mrs
Lucille Goodwin. 1874 E. Frank
lin Ave Frank Connera, 1921
Second Ave 4.
Aug , Lucille Webster 1885,
Firth Ave s.: Mrs. Lucille Lear
1918 Garfield Ave; Lucille Nc
GUTTER, 256 18th Ave. 3. Mrs
Gerald l. Bailey, 3bap Fourtf
Ave =.
Aug Mrs. E, l.. EScue. 3bS.
Firth Ave 3: Robert Wormlcy
394O Fourth Ave g.; Mrs JOSEPH
Jennings. $3.50 Third Ave g.
May Margaret Morris, O6i AldriCt
Ave N; Monroe Gage. sr,. SOL;
Clinton Ave
Aug 3 Harry I'm, 1852 Finl
Ave. s.; J. NJ. Cunningham. i02,
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infinite Universe to look out for busy
everybody on billion planets lived to be thousand
million ovecrong would be uncomfortable Therefore
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Wedding Anniversaries
NIINNEAPOIIS

MlNNEAfOtIS
Aug Rev, and Mrs Elijah
Hendcrsnn. il2s Bryant Ave, ~,
10 years
ST. PAUL
Aug : Mr. and Mrs Jack
High. 500 ST. Anthony Ave, 7
years.
Aug Z Mr. and Mrs, y. Davis,
100 Avon 81. ~ years.
Aug 8 Mr.. and Mrs, A. Fer.
guson, 1923 Rondo Ave. AiK years,
Aug q MT and Mrs. Manley
Rhodes, 900 Carroll Ave. ~ years
AuR. Mr. and Mrs, william,
MAHSie. 032 IRiehart Ave, II
years
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Social and Personal
ST. PAUL 4

Entertain At Picnic The Bakey sang original songs
for the Old Settlers picnic which held on Sunday uy %
at Wyoming, Mimi On August 2 they will furnish the music At
The morning service in Wyoming Methodist church Wyoming
Mimi - 'N'
On Vacation: Mr. aud Mrs EIwood johnson and son If
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500 lglehArt Ave. left by motor
on Saturday, July 20, 10 spend
their vacation In Louisiana and
Castleberry, Ala They will be
gone for two weeks.
viii Visit Mexico: Mr. and Mrs.
John Patton. s54 st Anthony
Evening star., 1953-01-23
NOTICE.

NOIkNT.
Special Street Assessment Hearing
in District Heights. Md.
Notice is hereby given Of . meeting
OF the Town commissioners Of the
Town. of District Heights, Nd. to
BE- oI. held & at the District HeiEhts Fire
9, 1853, for the purpose Of fixinT
SPECIAL assessments in connection
with street improvements on the
Elmhurst street from County road to
trict Heights. Nd. -' " D
Fester st street from 7srd avenue to
triee t1ee asisSts, assnHs N nd the town Of Dis
way blvd. to Elmhurst street in the
town of District Heights, Nd.
trees EmSsTss assnas .trsss asS@ IL p0'iss &.
Town of District Heights. Md.
Crossover from District Heights park
way to Elmhurst street in the Town
oi District Heights, Md.
meeting to property owners abutting
on the above streets to file protests,
Il any they may have, regarding
THIS assessment; BY order Of THE
goARD OF cQMMIssIoNERs; Town
shaiFmsn. srie' c. cas5shsa 3. szLDwrh.x hxHTzM ToSl
Clerk
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. pur-
suant TO Sec. 29-231 Of the p. c.
stockholders Of the Security 1tor-
age Company, Q District Of Colum-
bia corporation. to elect directors
for the ensuing year and to consider
the corporate domicile to the state
Of Delaware so as to enlarge the
management's investment powers.
will be held at the Company's ofnces.
1140 18th st. NV, Washington,
d. c., at pm. on February II, 1853.
c. A. ASPINWAIL,
DANIEL w. BELL.
PHILIP L. GORE
GEORGE e. HAMILTON.
CORCORAN THOM,
LLOYD B. WILSON.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
The CAat.
By Harry Macarthur

It was bound to happen sooner
or later Randolph Scott, as
Siduously cleaning up the west
with six-guns which haven't
been cool since 1881. has worked
his way clear to Santa Monica.
BY the end of "The Man Behind
the Cum" at the Warner, there
Is nothing ahead of him but blue
water.
In this latest Technicolor ad-
venture, Mr.. Scott Is saving
Southern California from some
unscrupulous citizens who want
to get control of the water rights
and build an empire. AS any
moviegoer knows, they couldn't
have sent a better man to do the
job.
BY the close of the picture,
Scott and friends have knocked
of most of the tertiary and Sec
ondary villains and he has the
head man by the throat. He is
ducking the man in a rushing
torrent. though where he found
it in what later became Los An
geles nobody bothers to explain.
"You wanted water have
some!" says Scott with a fine
feel for the humor Of the situa-
ton.
The Man Behind the Gun"
screenplay, by. John Twist from
a story by Robert Buckner, ad-
heres unswervi1igly to the classic
pattern for Westerns. You start
with a small amount Of gunplay
and build from battle to battle
to, finally, the loudest. most
spectacular gun battle Of all.
Along the way you pause at in
tervals to advance the plot. in
ject a small amount of romance,
and leaven with comedy relief.
At the climax of the final big
battle, the chief villain and hero
are brought into a private and
personal conflict.
For the Saturday afternoon
trade. it stops there. For the
downtown trade, the hero is al
lowed the girl instead of his
horse. In "The Man Behind the
Cum" Scott wins Patrice Wy
more, who seems well worth the
effort.
This is a fairly lively version
of the outdoor adventure film
which Felix Feist has directed
for Warmers, as a matter of fact.
The Twist scenario is a tightly
knit and clean-cut one even If
it is a tapestry Of standard de-
signs. Leading roles are played
well by Scott, Miss Wymore,
Lima Romay and Roy Roberts.
The comedy relief by Alan Hale,
jr., and Dick WesSon is above
par, too, thanks to their per-
formance Of it.
The suspense now is going to
be terrific. incidentally. Can't
wait for Scott's next movie. Will
he go on and clean up Hawaii.
or will he backtrack and start
on the West all over again?
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Hollywood Diary
Zso ESQ Comments
On the Art of Aetna
By SheiIoh Grohom

agreed, adding. ito play a tart
is very easy"
Mrs. Danny Kaye PARTED for
the Sam Goldwns Monday, and
flew to New York Saturday to
catch Danny's preem at the
Palace on his birthday, Sunday.
There were two sets of wedding
celebrations at the Kaye Soiree
the Jack Bennys and the Jack
Buchanans. At the stroke of
midnight. AL Vanderbilt time
piece alarm went off and he
shouted: TITS your anniversa-
ries!" Mrs. Buchanan screamed
-four years." and Mrs. Benny
"26 years." which would make
Jack a groom at 13! E. Mervyn
LIE Roy presented our favorite
39-year-older with gold cuff1inks
in the shape of Maxwell cars.
Unless Warmers pre-empt him,
Humphrey Bogart will play
"Queeg" in Stanley Kramer's
"Caine Mutiny." Rudy VAL
lee took off for Panama City
after attending Preston Sturges'
Road to Rome" play last
Thursday night. Half the town
was on hand to applaud Pres
tons new venture.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

ne is welcomed DacK into the
hearts Of his victims as at the
films end may strike discrimi-
mating moviegoers as an indul-
gence that is unfair to an other
wise forceful screerplay.
MGM, which made this stri-
dent echo of such films as "A
Star Is Born" and Sunset Bou-
levard," clearly decided that this
is a chance worth taking. The
more especially in film packed
with such starry drawing power
as Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas,
Walter Pidgeon, Dick Powell,
Gloria Grahame and Barry Sui
livan.
This is a f1ashy cast and for
the most part, it has a story to
spin that is worthy of the relish
it shows for its work. The Bad
and the Beautiful" is a Metro
candidate for Academy honors
and the studio was never one to
stint on budget when it is equiv
alent to campaign fund.
Z, The most reckless gossip COL
umnist might pause before some
of the details Of gaudy Holly
wood life revealed in the Capt.
tolls photoplay.
This Charles Schnee adapta-
ton of a Story by George Brad
shaw is the unabridged biog-
raphy of an unadulterated heel.
This character, played by Doug
las, is master corrupter of the
innocent. He stops short of
nothing. including involuntary
womanslaughter and providing
his thoroughly hated father with
a funeral attended only by paid
acting extras.
His story is told in series
of three flashbacks in which he
is remembered by as many of
his most spectacular victims.
One of these is a sensitive, in
telligent and gifted director.
Another is beautiful woman
star redeemed from, and driven
back into alcoholism. The third
is a writer of Pulitzer prize
stature whose adored wife is
sacrificed to the ruthlessness of
the villain-hero of the film.
X X X X
Spiciest of the episodes is that
involving Douglas and Miss
Turner. She is an alcoholic
Evening star., 1953-01-23
DANCING.
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tramp in a dingy rooming house
when his searching producers
eye reveals to him that she has
the making of a star. What she
needs, he decides, is to fall in
love with man who promises
a return of her devotion. So, he
makes the promise, to keep it
however only until the girl has
made him one great picture.
While the affair lasts, it sizzles.
When it ends, it skaters the
girl.
Next most pathetic victim of
the well-masked savagery of
Douglas producer is the writer
played by Powell. This is a man
OF integrity, as well as writing
genius, who comes to Hollywood
equipped with bewitching
Southern belle wife (Miss Gra-
hame). The wife, it turns out,
is in the way. In her bubbling
presence. the husband cannot
write, but the producer knows
how to solve this dilemma. He
turns the vibrant creature over
to one of the movie colony's most
gifted wolves. and when they
are killed in a private plane ac-
cident, he allows the writer to
think the worst of the dead
woman in order that he might
do his best work for the pro-
ducer.
The director episode, the mild
est of the lot and the opening
sequence of the picture, involves
stealing the latter's (Sullivan)
ideas until they have established
the producer so that he no longer
needs an associate thinker.
The cast of "The Bad and the
Beautiful" performs it's varied
tasks with the vehemence of
actors out to avenge every af-
front they have suffered at the
hands of Hollywood. Douglas
sees to it that his producer is
an affront to every wisp of de-
cency that is humanity recog-
niZable. It is a superb perform
ance in every aspect save the
reservations ne must make to
justify the characters redemp-
ton at the end of the story.
Miss Turner gives her best
screen performance as the beau
tiful tramp plucked from the
gutter. and Powell and Sullivan
shape a dramatic pair in the
writer and the discarded director.
respectively.
It is a trio of lesser perform
ances, oddly enough, that repre-
sent the finest acting in THE
Bad and the Beautiful" Best
of this lot is that of Miss Gra-
hame as the seductive Southern
butterfly. Another is that of
Walter Pidgeon as an amoral
associate producer who is the
partner in Douglas every out
rageous act. The third impress
slvely played bit is the work of
Gilbert Roland as a sparkling
Latin love rtype.
He and the Southern belle die
honorable victims of the villain
while the others survive to prove
at the story's sentimental end
that they are willing to go
through it all again.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National - The Fourposter";;
$50 pm.
Sam S. Shubert--"Josephine"
$50 pm.
Arena-"All Summer Long;
$50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador "The Man Be-
hind the Gum; 1885, $3.50, $50,
7::35 and GAS pm.
CapitOl-"The Bad and the
Beautiful; 10:45 am. AIS, 7:05
and $50 pm. Stage: 1850,
$40, 6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia my Cousin Ra-
chez; II am, ITO, 3:20, 5:35,
7:45 and 10 pm.
DupOnt-"High Noon; l, 2:45,
4:30. 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Keiths-"The Last of the Co
mancheS"; 11:55 am. 2. 4:05,
6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Little-"The Promoter; $40,
sos and 9::55 pm.
Macarthur - Laughter in
Paradise; 6:15, 8 and $50 pm,
Metropolitan - Battle Zone;
1875 am, lis, 2:55, 4:40, $40,
sos and GAS pm.
OntariO-"Outpost in Malaga;
1:35, 3:35, $40, 7:30, 9:20 and
11:15 pm.
Palace-"Ruby Gentry" 11:40
Evening star., 1953-01-23
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
All those announcements put
ting Ann Sheridan, Linda Dar-
nell and even Lili st. Cyr into AL
Zugsmith pictures are making
the gals madder than wet hens.
So when they told me ZSa ZSa
Gabor was reading space Girls. >"
/ was Skeptical. But it's true.
She might also do Female of
the Species" for AL. And when
I told Zsa Zsa she should have
played the Collette Marchand
role in Moulin Rouge" Gabor
Evening star., 1953-01-23

am, 1:40, 3:45. 5:45. 1850 and
9:55 pm.
Pix-"A Night at the Moulin
Rouge: 6, 8:15 and 10:35 pm.
Playhouse - High Noon;
II am, 12:40, 2:30, 1920, 6:10,
8:05 and 10 pm.
Plaza - The Promoter; IL
am. 12:35, 2:10, 3:45, 5:25, Z,
$40 and 10:15 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The FourpoSter";;
IL am. /, 3:15. $50, 7:45 and
10 pm.
Warner Man Behind the
Gum; 11:50 am. 1850, $50,
$50, 1850 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
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Evening star., 1953-01-23
The Posing Show
HolIywood's Goudy All
Confessed at Capitol
By Joy cormody

Hollywood takes bath in public in The Bad Beauti-
fu at the Capitol attracting attention this one
has been thoroughly proved by time
AS baths public private this extremely thorough
but it remains doubtful nevertheless that vanous
central character Of the screenpay indicated That
Evening star., 1953-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT tpublic). bookkeepins
and tax service, Federal and state
income tag prepared, from So. Day,
,TU: 2-3436; eyes,, HE. 4-7235 II
INCOME TAX and Bookkeeping serv.
Tor individuals and small businesses.
to 8. PEARSON, LA. 6-1119. "a
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts CONTRACTED By any one other
;nstNn $6 tMsryian6 aye. Parkland. Wash
1NDivIDT1iL INCOME TAX returns Sa
prepared pp1dian n your home: low rates.
I WILL NOT NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one but
myself. JESSE A. GILBERT, 273S
keating st. Sc, WASHINGTON Zone 20.
INVENTORY computations by comp
tometer expert. Call 10. 3-6551.
TAX RETURNS prepared by tax * ex.
pert, $3 up. WILMETH TAX 6ERV.
ICE, JU. 8-1311, JU. 5-2O25. go
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual meeting Of the shareholders
Of Interstate Building Association
Win pc held at the once OF the
Association. 1450 New York ave-,
NV WaShington. d. c., on Tues
day, February 3, 1853, at Y O'clock
pm. for the election of directors for
tne ensuing year and such other
business as may legally come before
1t; EDWARD X. JONES. Secretary.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Scott Hits
The Beach
Man Behind Gun
Tokes Him Clear
To Sonto Monica

THE E.r NAN la.bsE BEHIND ,ctn1c THE ,SSyc.@ GTM@
by Robert Sisk. directed by Felix
Feist, screenpIay BY John Twist.
from story by Robert Buckner. At the
Ambassador and the Warner.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL" /"
9 Metro-Goldwyn-May picture, pro-
duced by John Houseman. directed by
v1ncente Minnelli screenplay by Charles
Schnee, based on story by George Brad
shaw. At the Capitol.