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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
AIM OST
ABOUT
z We r Y HIN
BY Percy villa

not When I was In, know what l
meant When went into the Army
| was only two and . half months
out Of the can. just finished .
bit. Il was like taking mo out Of
one can into another one. ! had no
idea what the Army was thsn. !
went over the hill after Ave days.
When the guy told me 70 police the
area-it was like the can. That's
Why I went over the hill"
Il wasn't fear that made GraE-
Iano 70 over the hill, and this !
believe.
II wasn't logging IT," he said.
Fl thought you'd 20 In there and
fight and what the hell. But
II was like the can. Now ! realize
Il was wrong. now I got some sense
and what good does II do met I'm
liable 10 pay on for the rest Of my
life. It's o tough thing 10 say. It's
hard 10 say what ! mean. But two
and o half months out - bang -
right In the Army. II knocked my
brains out. KnoW what. I mean 7"
The mlddlSwSight c h . m p on,
frownlng with concentration ~ he
searched for the correct word, sx-
planned he was . young guy who
had spent six years Of youth In jail.
II wanted 70 quit" Grassland said.
IL come out Of the Army after the
bit In Lsavsnworth and ! wanted
10 90 straight. II could fight !
could do something. What did ]
make when I was robbingf Pea
nuts. Know what I meant Penny
thingS-know what I mean 7 I could
get twenty bucks for Q fight and
that's more than could get fOoling
around robbing. Boxing was what
! could do. figures that's some
thing. don't have TO rob no more.
Just before I hit the Army I was
turning pro. I could make some
money for my family. For myself,
too. I went AWoL---livsd right at
home. wasn't ducking. l wanted
TO fight. Then I went back and did
my bit In LeAVsnWOrth for going
AWOL. came out ! had some
thing 70 do. Then this thing hap
pens.
The question came again ~
though all the other conversation
was unnecessary and this question
II answered correctly would rOetify
all the trouble Of his life.
Didn't I try 10 do good for Ave
ySaFsi" he asked. Didn't try TO
do Eoodf II they got anything on
me let them hit me with the book.
I'll stand BY Il. II they won't try
me-whAt can ! dof They tried
me FOR everything else I did. Know
what meant"
GrAEiAno spread his arms out.
Il want TO fight here" he said,
Chicago Miami I want "a
fight here right In New York,
Know what I meant"
"If . guy Il . creep they'll flnd
II out" he said. won't thsyH
never bulldossd any one In my life,
! did wrong things. They must Of
! been wrong because I did six years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

In the can for thSn."
Even II they don't lee you fight
In Miami" the guy asked, you can
still 90 To Europe and make o lot Of
money betting out StiiFs."
"EurOps," Graxiano said. "Eu-
rope. Fighting In Europe 10 moth
ing. This Is where I want 10 fight.
Know what ! meanf"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

made for Amatsur bouts In Tia i'm
mediate future with either Vince
DOnnslly Of Minneapolis o. Bob
Campion Of St. Paul
Jones, . Mechanic Arts student,
has been boxing for three years in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24

selves are In . position WHARF WS
can talk, without having SomoOns
Gsy, Why don't you practice what
you preaeh7"
Also, remember, you cannot
judge . person until you know his
whole story.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-24
BY JIMMY CANNON

why. They did not
understand tn .
les Of
democracy either,
because in such
neigh boThOods
these concepts
seldom function,
are only promises
never kept. But
there were kids
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
HOLLYWOOD:
Continued From Page A-24.1

in Paris all have the new, yer,
long hemline.
Glenn Ford will not be doing
wild calendar q long time
anyway--because he was just started
1.-THE Return Of October" and il
will take him through to December
The name of Glenn's leading lady
Is Terry Moore.
Lucille Ball Is smiling becaus,
hubby Desi Arnaz Is making q dea
to bring himself and his band X
Slapsie Makes for q long time
Then he and Lucille don't have Il
be parted by work.
Martha Vickers' parents are try.
ing to persuade her not to give W
her motion-picture career. They
will succeed If a good part in {
good movie comes along for Martha
Jane Russell goes to New Yori
after finishing THE Paleface." Jan,
has no movie commitments aftel
this one-until Howard Hughe.
decides on something for her.
MI. Hughes, by the way, has K
put Q new ending to THE Outlaw
for the Australian market. "Dowr
Under" they like law and order
they say, so Jack forgotten Man,
Beutel will be grought to trial ane
punished-for the Aussies.
X Il Il
Martha Scott is not going to stal
In AN My Sons" I am told by
william Dozier of Universal-Inter.
national. They are testing Dorothy
Hart tomorrow for the picture which
already has Edward G. Robinsor
and Burt Lancaster.
Robert Ryan just back from Ger.
many. says that the Army has or.
dered prints Of "Crossflre" to b.
shown in occupied zones. The movi,
already has been booked for six Der.
lin theaters.
Janet Blair says her boat has
been stolen. Now I've heard every.
thing! Janet says If you fnd q
snowbird sailboat, return 1t to hel
at Columbia-she'll be there for tn,
next three months making Lett
Fall In Love-"
Charles Korvin Is fascinated BY
the money to be made in perfumes
He and his wife are opening q shoy
in Beverly Hills and will sell some.
thing called Femme" and another
exciting smell by the name Of
Green Fruit"l
Charles Boyer had some of his
dialogue in Mortal Coils" clipped
by the Johnston Office, but they
left enough Of 1t in to make an
interesting, adult story.
Sir Alexander Korda will max,
his Thomas Mann Epic, 1.-THE Magic
Mountain" in Hollywood-at 10th
Century Fox. He would give Part
OF his title to get Ingrid Bergman
for the feminine lead.
june Allyson, who loathes flying
Is planning to go to Arizona fiVs
minutes after she finishes "Virtu.
ous." Yes. to join Husband Dicl
Powell on location. II saw him of
at 4:So this morning in his owr
plane" June tells me on the set
and I couldn't rest until he called
me at 8 to say he'd arrived safely"
II anything ever happens to this
marriage, I'll never believe in love
again. These two are positively
crazy about each other.
Robert Montgomery, having wrap
ped up Ride . Pink Horse" /.
playing the farmer at his New York
estate.
Yvonhe De Carlo says it's q re-
lief to have no man in her life at
this time. II can concentrate better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
Park Commission Plans
Separate County Staff

Establishment Of separate plan
ming. engineering and technical
STATS for Prince Georges and Mont
gomery Counties was announced to-
day by Erwin I. Main, chairman of
the Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
The Prince Georges County staff
will be housed in quarters in the
Hyattsville area for which negotia-
tons are under way. The Mont
gomery group will remain at the
commissions headquarters, $500
Colesville road, Silver Spring.
Technical director Of the Prince
Georges County staff will be Fred
w. Tummler, while A. Morton
Thomas and william Burrage will
act as chief and planning engineer,
respectively, in Montgomery County.
Mr.. Main explained that the move
will result in greater convenience
to residents Of both counties and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

on my singing and acting" she tells
me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25
Missing Kensineton Man
And Children Safe

Bethesda detectives said toda,
they had learned that Toby d.
Franzeschi, SO, who disappeared last
Saturday with his two children from
his Kensington home, Is out of towr
and IN good health. They added
however, that his exact whereabout,
are unknown.
Meanwhile, his wife, Mrs. Viols
De Franzeschi, 2s, said she would
take court action to recover heI
children when her husband Is found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

| on my singing and acting" she tells
me.
Ingrid Bergman is planning q
beautiful evening dress made of fig
leaves-for her Eve role In Leo Nc
Carey's Adam and Eve! Leo
hasn't signed UP Adam, as yet.
Cornell Wilde's wife, Pat knight,
has the second feminine lead in
THE Fabulous Texan" She got
the role after Eddie Granger saw
the test she made with Cornell.
Gene Tierney, when she returns
to Hollywood, will find her ex, Oleg
Cassini, installed at 20th Century
Fox to design her costumes. Oleg
has given up his independent dress
business.
Joan Blondell's big Hollywood
home Is up for sale. Joan says that
she will buy three smaller houses
one In Hollywood, one in the noun
tains and one at Newport Beach.
And. Of course. she and Husband
Nike Todd will spend much time
in New York.
.orson Welles tells me that he Is
now planning to make q picture In
10 days!
1ngrid Bergman will positively
have no romance at all in her Joan
OF Arc picture, now called Joan. i"
So am wondering where Helmut
Dantine fits in. I'm told he has
q part in the movie.
Lou Costello Is on the spot. He
Is supposed to be doing The Moose
Hangs High" at Eagle-Lion now.
And he has a positive commitment
ut Universal-International for late
October to do The Brain of Frank
enstein." Lou still is quite sick. but
he's hoping to make ut least one of
them.
tNelsased By North American Nsvspspsy
Alliancel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

In increased eficiency. He empha.
sixed that the new arrangement
Will not change or affect the COM
missions planning functions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
St. Mary's Parish
ToPnrticipate In
Labor Day EUents

Several organizations of ST.
Mary's Parish will take part in
Labor Day events, Rev. ]. Fl.
johnson, ST., told a Citizen rep
resentative today.
The Catholic Youth Club is
busily at work on a float for the
Labor Day parade. The National
Catholic Community Service will
also enter a float decorated by
the USO Noes Junior Hostesses.
Exhibits from the Parish Cen
ter crafts classes will be dis
played at Bayview Park includ-
ing shellcraft, under the direc-
ton of the Misses Gertrude
Laubscher and Betty Johnson;
drawings, under the direction of
Miss Jean Morrison, and chill
drens' garments made by IL and
IL year old girls, under the. di-
rection of the Mesdames Charles
Yates and Garcia Nettles.
The Riddles Hour entry in
cludes several vocal and dance
numbers under the direction of
Mrs. Elena Mccoy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Solons To Meet
On Maloney Case

City Commissioner Louis Car
bonell said today that Commits
sioner Hunter Harden and he
have called special meeting OF
the City Commission for tomor-
row night at City Hall to investi-
gate the transfer of Mrs. Angelina
Maloney from the Department OF
Public Services TO the office of
the tax collector.
Carbonell said that Director of
Public Services Robert, H. Dopp
had submitted an inefficiency re-
port on Mrs. Maloney, a clerical
employee, to City Manager o. J. S.
Ellingson, who in turn submitted
the report to the Civil Service
Commission. Mrs. Maloney was
then transferred to the tax collec-
tors staff.
"If Mrs. Maloney is inefficient
in one department." Carbonell
said, "she should not be trans
ferred to another. If she is not
inefficient, then she should re-
main in the department she was
originally working for"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Mrs. Gutierrez
Died Yesterday

Mrs. Clara l.. Gutierrez, rs,
died Sunday afternoon at Sis
o'clock in her residence, HOS ST.
monitor street, after a long ill
ness.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 6 o'clock in the
chapel of Pritchard Funeral
Home. Rev. Guillermo Perez,
pastor of the Latin Methodist
Church, will officiate. Burial will
be in the family plot in City
Cemetery.
Survivors are one sister, Miss
Amanda Gutierrez, of Key West;
one brother, Oscar Gutierrez, of
Tampa, and several nephews ano
nieces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
American Vets
ToForm Here.
Jaycees Told
AVG TO ORGANIZE SEpTEM.
Der 2: JUNIOR CHAMBER
PLEDGES AID IN CITY GAR.
BAGE SEPARATION PLAN

Irwin Gold, Veterans Affairs of
ficer of the newly formed Ameri-
can Veterans Committee. spoke to
members of the, Junior Chamber
of Commerce at their last regular
meeting and outlined the aims of
the committee.
In his talk, Gold stated that the
motto of the AVG is "Citizens
First, Veterans Seconds Some
of the problems that will be met
and discussed for action are hous-
ing and rent control, the building
of cooperation of all nations for
peace and finally the strengthen
ing of the United Nations Organi-
cation.
Gold stated that Kew West
chapter of the American Veterans
Committee will be formed in Kew
West, September 7. and urged all
members of the Jaycees who were
veterans to attend.
The JaYceeS also went on rec
ord as body to pledge their as
Sistance to the city in an educa-
tional program designed to bring
to the attention of the people the
method to be followed in sorting
trash and garbage.
This was done at the recon-
ssendation Of Robert Dopp, CITY
engineer, who told the members
the Importance of proper segre-
CATION of garbage due to the fact
that all wet garbage will be dis
posed of by the navy at sea and
dry garbage will be burnt at
Dredger's Key.
The separation procedure must
be followed if the assistance of
the navy in garbage disposition is
to be continued.
A suggestion was made to Donp
that each scavenger truck be
equipped with large sign which
will bring to the attention of the
residents of the city the proper
method of disposing of their
garbage.
A meeting of the health and
safety committee has been called
to discuss plans and report back
to the club at the next regular
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Soviets Accuse
i. S. And i. S.
Accuse Soviets

fBy The Associated PreSSD
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-To-
day the Soviets in northern
Korea accused American author
tiles in southern Korea of mis-
treating Leftists or Communists,
and the Americans countered by
asserting that the Soviets' con-
tingent of guest visitors in the
southern zone had surreptitious-
ly conducted a campaign to try to
undermine the populace against
the American command.
"They abused their privileges, p"
an American spokesman said
while they were here as our
guests"
The three American soldiers,
who had been Russian prisoners
in northern Korea for Is days,
have been released. They said
they had been treated we'll by
the Russians, and that no at
tempts had been made to try to
get them to divulge any of the
operations in southern Korea.
They explained that they had
been on duty only two days
when. unknown to them, they
had wandered across the border
into Soviet territory while doing
routine communications work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Charity Hospital
In New~OrIeans
Needs Nurses

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 25.-
THE Charity Hospital of Louisi-
ana at New Orleans is faced with
a serious nursing shortage. The
present crisis demands that we
enroll another class of student
nurses four months sooner than
we anticipated. On October 81,
1947, it is imperative that we adj
nit at least IS additional student
nurses Mrs. Manolita H. Ches-
nut, in charge of admissions, said
today.
eve are appealing to you to
make this news available 10 all
young women in your district in
order that they may be aware of
the opportunities awaiting them
in the nursing profession. They
will be able to embark on Ca
reer that will enrich their entire
lives and bring happiness and
health to the sick"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25

Young. is also featured.
| Professor Bragg is health con-
sultant of the movie stars-and
he recommended Mariposa'S Cook
Book from the platform in one of
his lectures. His mountaineering
candies and DR.. Schroeder's laxa-
tive ZatSo drink seem to interest
the feminine visitors more than
any other offering. Zatso is a
Wonderful drink, hot or cold. for
those to whom coffee is forbidden,
and has laxative qualities as
found in the springs heer. DR..
;Schroeder's chats on psycho-anal-
ysiS have been most interesting.
This large exhibit is being held
lat French Lick Springs. Indiana
1.-The Home of Pluto Water. This
tremendous health resort offers
much diversion besides exhibits,
and the many doctors and dieti-
clans attending this congress are
enjoying dancing, swimming, sui
lphur baths, horseback riding, ten
mis- and golf. Nearly every state
and large city are represented at
this convention and DR.. Mariposa
Mimi Hayes represents Key West
and Mani for Florida, and is
boosting ou rState for its health
giving climate.
The latest in scientific cooking
utensils and labor-Saving devices
are also being demonstrated. as
well as new glamouriZing sham
poos, makeup and beauty aids.
There are several exhibits of
dietitic products. These are a
bonn to diabetes, those to whom
starch and sugar are restricted.
Another interesting thing the
writer has discovered is a spring
, about mile away from French
Lick, West Baden Spring, where
diabetes may drink, freely, of the
water and be helped.
We have the reputation in Key
West for longevity. but we have
/ to hand it to this association. and
Indiana. for offering the public a
chance to live longer-other
places, too.
Those interested to visit French
Lick Springs may do so by the
, Monon Railway, which, by the
way. just celebrated its one hun
dredth anniversary. The centen-
NAL celebration started at Ham
mond, Indiana (the home of the
biggest herb gardens in America,
Indiana Botanic Gardens). worked
its way down through French Lick
to New Albany. Indiana, putting
on spectacular vaudeville skits at
every town along the way. They
had Bellies of the Monon, a "Bar-
Der Shop" quartet, etc. the latter
being dressed in old-fashioned
costumes. A picturesque old en-
CINE was used and this replica of
the old days was we'll worth see
/ ing.
Mariposa expects to attend the
next convention of the National
Dietary Assn, which will be held
at Hotel Del Coronado, Coronado,
| Calf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Attlee TOCall
Cabinet Meeting
For Food Talk
Gay The Associated PressI

LONDON. Aug. 25.-Prine
Minister Clement Attiee returned
here today from a hurried trip to
Washington, and shortly after his
arrival it was announced official
ly that he had called a meeting
of the cabinet to consider further
ing the rationing of foodstuffs.
1t was said further that of the
$3,750,000,000 loan obtained from
the United States less than half
a billion will remain after next
month.
British delegates to the Wash
ington conference to consider the
adoption of better terms in pay
ing off the loan are due to be
here tomorrow. They received
several concessions which are eX-
pected to relieve the pressure on
the dollar in British trade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
U. S., Argentine
Still AT Odds On
Consolidation
Cry Ass.eia,.a Pressl

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. Is
Senator Vandenberg, member of
the American delegation to the
inter- hemisphere COME ences
announced today that he is
continuing his fight to have q
resolution adopted 20 include all
American nations in the pact of
consolidation against any agrees
sor nation.
Argentina delegates are still
holding out for consolidation only
against nations out of the west
ern hemisphere.
Delegates of few other ma
tions have committed themselves
on either proposal, but it is be-
lieved that majority will fa-
vor the Vandenbcrg plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-25
Hunter Quits
RecreatiOnal.
Welfare Post
POSITION WITH
GAINESVILLE AND ALACH.
VA COUNTY: RESIGNATION
CALLED DISTINCT LOSS

Dwight Ha Hunter, director OF
the city's Department of Public
! Welfare and Recreation, today
announced his resignation, eff
fective August 81. Hunter has &C
copied recreation and physical
education position with the city
of Gainesville and Alachua coun-
ty. He said the new position will
offer him "a better opportunity
for recreational development"
! City officials expressed regret
at Hunters impending departure,
terming it a distinct loss for the
city and pointing to the develop
ment of the recreational facilities
and program under his manage.
ment. Hunter is also resignine
; his position as attendance as
Sistant to County Supt. of Pub.
lie Instruction Willard Albury
and as secretary of the Com
munity Chest, positions which he
has held for two years. He was
also president of the Council OF
Social Agencies.
! During his term of office the
, city purchased South Beach and
the USO Building, developed
Bayview Park under his super.
vision. including installation of
the softball field, basketball court
and skating rink, SWITCHBOARD
courts and lights for night soft
ball. tennis, skating and shuttle
board.
Hunter set up the city softball
association which has operated
effectively under his direction as
self-supporting venture. He in
augurated municipal basketball
through the cooperation of the
Supt. of Schools and arrange
ments for use of the. High School
gymnasium for city leagues.
Hunter came here in May. 1914,
direct from a position with the
Red Cross in Australia, where he
was program director. From as
sistant superintendent the was
promoted to superintendent in
February of l945 and became
attendance assistant in Septem-
Der of that year. In February,
1916, under the new city gov
eminent he was made director
of the Department of Public We'll
fare and Recreation. He is also
a prominent member of the Ro-
tary Club.
In his new position he will be
head of GaineSville's recreation
program and facilities of the
county's physical education for
some 40 schools.
The housing problem in
Gainesville is severe, Hunter said,
and he has found it necessary to
use a trailer as temporary
dwelling place.