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STT.VER SPPTNC MD
SILVER SPRING

500 blk. Pershing dr.. desirable de-
tached 3 bedrm.. 2 bath brick with
screened porch. paneled den. break
Gas heat, built-in garage. Beauti-
fully landscaped lot. Call Mr.. Jolles
u. ME. 5400; ewes. SH. 1891.
Evening star., 1949-01-31

Deluxe Brick Bungalow
In beautiful Woodlawn Village. We
have this exceptionally large bum
galow. Living room with fireplace,
dining room: kitchen bedrooms
heat. Price. S"1,OOO.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2ll6 Wilson blvd. GL. or OK. 27s4.
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AerOUiGs 20"
Passenger List

Raul Alpizar y Pogo, Ana Rosa
Alpizar, Myria Loban, r. Lucille
Loban, James Terry, Carrie
Terry, Walter A. Slayer, Pat
Slayer. Edwin T. Thomas, Angie
Thomas, James Henry, Velma
Henry. Charles l.. CoombS. Yer
non Willinger, Edward Brown,
Bertha Brown, Joseph Beaur,
Esther Beaur, Mike Beaur, Phil
lip Beaur, EstaniSlao Caterer
chak, Carl G.. Neal, Belva zeal,
Lucille Bell. Roberto Sosvilla,
Ambrosio Cuesta, Angelo, camar-
reta. Hortensia Johnson, Tullie
SanSonette.
Irene c. Knapp, Germaine
Colbert, Margaret M. Gigs, Irene
ID. Wasko, Sylvia Hoppe, Rose
Schultz, Edward Levey, Max
Magaziner, Arthur Hahn, Julia
Hahn, Maria Raquel, Burt Tier
stein, Sylvia Tierstein, Tom Car
penter, Mildred Carpenter, Rosa
Gonzalez, Laudelina Albury
Arthur II. Serkin. .-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-26
Joe Lewis Strikes
Out Eight And
Allows Only Three
Hits To Win Came

Behind the three-hit pitching
of Joe Lewis, the Key West High
baseball team defeated the Vero
Beach Indians by the score of 10
at Vero Beach.
The Conchs got off to a fast
start by scoring in the first inn
ing after two were out. Solomon
hit single and on the hit and
run Henriquez brought him in
from first with a double Knowles
brought him in on the next
pitch when the second baseman
juggled his hard smash over
second.
In the second inning (swynn
led off with a single, Oropeza was
out on strikes, Lewis was safe on
an erro. Ingraham knocked in
the first run with a single, Calero
famed but Solomon drove in an
other run with a single. Henri
quez followed with double to
clear the bases but was out steal
ing third.
The last run was scored when
Knowles walked, Oropeza also
walked and Joe Lewis brought
in Knowles with single.
Vero Beach threatened with
men on third twice but Lewis
bore down to strike the last
man out in both cases, striking
out eight and allowing only three
hits.
Henriquez threw out both at
tempted base steals to help keep
the pressure off Lewis while
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SAFETY SLOGAN

Continued From rage One)
predict that one out of every two
persons nowhving has been or
will be injured or will be killed
in q traffic accident, In Florida
685 died, and 6.888 were injured
last year. Six were killed and So
injured in Monroe county in
1913.
THE best way TO lower the
odas against yourself" Kirkman
said lis to remember that when
you are behind the wheel of your
car you're like a rolling powder
keg with lighted fuse. It's not ne
ceSsary for anyone else to be in
volved to create a fatal accident.
In 1947, $500 persons were killed
in automobile accidents not in
volving another vehicle, a pedes-
TRAN OF fixed object in the road"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-26
Bill Noiseiie Wins
For Braves Over
Gianis; Yankees
Defeat Aahleaies
(speciaI 90 The cttIsesl

NEW YORK, April 26.-In two
National League baseball games
last night the st. Louis Cardinals
defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8
to 8, while Pittsburgh, with
Sewell pitching, won over the
Chicago Cubs, 8 to 2.
Bill Voiselle pitched the Bos-
ton Braves to victory yesterday
over the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to
0. Clint Hartung of the New
York Giants hurled them to a
6-3 victory over the Philadelphia
PhillieS.
Vie Raschi of the New York
Yankees let down his Philadel-
phia Athletic cousins" with 6
hits, winning q to 2. Boston Red
Sox beat the Washington Sena-
tors, 2 to 9, getting fine pitching
from Parnell. Detroit at Chicago
was postponed, while St. Louis
and Cleveland were not schednl-
aA
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BlimpRon.
SEPTEMBER g.
First--Adains Dairy VS.. yFW.
! Second-OpDe VS.. Indie
pendents.
SEPTEMBER S.
First--BlimpRon VS.. OpDev-
Sta.
Second Bamboo Room VS..
Dairy.
SEPTEMBER s.
First-Naval Hospital VS.. indie
pendeflts.
Second-VFW VS.. WI.
SEPTEMBER g. -.
E'irst-Naval Hospital VS.. OPP
s DevSta.
! Second--x-l VS.. Adams Dairy.
SEPTEMBER g.
First-BlimpRon vs.. Indepen-
dents.
!, Secorid-Bamboo Room VS..
VFW.
SEPTEMt3Eh IL
First-Bamboo Room VS.. Vxsl.
Second-OpDevSta VS.. Indepen-
dents. ~
SEPTEMBER 49, i a. ),
First-NEW VS.. Adams Dairy.
Second Naval Hospital VS..
= .BlimpRon. =
SEPTEMBER is /
First-VFW VS.. VX-1. i
Second Naval Hospital VS.. In,
dependents.
SEPTEMBER 10
First-Bamboo Room vs.;
Adams Dairy.
STANDARDIZATION VS.. OpDev-.
Sta.
SEPTEMBER 10
First-BlimpRon, VS.. Indepen-
dents.
Second-Bamboo Room VS..
VFW.
SEPTEMBER 90
Fmst-OpDevSta VS.. Naval Hos
pital.
Secof1d-VX-1 VS.. Adams
Dairy.
SEPTEMBER 20
First--Naval Hospital VS.. Blimp
Ron.
second-Bamboo Room vs..
VX-l.
SEPTEMBER 23-
Fifst-0bDtRSta aVsl1Ihdepen-
dents. g'a
seconps.Adams b aitxyssYFW.
END. OF SEASON
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CLASS "B"
Sports Calendar
(Bayview Park 4
SENIOR BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League

saA@sas& SAtI 0ooG0oAA AC04uc
Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon)
First Game: P.M,)
SUNDAY, MAY L.
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
American Legion.
Second-Red Raiders VS.. Sub
Ron Four.
SUNDAY, MAY g.
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
Red Raiders.
Second--SubRon Four VS..
American Legion.
SUNDAY, MAY Is
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
SubRon Four.
Second-Red Raiders VS..
American Legion.
SUNDAY MAY %
First-SubRon Four VS.. Red
Raiders.
Scandinavian Legion VS..
Atomic Bombers.
SUNDAY, MAY Z0--
First-American Legion VS..
SubRon Four.
Second-Red Raiders VS.. Atom
lie Bombers.
SUNDAY, JUNE s.
First-American Legion VS..
Red Raiders.
Second-SuhRon Four VS..
Atomic Bombers.
SUNDAY, JUNE l2-
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
American Legion.
Second-Red Raiders VS.. Sub
Ron Four.
SUNDAY, JUNE 49,
First-Atomic Bombers VS.. Red
Raiders.
Second-SubRon Four VS..
American Legion.
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SENIOR SOTTBALL
(Bayview Park. Niqht)

First Game: 1880
TUESDAY
7:30-Adams Dairy VS.. VX-1
Flyers.
9:O0-OpDevSta VS.. Naval Hos
pital.
THURSDAY
7:30-Adams Dairy VS.. VFW.
9:00-OpDevSta VS.. Indepen-
dents.
FRIDAY
7:30-Bamboo Room VS.. VX-1
Flyers.
9:00-Blimp-Ron VS.. Naval Hos
pital.
MAY g.
First-Naval Hospital VS.. In
dependents.
Second-Bamboo Room VS..
Adams Dairy.
MAY g. T
First-BlimpRon VS.. OPDev.
Sta.
Second VFW VS.. VxI
MAY g.
First-BlimpRon VS.. Indepen-
dents.
Second-Bamboo Room VS..
VFW.
MAY r.
First-Naval Hospital VS.. OPP
DevSta.
Second-Adams Dairy VS.. VXI.
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ADAMS DAIRY MEETS
'VX-l FLYERS TONIGHT
OpD e1ssta WI Play
Naval Hsseital;
Ei~st C@aae SAosiA
Prove .oeA One

Adams Dairy will meet Vx-
FLYERS, while OP -Dev-Sta win
play Naval Hospital in softball
gannes scheduled for tonight in
BaOwiew Park.
Adams Dairy and vx-l Flyers
are evenly anatched and the fans
Shosld ready enjoy watching this
game. 1t is expected that there
viii be q pitchers battle. Hensen
will pitch for the Flyers, while
Araias or Lewis viii be on the
mound for Adams Dairy.
They will line up something
like this.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-26

ParneH and Tebbetts; Calvert,
and Evans.
Detroit at Chicago, postponed.
Only games scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-26

Greater Berlin has popa
ton well over four million.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-26
American League

SKATING
BaYview Park. Night
FRIDAY
1880 to 900 pm.
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------------
TENNIS i
Bayyiew Park. Afternoons
and Nights 81
Daily play.
SWITCHBOARD
lBaYvisw parkl
Daily play,
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u. S. Senator Edward ]. Thye
of Minnesota, born in Aberdeen
S. D., So years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-26
CARDS DEFEAT REDS;
SEWELL BEATS CUBS
ll|IlIlI
Island City Baseball League

Municipal Stadium)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brecheen and Rice; RaffenS-
berger, PerkoWski. Fanovich and
Mueller. S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-26

vxl Flyers
Fisher, 3b;
Coleman, i2b;
Heironimous, If;
Horner, S.; g
Sutton, C;
Marsee, CT;
Gibson, IF;
Harren, lb;
Henson, p; y
Nicholas, Seim. Henderson and
Cooper, subs.
In the second game the OPP
Dev-Sta will play the Naval Hos
pital and both will go out to win
to 60 to first place. The Hospital
will depend ON speed ball Martin
and Development boys ON Mathis
or Witzel
They will line up something
Like this: Dev-Sta. Smith SIS,
Lawrence 3b, Cain Id, Secory c,
Leyenrne IF, Ficher If, William
son 2b, Pascuita Of and Witchel
pitcher, Chick, Redman, Hughes
and Mathis subs; for the order
lies: Nelson Id. Chute IS, Sher-
man BIB, Kfech c, Packard 2b,
Martin p, Herrington ct. Burke
ri, Germany If and Dyer. Getel
baum f, Shnltz and Miller subs.
-----------------------------
u. S. Senator Edward ]. Thye
of Minnesota, born in Aberdeen,
S. d., So years ago.
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Lent at first lasted only 40
hours.
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
know America)

l799-u50' years ago) Simon
Cameron. Pennsylvania newspa-
per publisher, Lincoln's first sec
rotary of war, u. S: Senator, born
in Lancaster Co., Pa. Died June
rs, 1889. ~
1886 - Matthew c. Butler,
South Carolina Confederate cap
tain to general, U. S. senator,
born near Greenville, S. c. Died
April IA, 1909.
1889 - James Mason Crafts,
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology chemist and president,
born in Boston. Died June 20,
1917.
184l-OGver Wendell Holmes,
son of famed author of same
name, Union soldier, Boston law
yer-jurist, Justice of the U. S.
Supreme Court, famous liberal,
born in Boston. Died March 6,
1885.
1867 - Homer c. Davenport,
noted cartoonist caricaturiSt,
born at Silverton, Oregon. Died
May 2, 1912.
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New Delhi To Have
Diplomatic Area

NEW DELHI, India-tP,--The
government will soon start work
on 2 diplomatic. colony for this
overcrowded capital.
A spokesman for the works.
mines and power ministry says
100 acres of a 1,60O-acre tract in
southwest New Delhi will be de-
veloped. The Government viii
spend ls,5Oo,0oo rupees (s5, OOo,-
GOOD leveling land and construc-.
ting roads, water and sewer sys-
TENS and shopping centers.
Foreign governments will have
to put up their own buildings.
(: Many embassies now occupy
former New Delhi palaces Of
maharajahs. Some latecomers
have had to make hotel rooms
their headquarters.
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LIKES KEY wEsr

Editor, The Citizen:
Having spent three weeks in
your wonderful city. | have ex-
perienced a JOY unequaiiesl in
many places l have visited. ! am
a sculptor but words better ex-
press my love of Key West you
may like 10 print the following
I have just written.
KEY West
A superficial glance h not
enough to see Key West, the
lovely town bound by gulf End
sea.
Stay a while. bask a while
In tranquil atmosphere.
Natives in manana mood
Skies SO clear pace 80 slo~..f
Is solace in this restless woFld--
Would that il will stay just 80.
LINTON ROLAND.
1921 Simonton ST..
Key West, Fla,
March 7, l949.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ROUTE DELIVERY MAN

Part time--no selling. You will
deliver merchandise and collect
money from group of SC and
10c coin-operated merchandise
ers. Light, pleasant outdoor
work. sOnly few hours week
ly necessary. Factory coopera-
ton and expansion could make
you independent in several
years. Immediate income of
fsom $33 to 5000 weekly, de-
pending on size of route. Ref
erences and an immediate cash
investment of from $795 to S.
975 required-Secured by in
Yentory. unreasonable and
permanent. Write for personal
interview, giving phone num-
Der. Box No. Ala. mar7-7t
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Office

Business office in The
Citizen Building, corner of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right on enter
ing building.
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Fran Is D e
Ian. after his
pareI IS divorce
he was adopted
by his stepfa-
Their, FIR a n k
Fowler. He en-
tered newspa-
per work as the
Pride of the
Rockies" b e
cause of under.
w ar m a d e
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Peoples Forum
sssssssssssssssssssssss

The citixea weIesme. exnFxs~
slona OF the views 90 ff~ f<&<~
ers. but. the edissF reN<rxxs Sc
eight to delete anx issm2 we8F&
are considered isheieus erN sn>sax~
ranted. The writer's sAeak4 -
fair and confine the texssx& 80
500 words. and write % ses s14e
Of the paper oniy. SfaaetaFs -
the writer's nusf meewmFAmT x&~
letters and win he eu1st<k<a 80
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SERVICE AND REPAIRS
UPHOLSTERY

AT the Veterans Upholstery, 928
Truman Avenue, You can give
your old furniture the new look.
Also custom-made auto seat COW
ers in solid and woven plastics.
Also fiber and leatherette. Large
selection of patterns to choose
from. Expert workmanship.
Phone 1890. No waiting.
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WANTED--SALEsMEN

VACANCY, Rawleigh Business
now open in Monroe County
Trade well established. Excel
lent opportunity. Automobile ne
cessary. Full time. Write at
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TO-DAY In HISTORY
~ $3.50

(. 1865 - Historic Stamp. At
passed by British House ofLores.
1854-At Yokohama. consso-
dore Perry confers with Japs and
presents Americas gifts in his
toric opening of Japan 10 the
world.
l862-Confederate "Merrirnac-
destroys two Union warships~-is
met the next day by Union iren-
clad Monitor" in historic battle.
1876-Notoriou Boss" Tweed
of New York ordered by court 10
return more than six million dol
lars of stolen city money.
1880 - Troops mass in and
around San Francisco in labor
troubles.
1898-Congress appropriates
$50 million dollars for war with
Spain.
1888 - Country's banks open
for restricted business. '...''-
l942-JapS invade and start
drive through Burma and Java.
l943 In Russia, Admiral
Standley states Russians not told
of American supplies sent 20
Russia.
1945-U. S. First Army estab-
fishes bridgehead on eastern side
of Rhine. ,.,.,t
l946-65-days Western Electric
strike settled.
1948-U. S. Supreme Court
rules religious instruction in pub
lie schools is unconstitutional.
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4 REPAIRS AND SERVICE
RADIOS

Radio repairs while U-wait. Low
standard prices by catalog. IA
years radio experience, in
manufacturing plants. 1116
Whitehead Street. Telephone
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TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
BY AP Newsfsoiurss

GENE FOWLER. born March
8. 1880. on what he calls the
west bank of Miller's Mill
Ditch" in Denver. son of Charles
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-08

William the Conqueror had es-
tablished his authority as the
mightiest lord in France by the
time be was "a years of age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-08

from flour sacks bearing that
name. AS prolific free lance
writer, he scored as Barrymore's
biographer.
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John Winthrop, governor OF
the Massachusetts Bay Colony
and a founder of Boston, belong
ed to landed gentry of England.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-08

James Greenleaf Whittier was
first inspired to write verse
when, as boy, his teacher loan
ed him a copy of Robert Burns
verse.
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News Notes

Oil is obtained from the glossy
leaves of the small trailing shrub,
Wintergreen.
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SERvIcES-cHATINc

Grating, packing for shipment ,erI
storage. GATES GRATING
SERVICE. Phone 1172-W. -,
mars st
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In the
oYor the first nsrion in
tn error
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FOR SALE-HARDWARE

Let's Get Acquainted. Paints and
oil. Lowest prices in Key
West. Make us prove it. In
sect killing Dianol treated flat
paint white only. $5.15 gal.
Doherty & Co, 846 Olivia.
PnoA4s 1897, marl-tf
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WANTED-To RENT

Furnished or unfinished 2 or S
bedroom house or apartment,
by civilian engineer with two
sons, 5 and ! years old. Maxi
mum rent. $500. C. w.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
PIANO

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. feb23- 30t
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FOR sALE--BIcYcLEs.

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WANTED-TO BUY

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STORAGE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25

sal plans a repeat. Sounds inter-
esting, Francis Goes to Holly
wood" Have we room for mule?
Gloria de Haven dashes off to
Cincinnati right away to ballyhoo
her latest picture. John Payne.
who reconciled with her only last
week, doesn't like it. John will
never be happy until Gloria gives
up her career-and I don't think
she ever will.
Clark Gable and Paulette God
dard have reserved a table at the
Coconut Grove here for August
.2-opening night for Peter Lind
Hayes. This romance is really
sizzling.
June Haver is the bright-haired
girl at Warmers. Her Look for
the Silver Lining" picture. about
the late Marilyn Miller. is top
ping Johnny Belinda" at the box
office.
Nancy Kelly Is going to San
Francisco for an important rea-
son. Her devoted newspaperman,
Frank Farrell. is covering the
trial of Tokyo Rose there.
Shirley Temples husband, John
Agar, looks too cute with his
butch haircut for the Sands of
Two Jima" picture. The favorite
lady barber of Camp Pendleton
performed the operation on John.
John Wayne is spinning with
work. He's committed to make
five pictures within the next IA
months.
Paging the Earl OF Warwick!
His handsome brother in law.
Robert Douglas. tells me he will
take out American citizenship pa
pers. Il love it here" Robert told
me on the set of his current
buccaneers Girl" II never want
to live anywhere else, so might
as well become a citizen. what?"
Mrs. Wallace Reid. widow of
the late silent-day star, is now
working with Director Arthur
Lubin in his new movie, The
Interruption"
Macdonald Carey calls John
Kodiak at Gallup. N. Mex, to
commiserate with him on work.
ing there in the heat. THE next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
Hollywood Diary
Carson Luments Current Roles
-By SheiIoh Grohom

thing I know. I'm going to Gallup
for 10 days with The Bowie
Story" Mac tells me. The heat,
at Gallup scars to the neighbour
hood of 100 to 100 degrees, I'm
told.
Jimmy Stewart is like small
boy. He's so happy about getting
married to Gloria Mclean, he has
her with him all the time on the
set of Arrow" He fervently
hopes shooting on the picture will
finish in two weeks, so they can
get on with the wedding and
their honeymoon.
Virginia Grey Is catching up
with Rita Hayworth. Economically
speaking. Ginny has snagCed her
self a Spanish duke with an ur-
pronouncable name. The duke IS
rich. youngish, and even hand
some.
Marta loren is back from her
vacation with relatives IN Con-
necticut and goes to work right
away in "Panther's Moon" Will:
Philip Friend. Philip was unGer
contract to Selznick for year,
but nothing happened. Now The
Britisher is on his way.
Ida Lupino is a courageous girl.
In her picture. Fugitive From
Terror" a new blond, Peggy Dow
with a beautiful and intelligent
face, gets her first acting role
and she's terrific. Rmember my
prediction-Peggy Dow. college
girl from Northwestern University,
Is going to be a big star. Not many
stars would allow a new girl to
romp away with so many scenes.
Sally Benson. who is scripting
the Carlo picture. has done a
play, Eight Cousins" that will
be produced on Broadway this
fall by Leland Hayward.
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quietly take over and decide
whether it Is going to be hit
or a flop
1t always does.
Tod Duncan, renowned baritone
who formerly was associate pro-
lessor of music at Howard Uni
versity. can have the lead in the
next of Broadway's big musicals,
Cry, the Beloved Country" He
is wanted for the Maxwell Ander-
son-Kurt WE'LL adaptation Of the
Alan Patton novel of South African
life. The vexing obstacle to his
acceptance is a contract for con-
cert appearances in Australia and
New Zealand where he is now
singing.
If Duncan can get his release
from these commitments in time
for August Is rehearsals, he will
be Director Reuben Mamoulian's
man.
The role for which he is wanted
is that of the elderly preacher
father of the villainous boy in
Paton's book. 1t is a rich part
in every respect and one for which
Duncan would appear to be The
ideal performer.
More definite, in fact final. is
the casting of pretty. talented
Jane Pickens in the leading fem
mime role of another spectacular
sort of ADAPTATION. the musical