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FARM AND GARDEN

THIS AID WORTH $1-Csnadian peat
moss. standard bales $3.50. special
$3.50. SHERIDAN GARDENS, S037
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. 30
BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat-
ing, land Gearing; free estimates,
SLUDGE. clean fill dirt, top soil. blue
stone. sand: hauling: tree removing.
MR.. HARDING. HE. 4-5673. rs
TOPSOIL that can be handled with
. rake and COW manure. JE. 2-1349'
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil. manure, trees. shrubbery,
azaleas. FoUsE 4 Bid. JE. 4-0646.
TOPSOIL-very good. rich, topsoil;
for lawns and greenhouses; very rea-
sonable. Call 10. .S-4o33.
lawns, flowers, greenhouses; 1h'
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line of In
ternational tractors and farm eouip.;
New Holland, New Ideal farm equip:
Sherman asd snd nenTy Msyep eaean0 ag eon ano
grass seeders; Ezee Flow lime SOW
ers; baler and binder twine; parts
and service. MALONEY'S. Sill. Spg.
JHC CUB TRACTOR, as, low as $40;
for farm farm laTH garssn nurseries
MAToNEY,s. NC. Silver sprins.
parts and service. MALONEY'S,
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. 1888.
LEAF MULCHER and lawn mower
nscs naGne .s beth n 'oSsi S 1saf sraffNRcs fNc
sI26 Ga. ave. JU. 1888.
PANsIEs, 35c doz.; roses, 60ci azalsas,
25c; lockwood, SOC: privet hedge,
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downtown APT. - Second door.
poTci; Gr newly dscoratsd: e snas. new sas; stors
QUINCY SMITH. NC, i1Is II st.
NV, DL 7-9057: eyes,. OIL. 2-945z.
1885 18th ST. NW.--Bedrm., liy.
rm.. kit. and bath. lge. foyer; conv.
to bus and stores; S65. See Jsnitor.
Mr.. PA. AND MINI. AVE. s.E.-up-
and Kitchen. Lu. gross. @ie
i4Oi STAPLES ST NE, Apt. No. A.
Liv. rm.. bedrm., dinette. kit, bath.
shower. screened porch: S55 mo.
OWNER, JU, S-200S. I'll
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

1880 B ST. S.E.-Quiet gentleman.
pvt. home, and privils., next bath.
Cony. transp. LU. 4-236O. ga
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House once
rm.. 3 windows. 2nd f.; refgr., semi
pvt. bath; man. Ii. 3-2913 .-24
Mr.. LINCOLN PARK S.E.--Large,
clean rn., dble. bed; next to bath;
conv. tranSp. Ii. 4-1430. 30
1881 PA. AVE. S.E.-Large front
room. twin beds. next to bath: for
further information. call LU. l.
ROOM FOR WORKING MOTHER
and child, Call LU. 2-1S56. go
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PARAKEETs - Breeders. So PR:
prs, $50 pr. Ii. 3l916S. .9i
COCKER PUPPIES, happy. healthy.
silver SLY ,s bun bssMlties, from Holly Ia' Hill'
DALMATIAN PUPPIES. 6 weeks old.
male and female: thoroughbred, no
papers. OIL. 9-8964. 81
WILL GIVE FREE to good home. 4
sbiIsps, slttIsrs .,s a1sS bfi ,ana females good
PuPPIEs. Deiai miniature 9i ,''eei Collie type.
esild; @Es. Old; isss: u. g. S-7aoz st
CHIHUAHUA. female. l yr. old, Axe
tSss S6oa5 apd sttse teens4rasta50p 4sa p an'estry Co.
BOXERS. female. Axe ' registered. 4
month months - OLD; d., crepped esIY ana in
GERMAN SHEP. PUPPIES. Axe reg:
excel: BACKGROUND in INTEL. and dis
position; peri. for Xmas: S5os5S75.
WANTEDWfemale WANTETDoyfi boxer, not pure
bred, mate for male boxer, pref. part
boxer. part great dane. sP, S-79s7. Sa
COLLIE. pedigreed, female, s mos,
extremely ely aftsetionste sy leyes chil,
MINiATURE PiNscHER PUPPIES.
pies Axe. 1PAiRKWoop KENNEIs.
6o15 Branch ave. s.e.. RE. 5-5440.
COCKER PUPS - Top bloodline,
blond and black. 2 mos, Axe reg.
Reasonable. JE. 3-0186. -23
BOXER, Axe registered, fawn, male.
All shots; best offer. AID. 4-29s6.
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS. highest
quality. best dispositions, excellent
breeding. BEECH TREE FARM, JE.
CASH CASTOR OR TERMs-Doberman pups
OF show quality at pet prices. Look
at others, then see these. IA; r
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, male, /
home. 1851 3sth st. Sc. LU; A.
GERMSAN sHEP. PUPS, Axe; 8 wks.:
blk. and sill: S50-$75. HEIDI HAIR
GIT, Barnesville rd., BOYD. Nd.
\ WANTED-Pet lovers who will give
good homes t. kittens and cats;
dog pound, s. Capitol and Eye sts.
s.w. $50 am. to 3 pm, except
Sat. and Sun. Reasonable.
IRISH SETTER PUPS, Axe, ga mos mos.
BoST6H e,s; SS' YiHssgi TERRGER PUPPY. female;
housebroken; Axe reg. RE. 6-70s0.
POINTERS. Q males; purebred. no
now hunting. standing and back
standing: also vaccinated. DU; D.
70S6 -21
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i44O MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-3 rms.,
kit. bath; $50. Also bachelor apt
See ianitor, TU. 10000, ,RA. 6-92i9
s5is 18th 81. N.w.-Newly dee,
attractive, ] and 2 bedrm apts
$3.50 and SIS per mo. See res.
HAMPTON COURT APrs.. 2ols New
Hampshire ave. n.w.--Bedrm.. liv.
rm:. kit. dinette. BATH. S6e.S0 up
2 bedrooms. liv. rri., kit. dinette
and bath Ss9.50.. All utils. incl. Elev.
bldg. CO. 5-5S38 or NO. 7-1o9S.
rnn. apts.. in. lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment; extra-large rms, picture win
dows. plenty OF closet space. storage
rms. and laundry facilities: conv. to
bus. schools and shopping center.
Once located at 34oo 2sth ct. s.e.
Sc. SECTION. OF MINI. ave.-Liv.
rn, hedrm.. dinstte, kitchen and
ianitoE ct 1900 = ST. Or can
WEAVER BROS. INC, D1. 7-s300.
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COLORED--DOUBLE and single rm.,
Ter couple or single person. ia.
ROOMS EURNlsHED--N.E.

BROOKLAND - 3 single furnished
rooms with kitchen PRIVILEGES. SO
COLO after q pm. -21
CAPITOL HILL-Warm front rm.,
pvt, entr., "a blk. Senate ONCE Bldg.
$50. liz C st. ne. Ii. 4-15S9.
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Al LOCATION

al bN<SxA = 1N%4N
Embassy section. ct Meridian Park;
beautiful compl. furn. apts. HILL
TOP HOUSE. cor. Euclid and 18th
SITS. NV. HU. 3-3402. ii
COLORED--eI4O N ST. N.W.-.-Eewly
dec. 2 bedrms.. liy. rm.. kit. and
bath: $3.50. ME. S-6Ss3. --21
C0LORED--1361 FAIRMONT ST.
NV rm., kit. and bath. all
BRUNO. INC, ST. 3-3320. --19
COLORED--2423 18th st. NV
rooms: kitchen and bath. SIS week.
SWISS REALTY. DU. 7-1179.
CoLOREn-2 BEDRMs., nv. rm., kit,
and bath: 1855 c st. ne; $50 so
mo. bedrm.. liv. rrn.. kit. bath;
33 Girard st. pc. toff N. Capt. st.l.
$1,000 mo-. DE. 2-5420. -19
COLORED-1527 CHURCH ST. NV,
3rd fi.--5 rms. kit. and bath. suit.
for . fsmilies: furn. or unfurn.
$S1 mo. RA. 6-6639 or OIL. 2-712S.
COLORED---SI3 E ST. s.W.-2 rms.
and BATH, 1st or End A.; furn. or
unfurn:: S45 mo. RA. 6-e630 or
OIL. 2-712S. -21
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APIS. EURNlsHED-YA.

ARLINGTON, VA.-small apt. suit
able. or 2 employed persons. KE'
AiRI2inNSGGiToN-Newly decorated apt;
lg aSa T Bath lss sa Kitchen a ,ndT STessns s uts Tn
Avail: Iimmed. ia. 5-9197 or IA.
ARR ARE" lge. sunny rms: newly DEC;
pvt. home: on 3 buslines: walk to
schools. shops, churches. Couple pref.
Local refs; JE. 2-0152. 10
It, dnset: aps spie osSGm sso sva H Nov SD
81. ia. $4,000 afternoons. 30
WiNTLR is COMING! There's a ga
rage for your car with this 1-bedrm.
furu. apt, in Cherrydale:, lge. kit,
pvt. .entr; rear yard with outdoor
fireplace: near bus; 10-min; drive
70 pss6ntason Peg via pkwy,; 500. pu.
ALEX.@unusually lge.. well-furnished,
1-bedrm. unit. Most conv. location; /;
$S7. so. AD. 4-S979. evenings.
ALEX.--Nicely furn. apt. Lge knotty-
pine liv. rm.. kit. and dinette. J
bsdrT'' PVT. bath bath. ov; ,ct,OsiS 81 0SS. turn @
private home. nr. new WESTINGHOUSE
Airbrake Lab; reas. JE. 2-6557.
BEAUT. FURN. APT. in apt. bldg.
Tor = or 4 girls or adult 1amliy,
bedrm., Sl10; 2 bedrms., $3.50 mo
10. 5-1975 or come to see at 1901
N, Court House rd.. Apt. LA. -23
ARL.-Newly furn.. l bedrm., 500 80;
apt. bldg, nr Memorial Bridge;
1710 N. 18th ST.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
ARLINGTON rms. pvt. bath and
entr;; cony:: everything; ideal on Tor
ARLINGTON = Lovely one-bedroom
basement apartment: private en-
trance; $65 month; no CHILDREN.
ALExANDRIA-Adults: downtown; !
or . bedrms.; newly decorated
throughout. Call daily. AID. 2-19lO,
s to 8 am. and pm. III
ONE-BEDRM. APT. Arl.-Close.in
de luxe apt. bldg. Carpeted halls,
parquet fs., 3 lge. closets, super
sound insulation: sos. ia. 6-6534.
ARL.-2-rm. apt, garage. yard; use
of bsmt.; utils. incl; SO mo. 5244
N. 11th st, ia. S-T033. III
ARL.-2 bedrms., liy.,, rm.,, dinette'
kit. pvt. entr.; 3 blks: shop. ctr.
Avail. Dec. /. ia. 1857. =21
ALEX. AND FT. BELVOIR,, VA.-2
apts., 3 lge. rms. and bath; utlls.
incl, SS5 each. TIE. 6-45lS.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

WARM, COMFORT. RIM. in friendly
home: nr. Mass. and Wis. aves.:
NEaR sEnaployMsda yMaYRfLoWEk RsEsSR kM liSo or en- en-.
ployed gentlemen; private bath.
twin beds. Apartment 410. 1912
K st. NV. 34
ADAMS MILL RD., opp. park Beau-
tiful master bedrrn., bath: maid sery.;
phone; furn.: 2 buslines. no. 2-alS2.
1850 PARK RD. N.W.--Nsce. clean
sssnsp.; s1%aosta1ls as.s, sms ao eaoss aSs e1csi i
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Cardinals Love Them
Large size. fresh crop, sunflower seed,
3 lbs. 81, P.P.D., CREEKSIDE
FARM, 622 Fern pl., Wash. II, D. c.
Flashy Fawn Boxers, Axe
Male and Female; Reas. WE. 5-5276.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.
HOTEY. f44n

Rooms with running water, phone and
elevator serv.. S10.60-$1 $50 week.
l44O Rhode Island ave. NV
COLORED-1 OR z employed women
heat. kit priviis. No. S-s55S. 10
COLORED--LGE. FRONT furn. rm.,
25l0 Eye g. NV. cony. loc. Gall
C0LORED--ARE YOU LOOKING for
large sleeping room? Above aver
age? We have one with all conVen-
fences 1908 L st. NV. CO. 5-S286.
CoLoRED-LARGE ROOM adioinins
inclosed porch. Partly furnished,
Ttt atser a.sSs4 s;Ss; Sat. and Sun. anytime. MYTH
CoLoRED - single and double
rooms, nicely furn., with all privi-
leges. RA. 3-0565. 4719 Sth st. NV.
CoLoRED-.soo 18th ST. Nv
Nicely furn.. IS up, all privils. pU.
coIoRED-FIRsr AND S SITS. NV.
front room; modern tile baths; ex-
cellent transportation; Christian
home; excellent for students. Also
large sun parlor room: immaculate
condition. S42-S45. NO. 7-169l,
coLORED-DoUBLE and single rm.,
for couple or single person. Ia.
FRONT ROOM,
$40. laos varnnm st: NV. 81
extra large ofS front ntA rooms: Soi s." kitchen
priyileges; / child accepted. DE.
= .
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

to share lge. 2-bedrm. apt.
ton; rent reasonable. ST. 3-2S27.
GEoRGETOWN-Three girls desire
fourth girl, % to 20, to share charm
ing house. Reasonable. NO. 7-55s5.
YOUNG MAN has newly furn. apt.
to share with another man; modern
apt. bldg. JA, 5-253s ewes, or Ma.
S-4520. Ext. 13. q to 5. 80
WIDOW wishes to share apt.
yith girl; Cali between 6-s pm.
CoNGENiAG MAN. a5-s5, share 'apt.
2 bedrms. Call any time, DU. 1880
WOMAN. eI-30; to share large luxury
apt. with 2 other ladies: mr.. La
bus, Mt. Pleasant streetcar Ho. q
4134. Ext. 1855. ewes. or Sat. --19
WANTED-A rehned lady, in sos.
young widow; will consider a re-
tired lady: all comforts and privi-
leges: $50 month. Call LU. 1880,
Town HousE-Man wanted to
share well-furn. house with 4 other
men; near Sheraton Park Hotel.
after $3.50 pm. AID. 4-11O4. --19
MAN wanted to share NV nome with
3 men college graduates. EN-. 3-5S46.
GIRL TO SHARE new apt. with an
other girl: twin beds, closet, laun-
dry, TV; conv. transp.; s.e.; S32
mo. After 8 pm, LII. 1-6599. 2os
YOUNG MAN will Share large efiiss
ciency apt. with another man. age
24-30; downtown location. MA. g.
3I71. Ext. 702, Fri. 6 to 8 pm,
WANT A NICE CONN. AVE. APT?
Share with other girls (22-30)
Rent, $3.50 mo. HUI. 3-7274. --25
S.E.-Girl to share q modern 2-bed-
rn, rm; apt ,,;,. with .n another aai si5l; maid
MAN WANTED TO SHARE Capitol
Hill apt. with college graduate, DI.
LADY WISHES to share
apt. with another lady in Sc. Sec
tion. Ii. 6-S097 after pm. ---19
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APTs. FURNISHED. c.

APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
Why hunt? Excel. selections, all parts
d. C. Let me show you. For free
rental service. call MANOEL, NE.
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PARK RD. NV, Mr.. 18th
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Spacious, I and 2 bedrm.. liv rln.:
utils switchboard and elev.: dining
foyer kitchen and bath. Also ef1c.
Shopping centers: children accepted
HO. 2-6574.
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140O FAIRMONT ST. NV.

CHOOSE YOUR COLORS
Renovating elevator building.
Efficiencies (only ~ - S75
2 Rms, kit. and bath, from - $92.50
s Rms, kit. and bath, from $112.50
Includes utilities. Nicely furnished.
Resident mgr. Apt. EOS. NO. 7-S215.
INSPECTION daily until 9 pm, --19
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GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD,
AVAILABLE NOW

Just across the District line. One bus
fare; excellent bus facilities. Con-
yenient to shopping center and
theater.
Reception hall. living room, dinette,
2 bedrooms, kitchen and bath;
S124.20. including utilities.
Plenty OF parking. Lovely ground
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200.
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SAVANNAH APARTMENTS
BRAND-NEW

9.5-Cu.-Ft. Refrigerators
WITH AcRoss-THE-ToP FREEZERs
Spacious ! and 2 tS75-S90)
bedroom apartments. includ-
ing utilities. Near shopping,
bus; Just of Ala. ave. at 1908
Savannah st. s,e. Call till 10
pm. RA 3-2931, RA. 6-S110.
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TAKOMA PARK, nr. Carroll ave.-3
rms. kit. bath: $50 mo-; utils.
incl; nr. bus; adults only. JU.
EXQUISITE APT.-All utilities furn. ;
suitable for teachers or Govt. girls.
SIS monthly. Phi. OIL. 6-5974. .-25
COLLEGE PARK--1st f., pvt, home,
Ice. bedrm., bath, all-elec. kit, dish
washer. deep freeze; bsmt. with
Maytag washer and trays; nice
front and rear yards with hrepl.
TO. 9-5S76 or HE. 4-S376.
HYATTSVILLE-2 rooms, kitchen,
private bath; no children or pets;
married couple; utilities furnished;
S'5 month. Call UN. 4-4527
HAYWOOD GARDENS
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CONv. TO GALLINGRR HOSP, 1880
Burke st. Sc. tbet. B and c sts.)--I
pltIs pOreS. ony nG sS0tsss ns Sess sea h. seT
and gas, also refgr.; not q private
home; adults; keys In No. /. MR..
CLARK, DI. 7-2434 or DI. 1885.
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POINTERS. 2 males; purebred, no
papers; from excel. hunting stock;
now hunting. standing and back
standing: also vaccinated. DU; g.
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The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block OF Conn. ave. at 23O0
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle. rms, pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel. meals. Rates $17.50 wk. up
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PALMER HOUSE
1850 Girard st. NV. - Unusually
warm. redec, sgle. rm. So week
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14O1 TUCKERMAN ST. NV. West.
bury Apts.-Cor.. apt. 3rd f.; l bed
room; recently dec. JU. S-4160.
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FURN. OR UNFURN. Arm. ana bath
apt. In pvt. NV. home: compl. new
kit. and bath. Jewish pref. ia. O.
1872 or DE. 2-11Ra %
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

141O 18th ST. NV. - Single, also
ddouble; Bendix and free TV; good
food and transp. DU. 7-669i. 24s
2001 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Nice
sgle. rm.; SIS wk. Dble.. Sl2. Good
meals Young people. CO. 5-2493.
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18th NV
Choice. rooms, business people. stu
WHY SPEND ALL YOUR MONEY ON
HIGH RENT and high cost OF food?
Save for the future: enjoy clean,
comfortable quarters with delicious
wholesome meals at only $50 per
mo-: | blk. from streetcar terminal
and 30 minis. from downtown Wash,
For further information, call HU.
3-656l. or visit 1874 Park I'd. NV.
WALTER REED vICINITY-Nice sele
bedrm., in lovely pvt. home; home
priyils:, delicious meals. RA. 3-3123.
APIS, near Dupont Cir
Gle and Legations: maid and switch
board service; rates from $50 per
nmonth. MRS. BUTTON. HO.. q
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NR. Isl AND KENNEDY Sis, NV.
FL bedrn.. screened porch, lst dr;
s72.b0 per mo. Apply "a Missouri
NEAR PENNA. AVE. BRIDGE bed
rm.. 3hv. rm.. dinette, kit and bath.
ist d.; convenient location: S62 80,
!. plus utils. Dir. Across Penna ave.
bridge, right on Fairlawn ave. to
l412 Young ST. Sc, LU. 2-4960. -1g
eS0I 18th ST. N.W.---Larse efic..
mod. eley bldg, earpeted halls:
S6S.50. incl. utils. See res. mgr.
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405 18th ST. S.E.-Two rooms, kitch.
E. En- p dlastfs sca&ARTa sash Nc %0dfrp 1914 ssf seo
mont ave. NV. DI. 7-6210. 10
14th AND KENNEDY N.W.-Eirst A.,
2 bedrms.. wide center hall. liv. rm.,
din. rm;, each l4x21 f.; kit, ldx12
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Science Foir Invites
Meteorological Group

The District. of Columbia
Branch of the American Meteo-
rological Society has been in
vited by the Academy of Sciences
to join in promotion of the an
nual Science Fair.
The Science Fair consists of
exhibits by students of about
10 junior and senior high schools
in the Washington metropolitan
area. It will be held in the Nc
Kinley High School gymnasium
April 1926.
The Washington meteorological
group is distributing mimeo-
graphed photography of suitable
reading for the students and pre-
pairing a list of suggested weather
projects. The list will be discus
sed at a meeting of ANS rep
resentatives and science teach
ers at Roosevelt High School
gymnasium at 3:45 pm. October
o.
Evening star., 1954-10-20

VYUNnaa XXI. 9-2i24. Last night to
vAMssVW see JANE POWELL In
81 Brides for Z Brothers"
In CinemaScope and Technicolor at 600.
1856, 9:60
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GruIurl,
lcontinued Prom PAGE A-s4.l

Continued From Page A-34.)
they'll have to take lessons for
six weeks to learn how to run
them"
*A,&
June Allyson's mother viii get
her first glimpse of her grandson.
June and Dick Powell's 3-year-
old Ricky, when June takes him
to New York for location with
THE Shrike." Then grandma
win return here with them to
house-guest for several months.
The Powells have a big family.
In addition to their own two
children, there's 16-year-old
Ellen - Dicks daughter - and
June's college-student brother.
Bob Cobb OF the Brown Derby,
is the first in the race hereaboutS
to install color TV sets in his
restaurant. I remember he was
the first to put in a black-and-
white set. I was so sure it would
never catch on!
5. tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-10-20

Gus chain Of bad luck, Oscar
came up with two Ideas, He
phoned Jerome Kern on the
Coast and said he thought q
musical treatment of Green
Grow the Lilacs" had tremen-
dous possibilities. Kern, up to
his ears in work, rejected it.
Hammerstein had another
idea. d Harlem treatment Of
Carmen. Producers to whom
he talked rejected 1t.
The musical treatment of
Green Grow the Lilacs.' Of
course. became Oklahoma. /"
His idea Of setting Bizet's Scar
men, in . Harlem setting be-
came Carmen Jones'"
&x#
Ignore the Hank Greenberg-
Carol Gimbel ruinors. Untrue.
S. The Jimmy PierSalls (he's
Red Sox star outfielder) expect
Sir Stork. Movie tycoon
William Goetz' daughter, Judith.
and Meas Dick Shepherd pick
ing the date. a. Ingrid Berg
man tells chums she's bored with
films, prefers the stage. !.
Oklahoma" costs threatening to
top Warmers Star Is Born. "
Budget has already hit $5.5 mil
lion. Partisan eyeful. Gene
We've, into the Plaza as singing
headliner. .. Queen Frederick
of Greece undergoing ear sur
gerry. 1t. Arthur Squires,
brother Of Victor Borge's man
ager, and Barbara Croft honey
incoming. :. Sidney Franklin.
jr., dating Jane Langley. .
Philadelphia rates the AS for
efforts, wires Jack Carson.
x r y 4
Late Secretary of the Navy
Matthews daughter, Margaret,
weds Robert Schneider Novem-
ber %. Fordham's Jesuit
Father Charles j. Dean cele-
brates his golden jubilee Sunday.
Movie critics gave the Bob
Matthias flicker four javelins,
wires Nancy Kenyon. Secret
Service unhappy about the Sim
atra film, Suddenly" dealing
with an attempted assassination
of the President. Terry
Moore and John Carroll a duet
-. Shirley Booths stage mgr,
Biff Lift, and his missus adopted
a baby boy. Don Cornell
socko at the Boulevard. I.
Agent Lester Shurr's wife, Dulcy
out of hospital. WRCA-TV
agrees it's negotiating with
Katharine Hepburn. But not
Evening star., 1954-10-20
Ed Sullivan
IN
Little Old New York

head. That he'd had hops and
might easily have them again,
despite Oklahoma"
4
Before the 11-year drought,
Hammerstein had collaborated
with Otto Harbach in such
Broadway hits as "WildfloWer.
Rose Marie" and Sunny" had
collaborated with Sigmund ROM
berg on Desert Song" and
teamed with Jerome Kern on
Edna Ferber's "Show Boat"
Then Romberg and Hammer
stein were signed by Hollywood
to pen four musicals. Each was
to receive 100000. The studio,
after the second picture, paid
them off. For the next II years,
Hammerstein never had another
hit.
In the 18th year of this curl
Evening star., 1954-10-20
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NEW 1OFLh.
Behind the Scenes:

Behind the Scenes:
With his Carmen Jones"
about to hit the screens Of the
country and Oklahoma" now in
production on Hollywood lots,
Oscar Hammerstein II OCCASION
ally may remind himself of the
full-page ad which he ran in
Variety back in April, 1943. He
composed the ad Immediately
after the ear-shattering success
of oklahoma, his first collabo-
ration with Richard Rogers.
The acclaim was so great that
Hammerstein, remembering wry-
ly II continuous years of fiops,
spelled out this message in Va
riety: I've done it before and I
can do it again."
1t was his way of telling the
people Of show business that the
applause wasn't going to his
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Louis Armstrong; crew to
Australia on Monday. Comic
Morty Gunty, q Brooklyn teach
er two years ago. opens at the
COpa on the 28tf.
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CAPTAINS PARADISE"-Seagoing Alec Guinness an
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seeking women.
"GUNGA DIN-Exciting protrayaI of the Kiping classic
ABOUT by the delightful Shirley
Booth.
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it is.
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But when some one wanted to
return a claim received 18 years
ago. Mr.. Fitzgerald thought that
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Mr.. Fitzgerald said q man
walked into his Office recently
and wanted to return $3.50 which
he said he believed was obtained
by false pretense in 1885.
His story, Mr.. Fitzgerald said,
was that his son was driving the
family car during that year
when he became involved in an
accident with another car.
His son did not have a drivers
license. the father said, and an
other youth who had a license
took blame for driving the car.
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motoriSt.
The father said he recently
learned that his son was actually
driving the car and that he did
not believe the money should
have been paid.
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