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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Brighter Outlook

Helen Gilbert has been hiding
lot Of heortaehe and diseour.
agement behind brave smile
these last feW months. There
was such a lot said about her
When she played the young
school ra'am Mickey Rooney
fell for in Andy Hardy Gets
Spring Fever. Every one Wdnted
interviews Nth the former stu
do eeiIist who roon,ed right up
TO Leading roles IN the Hardy
picture and IN "Fiorian
Then something happened and
H-G-H let her go. But things
ook brighter for Helen from
here on IN because today Para
signed her to a long term and I
hear nice things about the test
she made. She's certainly pretty
ond tVith the breaks she should
get someuhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Sir Cedric Proves
He Can Take II

THE BRITISH can take d.
here IN Hollywood a. wei as over
there Sir Cedric HardwIcke is
proof Of that 20 hours out Of "A
Producing one film spectacle. play
ing a featured role IN another
and keeping ZIP WITH war rCfIct
activities and personal business
between times. leave the titled
Englshman an Of four hours a
day 10 sleep
A. the RKO studio be is cur
renfly playing General McLaidlaW
in Alfred Hitchcock s Before the
Fact ON The same LOT be main
ialns an Office where nc supervise,
a committee Of siN advisers noW
producing Tho British war rehci
spectacle. This Changing World
To facilitate matters during
Hardwlcko waking hours. the
studio has employed 4 haison- mar
With limousine - shuttle Tho pro-
dueer-acfor back and forth be
tween office and set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Mickey's Screen Partner
Is NeweSt Film Find
Grayson
Proves Latest
Discovery
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IF YOU think you have met all
the members Of the Hardy family
then you need to be reintroduced,
but Immediately Tor at least by
next Thursday when the latest
chapter Andy Hardy's Private
Secretary" opens at the United
Artists.
The Secretary in this case Is
one of the years most charming
surprises. She is Kathryn Grayson.
sweet II and never been kissed
except by Mickey Rooney,
A high school girl who moved
out TO California three years ago
with her parents. Kathryn never
dreamed about a movie career.
Her father, manufacturers
agent, had spent great deal Of
time and money on Kathryn's
voice when she was going to
school IN ST Louis. but no one in
-trr1r family Thought or her IN The
Klieg light at all.
kathryn has an amazing colo
votura uoice. small one, but
one Which has been carefully
trained. Little did she knoU
when she sang at an informal
party that Louis b Moyer. Who
tUds in the audience, Mould con-
slider her a u1oUie potentidiity.
But her Uoice Won such acclaim,
that she was seized upon and
RiUer-ere those intensive
training courses, Which finally
brought her leading part in one
of the "Hordy Family" series.
Also new is Todd Harms, a
high school affiliate of Mickey's
who proves his North in this his
first picture, so you can see that
this Hardy picture has more in
teresting people for you to meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

for cartoons 10 demonstrate the
performance Of certain mechanical
processes involved in the national
defense program
These cartoons would be created
specifically for the OPM. and
would receive the same care and
attention as the studios regular
productions. Defense officials VIII
seek a contract whereby Disney
Will be paid for this Work. since
the projected films would be too
expensive 10 be undertaken with
out charge
The OpM feels that \ Disney
cartoon m tho regular plant tram
ing courses would present the
technical problems in an Interest,"
ing way and would assist in main
tanning high morale among defense
workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

movement. Both Father Flanagan
and James West are authorities
on boys. and screen stories Of this
type arc good for the entire in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
" dcky Khaki

First wacky khaki comedy about
the humorous side Of Uncle Sam s
new army IN camp is Buck Pri-
Yates" which rolls batty bat
TALON Of talent into tho Fox The
alter starting Friday. Featured in
this Star-Spangled farce are Bud
Abbott and Lou Costello. serlo-
comic batfIerS Of Stage. screen and
radio: and the Andrews Sisters,
Americas top swing song trio.
Abbott and Costello are seen as
a couple Of carnival slickerS who
are chased right into the draftee
army by a tough cop. Nat Pendle-
Ton. who turns up in camp as their
sergeant. The two soldier boy mis-
fits romp through some hilarious
adventures as rockies. Helping
with the laughs as army hostesses
the Andrews Sisters give out with
some sensational new song hits,
including "Boogie Woogie Bugle
Boy" and You're a Lucky Fellow,
Mr.. Smith" and Bounce Me,
Brother. With a Solid Four" The
remainder of first rate comedy
cast includes Lee Bowman, Alan
Curtis and Jane Frazee.
Companion picture Nth Buck
PIUafes" wW be another COM
edy. "The Man Who Lost Him
self" starring Brian Aherne in
dual role as a respectable bun-
ness man and n tporthIess ecce0-
tric; and Kay Francis and Henry
Stevenson.
s. T. SakaH as a befuddled
butler, and Nils Asther. also are
prominently featured in this
story of a husband uho is forced
to inUoire a double" in his life
TO straiRhten out his difficulties
with Women. liquor, debt and
other annoyonces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

wise was explained she selected
FTcdTTC MdTCh-
Mrs. Spence. in answer 10 our
query said: Il feel Mr. March has
all the attributes necessary TO the
portrayal of my husband. a clergy
man of great faith and under
standing" The picture goes into
production IN FIVE weeks and IL
will be one OF the few with a min
lister as a hero.
II the effect is as far reaching
as Boys Town" which portrayed
Father Flanagan, The kindly priest,
IL will be a valuable contribution
10 motion pictures.
Always interesting news in
Hollywood whsn FRANK Copra
decides on moVie, for at least
rs stars Douid postpone any en-
gogement to be in a Capro film.
Today he Wos arranging 10 buy
The Flying Yorkshueman"
from Frank lloyd Who had
planned 10 bring it TO the screen
himseH.
When qusstioned Copra
about the deal he said he hoped
a few details neeessory TO the
transfer Of the film property
wouid be roned out and thot he
could start uork immediately
on Eric knight. fantasy as has
HsTt pTcfuTe- 7 dsked him about
the college story for Which he
has been paging college students
but he soys that uiH take tfu,s
TO get the right story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Film Singing Bow
For Jane Wi+hers

JANE WITHERS' talents as an
actress are well known to Holly
wood. but her fans have not been
well acquainted with her ability
as a singer
So Miss WitherS. the sonCbird
Will be introduced for one of the
few times in her career IN Her
FRS, Beau. her current picture
al Columbia. Jane is being coached
daily by Morris Stolof, Columbia
musical director, for her singing
debut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Western Star Sets
Record for Stunts

RECORD for dangerous
stunts in one picture was set by
Tim Holt, star Of Robbers of the
Range.
He climbed 10 tho top Of a
Steep-roofed cabin and fell through
The chimney when the snack col
lapsed
He dropped from the driver s
seat of a speeding stage coach
to the horses heads and recovered
the relnS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
No Novelty

WEARING 4 sarong. or
scanfy slave EIri costume she
noes IN Road 10 Zanzibar. is no
novelty 10 Dorothy Lamour She
wore a bathing SUIT ~ win a
Miss New Orleans beauty con-
test 10 years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Film Time Clock

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berry BIonde,' II -
m. 80. asa. 1881, so .. MI "fhs
Case Of the Black Parrot" 2.s5, $50
6:s3. s;ts D. ~
FoN-"Nice Girl." i2:zs. assT. tat,
1913 p. m; Little Men" II a. m, "A,
6;4s, 9ii2 o. m.
UNITED ARTIsTs-'erhs Bad Man"
~ .n9 a. M. .0G. na. s.ta p. nj
blonde Inspiration - So 3.S6, asa,
. 20 q. NJ.
NIIsON-'Fantasia." so. so D. M.
IADAAfS-"Nisacions LADY," II 20 a. M,
? -. 80. e;nf o. M "fobarcn Road,
~ 50. f:0s, : - last D. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL 49, Virginia"
~ 20. $50. 81, NJ so o. m; Here
Comes the Navy" II a. m, -, SIS,
9:G1 o.
PAiN--sTNTE-"Th Great Dictator. 8"
20 n. m. o.. 8 .0g. 0a, t0:i9 o. m. :
FATHERS son. l2.lS, 3.l6. s.ts. se7
y. m.
Nuthering Heights" a. so.
i;e5. .aa. u ~ p. m. The Great Vic
tor Herbert" - a. fn. 2 80. q. 80 y. m.
CINtNA-"The Virgin Brids." ~ 0s,
2;f5. 5;25s HOS. 10 81 .. ~. school Dor
Husbands Is. t;n5, sis. $50 p. m =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

all over tn c
c gu n TT y had
written in with
an idea many
of whom were
eager 10 play
in the Hartzel
Spence movie.
Mrs. Spence
h e RS If had
hoped a minis
ter might be
C h o sc n b u I
finally when the
difficulties at
tendant on the
selection Of a
person who is
not - a ~ A > a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

Adela and her
brot her Bo-
CART have been
doing research
and writing for
a year on a mo-
ton PIC tu + c
haxnd On he
history of the
boy scout move
upnt
James West,
chief OF the boy
scouts. Is COM
ing 10 Los An
gelos for the
luncheon t.
Ciered ath r. r
Flanagan a. NJ
en- " o Il ncS-
DAY and he Will
c on fer with
Adela and Be-
CART about their
story " hic h
should he as
valuable IN the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN-
GAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCO-
HOL,C BEVERAGES.
March ., I14,
To Wiiom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that fife Il
days after the above date, the u
dersigned proposes to sell alcoholic
beverages at these premises. de
scribed as follows:
452 Main Street,
FL Centre. California
Pursuant TO such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the State
Board of Equalization for issuance
of an alcoholic beverage license Tor
licenses) for these premises as fol-
lows:
ON SALE--BEER
Anyone desiring to protest the is
suance of such license Cs) may file
verified protest with the State
Boarl of Equalization at Sacrament
to, California, stating grounds for
denial as provided by law
MA TSOK FOON and
POON CHEW SHEUNG,
dba, Rice Bowl Cafe.
No. 267G
CM4
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEW 2-bedroOm house. Ducts for
cooling system, Rock Wool insula-
ton. Yard IL shrubs. Venetian
blinds. Call before 10 am, after
400 pm. 756 Hamilton. F. H. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

HOUSE COOLER, factory made.
Low consumption; quiet 3-speed
Wagner motor. Like new. Original
cost 500. Sacrifice at $48. 1017
Park, evenings only. 3-4-3t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
I3rBUsINEsS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP, 3 dryers, P. W. Ma
chine, steamer. 2 shampoo bowls
and chairs, manicure table and
all other equipment, good business.
Owner must sell $3.50. Phone
Draw 1922 3 ID
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

FOR RENT Sleeping room or room
and board. Price reasonable. 752
Orange. D
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

1000 used tires, All sizes and makes.
Real bargains. Quality Tire Store,
245 Main. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

I WILL not be responsible for any
debts contracted at Tommy's Cafe
in Holtville except by my writ
ten consent.-Opal Branden. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

BARGAINS in new and used May
tags. Phone 1872, Whiting Mead
Co., 1878 Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

USED DOORS, windows and sashes.
good condition, reasonable. Whit
ing Mead Co., 1878 Main, phone
l92. 3-1l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

FOR SALE or -Watchmaker's
tools, new bench. L&R cleaning
machine. Write Post-Press, box 4O4
3 5
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

WANT BOARDERS, 3 meals daily.
Mrs. Measures, Alb SO. 9Th. 3-4-3t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

PAYING Highest possible price for
your scrap iron, metal rags and
used grain sacks.
SAM NALIBOFF JUNK co.
584 Broadway Phone SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

NICE home south side on paved
street. Partly furnished, must sac
rlilce p. o. Box 241 $40
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

ROOM For Rent outside entrance,
Private bath. 692 Hamilton. If
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

23-CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
TWO GOOD BUYS

TWO GOOD BUYS
MODERN Stucco at 1881 Vine.
$3.50, with extra lot across alley
on Wensley. $500 cash and $50
per. mo. including So int.
SHORT 80 acres near Heber. Good
land ready for vegetables. Fair
house. $685.. $500 cash and easy
semi-annual payments. SO int.
See Us Today
HERBERT LOWDERMILK
Real Estate & Insurance
116 No. 9th - Phone 1894
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

FLAT TIRES repaired 35c. Recap
ping, retrea d ing, vulcanizing,
growing service. Guaranteed
Quality Tire Store, 245 Main.
3 7
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
I6-WANTED TO RENT
I7-ROOMS FOR RENT

NICELY Furnished large room pri-
vate entrance. Reasonable to de-
sirable party. $40 So. 9Th. 3 7
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

NO. 2 CEDAR shingles $40 per
square. Whiting Mead Co., 1878
Main, phone 1872. 3-l1
USED LAVATORIES $3.50 up. Good
used bath tub $40. Whiting Mead
Co., 1878 Main, phone 1872. 3-l1
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

NEW PHONE changed from Calexi-
co to Ell Centre 8723-J-3. pipe
or 100 cement headgates. Septic
tanks, water systems, etc. Sec
our stock. Prompt service. FREE
Delivery.
WIXOM'S PIPE YARD
mar G
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
27-WANTED MISC.

DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
Immediately. Brawley 84-J.
l. V. Rendering Co., Brawley, Cal
25 If
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04

TAXI SERVICE-Fair grounds 75c
City service Csc. Day or night.
Phone 1888, corner 5th and Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-04
EOR Cal

FOR SALE - Liquor, wine and
beer license with merchandise
and inventory. Also y hip. Fred
eGick refrigerator. Excellent con-
dition. Cash register, shelves
etc. Phone 37G.
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NATIONAL LOTTERIES

The suggestion has been made from
time to time that it might be we'll to estab-
lish a national lottery, the profits to go to-
ward the payment of the public debt. While
there is no probability that such scheme
will ever be adopted in the United States in
the future it would, not be without pre-
cedent
Lotteries were employed as aids to gov
eminent financing in most of the countries
of Europe from about the beginning of the
18th century. In England lotteries were
sanctioned by the government as early as
1869, and in 1912 one was established in aid
of the struggling Virginia colony.
Fanueil Hall in Boston, the cradle of
liberty was butt by lottery aid before the
Revolution, At least four different lotteries
were condacted4for.th eibenefft of Harvard
College in the cary days,dYga
Funds for prosecuting the Revolution
were raised to a considerable extent by
means of lotteries. In 1779 Massachusetts
received rake-off of more than $4,000
from a state lottery. In 1893, funds for the
establishment of the nations capital in
Washington were aided by the same means.
These are only few instances of the
employment of lotteries in aid of CONNER
cial, educational. charitable and other pur
poses during our national history. In fact,
ii was not until 1890 that Congress enacted
any law forbidding the use of mails to lot
terry enterprises.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-20
TRAINING FOR DEFENSE

William Jennings Bryan, in the days
before the World War, was fond of decry-
ing the establishment of trained and
standing army in the United States, be-
cause, he liked to declare:
"A million armed men would spring
to thescolors overnightin timeso danger.
4 Bryan may Or may not have learned,
as most people already know, that Ameri-
cars no longer were in a position to whip
out the family squirrel gun and repel in
vasion from behind the pasture wall.
When this countrys first great army
was in training then, it was a shock to many
citizens who had fondly considered theirs
a nation of sharpshooters, to learn that the
average citizen no longer was an expert
with the rifle, and that many citizens, in
fact, had never touched one.
Thus it proved then, and is proving
again that nations army does not spring
into readiness at moments notice. One
part of nation spends months in training,
while another part spends months and
years in building the tools with which the
first part eventually will fight.
In Key West on TuesdaY Of next week.
another part of the population. which the
government that other time did not touch,
VII be called on to organize for the type
of mass training which a nation must under
go in the new type of war.
At mass meeting, scheduled for
Tuesday night at the county courthouse,
Monroe county men will take the first steps
in preparing for q training program which
will insure that in time of emergency, I'M
trained and unarmed men do not have to
spring wildly anyplace.
Bryan's army would not have gone far,
even if it had been miraculously armed,
without training.
And Monroe county's men, willing
though they might and would be, couldn't
go far, either without the discipline and
training they will get under the newly or
gained state defense unit.
They will be "springing to the colors"
right on, but in methodical way which
will bring results if ever an emergency does
arise.
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AND RATTLE CRUISERS

This month"; the battleship South Da-
kota was launched at Camden. II. ].
Ii Is. the third 35.000-ton unit for the
Navy Already the washington and North
Carolina. sister ships to the South Dakota,
have been commissioned. There is much
work yet to be done on the South Dakota
but she will probably be ready for action
in less than a year
Some idea of the construction under
way for the Navy can be gained from the
fact that when the South Dakota leaves the
ways. the keel of new warship viii be i'm
mediately laid This viii be one of six battle
cruisers which the New York Shipbuilding
Corporation is building for the Navy. They
are designed to mount twelve of fourteen
inch guns and to weigh between $4,000 and
$1,000 tons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-20
Gina talked excisedly, her eyes shining.

Howe, and Julie instantly sought
out Eve and Neil.
How is your mother" Julie
inquired brightly of the young
man Mrs. Marbury tells me she
lives abroad"
Eve was almost sick with en-
harrassn1eat at jules temerity.
j but Neil evidently thought the
question entirely usual.
Shes fine" he said cordially.
I'm trying to persuade her to
come back here to live"
Julie beamed on him approving
ly and Eve knew. with a sinking
heart. that later she would have
| to listen to a series of "I-told-
you-so's," referring to the fact
that wealthy young men were as
limpressi0nable as any others. She
looked again at Neil's cleaH-cut
profile, and didn't miEd so much.
The others we're leaving now,
drifting away by two's and
three's. Eve plucked at jules
arm. but the older woman shook
her head
Mrs. Marbury's asked us TO
have dinner with them. down.
stairs she whispered.
''I'll beg for an invitation, too,
Neil promised, starting toward his
hostess. Watch me break I'D this
conference"
He was as good as his word.
Il won't have TO starve." he
shouted at Eve triumphantly.
what say we save our big plan
| for afterward?" He made elabo-
rate motions at Gina. 4 want
| food.
What big plan?" Mrs. Mar
bury demanded.
Nothing much" Gina airily
looked around at her arch con-
spirators. "Just that we thought
maybe we could help Mr.. Rod
man decide about the house. Ham
can hire an aquaplane--we'd be
down there in a few hours. Save
you an awful lot Of bother--writ-
ing reports and things" she
added sweetly to the glowering
Brett.
Writing reports Is part of my
work, he said shortly But plan
ming house parties in some place
I've never seen, isn't II ynu want
/ TO 20 down there and look Ii over.
I'm give you directions. But count
me out He turned away in dis
gust. but Gina. winking al Eve.
said humbly:
aFm sorry. Mr.. Rodman. just
thought--oh, il doesn't matter.
LETS all adjourn 10 the dining
room. Aunt Helen.
Brett was Instantly contrite. j
didn't mean 20 be rudess be ba-
gan
Il guess Just don't understand
old houses Gina said. stflI with
| . little girl air. But | am inter
lested IN them
Thai's-that's anes- Brett said
with false heartfnexa Perhaps
If tire plane stayed to take you CT
within an hour or two. trip
might be arranged
| Eve ard Neil looked a. each
Iosher ard smiled. Gina bad won.
for the mument
To bs ssntlnsea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-20

WHO KNOWS?
See THE Answers" on Page 1


CAS- change this week, we
list ten events of 1910; see If you
can tell the months in which
they occurred.)
l. Republican convention NOM
mated Wendell Willkie for the
presidency
Q. us. Supreme Court cele-
brates the l05th anniversary Of
its first sitting.
8. 16,313,240 men, ages % to 35,
inclusive, registered in first peace
time draft.
4. Prohibition party nominated
Roger Babson for President.
S. Henry A. Wallace accepted
Democratic nomination for vice.
president.
6. Bomb, taken from British
pavilion, exploded at New York
Worlds Fair.
Z. President Roosevelt, in radio
address, announced all possible
aid to Great Britain and other
anti-Axis countries.
s. Fifty responsible men and
women" of Pittsburgh offered
81, 100000 for capture of Adolf
Hitler alive.
9. us. transferred SO average
destroyers to Great Britain in re-
turn for eight strategic bases in
THE Western Hemisphere.
10. Tacoma Narrows Bridge coll
lapsed, falling into Puget Sound,
/ 1870 feet below.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-20
Chapter Three
Island Haven

THE newcomer disregarded
Gina md went straight to her
aunt.
You're late. Mr.. Rodman." she
reproached him.
81 called Mr.. Marbury and he
asked me to stop and bring Mr..
Howe along. -"
Il must make the excuse. Mrs.
Marbury," the older man broke
in, his voice like the dry rustic of
paper. Il happened to be in court
when Mr. Rodman called and
couldn't leave at once. Important
case"
MIR. Howe is my husbands
lawyer, Mrs. Emerson" Mrs.
Marbury explained, not bother
ing to introduce Brett Rodman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-20

romantic story attached to that; /
didn't pay much attention to il. !"
He wouldn't, Eve thought. Her
eyes met his as he glanced around.
Involuntarily, she Strengthened,
as if he had spoken sharply to
her. But Gina's draWl brought him
back to his story.
Then there's no one living
there at all-on the whole
island?" she asked.
Just a couple Of caretakers.
The place has changed hands
many times; it's now owned by an
estate"
But if they live there, the
house can't be in such bad shape"
she argued.
My dear Miss Goodell, you
must let me reserve decision on
that until / see the place. | didn't
really intend to raise such a fuss
about it" Brett added to Mrs.
Marbury, "but when | mentioned
it to your husband over the phone,
he seemed to be afraid you'd sign
up without waiting to consult
him.
Theodore is so businesslike,"
Mrs, Marbury murmured sooth-
ingly.
ESeapade
NINA beckoned to Hamilton
~ Willard and. corralling Neil
and Eve as she went. darted off
into one corner. There she talked
excitedly, her eyes shining. They
drifted back to the others after
a minute, but Mrs. Marbury was
talking to both Brett and Mr..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-20

Noel Thompson was honored by
group of friends Thursday night
at wiener roast near the bollle-
ward. Present were Mrs. Caesar
Catala, the Misses Lulie, Ruby,
Ora, lima, Gladys and Claudia
johnson, Edna Garcia, Wilhel-
nina Goehring, Rose Catala, An
ME Gardner. John Saunders, John
Esperdy. Jose Catala. Frank Pho
della. Fred Dion and George Roker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-20

YESTERDAY: Julie Emerson.
a capable actress just little
past her prime. and her young
friend Eve Prentice. haze gon
q good deal OF money in an adj
vertis1ng contest. and at jules
insistence haze come to an er-
penSiUe hotel TO spend it. Julie
speaks of Eve as her niece, and
is trying TO engineer good mar
Tiage for her. At last she has
had an Invitation from Mrs. Mar
bury. and Eve and Gina Goodeii.
Mrs. Marbury's niece, hare
struck up a friendship.