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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07

Life with Father" "Hasty Heart
Chicken Every Sunday" and 1.-THE
Voice of the Turtle"
The problems Of the returned SOL
dier will be tackled by MGM IN I'VE
Came Back" But they have a mo
war pix" set policy and musicals
and escape stuff-including A. j.
Cronin's 1.-THE Green Years"-figure
largely in their projected schedule.
*+* II
You run into the no-war clause
again with Paramount, but it also
plans the biggest Western since
"The Covered Wagon" In "Califor-
MIA" which is the early history OF
the State with an all-star cast.
The year following the finish OF
World War / certainly got away
from the battlefield theme also. In
1919 the screen offered 'The Brat"
Broken Blossoms" "Jubilo" and
Hearts of the World" The mystic
theme was hit then in 1.-THE Miracle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07

that evoked by the maddest of an
archists. Life With Father" is an
institution that Is not to be tam
pered with. Mr.. Stewart and his
cinema associates may be allowed to
move the action to a somewhat
larger stage than the Day family
living room, but nothing more.
The fact Is that the writing which
already has gone into Life With
Father" is too def to permit of any
further writing which could be of
equivalent merit.
It began with Clarence Day, au-
thor of the original, who had the
good fortune to be born the son of
Clair Day, to have been gifted
enough to see the enormous comedy
of his situation and to write it with
simple honesty. 1t went on in the
adaptation by the Messrs. Lindsay
and Grouse, who accomplished a re-
markable piece of craftsmanship III
bringing the story intact to the
theater. There is nothing left for
Mr.. Stewart to do, except, as we
say, to enlarge the setting of the
tale when it Is transferred to the
screen. -.
1t would be a crime-of which
Stewart is too moral and intelligent
to be guilty-to tamper in the
slightest with the character of
Father or Mother Day.
The former is the perfect ex-
emplification of the beloved despot,
more loVable than deSpOtic. He Is
determined to dominate. His char
acteristic expression is a roar. He
roars equally loudly when his coffee
Is not the right temperature and
when the Democrats presume to
take over the Government. He roars
when the new maid turns out to be
some one he has never seen before
and he roars when he decides he
has been overcharged for his pew in
his wife's fashionable church. He
roars when Mother Day intimates
that he cannot get into Heaven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07
Where and WhenI
Current Theoter Attractions |
and Time Of Showing

oHo tuUS VI SUOWtU3
Stage.
Catholic University-"The Impor-
lance of Being Earnest: $50 pm.
National With Father:
$50 pm.
Screen.
CapitOl-"Call of the Wild; II
am, 1:50, 4:35, 7::20 and 1905 pm.
Stage shows: /, $50, 6:35 and $40
pm.
Columbia The Clock; 1910,
2:05, 4, 5:55, 7:5o and $50 pm.
Earle-"G. I. joe: II am, 1:40,
4:30, ITO and 10 pm. Stage shows:
/, $50, $50 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Back to Bataan": 11:40
am, 1:40, $40, $40, TAO and $40
pm.
LittleL"On Approval: II am,
12:45, 2:30, AIS, 6, 7:50 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan "The Corn Is
Green; II am, los, $40, Sis, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
PaIace-"Valley of Decision; II 30
am, 2, 4:30, Z and $50 pm.
Pix-"Adventures in Diamonds;
3:05, 5::35, 7:55 and 1925 pm.
Trans-Lux- News and shorts,
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07

At lac 1881 II 81. NE. Al. $500.
"a AnS Hsoifhfully Ar Conditioned.
Continuous Ill pm. Doors Open 1890.
"a TREE GROWS IN HROOKIYN. with
JOAN BLoNDELL. Plus oscar Wilde's
THE PICTURE or DORIAN GRAY with
GEORGE SANDERS and DONNA REED.
from the beginning at lilo. 5:25 and 7:45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07

1t probably never will be settled,
American, but almost certainly the
Day, the hero of Life With Father"
The National was packed to see
last night, the opening Performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07
ills II 81. NJ.
1k. 200.
PRINCESS

HealthfuIIy Air Conditfened.
Continuous I'LL pm. Doors Open 1e :3o,
ERANcHoT TONE and GENE KElLx Pns
BRENT in EXPERIMENT PERnOUS.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07

LIFE WITH FATHER" comedy by
Howard Lindsay and Russell Grouse, pro-
duced by Oscar Serlin, based upon the
original story Of Clarence Day, with Carl
Benton Reid and Betty Linley, staged by
Bretaigne Windust, with settings by
Stewart CLANCY. At the National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07

Man." which was the miracle box
ONCE picture Of many years. BY
1920 they were OF to "Dr. Jckyll
and Mr.. Hyde" and Treasure Is
land" with "Huckleberry Finn" a
smash hit. 1t will probably be one
agails for MGM is reyiying 1t In
musical form.
The Japs can swallow their "un-
conditional surrender" pellet at any
Movietown's brass hats are
ready for celluloid reconverston.
(Released by the North American EewS-
ma ner "A tlfa me- Inc \
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Leading dealers in
most of America .
largest cities sell
more Canute Water
than all other hair
colorings combined !
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
5.76S State Vets
Released in July
$1,000 Discharged
During World War II

LANSING. Sept s CUPl-State
selective service headquarters re-
ported today that 576s Michigan
sericemen were discharged in
August. bringing 10 97062 the
total number Of discharges IN
Michigan 10 date
The August separation marked
a considerable decline from the
IO52S separation reported IN july
However. A marked increase IN
the rate Of discharge Is expected
in the near future, reaching a
peak about the end OF tins year,
the agency said
Discharges for som OF the
larger counties ffeliieAf s--
Alleean As. Bay T. Berrien lS4.
Calhoun l36. Genesee 225,
Houehton 81. Ingham l33, Jackson
O., Kalamazoo III. Kent 2SS, Ma
comb III. Muskegon l22, Oak
land 303. Ottawa SO, Saginaw las.
81. Clair 81, Washtenaw 81 and
Wayne 2,30S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Act 10 Keep Nurseries
For Vets Children

WASHINGTON, Sept. S tUP)
Rep. Frank Havenner Cd OF
California said today that House
committee will start hearings
soon on proposal to continue
Lanham Act child-care centers
for servicemen's children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Singapore Navy Base
Wrecked by Bombs

SINGAPORE, Sept. 8 (UPJ--
The Singapore naval base was
damaged so badly by Allied bomb
ers that dock installations will
have TO be rebuilt, a survey OF
the area showed today.
The only japanese vessels re-
naming in the base are two
cruisers of the Nachi class de-
stroyer and 70 suicide boats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Times Radio
In Life Dramas

Action playlets, broadcast by
FRONT PAGE DRAMA the
weekly radio program sponsored
BY The Detroit Sunday Times over
IS radio stations in Michigan and
Ontario. have their basis IN real
life stories from many parts OF the
world These are stories taken
from the files Of The American
Weekly Magazine which comes
regularly with The Detroit sun
day Times.
Here are the stations:
MICHIGAN
WJLB Detroit 2 p. m. Satur-
dav. WIDE, Flint l0.io p. m.
CCWT) Friday; WIN Lansing.
415 p. m Friday. MkBZ. Mus
kegon. 1880 p m, Friday VICAR,
Pontiac, 12.45 p. m. Saturday;
Wills. Port Huron, 2.l5 p. m
FRIDAY. WTCM, Traverse City 3
y. m. Wednesday; WSAM, Sagi-
nav. 4.45 p m. tCWTO, Friday
WINS. Ironwood, lis p m
OCWTD. Thursday and WPAGi
Ann Arbor, l:l5 p. m. Saturday.
ONTARIO
CFCO, Chatham, $50 p. m.
Thursday: CKOC. Hamilton, 2
p m. Saturday: CKCR, Kitchener,
915 p. m. Friday; CJCS. STRAIT
ford. $40 p. m. Friday; CkCO,
Ottawa. 6.l5 D. m. FRIDAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

The world at your door! Phone
Cherry $500 to order The De-
troit Times delivered daily to
yolIr home.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-16

long shows hcduled for the
,satwnrk and iI,W on October
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09

AZ the end OF a war which cost the
nnflona 81 the world tens Of millions of
htss. unspeakable suffering. material loss
ea beyond human calculation. and which
elaard wilh the discovery Of a weapon so
devastating that the destruction OF human
MIe on earth can conceivably be accom-
p.sshed az the press Of a button-to repeat.
ai fhe end 81 this cosmiC catastrophe. what
do ar find7 The natural expectancy would
hr 60 find humility and thankfulness for
peace in the heart Of every man: . devout
determination 70 strengthen the religious.
governmental. industrial and scientific in
sfHatioms which have grown slowly through
centuries 81 trial and error. and which have
reached 3 peak here in our own United
States. giving ell Of our people. a. individ-
unls. a stature and dignity never before
knoWn. Bot de- we find these things here?
The most obvious fact in the United
States today Is that business men. lab0rers.
farmrra. politicians-all Of us-are trying
90 escape the natural consequences Of
song and terrible wa. But this il not 80
strange perhaps a. the fact that in trying
to eseape these consequences. We are will
InR ta scrap our nation financial integrity.
aur form oi government. and just about
et.ff heritage 81 mankind that this coun-
trf possesses. The accent Is on phony ma
tsfIal security even al the price Of personal
HstffE Many public officials are more
r.neeTned with measures that are polite
a'# popular 40 the moment. than with JUS
t..e or political integrity. We are shout
nN ler easy living despite the fact that
vs. are faced with ruin IL We do not work
frrs hard. Labor has served notice that
BE- Intends GO Increase its social gains with
Iea work and more pay Again. the accent
81 ga ppreonal profit above everything else
OaF nation rode o. the financial crest Of
ear houFn over the bodies 81 a million men
uho gave all they had in mortal conflict
&c the sake Of the spiritual treasures Of
civilization. and now IL proposes 90 stay on
thai easv living crest by hook or crook
This spectacle should bring fear to the
hearts II the thoughtful-fear for all man.
klad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09
MAKING HAY

Making hay while the sun shines. e
is 81 old saying that applies to almost every
walk 81 life today. Especially il il true OF
retail distributors. Now. while customers
are plentiful l. the time 10 make friends
And the best way 90 make friends i, To give
The best possible service even though
swamped with business Tomorrow sue
cessful retailers are busy storing up good
will 10 draw on in times Of adversely To-
morrow's failures are busy ringing up sales
and making enemies by discourteous. in
efficient treatment Of customers VINO toll
crate such conduct because they have no
choice "a the moment.
And a. sure a. the sun rises and sets.
those who are digging their own business
will be- the loudest critics OF tomorrow
successful merchants. The old charges Of
monopoly and unfair trade practices will
ny thick and fast. Legislatures and the
halls of congress will ring with demands
for laws To curb enterprising firms whose
only offenSe Is serving the public too well
for inefficient competitors.
Perhaps when that time comes. the
public will remember what Il endured dur
.ng the war boom and since the end If hos
Utilities II will remember the indifferent
management. and the surly clerks who took
their cue from Arrangements. IN the end.
II may De more skcptical than ever before
81 measures 20 curb efficient low-cost dis
tribution. II NAV have had its fill 81
mediocritv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09
TRAFFIC CONTROL
SYSTEM COMPLETED


RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 9.--The
installation q . centralized traf-
&c control system. covering I5T
miles of the Seaboard Railways
main liUc track between Rich
mond. Va. and Raleigh. n. C..
was completed recently. II was
officially announced.
The lob. reprcsentinR an ex-
pendiiure Of approximately Sls
T0o.0oo. was bcgun in the spring
q 1917 and has PROGRESSES to-
ward final completion IN Sc
tons.
Centralized traffic control en-
sbies dispatchers. working before
conirol boards. 20 direct al train
movements betwccn the Virginia
and Carolina capital cities.
Both signals anu switches along
the line are operated by these dis
patcheTs who check positions II
trains ~ colored lights moving
along a miniature track layout
THIS reproduction Is an exact
duplicate % TN Raleigh Rich
mond line and show IN detnH
signals and sidines ioCatcd be-
tween the tao cities TIE Eys-
tern Is 50 arranged that a dis
paicher Cannut give the @ signal
II the track Immediately ahead
IS occupied.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09
GOOD POLITICAL MOTTO

Oh, how the politieos are hopping
around these days!
With the commissioners about 20 as
sumo office. the political brethren are try
ing 10 get jobs for themselves OF for some
Of their friends. for doing which The Citi-
zen does not censure them in the least. be-
cause II We don't look out for ourselves
and our friends. nobody else will do the
looking out.
In the cases Of most Of the poIiticOs
they are merely asking: they are not boast
ing that they did this or did that for the
winning candidates. or declaring blatantly
that they voted for them. but what they
are doing j. 10 try 20 get sufficient influ-
ence on a majority Of the commissioners
To be able 20 pick one Of the plums.
In all the talk about jobs. we have
heard about only one man who is reported
as asserting that he has control" Of three
commissioners. One If the three. The Citi-
zen has not consulted. but We know. with
out question. that neither h. nor anybody
else has any control of the other two.
10 that's that. And again The Citizen
wishes 20 say il does not blame anybody
for trying Co get a job for himself or
friend. The charter makes il mandatory
that certain jobs must be filled. and what
could be more gratifying when they are
filled by the friend Of friend Of a friend?
Politics Is said to be a dirty game. but. after
all. the most pronounced pulling power in
politics Is friendship. genuine friendship.
for when one is deceived by a friend. il
turns out that he was nothing more than
a lip-friend.
Dick Croker was one of the most sue
cessful politicians whom the United States
has ever produced. and his motto was.
Stick 20 your friends and try TO persuade
your enemies 20 DE your friends
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09
ICE MANUFACTURERS
ASSEMBLE IN TAMPA

TAMPA. Nov. a-Ics manufsc-
turcrs from all sections u Florida
gathered in Tampa last wesk for
thc most successful convention an
thu organization history
Speakers included Mount Tay-
loF Of Washington. ID &. secrp-
tary Of the National Ioe Associa-
tiUn. Paul DiCkman. aiFcctog q
the FLORIDA Vegetable coguEaii.
tee Russell KAY secretary e tae
Florida Press Association. and
others
The association IS making .
study a. Il, viTigeFailun faT
Florida fruits and vegetables and
a report on the progress made In
thIs study bv the agFlcultufal ex-
pertinent station uf the Univer-
sits 1T FLORIDA was made 10 A.
\ Hall af Bradeutun. chairman q
the College Research Committee
uf thc FLORIDA ice Association
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09
REGRETS MEASUREMENT

Dr stephen : Wise. presideu, Of the
World Jewish Congress has expressed pro-
found regret over q mistatemert ln an adj
tcrtisemeut sponsored hy the American
Zionist. Emergency Council and published
as an open letter Ia Prime Minister Clement
Aulcc
The mi~~tatemeut in the advertise
ment vas based on a dispatch from Prague.
Czccho-lovakia. sent out september 10 by
Jewish agency. alleging that 1000 repa-
riaied Jews in Cze,hosloyakia had COM
mItted suicide.
The advertisement which contained
The MEASUREMENT. played up the fate Of
those reported 90 have killed themselves
but the chief allegation upon which the
appeal was based Is now revealed 90 have
been "a MIS- atement" The action II Or.
Wise Dob expressing his regret is commend
able. bat the incident raises a question as
90 the authenticity Of facts" that appear
in pressure propaganda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09
cnspter .

MAJOR LOWELL had evident
" " been standing there for
several minutes before Anne
looked 40 from her tipping and
saw him. she didn't know way.
but hts very presence annoyed
her exceedingly. Perhaps u was
only because she had been iumpy
and irritssle al day. II seemed
tlnt she had done nothing al
week but wait for wavne 70 come
I'm 40 can her. and for TIE uanss
r.rt hnv waitir~ hpd beer In vain
Nov Il was FRIDAY snd before
ions n wuasid b. Ttir~aaw nnn
Wavne would he gnHei lie insist :
"a sh.t they should - naarrie@
on Saturday sri spend the week
end - the little unomrssin hoffl
that Eve had So heartily recan-
rnenseS She haS asked Hr Far
lam 40 LET her OF an hour or two
that rnnrninR 20 shop for a we'd
siur drpxu ara ether necessities.
she Rad fnaiiv ehosra rose
beige froek and fat which III ~
please her n aii but was the hest
81. rouif find in the short time
a. her disposal
m seemed 20 her THAT ANYBODY
uith half an eye could see that
Mre. Mcdowell was quite intent
on carving out her Unrest - bre-
vert she marriage: but Wavne
arreoscd each delav IN GOOD faith.
a. II fate were behind II 81 and
nat his Aunt Fdnai Now II wus
hours past the tirac wher he han
exnecied % take her 60 seieet \
wedding Ting and she had had no
wnwd from him.
"Niss Winsiow. 7 have 4 very
Great favor % ask II vou-wiih
Mr. Farham's permission. OF
cugIFar.
She looked up Grossly ~ Msior
lowell standing there BY her
deck. "Yes. Major"
III seeras that I'm 90 BE- al
lowed &C. borrow you for = short
time Ills smile was rather en-
gazing IN his bronzed face. What
on earth was he talking about7
you see. nv secretary Is having
n bout with the au and there are
some really urgent papers ] must
have prepared Mr. Farham said
he would not need YOU for
while and that I might ask you 20
do them for me"
"But 7 can't-that is" She was
struggling % find the words -
say that she was being married
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09
UNEARTHs IVORY TUsK

a section of an ivory tusk. three feet
long and seven inches in diameter anC
weighing more than one hundred pounds.
has been unear,hed in Nicholas County.
ksutBeky. where one of the richest discov-
er.es of prchlstoric bones ever uncovered
"a Jhe United States has been reported
The IVORY tusk evidently belonged 20
me prehistoric mastodon which existed
fhis country some thousands of years
II emphasizes the fact that man. de-
h.s great intelligence and his many
mplishmeuts. has not set been able Co
el many secrets connected with the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09

lon the morrow ara fhat - seaz'
Is her sance called ahe as :
out % select her wedainf fSnMl
whan the phone a. her sinew
rang. She picked Il 90 90 kIF
wavne's voice cara 10 her, 100.
bled ard unhappy. -
4 love yosa Anna . -
she blushed and stam.sssn5
over her answer. Win alpf
f.oweIl A her very eIhow ail 80
cruld eav was. 4 krew WnNue
"You'rs not angry. are yon'
dnriina7~
Ma
~You don't sound vefy-veFy
Riad 90 talk % ma.
Desperately she said. ~wsTns
lin busy. III talk 10 200 iasef
when Won cone 20 re onlre
That's lust the truahls -
said wissgullv. Looks iike J wen !
~ able % make = until rafher
late this afternoonf~
@Oh. Wmvne-aEninf~
She tried % keen TIE ewmHn~F9.
ton out nf her VOICE she wmnteu
desperately 70 say. 10 voai N.ssi
20 marry me. 90 don't vnaT DO
vnu wnnf 90 nleame aaes or voslf
Aunt Fdna7 Make up vnsIr nslna
wavne." But she couldnt auaFvsl
with hirn over the oHsnw tsle~
nhone. She costldnt uuaTrei with
him anyway. SO az che smiS nnw
was. 'sTt's al right. wavne When-
ever YOU can make u
~Anna. vou'rw wondeFfsaf-sfsd
I adore vmal" IFS woiee wax llftlna
already. "wiil YOU vat &c re
his afternoon II I'm \ little lafe
She stood up ard deisbnTNt9lv
turned her back on Major Love
uii. In q very low voice fhe said.
~rTi always Ne waiting. Wawne--
as long a. yea want me To-
xIrHEN she hung up the receives
w and turned hack aaain. Major
Lowell was smiling at her aar-
donlcally. A lock a bitterness lmv
acrnss his eyes Maybe ycu'rn
different Ne said quietly. but
all Girls don't wait"
"ft's very iFnpoliie 20 listen ~
on a telephone conveFkatiun that
doesn't eonccFn youi" she rctoFted
causticaliv.
lie laughed "fmpollsr' nu3el
But very interesting"
You said something abaMt
Some dictation@"
Then YOU don't ohlsetT"
"N0. - course me-
MIR. FaEaam said I IN Eha ga
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09

Melvin T. Russell d.. .nr af
School SupeTInts nd,n' ans SIS
Russ 3D.. called SkIppF by Sos
friends. V.as f,paI'si 'nd b fa he
recovering from .uuHU- pa. ae-
tanned ~ -aH f.uw 60 frec
Thu siaN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09

4 lars. crowd .'''rdsF CO. pole
tlcsl .ai.t H,.H 'a.f rIa0f ln q S.
vIcN Park. u.'a Nayo VIII ~
r. Ma.0n, 'fe chief .peak,..
MANY .fhs e.raII.trs spuk, u.
William r W.rr,n presided r
'hr meeting
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a neWspapeT muu came home
one evening unex peetedlv und
found ms WIis entertaining q sol
dler and a Mar.nc He Imme-
dlately began seaEshinE ths Rnbul
What are you hooking for
asked nis frfrSs~TTrd wife
-Youlrs holding uut on me. he
replied. Where thc navy
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WpA announced to-day that Do
more kcs Wtsf,rs wIIl hr fu g..
work next Tuesday 4 ncN pro-
Icct IS the rcCondiiIonlnr &C thr
kindergarten building. South ari
Reynolds street when the work
Is completed nursery school
viii bt established % the hulI5-
ma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-09

TldaF TIC C.tlaen saws ln an
editorial paragraph
The greater faol IS hc uno
argues aIth fool
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Plans have hsen completed fu-
the abseT anC, af Almisf.C, Day
in key Ws' Mundas Oh, Arth4I
SAWYER Post re- ffe American
Legion arnpurct8 today.
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Abasntoc voting N the city
election o. b. held Noxcmher -
cafBe 'U m end 80 5 O'Clock SEES
tcrdav afternoon CITY Clerk
Wallace Pindcr said l85 ballots
had hcpn a. g.
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Nineteen of tire peaks ~ the
Andes mountains exceed 10000
feet ~ elevation