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COP PLANNING
FOR ELECTION
COMING YEAR
REPUBLICAN POSTWAR AID
vISoRY COUNCIL WILL AS
sEMBLE IN SEPTEMBER FOR
ACTIVITIES
By JACK STINNETT
tP Features Writer

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2O-It
could well be that the future OF
the Republican party. so far as
1914 is concerned. will be de-
termined at Markinac Island IN
the first week in September.
There on September 6 and Z.
the Republican Postwar Advis-
DRY Council of 40 Will meet to
lay down the COP. principles
for postwar foreign policy and
all matters which viii effect the
home front, come peace.
On that nub of vacation land
which juts out between Lakes
Huron and Michigan. % Repub-
lican governors. five Senators,
ID Congressman and a handful
of party leaders probably will
write the Republican platform
for 1914. The meeting IS spon-
Sored by the Republican Nation
al committee and viii be attend
ed by virtually all potential
COP. candidates.
The Mackinac Island delegates
already are roaring mad. PreSi-
dent Roosevelt stole their thun-
der in his recent fireSide chat
when he laid down a blueprint
for rehabilitation benefits TO
men in the armed services.
That put them on the spot
twice over. In the first place.
they have had in mind a foreign
postwar policy that would come
pretty close to coinciding with
what the President already has
suggested. They hoped, at
Mackinac. TO bury forever the
idea that the Republicans have
any truck with iSolationism.
In addition. they wanted 10
be first IN the political arena
with a rehabilitation plan that
would assure jobs for all men IN
the service. and give them in
term pay to carry over until
such jobs could be found Both
parties seem determined TO avoid
the bonus plan that caused so
much controversy after World
War ID
bipartisan observers here
see a great deal OF significance
an the resolution introduced in
the Senate just before recess by
no less than Senators Arthur
II. Vandenberg (Michigan) and
W. II. White. Jr (Maine). II con-
tanned only a few more than 10
words. but incorporated the ideas
of Senator Vandenberg. who
was identified with the pre-
Pearl Harbor ~nationalists and
Senator White. who has been
one OF the stronger COP. IN
ternationalistS IN the upper
chamber.
Briefly. the resolution calls
for victory first; and United
States participation IN an inter
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PRESENTATION OF "ARSENIC AND
OLD LACE" BY KEY WEST PLAYERS
VERY CREDITABLE PERFORMANCE
BY STEPHEN COCHRAN SINGLETON

Seldom has mass murder been
presented in a more attractive
light. or in so innocent and light
hearted a manner. Only a natural
~ chilly person could have exper-
fenced even temporary goose
flesh: and the spontaneous and
hearty laughter OF the audience
meant more than volumes of aD-
plause.
AS a critic. we begin To fee.
more normal as we remember the
orchestra. Viewed as a well tram
ed instrumental performance. II
was fine. Viewed as torrent Of
sound, reverberating within four
walls if was terribly reminiscent
of a juke organ going full blast
There can be such an overwhelm-
ing abundance of excellence as to
constitute too much of good
thing" However. we don't know
much about that. either.
There is a notation on the bot
tom of the advertisements of the
play. Not Recommended For
Children" We do not know why.
Any parent who rears his off
spring on the lurid Comics Of
the day may feel assured that the
little angel will feel cheated as il
notes the grace and good manners
with which murder may be &C
complished.
Sure. take the family. take all
hands, And pray for something
that can be heartily condemned
so that critics may earn a living
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PEOPLES FORUM

ceiling on prices for food in our
restaurants.
The service in some of these
restaurants Is detestable | have
had to wait on a number of Oc-
caSions from one to two hours be-
fore being served. they bring
you cart of your order and the re-
mainder some half hour later. be
sides the food IN some instances
Is poorly cooked and insipid to
the taste.
Respectfully.
p. L. WEATHERFORD.
Key West. Fla,
Aug. 20. l943.
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national peace plan by what
ever means necessary
The significant point IS that
left wing and right wing of
the Republican party have got
ten together and it Is understood
here now that Senator Vanden-
berg viii carry the resolution to
the floor Of the Macklnac CON
ference
If he is successful in getting
IL incorporated in the COP
Advisory Council program. II IS
almost cinch that II viii bc
the postwar foreign POlicy
plank in the Republican plat
form for 1914 If that happens.
isolationism, so far as the major
parties are concerned. VIII be :
dead issue
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The Cfumen welcomes exDres-
nfons of ne views OF fts read
er-. but the editor reserves the
right 10 delete any items
which are considered lfbeious
or unwarranfed- The writers
shoufd be fair and conffne the
letters 60 800 words, and write
ON one side OF lse paper only.
Signature of the writer's mnnt
accom- pany the letters ana will
be published unless reauestea
Ofher " ane.
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AWAY ON VACATION

Leon Cramer. of the Havana
Madrid night club. Is on vaca-
ton. He wrote MS friends from
Zimmerman'S that ne expects to
return TO KEY West IN about
three weeks
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Tomorrow's Tides
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Con-
tinued warm this afternoon, to-
night and Saturday morning.
with showers and thunder
storms.
Florida. Little change in tenn
perature this afternoon. tonight
ard Saturday forenoon: frequent
showers and thunderStorms this
afternoon and evening. except
widely scattered over extreme
north PORTION. scattered showers
over south portion Saturday
forenoon: OCCASIONAL light rain
tonight and Saturday forenoon.
except over extreme south and
extreme north portions.
Hatteras. n. c, 10 Apalachicola
Fla, No small craft or storm
warnings have been issued.
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TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $50 a. m. Aug 20,
1913. as reported by the .. 3
Weather Bureau:
Hfuhact invest
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INCREASED so PERCENT

DETROIT.-Production Of gum
has been increased ~ some so
percent by the use of sulphuric
cid treatment Oh tree chips.
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Advanced Grace

And has your baby learned IN
six YETI
oh. my. YES. Were teaching
HIM 10 keep quiet now
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REPAIRS
LOST
MISCELLANEOUS

<INDERGAREN TRAINING Tor
Children IF pre- school age O.
u AN Miss Gocdspeed's
Nursery School. 728 Fleming
s. Phone SOL VI
augi % POSI- Az
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WANTED-Late Model Car. VIII
pay cash Address Pc. Box
423. Key West augl-tf
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Five u. S. Senators visit the
Eighth Air Force flyers IN Britain
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FIFTEEN PERCENT LOWER

CHICAGO. - Pedestrian fatal
tiles were Is percent lower in
1912 than I'm the year previous.
thing about these dogs so that
people vino are working on de-
Tense projects can get some sleep
at night think little work
along the democratic line VII be-
more appreciated now than
Nazisn. and. If you remember
rightly. rhat ; what were fighting.
Respectfully.
{. RICHARDSON.
Key West Fla.
Aug. 70. -943
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La gaceta., 1943-08-07

receptor de los Esquivadores, Y a
Walker Cooper, catcher de los
Cardenales.
Cooper, seg6n Owen, pis6 in
tencionalmente, en- un pie, a Au-
gle Galan, la primera base de las
huestes de Leo.
lie plant6 una de sus "pezu-
nas' en- ell pie derecho del recep-
tor contrario.
Ell pitcher, que no fue expulsa-
do del terreno, recibi6 ell mas fuer
tie castigo.
Frick Sc decide. a actuar to-
mando por base las declaraciones
de los arbitros Al Barlick Y Babe
Pinelli.
Weber intencionalmente mo-
lest6 a Stan Musial, con ell fin
de que no pudiese batear.
"iC6mo Sc puede multar a
Weber, 81 ell arbitro lie dej6 en-
ell juego? lie die que pitchease
alto v adentro a Musial y que no
lie diera bolas buenas para ba-
tear, aunque lie costase una trans
ferencia.
Solo la primera bola fue alta
Y adentrada Y las dos ultimas Ian
zadas luego de que Owen, con
sus gestos, habia dado a enten-
der oue lie darfa la base.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
Los Juegos Del
Domingo En- FL
Parque Cuscaden
Dos Partidso De Pelota Sc Juga-
ran Manana Domingo En- FL
Parque Cuscaden

La novena del Centre Asturia-
no,que aprovecha todas las oca-
stones para anotar c~arreras, Sc
mantiene en- la cIspide del Pre-
milo, seguida por ell fuerte team
del Circulo Cubano.
Los Cubanos no jugaron la Sc
mana pasada y los ASSURES ven
cieron a la Uniones.
Como de costumbre, la voz de
juego Sc dara por Ell arbitro de la
gonna" a la 1;3O de la tarde.
Realizan esfuerzos para salir
del hoyo, pero siguen encontran-
do dificultades, los teams que
representa- a los italianos Carl
baldinos y a los espanoles Leales
Y por 10 tanto antifascistas.
Ell pGblico sigue protegiendo
los e~xcelentes desafios de la Liga
Intersocial.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
VENDRA A ESTADOS UNIDOS
Ell PUCIL cESTAc

Buenos Aires, agosto 7.-El di-
rector de Abel Cestac, un gladia-
dor argentine protagido por Luis
Angel Firpo, anunci6 aver que oil
Y su pdgil saldran para Miami,
por avi6n, Ell dia 2S de agosto.
Cestac, que tiene una estatura
de seis pies, cinco pulgadas Y pc
sa $40 libras, Sc propone comba-
tir con un adversario que Mike
Jacobs lie escogera, en- New York.
En- los dltimos tres amos, segdn
ell director Manuel Vicente Cal,
Cestac ha sostenido 81 peleas Y
las ha ganadO todas, SO de elias
por 'la via del sueno".
/ mentor" y ell boxeador iran
acompanados por ell DR.. Rodolfo
Espill, un medico Y hermano del
embajador de la Argentina en-
Washington, don Felipe Espill.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
Los Juegos En- la
Liga Nacional

D Los Piratas jugaran hoy de
nuevo con los Cardenales y pro-
bablemente lanzaran Herbert Y
Munger; los Rojos sc batiran cen
los Cubs, en- Chicago, actuando
los pitchers Wander Nicer y Wyse;
sc enfrontaran los Braves con los
Dodgers, en- Brooklyn, siendo los
"serpentineros' Davis Y Lohram,
Y los Phillies jugaran o los Gil
gantes, en- New York, anuncian-
dose como "lanzadores" a Conger
Y Melton.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
lLIGA AMERICANA

En- la Liga Americana jugaran
hoy los Browns y los Indios, en-
Cleveland, con los pitcher Gale
house Y Sundra; Yankees y At
leticos, en- Filadelfia, lanzando
Chandler Y Flores; Medals Blan-
cas- Y Tigres, en- Detroit, actuan-
do Dietrich Y Newhouser, Y Sc
nadores y Medals Rojas, en- Bos-
ton, con Mertz v Dobson.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

Entonces existia verdadero en-
tusiasmo por ell arte de los pu-
nos.
lY Miguel Lorente daba su ia
moso consejo: zone, two three. !.
jab"!
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

\ Appling Sc conservan
d de los bateadores de
|Nacional y Americana.
tenia en- la manana de
b las estadisticas, $40
331.
Ee de los ~impulsores de
|igura Vaughan, de los
Jon so, seguido por Mu
"a; Vernon, "a Y Case,
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

Is de Cincinnati subie-
Der lugar de su liga Y
los separan de los Pr
|hace dias Sc posesiona-
undo puesto.
Walters estaba en- per
Ddiciones, ~anteayer, y
los Cubs, d~ejandolos
ObtuvO SUI 101 victo-
que Sc Incorporate a
vendido por los Phil
S8.
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MAS DEPORTES
81, SENoR:
en- la p6gina 2.

Para pintar mejor ga casa,
cOmpre Ia pintura b. l.. p, ven-
dida exclusivamente por KING
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

Muchos de los que ahora COM
baten en- los programs locales, no
pueden compararse con aquellos
muchachos que hace mas de una
decada peleaban en- Benjamin
Field o en- ell Cfrculo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
.TAC|0NEs
boiler AS"

Ggresara a cultivar sus
udar del ganado que
bivadores lie pegaron
Ida y los Gigantes die
II pitcher Allen, por
|ph no Sc agregara a
y varios pelo-
stoneham, sin embargo,
de los pelos de la
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

| de los "~jonrroneros''
"circuitos", Keller, de
ties, con 81. Nicholson,
bs, con Is, va en- ell Sc
Iar. Estan empatados a
pit, Ell director de los
" Stephens, de los
/ San Luis.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07
CON Los GUANTES

En- Fort Hamilton, New York,
Saverio Turiello, con peso de 15S
libras, superb a Johnny Jones,
ISL de Pittsburgh.
Tuvo ell combate una duraci6n
de ocho asaltos.
Turiello es un veterano.
Tommy Gomez descansa y prom
estara listo para volver al cuadri-
latero.
Tampa es su mejor campo de
operaciones. Jose Leto dirije sus
intereses Y procura defenderle de
"peligrosos enemigos'.
Era esperada la victoria del We
terano, Johnny Bellus, de New
Haven, sobre Leo Dulmaine, de
Worcester.
FL derrotado lie do al ganador
una v~entaja de ocho libras.
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

lrocher ACADIA de criticar
mex, presidente de la
lOnal, por haber multado
p pitcher Les Weber v
lda unO a Mickey Owen,
La gaceta., 1943-08-07

teS ingresara en- ell ejer-
Estados Unidos, Danny
Ia segunda base de los
sentara a su junta de
ento en- Chester, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Chats With Them

do film stars really come
down to earth and serve as
mattresses and bus boys ?" they
ask.
And as q result, Sheila ar
ranged all her, spare moments
so she might chat with them in
hospital wards, mess halls, serv-
ice clubs, at theaters, cafes. rail-
road stations. bus stops, hotels
and camp canteens.
So seriously i'll with pneu-
monia he was allowed five min
utes out of an oxygen tent, one
soldier at jefferson Barracks,
Missouri. devoted the entire time
TO questions about Hollywood.
All this and three shows a
day constituted Sheila's routine.
AS a tribute to her camerad-
erie. four fliers presented her
with their wings.
And now that she has recov-
cred from the measles you'll
find her officiating as one of the
hostesses at Hollywood Canteen
every Wednesday and Friday
night-that is, until her heavy
studio schedule permits another
army camp tour, which she is
most eager to make.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Thrills Galore

The day Of the spectacle GER
tainly isn't over. Judging from
the response TO the Arabian
Nights" Reminiscent OF the
early DeMille epics. this picture
has done such business that you
practically have 10 fight your
way into the theater, and the
film is being held for a second
week.
We wonder whether anybody
else had the strange experience
1--we had last week when the PIC
ture opened.
In the afternoon We went to
see the film and watched Maria
Montez as Scheherezade on the
screen. That evening We COW
cred the Ballet Russo and saw
"Scheherezade' on the stage.
and later dropped out 10 the
Club Royalc TO catch the George
Bernard dancers. who were
ing-"SchehereZade."
Have you seen that new March
q. Time. "One Day of War
Russia, 1943"? It's both at the
Fox and at the Telenews and Is
well worth your going 10 see.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
'Ravaged Earth
Due at Cinema

'RAVAGED EARTH" the
documentary motion picture of
the japanese treatment Of the
civilian population of Chinese
cities, will be shown for an eX-
tended run at the Cinema The
alter starting Tuesday, February
is. 1t is a daring picture re-
vealing actual Jap atrocities in
Shanghai and hundreds Of other
cities. towns and villages in
China.
The film was assembled by
Mark L. Moody, an American
business man who had spent %
years in China and had become
friendly with all the leaders and
officials Of the Chinese govern
ment.
These pictures are being
shown for the first time locally
AT the Cinema Theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Dot Lemour Also

OF course, Dorothy Lamour is
a classic example OF how far a
band singer can 90 in the
movies. Remember when she
sang torch songs with Herbie
Kaye?
Watch out for red-haired
Gloria de Haven, TOO. Daughter
of the Carter de Ravens, Gloria
started her career as a blues
singer with Bob Crosby and
Buddy Rogers.
Today she's under contract to
M-G-M with a featured role in
Best Foot Forward. "a Bob
Crosby also lost the Wilde Twins
to the movies. Today Lee and
Ign are being groomed for STAR
dom, also on the M-G-M lot
Several years ago the same
thing happened TO Hal Kemp
when he lost Priscilla and Rose
mary Lane to the movies. Then
he selected Janet Blair-and you
know what happened TO her!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Came Then the Topper

The topper came six weeks
after completion of the picture
when Director Premingcr had 10
order Actor Preminger 10 shave
his head again for one days
retakes He was pretty mad
al himself.
Though he expects 10 be a
resident Of Hollywood from now
on Preminger won't be bothered
with a house Z. Prefers to live
in a small Beverly Hills apart
ment His attractive wife,
Marion Hill, former Hungarian
actress, likes New York and
spends half her time there.
During tn cir separations
Premlnger dimes out nightly
with various feminine compan-
ions But when he's in New
York or his wife is in Holly
wood. she's his steady date.
He's rated one of the best
conversationaliSts in the film
colony And. though you'd
never guess it from his screen
personality. he's quite charmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Studio S Foresight
Pays Dividends

PARAMOUNTS SPEEDY
action and foresight during the
blackout when local ack-ack
guns roared at an imaginary
enemy in the skies over Los
Angeles, yielded dividends today
when film shot during the spec
tacular five-hour alert was
found 10 be ideally suited for n
sequence in Lady 'Bodyguard,
co-starring Anne Shirley and
Eddie Albert.
Hundreds of feet of film were
shot by faSt-thinking Paramount
lensmen acting on studio orders.
and the realistic effects filmed
were found 10 be far more de-
sirable for production than
backgrounds shot under simu-
lated conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Rough Ride

At Riley Field. Kan, she
climbed into a heavy tank and
pulled crash helmet over her
chic ponp for a ride over a
rough obstacle course at 40
miles an hour.
Some one shouted "ice ahead"
and presently the tank dived
into icy water u feet deep.
The gun emplacement on
Sheila's side was out, so she
was drenched before the tank
emerged on level land again.
By jeep, Sheiia averaged Is
miles a round trip to remote
camps in Missouri, Kansas and
Colorado.
In these places she was sur
prised 10 find so many lonesome
boys who lust want to talk
mostly about the Hollywood
Canteen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
SheiId Ryan
Seeks Jeep
7 echnlque
BY BILL wICKERSHAM
special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. Is.
CIIEILA RYAN was besplat-
- tered with mud and she
hurt in several places. but with
a grin she climbed into the
army jeep from which she just
had bounced and opined:
There's a technique In stay
ing with a jeep which l must
learn"
That was just one of many
similar experiences that Sheila
had during her arduous USA
camp show with Hollywood on
Parade.
So it's small wonder she lost
eight pounds on the strenuous
trip.
And when she returned to
Hollywood she just couldn't un-
derstand why she was so tired,
until she discovered she'd come
down with German measles, of
all things!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Boot Camp Tough

Marine boot camp is supposed
10 offer one of the toughest
training periods in any branch
of the service, and ii puts any
boy-no matter how strong and
healthy--to the test. But Tyrone
Power got even more than his
share in rigorous training. In
addition 10 the regular course.
Ty was given a little extra cur
ricular workout by his fellow
rockies.
When YOU consider that sc-
cording 10 the last count, 972
actors are in the service, you
know there are many top names.
Freddie Bartholomew is in the
army air force. Freddie was one
OF our high priced stars.
Louis Hayward was playing
leads before he joined the
United States Marine Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Carlo in Eqypt

THERE IS apparently no
bounds to the screens influence.
Quentin Reynolds, war cor
respondent for Golfers, and
author of The Wounded Don't
Cry" tells of his initial visit TO
the Pyramids OF Egypt. There,
he thought, he would surely
escape at least for the moment,
western civilization.
AS his guide helped him from
the back of his mount, Reynolds
asked, What do you call your
camel?" "Greta Carlo, SIR"
replied the guide.