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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-16
Saunders Heads
Red Cross Drive
SUCCEEDS CARBoNELL AS
CHAIRMAN OF CON-
MITTEE E

Gerald Saunders will head the
Red Cross Fund Campaign for
the remainder of the campaign,
succeeding Ygnacio Carbonell,
who has relinquished the chair
manship due to pressing personal
business responsibilities.
Gerald Saunders said yesterday
he was very pleased to be able
to assist in the Red Cross cam
paign as it was an organization
that all of Key West needed and
had responsibility to support.
II am confident, Mr.. Saunders
said, that the people of Key West
will rally around and again put
their Red Cross Drive over the
top. Red Cross, Mr.. Saunders
said, is the pulse of the, COM
munity-it is Indispensable not
only in time of disaster but al
ways" beginning next week, he
said, we will concentrate our
efforts on the residential can
vass and we must have civic
minded volunteers, both men and
women, to- ssz;sl1szsa successful
canvass. Rn
My, past experience in working
with the peoples of Key West
gives me the assurance that
need to promise sueae$ in every
phase of he scampaisEA This is
our one opportunity during the
year to show that our communt
ity is really interested in Red
Cross work. BY having a success
full campaign we are assuring
Key West of the fine services
that Red Cross has to offer"
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LEND-LEASE SHIPMENT

NEW YORK.-Lend-lease food
shipment to the United Kingdom
from March, 194l to April, 1945
was valued at $3,185,81O,000.
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.ChuICllYs Speech Considered
IlhaNenge To Stain To Prove
Russia Peace Loving Nation


NEW YORK. March ie-Faf-
mer Prime Minister winstau
churehiIl's speech last nigisa
judging by commen, IN shis eoua.
try and Great Britain. Is lsoaei
upon as a challenge 10 premies
Stain Of Russia 30 show the wessd
that the Soviet Union Il slnee
in its frequent assertions that a
is a peace-loving nation.
While not retracting snythlns
he said In his Fulton adsiFess.
Churchill declared that Rsi "a
now has an excellent opportunity
to clear itself on thc charge inas
il is infringing on the right "a
peoples Of other nations. partlei..
larry Iran.
Russia was charged. In breaking
its pact with the United Sta a.
and Great Britain 90 Withdrew -
troops from Iran on March ~.
with trying ID put the shne go
somebody else's foot. as Russia
often has done. and this time sin
foot's Is Trans.
Stalin's advisers dug zap q ifra.
ty. made with Iran in 1877. and
charges Iran with having bfokea
several provisions in the treaty.
though tho provisions in ava Ansa
were not specified. Then tie g.
sian leaders switched frum the
charge 30 declare that sileFc - =
pronounced anti Sovat bloc be-
the Near East. WV
Reference 60 the Iran Rus
treaty by Stains adviser pro-
voked this question IN GFeat lllat
ain and the United State VII
did Russia remain silent as wears
about the treaty and nov pruiseia
II into the dispute as a justifica.
ton for Russia's keeping tfOups in
Iran?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-16

Plan Recalling
Coering ToStand


NUREMBERG, March l6.-He:-
mann Gocring, who testified in his
own behalf this week in the case
against n Nazis, charged with
having been war criminals, will
be- recalled 20 the stand when the
court rccOnvencs on Monday, il
was announced today.
Gocring will be asked about a
statement that was made, since
he gave his testimony, about the
activity Of Hitler and his chief
leaders during July and August
Of 1890.
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Coronation
Dates Shift
Rapidly

Hope they make up their
mind. W
Bob Pollock. publicity di-
rector of the Stadium Com
miliee. makes the announce
meni today that the corona
ton Is once sgsin changed.
this time backwards instead
% forwards.
- I'LL makes the third
Nehsaae Of date for the corona
ton ceremony as announced
by psai AlburY and Bob Pol
lock. Hope lis all settled this
time.
First change announcement
Game from Paul Albury which
changed the coronation date
from February TO March Is.
Mr.. Pollock tskes up publicity
end the dsfe of conoration for
the queen is changed 10
March 20.
Lest night Mr.. Pollock
called up and said that due
20 church services on We'd
nesdaY that the date would
be ehsnged forward TO Fri
day Of next week.
This morning Mr.. Pollock
issues another press state
ment. Subject: Change from
Friday back 10 Wednesday of
next week. Well let's try
again; The coronation will be
Wednesday al 9 pm. at Bay
view Pork.
Long Live the oueenl
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Cabinet Approves
Frances Reply

a2 'MstAdDlfaIp, March ae 9 10. TIC
Spanish cabinet today unanimous
ly approved Dictator Francois re-
ply to the United States white
paper, urging the Spanish people
to displace Franco and form an
other government.
The reply totals 5000 words,
but its nature has not been re-
Vealed
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DARK Horse, Miss Putnam.
Enters Festival Queen Race


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Anmosiatad Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
EoF GO Years Devoted Co the
mmst Interests Of hey West
Evening star., 1946-11-05
She Can't Be Even Half Bad
By SheiIok Grohom

thing like 100000. You Just cant
make a Technicolor picture today
under $4,000, ,000-and 1t can be as
high as seven million. as with Selz-
nick's Duel in the Sun" "Foreve,
Amber" by the way, is costing Goth
Century-Fox 5000, 900. And G. B
De Miles "Unconquered" is an
other $4,000, 600 epic. Box-ofilce re-
ceipts had better stay up or the
movie industry will rock.
Kent Smith, who co-starred with
Ann Sheridan In Mora Prentiss, >
has the top featured role with jim
my Stewart and Jane Wyman in
Magic Town" When Alan
Ladd finishes all his current pic
tures-after The Big Haircut" Alan
Is doing '"The Big Clock" then
"The Great Gatsby"-he will be
teamed with Veronica Lake ir
Saigon" Richard Greene and
Loretta Young made -Four Men
and Prayer" in 1898. Now there Is
talk of doing 1t again with Rex
Harrison in Richards role. I hope
that 20th-Fox Is careful about the
pictures they give Harrison. With
the right material, Rex will be one
OF the biggest box-ofiice bets In this
country. :. I was right when I told
you that James Mason had not
signed a picture partnership with
David Rose, former managing di-
rector for Paramount in England.
The idea was for Rose to line up an
interesting movie for Mason In Hol-
lywood. and only then would the
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Margaret Tolson
Gives Recital
By Elena de Soyn

A piano recital, which introduced
several types of musical approach to
composition, was given by Margaret
Tolson in the Phillips Gallery last
night. The artist, well known In
this city for her musicianship and
attainment, chose representative
composers to illustrate the point.
She played Schubert's Sonata op
120," Hindemiths Sonata No. g."
Debussy's la Terrasse des Audi
ences Du Claire De Lune" and La
Puerto Del Vino" RAvel's "Oiseaux
Tristes' and "Ondine," closing with
Three Fantasies" by Begsma and
villa -Lobos' "Bachianas Brasileiras
No. A."
Schubert's unpretentious sonata,
belonging to the set of three and
composed In 1925, has all the re-
freshing qualities associated with
his music. 1t is flowing in style,
pleasing harmonically. has rippling
passages and gay finale. The
classic. simplicity OF Miss Tolsons S
approach to this, and her under
standing of Hindemith work In the
same form, which followed, provided
an additional interest in her pro-
gram.
Hindemith's conscious departure
from the type of melody, which
made the name of Schubert i'm
mortal, opened new avenues for a
new musical idiom Of which he. is
an acknowledged master. His serv-
Ice to the cause Of composition lies
in his providing discipline and or
der upon which contemporary
music could rest on a stable founda-
ton. His sonata, as played by Miss
Tolson last night. revealed his strong
personality, vigor of spirit and that
orderly disposition of material for
which he is held in high esteem. Her
reading was clean cut, well balanced
In progressions from mobility to
stability and ineligible, in spite of
the Hindemithian complexity Of
pattern.
The poetry of the impressionistic
school, as represented by Debussy
and Ravel. offered her . greater
field for self expression, however,
OF which she availed herself In
keeping with the composers inten-
tions and with a singing touch.
Evening star., 1946-11-05
HOLLYWOOD.

: HOLLYWOOD.
Margaret O'Brien's. mother has q
movie idea for Maggie to play twins
in a picture-one good, one bad, in
the manner of Olivia De Havilland
in 1.-THE Dark Mirror" The Metro
higgies are saying "No"-very loudly.
And talking Of Olivia, she told
me yesterday that she will definitely
not making a picture with Sister
Joan Fontaine for UniverSal-Inter-
national. Joan and her husband,
Bill Dozier, were hoping to have
Olivia for a picture. But" says
Livy, II think It would not be good
idea for Joan and me to be IN the
same pictured" When "Huckle-
berry Finn" Is filmed at Metro,
Claude Jarman will have the lead
ing role. :. Song of Love- star
ring Katharine Hepburn, Paul Hen
reid and Robert Walker. went into
production a week ago. And to hear
the producer and director, Clarence
Brown, talk about this one, 1t looks
as If this story OF Brahms and Schu-
IIldIlIl Will DC III CAiC 1iAo SAe@oS'
X
Dick Haynes tell me that he
wants a change from musical pic
tures-he'd like to play swash-
buckling roles. That's all right with
me, if Dick keeps on singing. I agree
with Betty Cradle who says that II
you can sing, you should sing on the
screen. And not change your type
as Alice Fay did in Fallen Angel"
wish some one could persuade Alice
to give up radio and her ambition
to be a dramatic actress in favor
Of a return to movie musicals. No
one can do them better than Alice.
Dustry Anderson, the cute cover
girl, who married Director Jean
Negulesco, is up for a long-term
contract at Warmers, which Is where
Jean hangs his working hat. :.
"Blaze of Noon" has one Of the best
casts of the year-Anne Baxter,
Sterling Hayden, Sonny Tufts, Will
liam Holden. William Bendix and
Howard Da Silva. Johnny Farrow
is directing.
!. Lon McCallister stars in the Tech
nicolor Show Me Land" which
will put Boss Sol Lesse back some
Evening star., 1946-11-05
Court Suspends Sentence
Veteran 10 Go 10 HospitaI

Norman G. Metz, q 24-year-old
Army veteran of New York City, yes
terday was allowed to go to a Vet
erans' Administration hospital for
treatment after Municipal Court
Judge Ellen K. Raedy had suspended
sentence of year each on eight
assault charges.
Metz was arrested August II and
charged with assault on members of
a Boy Scout troop here, of which he
was scoutmaster. Judge Raedy placed
the defendant on one years proba-
ton and directed that he be taken to
the hospital at Northport, Long
Island. in custody of q Mount Alto
Hospital attendant.
The veterans agency recommended
that Metz be sent to the hospital be-
cause of his good service record. The
defendant was first placed in custody
OF probation officers in August and
later was transferred to Gallinger
Hospital, where he was found of
sound mind, but suffering from
nervous disorder"
Evening star., 1946-11-05

will also star for Frank Borzage in
"Crosswinds." :. Gary Cooper has
been added to the stars Of Variety
Girl" He plays himself. John
Payne's next at 20th-Fox is Mine
for Sunday" the story OF child Of
divorce. Lionel Barrymore, who
Evening star., 1946-11-05

British star make . deal with him.
Now zee whers Mason's represent
atiyes are denying . deal.
Catherine Mcleod Ii on her way.
The newcomer. who starred In i've
Always Loved You" and who Is now
with Don Ameche in Gallant Man, /"
Evening star., 1946-11-05

makes his movies from q wheel chair.
Is making more pictures currently
than at any time during the past
five years. After his current The
Evening star., 1946-11-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Alb
s,

Personal Touch" Lionel has big
role with Robert Montgomery in
Upward to the Stars"
(Released By the North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1nc)
Evening star., 1946-11-05
forces ofA#raction
Z. ...
Hold ! t|,ls!lAoon' 6! Up
Mir jassrA'sF:- !
il The ,s6y....and
o!l:plA1E
Engine!

TIE moon isn't really ":up" In the sky. but it IS
held from flying off into space by gravitational
attraction between it and the earth
Through tireless explorationsin in realms OF molec-
ular attraction, conoeo chemists have been able
to bring America ths Benefits of new and better
oils In fact, by employing the force of molecular
attraction they are absto bond special ingredient
in conoco Nth motor oil to working surfaces OF
your engine So stronss this attraction that cylin.
der walls and other parts are ou-PLArED.
And because molecular attraction holds Conoco
on-pLAr1Na up where it belongs prevents it
from, all draining down to the crankcase, even over
night -: you get these benefits:
added protection during the vital periods
when you first start your engine
added protection from corrosive action when
your engine is not in use
added protectionl from wear that leads to
fouing sludge and carbon
added so1ooth, silent miles
That's why you'd be safer to on,-pLArE your engine
now at Your Conoco Mileage Merchants Look
for the rcd triangle. Continental Oil Company
Evening star., 1946-01-09

kai.shsk is suetionsd.
wDC, io:05-Ihs finals sf The Golden
Gloves boxing tournament. with Tony Wake.
nan and Buck 0NsilI reporting.
W0p. to:30-Ths Andrews sisters give
comsdisn Al Pssrts their Green Room
Award"
Evening star., 1946-01-09
on THE AIR TONIGHT

on THE AIR TONIGHT.
WMAe, S:30-How 10 hunt deer with the
aid Of a eowbel is among tho facts told To-
night
WN, 8:30-Atior Neil Hamilton and Sig
mund Romberg join Hildegarde
WT0P, 9:00-Lima Romay and Pianist Nitth
Evening star., 1946-01-09

Henderson visit Frank Sihatrs.
WINK, 9:05-Arur Rodlinski conducts the
Cleveland symphony In Dsbussys "ls hsr"
WT0P, t000-hs music Of frit, kreisIG
played and sung
VOL. t0.00-A 5000 year old back
sffaieheE beLonQinu 10 the family Of Chiahd
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

Be sure TO remove wild shoots
or sucker growth from below the
union on grated plants. Otherwise
they will eventually overcome the
more desirable grated top.
When to prune depends largely
on the Towering habit of the plant.
Shrubs and ornamental trees divide
themselves into two general groups
those which bloom in the spring
and early summer and those bloom
ing later on wood OF the current
season. The early Towering vari-
eties should be pruned just after
their blossoms fade. This insured
both the finest show of flowers and
the best growth.
AS bearing trees reach maturity
the amount of pruning may be In
creased TO MAINTAIN regular and ef-
ficient production of quality fruit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

growth that has become too dense
and, fourth. to obtain larger bios
SONS or to produce more flowers or
fruit.
Regeneration of old plants is
accomplished by severe pruning,
together with feeding and cultiva-
ton. Over-grown bushy plants need
the removal of the oldest wood
right to the ground and the short
ening of other branches to en-
courage new shoots from the roots
Pruning to thin out growth that
has become too dense is combined
with the removal OF injured. dis
eased and dead branches.
If you want lots of flowers or a
few very large ones, you prune.
Heavy top pruning encourages the
growth of more leaves and
branches.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL
THE STATE OF ARIZONA. Plain
TIFF Va. f. o. MASON. Admin.
Estate w. w. Stuck. Dcd.. Jo-
sephine Laird: Forrest A. Stuck.
A. Milburn Glenn. the Unknown
heirs OF w. w. Stuck. deceased
First Doe: Second Doe. Third
Doe: Fourth Doe; Fifth Doe,
and Black Corporation. a corpor-
alton. Defendants.
The state OF Arizona TO the above
named defendants f. o. Mason. ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF W. w.
Stuck, Dc: Josephine Laird; For
rest A. Stuck: A. Milburn Glenn:
Unknown Heirs OF w. W. Stuck;
First Doe: Second Doe; Third Doe,
Fourth Doe and Fifth Doe: Black
Corporation. a corporation.
You are hereby summoned and
required TO appear and defend in
the above entitled action in the
above entitled court. within twenty
days. exclusive of the day OF serv-
ice. after service OF this summons
upon you II served within the State
OF Arizona. or within thirty days.
exclusive OF the day of service, If
served without the State of Ari-
zona: and you are hereby notified
that in case you fail so to do, judg-
ment by default will be rendered
against you for the relief demanded
in the Counter Claim and Cross
Claims filed In this action.
The name and address OF the de-
fendant, A. Milburn Glenn's attor-
ney is VIM. G. Hall, II. r. Catlin
and John F. Molloy. 905 Valley Ma
tional Building, Tucson. Arizona.
Given under my hand and the
seal OF the Superior Court OF the
State Of Arizona in ard for the
County of Pinal. this 9Th day of
March, 1916.
T. ]. MARKS.
(SeaD Clerk
First pub. March s, 1916.
Last pub March %. 1916.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
3$%
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I ! lIlIL i 1I
.sA@ ;S saSszss sszssss

Actually, there's nothing mysteri-
Gus about pruning Equipped with
stout pruning shears and good
common sense, anyone can prune
the planting on his place.
First you prune to obtain de-
sired shape, size and form.
Second YOU prune TO rejuvenate
old. oyer-grown plants.
Third YOU prune to thin out
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
VETERANS FIRST

Many merchants busy building up reservation lists
for scarce merchandise-sts which show the order In
which people will get automobiles, refrgerators, washing
machines and even nyons when they finally become avail
able.
Most of these lists based first come, first
served formula which, In general Is the faires kind OF
list to have.
suggest that every merchant In town tell the vet
erans that they get at the head OF the ne-that
this is a Veterans First town This Is one simple
way by which all show the veterans that We
still remember and appreciate what they have done
for
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
BOMBS FOR PEACE

We have heard considerable agitation opposing the
atomic bomb which the government proposes to con-
duct in May and July.
II is quite conceivable that these tests may prove to
be the compelling force which is needed to stop all
nations from thinking in terms of war; II the United
that atomic energy could destroy the world
ought enough make leaders of all
dispense with sword-rattling for all time.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

Jerry Rowe. a member OF Coo
lidge high school sophomore class
was married TO Billy Lee on Satur-
day. March Z. by Rev. Smiley. The
bride was dressed in pink with
white accessories The attendants
were. Moreno Monk. sister of the
bride. and Carl Lee. cousin OF the
groom. Those attending the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monk. Bessie Vest, Doris
Burt. Lila Browning. Carl Lee.
Reagan Lacy. Mable Lee. Marcus
Vest. Wanda Lee. Joan Lackey.
Betty Rowe. Myrtle Lee, and Mrs.
Smiley. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee are at
present making their home in North
Coolidge with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Mortensen The many friends OF
the young couple wish them much
happiness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
the office OF County Assessor OF
Pinal County subject TO the action
OF the voters at the primary cleo
ton July 10th. 1916.
WYLY PARSONS
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection 10 the office OF the
justice OF the peace Justice Pre-
cinct No. subject to the action
Of the voters at the Democratic
primary. July 10th. 1876.
w. C. ROCHE.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

arrested two Mexicans for selling
whiskey to Indians.
Last week Mrs. u. s. Davis
placed a small classified in the
Examiner inquiriug about her pet
dog that had gone astray Our
paper came out early Friday morn
Ing and before 10 o'clock a reader
reported the location OF the dog,
which was soon with its owner.
Mrs c. ]. Wells is reported get
ting along nicely after an opera
tion at a Phoenix hospital recently
Attorneys Suit and Claridge Of
Coolidge have been appointed by
the court to defend Jim Fletcher
colored. who is charged with the
murder OF John Harris. an aged
crippled negro who was killed near
Coolidge on the night OF March 7th
The case will be tried in Pinal
county superior court in Florence.
Ernest Ellis and Cecil Ellis have
gone to Myton. Utah. whore they
are working In the government en-
ploy. having been transferred from
Coolidge. Their families will leave
Coolidge soon TO join them.
Mrs. c. p. Serrano and son. Car
los. are visiting Mrs Serranos
mother in Sonora. Mexico.
Mrs. c. ]. Moody is recovering
after treatment at the Florence
hospital for rheumatism in her
shoulder
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Cohen
are in Phoenix with their little
daughter. Helen Eta. who has been
seriously IN at St Joseph's hos
pital for over two months The last
report OF her condition was not
very favorable.
Okie Hunt and Clyde Hamehead
We're business visitors in Phoenix
AZ
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
9,ox o..s -
Ell ~ les
-
TEN YEARS AGO
TEN YEARS AGO

Last Monday death clai IN d
Grandpa Conn. aged 76 years and
% days. He lived about two miles
west Of Coolidge and was the
father OF G. f. Conn. The funeral
was held in Florence and burial
was made In the Florence ceme-
terry.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
FOR CONSTABLE

hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of constable OF Jus
tice Precinct No. subject To the
action Of the voters in the Demo
cratic primary July 10th, 1916.
ASA GARDNER
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

c. J. Moody. Rotary member. and
Kenyon Harris president of the
Lions Club. went TO Florence Wed
nesday night TO attend a joint meet
ing OF the Rotary Club. Lions Club,
and Chamber Of Commerce organi-
zations OF that place.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

Southern Pacific agent NJ. l.
Durham is the proud recipient of a
letter from Major Bowes. famous
broadcaster. acknowledging Mr..
Durham's letter requesting that
Coolidge be mentioned in his
broadcast. which was done.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

Mrs. Earl z. Smith returned Sat
urday from a weeks visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Maui
din at Mariana.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
Political
Announcements
COUNTY
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

oOrOOL oOFGnlN cNOGN
! hereby announce my candidacy
for the office OF county school
OF Pinal county sub
ject 10 the action OF the voters at
the Democratic primary. July 10th,
1876.
LOUIS TAYLOR
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

Federal deputies were here from
Phoenix wednesday. and with the
assistance OF Deputy Asa Gardner
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

Okie Hunt and Clyde Hamehead
were business visitors in Phoenix
Monday
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

arrested two Mexicans for selling
whiskey to Indians.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
No. 764o
SUM MONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
pINAI
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15
JUSTICE or THE PEACE

LOUIS TAYLOR
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-15

Mrs. C. j. Moody Is recovering
after treatment at the Florence
hospital for rheumatism in her
shoulder.