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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

AkkhS. ANNk N. IN AAd out loving
NJ AKERS, who passed away three years
ago today, January ~. 1858.
Nay you rest in peace.
dAE9Lp. EVELYN. WILLIAM. KATR-
ASHTON. MARY ELIZABETH. In memory
Of our dear mother. MARY ELIZABETH
year sso today. January %. 1858.
The angels are safely suarding
A sacred and silent grave.
fhI N II lies Q precious one
We loved but could not save.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON.
POWlE. MARY MARTHA. In memory
MARTHA SowIE. Who Sisd JanSsr ,
20, 1854
We miss you now. our hearts are sore.
a. time goes BY. we miss you more:
Your loving smile. your gentle face,
Nc ,, enc can ,, ~ your yseans place:
o 9s sH ,v... sssSos nYs sooH5n
dMooREl COBB. birthday. January
emo. 1850, who departed this life.
December .Sth. 1888. Sweetheart On
your hirthdayi Presents: gave but; now!
2 long years. have come and gone
But. ! shall love youi Until nv days
are done. And ! shall mourn youi
Al my days. always. because you were
But you stoi. my hesrtl before you did
id TART This Is your Birthday siiti
entrance, as backward. through the
Moor..s poem .xpress.; nv 1o sentiments
Title: Believe me. All those en-
Sirthdsyl In memorism. Last ..anSs-
tinns Of this old familiar poem. known
the world around -.
Vt Is not while beauty and youth. are
thine own.
~. And Thy cheeks anpro ,.,s y . ts.r;;
10 which line, win but make thee.
No. the heart that has truly loved,
never ,,orsets.
A. me suniiower turns 70 her God.
when he sets.
The same look which she turned,
when he rosel
my hearth =,
WILLARD J. YOUNGER. 23s
DORSEY. ADA DODSON. Today. a. al.
ways, we cherish the memory Of our
loved one. ADA DoDSoN DORSEY. who
entered into eternal rest January -
1b9l.
Sacred"
HER DAUGHTER. FRANCES DORSEY
FOUNTAIN. AND FAMILY.
DUFFEY MATTE A. In loving memory
Of our. dear mother and grandmother.
MATTE A. DUFFEY. who left US seven
years ago. January "a. 1919.
Your absence Is Q silent grief
And even nov the shock Is felt.
Without you. nv heart still aches
WIN rn,, sorroy Is 4 &c seven years ago.
BARTLEY. HERBERT z. A tribute OF
snection = The memory q my hus-
passed away January 20. 1854.
when memory fails and life departs.
He viii live forever In my heart.
PATTIE HARTLEY.
HATCHER, FLOssIE. In loving remem-
brhnce Of our devoted mother, MRS.
FLossIE HATCHER. who departed this
life three Years ago today. January
We feel her love Is close today,
A. In the days some BY.
And md deep comfort In the thousht
mothers love can never die.
LOVING CHILDREN.
HAWKINS. JAMES EDWARD. m loving
memory OF JAMES EDWARD HAWKINS,
who passed away six years ago today.
Many happy. hours We once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still;
But death has left o Vacancy
The world can never fill.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND WIFE,
GERALDINE HAWKINS AND GERRY
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HAWKINS. JAMES Z. In loving memory
O our devoted son and brother. JAMES
six years ago today, January 20. 1850.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
sweetly tenderly. fond and true;
That We DO not think Of YOU.
Our hearts stiii ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tears:
Only God knows how much We miss you
toyIs e pa PsR p f. long 9s Essr' AND
hsoTHHfs Rs.n fEoS AA 1H1 kBtVoiln
R0RD EsTELIA In loving .r1emory OF
ny devoted wife and orr mother
LsTELLA FORD. who lett us .hre,
You lalEsyss found scmethins to smile
No mater how things did 90:
You always had something nice to say
That gave life an extra glow.
o AND you id .ue eS0G ina thinsys too
How iuekg We we're and how rich VI
In h' ,S . darling wife and mother
HUSBAND. FRANK. AND CHILDREN
h Names Z AS sTET SIIgTN E9 goa6 COLE
MAssINo. KATHERnE e. In loyins
R RsTpn C. G%Gass1SsSoin t Who iefs =,
eisht years ago today. January %. l94S
Just Q loving thought.
Just d silent tear:
Just Q beautiful memory
OF one We loved 90 dear.
JuSt lire Of sweet remembrance.
JUS token n q love- SnG ana aaa devotion. svSs
DAuoATERs AND SON. cHRIsTiNo
ESTBLL. AND JOSEPH
MATTHEWS. HARRY EDWARD. In low
ES iSis Il IN sssr Vie isa ps:.s aANRy
eleven years ago today. January ~
The world may change from year to
AND friends from day to say.
FROM our memory pass away.
DE 4aalmA h RAYG hEIlIss. PAULINE
MENACE. MILDRED Z. In loving mem.
DRY Of our dear wife and mother
MILDRED z. MENACE. who departed
s sa,' y l.f' , So years ago today 'anu'
You are not forgotten. loved one,
Nor win you ever be:
A. Ione - 'iie and memory last.
we ~ilI remember thee.
We miss YOU now. our hearts are sore.
As time goes ny, we miss you more
Your slovins smile. your GENTLE face.
DEVOTED IusBANp FRED ANr
SOM ERwT|. ~. AND WALTER.
memory Of our dear mother. REBEcca
ADAMS MINOR. who stole away &C
S asry "a. 'f isEs years ago '0d'' jan
when mother bresthes her last
farewell
-. can tel; .,,,. .,.,s. .,.
without WIZ n tas mill Of T2sh pgss face
dRANDcH1Lp,
PRICE OKLA Brown who passed Sc
II matters not when ] an dead
Or what The rights ana ereeds deere.
/, ~. .r..A ~. -. ",
The paths my son has trod.
IL where / shsii meet nv Odd
Y0VrpSG rSTTErs ATTpRFV n
Gns prSr Fhin' AoDHsA %
R,,s.sSE Lucy q In loving memoir,
y Who 0' d sss p'f Isl. If. fifteen years
The road into the sunset
A,houah n brinr, dean sorSev
When one eoes on Shead
YOUR LOVING pAJJGHTTR INFINITE
RIJaTfNE
ssSG|| MT.~
vemorv ~ NV Ia ac.h.r wEpy
FRANCES SCOTT who Separted this
life tweIty-ore years ago today, Janu-
ary ~ ip3S.
Loved IN life rem.mbered In death
HEP foFvfyTErp nATfSiETEP ANNA
Avn soN.iN.LAW ARTTJijR ely.
BIiRN + w.
STY,sss ppvrpv,rv vAvvx 49,
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Marie B. Brandt,
Would Have Been
Io4 on March n

Mrs. Marie B. Brandt. who
would have been 81 on March
%. died Friday of a cerebral
hemorrhage at her home. 1886
Upton street NV.
A native OF Hanover, Germany
the former Marie Heinemann
came to this country when she
was in her early EOS. She had
lived in Washington ever since
Her husband. the late George l.
Brandt, died about IS years ago
Mrs. Brandt was q member OF
the Concordia Lutheran Church,
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otaras Of Chunks


REECE, VIOLA Z. We wish to thank
friends, relatives and netghbors FOR the
Kindness and sympathy shown DURING
% ' THE FAMILY.
SAVOY, GEoRGETTA. wish to express
my sincere thanks and deepest grau-
tuda to the relatives and friends foI
the beautiful floral tributes cards OF
coincidence and consoling words o.
sympathy bestowed. upon the pssslne
SAVOY. MRS. GRACE RHoNks,
TowLEs. rAzEWHLL. To the minister,
Rev. w. L Tlrley; doctors. purses and
orderlies OF Freedmen's Hosbital, rela-
tives and friends, We extend our sincere
thanks for your prayers. cards. tele-
grams. flowers. cars and other express
eions Of comfort and sympathy. ct the
death Of our loved one, TAzEWELL
FOWLS. BROWN AND scRoaoNs
RADI1IE9
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seleff, both Of Daytona Beach,
Fla, and Morris Kisseleff, $500
Lee highway. Arlington. and
four sisters, Mrs. Anne K. Bar
sock, DR.. Mary tombstone and
Mrs. Celia Werber, all Of WASH
Iington. and Mrs. Rebecca Bolker.
Daytona Beach.
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With Regard to o
Cord of Thonks

Ysr cites Q estd Of theaks b
The Sist meets Q ased which eea
hsrdh Be- selved 10 shy ethss seS
Not oab d Il Q gracious sxersssea
Of sresituds to those vhe hsvs seat
floral tributes bot alse eourteeusls
sekaoxledsss the services cad kind
assses Of he meay 10 whom Q pei.
soasl note Of thonk, esnnet vel b
maiIsd o. whose aemes end ID.
dresses ore not ksewn- Insertions q
q card Of tAanks msy Be areased
By tsIepAoas to The Stes 81 $500
The Eveaias end Sundev Stss
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CEMETERY LOTS


FAMILY BURIAL gsTATE-In National
Memorial Park, Falls Church Choice
location, sdtacent To Fountain Of Youth
Memo oan, w nu &C.,, sam Le pnnns
IA s-bs43 al week end and after q
pm weekdays -22
CEDAR HILL sITEs--h OF for cash or
sites and cash TOR car or car On. and
FORT LINCOLN--Biock II, 500 per
site. Galatians 2-6637 after pm
"a.
CRYPTs-In new IT. Lincoln Mausoleunn.
2 or 4 crypts OWNER moving Will
.sacrilce. Call wkdeys. RI. 6-4422.
FORT LINCOLN, 9 choice sites, viii
sacrifice AID. 2-b344.
FORT LINCOLN, 5 sites. block eleven, lot
122. LU. 2-4336. IA
VI, LINCOLN, crave sites directly be-
hind flower clock; marker PRIVILEGES;
$500 or best offer. mn. 3-4611, after
$50 or week ends. --S4
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- members Of National Capiti
Foreign Wars. are reaueste
by the national honor guar
ies@sTaHIgRT w. We M + z g : I .
Lees Funeral Home, 4th 81, an
S Mlsssesq IS 3. ssysso mn ,s on Monday
TRusSEL, Adjutant Ell
MoCKABEE, HENRY C.. On Frida,
January 20. 1863: at his residenc.
M M I sssnan s.,,y s. ns HENRY
Schiller. Mrs. Grace spicsr. Mrs. Mario
Kirkland. Mrs, Doris Posner and Mr.
Margeret Do George. Florence Mocka
ears SToh w't Il cs saf WI
and Alfred T. Mockabee. Mrs. Lsur
Ellis and Mrs. Mary j. smoo
MI Mockabee also y survive
two srest-sfsndchiidrsn. Friends ma
call ct the Lee Funeral Home. 4th 5
and Mass. ave ne. where services vi
! be held on Monday January. %, Z
t E;so p'm' intermsnt Cedar Hill Gene
r Ssss e. S S55 alsESRaR SMsE q,
S oy.d cs sasSsns e or sss Mcns.r No
ueVOteo LHgnef Of h0pert, steven, hCB(
mary and Msrilyn Monder He also
iSIylysd y o n Os5Ssn Nsv Bessie
and two sisters. Mrs. Janet Robins I
South South GRAMS q 11i;,,,,lH T. and Mrs: Hsls
ices and interment, Newark, N.
tDsnsansky EnneIal service 90
MORRIS. RlCHARD.- Suddenly, 0
NORRIS Of Asheborc. N. c.. and Wash
Phyllis Lee Morris and father q Rich
81 puSh.s Funeral Home. Ashs Sr
n. g. Funeral services on sunda,
January 22. at 3 pm 81
NO0RY. JOHN. Suddenly. on Frida,
JOHN NooRY q 1900 N. diebe I'd
4 Katoen Noory Of Arlington. Va, an
father OF Mrs. Catherine Joseph {
Fitchburg, Mass; Mr.. Samuel Moor
Detroit, Mich: Ii. George g, Moor
E E:cn T B. NtCI, V't n! n A Xii es
dress; Brother Of Mr. Auis Noosy. Mr.
Amina -Arage Miss Fedoss Noory an
Mrs, Marian vaida,. all Of the MIDI
East; also survived By ten granS
fs.s.fsid Fan snG Home Eas s sssS WIS. e
blvd, Arlington, Va, where there wi
be . recitation of the rosary on Nor
/ day. January ~, OF pm, A reduiei
mass win be celebrated at 81. Agn,
Catholic Church, Arlington. on fGsi
| az S;. Js,nue5 =. !. q; Of 10 an am Intsr%ssr
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az. Jsaas.y g; 1855. q Mss@s 4ito
Of 1924 Bond st. silver Surfing. 70
and father q Mrs, Mildred r, PiiEer-
Mary Ann Camden and Richard. 4. Bel
f,eld, ir..: brother Of Miss Mary 4;
We also is surviven by seven grand-
children. Services ut the 8. H.. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2q01 14th st. NV.
n ps5kne e sse.t b gn .e Tnssess airing
ton National Cemetery. %
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METZGER. ARTHUR WALTER fBILLl
On Friday, January 20. 1883, ct the
TER tBILD METZuER Of North Beach
Nd, brother Of Elmer C. Metzger Of
Lorton. Va. and Mrs, Barton R.
NAV call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st and Mass ave. ne. after Z
pm. Saturday January 81. Services
win be held on Tuesday, January "a.
tionaI Cemetery. %
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ysnssry A1 Il. 1850 1 FsXRcSs IS L LSssase,
DoLD Of 1923 ccnnectieut ave. NV,
Cassidy. Relatives and friends may
call ct the Collins Funeral Home. 3S21
14th ct, NV. on. Sunday, January 20.
tefian Church. Connecticut ave. and
N ct. NV. on Monday, January %
ct 10 an. Interment Arlington Ma
tionai Cemetery. 20
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E ualg - E 1s5 z.S o5 srssS I'm
beloved mother Of Esisaeeth Ia5sgan .!
Ruth Exixian Friends may call ai
the Robert z. MatttnEiy Funeral Homo
13l 11th ST. Sc. where prayer vii
p omeref se az ssns sSd ii, eSa invited
Interment WatertoNn, Mass.
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sRGaass isss n si 81 sr Seasns
500 Massachusetts, ave. ne. beloved
q Alexander and Salvatore Be simon.
ant .ArS Angelina Bureh; Tother Of
Ralph De 6imone Friends may call d
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th and Massa.
day. January "a. REQUIEM mass a
Holy Rosary Catholic Church. 3fd anc
SITS. NV. at Q an. IntombmenI
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Aratha

1 DAY. Janusry 20. 1866. NORTON !.
BAKER. beloved son Of Iva 3. and the
late Elmer W. Baker. also brother OF
Patricia 3 Ayers Of Whitemarsh; Bait
Funeral Home. 1859 Washington blvd.
Meadow Ridge Cemetery. %
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FARLEY. BESSIE LEE. On Thursday.
tarilm. sEssIE LEE FARLEY. wife
MIS-. Janet Miller and Mrs. Elizabeth
& Hudson. sister Of Luther Mantz. Also
surviving are four GRANDCHILDREN.
Friends may call ct the Lee Funeral
where services viii Be held on Monday
January 30. Of 1880 an. Interment
Hamilton, Va. %
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EyELYN M. On Friday
I isnqsf r. SSssSbrshosCsFF r ssSsSs:i
q v, N let: I'll pr, Rishsrd I, and Layers N.,
!. nephew Berry, Z. ana pr. W. Richard
SssS n: Il p S:ss MSna:5 AND January %:n,
oa a,snd Fs sss in Hs%. s ss sss q:
NV. Services on Tuesday, January ~.
o. / pm Of Bsrean Baptist Church.
N and v SITS. NV. Intsfment Lincoln
memorial Cennetery. ~
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aa1y %. ' $50 Ss e Sa g c5R sEh
band Of Lillian NJ, Curtin and father
Srandfather Of Wayne e0T +. curtin snd
son Of Mira Adaiine Curtin: brother Of
Mrs. Jean Allen. Friends may call Of
the W. w. Deal Funeral Home. asia
Nativity Episcopal Church. I340 Massa-
chusetts ave. So. on Tuesday. January
"a. ct 1880 an. Intefmeut Airing
ton National Cemetery. 90
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RICHARD A.. SR. Members
OF Association of Retired Po-
licemen are notified OF the
passing OF our late comradel
RICHARD A. BELFIELD,
SR-, on Friday. January 20,
1856 Remains resting q
the 9. II. HinAs Co. Runefal
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ana HupertA harper sovelebs. uncle
shugrus Riley, Margarite Harper Fried
lander, Bernard. Shugrue, edgar Harpe
and Roland A. Loyeless. r, Funers
from the Collins Funeral Home. .ie;,
a $50 am. On Re @Shan'' mass SsuA Z s.
ment Mount oiivet Cemetery. 20
HARRISON, STEPHEN oLDEN. On Fri
day, January 20. 1866, ut the Ma
M Gn hsfiHss oLb bss'h H lssfssSs
eel0 Esrr :s Ct q 81 br.n sas Mrs. WALTZ
survived By his paternal grandmother
grandmother, Mrs. Alice wheeler. bot
g asrneon va FRIENDS Sn may cal
Va. Funeral services viii be held I
z pm. on Monday, January. %.
Dranesville Methodist Church. In
t, ter, Chestnut Grove os,,, Cemetery; !
made to the Cystic FibIosis Found,
ton: care Of the Rev. Ronald clarl
HAYES, MINNIE Q. on Friday. Jar
w Sa5y 20. 1855; a hsE Tssidsnes eg s,
Riiipy Ss.a S. 5ss bircb DsE' srl Ms'i
| Hayes and Matte NJ. Hayes. Friend
may cali At the Takofna Funsrsi HON,
COZ NhtTOD bt. NV tphIEAHt AOt "
posite) where services will be held o
Monday. January %, at I pm. In
terment National Memorial Park. Fal
Church, Va. %
HENRY. JULIUS q. Departed this III
on Thursday. January 20. l95y, q II
HENRY, oeioVed husband & Ms. Ii
ellie Henry. He also leaves 70 mour
two sisters. Mrs. GLADDEN. .selders an
Mrs. Mattress Carrot: one brother, M
George Henry: one Mster-in-law, Mr.
yirgie Henry: one brother-in- Jaw. NJ
Frank 0arret, and ether relatives an
many friends. On. Monday. after
pm. Mr., Henry will rest 81 the res
st.. ne. where friends are invited
call. Funeral on Tuesday, January 2.
ct pm. from the 81. Johns G. M.
Church. Staunton ana Douglas rds. g..
The Rev. Calhoun officiatinR. IntermeI
Lincoln Cemetery. Arrangements
HOLDEN. JOHN coorEn. suddenly, .
soSrER i aoIDEs e. asa soS Il
Hyattsville,. Nd. husband Of Franc,
Holden and father Of John c. Holder
| lr. He u also survived bA brothe
| Paxton. Holden. Services at Qasch
tuesday. January n, It $3.50 Am. Rel
tlves and friends invited. 1ntermsl
Rock Greek CemetsEy. ~
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COOLIDGE. LULA MAE. On Friday.
fne as & SSs Mo sS LIZA e. hoet1ils cG Md
beloved wife q EDWARD W. Coolidge
W. coSiids. dsuHhssr q I'm Mona ma 3 0S snd
Claire c. and Edward ?. WATKINS.
Friends are invited TO call ct the
Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd,
where services win be held on Monday,
January %, ct 5 pm. 1nterment Park
lawn Cemetery.
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1rafhs

s on. i ss PsEsNisB sS e loskis il
sos isS ss1ns & 4 srs sas 4. ehI.s .
seph. e. z K. 81 Silver spFing. Nd.
Ethel \, Rsneh.n q west River "a.
EIae Norris q ptssd saH1 aS sHa' ss e.
Mn, Lelis wNkrisht q 1Iilnsten. Va We:
ss a nSsrii au g a alsss Urn, M
Hsftman Norfss 81 tsonsfdteWn. "a,
and Theresa .Hiess Of AecQkeek. Md
Friends nav call At tae Robinson 70
neral home. L1onardtown Nd. Re
Ioysins csurca. feensrdtovn. Hd.
on a0n6ay. January 20. ct 10 Am
Relakitfs and friends Invited. Inter
meut church cemetery. 20
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BRADLEY, JOHNSON NICHOLS. u. on
Friday. January 90. 1885. at Mont.
eomery County General Hospital, olney
Nd. JOHNSON NICHOLS BRADLEY,
days. beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bradley Nichols OF Gaithersburg, RFI
1, Nd Also survived by four brothers
and seven sisters. Friends may call 81
the Roy W. Barber Funeral Home,
Laytonsville. Nd, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Monday, January
%. at IL am. Interment Laytons-
VILE CemeteTy.
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BRANDT. MARIE D. On Friday. Jan.
nary 20, 1855. at her residence. 1855
Upton st; nv, MARIE B. BRANDT. be-
mother Of George w. Brandt Mrs.
Pred W. Schneider. Mrs. George H;
Becker Of Washington, 2. G, and
re Ted ~. W. r i STaSnSs q an s,.na IA
children, nine sYeat-Erandchildren and
one Rreat-great-graidchild Services Of
the 8. II. Hines Co Funeral Home. 290l
20, at 10 am. parking facilities). IN
terment Prospect Hiil Cemetery. 20
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Home, csoi l4ih 81. NV. where serv
ices viii be held at 9 pm. Tuesday
January "a, with interment In Airing
ton National cemetery.
ROBERT Z. JENKINS. President.
RICHARD A. BURTON, Secretary.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
NatiOnaI-"Li1 Abner"; 2:3O
and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador 1.-THE Burning
Hills; 1880, $3.50, $3.50. 1885 and
9:35 pm.
CapitoI-"Bus Stop; 1l:4C
am, l:40, $40. 5:45, 7:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Colony =" Frisky"; $50 and
9:45.
COIumbia-"Rebecca"; ll:35
am, 2:05, 4:35. 7:05 and 9:35
Ip.m.
DupOnt-"A Kid for Two Far
things; 1880, 3:35, $40, 7:45
and $3.50 pm.
Keith's-"Run for the SUM-;
1885 am, 1:40, 3:45, $50, 7;35,
and 10 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Prog
resS";; 6:15. 8 and $50 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-''The Burning
Hills; 11:40 am. lao, 3:45,
5:45, 1850 and $50 pm.
OntariO-"The Proud and Pro-
fame; 1:10, 3:15, 5:25. 1880 and
9:40 pm.
Palace-"High Society; II
am, 1:10, 800. $50, TAO and
1855 pm.
PIayhouse-"Rifif1";; IL am,
l. 3:15, $50, 1880 and GAS pm.
PIaza-"Naked Night; 1890,
2:05. 3:45, 5:25, 7:05, 8:45 and
I10:10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Eddy Du-
chin Story; IL am, lilo, 800,
$3.50. TAO and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
"a and $3.50 D. m.
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TATRYAY Feiffss. Va. q. s7sSl
AAeSA an free portire :
-HQT HOOD JANE RusgELt. cos
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S~-~@~-----~-~N--~-------
a small plane. She is thrown
into the clutches of some sinister
types who figure they will be
better of with her dead. Final
ly she is dragged through mile
after mile of nigh impenetrablC
jungle. Richard Widmark haul
ing her forward. ravenous dogs
baying at her heels. fatigue en-
quilting her, passing wild pigs
lizards and whatnot soaring the
daylights out of her.
She may just have to rest UP
for three years before she is in
good enough repair to make an
other movie.
*&
Apart from all the mayhem II
commits upon Miss Greer, Run
for the Sun" is fairly routine
adventure with no startling sur
prises to offer. 1t is raised a cut
above average. though, by several
contributions which make it more
palatable than the really routine
films of this sort.
It has some solid performances
for one thing, by Trevor Howard
and Peter Van Eyck as well as
by Miss Greer and Widmark. Its
screenplay was written by Dud-
ley Nichols and England's Ray
Boulting, which guarantees that
its cliches are at least literate
ones. Boulding also directed. and
he has paced his film well in
building to a suspense sequence
that gets to be nerve-tingling,
even If it is a bit overlong.
The photography of the Mex
lean settings. in SuperScope and
Eastman color. is first rate, too
Run for the Sun" presents
Widmark as a famed novelist
who has dropped out of sight
and who now is living in small
Mexican village, fishing and
drinking tequila. The editors of
a magazine called Sight, with
their editorial narrow-minded-
ness. are not content, however,
to let a man pass his time fish,
ing and drinking tequila. Miss
Greer plays a reporter for this
nosey journal, dispatched to see
why Widmark's man is doing
this.
Anyone in the audience can
tell you before Miss Greer man.
ages to start gambit number one
what is coming. First the. two
are going to find themselves
sympatico like crazy. Then he is
going to find out her true identity
and what she is up to and there
will be a large misunderstanding
Finally they will be thrown to-
gether into a mess of trouble
and by the time he gets hel
out of it he will know the truth;
she is no prying reporter at heart,
but True Love personified.
4 4 4
That is precisely what does
happen, too. in Run for the
Sun" Widmark and Miss Greer
are dumped into the Mexican
jungle in that plane crash. They
are rescued, but not very much,
since they have fallen into the
hideodt of a World War II Brit
ish traitor (Howard) and an ex-
Nazi butcher (Van Eyck).
With nothing to lose in the eff
fort, Widmark and Miss Greer
take off unarmed one night
through the jungle. Their late
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hosts follow in hot pursuit,
equipped with rifles and irate
dogs and obviously able to travel
faster. If you think, however.
that Richard Widmark can't
bring a girl through such an
ordeal to safety, what in the
name of Dudley Nichols and Ray
Boulting do you think young
American manhood is coming to-?
He does it. all right, and just
in the nick of time. 1t seems
for a while there that Mr.
Boulting may be planning to visit
some British revenge on Holly
wood, killing of Widmark and
giving the girl to Howard.
\
ART GALLERY-You1l have
to stop saying that those who
run our first-run movie theaters
are concerned with commerce
rather than art. Some of them
like art, too. The Capitol Thea
ter, for instance. is turning its
lounge into an art gallery again,
this time in conjunction with
the showing of "War and
Peace" which makes it art in
the interest of commerce.
The exhibit consists of 26
etchings by Francisco Goya,
loaned by the I. F. A. Galleries.
They were done by the Spanish
artist between 1910 and 1915
as his graphic reaction to the
war against Napoleon and the
miseries and horrors which fol-
lowed it.
The Goya exhibit already has
opened and the etchings will be
on display through October 8.
War and Peace" will open at
the Capitol next Wednesday and
be on display a lot longer than
that or somebody will. need as
pirin.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

AWAY ALL BOATS"Je Chandler George Nader in an
exciting narrative Of in the Pacific
THE DESPERATE HOURS"-Humphrey Bogars convict band
terrOrzes Frederic March's nice family.
yarn with as the
title suggests, a GallcaIly diabOIical twist.
THE KING AND I-SumptuOus musical
delight wnnngIy played by Deborah Brynner
"THE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT"-Gregory Peck
the Madison type Of Sloan wilson's novel;
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH"-DOriS Day James
Stewart and expety by Alfred Hitchcock
"PICNIC"-Wiam Holden unhnges Kim NOvak and Kansas
town in the film version of William Inges play
THE TITFIELD Observation-Disclosures British conn
edy about BrtOns and their beloved railroad.