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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-15
Today's Birthday
cay The Associated press)

JAMES j. JEFFRIEs. born
April Is. 1875. at Carroll, Ohio,
one of four sons of a Free Metho-
dist preacher. AT Is he earned
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SENIOR SOFTBALL
lBayview Park, MIGHTY

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production.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-15

SKATING
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7;30 10 800 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-15

TENNIS
haYvlew Park. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play.
SWITCHBOARD
(BaYview parkl
Daily play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

MARI. R0R0 Upper Marlboro. Nd.
Morl eS75
Two Big Hits! GUY MADISON, RORY
CALHOUN In MASSACRE RIVER"
Last double feature, S:57. Sun. Mon:
THE FIGHTING KENTUCKIAN !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Hollywood Diary
Charles Boyer Joins Stage Venture
By SheiIoh Grohom

the picture is again shooting
around June.
Kathryn Grayson, co-star with
Mario LAMA in "Serenade to
Suzette." will be able to dash off
to New York to see Johnnie
Johnston. Mario currently is
bedded due to touch of food
poisoning. The movie won't start
now, I understand, until January.
Janet Blair, a big hit in New
York's Wedgwood Room, is the
hot choice for the lead on Broad
way in Guys m Dolls" Frank
Loesser has written some fasci-
mating songs for this Damon Run
yon story.
Mickey Rooney will soon be
known as Joe Yule's son." Joe
is getting lots Of offers for films
because OF his excellent thesping
in "Finian's Rainbow" at the Phil
harmonic. He and Mickey can
soon do a twin brother act-they
are exact look alikes.
Martha Scott wasn't kidding
about leaving Hollywood. She
is packing up to live in Con-
necticut. can't understand
why Martha didn't get better jobs
here.
Rita Hayworth's daughter, Re-
becca, now speaks better French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time of Showing

Ambassad dor IT kyo joe;
lis, 800. 5:25. 7:30 and $40 pm
Capitol" Slattery's Hurricane, "
1915 am. 1855, 1886. $40,
and HAS pm. Stage shows: 1850
am. 2:30, SIS, 7:55 and 1910
pm.
Columbia-"I Was a Male War
Bride 10:15 am, 1915, 2::25,
ABS. Gas. S:55 and II pm.
Metropolitan "Jolson Sings
Again. 10 am, 1850, Las, 3:35
$50, 1925, $50 and 1875 pm.
Dupont The Scoundrel";; /,
$40. $40. s:05 and 11:55 pm.
Keith's "Ichabod and Mr.
Toad; II. 2, 4:O5, sos. $40,
1910 pm. and 1915 pm.
Little-"The Great McGinty";;
1890, 3:35. $40 and 9::55 pm
National-"Devil in the Flesh;
1875 am, 1:55. AIS, $40, 800
and 1925 pm.
Palace-"Sword in the Desert,
IL am. los. 3:l5. SIS, 1880,
$40 and HAS pm.
Pix-"Girls' Club; 2:05, 4:50,
1885. 1915 pm. and 1885 am.
Playhouse - Once Upon a
Dream" 1920, LOS, PAS, 4:30,
6:l5. 8, 9:55 and 1875 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Fallen Idol;
IL am, 1880, 2:40, 4:30, 6:25,
BIS. 1905 pm. and midnight.
Warner - Tokyo joe; 11:10
am, lis, 1925, 5:35, 7:45. 9:55
pm. and 1905 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
from the occupation authorities,
Joe becomes involved with an air.

1IOlAl Vic OSCupdllOll dutllOl lGlcS,
Joe becomes involved with an air.
line Ilying frozen frogs for sin
lister party named Baron Kimura.
The baron'S real business, it
develops, is not exporting frozen
frogs, much as that may surprise
YOU. but importing members Of
the Black Dragon society who
are tools of the Communists. The
occupation authorities naturally
take a dim view of this enterprise
and dim view is about all any
thing around here merits.
Trina's daughter is kidnapped
and people commit hari kiri and
shoot. knife and slug each other
all over the place before YOU
know who is martyr. Be SEEM
va, baby. Yeah. Joe. be seem va.
1t is difficult to pick out a dra-
matte high point in Tokyo Joe. p"
Possibly it Is the scene wherein
it finally dawns on Joe that the
father Of Trina's daughter. born
shortly after he deserted her, Is
not her present husband of a
couple of years. You haven't
seen anything like this around
here since The Drunkard' was
playing on the Willard Roof.
Otherwise there Is not much
to divert you from your canasta
lessons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15


humming, all right.
In the case of Tokyo joe" how
ever, the catch is that you come
out humming with new lyrics
running through your mind. These
foolish things remind me of
Bogart. These foolish things
remind me of Cagney. These fool
ish things are driving me batty.
1t is Bogart Humphrey, not
Cagney James). who is the star
of Tokyo joe" though either one
of them could play it In his sleep,
thereby having more fun, incident
ally, than any one else around.
Bogart plays a character named
Joe, who returns to Tokyo after
the war to get back into the night
club business he operated up until
two weeks before Pearl Harbor,
when he made a timely departure
because he was mad at his wife.
X
His anger having been cooled by
several years of heroism, he also
looks up that White Russian wife
(Florence Marly) when he dis
covers she is still around. He
finds her set up very fancy indeed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

having divorced him and married
a big man around Tokyo ALEX
ander Knox. but if you think
this disconcerts him you don't
know Bogart or the ways of Holly
wood scriptWriters who are set to
fashioning routine melodramas.
I'm married. Joe. va belong
ia me, baby, don't you ever for
get it. Yes, Joe, but I divorced
you, Joe. That doesn't count: I
wasn't here. I'm gonna take you
away with me. baby. va belong ia
me. No, Joe.
You may as we'll know right
now mot being paid to. you might
not stick around to find out, 9TH
erWise) that baby does not desert
her faithful new husband to 60
away with Joe. unnerved though
she may be by the moose below
OF his mating call. Fate and
those scriptwriters save her.
They save her, but before they
do things get rather involved.
Seems that Trina-that's baby
was forced to broadcast japanese
propaganda during the war to
save her child. To keep this fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
HOLLYWOOD.

Charles Boyer is the latest big
star to join up with the Actors
Company. With Gregary Peck
and Mel Ferrer as the strong
guiding lights behind this venture,
and with the finance for the the
alter in Beverly Hills all settled,
the movie capital could be an i'm
portant play center. There are
dozens of top stars who want to
act on the stage, but don't want
to leave their beautiful homes
here or the climate. This way
they can have their plays and
their swimming pools.
Carole Lands mother has more
tragedy in her life. Now her IL
year-old granddaughter. Carole's
niece, is striker with polio.
Olivia de Havilland's largest
basket of flowers at the hospital
came with card from Joan Fon-
tame. Maybe the babies will
bring the sisters together. Every
thing else failed.
Marilyn Maxwell is postponing
her marriage to Andy Mcintyre.
At 20th-Fox I hear there is a big
deal cooking for Marilyn to be the
other woman in MY Blue
Heaven" with Dan Daley and
Betty Cradle. And if Betty balks
at the story. as reported. Marilyn
might be the No. woman.
Part of Claudette Colbert's
Blind Spot" picture takes place
in an asylum for the insane. It's
jolly concoction of murder, COM
edy and insanity!
X
June Haver has only a few
more days of shooting in "Daugh-
ter of Rosie O'Grady." However,
with the new uremic poisoning
crisis of flance DR.. John Duzik
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

than Rita-or her daddy, Orsen
Welles.
Joe Kirkwood's honeymoon
with Cathy Downs won't be a
long one, He has to report this
week for another Joe Palooka"
picture-eighth in the series.
Eve Arden has only one more
picture to make on her contract
with Warmers. Then she plans
one movie year, and one play
year. That's nice planning if you
get the best of both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
What Spare Time?
BY the Associated Press

HOLLY WOOD.
What" wag asked John
Wayne, do you do in your spare
time?"
Wayne, now working in Sands
of Two Jima" at Republic, goes
into jet Pilot" at RKO next
month. then to Ireland for John
Ford's The Quiet Man"
Upon his return to Hollywood
he reports to Warner Bros. to
start his new seven-year contract
there. which provides for one pic
ture a year. And after that he's
due at Republic again, to produce
and star in his own film. THE
Alamo"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

TOKYO JOE" a Columbia picture pro-
duced by Robert Lord, directed by Stuart
Heiser. screenplay by Cyril Hume and
Bertram Milhauser. At the Warner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Tokyo joe Is Familiar,
Even in Its Theme Soma
By Harry Macarthur

All through Tokyo Joe the new picture at the Warner the
track repeating old Tin Pan Alley lament entitled
These Foolish Things Remind Me of YOU and
wistfu played quietly background hased
rehashd theme These Foolish Things meets
Of the theater
Evening star., 1949-12-08

career as head of the tuberculosis
bureau.
However, Significant results" of
his fight against tuberculosis were
noted in the 1916 health and hos
pital survey Of the District al
though the report took a slap at
DR.. Coulter. charging him with a
fundamental incapacity for team
work."
DR.. George c. Rutland, then
District health officer and DR..
Coulter's superior, at that time
acknowledged differences in tenn
perament had arisen but praised
the work of the tuberculosis bu-
reau. He attributed the shortcom-
,ngs in the tuberculosis program,
which were outlined in the health
survey, to the lack Of sufficient
funds and personnel in the Health
Department.
A native of Baltimore, DR..
Coulter was graduated from
Catholic University in 1918. He
served in the Army in various
posts in the United States after
his graduation.
After the war he went to Johns
Hopkins University medical school
but became i'll with tuberculosis
before he took his doctors degree.
Nearly two years later, after he
had conquered the disease, he
was back at the school and
finished his doctors course.
He served on the staff Of the
Trudeaux Sanatorium at Saranac
Lake, N. Y. then at the Royal
Victoria Hospital in Montreal be-
fore entering public health work
in Boston. After a year and a
half in Boston. he came to Wash
ington in 1928 to practice
medicine.
DR.. Coulter served as physician
in chief at Gallinger Hospital in
1880 and 1881. He was named
to head the Health Departments
tuberculosis Bureau in 1886. Be-
fore that he had served as volun-
teer director OF the Health
Departments tuberculosis ease
finding" program. which was A.
nanced by a Federal grant.
He was one of the leaders of
the move for mass X-rays, a pro-
gram that now Is an accepted
thing.
DR.. Coulter is survived by his
father. Carleton Coulter of Balti-
more: two brothers. Philip Coul-
ter of Baltimore and Col. Carle-
ton Coulter, jr, who is in Japan,
and an aunt, Mrs. Mary Duggan
of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow at st. Pauls
Catholic Church, Fifteenth and
v streets NV. Burial will be at
Arlington Cemetery at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

n IUTS6 WAS
on duty at his home at the time
of his death. He was unmarried
DR.. Coulter had been a tuber-
culosis victim during his medical
school days and was known as a
militant health crusader who
took every opportunity to speak
with frankness of the Districts
shortcomings in fighting the
spread of the disease. Person
ality clashes with his associates
and superiors marked his 13-year
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Two Military Installations
Renamed for AT Officers
By the Associated Press


The Muroc California; Air
Force Base and the former
Shreveport UaJ Quartermaster
Depot have been renamed In
honor Of two Air Force officers
who lost their lives in services.
The Air Force announced the
changes last night.
The Muroc base has been re-
named Edwards Air Force Base
in honor of Capt. Glenn w. Ed
wards. and the Shreveport depot
has been. renamed the Slack Air
EFoFsS Dspot for MAJ. d Stewart
Slack. il.
Capt. Edwards. who was born
in Lincoln, Calf. was a bomber
pilot during World War II. He
Evening star., 1949-12-08

place NV. He
was 50.
The outSpo-
ken leader in
t h e f ! 6 h I
against tuber-
culosis died of
heart trouble.
He had been i'll
for two years
and had re-
CurneQ 10 MS
home last week
after a month
in tor S
Hospital.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
'Dr. A. BarkIie Coulter,
Leader in Dc. Fight
On Tuberculosis, Dies

DR.. A. Barklie Coulter, director
of the Health Departments Bu-
reau of tuberculosis, died last
night at his home at 2136 Leroy
Evening star., 1949-12-08

was injured fatally in the crash
of an experimental YB-49 Flying
Wing airplane, June 5, 1948, while
serving as a test pilot for the Air
Force Air Materiel Command. +
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Ask Yevr croesr...
ARE THEY RIPE?

Ripe peors yield TO very
gentle pressure Of the
FOND. II fresh ANJOU.
eosc o. ccMICe psors
ore not fully ripe. keep
thsm at room tsmpsroturs
I 70 4 toys.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

st. NV.
PIANO, ,Sg Spinet; good condition; mus
PIANO, Mason g. Hamlin, baby gran.
style B-4; used very little, like new
sells At $4,000; will accept "a price
PIANO, jAcrosonic spinet and consol
models! built by Baldwin,; embodie
tight; full resonant tone, responsiv
action. durability and eye-appealinl
case designs in mahogany. walnut
ebony, light oak and maple finish
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. 92t
q NV. Established 1879.
aMSHs0loWS9H et9o nqsb sSni easS
PfaNosKBsfo1e IAN 81 aof you buy any piano
new or used, be sure and visit oul
store. We can save you real none!
on nationally advertised standsrs n MS
MaKT MaKsf 1915 aie Ssh sE 'tlmii ST. NV tAA PAW
PIANO, nice tone, S75: party leayint
town: must sell. $40 Quincy st. st.anaw NV
PiANoMFor only se5 down. we will
pns sos eonsos Ss isssss psnos R RR0ruaT soa
Choice of such makes as Leste'
others. ST. 940O. JORDAN PIANe
SOs COInGI lOlQ anu " stS. IL uW-sst
PIANOS FOR RENT, with option tt
buy-Choice of spinets, consoles ans
apartment uprights. ST. .94O0
JORDAN PIANO CO., corner Of 18Th
rf2sSsMws ias s ..Si a:xi Win donate soee fsirl,
good upright pianos to churches
preferably those located in nearb!
rural communities. Apply by lettel
D st. NV, Washington 4, D. C..
PIANOS-We have o few real value.
in used and sample pianos at bar:
gain prices: Full keyboard spinet
S279; new studio spir1et, 1895; used
full-keyboard Wurlitzer. 1895: new
Lester Betsy Ross. S485; many 9TH
ers. JORDAN PIANO CO., corner
18th and q sts. NV. ga
PIANOS - Government employees
members Of the armed services. etc.
can save UP to 30eo on new standar rt
make pianos by arranging theil
financing through credit associa.
tions, banks or service flnancins
organizations. etc. Phone Mr.. Jones
Sterling $500. PIANO MART. 1o1i
PfXNos in s. FFiok FiS RENT, with option S' to
buy later. So monthly up. ST. $500
PIANO MART, 1015 7th st. INV
PIANO, apt. srand with bench. $500;
excellent condition. oV. 6615.-20
Evening star., 1949-09-18

| OhNhOL, AmeT1Can, INV. coal,
saissSlf .ssIs for 5:s1s, in1 hOSss t .th dS
ers. WI. 1890.
FURNACE-Good buy for some one
remodeling or keeping costs down
Soer new uer9 n9ms sond National eSsssd "a d
SIT. 50. It. ,rsdiation;1 1 s175. yrs Save S'e' sssS sSS
on cost Of new boiler: OIL. O939
fsSENAGE; NJ va. AEsSls' FSSs sections perfect
co: best offer. RA. oOoa.
burner; tank and controls; win sell
rSip rfSsipsSratsly. g tel =, 227 9Th st; ne.
pacity. complete with tank. blower
automatic controls, Ss5. 81. 1891
F!gRN:.Iiv; !1ssI IN Em: couch and chair,
bike. srfs chain % bike. Rolisway sGgs yf,ta Sed,
mace; cheap. ,s741 Woodiey sGi. pi n.r. rua
FuRN.-For sale at once; nice cond :.
eeets srfs tsia saSl tas Slsaus sarss
chairs, mirrors and numerous other
yer, desirable articles. Cali 81
FHRN.@Mahos. secretary. M ar; 1Sa china cup.
board, bedrm. set. red Chippendais
sofa, blue wing chair. WI. 1889,
FURN.-Conee table. end table, armed
81 1sHs ssSss 'fs5 b. 1865. 1885, 1t
FURN.-Duncan Phyfe sofa. tapestr,
uphol.. excel. cond.; brown broad.
loom rug, 10x1S; kit. dropiea,
table, l chair; dresser; desk; soml
odd chairs and household items
FTkNfTrGGiRiE. grand piano, sac. To-
$45e, dining rm. suite, cost $1,000
!. sell for $3.50; elec. trains, chairs
desk. etc. OR. S054.
FURNITURE-For living rm.. dinins
rm., rec. rm.; maple bed, pr. wal
nut beds. so in mahog. I'd. table
Chairs. buffet. coffee table. desk
lamps, mirrors. Good buys. FA
FURNSiiTuRE-odd sofa. s15; studio
couch. Formica breakfast set. Gov
Winthrop desk. single Hollywood
bed, tables Of all kinds. misc Vic
torian and household pcs. .unfin-
ished bookcases and tables. 316
9th st. NV. Open Sun. afternoon
FURNITURE-Movins to apt: house.
hold goods for sale. Porch furn.
i love seats. chairs, rugs, kit. set
ETC.; all like new. ga. 0717.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

GUN - trade. winchester carbine,
T9 modef ak9a 9S' caliber .32' for camera.
GUNs s@Kentucky rifle, 1881 Waters
musket,, percussion pistols. molds,
90, 339,o6 61an shells; want German shotgun.
GUNsS;so-cal; Enfield and Spring
eels eela Frast,:a E,s; ;ss Savage a7p pistol ss
GUNS winchester shotgun, Rem
Gladstone bag. Sligo 1915.
GUNS-12 guage Winchester magnum,
PUMP. PUMP shStgun tS,u. With poly CHOKE,
suase, pump shotgun: 8 nm. Maus. IS
er. sporter and shells. % Marlin,
lever action rife. shells. FA. 1894.
GUNS. RIFLES AND sHorGUNs-
W AZ 'and'.d sny sns nakes ThAnIn RsT and p1 9ssS
N st: NV: MI; $3.50.
THE :, dUTTAR Rs sH9S; 9d;s Eng e., d. ! 1000
model, hardly used; estate; good buy
for one needing Instrument; adjust
hEATER.' % 'sais eAR: sogrHWSiNp.I otj iHSis sss..
ns IN st. perfect nis oS sSnaltt0n; a6S9 $40 5ss6
HEArER. DortsS!e,0 80; steam. cleo.
cN TsdiasST, sga, new s56 value for $50.
HExrERssA ltoll, coal. gas, wood. elec., },
Isl ei1 :Rs ats s. asea NV. AehF aa ssss sIoVE CO.
HEATING BOILER, Ideal No. z, coal
nesd nfiCS h1Sf.vsssSeEs 1E ssSs heater; good cGpdi-
HEBREW NEW YEAR cards printed,
25 for 81, etc; nice selec. Call ali
week. BEN GOLDBERG, DE. 1858.
HIGH CHAIR. baby's. practically
Rs new aIas paaded' SIS; play pen' IS.
HIGH CHAIR. Sway, and crib. drop
side. with Kant-Wet mattress: all
HOSTS (2) Globe electric, three
wheel type; only q year old: easily
MOTORS, 3010 Rhode Island ave.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS, sex7s. com
plete with inner-spring base and
tufted mattress on 9 legs, special
at $12.76 complete; reconditioned,
b. c. SURPLUS SALES. 6o5 Indiana
ave: NV. nr. 9Th st. 30
EoT.AIR N5T: ISah rEkkNxGGEEo,' EkN xGEo' with blower,
and bucket-a-day water heater.
HoT.WaTER oH ili iaExrEER, IL 4soi' go gallons,
General Wo. b724.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

walnut bed, complete chest drawers.
studio bed. 7-pc. dining room suite.
Other things. No dealers. GE.
FURNiTURE-Hand-carvedim imported
furniture. BEDS. chests, lovely. mir
rors, rugs. tables, lamps, hand
painted gold and white Haviland
china; g shoreham Hotel AID. %. ooG7oo,
FTRN1TuRE-rables. Thsi h1HaE metal beds, Isl gas
lamps, small radio; very reasonable; !;
need storage space; exchange for
television set or something small.
What have you: 0v. 1851;
s. so. ms Aet. e g. enea sun.,' after so1 L.. iS
FURNiTURE-China cabinets; prices
$25 up: chest Of drawers, drsssers,
upholstered chairs, new, $l9 up;
bookcases, record cabinets; also new
new. 5000; buffetts. $40 up. AS
sortment Of end tables, coffee tables
Open daily. 8 to 8: sun. 10 t. s:
sss Phsi ss.4H an and rn
rSjRS $Hes o.S.E:r5 osil 81; 3ss7 7I.oms nooIss...
NA. s0sa. EXT. 1o8. ~ 0'
FURNITURE-Vefy nice davenport;
cost $3.50. will take $50: Gov. Win
| throp desk, $40; down upholst love
seat $40; misc. pieces. HO. 1440.
FURNTTURE--Sofa, Lawson; chair.
drapes, mahogany telephone table
and stool, $40; mirrors, tables, chest,
$50; single vacuum cleaner, $50;
| dishes. silverware, $50: girrs bicycle,
$40. 1725 18th ct. NV, Apt. I05.
FURNITURE-pvt. party, lacking
space, will sell handsome Gift.
couch and matching armchair; the
best construction; down-filled re-
| versible cushions, upholstered in
| mahogany colored velvet; custom
made slip covers incl; reas. priced
| at $I25. DU. 3497.
| FURNlTURE-Bure walnut. $50;
vanity, walnut, $50; single bed with
springs. SIS. n. A. NYLIN, 600
Evarts st. ne, AD. $3.50.
FJ.RNITURE-Bedroom suite, wal
nut, Ike new, glass tops; reas.
FURNITUGRE-Lisht oak bedroom
coll SPRINGS. S76. RA. 3o0e. @Io
FURNITURE-Entir Hy. rm., con-
sisting Of 3-pc. set, odd tables, small
radio. eustom.made slip covers and
drapes; yeas. Phone GE S4S1.
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