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Chapter II

Chapter II
EDITH dismounte6 and Whit
II took Nancy'ss bride and led
her to Negro stable sboy- WHO
was waiting to unsaddle herr Then
HE came ssnack ito. where Edith
Stood's II sxGfss sasa@a ga n ss
"Clay Effiot was boxing for
yotfsa WF7lesag6 'Sslfe saidE y y
"ITsawg him, y Whit answered.
"C ONE into the Office, Edith
She followed him into the wal
nut-panelled room filled with. rae
ing trophies, seated herself in a
chair and threw one leg over its
arm. Whit sat on a corner Of the
desk.
81 suppose I owe you an apo1-
ogy!" he said grudgingly.
81 should think sol" she an
swered, her anger rising at his
nonchalance. Go ahead. I should
like to see how ore goes about
apologizing to someone who has
lost faith in one!"
His face turned a dull, ugly red.
$50 you're going to take that at
titudeI 1 might have expected
something like this, with Laura'S
training behind you'll"
She sprang to her feet, almost
beside herself with fury. And the
man saw himself in her flashing
ewes and bitter mouth we'll
leave my mother, out of this! And
as for you-wf1y woufdn'ts,I be
hurt and disappointed? You've
spent time and a great deal Of
BerodB4e to builds yourself up as a
fine tparSent imInY eyesaIsWas be-
SginnihbTo aheRpf you'll was be-
ginning :te bslieye that they We're
al hY4rong nabollt, you. That, you
Weren't selfish and arrogant and
cruel-that you were the kind OF
father I'd always wanted. IL
W. beginning to love you'll was
lone1y-I needed you sol" She
caught her lip between her teeth
to keep from saying more. Her
eyes were full of tears.
A look of pain etched itself
about Whit Lacey's mouth.
'No one ever talked to me like
that before" he said grimly.
FMore's the pity! You've beer
bowed down to and condoned al
your life!" -.
''Your mothers prejudiced you
against mep he cried.
81 said you weren't to mention
her namep .ssr |,
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Key West In
Days Gone By
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JANUARY 80. 1886

Miss Nettie E. Leach, so, of
14272Pearl street, died at 1890
io'cldsk this morning in local
hospital! Funeral services will
he held tomorrow afternoon in
Pritchard's chapel, with the Rev.
E. E. Evans, of the First Con-
gregational Church, officiating.
4 bread wagon, owned by the
Bermuda bakery, turned over
this morning at Margaret and
Southland streets. The driver said
the accident resulted from his
swerving sharply to avoid col
liding with a passenger car.
A barge, loaded with sewer
mains, arrived last night and is
berthed in the submarine basin.
Bert Hernandez, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lazaro Hernandez, Ann
street, has been awarded q
scholarship in Tampa Univer-
sity, according to information
received today by his parents.
E:J4o3 O., 2ls--v 9sh.
/ Hour applicants were added
tc the membership of the Key
West Rotary Club at its lunch
con today yEkAyJ were Warren
S sossr,3 sd Sa Fbi, d{gsgi5e )t gshnII
/ . =; i Fay ~ Is. ek ,ta,'s3s'ee.1
didates for the gubernatorial
nomination in Florida to visit
!: Key West. He arrived last even
ing and is scheduled to make ali
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,HTODeAYlIN HISTORY

Know America

Iros1 1917 fi;7la t5paaFni iisdh Yte rba Rpena be-
Rfame s 5.t, AAH9 t4faal: San an FRANCISCO
ia865-HistDries abor6veC Civil
Mar peace .conference-three. con-
fsaerate,. peace ENJOYS come as
peace commissioners within I'm
41soIhl INES 4 fktoin f;beI5 .saot m
sy1894t-AnaAmerican !, merchant
lshipl forbMdensto dock, at Rio de
IJaneirpohys brazilian Revolution
aryiships, when u. S. cruiser
Detroit, also there,-clears for
actionmesebrts qships to dock as
revelutionists back down..
l9O0-Gov. William. dGoebel of
Kentucky assassinated, and state
for a moment on verge of civil
war.
1919-President Wilson'S sys-
tenn of manufactures put on Off
cial record at peace conference.
1929-Prof. Albert Einstein's
new theory acclaimed amidst the
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President q1f ic 3 3 nE.:is.hA1fh& difficu

President lqfuhAiiaanssisyhA S.tdifficuIt k
of keeping his fappointees Fay EqA ~ 9st
of them want to resign and return te~priv-
ate life. Last week Clinton Anderson
rotary of agriculture, said: When leave
Washington, Issexpect to go back to my
farm and stay&there. Thin skinned folk
have no business n-politics it's a he-man's
game. 4s
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address Tuesday night in Bay
view Park.
County Commissioners William
r, Porter and Norberg Thomp-
son, who had been in Washing
ton in the interests of the pro-
posed Overseas Highway bridges,
returned this morning.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph: 4essss
"A pretty woman's shortest
cut to desired publicity is
through endorsing popular
Cigarette" ttsskSt
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greatest honors-by Germans il
Berlin. Il $50. p u - b,f1stxs /
1s42-Presidents Roosevelt sigh:
the price control act, nif3 400 !,
. 1914 Gfesrmiianiss- in Italy fl6sot
country about the Rapido' Rive
but fail to stop advancing Amer
leans. -,
it4IIct IJG}r r3Tii-s }L~S tlfsta ~
Haiti's independents Day /
Jan. l. s.'s1 VIZ
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Most of the denunciations that you
hear about are based upon ignorance more
than anything else. ~. 'S'ssSA,s. bs.f..
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The saccharine quality of the sweet
ness of home is more perceptible now since
they are so hard to get
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Now where did we swipe this one:
Indian gals have lot of fun with their
beaux and errors.
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RADIO. PROGRAM
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Evening star., 1946-05-27
Laura Was Written as Play,
But Became a Movie First
Bv Joy Cormody

clifton Webb Andrews
melodrama which tonight the National
Miriam Hopkins Neal
therefore hardly be listed of cinema
Evening star., 1946-05-27
Lana Ignores Duty's Call

his house back-I bet he had to
pay more than he sold it for-and
Dick and his pretty wife, jeanne
Dru, are moving into three-acre
estate. Irene Dunno says that
she is not going around the world
after she finishes Life with Fa-
ther." She is merely going to South
America for a month.
X X X
Elizabeth Taylor's kid brother is
trying to get job acting at Metro.
If he's as good-looking as his sister,
it's a cinch. Cesar Romero tells
me he is through taking Hollywood
girls dancing in night clubs, "I've
served my apprenticeship" says Ce-
sar, grimly. At the moment he's in
fix because six other people are
living with him in his three-bed-
room house-"my two sisters, a
niece and nephew-he sleeps in
my room with me-my mother and
father, and now we're expecting
my brother. He's on his way here
from China. I don't know where
we can put hlm-probably In my
bed" Romero's family had been
living in his house while he was in
the Coast Guard. They can't move
out because they can't find house.
x X
r X X X
Jane Russell, who used to prefer
her chickens in the valley to night
life in town, is changing her type.
And her clothes. She is astonishing
the night-club citizenry with the
frequency of her attendance, and
her lavish wardrobe-none of the
gowns are loW-cut, by the way!
Glenn Ford, new dream boy of the
bobbysoxers, almost robbed a bank
the other day. He withdrew $500
from his account-in person. And
the girl cashier was so ga-ga at
seeing her hero in the flesh that she
wrote in a mere $50 withdrawal
Glenn went back to the bank and
rectified the error!
Tyrone Power bought a new car
Evening star., 1946-05-27

In 10 months Spain has shipped
26,815 pounds of brierwood pipe
bowls to America.
Evening star., 1946-05-27

Artificial lakes will be created near
Athens, Greece, to supply water and
electric power to the city.
Evening star., 1946-05-27

found Hollywood in such a recep-'
tive mood for the work that they
permitted the movie to come first.
1t usually is the other way around,
of course, but there still are num-
ber of producers, among them young
Hunt Stromberg, sponsor of Laura"
who are convinced that play sue
cess can follow a movie triumph.
Laura" as you may recall, won its
way to every 10-best list among the
movies of its season.
X X X
Those smarty-pants moviegoers of
Southern California are going to be
punished. No longer will they be
permitted to represent the rest of
America at "sneak previews," those
unannounced exhibitions of new
motion pictures at which audience
reaction is surveyed and recorded.
The trouble with Southern Cali
fornians as sneak previeWers is SIM
ply that they have become too So
phisticated.
Instead of setting down their
actual responses to the motion pic
lures suddenly sprung on them,
they have chosen to make ribald OBJ
servations. These not only defeat
the yearning of producers to learn
what audiences think, but have the
additional effect of curling num-
ber of the more sensitive artistic
souls of the producers, directors,
actors, etc.
Sneak previews will be moved to
other. parts of the country, includ-
ing Washington. They will remain
in the new locations so long as au-
diences take care to keep their
senses of the ridiculous out of their
judgments on the pictures to be
shown.
Hollywood can stand just so much
even of Hollywoods own people.
X X X
Tip to local barn theater pro-
ducers; Lauren Bacall who used to
be turned down regularly by New
York producers of whom she be-
seeched employment, will make at
least one summer theater appear
ance in the East this summer with
her husband, Humphrey Bogart.
They will do the old Julie Hayden
and Eddie Dowling parts in William
Saroyan's prize-winning play, Time
of Your Life"
So far, their only appearance is
set for Stamford, Conn, but it is
not impossible that they might be
induced to play the same parts in
the play for other straw-hat COM
panies.
Bogart, by the way, is off Warmers
suspension list for the first time
in six months, since he and Lauren
decided they would not play the
leading roles in Stallion Road"
Il X X X X
Helen Deutch, who used to be the
Theater Guilds press representative
before she became a top-notch
Hollywood writer, is the author who
will bring Marlene Dietrich back to
the screen. Marlene, busy for more
Evening star., 1946-05-27

than two full years as an enter
tainer abroad, is deemed just the
star to appear in Miss Deutch's
Golden Earrings"
Ray Milland will be the man in
the case, Mitchell Leisen will direct,
and Paramount will bear the costs
and reap the profits.
+ X X
Bulletin board: The Barter The
.ater of Abingdon, Va, will make
its annual award to the actor of
the-year at a special luncheon in
New York's Town Hall club tomor
row. The award is l acre
of mountain land near Abingdon
one Virginia ham, a platter, and
the right to name two promising
young actors to scholarship jobs at
the Barter Theater. Most out
standing success scored by such a
young actor nominee was that Of
Gregory Peck. -. Previous winners
of the outstanding actor award have
been Laurette Taylor, Dorothy
Stickney, Ethel Barrymore and Mil
dred Natwick, the latter for he1
spiritualist performance in "Blithe
Spirit" The National Sym
phony Orchestra's annual cocktail
party has been set forsJune S.
The Raleigh's French room will be
the place. Annabella, Richard
Conte and Frank Latimore will be
members of the Goth Century-FoH
group of players in town the next
three days for the shooting of back
ground scenes for 80 Rue Made
leine" Its theme is OSS work
during the war. James Cagney
plays the lead, but is not needed
for scenes shot here. Louis de
Rochement, producer of House or
92d Street." is producer of the new
item. Henry Hathaway directs
Evening star., 1946-05-27
By SheiIoh Grohom

Lana Turner, now in New York
with her mother, her baby and the
nurse, is not coming back to Holly
wood for a while. Metro wants her
to work, but Lana says she wants
to rest-and do the night spots with
Howard Hughes. :. Zachary Scott
tells me that few years ago he was
teaching English in a convent!
Hollywood must have proved quite a
switch. .. Alexis Smith and Craig
Stevens have bought two plots of
land-one is small, one has IL acres.
They're saving the latter for when
they're movietown big shots. From
the way Alexis is going-in stallion
Road" and "One More Tomorrow
that won't be long. :. Van Johnson S
new 100000 home atop canyon in
Santa Monica has all the trimmings
that 60 with stardom-a big SWIM
ming pool and tennis court. And
in the bathrooms" says Van ex-
citedly, you don't have to turn on
the taps, you press something with
your foot!"
X X
Stephen Longstreet, author of
stallion Road" tells me that he
received an offer of $4,000 for the
house he bought for $23 1000 in 1912.
He won't sell, because I have no.
where else to 60, and besides the
money means nothing" BY that
Stephen means that he earns $780,
600 a year. But after taxes, etc,
are paid, he is left with only 100000
Paul Henreid is teaching his
mother to speak English-she's just
arrived here from Europe-and Paul
says that in teaching her, it's helping
him! >. Seen outside Romanoff s.
Herbert Marshall and Boots Mallory
Hollywood's friendliest twosome
driving away in Marshall's $4,000
limousine.
Norma Shearer is finding he1
Irving Thalberg, jr., chip off the
old block. I mean the boy has
ideas, and finds his current schoo.
too small to hold them. And Norma
is now looking for another place
of instruction. J.. Z. . When Judy Gar
land divorced David Rose he sold
his house in the valley to Dick
Haynes. Last week Rose bought
Evening star., 1946-05-27
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Evening star., 1946-05-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National-"Laura":: $3.50 pm.
Catholic University That's
Where the Money Goes: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol Breakfast in Holly
wood: 1890 am, 1:25, 4:25, 7:20
and 1920 pm. Stage shows: 12:45,
3:45, $40 and 9:40 pm.
Columbia-"ziegfeld Follies":: II
am, 1:o5, $40, $40, 7:25 and e:35
pm.
Earle-"Her Kind of Man: 1870
am, lao, 3:45, $50, 7:50 and $50
pm.
Hippodrome "Wuthering g
Heights: 2:10, 4, 5:55, 7:5O and 9
pm.
Keith's - so Goes My Love-:
11:35 am, 1:35, $40, $40, 745 and
$50 pm
Little-"Tales of Manhattan" II
am, ITO, 3:20, $50, 7:45 and 10
pm.
Metropolitan - "Rebecca" 1870
am, 2, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Kitty": 10:45 am, 1885
3:O5, 5:15, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Pix-"Throw a Saddle on STAR:
3:15, 5:35, and 1920 pm.
Trans-L x-NeWs and shorts
Continuous from 1015 am
Evening star., 1946-05-27
Women Are Sweet
And Not Feudists
by the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Jane Wyman would like to take
issue with the notion that women
working in the same picture gen.
orally get along like cats from diff
ferent alleys.
That belief gives me pain" said
the fortnight little blond. Women
get along with other women much
better than men, What's more, men
are not only more vain than wom-
en-, they are often more petty"
Jane claims to be we'll versed on
the subject, and recalled that in
THE Doughgirls" she and Ann
Sheridan and Alexis Smith started
out as friends and ended friends.
And in "One More Tomorrow" the
same was true. That was an un-
usually long production. We girls
had more than enough time to cook
up a feud, yet we ended the picture
better friends than ever.
"If you'll look it up in your book, -
she added, you'll find that Holly
woods most famous feuds were
among men, not women"
Miss Wyman declined to name
names, but she probably had In
mind the battles during production
between George Raft and Edward
G. Robinson, or Raft and Humphrey
Bogart.
To these epics she might have re-
called the feuds between George
Sanders and various coactors, as
, we'll as Jack Oakie and his counter
parts. Or the struggles between the
Dead End Kids and James Cagney
Miss Wyman probably had q
point.
Evening star., 1946-05-27

(where did you find 1t, typ and
gave it to his secretary, Bill Gal
lacher. That's a job I'd like. i.
Maria Montez has changed, and
how! When the director of the
Pirates of Monterey" decided to
shoot some scenes at night, other
members of the cast said, Maria
will never stand for that" But
when they told her, Maria said,
sure, I'll be delighted!"
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1946-05-27
Not NeWSWOrthV
BY the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD.
The scene is the somber editor
ial room of a French newspaper
in the picture Bel Ami" at
Enterprise Studio. There is the
usual profusion of wadded paper
on the floor, proof sheets, pencils
ct cetera on the desks. And hang
ing on a drying rack are negatives,
supposedly of news events. The
negatives are real, but hardly
newsworthy. They are scenes from
the Marx Brothers picture, Might
in CaSahlanca !"
Evening star., 1946-05-27

"The bonds of our Government
are the ONLY securities this ex-
change has ever recommended in
the more than $50 years of its exist
ence. We urge you: Buy United
States Bonds with certainty. Hold
them with confidence" Whose ad-
vice is that? The New York Stock
Exchanges!
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-07
Start Movement
For Local Library

A movement has been started
for the establishment of a Negro
Public Library, here. The initial
step was taken when a meeting
was held at the home of Prof. John
Bates, last Sunday, attended by
members and representatives. of
several Greek Letter and other or
CARNATIONS of the city.
Another meeting has been called
for Sunday, September 8, at 5
o'clock at the Parish Street YMCA.
Prof Bates who was elected chair
man of the movement at the Sun
day meeting, is urging tha all in
terested persons and organizations
attend the meeting and send their
Representatives, mkt SSunday.
Those present at the meeting
last Sunday wre: John Bates
Omega Psi Phi; T. B. Wilson, Pres
Voters League; Elizabeth Buch-
anan, Iota lambda Sorority; Bir-
die Graves, Beta Phi Beta Sor-
ority;Aurelia Young, Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority; and Helen Griffin
Sigma Gamma Rho Soror.t.,
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-07

all as they enjoyed boxing con-
tests, singing, social fellowship,
and dancing. The Vicksburg group
served well as hosts and hostess
es, and the local group is plann-
ing to invite them over for one
Of their teen-age affairs.
Many new friendships were
made and the Christian environ
ment under which all activity took
place was very wholesome.
Some parents were among those
who made the trip and were
quite impressed ith the Christian
values that result from such un-
dertakings.
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-07
Senator BiIbo Still
Planning Book

New Orleans, La.-(special)-
Taking his usual dig at his favor
ite subject, the Negro, State Sen
ator Theo. G. Bilbo, in a hospital
here for treatment of his mouth
said that the manuscript for his
forth coming book was being re-
viewed in preparation for its pub
lication.
The Senator's book will deal with
the Negro question and the tent
ative title is Segregation or Mon
grelization.
While talking on the subject of
the Negro, the Senator reiterated
his assertion that the Negro should
be sent back to Africa and that he
had the signature of a large number
who are already petitioning them
TO be sent back to their African
homeland.
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-07

Parrish Street Saturday night
back in 1917 before many of the
present veterans was born, was
sitting behind one of the concrete
walls\ in a little French village
munching hard tacks and listen
ing to the scream OF shells and
with at time, great concern, less
one Of them were at last carrying
nv number. l got back though be-
fore my number came up and one
thing that | tried hard to do was
get going, a veterans organization
among the Negro veterans OF the
state, and of the South. | tried so
hard and the flower barrel stayed
empty so much at home until now
the battle axe is raised everytime
[ start to raise the subject in and
around the family fireside. What
is a fact, | tried it long enough
to know that it is well nigh i'm
possible to gdt an organization
going in the face of the competl
ton from the American Legion,
the VFW and the DAV. | say this
because as l was sitting aroUsd
my fish and beer place last Sat
urday night, some vets started to
poking fun at the showing of the
Afro-American Veterans here the
other day, which everyone will
agree was poor. But the only rea--
son that it was poor, was because
of what | have Just said. You can't
get one of those organizations
going without enough money and
brains to compete in service and
colorfulnoes with the three leading
We. gro Z. Now that the Ameri-
can L zion md the VIEW are show
ing 9 deposition to grant member
81 -, to Negro veterans in their
posts and chaptres, the Negro vet
WI II 10 his low comrades tho
greatest service who takes the lead
in making the moves necessary to
Jackson advocate., 1946-09-07
Rush Small Pox
Vaccine to Liberia

Washington, d. c. Sept. -
(NNPA) - Twenty thousands
points of small pox vaccine was
rushed by airplane to Liberia last
Sunday by the American Red
Cross and the United States Pub
lie Health Service to combat an
epidimic which has broken out in
the Liberian hinterland, the Red
Cross announced.
The epidimic was reported by
r. O'Hara Lanier, American min
lister to Liberia, who said in a
cable to the State Department
that the disease had reached the
proportions of an epidemic in
the hinterland areas, but the
death rate so far has been low.
The special plane to fly the
vaccine to Liberia was chartered
by the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Company. which owns a rubber
plantation in the West African re-
public. The plane left the United
States Sunday.
In q message to President w.
Y. S. Tubman of Liberia, the Red
Cross said the vitally need vaccine
was a gift from the American peo-
pie. The message also stated that
if additional vaccine were re-
Quired, it would be sent immedi-
ately by the Red Cross.
Ten thousand points of the
vaccine were furnished by the
United States Public Health Serv-
ice, while the other ten thousand
points were furnished by the Red
Cross.