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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-09


Press Club operated by the Pol
ish government to assist foreign
correspondents, told me-! "has to
have at least two jobs to make a
living"
And even when enough money
is available, there is little mer-
chandise in the shops. There
seems to be, at this season, plenty
of fresh vegetables, but meat is
frequently short-and the flour
situation is so bad that restau-
rants are allowed to serve cakes
only three days a week. Bread
shops are frequently sold out be-
fore everyone in the queue" has
been served.
But the big job is the rebuild
ing of the city and the prelimin-
airy work is done on voluntary
basis. One. morning l walked
through the "old city" and the
through the "old city" and the
ghetto (this is completely flat,
just one huge pile of bricks
without a single standing wall,
while some of the "old city, IS
partially erect in badly broken
walls.) Members of trade un-
ions. political parties Gncluding
the Communists and the Com
munist youth organizauon),
workers from industries, offices
and government bureaus, had
staked out their flags in the de-
bris and were shovelling rubble
into trucks.
There were hundreds of them
here, and hundreds elsewhere in
every part of the city, all at work
| with pick and shovel in the great
coluds of plaster dust. This was
Sunday, and all had given eight
hours of their time. They, seemed
quite happy on the job, joking
with one another as the disable
bricks were passed from hand to
hand, to be saved for use later
in reconstruction.
The government, General Vic
Grosz, the, foreign minister, told
me in a private interview after
a press conference for CORE
spondents the next day, has de-
veloped general plan for : new
and modern city. Under present
| regulations, while property own
ers retain title to their land, they
cannot rebuild without govern
ment consent. If under the new
plan their property is to be used
for some other purpose than a
home, the government agrees to
give the property owner an
equivalent area of land else
where in the city, where he can
build as he wants.
The building program becomes
more visible after day or two
in Warsaw, as at first all one can
see is ruins. AS time goes on,
you begin to notice-as in the
"'old city"-that people have
| made homes in the debris, either
by using some part which is not
completely destroyed or by dig
| ging into the rubble and, with a
few salvaged boards and pieces
of metal, building some kind of
shelter. Others, for lack of hous-
ing elsewhere (only government
employees are assured of. flats),
have converted part of their of
fees or factories into crowded
bedrooms( kitchens and living
quarters.
Then you notice the shops-one
story buildings constructed Of
brick or concrete at the mer-
chants risk, for within three
years the government may re-
quire that they be torn down to
be replaced by larger and more
necessary structures. Finally you
begin to see large buildings, per-
haps four or five stories high,
! Continued On Page Seven)
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Evening star., 1947-07-15
Pure Bred Swine Late

The founding of pure breeds OF
swine did not take place until tho
18th or 18th century. although the
pig had been known to man for
hundreds of years.
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Olivier Sees Screen Hamlet
As Engraving, Not Painting
By Joy Cormody

Olivier motion picture producer who thinks IN terms
medae the OF Iechncoor
That is production will be in the
conventional and white photography.
painting Olivier explains
the theater
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Hollywood:
Audie Murphy
Young Enough
To Play Self
By SheiIoh Grohom

Greer Carson and Richard Ney
have reeonciled, and they are living
now in Greer's Pebble Beach home.
This is their second reconciliation
and I have a hunch that this one
will last.
Kathryn Grayson has moved up
the date of her wedding to Johnnie
Johnston to August 16. 1t was to
have been held September !.
Jimmy Cagney and bunch Of OIL
men from Texas are conferring
about making q movie Of the life
story of Audie Murphy, the most
decorated boy in the war, now under
personal contract to Jimmy. Now
that's q good idea. For once here
is = leading man who is young
enough to play himself.
Spencer Tracy had his passage
to England booked on the Queen
Mary August 8, and he was going
for the ride only and coming back
on the same boat. But Frank Capra
got to him before he left for the
East. So Spencer Cancelled his pas
sage to start state of the Union"
the middle of next month. Elizabeth
TAYLOR has taken over Spencer's
ticket.
Fred MacMurray Is refusing to
wear spats for his press agents role
in Miracle of the Bells" and I don't
blame him. Since when did press
agents go in for that sort Of foot
foolery?
Wayne Morris is on a benzedrine
diet, and he's dropped 18 pounds.
Wayne says he'll get some OF them
back when he is finished with The
Time of Your Life"
Edmund O'Brien still is shrinking,
by the way. Eddie says he was
1913 pounds. Now he's 1853.
Jane Russell will be glad to learn
that Bob Hope changed his mind
about not having her for his leading
lady in "Paleface." She's very much
back in.
Margaret OBrien has been told
that she's gained too much weight
for her up-and-coming picture,
Brothers of the East Side" So
Maggie is on a very strenuous diet
at this moment to lose poundage.
X X X .,.E
Marshall Thompson is visiting
with Wally Beery and Carol Ann
in Wyoming. Carol Ann is the at
traction.
william Powell was all set to wear
q nightcap in The Senator Was
Indiscreet," until some one told him
Evening star., 1947-07-15

The color which was such dramatic
asset OK Olivier's history making
Henry w." he deems unsuitable 1or
his secdnd adventure into Snake
speare. Even without the more ex-
pensive photography, the new pro-
duction will be considerably more
expensive, $4,000, 600 against the ST.
600 900 spent upon the first adapta-
ton of the Bard's work.
It will be late in 194S before
Hamlet" makes its appearance IN
this country. At least six months
will be spent on the basic proouc-
tion before the camera, followed oy
perhaps a longer period in scoring
the picture and adjusting to the
special efforts which Olivier has
planned.
.comedienne Jean Arthur, whose
public has been wondering II sne nao
abandoned her career, can settle
back with the comfortable knowledge
that the answer is no. ..f
Miss Arthur, who spent saooatl-
cal semester last season at stephens
College in Missouri, neditating
among the philosophers, has Just
been cast as the leading lady IN "A
Foreign Affair" Paramount Is the
sponsoring studio and the producing
directing writing team OF CharleS
Bracket and Billy Wilder will pro-
duce the picture.
incidentally, part OF the picture
will be laid in postwar, occupied
Germany. Background shots Will
be made by Director Wilder and a
camera crew now making plans to
leave for Germany. The group Is
the first to obtain permission to
shoot in Germany.
James Thurber enthusiasts will
have to wait until late fall or early
winter to see the Samuel Goldwyn
production of his "The Secret Lie
of Walter NIFTY" starring Danny
Kaye.
The general release Of the picture
through RKO-has been set by
Goldwyn for November IL.
X X X
There Is one thing about making
three quick pictures in succession
that seems to Justify that much
hard work, and Jimmy Cagney Is
lust the actor to take advantage OF
it. The justification, Cagney says,
is that it entities a. man to one
full years vacation.
The three pictures at which audi
ences may look while Cagney is
taking his u months OF are The
Stray Lamb" "A Lion Is in the
Streets" and "The Time of Your
Life"
Cagney's vacation plans are en-
ticingly vague. He thinks he might
even spend the time just lying
Evening star., 1947-07-15

around in the back yard. All he
knows now is that he has made
three pictures without a break.
Remember Alice White? The
flaming youth type OF actress OF
20 years ago?
Well, Miss White is no longer the
flaming youth type of actress, nat
urally, but her old public may find
her playing one of the minor char
acter parts in William Saroyan's
The Time of Your Life"
Hers is the face people probably
will mean when they ask: who's
that? ~.
What with it's play festival
launched triumphantly with John
McGiver's comedy, "All Gaul Is Di-
vided," Catholic University thespi-
ans already are at work on the Sec
ond, scheduled to open next Sunday
at the Campus Theater.
Kingdom of the Blind" is the
title of the second play. q melo-
drama by Frank Ford.
Ford, graduate student Of Wal
ter Kerr's playwright's class, was q
Navy lieutenant during the war. He
was graduated with honors, includ.
ing the Cardinal Spellman Award
from Fordham University in 1941
While a student at Fordham, Fore
was the author Of one of the uni.
rversity theater's most successful
one-act plays, "Lucifer at Large"
Kingdom of the Blind is his first
full-length play.
X y X +
Burl Ives, the corpulent minstre
of the radio and, intermittently, o1
Hollywood, will get his most impor.
tant screen role to date in RKO'.
Stations West" In that picture
starring Dick Powell, who used to bt
a singer himself, Burl will sing sever
of the folk tunes for which he Il
famous.
Jane Greer, formerly of Washing.
ton, and now one of RKO's busiest
actresses, will have the feminine
lead in the picture.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

that people don't wear 1ightcaps
any more.
Ronald Colman, who wanted to
underplay his one act of "Othello'
in Imagination" had to change his
mind because Walter Hampden in
sisted that Shakespeare could only
be done with big gestures. Nov" "
says Ronnie, II tear down the scene
and chew up the boxes" That
should be very interesting. Colman
and his wife, Bonita Hume, won't
60 to Europe until next year and
then for a vacation only.
Nunnally johnson tells me that
his new property, "The Great Show" !"
will show the biggest blizzard in
the world.
George kaufman, who said he
came here to make one picture
only, has already changed his mind
and he'll turn native any minute
now by buying q house.
Joan Crawford's beau, Don Barry.
has a last word" for me because I
described him as Mr.. Red Ryder. He
did play Red Ryder, but that was
six or seven years ago. Now he is
producing pictures.
Frank Sinatra has "last word"
for the man who owns the vacant
lot next to his home in Toluca Lake.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

He let's the grass and the weeds
grow high, and the lots never
'watered. So far, there have been
four fires. and they usually
scorched my house. But / don't
care about the house so much, as
about my kids. I never know when
my house will catch on fire from
the fires in the lot. I suppose
could go to the police. But who
wants to go to the police?" Instead,
Frankie is writing the man a letter.
offering to cut his grass for him
and to keep his property watered!
keenan, Wynn is happy because
he's starring on the stage In "The
Skin of Our Teeth" But he still
cannot fathom the planners at
Metro, where they wanted to put
Evening star., 1947-07-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. =" Bill


him in the role of Planche in 'The
Three Musketeers." Hes the OUT
foon-gets laugh by falling on his
face. I told them I wouldn't do il.
Now they want me to play Porthos;
I don't want to do that either"
Released by the North American Newspaper
Alliance,
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Wanted: :One Town
BY the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD.
It's amazing how hard it is for
any one in Hollywood to find typi-
cal American small town.
Director Leo McCarey is the latest
to start a search, and he's conduct
ing this one personally from plane.
He needs a town with a courthouse
square, and one which is neither
shabby nor elegant, for the new
Gary Cooper Ann Sheridan vehicle,
Good Sam"
So far. McCarey says, he's checked
off 60 towns-but he's still looking.
Evening star., 1947-07-15

ADJUSTMENTS
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Perfect View. No Distortion with
our full-view Nu-Screen.

VAVW0nn Eosisrn Ave. Bet. +. !.
AAA "VVO { Mich. AYES. WA. Se9e
Free ParkinE-Air Conditioned.
Doors Open 6:15, Show $50.
Today. Tomorrow at 7:13. 9:22. La
RAINE DAY in the Thrill-Packed Mys-
tery 'THE I0CKET -
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NIT n Rockville, Nd. Rock. 2434
HAAVFree Parkins-Air Conditioned.
To-day Tomorrow, at Z, 9:34. ANNE
BAXTER giving her Academy Award
Performance, plus TYRONE POWER,
GENE T1ERNEY and JOHN PAYNE In
w. Somerset Maugham's THE RAJ
OR'S ErNSEo
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Screen.

screen.
Ambassador Great Expecta-
tons; /, sos, $40, tbs and $50
pm.
CapitoI-"Cynthia";; II am, 1:45,
4:3O, tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage shows:
1885, $40, 6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia - Miracle on 34th
Street; 11:25 an, 1880, 3:35, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 p.m.,
Earle - Great Expectations"
10:45 am, 1885, sos, Sis, 7:25 and
9:4s pm.
Hippodrome THE Years Be-
tween; 2:2O, 4:15, sos, 8 and $50
pm.
Keith's-"Ivy";; 11:5o am, 2:15,
4:40, 7:05 and 9:35 pm.
Little-"Storm in Teacup":: II 80
am, 1:3O, $50, $50, 7:35 and $40
pm.
Metropolitan odd Man Out;
11:1o am, lao, 3:25, $50, TAO and
9:45 pm.
Palace--"The Macomber Affair:
11:2O am, 1:25, $50, 5:35, 7:40 and
9:45 pm.
Pix-"Lucrezia Borzia"; 2:10, 4:50,
1880 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts;
continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

1900. " IL ksSoA <eoNesS'
ssf2yER SILVER SPRING coLoNIAI-ss. 600 down
eoessss s Srs pfs s eoss sssstai n bs aief in ass
center-han plan: lge. living rm. with nre-
place and huge SIDE porch. u bath lst n'
taHe'f tiied bath; d buiit.in gar.; weii-arrsnaed
Ssssasshi WooDsiDE sa REALTY 60. sa. GAO, iii
pIPFFkRENr I m oUALIrY-s14.s6o:. a
home with lge living rm. and nrepl.. din
fn fnf Tm bath and us Sedn@ mSae on iss e. the Ind
a., Q excellent bedrms. and bath; lEe. SIDE
living porch fun hasemsnt Wno,ssnE Sn.S heat
BECK BECK BUSaaIoW; $40. .7so; cute and
NAM sass sf Ia. lot SeaT sn
Ssos %oobsfbE szf nsasaisf RnaEf2 CO. sR
s6ScRvILrE, 3 Il Mp.-slo. 500; attach. mod.
way ~ to large unin. attic; fuil bsmt.; gas
saS hsas sRaHr SsIz Dee ss.sai ss aa ssoo e1s
m and bath bans.; coal nsas; niss porch;
wHSass wss sAR e. cs wRraHr III sisa oss'
LARGE HOME with bath and bedrooms On
each floor; real home on largs Tooaea
ROBERT Z. LoHR, all Cedar ST.. Takoma
Park GE; 9257 GE; OSs1; ,dsrn
with buslt-in cabinets, large living rm.,
dining rm., 2 bedrms. with hard oak floors.
Wide stairway to large unfinished upstairs:
1 and convenient bus service: In PiscataWay.
Md: 1-acre lot; $3.50, 5000 2,e99 do.n'
WVsaA VEa9 small
/ located in suburban Montsomery CognnSy.
aoa 40: DIso For fuh n{ormaticn and .sppoinS;
msnt 70 ipspss. these pToyg0snrtassst py0n len ean ~.
Ri ri. II 1EXiHIER--vacant; % Ire. rms: in
excel residentiaI section compiesssE s,sr.
nsce, neW roof: excel. terms: iHlmed. p2ss.
IMCRTHEAsT REALTY. WA. lS26s
bunealoW, larGe rooms. dreplece, Esrsee.
conv located Clifford SHktSI IAAas, ~.
lo1nfinuSd = MsAt Rnea1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheost.

and pTetentious 3-story brick home, OF
brick and stone construction; 33 #; wide:
especially adaptable to, doctors or dem
potential income; Eve, phone MI, Cor
don, Woodley 1885. L: T. q GRAV.A:IsTE' o.:s
FsEa kfslssF rERRaeh IL aeIh s.
decorated 5-room row brick. in excellent
condition, Venetian blinds, oil heat. elec-
81 1ofn ress5stsr Ell 1sncsa rear gsTds Es
sss s EAST CAPITOL sT.-vaeant. large
house with 3 complete bathrooms: price.
S12;55o. Call HARRY PoRREsrsKY &
S1ss E2sTRlerEP ie1s st NE nw EocsT9oseTm Ee
brick, only 6 yrs. old; 3 lovely bedrms..
tiled bath, oil heat; quick possession:
rriee. 81 sIo,59S Cali CO ssas, Sss, PECK
DET. HOME ON LGE. LOT, vacant: 7
rms and Q complete baths home COM
pletely remodeled: ideal for l or 2 fam
serss er IN sse Pnes mr
drew. TR. 3251 BROWN REALTY CORP.
600 800 BLOCK sIoei G ST 81. S.E.pAttr. s-rm. and
2-bath row brick home: z Kitchens. h.
session at settlement, r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtor. sos n CAPITOL ST.. Ma $3.50
18th ST. NE. woodbridge. south of Rhode
Island aye.-Attractive detached 2-story
only @ 5000, Mint Or Sunday sali III
sol 0tnsE LOUIS 5iTss ri; 2fass ssk for a,a NJ
4 81. e sss 4 A AsS As1 iles i~rse ro~ .risr. i.
oad sssn sIn 1isshsn m
Hia16asr ia6asnsr il. sss s4o a'r assh aafT 50 ssss
Evening star., 1947-04-09

ING ST. N.W.-Six
brick; perfect condi-
Call MRS. ELLIOTT,
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-spushee...

FOR vETERANs--Ready to move in. New
brick homes, $3.50 down, balance easy mo-
payments. -S9,675 for these fine new semi
detached 5-room homes, Q bedrooms, tile
bathroom and shower up; liv. rm., din.
rm.. equipped kitchen down: full basement.
auto. hot-water gas heater. laundry facili-
ties, ETC.. A beautiful, new development
Located within the District. Take the
Garfield loop bus. No. CIV or S-W, to
23rd St. and Alabama ave. Sc. II driving
take. Good Hope I'd. to 25th st. Sc, turn
right on 25th st. to Alabama and follow
Alabama to 23rd st. s.e.,. turn eft on
men on grounds 12 to pm. every day.
yoNATaazAN WoopNEE CO. cssI.. mornings 9s
IDEAL DOCT0R's OFFICE. u block OF
Penna. ave. on Minnesota; lovely base
large modern rooms provide living guar.
gas heat, Venetian blinds: frst Offering,
S17750.. ROBERT MAGkE. Re -
WHnKiHG Vnsn KaS DISTANCE TO Navy Yard and
1 block from ProvtdenCe Hospital---6 veIy
large rms. and tile bath. rccrcati0n xCcm.
oil heat; semtdet.; excellent cpndttion:
ri oeo Prssss nsn nsss
~ - &v0. Ea.1 II 1&56. S---1 = u,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soushwest.

CONVENIENT S.W. LOCATION-This is
the first time we have offered this excel
lent semidet., 8-rm. brick home which
contains bedrms., oil h.-w.h.. side-hall
entrance near schools and transp.: in
vicinity 9TH and g sts. s.w.; owner occu-
pisd uns 1S RFRifss rs Restor
808 No. Capitol Ma. $3.50.
SELL YOUR HOUSE NOW and avoid being
in competition with new construction We
home Our experienced appraisers will
call on you without obligation. CHAPMAN
REALTY CO., INC, Realtors, RE. 1915.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY lceat.
BUNGAL0W Or ranch-type home. or 3
faii hsssas., attached gar: lot lge. enough
Tor s,ris; mr. OF s&sily scSsissiels iiss Mniso 90
Houses. IS wanted II 81 300 down and $50
ner mo. can handle. VIII buy from owner
3nly. TeIephone IA. TABS -11
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ave. at Conn
ttractive Colonial
baths, fireplace,
%, maids room;
Inspect with
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LAMONT st. NV.
rooms and bath,
title; reaS. down
TSTMENT CORP,

BRICK, 8 bed
lrage: oil h.-w.h.;
[ospital; suitable
.Q60. immediate
Evening star., 1947-04-09

M SITS. NV
y fat. each of 2
5 heat. Ewes. MI.
INC, MI. 2100.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-28
II BUSINESS PROPERTY

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ON RAIL
ROAD. Cali 1896. n II 1918
FOR RENT-Garase, 25x30. 346 Front
ST. Oliver Ladnier. 347 Dupont Ave,
City. II ] p2-2e
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR BEAU
TY SHOP-EXcellent buy. Call 6-2269,
Mobile. II 4 p 2-2a
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION on Lin
eoln Ave Inquire 1850 Market Street,
Pascagoula II 3tpd ala
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-28
9

NINETEEN -a.z. ..-. - .... -.-..
STUDIO COUCH With springs. reas-
enable 1912 Z. Tyler St. phone l042-R.
10 lc 2-28
INNERSPRING DAVENPORT Price
$50. Good condition. 1910 Taylor Ave
Phone 1921. IL z p Ia
SIMMONS KIDDIE COOP and mat
tress. Warm Morning coal stove. Two
oil heaters. 943 Beach Blvd. 10 Up 28
POSTER BED-Inner-spring mattress
and springs Priced reasonable. 438
school. off ~Paseagoula st. 10 Up 2-28
SEWING MACHINE Treadle type
firet-class condition. reasonably priced
Mr. r T. TidWell. l0i5 Market St.
10 3 % 2-2a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-28
rs 2:

THOROUGHBRED JERSEY COW
Fresh soon Mrs. r. l.. Miller, Orange
Grove 2h | q Pa
FOR SALE-Good. gentle saddle and
work horse See c A, Jones or phone
4546. Moss Point 25 2tpd 2-2l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-28
Local Man Tukes
To Wrestling Ring
Next Wednesday

Sam Hixon, Paseagoula's own
wrestler, will appear on the card
next "Wednesday night at the
Market Street Recreation Center,
Director r. N Tucker announced
this week,
Hixon, an employee of ingalls,,
has had previous mat experience
and is expected to give a good ac-
count of himself against Irish
Mike MCGEE.
The main bout win feature
Wild Bill Canny versus Mobley.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-28
KEEPS DOCTOR AWAY

Winchester, Va.-AP - Apple
packers OF Virginia have paid
S57. 600 into a fund TO advertise
Virginia apples. The money came
from n tax Of Ia cents a bushel
which the growers asked the
Legislature to levy for the pur-
pose.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-28

In loving memory of our darling
one. Euston Leonard Clements. bet
ter known as Candy who .died
March |. 1916 in a Navy hospital in
San Diego following an operation.
You were the sunlight of u home.
Out light. our life, our all.
TO know you was TO love YOU,
And you answered Jesus call.
/ do not need a special day
To bring you to my mind.
The day ! do not think OF YOU
Is very hard to find
Somehow | remember you loving
And kind in all your ways,
Faithful. brave. n true.
Tears and heartaches still remain.
One year today you passed away,
It's not the same since we LOST YOU.
We always sit and think
OF you and the way you died,
The blow was hard. the shock severe.
To part with We love 50 dear
ONLY those who lost gan tell
The pain OF parting and farewell,
Sadly missed by Mrs Myrtle X Jor-
dan and family
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-28
OPENINGS NOW
FOR PICKED MEN
GOOD PAY AND


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70 . -