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Evening star., 1954-06-05

HAMILTON ST. NV.
eafsRe fm srFs satnd "a GsH Sicsy andacsped H h%s
immed. possession, $10,95O for quick
sale. Reas. down payt. Shown by
appointment.
1918 Hamilton st NV rms. ga
baths, rec. rm., gas h., large yard,
det. 2-car garage. Sacrifice for
S22.95Q; $4,000 down payt. Don't
miss these bargains.
RA. e-s227 " " RA. s-ossl
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DONNA LEE APTS.

DONNA LEE APIS.
LEADS THE WAY IN s IS VALUE
Spacious rooms throughout.
Built in chest of drawers.
Varied floor plans.
Laundry room within each bldg.
Private play school.
shopping center. schools, churches,
Res. mgr. Mrs. Williams, JE. 3::8573
Rentals-One-bedrm $50 30 and SS5.
Two bedrms., S92 and .$98.50;
Oirections-Out Columbia pike to
BaAeys Crossroads, right to Charles
st., left to apts.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
1922 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1860
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
Mr.. CALVERT ST. BRTDGE-1O rms.
2la baths, brk., vacant, fully furn.;
FISCHER, OIL. 4-78SS. -
LIST WITH US for results: state
what have, wish in or out D. c.
N. Z. RYON CO.. 3617 14th. RIA,
ALBUQUERQUE-Home to trade for
4-bedrm. home in washington area
Call AID. 4-1O99. 6e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOME EXCHANGES
Several Government employees in Bal
timore are moving to Washington
and wish to exchange homes OF
apartments with residents of WASH
ington and vicinity. Reply Boz
454-J. Star.
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RENT REDUCED
18th ST NJ w

Nice home or rooming house: 2 rooms
'' WALTER VI A. BROWN
1919 1919 vt. ave. MA. s-1e52. OIL. q
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GEORGETOWN"Attrac. furn.; 30
IT. liv. rm. with fireplaces, kitchen
with deep freeze. and din. rm. (both
with grape arbor and apple treel;
on the 2nd fl. are 3 bedrms. and
rm.. iavatory. garage. ample storage
space; avail. / to 3 years. GILLIAT
g. CO.. 1927 Dumbarton ave. NV.
Mrs, Kaiser. DE. 2-2517. %
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NEAR WALTER REED
GI OR COW. TERMS
6916 9th ST. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY. .2-6
Center-hal brick Colonial. with slate
EGpf az 25-tt IT. iiy rm sep din rm,
4. 3 bedrms.. 2 tiled baths on End;
Front porch. rec. rm., garage, level
lot. This is very good neighbor-
hood. quiet street. short walk to
scn9oiS; HoH churches; sy1ag9g9e' stores; Mas
OFFER. Vacant, early possession.
1870 down to GI. Directions Out
Ga. ave. to Butternut st.. right to
Sth n,,st ST.; t,-r,I1I and left tq house harmon
JU. 5-71O0 Ewes, IA. 9-4375
COLORED = REAL BARGAIN : 7l6
auYNN, cSiiffS' EN-. sti 57zsa, s a.ee Ap. 4e2oV5. D.
COLORED-I4Is VARNUM ST. NV.
DE luxe. large row, in fine neigh.
borhood: no decorating necessary,
rooms and glass-incIosed sleeping
porch; overlooking nice yard; 2-car
garage. Some one with substantial
cash can buy this right. CAL WA, e
CoL6RED-12ss CRITTENDEN ST.
Burner Sotsatssr tso4Ms Rsst Sesr sasa saI H:
stores. etc. Above RooseSst sssS HisS: ds:
Eves.. Lo. 4.6i4z. eoPEN SUM- to
8. L. T. GRAVETTE. 1918 X st.
COL0RED-A BARGAIN, at SI4.e5o.
8 clean rooms, equipped for 2 apis.
Big yard. garage. Sale by OWNER,
627 Farragut st. NV. -6
COLORED = 1900 BLOCK 9th ST.
N.M.--First comml.; store front with
apt. above; reasonable. HO. 2-1572.
CoIoRES@Sols oIiSESe0S, 9th ST. NV, near
Gallatin ,st.--Open Sunday, 2-5.
newly dec. low down payment. Call
"PENNY" si 'zP APosfoL1pEs. 70 H1; 0-oiS0' %s
COLORED - GALLATIN ST. - Very
fine row brick; front porch. 8 rms,
bath. 2 inclosed porches. gas heat;
deep yard. Only S12,500. Terms.
STkOUP. RA. $500. -6
COLORED-I825 9Th ST.--6 rms,
bath. gas a.-c. heat; new dec; det.;
vac; S40O down. UN. 4-7O45. q
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL HOUSE,
Faragut n.w.-Beautiful. det. B.
story house. HARDY.S REALTY
COLORED-OPEN SUM-, 2-6 PM
All Hobart pl. NV; vacant. move
right in; Colonial brick. Six rms.
and bath, recr. rm., nice yd., Oil
h.-w.h., nicely redec., mod. through
out. At Howard Univ; price red.
for, quick sale, good terms; Ewes,
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PRIVATE

Liquor Store Wanted
Partnership considered; may pur-
chase property If necessary. Write
Box 1925, Star. %
COLORED-MOTEL, nr. Baltimore.
About 30 units and fine living quar-
ters. Excellent opportunity to pur-
chase new luxury motel. Box us,
Star -6
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LOVELY NV. HOME
to schools; $135. Inspect.
723 OGLETHORPE ST. NV.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S300
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612S BLAIR RID. N.W.-Lovely semi
det.., 3-bedrm. house with 1st-d.
RE%ATAr1s RGSdsT 1g REALLY faHs CO.. per ST. mo 8.
1851. eves. RA. 6-2S7S. 10
SILVER SPRING. Sligo Park. 1 blk.
off Piney Branch rd.-6-rm. Co
lonial. near schools. tranSp.: oil
a.-c. heat. garage. fenced rear yard:
$l30 mo. LO 5-453S. Ia
WHEATON, AREA bedrms.. liv.
rm., kit. bath. nice yard: nr. school:
500 per mo. DEMATATIS REALTY
CO.. ST 3-S561: eyes,. RA. 6-287S.
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N. ARL., Country Club Grove al
Walker Chapel. Glebe and Dittmal
rd., 2 we'll furn. brick, 2 bedrooms
bath, large liv. rm. with firepl.
screened porch, din. rm.. kit. rec
rm. with firepl.; hsmt.. gar; we'll.
shaded lots. Conv. transp. hous,
at Sl25, / at S135 per mo. on lease
owner on premises from Q am. Il
8 pm. 3S4S and 1854 Dittmar .rd
ideal for o@ceT, wife and ; teen teen
din; Tm;. bath. ; kit; with buiit-iI &,
sppreeiatsd:, Rent $ls5 mo; Cal al
3 BEDROOMS. ga baths. rec. rm
and bar. liv rm., din. rm.. kit.
laundry with auto. BendiX washing
machine. Call EN-. 3-4790. --6
2S19 45th ST. NV. Wesley HEIGHTS
/ block on Foxhall .rd.-Delightful
4-bedroom, 2-bath home on quiet
cool, shady street. Summer renta
3 or months. starting July l
SS5O pEogo per mo. Cal MA. s-sloe o
Alex. AREA-Nicely furnished ney
3 bedrms., din, rm., basement, Avail
June 18th to Dec. 18th. Fence,
rear yard, TV and new washer
ResSenable, sSeTable Call OWNER at go
June GiSG01; is TO sEPr s-purnished
SedsTs; seSsg1s II baths eNasss Wheaton Re Esa
Evening star., 1954-06-05

CHEVY CHASE, MD. = Tastefully
furn s-osdr%, l-beth S Colonial 1 sI1 Srk
powder room, 22-ft porch; beauti-
fui yard; close TO grade school; $500
mo. Call Robert Wright; EN-
$4,000; evenings, OIL. 9-S439
w a WRIGHT -
Evening star., 1954-06-05

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALs-Prac.
ticaliy new 4-bedrm., e-bath. rec.
rapIs%bM rmi anS bath, .SHs Sl75 ;,i MALoRA 10 VI z
6-2q23. -5
CHEVY CHASE. DC, facing Rock
Greek Park; completely redec.;
bedrms.. 0st-1, den. rec. rm.. lge.
garage; avail. at once: $16O. LO
5-S57S. %
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THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE for rem

THREE- E-BEDROOM HOUSE for rent.
in n Arlington. from June IA to
Aug; y; S135 mo; KE; 6-ss06. g.
rd.0Tastefuliy n II " furnished. anI eS Stwo-bed- e.
room house. with full basement and
beautiful yard; $135 per month.
Call JU. 9-4573. WALKER & DUN
SUMMER RENTAL-cleveland PIX.
Macomb st. NV. 3105; diplomat
on leave June II through Sept. Is.
1880. ~ -6
SILVER SPRING. 2oe Leighton ave.
---2-bedrm. BUNGALOW: gas heat; "a
blk: bus; 500. JU: 9-S3S6. -
try Club beauty: 10 airy rooms,
automatic elec. appliances, shady,
Handicapped garden; perfect for en-
tertainirg. 1924 N. Little Falls rd.,
Arl KE. S-4560. Consider sharing.
Evening star., 1954-06-05

IA-HUNTINGTON - I'm.
maculate 2-bedrm.. semidet. home;
liv. rm., din. area. fully equipped kit,
incl. washer: huge closets; fenced
yard: excel. community for children
500 mo. Call MRS. LEAVITT, OV
Evening star., 1954-06-05

RENTALS WANTED. VA.
List your house house Wit with U.s., US and e. le; tn, q,
shoulders. Call XII S-31O0 I'll o
ROUTB ROBBINS REALTY. INC
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CLEVELAND PARK
Home beautiful: 4 bedrooms, Q baths
22x1 S-ft. living room, Q screened
porches; gas heat; gear det. garage
Very low price.
OPEN 1-6 Pm.
D. B. Guynn, EN-. 3-7792.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
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eondition; S135 month; = = BLAN-
cfIEAR GHARD Eesltor Ju his- s;s690 s.d-. M5
2 baths. S215; bedrms.. 3 baths.
$3.50. MRS. CLYDE c.. DUNNING-
TON, OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 1888. --5
1900 BLK. MASS. AVE. S.E.-Brand-
new, 2-bedrm. .semidet., equipped
kitchen; avail immed.; S97 80 mo.
KENMORE REALTY CO.. Elk. g.
6IO r ST. NE.~4-bedrm. brick house
and garage; auto. oil ht., Frigidaire,
Ia baths: good cond. AID. 2-5263.
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CLEVELAND PIX. "a blk. Conn. ave-
Attrac.. clean, S-rm., bath, brk
home; garage; fenced garden; part
of 2nd a. could be used as an apt.
or will be renovated as desired
Avail. Aug. 1, WO, 6-666l. %
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715 DELAFIELD ST. NE. - New
semidet brick; 3 bedrms;. mod
daylight bsmt, Bendix washer and
dryer; $120 mo-: avail. June 2t.
To inspect call M. E. SMITH. INC,
141S II st. nv. DI. 7-7S77 and
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

$99. .6O-ARL.-Avail. June IS. Semi
det. 2 bedrm., BATH liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. full bsmt and back yard.
Mr.. intersection Wash. and Arl.
bnD blyds. EN-. 3-567S days; EN-. g.
DELIGHTFfUL CLosE-N a-bedrm
bungalow with full basement: only
100 yds. from bus and shopping;
beautiful yard; only S1O6 per mo.
to responsible tenants. Call ia.
7-6200. "a
BELVEDERE mr.. Lake Bancroft: 2
bedrms.; fully equip. kit; S1O5 mo.
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erman st. NV; corner Of tucker
man; semidet. brick. 6 rooms, plus 2
high schools; $11O mo. E. QUINCY
SMITH. INC, 141S H st. NV, DI. 2
9057; week end. OIL. 2-9474. -6
N, 2 bedrm. brick,
bsmt.. rec. rm.. brick terrace, gas
SHOP Shopping; ing s avail. july /; ~ TE. s-ii76' y p
Evening star., 1954-06-05

ARLINGTON-6-rm. bungalow, COG
S Barton st.-All modern con-
veniences: large fenced-in lot: $1OO
FAILS All &C cHGRcs HRSae q be 5edrms a4oo soft 1T
living rm., fireplace: stove. Bendix.
refrigerator: near Jefferson VILLAGE:
Evening star., 1954-06-05

nr. Navy Med. Center
and Nat. Inst. Health-Brick. 8 red
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm.. l "a baths.
recr. rm.; fenced garden. Ideal for
children. Avail. late June to Early
Sept, Si25 mo. OF. 4-1390. IS
Mclean, VA.-Attractively furn. q
bedroom house; lge. incl. yard. Quiet
surroundings. 20 Minis. from Pen
tagon and center of Washington
JUNE Uni 20 TO sEPT.-Near Dupont
circle; large music studio: no chill
dren. NO. 7-696S. bet. SO am:
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HOUSE, on New
Hamp. ave.: beaut. shrubbery, lge
patio, furn.; liv. rm. 55x20, calling
1S it.; 2 bedrms. OF balcony: glass
inclosed porch: mod. elec. kit;
4-54S3 Il
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HOUSES SALE--N.W. tcens.l }

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Here Is the rambler that you have
been seeking near TRANSPORTATION
Brick. center hall. with 8 largt
hedrms., 2 baths, Spacious liv. rm.
dining rm.. large bright kit. ant
breakfast ym.; basement; det; 2-csi
1872, MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. AID. 4-2OO5. %
BRIGHTWOOD-Large Colonial;
bedrms., 2M baths, porches, 3-cai
garage; suitable for nursing home;
close to transp. Priced to sell
CLAUDE J. sHHLET, To. 2-04O0
RA. 3-2879.s 20
$40 Madison ct. NV
Row brick; rms, pantry, IL
baths. full bsmt., gas h.-W.h..
porches, deep yard; excel. cond
OWNER, TU. 2-0S2S. -6
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-bedrm. house. nr.
schools. shopping and transp. 1412
N. Taylor St., ia. 2-6451. %
bedrms., acre shaded ground, field
stone terrace, approx. mos; 1925
no.. incl. use of car. OIL. 2-6561.
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w. CHEVY CHASE-Until Oct. / or
longer; beautifully furn.; z rms. 3
baths. porch, recr. rm., bar, maids
rm. and bath; adults only; $500
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$40 FERN PL. N.W-Det. brick; 2
bedrms., bath; lily: rm,; dinette. Kit;
rent to June is. OIL. 6-8729. %
ARL. - 2-bedrm. bungalow; $l20
mo. plus utils.; avail July 1. Call
ia. 4-1343 after 5 pm. p
28O3 18th ST. NV. Of Col. I'd; at
Open "a Sat. Sun. MA. S-0352.
Evening star., 1954-01-02

the Academia, the Motion Pic
ture Associations small screen
ing theater which Is the most
comfortably classic place in
which to see a movie. The abb
sence of such a screen is acutely
felt by critics who really like to
go to theaters but so often find
it convenient to see pictures at
odd hours. Like, say. $3.50 pm.
For Dick Coe. more success in
his half-hearted campaign to
make dinner clothes the critics
costume on the theater's big
nights. But how does one scurry
in black tie?
For the Ernie Schiers. more
and better baby -SitterS so Marge
once a critic herself-can see
how it is to go on being a critic.
Better to marry. as st. Paul said.
Or was that Paul?
4 Il y +
Luck enough to some unSpon-
soring sponsor to tie up with
Martin Agronsky's "At Issue"
show on ABC television. It isn't
every day that an intelligent.
Peabody award winning per-
former is available to makers of
trinkets, tractors or television
sets.
A proving ground for hot-rod
enthusiasts where they can prove
they do not belong on the streets
and highways with less desperate
adventurerS.
An idea for the next South
Pacific" for Richard Rodgers and
Oscar Hammerstein II. What
will Broadway be like without a
Rodgers -Hammerstein sensation.
except for THE King and I"
from which the fuzz also has
worn OFF,
Also a new musical for Ethel
Norman whose happiness as a
Denver home maker is well
earned but leaves her public at
an irreplaceable loss.
Complete health for Josh Lo-
gan one of the theater's greatest
talents who has never learned
the lesson of relaxation.
For Mary Martin. Bob Ross
and Margalo Gilmore another
hit as big-and considerably
better-as Kind Sir"
Acceptance on Hollywood's
part that it is not so much the
process for making pictures as
the substance that goes into
them.
And a closing specific wish to
Terry Moore that the shape Of
things to come will not be clad
in an ermine bathing suit. and to
Edward r. Murrow for more ex-
citingly banal CAB with more
GabOrS.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Jungle Men With Fangs
Terrify Malay Workers
sy the Asscs,ossd pssss

KUALA LUMPUR. Malaya,
Jan. 2.-Police jungle squads in
Perak state switched today from
hunting Communist guerrillas
to search for three hairy man
like creatures with fang like
teeth and wearing loincloths.
The three appeared for the
first time on a rubber estate ct
Trolak and terrified Chinese and
Malay workers who were tap
ping trees.
But q. M. Browne, manager
of the estate, said the strange
visitors did not appear un-
friendly.
He discounted suggestions that
they were Communist guerrillas
in disguise or former Japanese
soldiers who had been In the
jungle for eight or nine years.
"The fang-like teeth Is one
point against either theory" he
said.
Evening star., 1954-01-02
The Posing Show
Some Happy 1854 Wishes
For Some Deserving People
The Posing Show
By Jay cormody

Some specific wishes for specific
q happier year.
Solomon-like wisdom to Eric Johnston dispong
growing agitation for revision the production
AFTER all Mister Solomon was merely human and he made it,
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Magsaysay Names
Experienced Persons
To 1OCabinef Posts
By the A.,eeiai.d Pres,

MANILA. Jan. 2.-The Philip
pines new President. Ramon
MagSaysay. has turned to ex-
perienced persons to fill cabinet
posts named so far and has
taken over himself the post of
iJational Defense Secretary.
The persons named for all but
four positions are:
/. National Defense, President
MagSaysay.
2. Foreign Affairs. Vice Presi-
dent Carlos P. Garcia. who was
chief Philippine delegate to the
world conference on the United
Nations at San Frnacisco in 1945.
First Auditor.
8. Finance. Jaime Hernandez.
who was the first auditor gen.
eral under the commonwealth
government. serving from 1885
to 1941.
4. Agricultural and Natural
Resources, Salvador Araneta,
businessman = industrialist and
founder of the Araneta Institute
of Agriculture.
S. Justice, Supreme Court JUS
tice Pedro Tuason. graduate
of Georgetown University and
Yale Law Schools, who started
government service in 1912.
s. Health, DR.. Pauline Garcia,
a radiology specialist who in re-
cent years has served as con-
sultant to the Philippine armed
forces.
Z. Commerce and industry.
Oscar Ledesma, a businessman,
industrialist. former mayor of
noilo City, former congressman
and president of the National
Federation of Sugar Cane Plant
ers in the Philippines.
Defense Expert Picked.
8. Executive secretary, Fred
Ruiz Castro, former head OF
the Judge advocate general Sec
ton Of the armed services and
closely affiliated with President
Magsaysay when the President
was national defense secretary
under the preceding administra-
ton.
| 8. Social welfare commits
sioner, Mrs. Pacita Madrigal
Warns, who headed the Mag
saysay campaign among women,
a student in social welfare work
with the United States Red
Cross and former nurses aide at
Walter Reed Hospital, Wash
ington. D. c.
10. Deputy budget commits
sioner, Bominador Aytona, a
senate advisor Of finance and
formerly in the government Bu-
reau Of Audits. President Mag
saysay plans eventually to make
him the budget commissioner
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Hollywood D'iory:
Forrow Gets Praise
For 'Hondo' Bottle
By Sheiloh Grohom

and Trainer Rudd Weatherwax.
Walter Pidgeon and Keenan,
Wynn toss a dinner-dance Janu-
ary 8 for the q Hollywoodites
who gave up their own holiday
to entertain GI's all over the
world. This has now become an
annual wingding.
Daryl zanuck is in great
shape. The oil well on the Doth
Fox back lot is due to burst into
a shower of beautiful black gold.
All that and CinemaScope! I
caught the last released. "12
Mile Reef" and I didn't need a
permanent wave afterward.
I hear that Groucho Marx is
interested in playing the detec-
tive who chased Alec Guinness
in the Jules Verne classic.
Around the World in 80 Days. Z"
He'd have to go to London to
do it. and it would have to be
the summer when Groucho gets
time Of from his radio and tele-
vision shows.
British Actor Laurence Harvey
is setting a new fashion for men
lace cuffs to go with Tyrone
Powers rufiled evening shirts.
Larry is wanted to play Paris in
Helen Of Troy" but he'll be
busy doing Shakespeare at
Stratford on Avon.
Deborah Kerr gets a nice fat
percentage Of the End Of the
Affair" picture profits. Couldn't t
happen to a nicer actress.
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
receive $4,000 a week between
'em for a fortnight this month at
the Copacabana in New York.
It's very old commitment. For
IA one-night stands they can
make a quarter of a million dol
lars with much less work.
Dorothy Lamour is suffering
with a strep throat. and the doc
wants to put her in the hospital.
It's wonderful news that Suzan
Ballis out of the hospital. Suzari
has already had 1000 hours Of
X-ray treatment on her leg.
(Released BY EANA.)
Evening star., 1954-01-02

aO441 I WOOD.
They found some baby pic
lures of John Wayne to blow
up for the gay 'nineties party
tossed for him by Ned Marin
at Charley Foy's. Just terrific.
i. Johns girl, Pillar Palette.
came as a gay cancan dancer.
Incidentally. in the credits
for "Hondo," don't overlook di-
rector John Farrow who man
aged to bring a new element of
suspense into cowboy-In
fights.
Dan Duryea's 26 China
Smiths" are on the fourth time
around the video cycles. The
first 13 were made three years
ago. the second batch a year
ago. and he isn't making any
more. What goes?
Jose Ferrer and Rosemary
Clooney are teaming for the FL
Rancho in Las Vegas. The night
clubs are the only unexplored
territory for Mr.. Ferrer. .
Bing Crosby knocked $50, 900
from the asking price for his
pebble beach house. Now you
can have it for a paltry 5000.
600.
Humphrey Bogart's friends
are worried about him. He's
always ready to fight someone
he thinks he can lick.
The most embarrassing mo-
ment of the year for Arlene
Dahl came when she found her.
self all alone with Lex Barker
in the liquor store owned by
Virginia Field and Willard Par
ker. Arlene kept her pretty
head. and said Merry Christ
mas" to her ex. Lex mumbled
hello" and fled.
Which reminds me, Fernando
Lamas is unhappy again at
Metro and says he'll take of for
Europe whether he gets his re-
lease or not.
Gale Storm, doing too much
work, is near a nervous collapse
Charlie Farrell is trying to ar
range things so that they can
tape some MY Little Margie'
shows in Palm Springs
Mexican e&-president Aleman
was a guest of Charles at the
Racquet Club for four days last
week.
A sight for sore eyes: Sid
Luft's $4,000 Mercedes Benz
parked in Jack Warmers re-
served spot in the studio. Sid's
living.
Columbia would like Rita Hay
worth to star in Mary Magda-
lene" in place of expecting
mother Jennifer Jones. In fact,
Rita was first choice - but
church groups objected to her
playing the role. And / don't
think she will.
Now it can be told. Porfirio
Rubirosa's visit here to see Zsa
Zsa Gabor was a blind. He and
Barbara Hutton had planned the
marriage weeks ago. They'll live
in Paris after the Palm Beach
honeymoon. Poor Zsa zsa.
A dream for every 12-year -old
boy comes true over the week
end. which Tommy Rettig will
spend in the country with Lassie
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Where and When
Current Iheoter Attractions
And Time xof Showing

&u1Fent lUe0IeH AttD0ctl0nS
Fl And Tins4of Showing ]
Stage.
Arena Stage - "Charley's
Aunt" 2::3O and $3.50 pm.
National ~ s'Porey and Bess"::
2:so and $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassadors - 'aThree Sailors
and A Girl: las. $3.50. $50.
1880 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol - Easy to Love-:
11:25 am. 1880. 3:35. 5::35. TAO.
0:45 and 1850 pm.
Columbia--"Q Quo Vadis":: 1:40,
4:45, 7::5O and 11:05 pm.
Dupont-"Fanfan the Tulip" /"
I. $40. $40. 1880. 9:45 and
1855 pm.
Keith's-"Mfss Sadie -Thomp-
SON.: 11:15 am. 1:O5. ASS. $3.50.
$40. 1885. 1925 pm. and 1915
am.
LittIe-"The 80 Steps,: /. 2:55.
$3.50. $3.50. Z. 1885 and 9:55 pm.
MacArthur-'"The Holly and
the IVY: 2:10. 4:05. 6. 8 and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan -" "Three Sailors
and A Girl"::e II 80 am, las,
3:25, $3.50. 1880. 9:35 and 1885
pm.
Ontario - Here Come the
Girls; 1:05. 1850. 4:35, $40,
sos. $3.50 and 1855 pm.
Palace-"Beneath the 12-Mile
Reef: II am. 1:05. 3:l5.s $40.
1880. 9::35 and 11:45 pm.
Playhouse-"The Living Des-
ert." 9:40. 11:25 am: 1905, 2:5O.
4:35. $40, sos, ESQ and 1885
pm.
Plaza-"Gilbert and Sullivan:
11:10 am. 1:10. $40, 5:25. 7:35.
9:4O and 1850 pm.
Roth's-"Gilbert and Sulli-
van": 2. 4, 6. 8. 10 pm. and
IL midnight.
Trans-Lux - From Here to
Eternity: 1885 am. 1:05. 3:20,
5:35, 1850. 10 pm. and. 1910 am.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
2. 1880 and l0:30 pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-02

DuL ne QlunC nave sam GOlQWyn
to deal with to be sure.
ITO Jane Russell the flrmness
TO say mo" to scenes such as
those in ''The French Line
and before the cameras start to
grind instead of after the GEN.
eors begin to Snarl. After all,
zsa ZSa Gabor said it to Por-
forio Rubirosa and look what
1t got her-a black eye and heI
picture in the paper.
A quick follow-up to his ap-
parent Broadway comedy hit for
Director alan Schneider to go
with his "The Remarkable Mr..
Pennypacker."
More space to News Editor I.
William Hill but no change in
the resigned willingness with
which he shares 1t with an oc-
casionally hard-preSsed drama
department.
For Helen Hayes a play SO
worthy of her exceptional art
that she will abandon all
thoughts of retirement.
A series of the precisely right
play choices for Arena Stage and
at least one original production
that will leave the critics
pleased. After all, there must be
an end sometime to the impress
sion that the reviewers ask for
new plays only to see how in
tensely they can dislike them.
Isn't life full of such contradic-
tions?
That musical he is always
thinking Of for Henry Fonda. II
ever an actor earned let-up in
intensity it is the boy from
Omaha. Come to think of it, this
might be a characteristic of
Omahans. Dorothy MCGUIRE has
1t also, so a musical for her, too.
Enough customers to make
Bernie Ferber smile at least
every other opening night at the
Shubert.
For the News James F.
ONeill, jr.. a mid-morning taste
for coffee that will bring him
into conformity with screening
room menus.
81 ~
To Leo Brady enough time to
write a play and freedom from
the temptation just to go on with
novels. BY actual count. there
are enough novels and far too
few plays. How about one for
Julie Harris. another actress
whose absence from the theater
is a grueSome remiSSneSS on
some ones part? Not necessarily
Leo's.
For Maxwell Anderson a less
personal loathing for critics.
After all. their occasional 10TH
ing for an Anderson play is i'm
personal.
That Cinemascope screen for
Evening star., 1954-01-02
Allies in Berlin Get
Russian GREETINGS
; BY the Assoeiated Press

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE West
ern Allies in Berlin received New
Years greetings yesterday from
the Russians.
Sergei Dengin, Soviet high
commission representative, con-
veyed the happy new year wish
in letters to the United States,
British and French comman-
dantS.