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Evening star., 1949-06-30
Conferees 10 Meet Today
On Judqeships Measure

Conferees were TO meet today to
iron out differences between House
and Senate bills creating new Fed
eral judgeShips throughout the
country. including District Court
and the Court OF Appeals here.
The House bill adds two jurists
TO District Court and three TO the
Court Of Appeals. while the Senate
measure adds three to each court.
The Senate version stipulates
Evening star., 1949-06-30

that the three new !udges for DIS
trict Court must have had exper!-
ence In private practice Of Law and
must not have been employed by
the Executive Branch OF the Fed
eral Government for three years
Immediately preceding their nomi-
nation. Similar restrictions would
be applied TO three Of the judges
Of District Court in the future
The House measure carries no
such restriction Il was reliably
reported that some House con-
ferees may strongly oppose the
qualifications for District 1urists
in the Senate bill.
Evening star., 1949-06-30
100000, O0oD.c. Bill
Signed by Truman

President Truman YESTERDAY
signed the annual sppgopri Ia ton
bill. Carrying about sle3 900 o$to
for the Distract government during
the fiscal year opening tomorrow
This Will avoid the confusion
which has resulted sometimes IN
the past. when the annual supply
bill failed 10 become lsw ur;l!
Evening star., 1949-06-30
..,. q
~ s"''s "e5i 'sa"ss
"Por 4 Perfect Chicken Dinner,
Choose 4 Perfect Chicken"

cEa.scr,on sf ps~Ssct "satinx- ehaeAsns
- 10 constantly b~lns made easier by the
scienti6e methods used on modern po~stry
farma. It's remarkable what ps~ssaA-dsy
poultry growers are doing In ths dsvsaac-
nssa Of plump. tender ''msat hss<iA.r -.
sally raissd for good setsnG.
Jusa - you can b sure of yo~sssaf ssssy
uns, h~r~'s Simple ehscAlasa af 9~shs1ss
- ssmembsr when yea hay shAsssA.
sIIook for light skin solos vtsh A~sAs
bright spp~srsnoS
sLook for tsndss. mssty thighs.
sLook for we'll rounded. tender drum.
sticks.
sLook for . plump breast.
You may he snrs oil thass auslitiss are
present when you see the ffndsy -svnss
Swift's Premium tag attached 10 ths ~inE
OF the chicken. These birds weigh frum
III to 3i4 pounds. and are scientifically
raised and fed 10 be naturally tsadss.
Now. here is . recipe for our faverits
wsy Of preparing chicken 20 bring out the
natural favor and goodn~~a-
Evening star., 1949-06-30

ate: Ire beginning G. lie aSa.
yeaT
One .-po-tAc: .ssI eGt cs.s e.
he -Iseax4re-s2@s. go 70 improve
Bel Vocational School, facilities al
its sc-mer Pgxe.l .Taraat Eagfs
School p-opegsy--Gs 70 oe re
et4extea by The Commissioner
later, This could Dc included ~
a later deficiency BIZ Ia n~ han
died oy Congress e~!o-v acso4rr-
rneni O. this rrg SESSION
California grows Almost orss~
hal. @. the NAsac;1s S commercial,
supply O. fruits an6 nuts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
ENDURING

Mrs. Shorty was discussing
the latest fashions with a caller.
did you say your husband
vas fond Of those clinging
goNns. Nary"
Eyes. he likes one 20 cling
D. me for about three years"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Fishing Information
Walls:
a ~ WORD TO THE VISITOR

To you it might appear we are
Dragging about the good fishing
in Key Vests waters, and if it
does, you are absolutely right,
we are.
Where in these United States
could you walk down to the foot
of the street in the business sec
ton of the city and catch fish,
particularly fish that tilt the
scales at 224 pounds?
Sounds fantastic doesn't it, but
that is exactly what Captain Will
liam Wickers did Thursday morn
ing. He landed Jewish at the
foot of Duval street, just a short
block from the Florida National
Bank building.
He not only had the pleasure of
catching it, he was paid for it.
He sold the fish to a local fish
dealer, and pocketed a nice piece
of change. That's what you could
call, having your cake and eat
ing it, too"
And this is not one of those
once in a lifetime cases, both
Captain Wickers and his ate
Gould Curry, last year accounted
for seven at this very spot.
Dragging? Yes, we are. Maybe
you would too, why not try your
hand at it? Maybe you would
feel the same way.
The Fish Are Biting
Fishing in the Key West area
is better than it has been in some
time. Large catches are being
made by the charter boats each
day. Some return with so many
fish their racks are not large
enough to hold them all.
II the Junior Chamber of Com
merce, fishing tournament were
running now, some mighty nice
catches could be entered for the
prizes that will be awarded, and
competition would be keen.
Traffic Poses A Problem
Whether the stationing of
traffic cop on the boulevard to
direct traffic will be enough to
cope with the traffic there each
afternoon, only the future will
tell. But right now it is quite
problem TO prevent double park
ing of cars on the boulevard.
Actually, you can not blame
the people, resident or visitor,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Williams Says
He's Guilty Of
Passing Checks

-
Ray Williams, charged with
passing worthless checks on the
Poinciana Food Center, pleaded
guilty this morning before Judge
Thomas S. Caro- in Criminal
Court.
Sentence was deferred py Ine
judge to await the effort q VIII
liams to make restitution Of the
$40 he obtained from the 1000
center He said his sentence
would be lighter if the man made
good the money. -,
Alfred Lindquist, charged Win
driving while intoxicated ana
causing an accident, was SEN
fenced to pay $50 and costs OF 70
spend so days in jail. Lindquist
pleaded guilty. He struck an
other car and the owner SAID
that he was being reimbursed py
an insurance company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

lEland City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium,
Afternoonl
Each Game, z Innings
SUNDAY
Piay will be resumed January
Q. 1880.
600
Boca Chica Field
(AfternOon)
Each Game. Q Innings
SUNDAY
To BE- announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
STOP BURCDORF IS CONCHS
CRY FOR TONICHT'S CAGE TILT
Key Vest Will
BE UnderdOgs
In Basketball
Came AtCym

Key West High viii have q
chance 20 see how they compare
with TIE upper part Of the state
tonight. when they meet Lees
buTa High School In the first of a
two game series in basketball.
Tie bia central state school has
slwafs been noted for their fine
athietic teams and are as good as
any la that part Of the state.
key West viii be out to get
back in the district running
which South Broward now holds
wllh Homestead.
To win. the C0nehs must stop
bafadorf Ga inch center for
t.essburg. who has led the Lees
burg boys Cor the past three
seasons IN scoring. The Leesburg
eghool has brought two squads
and ne first game viii be be-
tween the B squads og both
sefneis So Ear the Conch B squad
haa iosi only one game out of five
starts end this should be a good
te1i f1r them.
Ins tiigh School boys have
been working during the holidays
a. maze reserve Strength and to-
niEht should find Baker, Dough-
~, Fernandez. Cooper and Shep-
peTd seeing more action. Two
wins would pat the C0nchs in
third place in the district race for
~ championship and the boys
will b. oar % do their best to get
hsck Ia the race.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
500 LIVES MAY BE
SAVED TOMORROW

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-lP).-A
saving of about 500 lives in 1910
depends a great deal on the ma
tion's driving and walking ha-
bits tomorrow night.
This is the forecast TODAY Of
the National Safety Council after
going through its traffic score
sheets for the first IL monhs of
l949. The figure may be revised
upward or downward, depend
ing on motorists and pedestrians
behavior on New Years eve.
"A final traffic death toll for the
year is forecast at 1880. Last
year the toll was $4,000.
During November the motor
death count wac 5000 which was
two per cent more than in the
same month last year. This put
the 11-month toll at 28,35O, a
drop of two per cent compared
with 1948.
Last month 3O7 cities had per-
feet records of no traffic fatal
tiles. The largest was Long
Beach, California. Nashville,
Tennessee was second largest
and Salt Lake City, Utah, third.
For ii months, 70 cities had
perfect records. Passaic, New
Jersey, was the largest; Great
Falls, Montana, second, and Ann
Arbor, Michigan. third.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
Recaptlre Five
Conyicts Today

PEARSON. Ca. Dec. 80. (P)
Five convicts who escaped
from a Florida road camp We'd.
nesday were recaptured this
morning by Georgia troopers near
here.
The Florida Highway Patrol re-
ported the men were caught
when they ran into road block
set up to stop moonshiners.
The patrol said no one was in
jured in the capture.
The five escapes, all rated as
highly dangerous, had moved
only about 150-miles from the
Bronson, Florida camp from
which they fled.
The Florida Patrol said the get
away car, which is registered in
the name of an Atlanta man, has
not been recovered. The patrol
reported the car the convicts
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and =
BY JACK DELANEY. Fishing Editor

since the fish on the racks are
an eve catcher, and Il makes you
stop whether you want to or not.
Several suggestions have been
offered. among them, one that
would permit angle parking on
the right nand side of the boule-
ward going north, with no park
ing allowed on the side by the
fish racks. This way the visitor
entering the city can drive slow
w along the boulevard and see
the catches, or if they prefer to
stop. could park on the other
side of the boulevard.
In either event, we just as well
wait for a few days and see what
happens. w. C. Sweeting was APP
pointed as chairman of the Gov
ernor's Safety Council recently
and it may be that given the.
proper backing. the problem can
be worked out, 10 the best in
terests Of all concerned.
SCALES: -
Fishing from the Cajack, Cap
tain William Gates reports that
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rhinelander, of
Chicago, ILL.,, have caught some
nice kingfish mackerel, bonita,
grouper, and African pompano.
The African pompano is the larg-
est seen in this section for some
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinelander
have left for a visit to Havana
and will return to resume their
fishing trips with Captain Gates.
Captain Albert Atwell, aboard
the charter boat Sailfish, reports
that his party. consisting of w. H.
Canterbury and AL Dunkley, of
Buckley, West Virginia, returned
to port with catch of 400 pounds
of barracuda. mackerel, amber
jack and grouper. Canterbury
has been coming to Key West to
fish for the past five years.
Captain Reggie Trevor, of the
Charter boat Osprey II, reports
that his parties have been well
satisfied with the catches of
barracuda, mackerel, mutton
snapper, bonita and jack, brought
in the last two days. Trevor re-
ports two parties Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Huffman and son Jimmie,
all of Tyner, Indiana. In his other
party were Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Tomilson of Lima, Ohio.
Captain Lefty Reagan reports
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that his party consisting of
Tracy Van Buren,, and family, of
Sturgis, Michigan, and Key West,
accounted for IS mackerel, IL
bonita, and two jacks as their
catch for the day.
Captain Teddy Canova, of the
charter boat, Flo-Along, reports
that DR.. Harold Ritche and his
daughter Elaine accounted for
miscellaneous catch of fish. Top
ping the catch was a kingfish that
tilted the scales at ASH pounds,
one of the largest fish reported
this year.
That winds up the scales, but
it is interesting to note that the
l949-50 winter season is we'll
ahead of last year. For the first
time this season, every charter
boat at the pier was away from
the dock. Yes, fishing is good in
Key West, even when the waters
are rough.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30

BASKETBALL
Island City Basketball League
High School Gym.
Night
Play will be resumed January
4. 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-30
WARREN IMPROVING
lBy The Associated Press)

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
report that Governor Warren is
getting along fine" at the ITALIA
hassee Memorial Hospital. He is
recovering from physical and
nervous exhaustion"
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Mail The Citizen to Relatives

were using when captured was
stolen near Chiefland, Florida.
The men are being held by the
Sheriff's office at Pearson.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

to suggest that perhaps in a lit
tie way, it might even be more
timely than the first time nearly
10 years ago.
Its talk about academic freedom
and the dominance of universities
by luxurious, football-m minded. po-
litically dedicated alumni is at
least not alien to a lot Of other
talk heard in the land this very
day.
Certainly Thurber and Nugent
were not solemn about these
things when they wrote them, but
behind the hilarity of their play,
they were serious.
That attitude gives 'The Male
Animal" a dramatic pertinence
that is lacking in most summer
theater exhibits which have to do
with artists in love and women in
romantic trouble.
It looks q lot better than any of
these for ali Of a vivid memory Of
the original and several incidental
subsequent views in the June
through-August theater.
Thurber. who never seems at a
loss for precisely the right people
to illustrate his theory that life
Is both wistful and ridiculous, es-
pecially ridiculous, finds perfect
lot in ''The Male Animal"
Young Prof. Tommy Turner. the
hero. is the coinage of a truly
witty mind. He is a fellow looking
for truth who is always somewhat
afraid that he will find it. What
is more, he is never sure that he
would recognize truth If he saw it,
as for example in the echo of the
old romance between his wife and
their alma matters greatest living
football hero.
This is the affair that dominates
the homecoming weekend period
covered by the play and love has
rarely received such hilarious
going-over. It leaves vivid i'm
preston that knowledgeable chaps
like liberal teachers are far more
amusing in love than q still damp
freshman would dare to be.
Certainly this is the case as it
applies to Tommy Turner. his wife
Ellen, and former all-Amertcan
Joe Ferguson when the latter
comes back to campus for a rah-
rah weekend. This is so funny
that it seems all the funnier no
one ever dreamed up this particu-
lar triangle before. What other
one that anyone ever saw could
so profoundly give an attractive
woman her black and white
choice between mind and matter?
The answer is none"
This is the best reason why
you should see 'The Male AMI
NAL" maybe even If you have
seen it before.
The present cast has mt had
the time to make the comedy
.exactly glow. but II nevertheless
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Hollywood Diary
Gurbo's Duchess Gets Starting Dote
.By SheiIoh Grohom

with Kathryn Grayson-is cur
rently titled, Shake Well Before
Using" I'm sure Bob will get a
new title. In the comedy, he plays
a nose, throat and ear specialist
Kathryn is an opera singer
Kathryn tells me that her recent
case of mumps was very slight
II had them on one side of my
face as a kid, thought I was i'm
mune."
4 X r r..
Mrs. Dean Martin gets $4,000 q
month as part Of her settlement
with Dean; also a house and some
handy cash. Deans partner
Jerry Lewis, is moving out OF
Maria Montez's home here. to buy
something fancy for himself.
Greer Garson's new husband,
Buddy Fogelson, went with her to
New York and may 60 on to Eng
land for four days. Greer's
Evening star., 1949-08-23

be that funny. Even IN the
helter-skelter fashion of repertory
1.-THE Male Animal" reveals itself
as something special.
1t makes people think a little
and laugh a lot and their loyalty
to it should inspire Thurber to do
another, if he ever feels up to it,
that is.
The female animal. for exam
pie, ought to be every bit as
pathetically comic from Thurber S
perspective.
The world could use a play
about her by him.
X + X X
1.-The Male Animal" which got
its original production polish from
co-Author Elliott Nugent should
give Meridian Park theater one
of its better weeks. Nugent, OF
course. is not playing the central
character any more, but Tom
Ewell who has taken over for the
summer is a solid sort of suces-
sor in the role. He gives 1t enough
Evening star., 1949-08-23
HOLLYWOOD.

The James Maso ING ar b {
Duchess of Langeais" movie starts
definitely in Paris on September
20, with Victor Francen in the
top supporting role and Max Opuls
directing. The chief reason why
James hesitated so long in &C.
cepting the role was because he
didn't want his eight-month-old
wonder baby. Portland, to spend
the winter in Europe. Papa Ma
son now reckons that the child
an expert swimmer, Is stronger
than he is.
Maureen O'Hara's throat in
lection has the local doctors puz-
zled. It is the same ailment she
suffered in London. Had them
baffled there. too.
Richard Widmark is head man
for "The Windy City," William
Perlberg producing. Bill, just
back from Europe. tells me, I'm
Paris, they are killing the goose
that lays golden eggs-the Ameri-
cans. Prices are fantastic, and
restaurant and night-club business
is. of SO per cent. Even so-called
American millionaires can't take
the fleeing"
Gordon MacRae's wife. .Sheila,
has q role in Warmers prison pic
ture, Locked In" Sheila, very
pretty, debuted with Gordon in
"The Frontiersman."
George Raft changed his plans
at the final minute, and stayed in
Europe.
Robert Walkers next movie
Evening star., 1949-08-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Meridian Hill Park-"The Male
Animal; $50 pm.
Screen. 4.
Ambassador - cts - GreAt
Feeling; 1885, $500 s3oa :3a :ssal
and 9:35 pm. 5.r~~.-'..,...sf'.. -, ,s. ~
Capitol Sand: IA an. In
1880, 7:15 and 10 pm. 0taSe
shows: /, 3:45, $3.50 and 9:16 pan
Columbia-"1n the Good Old
Summertime; II am. los, 3:15
5:25, 1888 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Don Quixote de Ia
Mancha":; 1905, 2:25. 4:50. 7:l(
and $40 pm.
Hippodrome "The Corsican
Brothers; 2:l0. 6 and 9:4o pm
Keith's-"The Blue Lagoon;
1880 am, 1880, $3.50, $50, 7:3(
and $3.50 pm.
Little-"The Bank Dick: 1905
2:45, $50, $40 and 11:05 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Doolins o1
Oklahoma; 11:55 am, 1855, 1855
$3.50, 1850 and $50 pm.
National-"The Girl from Jones
Beach; 1880 am, 1:15, 3, 4:45
$3.50. 8:15 and $50 pm.
Palace - Madame Bovary";;
|11:40 am, 2:10, 4:40, 7:15 anc
|9:45 pm.
Pix-"Bedlam";; sos, $3.50, 7:5t
and 1915 pm.
Playhouse -- zone Woman's
Story; 1920 am, los. 2:50
4:35, $40. sos and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - Home Of the
Brave; 11:05 am. /. 2:45. 4:35
6:20. $40 and 10 pm.
Warner-"It's q Great Feeling"
1850 am. 1855, 3:55. $50, 7:5(
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

a couple Of weeks between pictures,
to go yachting off Vancouver with
wife Mary. Roberts mother is
occupying the Cummings super
duper home here to look after the
children.
Allen Ladd, to escape the heat
and the crowds, 1--WE are still in
Chicago) is shooting most of his
current scenes there for United
States Mail" at night, between
II p. m. and five a. m.
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1949-08-23

makes use Of the directorial
touches which Nugent employed.
These are still evident in the
plays best single scene. the alco-
holic lecture by Prof. Turner to
the radical young editor, Michael.
on the subject Of what the male
animal does to defend its nest.
Actor Ewell makes this his big
moment in 1.-THE Male Animal"
a moment worth any potential
customers stray evening.
Another Nugent trick that has
stood times test is the panto-
mime in which the football ace,
illustrating his favorite play, can
never figure what happened to
the cup he had in his hand when
he started.
Apart from Ewell, the Meridian
company is more nearly adequate
than anything else. This Is true
of Barbara Joyce as the wife
who listens to an old loves echo;
Of Kenneth .Treseder as wise,
elderly Dean Damon; Watson
White as the villainous university
trustee, and Michael Sivy as the
radical young campus editor. You
may not fully believe Bob Gal
lagher could have weathered all
that football so god-likely intact,
but he gives you the idea of Joe
Ferguson as the other man.
The set by Howard Barker is
a likely looking place for an in
tellectual young professor and his
wife to fight it out over football
heroes and q mans right to aca-
demic freedom.
Evening star., 1949-08-23

"Miniver" co-star, Walter Pidgeon
has already sailed.
Anne Baxter, incidentally. won't
be seeing Husband John Kodiak
for three months 60 with
him to London while he makes
the Carson movie.
John Howard goes to New
Orleans September IS for the
premiere of THE Fighting Ken
tuckian," which he made with
John Wayne and Vera Ralston.
But why a New Orleans premiere?
I always thought that was in
Louisiana.
Charles Coburn, in Chicago for
the world premiere Of Eyes Sir
That's My Baby" has good gim-
mick for autograph hounds. He
pulls out his picture on postcard,
already autographed!
Robert Cummings, positively the
busiest actor in town. has snatched
Evening star., 1949-08-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, AUGUST a. 1919
Thurber's Only Play Fine,
Another Might Be Finer
By Joy Cormody

thing world could OF BY James
Thrb lumpy drawings his revealing vgnettes
but he farther in play
only of these "The Male Animal
keeps popping theater it did last night at
that other playwright
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24

oouoiy as the Coopers now have
water, great event here.
MIR. and Mrs. Dale Schwenke
and daughter Bonnie of Pasco have
moved their trailer into the Oscar
towards lot. They will stay if he
can get work.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Wall and
TWO children of Roman were week
eno guests of the Pat Heath fam
lily. W
Phllllp Heath has the measles.
SEE BLACK BEAR
Monday morning about 7:3O Os-
car Edwards spotted a large black
pear walking down the power line
clearing on the South Fork side of
Columbia mountain.
Glorian Anderson is in charge
OF the Crooked Tree Inn while
the Nashs are away.
MrS' waiter Rude is taking care
OF the South Fork Grocery while
the Don Nashs are away.
Mrs. Inga Lager of Havre is
visiting her neice, Mrs. Don Nash
for a few days.
Mrs. L. B. Hinton is spending
the week in Butte visiting friends.
The Rev. Clyde Walden left
Monday for Payette, Idaho to bring
his wife and daughters home.
They have been visiting her par
ents.
The Art Strattons have nearly
completed the paint job on their
fence, and expect to celebrate
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24

TOOK a weekend trip into Can.
ada. 'ii-
Mrs. Oscar Edwards has heen
working for the past week at the
Belton restaurant.
Mrs. Ann Sharr spent Mond,v
night at the home of Mrs Helen
Weir In Kalispell and Tuesdav
both attended the convention Of
the Montana Contestors at tho
Hotel Florence in Missoula.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson
and children Gerald and Shirley
OF Antelope We're guests at tho
Cliff Peterson home Saturday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Rude and
MIR. and Mrs. Marion Mcclure and
children went to Libby Sunday
where Mr.. McClurg is contract;np o
cement work. A chicken dinner
was enjoyed by all.
MRS. Clara Peterson is in Poison
visiting relatives.
ATTEND WEDDING
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Hunt, the
Alvin Nash family and the Don
Nash family attended the wedding
OF Leonard Nash and Myrtle Nord-
berg at Selah, Wash. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Sortland
and family, Mrs. Edward Dob
rlnskl and family all North Dakot-
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoist and
Paul Dobrinski of Creston were
visitors Sunday at the Dayton
CooperS home. They all celebrated
Hungry Horse news., 1949-06-24

little bluebird came and sat on
the rim of his hat while he was
mixing cement. The swallows nests
are literally plastered all over the
tops of the second story windows
at the store, and must be union
lied. They all stop working at
the same time. There were lots
of fishermen up the North Fork
and quite a number of boats. Doc
Bennett was among those who sail
ed by riding the waves with his
party.