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For a
BETTER
LEASE
ON
SIGHT
SEE THE
M. A. LEESE
Optical Company
614 9th ST. N.W.
Established Over SO Years
Bar Votes to lighten
Admissions Rules for
Out-of-Town Lawyers
The Bar Association of the Dis
trict of Columbia today was on
record as favoring the changes in
local bar admission procedure for
lawyers of other jurisdictions pro
posed by the District Court Commit
tee on Admissions and Grievances.
The association gave its indorse
ment at a meeting in the Mayflower
Hotel last night by approving a re
port of a committee which recom
mended the rule adjustments advo
cated by the court group.
Col. Walter C. Clephane, chairman
of the court committee, explained
the changes were intended to raise
standards for admission of out-of
town lawyers and remove inequities
which he said arose out of the pres
ent reciprocity system.
The amended rules, which must
be approved by District Court to
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
ranni in a nth *■ n. c. av. s.e.
tHflULIRA Cont. From 5.45 PM
•'THEY WERE EXPBNDABLE.” ROBERT
MONTGOMERY, JOHN WAYNE. DONNA
REED. News. Technicolor. "ISLE OP
TABU,’1
CIRCLE 2103 Po- Av*- NW- RE- 0,84
Today Only—"ALI B^BI AND THE FORTY
THIEVES’’ i in Technicolor i with Maria
Montez, Turhan Bey, Jon Hall at 6. 7:45,
li .40.
DUNBARTON
1349 Wisconsin Av«.
Ml. 1154
Labi Day — Two Main Features — DAVE
KrVEN in "THE WAV AHEAD." Plus
“SCOTLAND YARD INVESTIGATOR,’* SIR
AUBREY SMITH
GREENBELT
Greenbeil, Md.
Greenbell 2222
Double Feature—A. DRAKE. J. BLAIR In
"TARS AND SPARS" and E. ARNOLD In
"THE HIDDEN EYE." At 7. 8:31).
I IDA 3227 M S'- N W- WHITE ONLY.
Michigan 5890
Last Day—Two Main Hits—"PILLOW TO
POST" Plus "PENNHOUSE RHYTHM."
13th A H St,. N W.
Continuous 2-11
"RESURRECTION” and "THE
DRAGON”
PIX
RED
LITTLE
608 Ninth St. N.W.
Bet. FAG
‘PRISONER OF ZENDA.”
REED
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
In
1723 King. St., Alex. 3445
Parking Space.
CORNEL WILDE. ANITA LOUISE
"BANDIT OF SHERWOOD FOREST."
819 King St.—Alex. 9226
Mat. Daily.
LON CHANEY. BELA LAGUSI in "HOUSE
OF DRACULA.'*
RICHMOND
ARLINGTON, VA.
SHIRLINGTON s,‘
GARY COOPER. LORRAINE DAY in
STORY op DR. WASSEL."
miTPr 1513 Seminary Rd., Alex.r
ItEiIl I nc> Va (FaiHington, Va.)
Phone Temple 1000 for Information.
Ample Free Parking. 7-0 P.M.
“SARATOGA TRUNK.'- GARY COOP
ER. INGRID BERGMAN.
CT&Tr Phone Fal,s Church 1555
Shows 7 and 9 P.M.
“SARATOGA TRUNK.” GARY COOP
ER. INGRID BERGMAN.
1 rP A Treat for the Entire Family.
Shows 7 and 9 P.M.
•THE HURRICANE.” DOROTHY LA
MOUR. JON HALL. _____
ARLINGTON CoL Pike & s-w
more St. OX. 2999
■three: strangers." Sidney
GREENSTREET. PETER LORRE.
UTTI Cf|U 1729 Wilson Blvd.
mi<aun phone ox 1480
"SARATOGA TRUNK." GARY COOP
ER. INGRID BERGMAN.__
ASHTON 3166 wilson B,vd
Phone OXford 1139
THE HURRICANE.” DOROTHY LA
MOUR. JON HALL._
BUCKINGHAM GW~Pmh- Dr
Phone OX. 0444
"SARATOGA TRUNK." GARY COOP
ER. INGRID BERGMAN.
ni mr 2130 No- Glebe Rd
ULLDIi Oxford 4264
‘THREE STRANGERS." SIDNEY
GREENSTREET. PETER LORRE.
FAIRLAWN AMUSEMENT
COMPANY THEATERS
ATLANTIC “ s,‘ - sTRCari,1°d
The Suspenseful Thriller—“THE LAST
CHANCE." At 6:55, 9:“5. Also Three
Stooges Comedy.____
CAPITOL Copi^,H» Md‘
Closed for Remodeling._
rnurorcc 2931 Nichoi, Av«. s.e.
tUnbllLdd TR. 8700
BETTY HUTTON. BARRY FITZGER
ALD in "THE STORK CLUB. At
8:15. 8. 9:50.
FAIRLAWN 342 Good Hop*
Rd. S.E. II. 9*93
CLARK GABLE, GREER GAR'jON In
"ADVENTURE." At 6:35, OTo.
HIGHLAND 2533 Tunn*'5 E
GARY COOPER. INGRID BERGMAN
in SARATOGA TRUNK." At 6:30
end 9.
—SIDNEY LOST THEATERS—
VXVtlfnnn Eastern Ave. A Varnum St.
KAYWUUU Rainier, Md. WA. 8899
Washington’s Newest. Finest Theatre.
Last Day—At ft: 15. 8:10.1 "Thf—SYb
NEY GREENSTREET. PETER LDRRE.
GERALDINE FITZGERALD in ’ THREE
STR ANGERS’’__
DPTUrCm 7719 Wisconsin Ave.
AI.inE.aUH Bethesda, Md.
WI. 2888 or 0680—Free Parkin*
Today. Tomorrow—At tt:44. 0:16—
GARY COOPER. INGRID BERGMAN in
"SARATOGA TRUNK.” Enjoy our
Retiscope screen—the finest in Amer
ica.__
CAMEO 34,h Va. 9746.* N-E
Double Feature—Last Full Show 8:11—
LANA TURNER. JOHN HODIAK in
"MARRIAGE IS PRIVATE AFFAIR
i^demnityt
HYATTSVILLE ELS..™:
IN. 1230 or HY 0552—Free Parkin*.
Last Day—At 8:25. fl—GARY COOP
ER. INGRID BERGMAN in "SARA
TOGA TRUNK.’’
Friday—One Day Only
ALL-COMEDY SHOW
With 3 Stooges. Vera Vague. Disney,
Puppetoon. Animal, etc._
Mil A Rockville Md. Rock. 191.
nileU Free Parking.
Last Day — At 7:20, 0:20 — DEANNA
DURBIN. CHARLES LAUGHTON.
FRANCHOT TONE in "BECAUSE OF
HIM.”__ _
MARLBORO Upp*r M^r,7Md'
Today. Tomorrow —• At 7:25. 0:22—
JOHN PAYNE. MAUREEN OHARA in
"SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY"
Friday—One Day Only
ALL-COMEDY SHOW
With :t Stooges. Vera Vague. Disney,
Donald Duck. Puppetoon. Animal, etc.
HIPPODROME n7ymeAv;69°4: 9,h
LILLIAN HELLMAN'S
“THESE THREE”
With MERLE OBERON. MIRIAM HOP
KINS. JOEL McCREA, WALTER BREN
NAN.
-K B THEATERS
APEX
48th & Mass. Ave. N.W.
Woodley 4600
First and Only Uptown Showin*.
“THE LAST CHANCE.”
Shown at 2. 4:36. 7:10. 9:45.
Also Laurel and Hardy in
-MUSIC BOX.”
Shown at 1:30. 4:05. 0:40. 9:15._
ATLAS
1331 H St. N.E. AT. 8300
CLARK GABLE. GREER GARSON
In “ADVENTURE.”
Also
CHARLES COBURN. JOAN BENNETT,
in "COLONEL EFFINGHAM'S RAID."
PRINCESS
1119 H St. N.E.
TR 9200.
EDWARD ARNOLD
in “THE HIDDEN EYE.”
Plus
ANN MILLER. WILLIAM WRIGHT
in “EVE KNEW HER APPLES.”
SENATOR
Minn. Ava. at Banning
Rd. N.E. TR. 2600
PAT O'BRIEN RUTH WARWICK.
ALAN HALE in “PERILOUS HOLIDAY '
Shown »t 7:25 and !):40 PM. Also
LAUREL AND HARDY in “THE
CRIMP "_
NAYLOR
28th and Alabama
Ave. S.E. AT. 7270.
C-*3 Bus to the Door
‘ THE LAST CHANCE '•
Feature at 0:30. 9:10.
Also ‘ NAUGHTY NANETTE.'*
HISERBETHESDA
TONIGHT AT 8:30 P.M.
The Montgomery Players Present
on the Stage Noel Coward s Gay
“BLITHE SPIRIT,”
A Comedy in Three Acts. All Seats. 51.20
fIncluding Tax'. Ticket* Available for
Tonight a Perlormance at Box Office.
£ <=;
St
<
£
s 2
v- 3:
o Q
5 *
2 *
^ o
«
a.
All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature Is
Presented.
Theaters Having Matinees.
AMBASSADOR «**£*£
Matinee at 1 P.M
BING CROSBY, BOB HOPE. DORO
THY LAMOUR In “ROAD TO UTO
PIA” At 1. 2:46, 4:20, 6:20, 8:05,
15th & E N.E.
U. 3300. Mot 1 P.M.
Parting Space Available to Patron*.
Today Through Friday—GARY COOP
ER, INGRID BERGMAN. SARATOGA
TRUNK. 1:20. 3:55. B:40. 11:30.
BEVERLY
PAIVrRT 2324 Wi». Ave. N.W.
liHLTLIU wo 234J Mot , PM
Parking Spare Available to Patrons.
Today and Tomorrow — GARY
COOPER, INGRID BERGMAN in
"SARATOGA TRUNK.” At 1:25, 4:05,
fi:45. 11:25. Cartoon.
CENTRAL 425 s* n.w. I
LE.ni HAL ME. 2841. Open. 10:43
Today Through Friday—LEON ER
ROL. FRANKIE CARLE In “RIVER- i
BOAT RHYTHM." At 11. 1:25. 4:15.
T, 0:50. THOMAS MITCHELL In
“SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON." At
12:15, 3:05, 6:50, 8:40.
KFNNPnV Kennedy Nr. 4th N.W.
nUIRbUI ra. 6600. Mol 1 P.M.
Parking Snace Available to Patron*.
Today and Tomorrow—RANDOLPH
SCOTT, ANN DVORAK, “ABILENE
TOWN.” 1:30, 3:30, 5:30. 7:30, 9:30
PENN
Pa. Ave. at 7th S.E.
FR. 5200. Mat 1 P.M.
Parking Space Available to Patrona
Today Through Friday — GARY
COOPER. INGRID BERGMAN in
"SARATOGA TRUNK.” At 1:28,
4:05. 0:45. 9:25.
SHERIDAN MathrrpdMn‘
Today and Tomorrow—PAT O'BRIEN,
RUTH WARRICK in PERILOUS
HOLIDAY” At 1:20. 2:45, 4:30,
0:15. 8. 9:45.
SII VFR Ga- Ave. 4 Coletville Pike
dlli V lilt SH 5500 Ma, , p M
Parking Space Available to Patrona.
Today and Tomorrow—PAT O'BRIEN
RUTH WARRICK In "PERILOUS
HOLIDAY" At 1:30, 3:35, 5:35,
7:35. 9:40.
Tivm I ,4,h 4 Pork Rd. N.W.
1IVVK1 CO. 1800. Mat 1 P.M.
Today and Tomorrow — GARY
COOPER. INGRID BERGMAN In
"SARATOGA TRUNK.” At 1:20, 3:55,
0:35. 9:10.
UPTOWN Gonn- Ave. & Newark.
WI ivnn WQ 54QQ Mo) , p M
Last Day—GARY COOPER. INGRID
BERGMAN in "SARATOGA TRUNK."
At 1:25. 4:10. 0:55. 9:40.
Theaters Having Eve. Performances
APOLLO 6?4 H st NE
FR. 5300.
Last Day—JOAN LESLIE. ROBERT
ALDA in "CINDERELLA JONES.” At
8:15. 8. 9:45.
AViU ON 3612 Conn. Ave. N.W.
HVHiiUll WQ 2600.
Today and Tomorrow—PAT O'BRIEN.
RUTH WARRICK in "PERILOUS
HOLIDAY." At 0:15. R. 9:45.
AVE. GRAND *« Po2^*-5 E
Last Day—CLARK GABLE. GRIER
GARSON In "ADVENTURE." At
8:40. 9:15.
COLONY 4935 GE.'8500.’ N W‘
Today and Tomorrow—DOROTHY
LAMOUR. ARTURO DE CORDOVA
in MASQUERADE IN MEXICO." At
5:15. 7:55. 9:40.
HONE
1230 C St. N.E.
TR. 8188.
Last Day—JOHN HOWARD. ELLEN
DREW in "TEXAS RANGERS RIDE
AGAIN. At 0:30. 9:45. JOHN GAR
FIELD. ELEANOR PARKER. "PRIDE
OP THE MARINES." 7:35
SAVOY 3030 14,h S'- N.W.
"** T W1 CO. 4968.
Last Day—REX HARRISON. CON
STANCE CUMMINGS. "BLITHE SPIR
IT' (in Tech ). 0:15. 8:05. 9:50
vrrn 8244 Go. Ave., Silver Spring
SH. 2540. Parking Space.
BETTY HUTTON. BARRY
FITZGERALD In "STORK CLUB."
At 0:1 6. 9:35. JOAN BENNETT. ED
WARD G ROBINSON In "SCARLET
STREET- At 7:55.
TAKOMA,
4th & Butternut St*.
GE. 4312. Par kina Space
i^T5tD*7—DOROTHY LAMOTTR. AR
TURO DE CORDOVA. "MASQUERADI
IN MEXICO." 0:15, 8:05. 10:05*°
YORK Ga' Av*' 4 Qu«b« PL N.W
RA. 4400.
Last Day—DICK POWHL WALTE1
SLEZAK in "CORNERED." At «:2C
8:10, 9:00.
THE VILLAGE
1307 R.l.
Ave. N.f.
Phone MI. 9327
“SARATOGA TRUNK,”
GARY COOFER, IN GRID BERGMAN
NEWTON ,2,hs* NN7,on
“PERILOUS HOLIDAY,”
PAT O’BRIEN. RUTH WARWICK.
JESSE THEATER
Irv
Fhone DU. 986 L*
Double Feature.
“DAKOTA,”
JOHN. WAYNE, WALTER BRENNAN.
The Flying Serpent
GEORGE ZUCCO. HOPE KRAM
:AMER.
SYLVAN Ut St 4 *• '• a»«. n.w.
MiasTMI Phono NOrth 96*9.
Double Feature.
“Sailor Takes a Wife,”
ROBERT WALKER. JUNE ALLYBON.
“GAY BLADES,”
_ALLAN LANE. JEAN ROGERS.
VERNON 3707 ML Vernon
vuimin Ave AI,x-> Va
THE
NEW ,a
One Block From Presidential Gardens
Phone Ale*. 3121.
Tree Parkint in Rear of Theater
“SARATOGA TRUNK,”
GARY COOPER. INGRID BERGMAN
ACADEMY
535 8th St. S.E.
LI. 9616.
, _ _Double Feature.
‘No Time for Comedy,”
JAMES STEWART. ROSALIND
RUSSELL
“The Flying Serpent.”
GEORGE ZUCCO. HOPE KRAMER
STANTON
513 C St. N.E.
U- 5347
“Leave Her To Heaven”
GENE TIERNEY. CORNEL WILDE
Added Attractions:
PLANTATION MELODIES" — Fea
ture tte "ONCE OVER LIGHTLY"—
Comedy.
Colored Theaters
HOWARD 7,h 4 T Sts N w
Bwniuui Opens 12;(X)
Stage — DURSQS SPOOK SHOW
Screen—“CATMAN OF PARIS."
LINCOLN 12,3 u *»■ N W
Opens 12:30 P.M.
QgNE TngtNKY. CORNEL WILDE.
"LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN "
REPUBLIC ’343 U St. N.W.
_ Opens 12:30 P.M.
BARBARA STANWYCK. GEORGE
BRENT. "MY REPUTATION."
B00KER-T 1433 u »• n.w.
Opens 10:43 A.M.
K^n|'ABIEir"llng! "BLACK MAR
BROADWAY 13,3 7,h st- n.w.
* Opens !0:43 A.M.
PAUL muni, merle'oberon. COR
NEL WILDE in "A SONG TO RE
MEMBER."
ROSALIA
RAPHAEL 1409 9,h s' N w
Opens 10:43 A.M.
CONSTANCE MOON in “MEXICANA"
and "DANGEROUS PARTNERS "_
218 F St. S.W.
Opens 10:45 A.M.
DOROTHY McGUIRE. ROBERT
YOUNG in "ENCHANTED COTTAGE"
and "HOUSE OP PEAR."
26th & M Sts. N.W.
Opens 2:30
ALAN LADD. VERONICA LAKE In
MOTT
"THIS GUN FOR HIRE."
LANGSTON “ ■
Darin*! StartlUif! *'BLACK MAR
KET BABIES.M
become effective, would require'at
torneys from other jurisdictions
seeking admission here to meet the
educational requirements demanded
of District applicants or establish
that they bad practiced for five
years in their own States.
Col. Clephane said the reciprocity
rules were being circumvented in
many cases, were operating to deny
local privileges to many worthy ap
plicants from elsewhere and were
making necessary the admission of
some lawyers having unimpressive
qualifications.
The association voted down a pro
posed change in its by-laws which
would have permitted its Committee
on Judicial Selection to add its own
suggestions to names submitted by
^individual members for forwarding
to the Attorney General as associa
tion nominees for local judicial
posts.
The business meeting was fol
lowed by a “gripe session" during
which members aired their views on
court procedural policies here, the
need for giving returning veterans
I a share of legal business and other
matters.
Noting that a number of the com
plaints were directed at local courts,
Justice Henry A. Schweinhaut of
District Court rose to “gripe” in
reply that, although he was sup
posed to be the court’s liaison officer
with the bar association, he had not
been approached by the association’s
Appropriate Committee with respect
to troubles of the lawyers. He said
he had assumed, therefore, that the
committee had nothing of which to
complain.
Chief Judge George P. Barse of
Municipal Court said he had no
"gripes” and expressed appreciation
for what he said were the continu
ing cordial relations between the
bar association»and his court. How
ever, Municipal Court came in for
a share of the good-natured com
plaints of individual members.
The association was told plans
were proceeding satisfactorily for
the all-day outing to be held June
4 at Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Symphony Association
Elects Board Tomorrow
The annual meeting of the Na
tional Symphony Orchestra Associa
tion will be held at 5 p.m. tomorrow
in Room A of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, 1615 H
street N.W.
The membership, numbering more
than 1200, will elect the 10-man
board of directors and E. R. Finken
staedt, association president, will re
port on the past season's activities.
Complete Stock
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Law 'Gripe' Points
To Unprotected
But Tasty Pig
Since 1944, a pig in the District
has been without legal protection
from seizure, and Lawrence Koe
nigsberger, sole member of the Dis
trict Board of Tax Appeals, has
come to its assistance.
True, the cow and the sheep have
been deprived of protection also, but
Mr. Koenigsberger has little sym
pathy for their lot.
In a "gripe session” last night at
a meeting of the Bar Association
of the District of Columbia in the
Mayflower Hotel, Mr. Koenigsberger
pointed, out that, in 1944, a pro
vision in the District Code exempt
ing ‘‘one cow, one swine, six sheep,”
from assets subject to attachment
LOANS
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A cow, Mr. Koenigsberger said,
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Sheep were useful only to be sepa
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other hand, was not only tasty but
necessary to the casting of pearls
and deserved better treatment, he
insisted solemnly.
Wild pig skins shipped from Co
lombia in seven months were val
ued at nearly $125,000.
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