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Evening star., 1947-08-20
Hollywood:
Joan FOntaine
To Play Lead
In Mason Film
By SheiIoh Grohom

Joan Fontaine will co-star with
James Mason in "The Kings Gen.
eral" for Sir Alexander Korda
Whether the movie Is made in Hol-
lywood or England depends on the
outcome of Mason's lawsuit with
David Rose. It's feather in Joan's
cap to have snagged Mason.
Jean Arthur at Paramount try
ing out different shades OF hair fol
her role in Operation Candy Bar.
Yes, that's the title now--the john
ston Office is almost sure. 1t was
called "A Foreign Affair" And Jean
is definitely set to start the movie
in October. "We have her signature
on the dotted line" says Producer
Charles Bracket. Billy Wilder will
direct and he's on his way to Ger
many now for some background
shots. Jean plays a ccngresswoman,
and John Lund Is the CT. And by
the way, jeans hair is now a bright
platinum
It's been two years since Jack
Beutel came out Of the Navy, but
he still hasn't made a movie for
Boss Howard Hughes. He gets paid
though, and Howard just gave him
a big new boost in salary. That's
that kind Of boss I'd like!
Alan Ladd is taking his wife Sue
with him to West Point, when he
makes his Long Gray Line" picture.
He will be on location with Joan
Caulf1eld for two weeks beginning
September /. But Alan at the mo-
ment is more interested in talking
about his baby son. Hes 27-inches
long" Alan told me at Paramount,
Evening star., 1947-08-20

tening?" In its factual- minded
way, and In no antihuckster spirit,
MOT takes its audience behind the
scenes in radio and examines every
facet of its programming. 1t mar
vels. as it we'll might, at the loyalty
of listeners year after year to such
favorites as Bob Hope, Fibber
MCGEE and Molly, and Winchell
BY way OF answering its own
question, MOT concludes that near
ly every one is listening-at least
once in awhile.
Charles Collins, who married Fred
Stones daughter, Dorothy, and has
been living with her happily ever
after, actually got into the Stone
family under false pretenses.
The first member of the Stones
the dancer met was the father who
ran across him in a vaudeville
dance act in London. The elder
Stone was amazed that an English
man could tap dance like an Amer
ican. so amazed that he hired him
for the musical, "Ripples."
Once the two had come to terms,
however, it turned out that Collins
was no more an Englishman than
Stone. He was, he confessed, just
an Oklahoman who got around,
especially to places where dancing
was regarded as more likely occu-
patton for young men.
The Collinses, of course, are still
dancing in THE Red Mill"
George S. kaufman, in Hollywood
directing his first picture, "The
Senator Was Indiscreet," is none
OF your slaves to the convention
that Indians do not have sense
of humor. This was cleared up for
Kaufman when he met Chief
Thundercloud, a real Indian, who
observed bluntly:
IF Indians did not have sense
OF humor, they'd have gone on the
warpath with Hollywood long ago. "
So kaufman has provided his
chief with some witty lines in the
film.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

1 =
has told Universal international
that come earth and high heaven
she will never again be separated
from her major. From now on, he
comes first.
Broadway will never see Victor
Moore again. When George Kauf-
man asked him to repeat with Will
liam Gaxton for the fall revival of
"Of Thee I Sing" Victor came up
with the surprising news that he
will never again act on the stage.
And George is stymied because how
can he do "Of Thee I Sing" with
out Moore as well as Gaxton?
John Garfield, who is more at
home in tough-guy roles on the
screen, was the life of Lana Turner's
party for Daughter Cheryl's birth
day. He took over and knocked him
self out amusing the Is kids. He
was luckier than Chester Morris
and didn't break leg-that's what
happened to Chester, If you re-
Evening star., 1947-08-20

TOO much ike an SSIaDllSItu SIdI.
This the man said to himself
''is the bunk"
Naturally, 1t is one thing to say
something is the bunk and quite
another to prove it. SO, Paramount's
man went to the picture files. Hour
after hour, he dug among pictures.
He lined up face beside face until
he ran out of space, but tired and
happy then he had the result he
wanted. Here is what he found,
although 1t is merely one mans
opinion, and your opinion may be
different:
That Mark Stevens looks like
Alan Ladd.
That Gail Russell looks so much
like Hedy Lamar that her native
Santa Monica could talk of nothing
else until finally Paramount direc-
tor heard of it and hired Miss Rus
sell. Maturity, because she looks
Hike Hedy Lamar. At least to
Californians.
That Mary Martin bears resem-
blance to both Jean Arthur and
Claudette Colbert.
That newcomer Virginia Welles
also looks like Jean Arthur, but not
like Claudette Colbert, which prob
ably proves that girls equal to the
same thing are not equal to each
other.
That Patric Knowles who was
brought to Hollywood to play Enrol
F1ynn's brother in THE Charge of
the Light Brigade" has gone right
on carving a career for himself ever
since.
That's quite a bit of evidence
mustered against one of HOLLYWOOD S
sturdiest legends about look-alikes.
But the legend, no doubt, will
survive.
Reports from Hollywood are that
Father Day, hero of life With
Father" will not close on his famous
dammit" line after all. Warmers
got permission from the censors to
keep Father thus in character, a
very special permission. you may be
sure. But the sound track got
tumbled just the same, a slight loss
Of nerve on some ones part. :.
1t may be that television which
deals with such expletive charac-
ters as wrestlers, baseball players
and other outspoken types has the
answer for the movies in this respect.
1t Just leaves the whole thing to
lip readers. It's reports indicate that
the country is full of them.
March OF Time, which gets
around to everything in due course,
takes up radio and its audience in
It's next issue, "Is Everybody Lis
Evening star., 1947-08-20

MAAcAC / GOusAlv tAAll sAsAS.A.s 4SAeAA
Has a Thousand Eyes"
| II n X X
| And on the same set, Gail Russell
gave me what amounted to a CON-
plete admission that she is not yet
married to Guy Madison. They still
date each other though.
| And that reminds me of story
on Jane Russell. When Paramount
Talent Director Bill Meiklejolln was
told to take peek at Gail Russell
during her high school days, he
called at the school and asked for
Miss Russell" They trotted oct
Jane who was at the same school.
That's not the type" he murmured
and left. Now he has Jane at the
studio anyway in "The Paleface."
Hume Cronyn Is the smart boy.
Or lucky. On the hottest day this
year, the script of ,"Virtuous" called
for him to spend the whole day
soaking in water barrel!
I thought Frank Sinatra was be-
ing too optimistic. He will only get
two days between 1.-THE kissing
Bandit" and Miracle of the Bells"
And he has called of his New York
trip. This is one time when he
really needed a miracle.
Ronald Colman's kiss Of Death"
shot in "a Double Life" was wanted
for a layout by a national picture
magazine. But the studio said mo"
they didn't want the idea to get
around that Ronnie was killer in
the movie.
Jimmy Durante and Marjorie
Little have kissed-and said good
by" Marjorie has gone back to
New York. I don't think Jimmy
will ever marry again.
X Il Il Il
Ella Raines is planning to Join
her husband in Europe when he Is
stationed there. She Is now study
Evening star., 1947-08-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1917.
Another Hollywood Legend
Falls Afoul of a Skeptic
By joy Cormody

boodng type in Pramounts publicity department with
fell into reminiscent the
other day.
that Holywoods Oldest legends
quite
went looked
Evening star., 1947-11-09

The boned-out breast from half a
2O-pound bird will weigh two to three
pounds and serve three portions.
Make dressing by combining one
cup toasted bread cubes, two table
spoons melted fortified margarine or
butter, three tablespoons hot water,
one-half cup of peeled and diced
orange, one-half cup cubed apples and
one-fourth cup raisins. Season meaty
side of breast with one teaspoon salt
and dash of pepper. Spread meat
with dressing, roll and fasten with
skewers. Place on rack in open pan,
brush breast with melted fat and
bake in slow oven (325'F.) for about
three hours. During the baking, brush
occasionally with melted fat to keep
the meat moist.
Roast a Halt Bird
HALF 20-pound turkey yields more
meat than a 12-pound bird roasted
whole. Clean the half bird in the usual
way and rub the cut side with salt, al
lowing e-eighth teaspoon per pound.
Skewer skin to breast meat on keel
bone edge to prevent shrinking of skin
and to protect the breast meat. Tie
leg just above knuckle joint, securing
it to the tail. Place turkey cut side
down on rack in shallow pan. Brush
with melted fat and cover with fat
moistened cloth. Roast in preheated
oven at 325'F.. allowing Is to 80
minutes per pound.
Make the stufing of your choice,
allowing scant three-fourths cup per
pound of bird as purchased. Mound
dressing on well-greased double thick
ness of waxed paper to approximate
shape of turkey cavity. When bird is
half done. remove from oven and
place paper with dressing on rack.
Replace half turkey. over dressing,
cut side down, and continue roasting
until tender. Spoon fat from pan bot
tom to remoisten cloth. Near the end
of the roasting period, remove cloth
if more browning is desired.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
just buy part of that
tasty holiday bird for
a small cozy dinner

TTAPPy Thanksgiving with a stuffed
LII turkey drumstick lording the
platter - dinner for two. Three can
enjoy fat-of-the-land feasfing when
you stuff half a breast. Split
20-pound gobbler, stuff and roast a
half - it's dinner for eight.
During the war, turkeys were en-
couraged to do their best for the boys
andgrowinto giants. The all-American
bird went all out for the war effort.
Now look what we have - turkeys
big as condors.
Kitchenette ovens can't handle such
monsters. Twosome families can't eat
that much meat. There is a price
premium now foE the smaller sizes
and not enough little birds to 60
around at Thanksgiving.
Obliging meat men have started
halving the birds. In few markets
they sell big turkeys in quarters. In
the poultry-parts stores, the bird is
sold piece by piece. If your meat man
refuses to saw up that mountain of
meat, then buy the whole critter and
ask pretty please" to have it split
and have the shop hold one half in the
freezer until you want turkey again.
Another time, ask the meat man to
split the half crosswise from tip of
breast bone through joint in the back.
Stuf6ng the Leg
/ wO for dinner - stuff a drumstick,
first and second Joint, from 20-pound
bird. With sharp knife remove leg
bone and draw out tendons. Take one
cup of your favorite dressing and
lightly stuff the cavity. Fasten ends
with skewers and place on rack in
open pan. Lay piece of bacon over
meat and roast in slow oven (3250F.)
one and half to two hours.
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First Time

Mummy" said little Brian,
Tommy doesn't know how to
swim because his mummy won't
let him 60 near the water
well, Tommy is a very good
little boy"
YES" answered Brian, thought
fully, land he'll go to Heaven the
first time he falls in"
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llOELECTRiC SERVANTS

~, PHILADELPHIA.-(AP).-Get-
ting and keeping one servant
may be a great problem to most
Americans. but each average citi-
zen of this country has the equi-
valent of 40 servants working
for him "a hours day. An ski
Industries study of electric pow
er shows that the installed ca
pacity of the nation is equivalent
to IL horsepower for every Amer
lean. One horsepower is estimat-
ed to equal 10 working men.
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Rather Funny

After having worked his way
up to high government posi-
ton, a man visited the English
village where he was born.
II suppose the people, here,
Tom, have heard of the honor
that has been conferred on me?"
he asked an old school fellow.
'Yes," was the gratifying re-
ply.
"And what do they say about
it?"
'They don't say anything"
was the reply; "they just laugh"
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The u. S. auto industry set a
sf.reeord in producing S1,753, 100000
worth of replacement auto parts
in 1916 compared to $7l8,000,-
900 worth produced in l941.
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The Atlantic Ocean is believed
to reach its greatest depth-al-
most $4,000 feet-in the Milwau-
kee Deep, about As miles off
Puerto Rico's coast.
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In 1871, cotton grown in the
United States totaled only l38,325
pounds, but two years after the
introduction of Eli Whitney's
9 cotton gin in 1898, production
was 6,276,08l pounds; in 1900 it
was 17,789,800 pounds and in
1920, 127,860,152 pounds.
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BEVlN FACES IT
AP Newsfeatures

eAP NewSfeatures
ERNEST BEvIN. mentioned as a
II possibility for Prime Minister
of Britain should Clement Attlee
resign. expresses his feelings with
power and positiveness. Here are
photo studies of the man who
may be called on to lead England
through one of her most critical
eras.
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Spanish lines, bougainvillaea,
stephanotis, caladiums, frangi-
PAM, poincianas, palms, GRO
tons. 1904 Southland Street.
Phone lO49-J. Sept5-8x
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A Bargain-2 pairs practically
new Toledo Plaskan scales and
one Hussman walk-in storage
box. 1890 Southland st.
Sept25tx
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Will lease l year or SO years, 65-
it DuvaI st. frontage, depth
$50 feet. Jerry's Half-Acre.
Has dance patio. Apply 5O7
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PERSONAL
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Stone from ring, oval blood stone.
Inscription, "JC.McA." Senti-
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McAndrews, LaConcha Hotel.
Reward. sept4-3t
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Two Navy blue skirts, one long
sleeve MILDLY. Will fit child
from 6 to 8 years. 912 Fleming
street. Phone 397-M.
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Aeronca trainer. Excellent con-
dition, licensed until May, 1948.
$3.50 cash. Call 1587-R. eve
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1884 Dodge Sedan. Excellent
condition. New rebuilt motor
and transmission. $40 Sawyer's
Lane. Sep3-3tx
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Place orders now Sor radiance
rose bushes to arrive Oct. |. Coo
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

A surprise party honoring Mrs.
Hattie Lou Hamilton, teacher in
the Division Street Elementary
School and wife of its principal,
Earl E. Hamilton, was given last
night in the Ley Memorial Church
Annex by pupils and Room
Mothers of her GA class.
SLMr. Hamilton had his wife and
son, VIM. Earl Hamilton, accom-
pany him to the church on the
pretext that the then rehearsing
junior choir wished to have them
present during the rehearsal. Mr..
Hamiitont is steward of the
church and Mrs. Hamilton is one
Of the Sunday School teachers.
Casually encouraging his wife
to enter the annex, which leads
TO side entrance to the church,
Mr. Hamilton unlocked the door
and switched on the lights. Mrs
Hamilton was stunned when the
lights revealed the smiling faces
0 her pupils and a number of
their mothers, all bursting forth
singing Happy Birthday"
slVisually moved by this unsus-
pscted display of affection toward
her. the soft-spoken elementary
teacher was led to her seat of
honor The chair, decorated with
pink and yellow paper, had been
placed in front of table graced
With vases of natural roses and
farm and adorned by beautifully
decorated cake. The bouquets
and cake were later presented to
MRS. Hamilton as separate gifts
from all the pupils and mothers.
MRS. Hamilton personally un-
wrapped each gift presented her
and read each card of congratu-
Ktions. The gifts--profuse, use
full and varied-Were then dis
played on another table decorated
fof: this purpose.
1.-THE color scheme of pink and
yellow was carried out through
out. Paper streamers were strung
along the ceiling of the Annex
and covered the tables.
Refreshments consisted of soft
drinks. cake and candy.
This is the second school year
Mrs. Hamilton has had the same
class. first teaching the pupils in
SO. In January of next year,
Just two months hence, she will
bid. them goodbye when they
gaaduate from the elementary
sehgol to 1.-The Junior high. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11
Mrs. Hattie Lou Hamilton,
Teacher, Surprised With
Party By Pupils Last Night

party last night was combina-
ton of display of appreciation
for her efforts during the time
she has been with them and a
fond farewell to their beloved
teacher.
Mrs. Hamilton said she appre-
ciated the thought behind each
gift, told her pupils she had en-
joyed working with them the past
two years and assured them that
"this is one birthday that will
never be forgotten" She prom
ised to share my cake" with each
of her pupils and the Room Moth
ers. The cake was topped by l6
candles as her age was un-
known.
Among those who helped the
mild-mannered, well-liked teacher
celebrate her birthday last night
were: John Cruz, Martin Leon,
Jr., Ralph Rash, Charles Hort,
Shirley Rose Nelson, Sherman
Sweeting, Shirley Mae Weech,
Frank jolly, Kermit Roberts, Ga
briel Garcia, Jack Clark, Stephen
Trevor, Katherine Brady, Grace
Gonzalez, Barbara Mingo, Peggy
Tiff, Gale Curry. Barbara jolly,
Faye Curry, Amelia AcoSta, Eliza
beth Ann Russell.
Elaine Jolly, George Carey, Jr.,
Sandra Nelson VIM. Earl Ham,
ilton, Harry Mingo.
Mesdames Leonard Curry. Os-
car Cruz, John Nelson, William
Russell, Frank jolly and Joseph G..
Minpn - y. -.
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Hold Two Navy
Men In Robbery

Robert E. Pridmore, FEC, and
M. L. Nelson, Flc, Navy enlisted
men. were held under bonds of
$4,000 each by Peace Justice Ira
Albury yesterday for an unarm-
ed robbery of A. r. Dixon, Mi
ami, of $50 early Monday.
The two men were held for
the action of Criminal court.
the men arrested by Patrol
man. Harry Lee Baker who said
that Dixon told him the blue
jackets, who were dressed in
civilian clothes, lured him into
a dark street and took his
money.
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Tomorrow Set For
Division St. School
p. IT. n Meeting

The regular November business
meeting of the Division Street
Schools Parent Teachers Associa-
ton will get underway o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in the audi
forum upstairs with Mrs. c. Sam
B. Curry, president, in the chair.
Committee reports, with special
emphasis on the membership
drive, will be included among the
business to be transacted. A full
membership attendance is greatly
desired and prospective members
are urgently requested to be
present. ~~---,---.-, e..
The membership drive is now
in full swing and will reach it's
crescendo at the meeting to.nor-
row afternoon. November is
Membership Month" throughout
the national PIT. A. and the Di-
vision Street School organization
is in hopes of reaching and pos
sibly passing its goal.
Room Mothers of the school are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11
rove Il Yourself
Inspect Them ALI

Of worlds four largest automobile makers only Kaiser
builds genuine postwar cars! The public the comfort
safety styling oomness and that only engineering
achieve 1t is this definite demand something better that has
made Kaiser of the Big A. in less than short
years The Kaiser and the Frazer different
directly line with popular preferences that they already
the widely automobiles the industry. So
them ALL You'll understand y Kaiser Frazer has made such
spectacular short a time!
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. Key Wester Is
In Amphibiol's
Clearinghouse

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,. Nov. IL
Ebert r. Reece. chief motor ma
chinist's mate, husband of Mrs.
Margaret Jane Reece of 1922
Fleming street, Key West parti-
cipated in the navy and marine
amphibous training exercises
held off the southern California
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coast. About 5000 navy and ma
rine corps personnel, 43 ships,
and 800 planes participated in
the various phases of the exer-
cises.
The amphibious demonstra-
ton included landings on the
Silver Strand at Coronado, on
San Clemente Islandl and at
Camp Pendleton, just north of
Oceanside.
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EILINCSON RESIGNS

Continued From Page One)
am to say whether he should
stay or not?"
A resolution commencing Ell
lingson and listing, his accom-
plishments while in office and
expressing regrets at his resig-
nation was approved unanl-
mouSly.
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scheduled for a get-together an
hour preceding the PIT. A. meet
ing.
Both groups will be given d re-
port on the successful Hallo,,e en-
Festival held on the school
grounds October 81.
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R1sz>teI&
Vaniers Have Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vanler,
8I8 Sawyer's Lane, have a new
daughter, weighing six pounds
and two ounces born at ll:17 p.
M, Sunday at Municipal hospit-
al.
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MRS. STEPHEN ".
DOUGLASS IN MIAMI

Mrs. Stephen w. Douglass, 322
Duval street, is in Miami attend.
ing the convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Don't spoil your linoleum with
attention. Too frequent clean
ings, especially with strong
soaps, can shorten the life OF
YOUR floor covering.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

When putting an electric fan
away for the winter, be sure
to protect it against dust.