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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-02
TO DISCUSS PLANS
 FOR ARMISTTCE DAY

Francis ". Orencole will preside tomorrow evening at q session of the ArmiStice Day general commit tee, which will meet in the nity court rooms at seven o'clock. Re- ports from various subcomniittees will be heard, and arrangements made for the Armistice Day pa rade, w
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-02

For the first five-month period of he current year. truck registra- tions totaled 326,s49, gain of 32 per cent over the first five months of 1940.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
Birthday Party For
Mrs. Annie Kemp

A birthday party was given by
Mrs. Lawton Watson in honor of
Mrs. Annie Kemp, 81 years of
age, Friday afternoon at No. 4
Catholic Lane. Friends who
hadn't seen Mrs. Kemp in years
attended and wished her many
birthday greetings.
Although 81 years of age Mrs.
Kemp was able to be up and ac-
tive at her age.
Cake and punch was served dur
ing the afternoon.
Guests who called during the
afternoon to wish Mrs. Kemp a
happy birthday were:
Mesdames Lawton Watson,
Annie Adams. Mamie Watkins,
Rosie Peat, Jane Knowles, Ruby
Watkins, Annie Watkins, Mamie
Adams, Juliette Russell, Lima
Lopez, Lila Johnson. Lizzie Saw
yer, Emma Charlow, Helena
Knowles, Gertrude Herrera,
Ellen Roberts, Sallie Roberts,
John Roberts, Ross Sawyer, Lyle
Levin, Ruby Roberts, Isabel
Rogers, Rev. Howell, Myrna Lee
Curry, Rev. Florence De Lanoy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
Glee Club To Put
On Operetta

Annual operetta sponsored by
the Glee Club of Key West High
School will this year be entitled
Love Pirates in Hawaii"
This musical revue will be CIV
en- on Friday, March IA, in the
auditorium of Key West High
School and will depict typical
scenes of the romantic islands in
the South Seas.
Operetta will be directed by
Miss Madeline Weeks, musical
instructor of the Key West Junior
Senior High School.
Tickets will be on sale every
day next week in front of the
Palace Theater from to $50
p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
CASA MARINA
FISHING NOTES
MAY D. Beale).

Ralph E. Batten, of Winnetka,
Ill., seems to be holding a one
man competition out here. Not
content with catching 431a-
pound cobia on Wednesday, he
went out Thursday and beat his
own record by bringing in a 5l1a
FOUNDER. 1t really is too bad that
these aren't eligible for some con-
test, although Mr.. Batten SEEM
ingly is very content with the
fun he's having.
He does complain bit, how
ever, that his brother, P. H. Bat
ten, of Racine, Wis, brought in
bigger fish Thursday-a 48-
pound grouper. But seeing that
he himself landed a 4712 FOUNDER
we don't think he has much of
a kick coming. After all, he
can't have all the fun. Both
grouper are eligible for the Casa
Marina record board, pushing
Wednesdays entry "overboard".
The first tarpon of the season
among Casa Marina fishermen
was brought in Thursday by Ber-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
ANNOUNCE CIVIL
SERVICE EXAM

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open
competitive examination for the
position of Machinist Applica-
tions may be filed until further
notice.
Further information and APP
plication blanks may be obtained
from the Recorder, Labor Board,
Room 1903, Post Office Building,
Key West, Florida; from the Sec
rotary, Board of u. S. Civil Serv-
ice Examiners, Post Office, Key
West, Florida; or the Manager,
Fifth u. S. Civil Service District,
New Post Office Building, At
lanta, Georgia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

and Miss Marion Blaine, of New
York, came back with hard
luck story Thursday. They had
a whopper hooked-they are not
sure whether it was marlin or
a sail, they said-but after cavort-
ing bit, it made a dash for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
PIT. A. Members
Hold Meeting

Junior and senior high school
PIT. A. members held joint
meeting Tuesday night to elect a
nominating committee of Mrs.
Grace Hilton, Mrs. Lawton Wat
son and Mrs. Gerald Adams.
Members of the group enjoyed
a social hour and heard a pro-
gram presented by Mrs. John
Offutt, Miss EIenor Larsen, Miss
Persis Larsen and Miss Morgan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
SID ELIG H I S
BY MARCY B. DARNALL
Former Editor of The Citizen

The destroyer Ingraham, near
ing completion at Charleston, is
named for Captain Duncan N. In
graham, who served in the Con-
federate Navy. Before the Civil
War, however, he was in the
United States Navy, and received
the thanks of Congress for his
handling of an international af-
fair with Austria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
CLOSES AT NOON

The office of DIR. Ramon Rod
riguez will close at noon Thurs
day, instead of being closed all
day, as was reported in The Citi-
zen Yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
Today's Horoscope

Today gives love of romance.
combined with ability of high
grade, if the mind can be stead
led. Avoid solitude and seek the
companionship of strong natures.
The danger of collapse in middle
age may be warded off by care of
health and by conserving the en-
ergies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
Sundays
Horoscope

Today gives something of a
changeable nature, but with
strong indications of adventure
There is a great love of sports of
the ruder variety. Some condi-
tions favor travel. You should
guard against accidents and keep
the passions well under control.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

Doing needlepoint is the un-
usual hobby of Congressman
John w. Boehne, Jr., of Evans
vile, Ind. He is now working on
a large wall hanging, on which he
is said to spend most of his spare
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08
Love Pirates In Hawaii

Annual Operetta sponsored by
Key West High School Glee Club
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Friday. March IA. 8:ls p. m
Gen. Adm. CSC; Reserved Seats soc
Tickets on sale daily in front of
Palace Theater, 4 to $50 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

Marriages in the United States
totalled approximately 100000
during 1910, the largest number
in the nations history. and a gain
of about II per cent over 1889. A
considerable portion of this in
crease is attributed to those who
married to escape the draft.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

DR.. and Mrs. Julio DePoo re-
turned yesterday from Havana
after a pleasant stay of two weeks
in the Cuban capital. While
there, they joined in many of the
gay parties and dances of the
carnivals, now at the height of
the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

''home" and the boat simply
couldn't keep pace with it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

E. R. Lowe, Justice of the Peace
at Tavernier, was among the re-
cent arrivals in Key West for a
business and pleasure visit of sew
eral days. t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

Miss Yulee Parker, after spend
ing several days visiting in Key
West with relatives, left yester-
day for her home in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

tram c. Hopeman, of Waynes-
boro, Va, fishing from his own
boat. We won't embarrass Mr..
Hopeman any further by boast
ing the size-suffice it to say it
was tarpon, and the first of the
season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

One of the most drastic GRIM
inal codes was recently made eff
fective in Rumania. It prescribes
the death penalty for drawing
anti-government cartoons. and up
to Is years at hard labor for sing
ing political songs in the streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

Subscribe to The Citizen, zoe
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

K. H. Woolson, of Springfield,
VT, seems to be going after per
NIT in a big way. He was out
yesterday and brought in nice
15-pounder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

To conserve dress material,
British women will wear shorter
skirts this spring, with lengths
about IS inches from the ground.
A fashion authority states that
this will be only one or two inches
shorter than the American aver
age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

A bill has been introduced in
the Kansas Legislature to repeal
an existing law which forbids the
eating of snakes at public exhibit
tions. Representative D. w.
Stewart, author of the bill, says
there have been no violations of
the old law reported in many
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

Last year, through carelessness
in writing addresses, 61,190 un-
delivered letters containing
money were handled by the postal
service. The total amount i'm
volved was $85,326.69, much of
which was finally returned to the
senderS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

President Roosevelt has given
away the old gray hat he wore for
luck during his three successful
campaigns. 1t was donated to be
sold at auction for the benefit of
a relief fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

Sheriff Berlin Sawyer, who has
been attending the two-day sher-
ifs convention at Bradenton, re-
turned here last night.
J. B. Allen, business manager
of The Citizen, left today for Mi
ami where he will spend a two
weeks vacation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-08

The first tarpon of the season
among Casa Marina fishermen
was brought in Thursday by Ber-
Evening star., 1941-07-27

resembling the old days Of Sennett
custard pies.
From her cinemauc beginning as
q mousey little type, she
changed into a highly charged ORR
entail glamour woman, only to be
metamorphosed suddenly into an
outdoorish, wind-blown and Win
some English lass.
From her simple British role in
"The Dark Angel she was abrupt
ly changed into a glamour girl in
The Divorce of Lady X" only to
be thoroughly de-glamourized in a
mud bath and swimming pool dunk
ing in The Cowboy and the Lady"
In "Wuthering Heights she be-
came q long-suffering 10Th GEN.
tury heroine who was drenched
in man-made rainStorm. was
slapped soundly three times by
Laurence Olivier, and finally was
dropped into copper tub for a
10Th century Saturday night.
In The Lion Has Wings she be-
came a present-day heroine who
fought for the cause of her country
and stood for all that is noble in
vomanhood, and in Over the
Moon she became the pampered
young thing who more or less rep
resents the worst in today's girls.
I'VE Shall Meet Again" gave her
another tragic American girl role.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

g An avowed diSbeliever in the
novel with a purpose, DR.. Cronin
has been an equally eloquent tif
unappointedD champion of the
under dog" The Stars Look
Down" like The Citadel" discusses
the rights and hopes of English
coal miners and, inferentially, how
these problems relate to the present
state of the world.
When he is asked to explain his
special preoccupation with the poor
and underprivileged, DR.. Cronin will
tell you that in his medical career
he has spent great deal of the
relationship between poverty and
sickness and that he feels impelled
to write of it.
In joining the large group Of
physicians or would-be doctors Of
literary bent-a group that would
include Nostradamus. DR.. Axel
Munthe. Victor Heiser and Somer-
set Haugham-Dr. Cronin says that
while he works hard at his literary
tasks, he tries to balance other
tnln2S Wlln II.
He is known as. one of the most
genial family men" in the British
field of letters. He's an expert
fisherman, a tolerable golf player
and a tennis fan. He never has
employed a secretary and he has
always written in long-hand Right
now he is living in little town
in Northern Maine.
Filmed in London.
Movie folk report DR.. Cronin to
be one of their most sympathetic
collaborators Unlike the author
who throws conniption fits on the
film mcgul's doorsteps, DR.. Cronin
is eager to talk over details Of
screening with the hard-headed
gentry of Hollywood, is anxious to
see other peoples emendations,
rarely finds fault with their mani
pulation of his episodes. and likes
to go to previews.
THE Stars Look Down" which has
an all-English cast with Margaret
Lockwood. Michael Redgrave and
Emlyn Williams. was filmed amid
exciting competition from London
air raids. Several times shooting
had to be deferred or plans altered.
The government took over part of
the studio at Twickenham for Of
fetal use, and when the big fire
scene in the coal mine was being
photographed no regular fire ap-
paratus could be obtained. and
everybody in the company had TO
pitch in.
When the final reel had been
completed. behind shrouded VIM
dows Director Carol Reed took the
10000 feet of negative and sound
track in steel cases TO Cheltenham
where it was temporarily buried in
a vault 1t crossed the Atlantic
later to relative safety in the vaults
of Metro -GoldWyn Mayer.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

That Uncertain Feeling" sent her
into smart. sophisticated comedy
with vengeance
In Alexander Korda's Lydia" she
returns to the banner Of her pro-
ducer-husband to play role totally
unlike any she has ever essayed be-
fore. that Of young miss of Boston
at the turn of the century.
Here she wears the 'ironsides'
corsets of the day, suffers through
80 voluminously elaborate costumes,
learns about love from four hand
some young men, only to lose all Of
them before she really learns what
life is all about
Appearing in virtually every scene
of the picture, she has one of the
most difficult assignments to come
up in Hollywood in years and one
which practically encompasses all
of the problems presented in most
of her previous successes in the
complex characterization of Lydia" +"
Evening star., 1941-07-27

took Mr.. Swami away without CIV
ing him a chance to enlignten the
clerk and the last We saw OF that
guy, he was looking at his stock of
cigarettes as if they we're going to
explode on him.
Well. we told Mr.. Swami how the
actors are spraining their faces and
Gislocatin our eyes because sum-
mer audiences want everything
made plain for them and Mr.. Swami
said that reminded him.
Icy Stare Melted.
Fellow came up to me in the
room the other night" he said, and
wanted to know how to do one Of
my tricks. Go away said, I've
got a living to make He stuck
around. making nuisance of him.
self. demanding that I be sport
and so forth, and finally I turned
on him full and gave him an icy
stare.
Boy, that icy stare of mine sure
didn't last long. for what do you
Evening star., 1941-07-27

think this guy has in the pupil of
one of his eyes-an American flag.
1 got so upset I walked away and
he came after me. I looked at him
again to make sure had seen what
I had seen and what do you think
he has in the pupil of one of his
eyes now where the American flag
had been-a pawn brokers' sign with
three golden balls, very golden.
Brother said, is that a trick
or am ! crazy?'
"Pardner,' he said. you may be
crazy, but that's your business. not
mine. Teach me how you do that
lemon trick
He introduced himself as Green
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Amman of Pittsburgh and the Amman
Fire Brick Co. I told him I'd
teach him the lemon trick for a ton
of fire bricks.
The next day. you know what he
does? He rents 20 dress suits for 20
hoo carriers and hires the guys to
bring a ton of bricks into the Rain
bow Room. He had to get permis-
sion to use the freight elevator and
that's how we found out about the
stunt and stopped it.
My goodness, they not only want
everything made plain, but you're in
danger if you don't do it for them. =
Then 1t was time to go to the office
and too late to try to get some sleep
Evening star., 1941-07-27

cure his digestive trouble by fiction
writing, the facts seem to be that
the prescription worked, for moth
ing has been heard of the ulcer
since. The field of medicine. mean
time, lost a good practitioner, and
the field of letters inherited one.
The author of four genuine dyed
ln-the-Wool best-sellers is currently
represented by the August Book Of
the-Month novel, The Keys of the
Kingdom" and by the picturization
of his earlier work, The Stars Look
Down." the new Merto-GoldWyn-
MAYER release.
Relaxation in the country. on a
milk diet, was the formula with
which DR.. Cronin combatted his ul-
GER. Having enjoyed an extremely
busy practice in London, the COM
plete letdown began to affect his
nerves adversely. He decided that
If he was to vegetate in the country
longer, and the milk diet was to re-
main In force. some mild diversion
was in order He had always had
2 hankering to write something
more creative than a prescription,
and that night the first page of
"Hatter's Castle was scrlbbled off,
In longhand.
Compared to Dickens.
It took him four hours to get that
first page finished. but once he had
started he maintained an accelerated
and tenacious pace. At the end of
three months a quarter Of million
words had been pat on paper; the
manuscript was-not any too hope
fully-put in a country mallboX in
the Scottish Highlands and in
couple of days wended its way to
London. The publisher wired an
acceptance, and in another few
months critics we're comparing the
newcomers work to that of Hardy
Balzac and Dickens.
Dr. Cronin, incidentally, is Scotch
by birth, his home town being
Cardross. His medical education was
interrupted in 1916 by the World
War During the next two years
he served as a surgeon sublieu-
tenant in the Royal Navy Volunteer
Reserve. After the war he completed
his course and practiced for four
years in South Wales, where almost
every man is destined to be pit
man. Afterward he secured an ap-
pointment with the Ministry of
Mines and iourneyed all over Eng
land and Wales studying pulmonary
trouble as related to coal mining,
Then came London and solid
West End practice. The contrast
between the ideals of a young Coun-
try doctor brought up against a
fashionable metropolitan urban cli-
entele are recounted dramatically
in The Citadel" which was filmed
in England by Metro-GoldWyn-
MAYER with Robert Donat in the
leading role. Grand Canary was
another successful Cronin novel and
ElYo
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Deanna Reports

Deanna Durbin, on completion OF
her current picture. Almost an
Angel" will prepare Immediately for
her next starring vehicle. They
Lived Alone" In her new picture
the Universal star will portray the
role Of metropolitan newspaper re-
porter They Lived Alone will be
based on an original screen-play by
Sonya Levien. and will be produced
bV Bruce Manning.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
The Great Fields .

w. c. Fields has started his long
heralded picture, The Great Man"
at Universal. where he has made
all his recent screen successes.
Again directed by Edward Cline, the
strawberry -nosed comedian is being
supported in his new venture by
Gloria Jean, Universal's l3-year -old
singing star, and Butch and Buddy,
juvenile comics.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Not Exactly an Even Keel
Merle Oberon's Life (Cinematic)
Has Known Many Phases
HOLLYWOOD.

vagares of fate and continuous series Of
motion star
the lovely Merle Oberon
She type of another often than most
pampered and petted only
find change into something
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Because He Had an Ulcer,
He Wrote a Best Seller
DR.. A. J. Cronin Took to Fiction
AS Diversion During His
Recuperative Period
HOLLYWOOD

Almen One gastric ulcer Prescription: Write novel
might described successful A.
j a year
somewhat surprised author Of novel, Haters Castle
international sensation.
Whether the London doctor
Evening star., 1941-07-27
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continued from First Page)
one up and the same thing would
happen. This is a trick of Mr..
Swanns but the clerk didn't know
it and was quickly going crazy. We
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Good old Office, it always puts us to
sleep.
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Alliance, Inc
Evening star., 1941-07-27
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SATURDAY

The Trial of Mary
! Dugan' and
Law and Order -
| Gary Cooper and
Joan Leslie in
! Sergeant York -
! Fred NIacMurray and
NJ. Carroll in One
! Night in Lisbon
Saints Vacation
and
Las Vegas Nishts." D."
Fred MacMurray
| NJ. Carroll in One
Night in Lisbon "
Jane Withers and
Jackie Cooper in
Her First Beau"
The Flame OF New
/ Orleans" Gangs
All Here" Stage.
Gladys George and
Barton MacLane in
Hit the Road
"Passage rom Hong
| Kong" and Bride
Wore Clutches.
THE Roundup"
Model Wife" Cart,
"Ad. Capt. Marvel "
Victor McLsglen and
Marjorie Woodwork.
Broadway Limited.
Walter Pidgeon and
Joan Bennett in
Man Hunt.
Herbert Marshall in
Adventure in
Washington.
Pinto Kid. I'll
Wait for You" Cart.
Green Hornet - 10.
To Be Announced.
Singapore Woman"
and
Bullets for O'Hara." b"
Alice Fave. j. Oakie,
Great American
Broadcast News.
Gladys George and
Barton MacLane in
Hit the Road"
"Scattergood Pulls
the STRINGS" They
Met in Argentina "
North From Lone
Srar. Thieves Fall
Out J G-Men, Com
Richard Arlen in "A
Dangerous Game "
Comedy and Cartoon
Her First Beau
and
Leather PUSherS."
. RAY Milland and Yer
Onica Lake ii Il
Wanted Wings "
Great Amer. Broad
ca St" That Uncertain
Feeling. cart, news.
Alice Faye Jack
Oakle IN Great
American Broa dcast."
/ "Straight Place"
and
Carolina Moon -
Ride On. Vaauero, "
Time Our for
Rhythm. - Cartoon
Las Vegas Nights"
and
For Beauty's Sake "
Joel McCrea. Ellen
Drew in Reaching
for the Sun.
Robert Youne and
ILarraine Dsy. Trial
of Mary Duean.'
"Armv Girl.
Double Danger and
"Ad Capt. Marvel
"ThPreS Music
in the
Air.
A Man BETRAYED. y
Cartoon and No >,
"Ad. Capt. Marvel
South Of Border -
"Petticoat Politics -
Cart. DIR Satan :
Back Cat and
wagons Roll
At Night
Thief Of BaEdsd'
ana
Sa ps al Sea
Herbert Marshal in
Adventure ~
WaShingtOn
Gene Autrey. "RovIn
TurlbIewcede and
The Mad Doctor
Don Ameche. Mary
Martin in Kiss
the Boys Coodbv
John Garfield
in
Out Of the Fos "
Gary Cooper and
Barbara Stanwvck in
Meet John Doe. "
Bill Elliott in Hands
Across the Rockies "
Accent on Love
To Be Announced.
Humphrey Bogart in
The Wagons Roll at
Night
Roar Of the Pres
ano Robin Hood
OF the PecoS
Anna Nesgle and
JON CAIRO / III
sunny
Her First Beau
ard Three
Men From Texas
y STRANGE AIibI
and
Naval Academy
Herbert Marshall in
Adventure in
Washington
William Powell in
"Fere Comes the
1 aFd4TN.
The Saints Vaca-
ton and Cyclone
on Horseback
10 Broadway Limited
I with Victor McLagien
and Mari. REYNOLDS.
Okla. Renegades. -
Shadows on Stairs. :
tCart.. Or. Hornet
Tyronne Power and
Linda Dsrpell in
Blood and Sand"
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