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The Valley settler., 1947-10-30
TRAGsOY ON AN ALASKAN COAST


 Details regarding loss or the freight boat "Auk" October IA, together with all four members of the crew and tho en~ :2 tire year's shipment of school supplies destined fve P Pilot Point, Ehen the vessel struck bar at the mouth of King Salmon River as it approached the Bristol Bay village, reached the Juneau off6ce of tho Alaska Native Service through an air1nail letter from Mrs. Laura Jones, ANS teacher in the village of l5O souls. Heavily laden and towing a dory, the "AlI1" left Egegik about noon of the 18th and it S lights were sighted off shore from Eliot Point at about 7:3O that even ing. They remained vi sib1e until about 1O:3O, alarm being felt by the observers who as- sulned that the ship was awaiting dayl ight to come up the river.
 In the words of Mrs. Jones: nDuring the night northwest wind arose. When mor4l- ing came the nAuk" was till there but breaking up. Ent ering the river between two spits of land, it had str-l ok the dangerous bar that reached part uay be- tween them.
 "Then when the t ide went out there was no lon ger any sign or the ship or the little boat Tn tOWs we Searcned the De acn T1nQ- ing nothing but a few boards and parts Of the little boat. Through the field glass; es it appeared that tho cargo was washing up on the South Spit and some Of the ob- jects appeared to be school esl1s. Maybe the men washed ashore there, too." 1.-TWO bodies were discovered on the beach later! Al so feared lost were two boxes of per- sona1 belongings of Mir. and Mrs. Jones, in them "everything re possess" except few tn hings brou Ght with them when they c eme to Alaska less than two years ago; as we'll as their own grocery or der for the year..
 "This is an example of the sort of haz-' ard which no-one can fo see or prevent, ANS Superintendent Don. c. Foster pointed out, in conmentin on the Pilot Point tragedy.
 "Not only were the lives of four brave men lost; but the priceless educ at ional benefit of a year's schooling for the 20 odd boys and girls of Pilot Point arc jeopardized unless emergency supplies can be brou ght in, almost inevitably bE nI
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Studio has signed Danny Kaye to +,
f1ve-year contract which calls TO
seven pictures in that interval.
Heretofore, Kaye has been the ex
elusive property of Samuel Goldwyn
His latest Goldwyn picture, 9TH,
Secret Life of Walter NIFTY" baset
upon James Thurber's . hilariou
whimsy, will be visible on Keith,
screen in the autumn.
| X y \
What with the wave of layoffs
dozens of Hollywood script writer
have become involuntary "inde
pendents." John Lee Mahin TO
many years a staff writer at M-G-M
and one of the best of the lot, tool
the other approach. He asked TO.
his freedom from his studio contrac
in order to become an Independent
producer. His partner in the new
enterprise will be James Edward
Grant. The team will produce, di.
rect and write its own pictures.
In establishing himself over a pc.
riod of years as one of the tor
screen authors In Hollywood, Mahir
contributed such scripts as Boom.
town" "Tortilla Flat" and Johnny
Eager"
During the war, he was member
of the Army Air Forces, attached
part Of the time with the 9th All
Force with such old Metro col.
leagues as Col. James Stewart anc
Maj. Clark Gable.
Author Playwright Irwin Shaw
whose acidu1ous brushes with New
York's drama critics-especially tn.
preface to his play, "The Assassins'
will himself become a critic thi.
fall.
Shaw will take over the New Re.
public drama department vacancy
created by the resignation of Starl
Young.
Young, for many years the week
ly's critic, will continue to write oc.
casional pieces for the H. Wallac,
organ. The regular flrst-night jol
will be filled, however, by Shaw.
His new colleagues await with in
terest his reactions to the qualit!
Of the drama, especially that no
written by Irwin Shaw.
X r \ X
The mail Of q drama department
is full of memos that evoke memo.
ries.
Today, for example, comes tn.
news that the Cape Playhouse, Den.
mis-, Mass, next will busy itself with
a revival of St. John Ervine's "Ths
First Mrs. Fraser" with Jane Cow
in the title role.
The memory it revives Is that oi
Robert Benchley's review in the New
Yorker when the comedy first was
done on Broadway. st. John Ervine
was a guest critic on Broadway that
season, a member of the circle, ano
Benchley had it in mind that as q
sort Of co-hoSt to the guest, he
should be tactful and gracious.
So, IN saying he liked the play, he
went on:
II should add, perhaps, that The
First Mrs. Fraser always has beer
a good play"
X \ + X
Noel Coward's next appearance
merely as author, not personal-on
the local scene will be the Hoppe
drome Theater's presentation OF
This Happy Breed"
Evening star., 1947-08-13
|Hillbilly Singer
To Appear Here

Ernest Tubb, singing star of the
Grand OF Opry" radio program
will headline show to be presented
Friday and Saturday nights at $3.50
O'Clock at the Uline Arena. The en-
tertainment is being sponsored by
Connie B. Gay Of Radio Station
WARL.
Also featured with the popular
singer and guitar player will be the
comedy team of Radio Dot and
Smokey. The Grand or Opry'
entertainers will be aided by newly
installed sound system at the arena
Tickets for the hillbilly show are
available now at WARL and will be
on sale at the arena box Office Fri
day and Saturday NIGHTS.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Where and When
Current Theoter ATTRACTIONS
and Time Of Showing

St18cs
National-"Oklahoma!";; 2:2o ant
$40 pm.
Ambassador - Cry Wolf; 1:30
$3.50, 5:35. TAO and $50 pm.
Capitol-"The Romance of Rosy
Ridge; 10:45 am, 1885, AIS, IL;
and 1905 pm. Stage shows: 12:45
1885, 6:25 and S:15 pm.
Columbia-"The Hucksters"; 1o:4s
am. l. $40, $40, 7:35 and $50 pm
Earle-"Cry Wolf: 11:20 am.
1:25, $3.50, $40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"Henry the Eighth;
2:05s 4:05, sos, 8 and 10 pm.
Keith's-"Slave Girl":: 11:50 am.
1:50, $3.50, $50, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Little-"The Scarlet Pimpernel"
1925, $3.50, 6:35 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan-"Possessed";; 11:1(
am, lis, 1925, $50, TAO and 9:5t
Lpm.
Palace-"I Wonder Who's kissing
Her Now; 10:45 am, 1855, sos
Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Pix-'Duel in the Sum; 2:4o, sos
7:30 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts
continuous from 10:15 am.
Evening star., 1947-08-13

relatively few lines to speak in the
productions in which they serve as
ornaments, but they are not in
articulate young women. In real
life, their answers are not only quick
and decisive, but eloquent. One OF
Paramount's pretty youngsters, re-
Gently queried OIL the man she would
wed, If she ever found him, specified
that he should be:
Tall, dark, handsome, cute, sweet
and wealthy"
X X + Il
Warner Bros star roster has
been filled with a solemn visaged
group of men these last few years
which fits in, of course, with the
somber view the studio has taken OF
life.
But the balance in favor of come
dians is suddenly redressed today
with the announcement that the
Evening star., 1947-08-13
New NeWsreel
Makes Its Debut

Warner-Pathe News will make Its
local debut at Warner Bros Earle
Metropolitan and Ambassador The
aters tomorrow. Other Warner
theaters in the neighborhoods will
show the new real Saturday and
Sunday in accordance with opening
day Of the entertainment week, &C
cording to John j. Payette, general
zone manager for Warner theaters
in this territory.
The newsreel will be issued Thurs
days and Tuesdays every week.
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Guild will produce three Shaw plays
within the next two seasons. The
thsee dramas are ''You Never Can
Tell" THE Devils Disciple" and
Arms and the Man" The first
named is the strongest candidate to
opei! the Shaw festival under Guild
auspices.
The deal, Just announced, was ne
gotiated when Guild Administra-
tors Theresa Helburn and Lawrence
LANCER called upon Shaw at Ayot
st. Lawrence during their spring
visit to England to start "Okla-
homa!" running In London.
Conceding that Shaw has been
produced otherwise In this country,
by one such notable actress manager
as Katharine Cornell, the Guild
nevertheless identifies itself as his
"oncial" producer in this country
FOR the last ~ years.
Hollywood chorus girls may get
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Film About Davv

Paramount will produce Sunrise
in My Pocket" Edwin Justus Mayer.
play based upon the life of DavJ
Crockett, the Indian fighter who
rose to be Congressman from Ten.
nessee. Alan LIE May has beer
signed to write the screenplay.
Born of a poor family in Tennes-
see, Crockett became known as one
of the greatest wilderness from
tiersmen and his name Is familiar
to all students of American history
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Hope Si9ns Jane

Jane Russell will be Bob Hopes
leading lady in THE Paleface, .
Paramount's Technicolor comedy of
the West, it was announced follow
ing completion of arrangements
with Howard Hughes, who has held
Miss Russell's contract for four
years.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Shaws, Bernard Through Irwin,
Keep on Making Columns
By Joy Cormody

Bernard shaw became an ascbe 81 old
ago. IN quite sharp contrast who passed 90 u
other " ~ ~ A1 '"~A
That they negotiate amicaby on the basis of mutual profits at
tested today by the deal whereby the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
rs iKx6w Afnerica)

Charlotte Carr, director Of the
|Citizens' Committee on Children,
New York, noted social worker,
born in Dayton, Ohio, 81 years
ago.
Mary Astor, actress, born in
Quincy, Ill, Il years ago.
BENJAMIN r. Fairless, president
Fof u s. Steel, born at Pigeon Run,
O., 81 years ago.
Herschel v. Johnson, diplomat,
member of the UN Security Coun-
|cil, born in Atlanta, Ga, So years
ago Is
Norman Corwin of New York,
radio writer producer, born in
Boston. 81 years ago.
US. Senator James E. Murray
of M0ntaaa. born in Ontario, Can
ada, II years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
NEW LINcOklt
DOCUMENTS

Some 1900 to 10000
documents, belonging to
President Abraham Lincoln
and representing a gift from
his son, have been untouch-
cd for 81 years after hts
death and now rest in q
sealed deposit box in the Ii
brary Of Cognfess.
Mr.. Robert Todd Lincoln
stipulated that the. papers
were not to be made avail
able to the public until 81
years after his death. This
anniversary will occur next
July &c and it is believed
that the papers will fill
many gaps in LiAcoln's lit
erature.
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0U<Glnn
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Finland. the only country
that paid its war debts regu-
larry to the United etates,
also has . clean record Of
social, economic and poll
tical progress.
A book just off the press,
by David Hinshaw, entitled
IAN Experiment In Friend
ship" tells how Finland was
the first country In Earops
to grant the vote to women,
~ we'll rs Fundamental civic
rights including freedom of
speech in assembly, freedom
Of faith, freedom of the
press. Finland il the bfight1
est spot on the European
horizon.
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II PAYS TO READ
|ADvERTlsEMENTs

Only one thing IS more
pleasing than earning mon
|ey, in that essential to life,
and that is saving money on
making purchases.
Let us assume that q GER
tain article costs 81 at one
ttores and 80 cents at IN
other, chat saving 81 10
per cent, applied to other
articles over ! period Of 3
year. would amount to many
dollars
The biggest money-saver
for housewives in Key West
can be found regllaFly ii
Tie Citizen. Read The Citi-
gen advertisements an d
compare them with prices
You pay for similar affieles
listed in the advertisements.
In thursdays Citizen,
for instance, you will + in d
advertised, q wefl-kr1Ovsh
brand Of coffee for AS cents
a pound and The Citizen
has been informed that in
some instances it is offered
for sale at 50 cents a pound.
A well-knOwn soap. pow
der is advertised for %
cents, and in some cases
the price is as high IS AZ
cents.
"A consistent reader Of
The Citizen grocery adver-
tisements and a buyer Of
foodstuffs so advertised
will be able to cut down the
family budget by many dol
lars.
So far as The Citizen is
aware, the Old-time practice
In Key West Of "chafge it,
has been discontinued. In
the old days, when strictly
cash stores were few, pur-
chasers who complained at
the credit stores about the,
higher prices Were told that
the proprietors of cash
stores were able to sell
cheaper because no loss
was entailed from unpaid
accounts. But today every
body pays leash OH the bar
rel" and that cash now can
be put on the barrel to
far greater advantage in
many cases.
1T pays to advertise Is
an old Saying, but it pays
also to read the advertise
ments and benefit from the
lower prices listed, and in
no case is it trher to the
housewife il Key M Test than
in purchasing food stuffs at
the reduced amounts,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
\ Life is not helped by the
sour-puss approach. Keep on
smiling!

We have never been able
to understand the metropofi-
tan complaint that farmers
are pampered; if this be
true, Why isn't there a rush
10 agriculture?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
~ S;ssc js: -: r. {: -;
e ri 49, svHyE y. ~ 1920 80 49, =

Coof ~. UOsebtb
MADELINE X. Sheen.
w. "'" p,vomrs
GEORGE W. sHEck.
pefenaant.
OoOs:a 90 % Oo.oG ave0N
TO: GEORGE w. stiE'h.
r. r. ". No. 2.
New Canaan Post offies.
New Canaan. New Nork.
You are hereby requtred to ap.
pear tn the Rin of comeisint f.r
divorce in the above styled .saN.
on or before the 3rd daS of lane.
AID. l9f.. otherwise III. siisxa I.
tions therein will he taken as ""s-
This Order L. To he pabftkhesi
once q week for four consecutive
weeks In The Key w.~st sttiz~s. =
newspaper published In the Gts 81
Key West. Fiorisis.
ZONE AND ORisEREp this sna
day Uf May. AID. ls4.. -
(SEAI.) ROSS q SAwvE0.
Clerk of the cirrutt s'.art.
Monroe county, fiorida.
BY: (sdD F1oresce v. sawtef.
Deputy rissk
(sd) ALLAN n. CLEARE. IT,.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
may 9-is.i.-s4 AID. Isss
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Furnished home, five bedrooms,
completely remodeled and dec
Grated. Refrigerator, Magic
stove, water heater, large porch.
tropical yard. Price, $10:506.
Immediate possession. Also no.
tells, filling station and homes of
the better kind. Paul Boysen,
626 Fleming ST., Phone 153.
apr28-6tx
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IL lots in Big Pine Key with q
room cabin, sleeping trailer, out
side shacks, partly furnished, 8
rowboats, few chickens and
ducks, few minutes walk from
beach, road to property. $1,000
for quick sale. Pc. Box 413,
Key West, or see owner on
property. Turn right on road
by Big Pine Inn to property.
may1-3tx
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Solar water heaters. Large heat
! INC uhits. lOoAs61. hGityslhtJ
Insulated tank. Can Be had for
small monthly payfnefits. No
money down. Guaranteed. Or
DIR n6w for immediate delivefy.
Lee Bros. Neon CO. GA GfeeAs
St, Phone 4, Key West, Fla,
lnayl-tf
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Laundry for confinement cases, If
brought to 326 Fi6riAa ST.
may1-l0tx
FOR guaranteed pfalnbin9 wofk
and repairs. en- Jdhn Ciilfs,
512 Margaret street, phone IN.
Give us q try on your mkt Job.
Free estimates. l nnay1 -lm0
SPECIAL.

Professional Movies made. in col
or or black and white, at your
party. wedding. banquet or any
special occasion. A lifetime
treasure. At your service any
where, any time, night or day.
Very reasonable. Evans Camera
Store, 500 Southland st.
mayl-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Aoequate precautions
raosi cepstruetion. and fire
safety rules are saving lives
In hotel fires. according to
the National Board Of Fire
| Underwriters.
In Tevre Haute. Indiana.
f.r instance. fire broke out
IN a ltI-stogy hotel. Fire De-
pastment officials said that
the action of the guests in
net opening the doors and
running into the corridors
prevented what might have
seen q disaster.
III the Hotel Lincoln in
New York. y mattress burst
lnss flame from, q cigarette.
A heavy door prevented the
spread of fire and smoke
PRAYING that proper con-
atfuetion n one Of the best
deleases against conflasra-
fiun@
h h estimated that an in
speetien of hotels inaug-
grated on q statewide basis
IN Arkansas insurance men
laa summer saved Is lives
whsn q Hot Springs hotel
harmed. The inspection led
10 the clearing of q fire es-
cape down which guests
Tied Ia safety.
Efficient work by the
service personnel Of q st.
I.suis hotel prevented panic
lsam breaking out among
500 guests when fire start
ed in . pester's room on the
ilfzs floor and raced up q
shaft IN the 18th floor.
Fire prevention measures,
Including newly installed
protection Of an elevator
shsfs. h credited with avert
ING disaster in = recene
t.rand Rapids hotel blaze.
There are signs that the
war against fire II bearing
seine time fruit. We must
keep up and intensity the
work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Twice as many Amer
leans have been killed by
automobiles in the past 25
years as by all the wars in
this cOuntry's history.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
~ tss s:sst: :! sss:. 80: = 80 =
;;;Ss Sc ;;isjisSsE ' S'sssss: I
Cose Ne. poseoA
SETH WILkINe.
Va. '" psvcace
SARAH l.. wJLKlNs.
Sassa ~ SfSGSSSvssS

TO: Sarah l.. wilkins.
1914 Chestnut street.
Lebanon. pennsstyanta.
You are hereby regatred 3" sp-
pear to the Bill ~ Complaint. foe
divorce. In the above entitled easss
on the 3lst day of MAJ. 1915. athsf-
wise the allegations therein siii hs
taken as confessed.
a week for four consecutive wssen
in The Kew West Citixen. ness.
paper published In Key West. ffssF-
ida.
Done and Ordered this 18th aay
(SEALl MOSS a SAWYER.
Clerk ~ the circuit s.art.
Monroe County. floftsia.
BY: tsdp kathi.en >o,fags.
Nbvo Deputy stsrk.
raul r.. sawyer.
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
may 3-i"-is-ss. 1915
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all types electrical motors re.
paire d a nd re-conditioned,
bought and sold. Key West
Electrical Repair Co., 618
Whitehead Street. Phone 739.
We call for and deliver.
apr5-sat-tue -thurs-tf
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Furnished house at 825 Elizabeth.
Adults only. Apply SIC Cath
crime. apr30-6tx
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Glazed wall tile for bath and
kitchen.
SOUTHERN TILE COMPANY
$500 S.W. 18th Lane
US. No. l at S.W. 25th Ave. on
the railroad, Miami, Florida.
may3-6t
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PARlA - = ssv1DlninU why
e stsle : 9izasee1e cs.as.Ey
hh00s "nl61A -" WotGo noDUn
ID ~ heovtA . 1osUeo1-cnl
FfsncAman told poliee. s1An1
Smile ana thooe syes 49, -
1ose ny hee6." II uoiaoimD.
taletd q atsue loAoD4 90 -
covered. n 4 -
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RCA table model radio, $500.
RCA Interchangeable, $4,000.
Both excellent condition. For
quick sale. 202-A Poinciana
Ext. may1-3tx
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Is six-weeks-old pigs; 2 two
hundred pound sows; l two
hundred fifty pound boar. APP
ply 1902 South st. (Mrs. Pin
der). may2-3tx
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Furnished cottage, couple only.
No pets. 1926 Margaret st. Ap-
ply 1928 Margaret. apr30- tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Completely furnished cottage to
couple. No animals or chill
dren. Near South Beach. Sos
monthly. Apply ilO4 Division
street, or at the County Judges
office. mayl-5t
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In Re Estate II
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Notice In hereby given 81 ala
whom q may concern that GENEVA
DOnxO, "a ExecutriS of the last
VIII and Testament NJ ]. =. lAanao.
deceased. has filed with the Hon
Orable Raymond " Lord. roants
Judge, In and for Monroe coanss,
Fl6ridn. her Final Rep"rt and has
made application for her dtss.harss
as such Executrtx.
Dated this nth day ~ April. A.
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Ssap GENEVA DoNsso
AZ ExecusriS of the
az the Last wiz and
Testament of D. -
Dongo. decreased
apr l2.l9.2s: May .. tsss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Furniture for sale. Apply Unit
42-F, MAS. may2- 2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Zenith console radio-phono, auto
matte record changer, plays. 10
records, 10 in. or IL in. Owner
leaving town. Inquire Bahama
Bar, between IL and s pm.
may2-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Ten-room house, Cor. Division
and Georgia Streets. Large
back lot, bearing tropical fruit
trees. Apply 905 South Street.
may2-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Baby Carriage, practically new,
SIS. Oriole Stove. Inquire 8l9
Olivia st. may2-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

1910 Olds se(lan, new PAINT, RADIO
healer. 40 United 81