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Eyes" to just the right tempera-
ture. Another nice thing about
her is that she can get the ideal
|lilt into such a zestful tune as
That's Why The Lady Is A
Tramp"
This may not be acting Of the
quality Katharine Cornell's au-
diences expect, but 1t is acting
nevertheless tor Miss Clooney
could never be tramp.
Miss Clooney is a generous girl.
According to the score We kept in
the darkness of the theater, she
did seven numbers more or less
fully. the fullest naturally being
Come On-A ETC." She went away
after that and so did the first
audience. both Of them apparently
satisfied.
Bennett. a Sinatra sort but
better nourished. is the singer
who owes everything to a ballad,
Because Of You" Like Miss
Clooney, he reserved this for the
climax Of his act. En- route to it,
he cast q spell of, vicariouS heart
break over his portion of the au-
dience with series of moody
numbers, the most effective of
which was Il Won't Cry ANY
More"
This did not seem like those
walloping old things Nelson Eddy
used to sing In his manly way,
but BENEFITS promise to be brave
suggests that styles in songs have
changed since the Sinatra phase
set in this country.
~
The hardest working of the
performers the Capitol kidnapped
from television Is Murray, the
comedian. This is a young man
with a style but, like all comedians
in these frenzied days. he suffered
from a lack Of material. In spite
|of himself. perhaps even more SO
because Milton Berle has ruined
all jokes. Murray frequently finds
himself in retreat.
He will stop. for instance. at
the one about the hotel he's stay
ing at. or the one in which he
forgets the name Of the theater.
This is not of his own choosing
clearly. but rather because a man
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Allan j.?
In q Musical
BY the Assoeioied Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Ever wonder what became of
Allan Jones?
He hasn't made a movie in 1--WE
years and is very happy about it.
He's playing The Gambler, Sky
MaSterson. in the local company
of the stage musical Guys and
Dolls"
Il fought and fought when they
asked me to take this Damon
Runyon character" says Jones.
I'm not your boy I told them. /"
But he weakened and now is
booked for two years solid in the
role. The critics gave him rave
notices. He isn't listening to any
more movie offers.
I'm strictly a stage guy" says
the one-time Pennsylvania coal
miner.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
By Harry Macarthur

Oy HorFy MoeAftnuf a
It seems a shade late in the
season for 1t, but Painting the
Clouds with Sunshine" which ar
rived yesterday at the Warner. is
light summer entertainment and
there's no other word for it. May
|be the Warner Bros. figured to get
by with this sort Of thing In Oc-
tober on the theory that Virginia
Mayo. who is in 1t. would create
her own heat waves.
This argument is not going to
get any takers around here today.
Miss Mayo not only is in 1t. she's
in 1t in Technicolor and is not
kept under wraps and who would
be fool enough to walk out on that,
just because the plot goes out Of
its way TO be a bore?
Painting the Clouds with Sun
shine" does indeed have other as
sets in addition to Miss Mayo. It
has Lucille Norman, who is an
other handsome dish who can sing,
too; dances by Gene Nelson; some
more songs by Dennis Morgan. It
has some comedy moments. too,
provided by a fine Wally Ford
portrait Of, a knife-tossing old
prospector, but for the most part
your enjoyment Of the comedy
relief will depend on how far you
want to go with S. 2. Sakall's ia
miliar antics. "Cuddles" gets too
cute for words. sometimes.
The musical score for Painting
the Clouds" is largely familiar If
not entirely so. but this is no
complaint. Some popular old ia.
vorites are given new song or
dance treatments-the title song,
"Tiptoe Through the Tulips" Z"
"Jealousie." Birth Of the Blues, !"
You're My Everything" with a
Song in My Heart" etc.-and they
all prove to be good listening
again.
The plot. If you really want to
know about that. presents the
Misses Mayo, Norman and Vr-
ginia Gibson as a singing act;
Morgan as a singer with a weak
ness for gambling. and Nelson as
la dancer who is a Boston mil
llionaire in disguise. Well, Miss
Norman and Morgan are In love
but she won't have him because
he CANDLES. Nelson thinks he's in
love with Miss Norman, too, while
Miss Gibson is incoming about
over him.
Everybody goes to Las Vegas
and-oh. there's no point In going
into this. If you encounter an
urchin in front of the Warner
shouting "Ya can't tell the players
without score card" don't you
believe a word of 1t.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

CIRCLE a'os 70. Ave. NV. ~ o's4
CESAR ROMERO In HAPPY 90 Love
~ sY" IN Tschnicolog, at e:15. 500. S:5o.
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100, w G M S-Guest Artist: Caro-
Lemons, pianist and member of the
faculty of the Arlington Academy
Iof Music. is guest.
1900, WTOP-G Guy Lombardo
Time: Toni Arden visits.
1880, WTOP-Peggy Lee Show
Bandleader Louis Prima joins the
singer.
1880, WRC-New Theater: Sarah
Churchill is starred in The Willow
Cabin"
500, WTOP-Mario LAMA Show
Kitty Kallen is special guest.
$3.50, WOL-Youth and the Draft:
Brig. Gen. Louis H. Renfrow, DR.
Arthur S. Adams, Chaplain Louis
Barish, Chaplain Edward ]
Hemphill and Chaplain Constantine
zielinsky discuss the Chaplains ir
Itoday's Armed Forces.
| $3.50, WRC-N BC Symphony
Maurice Abravanel is guest con.
ductor and Nathan Milstein is CUES
soloist, playing Brahms Hungarian
Dance No. a." Rimsky- Korsakov'
Flight of the Bundle Bee" ant
Saint-Saens' Introduction" ant
= Rondo Capriccioso."
900, WASH-Sylvan Levin Opers
Concert: Hugh Thompson and Eller
Fault are guest soloiSts.
1880, WTOP-Peoples' Platform
after the Macarthur Hearings
WhatS" is discussed by Senators
Guy M. Gillette and H. Alexander
Smith.
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TODAY'S
HiohIiqhts

1880, WMAL - College Choirs
The Hampton University Glee Club
from Hampton, Va, is heard in
choral works.
1885. WTOP-Invitation to Learn
ing: The new 13-week series focuses
on famous heroines of fiction
poetry, drama and essay.
1:00, P-Your Invitation to
Music: Martha Upton and George
Sell discuss their musical expert
|ences.
100, WRC-Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow: Judy Holiday takes list
eners backstage to explain how sum-
mer theaters operate and how they
began.
1880, WRC-University Of Chicago
Roundtable: What Europeans
Think About Our Foreign Policy" Is
discussed by James B. Reston, Hans
u. Morgenthau and Frederick Kuh
500, WNIAL-Concert of Europe
Germany is saluted with Hans
Carste, German conductor, taking
over the baton. Soloist Is Erich
Werner.
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Other AM Stotions

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Evening news broadcast. di.
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM: 6 pm.
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Evening star., 1951-04-21
Scientists Honor Dr.. Wyckon

DR., Ralph w. @. Wyckoff, So.
,of 2 West Drive, Bethesda, was
among. three Americans and q
Norwegian elected to Britain's
Royal Society, an organization
for the advancement of science.
the Associated Press reported
from London yesterday.
DR.. Wyckoff, a native of Geneva,
IN. Y, was chosen for his contri-
buttons to the study Of viruses.
He has been scientist director OF
the United States Public Health
Service. since 1916.
Before coming to the Public
Health Service. DR.. Wyckoff was
Evening star., 1951-04-21

a resident lecturer in epidemiol-
ogy at the University Of Michigan
associate director In charge OF
virus research, at the Lederle Lab
oratories, Inc. and an associate
member of the Rockefeller Insti-
tute of Medical Research.
He is a fellow Of the American
Physical Society and the Ameri-
can Association for the Advance
ment OF Science.
Others elected to the Royal
Society were Dr.. Herbert Mclean
Evans, Berkeley. Calf. for re-
searches in anatomy, embryology
and endocrinology; Or. Kari
Spencer Lashley. Cambridge
Evening star., 1951-04-21

Mass. for studies Of the neuro-
logical basis Of animal behavior
and Of the factors involved in
learning. and DR.. Carl Fredrik
stormer., Oslow, Norway, for re-
searches on the motion Of charged
particles in magnetic fields and on
auroral phenomena.
Evening star., 1951-04-21
Africu Large, Coast Small

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt.--Africa
is three times as large as Europe,
but its coasts are so regular it is
no farther around the African
coastline than around the COM
bined coasts of Norway and the
British Isles.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

Custom designed residence in lovely section Mossoehu
Avenue Six spacious three levels no oors)
and bohs Foostone terroee cool screened porch but-n
eoroee Modern every Beautifully londscoped
lot with host Of flowers and shrubs Priced for immediate
sole at $28,5oo.
Massachue
Mr KessIer On premises.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Air Assaults Are
Enyisiioned BY us
Citizen Staff Photo

FORT BRAGG, Aug. 2s.-tE9
Air assaults along the lines of
the big beach assaults of World
War Two have been envisioned
by army and air force generals
at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
The idea stems partly from the
big military maneuvers, just
completed. They include mass
raratroop jumps, but the gem
erals say the jumps may be on
their way out
The newest thing is d mass
assault by troops landed in as
sault aircraft. Such a plane, the
C~122. was used during the man
euvers. II landed heavy equip
ment. for which it has been de-
signed.
But, say the generals, why not
troops? 1t would be safer. per-
haps more effective, to land the
soldiers. rather than drop them
from the skies.
However, parachute troops are
not altogether outmoded. They'll
still be needed 10 swoop down
and seize sites for crude air.
fields places for the assault
aircraft to land with their waves
of combat troops.
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Monroe County

Continued From Page One)
ed on at the next Council meet
ing, September II.
For president, E. o. Schweitz-
er; for first vice president, {.
Sam B. Curry; for second vice
president, Randolph Russell; for
secretary. Mrs. Vivian Bass and
for treasurer, Alice Robinson.
March stressed that nornina-
tons from the floor viii be wei
come al the meeting.
Board members also plan to
conduct q membership campaign
to enlarge the scope of the
council. They further decided TO
press for the building of city
swimming pool as one way of
combating delinquency.
III the city charges admission
to the poo" March said, THE
council will try to get subsidies
for the admission of the poorer
children, since they are the ones
who need il most"
Plans for obtaining more play
grounds for colored children
were also discussed BY Aiphonso
Dean, physical education direc-
tor at Douglass school,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
VI csnnand Charges BEDS Used
One l)f Their Own Planes In Bombinu
It Was All
Port OF a
Fuke Allied
Bombing Plot

TOKYO, Aug. 28-tsPl-The
United Nations Command has
charged thar the Reds sent ons
Of their ozn planes over Kae-
song and then blamed the at
tack on the Allies
This version Of the Kaesong
bombing incident IS contained in
a bulletin released BY the Pub
lie Information Office al Cen
erai Ridgways headquarters in
Tokyo.
The bulletin repeated that no
TN planes we're in the Kaesons
area at the time Of the alleged
attack last Wednesdav--and ad-
ded that an unidentified plane
was. The bulletin asserted:
Its beyond doubt that this
was q Communist aircraft.
And il went on 70 say that
there's every indication that
Communist personnel at Kae-
song were accessories to deli.
berate fraud. The bulletin charg
es that they used their military
control al the conference site as
"a CLOAK Of deceit TO perpetTate
what il calls a sham of unpre-
cedented proportions
Ridgway himself, meanwhile,
has made no official reply as yer
to yesterdays Communist note
reieeting has sharp message on
the incident. But Z reply is ex-
pected
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Airport Meeting
TO Be Sept. 10

Negotiations for the rsir
chase of Meacham airport
between the City and Key
West improvement. Inc.
owners. and the CouEtY who
hold the lease will be post
poned from September , 10
September 10. al 10 am. II
was learned today.
The original meeting plan
ned was moved up because
the Ord falls on Labor Day.
City Attorney NJ. Isnatius
Lester said.
The City has until Sep
tember Is to file q new suit
for condemnation OF Mea-
cham Field. If the September
10 negotiations fail 70 bring
agreement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Warren Appoints

Continued from Page One1
a letter from Governor Full
Ter Warren.
The Governor added his
personal regards 10 Rev. Ro-
gers in the message announc-
ing the appointment.
The local church leader
stated that the appointment
came as a pleasant surprise.
IN a reply to Governor War
rem he wrote that he consid-
cred the appointment IAN
honor and a privilege 10
which l pledge my loyal sup
port"
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ntinued Eron paee Onel

Continued from rage Onel
the past year." said Hurka, Our
building program, expanded cur
ricuiuIn and new materials all
tend TO met the needs of Monroe
county school children
Mrs. Mary Miner, retiring
president of the Meta, handed
over the gavel to Hurka last
week. Mrs. Jennie May Watkins
was installed az treasurer and
Miss Martha Morris, as secretary.
One Of the leading achieve
ments Of the Association last
year was the establishment of a
credit union in which all Mon
roe county teachers and their re-
latices can participate, Mrs,
Charlotte Haskins. heads the
union, with Pauline Niahol, ire
asurer and Amelia Cabot. secre-
tary. -
Hurka explained that the
Monroe County Teachers Associ-
atlon works Tor the betterment
Of schools in general, rather than
for the exclusive benefit OF the
teachers.
Another function" he said,
is liason between the public
and the Florida Educational AS
ISOLATION, the state organization
Of educators and the office of
State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Thomas A, Bailey"
Plans were discussed for the
FEA meeting to be held this Fri
day in Miami The school calen-
dar for the year was presented
and four regular meetings were
scheduled, with the officers en-
powered to act on emergency
matters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
The Navy Secretary
Was Commenting On
Proposed Korean
Readjustment Act

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-(Pl-
Navy Secretary Dan Ktmball
says the Navy favors education
al benefits for Korean war vet
Grams, But Kirnhail adds that the
Navy does not approve such
benefits 10 the extent granted III
the CT Bill o. rights Of World
War Two
The Navy secretary says his
service opposes the so-calIed
"seattergun" approach which,
Knnball says, led to outright
abuses under the previous Gil
bill
kimhail was principal speaker
today before the 22nd annual en-
eampmeat Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars in New York.
Some $4,000 VFW members
and their families are attending
the week -long convention.
In his speech. Kimhall voiced
opposition TO the inclusion Of all
Korean veterans into the social
ed 1920" category.
The $500 term applied to all
veterans Of World War Two who
took full advantage of G-T bill
provision allowing them to draw
unemployment benefits Of $2t
per week for So weeks.
Kimball was commenting on
the proposed Korean conflict
sefvieeman's readjustmcnt act
II IS scheduled for Senate hear
ing next month. The Legislation
would extend 10 Korean veterans
the benefits granted to thos,
who served Ia World War Two,
Kimball says the Navy want,
to see that every man in the
service whose education was In
terrupted by Korea to have /
ehance 70 resume his studies.
However. he said that viii
national employment at a kigl
level, the Navy does not believ'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Incoming Admiral
Urges Readiness

In a message addressed to all
Atlantic Fleet Units, Admiral
Lynde ID. Mccormick. new COM
mander in Chief of the Atlantic
Fleet said:
On assuming the great respon-
sibility involved in the command
of this large and potent element
of our country's strength I de-
sire to reiterate the sound and
comprehensive directives of my
predecessor Admiral Fechtler all
Of which have to do with our fit
ness to flight"
With regard to the present
world situation Admiral McCor-
mick stated, The threat to the
safety OF all that we hold dear is
very real and very grave" He
went on further TO say that: It
iustifieS amply the great and
continuing effort of all who serve
in this command, 1t juStifies am
ply the personal sacrifices being
made by those of you in the Ma
val reserve, 1t places the greatest
cuEnplusion on us all constantly
to increase our personal proficl-
eney Snartness and self diSci-
pine. These are the basic require.
ments, Team training will finish
the job of gaining and maintain
ing the peak of combat readiness.
Il am counting on every officer
and man to do his utmost to keep
this command and this fleet SO
keen that control of the Atlantic
will never be III doubt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
City Manager

Continues from Page One2
South with parking allowed on
both sides and between Angela
and Truman one way TO the
South with parking allowed on
West side only, Mote: Elizabeth
ST, is now a one way street ac-
eording to Ordinance from Angela
TO Truman with parking on West
side oniyl
BAHAMA STREET between
Eaton and Southland Sis. should
be a one~way Street to the South
with no parking allowed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Indusirialists
Are Asked Their
Views By Govt
WASHIN(yTON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.--f{P1-
The government today asked
top industrialists for their views
on proposed changes in manu-
facturersf price regulations which
may lower some prices and raise
others.
An office Of price sterilization
OPS. official said the new way
of figuring ceiling may reduce
costs Of items made from raw ma
terials that have dropped in price
recently such as cotton, wool.
rubber ard tin.
He said the OPS. is anxious
70 put the revised order IN opera
ton as soon as possible. Much
may lepend on the outcome of
today's discussions.
Changes IN the basic general
manufacturers order we're made
necessary by the new price con-
troll law passed by congress in
July A tentative revised draft
has been prepared by o. P. s.,
which invited the manufacturers
to Washington to discuss the
changes lIo am. E.D.T).
The official said OPS. has not
decided whether to make the new
regulation compulsory on all
manufacturers or to allow them
an option between the old order
and the new one in figuring cell
irk& ~ AaSi tin 81 lie rswAon
is made mandatory, the price of
goods where raw material costs
have dropped might be reduced.
These viii be among the ques-
tions up for review with indus
trialists today.
OPS. officials would not ha-
gard 8 guess as to when the re-
vised order actually would be
issued. But. one said, OPS. is
anxious to get il out as soon as
possible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Secretary Kimball Tells VIEW Vets
Navy ravors Education Benefits
For Korean Vets: No 1920" Clause
$4,000 Has Been
up Wirephoto

tEonflnued FROM PAGE ODe&
TO cover all deposits of the city.
Return Funds
The following rebates were
granted for unused building per-
mits
$50 To Granville Smith ard Ro-
land c. Goulet.
SIS TO Berlin A. Sawyer.
Refund for scavenger service
in the amount Of $3.50 was made
to ]. ] Ehnet 1910 Harris avenue.
Lease Agreements Approved
Lease agreements for parking
lot concessions and lunch stand
were approved for the JayCees
and Armaudo Acevedo.
Liquor License Transferred
Retail liquor license for Mascot
Bar, 8l2 Caroline was transferred
from Irwin N Sweetine To Wood
row CharloW
The transfer for the Imperial
Cafe from Samuel Lesser tn Louis
Blum and Harry Albert was held
up pending approval by the city
manager
Boats Must Move
a couple OF boat owners in
Garrison Blight viii be asked TO
move during the holding of the
State Cupboard Regatta next
| Monday Afternoon
1t was stated last night that
previously they had refused to
leave even during the holding Of
boat races
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Unidentified Woman

Continued from Page OtIel
and was rushed to the hospital
by police officers
According to Officer Nelson
Davenport a woman's purse con-
tanning a number of capsules was
found near the spot where she
was arrested, The capsules have
not yet been analysed,
Two men who We're reported to
have been with the woman when
the complaint was lodged were
not identified.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Reservations Urged
For O.W.C. Luncheon

Mrs. G. J, LeBreton, who is
charge of the hostesses for the
Officers Wives Club luncheon to
be held Friday, 1915 pm. at Fort
Taylor, requests that ali mem
hers and naval Officers wives in
the area arrange TO hear the talk
to be given at the luncheon by
Civil Engineer Fred Frohock, His
talk will be about disaster CON
troll in time Of war.
She also reminds those who
expects 10 attend the important
meeting that reservations must be
made at Fort Taylor before the
deadline at 0 pm. Wednesday,.
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CONTINUED From Page Onel
followed by a one year tour of
duty as aide to the vice chief of
naval operations la Washington.
Before reporting to the Amber
jack he completed command
course at New London. Conn.
He is married to the former
Dorothy Mulhern of Boston,
Mass. They have four children,
Susan, q, Frederick, 5, Janet. 2,
and Robert, eight weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Key Largo Land
Brings $4,000

Anna Arkema has bought for
$4,000, property and riparian
rights on Key Largo. from MIR.
and Mrs. Wallace Baxter.
The warranty deed for the sale
was filed in the office Of County
Clerk Earl Adams today,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
POLIO GROUP
MEETS TONIGHT

The Monroe County Infantlle
Paralysis Chapter will meet to-
night at the offices of the Florida
State Employment service, 3I4
Sirnonton street, Treasurer jeff
knight said today,
All members and interested
persons are urged to attend the
meeting which viii plan for the
1851 so season. Mrs, c. r. Harvey
Is chairman of the local branch
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28

Inez Collins secured a building
permit yesterday to permit her
to make minor repairs TO her
home at 400 Angela
A plumbing permit was issued
10 Tony Meue1es. % 1915 Thomas
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28
Damaged

Continued from Page Onel
she turned over and Asent awash.
The CGC Tradis, enroute from
Charleston, NJ c., to Key West,
received word Of the accident
and reached the scene at 1880
am. today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-28

Most species of sturgeon enter
fresh water only to spawn