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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03
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Su1 Gro1niuno ihrcr eneroiihcll
3ietlumc lnb Eubliiitdtsprnnronl,
me I'M Sntereiie Der GrhGhunu Der
Gciieu nad europa hat hie Gllro>
pean Sropcl Gpmnliiiion cin aNfor.
mationsbilhlcin iiber IS ESG=SGn.
Der DcrDffentlidt. nclrhcs nln bei
)ieiieoNentcll lmo Sd,iffabrts lmp
NluQlinicn ;ll bobcn lit. Sos giid,-
leiu fiihrt bcll Sitel Europe" llnD
cntbGlt cinen frr,en slrtifel iibcr ic=
oes Tciielano. iiber Jieiicperhdltniiic
bort. cine 9iltc iibcr interciiontc ST.
eioniI'e fir S(merifoner. Giluprr=
ihriftcn, &Ghrln0s-. 3oll= lluo Gr-
portrcolllntionen, allIanllnen nit
Sllocrn llnb aorten.
gSie man fiir europa paft
&enn man cine Gllroporciic
plant lit cs onOebrad,t, illh nit Sen,
Eroblcm bcs Safcns su heitGiti=
Ocn. Cine out Durd)oad)te SarDerpbe
1T pIIcnhar notlpenDiN. Sic CSC
Nlbt bu cine Ntcn0c pruftiid)er &iu-
fc.
Cl1 criicr Sinic broudt mon &lciz
hlno bic licb aud, slu 9icilen out
clNnell lnO nid)t mehr OILS man
brolEl)t. Mtun hralht Glat inn Sc
pud 5llul llntcrbrinocn bon 9lnocn=
fen. Sie idnperilen Siuoe perpuft
nlan 'llcrIt. lpie &ullilmc uno ertro
9tDfc. Nafettc bebulten lire iSorm,
ipenn pon Schulter su Shulter Qe=
fultet lnh nit Grepcpapier uusQe=
ItopIt. 9tDdc fultet man nod) Ser
a'tittc lno Damn hpriipntal init Gre
pcpapicrlu0c. Gam fonnmen aleiDer
llno Sluien. Niun lent ,pei pDcr Drei
alIeinanber lno banm ein Stiif
olInnc Edppc burilber, iibcr ipeld)e
muil llntcrtcilc bon gluien lmb alci=
oern foltet.
&omero pbcr Sd)uhe f0nnen nit
Sipeulers, llnterflciolmo llim. per=
padt luerhen. Striinlpfc brinot man
ilpedrdifia in llmihldacn poer
Gleanlina Siiiue inter. Man nehme
nur Die notipenoialten Soiite NIT.
Sd,nll,f rpllt man ein. Soiletteia=
hen brinat man in einen ipaiicrOih=
ten gebGlter llntcr.
Sie 0epGfartifel iinb abbGnNio
bapon, Die man reiit unb tpie lanoe
man rntermeas lit. gsenn man nit
Nluaseia reilt, iolen 6onbfoffer
nldt au 0roR ieiu. iSlualinieu &C.
ltatten sc Eflno per Eerion. Sci
elmer Scbifisreiie ipielt bos @elpitht
feline Holle. Wtan brullht 9 oper 8
Gepafltiide. ie nad)oem lpie man
reiit. Man fann einen aroRen 6onb=
foffer bon 90 2oll 9Gnae mb eiren
llebernahtfoffcr mitnebmcn, poer
man fann slpei flcinere Softer NIT
nehmen. Mm beiten lit es. bic Geiie
NIT leid)ten, 4epGf ansutreten lno
mehr 8elpid)t auf ber 6einlreiie su.
,ufiiqen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03
so Johre spoeter CAB die
See ouch den Teller zvrUek

quinn. - aui Der Sallig Sooge
at Der ifllesmie.bol boliteiniiGen aiiite
iano elm Bauer I'M Sanb oes 8atts
einen peit iiber 100 Sabre alten
1eQer. Ser Seler bate emit gum
&ausrat Ser 8aaig,8arft eebort,
Die in Ser aroBen Sturmilut oes
Sabres 1926 untergeaangen tpar..
Die gum 1eler paiienbe Saiie beiaB
Der Bauer bereits. Sein Batter bate
lie I'M Die SabrblinSerhpenoe in ser
Nabe Der 8allIg gsiunoen uno iei.
nem Sobn pcrcr6t. 9ie naf) 10 Ian.
ger 3eit nun mieoer pereintcn stiide
hnben einen heIonseren ghrenplos in
Der euten Stube oeS &oGia.gouern
erbnIten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03

Nrl,t)tiGften oenonucn iperben.
Scr SSert bes Observation-Disclosures
licNt in ciucm Heitt,tlrm an icttIrci.
en- lSrutein. &al;illn. Titonlin q >
uno unDertu 9t1tritpiicn. Is ipu
nid)t Die irii1)e Wiild erictcn: e.
ipQ niclmchr Dor allen oosu perlpen:
BET luerben, iche anbere Speiie. ipl
nrr iroenb nliolitt,. anaureithern.
Sulhurt lit Elm rMub" ouf ben
Speiicscttcl olIer. Sic ihr 9eben Der:
linacrn lppllen. 9ei Den Sul0oren
sic su ieoer Mahl,eit ssoohurt eiicn
lit Die Schcnsipanne IGnoer. olS be
alien onoeren GDlfern Der &elt
Mon iont ihnen nod). baH lie bis ins
b0hite Sitter lire Suaenofriihe be
lpdhren.
&eisenfeimIin0e iino cine her
pprruaerbe Suelle fir &itomin &
Giien llno ale gs&itomine. Gint
balbe Safe enthGlt piernol iopie
Grpteine ipie eiu Gi.
llno 2udernlclalle licfcrt nidlt nll,
aoblrcihe SzSitanline. ipnbern olti
Giicn. &oliium lno anncre Miincro
le. Mon fam lie nit bcn 2Dffcl ci
len pner Mild, riihren.
ManaeI at Yrutcincn
Gle trcroen irooc,. lpurllm ollcl
10 lpihtiu lit. IS lit nutlpenoiQ, lpci
Die fprticl,reitenpc Tcrieincrllnu I'M
iercr 9tabrllnNsnlittcl pofiir icrNt
bul, rpn ali bieicn lcbcnslpidtiael
gcltonotcilcn nidts ncbr nod,bleibt
SSeil Der Oianoel al lSroteinen oi,
Sriiienfunftion ithlpGdt lno gun
uorseiti0en slltern fiibrt. @cil "a;
9ebcn bcitp l1nocr lit, ie ihmoIel
Die Soille iii. 9tidts trGat 10 Do,l
bel, has iloenblide 9(usiehen su scr
ftOren llnO bosa 4eben alt perfiirser
lpie bas lleberaeipidt.
Ger erlte Sbritt slm s(bnehn,el
lit oher Der Gntidluii: id, lpiQ ob
nehlnen. Scrad)ten Sie Die Butter,
frentortilen. Mahen Sic iih fIar
r9aS bleiht Gin paor sUtil,lltcn IL
rueine n,Munb, Gin poor Stunoen IL
n,eiilent aaell llnb cin 9cben lonc
in meinen Silften - idl lpiQ es nif,1
hdbeu."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03
FIveehtIinssstrom
woeehsf On

Mien. - Sn letter 3eit ueriud,en
alit1alleno piele Sid)ed,en uber sic
grenie na6 Seiterreih III iliehen.
es linn. Stubenfen, slrbeiter uub
mittlere geamte. Die in Sd,oren per.
ilid)en. bic treie @elt su erreit1,en.
1ic @adpoiten ber iolpietiiden 30.
ne Seiterrcid,s ihiden bie meiiten
surild, llno man iieht hers,erreiHenoe
Ssenem an BET 0lterreihiid)= )=tid)ef)i=
i6en 8ren;e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03
Deutsche und andere SiedIer an
der chiIenischen Regenkueste

Suertp Otontt. - Sic Grinne,
r,lna oil Glcrtp slnieu perbinoct iit
NIT Der Sprltellllnu ocS NcOcns.
Sieier I'M SiiDen Gbilcs 0clcocnc&ii-
itenltrih Eatoapnieus oiIt ais cine
oer niebcrIhlalreihlten Sanoidoi=
ten Der GrDe. Sie in1mcr ncllcn ;3iloe
bon 9Splfen, Die Der NSclnpino pom
Hdiifiid)en Ssean herontrcibt, ilbci.
men ibre Solt All cntleeren, ipbolD lie
bic TerQe Der &illte heriihren. Wteilt
beoedt cine nieoriQe @olfcnirbid)t
has Sal unb lGBt nur bie n,dt)tiaell
Sodel Der ger0e erfenneu. Graue
Melonholie lit iiber Bic 9anoihoft
aebreitet. Ser Slif sum Sirmel lit
Derlperrt, ,lnb bic sSprmen entbehren
ber sSarben. slber il, Sen ieltcnell
Sonnenltunhen perlpanoelt iih pas
0ano Der Shatten in Gin irbiidles
Garaoies. Sann erulGnsen Die
Shneefeloer auf Sen &ipieIn Der
gerae, lno 9id,t iifert hurh ous
2aub ber gdume, bie oie Sliiiie iau=
men.
sSieoeraempnnenes Yarabies
Gs lit Elm lpeiter Ssea mad, Guer=
to s(nien. @enn man nicbt hem
Sluaseua ben Sprsua aibt, nluR man
i'm init DEM stpein,aI pD<hentlih
perfehrenDen Sampfer bon Tuertr
Montt ourh bic d,ileniihe Snlelmelt
auriifleaen. Guerto Mtpntt. Der iiiDz
lihe Gnopunft Der nah ber 9onocs=
hauptitabt Soi1tioao filbrenoen
Sahn lit. ebenio ipie bas am SIon=
uuible Gee (etlpo auf al Grao iilo.
liher Greite) aele1ene Gllertp Gu=
raS rnh bie sahlreidlen SDrfer Der
lln1aebllna. ppr etlpo 100 Sohren
burh belltihe Ginipunoerer bciieoelt
ipprben. Sine Sunofarte aus peln
Sabre 1S46 beseidlnet Dos Gebict
aipiihen BEN beioen heuti1eu StGns
ten als bihten llripalb. in Dem eini-
ae Snbios hauiten uuo in oenl MIR
bic ipertpollen lOplsurten altsaebells
tet ipllrben. sSiinf Sabre iplter tra=
fen mad, brein,pnoti0er Se0clfobrt
&plpniiteu ein; ouf Sd,ienfurren
lno allf arllnbloien sSeNcn bruud)teu
lie Sage fir Die iSahrt sum 1rpHel
Gee, Die Der &uQen hcute in elmer
halben Stunbe surilfleQt. Inn iclle
3eit traf aud, in Dem lpeiter llDros
lid aeleQenen Salbipia Der Seutid,e
slnlponber elm; CT iplroe BORT III
ahnliher gSeiie ipie Or. glllmenou
in bet mad, ihm benantten Staot
9raiilie,,s Der Gcabereiter Der hellt=
id,en &plonilten. Sie Gid)en. bic er
nabe bel bem Srt ieincr SuubunQ
pflanste, haben lidl All cinen nlGt1)ti=
oen AOoin entlpifelt, inter Denen CT
bic Ieste HuheltItte ueIllnDcn hat.
60 iehr lit oas gilo Der Sanbs
fd)uit suiitcn Sucrtp Sarus llnp
9suerto Montt I'M 9aufe zines Sabrz
hunDerts perlpanoelt noroen. DaR
cs Ntiihe bereitet, ilh Den oltell Be-
itanb bes llrlualDs in elmer @enenO
porsuiteuen. Die. itGrfcr als iunit ci=
ne auf oielcn Sentiment. Die Grins
uerlluN ou mitteleurnpuiihe SunO=
idlaftsbilOcr lpahrllft: stnmltlue
SiiaeI, mOaenOe aSelOer, Orilnenoe
&ieien. ihInoelQeoedte SoolihGlller,
SsGlbcr, Die icllieits Dcs Gees Die
slbhdnae Der Scrae hinuuifIettcr1
,lnb iiber oenen Die @lpfel Der
SdnceberQe leud)ten. - in Der Sot, |
nid,t cilt perlprcnes, ipnbern Gin
nieoerQelponnenes, Der %crluilocz |
rllno Der 9tutur ollrh nrilhiomc Hlrs
belt brcier @ellcrationen obQerllnQes
mes l;nrdnics.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03
D. P.s muessen fver
Milituerdienst
registrieren

SSuibinaton. - Sisplaceb Eer.
ions I'M sllter BON Is bis 26 Sab.
ren, lpcld,e ii(f iest in ben %ereinio=
ten Staaten befinoen, miliien iif
nuh Goridrift bes Sienitpflihtoe=
iebes fiir @tilitGrDienit reaiitricreu,
ertlarte sSobn q. 8ibion. Gorlisen=
Der Der displaced Eerions Commit
lion. slcrste unb Sentilten lnp Ser
ionen in Spe,ialfateaorien, Die ihren
81. 8cblrtstaa nod nidt hinter lid,
hobcn, niiiien iir) ebeniulls reuiltrie=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03
N;chte,,vorfe

NGein liebcr SoDn, ou TUT mir lclo,
Dir manselt Sic G,tbalt'anlfeit.
Gntbaltiamfeit lit oas Sersnil9cn
Mn Saheu, ,uelhe mir nid)t frlcgen.
1rrm lcbe nGbig Sente flug,
@er nid)ts gebral'dt, ser bat genl'9.
u. 9ulh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-03
irok beendet Krisss-
zvstund NIT Deutschland

gasSao. - Cine fonialide Ger.
oronltns bes Sraf beenSete sen
0rleasiuItono 5wiid)en ssrnf uno
9euflhlonb. Ger Srof bate Ieltif,.
ldno i'm 1ejember 1913 ben ariea
erfIort.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Walking Preacher Wins Suit
Charging Song Detained Him
he was DETAINED by a song.

he was DETAINED by a song.
A Federal Court jury found foi
the company on 9 second count
charging invasion of privacy.
Both sides said they would ask
for a new trial.
The walking preacher, The Rev
Guy Howard Of Branson, Mo.
originally sued three companies as
Joint defendants for 81 million
TWO of the defendants, Radio
Corp. Of America. Inc. and Decca
Records Corp, Inc, made out-of-
court settlement. The amount
asked Of Capitol Records was
then reduced to $320,000.
A hoarSe voiced defense lawyer
Sang the disputed ong-"Missouri
Walking Preacher With the Little
Book in His Hand"-shortly before
the case went to the jury.
In announcing that he would ask
for a new trial. Mr.. Howard saio
|he thought the Judgment was in
adequate.
ST am fighting for Christianity
and the brotherhood of the min
Iistry," the preacher said.
The defense lawyer claimed Mr.
Howard is 'as public as they
come" and said he had written
books about his life and had ap-
peared on television, radio and the
lecture platform.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Billy Graham 10 Speak
AT Southern Bapfisfs'
SanFranciiscoMeeiinu|
BY cospor Names
Ssur Staff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.
More than 1900 persons are ex-
pected to jam Civic Auditorium
today TO hear Billy Graham, ma
| tionally-known evangelist, address
the annual meeting of the. South
lern Baptist Convention. The
youthful president of Northwest
ern Bible College. Minneapolis, is
scheduled to hold series of
revival meetings in Washington
in January.
DR.. James Davis Grey. pastor
lof New Orleans First Baptist
Church, was elected president of
the convention yesterday. He won
| in o run-off second ballot against
DR.. William M. Craig Of Dallas.
| Tex.
| Five candidates, including
George B. Fraser of Chevy Chase.
Md, were nominated. Since no
candidate gained a majority on
the first ballot. the two highest
/ were voted on in second ballot.
| No totals were announced on
Ieither ballot. in accordance with
convention practice.
/ DR.. Grey. at a, the youngest
president in the conventions his
tory. is well known in Washing
ton Baptist circles. He held a
revival meeting in Fifth Baptist
Church in 1945 and also led an
opening prayer in the Senate that
year. He address the District Bap-
Itist Convention a few years ago.
A native of Princeton. KY, DIR.
Grey is a graduate Of Union Uni
Iversity and Southwestern Theolog-
licaI Seminary.
Other Officers Chosen.
Forrest C. Freezor. pastor of
First Baptist Church, Waco. Tex,
was elected first vice president
and w. r. White. president Of
Baylor University, second vice
president.
Officers re elected yesterday
were Porter w. Routh and Joe
w. Burton. both of Nashville,
Tenn, secretaries, and DR.. Duke
K. Mccall, also of Nashville,
treasurer.
The 1000 delegates are ex-
pected to act favorably today on
a petition of the Alaskan Baptist
Convention for membership in
the Southern convention as con-
stituent body. If approved. the
move will reafirm a policy adopted
several years ago by the conven-
ton to take in baptist churches,
acting as a cooperating constitu-
ency. outside of the denomina-
tion's Southern territory.
A strong statement against
mixed marriages with Catholics
was adopted by the convention
yesterday.
Asserting that the Catholic
Church insisted such marriages
be performed by Catholic priests
and that children born of these
unions be raised in the Catholic
faith. the resolution called or
Baptist young people "to refuse
/ to enter such agreements" II
also urged them to maintain
! firmly their own religious free
Evening star., 1951-06-22

dom and to guarantee the religious
freedom of their children"
The statement declared "a fun
damental tenet Of our faith is vic.
lated if either the husband or wife
is forced to sign away the re-
Iligious life of unborn children"
Yankee Baptist Also Faithful.
81 assure you that I have dis
covered among our Baptist Of the
North the same loyalty to the word
Iof God, to the missionary fields
an dto the service of our Lord as
there is among Southern Bap-
ltists," DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden,
pastor of First Baptist Church OF
Washington, told the meeting here
yesterday. DIR. Pruden brought
Ifraternal greeting to the South
Evening star., 1951-06-22

|ern convention from the American
Baptist Convention, which he
served as president during 1850.
Chaplain Dow H. Heard of the
Veterans Administration was
elected president Of the Southern
Baptist Chaplains Association at
their annual meeting yesterday
Mr.. Heard, who lives at 1858
Martha Gusts Drive. Alexandra
Va, succeeds the Rev. Troy Yopr
Of Shreveport. La. The Chaplains
Association is composed Of Bap-
fists chaplains and former chap
lains of the Armed Forces.
washington Baptists appointed
to boards and commissions are
DR.. Edward B. Willingham anc
the Rev. Ward Hulburt, Southern
Baptist Historical Society: Edward
H. Degroot and the Rev. Edward
o. Clark, Baptist Joint Committee
on Public Affairs, and Mrs. Will E
Ivie, Woman's Missionary Union.
Representative Hays, Democrat
of Arkansas was appointed to the
social service commission.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Burps, Indigestion at 40
Held Cunrer Warnings
RY fhe Assoeiofed Press

MONTREAL. Quebec, June %.
"A Canadian doctor said yester-
day that II you're over 40, suffer
from mild indigestion, get the
burps and haven't much appetite,
head straight for your doctor.
You may have signs of stomach
cancer. Ulcers may give similar
symptoms.
DR.. A. w. Hardy Of Edmonton
told doctors at the annual meeting
Iof the Canadian Medical Associa-
Ition that great strides are being
Evening star., 1951-06-22
How Never to Be Tired
ADVERTISEMENT.

Contrary to what most people be-
lieve, there's no such thing as chronic
fatigue due to overwork. There's en-
ergy enough in the weakest of US to
keep us going at top speed for a life
time-if we learn to set it free.
In July Readers Digest, Marie
Beynon Ray tells the secret of busy,
successful people who never seem to
get tired. Read this helpful conden-
sation from her popular book.
Learn how things you don't do can
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Get your July Readers Digest to-
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Evening star., 1951-06-22

made in the techniques for surg
cry in stomach cancer. But until
the diagnosis Of this dread disease
can be made earlier and with GER
tainty all the technical improve
ments are of little value"
Evening star., 1951-06-22
BY ,hs Asseeia,sd Press

ST. LOUIS. June 22.-The
walking Preacher Of the ozarks'
won a $3.125 judgment against
Capitol Record Distributing Co.
Inc, early today on charges that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Aniabuse Tablets
Fatal

SYDNEY, Australia IA s.
year-old boy died here after hav-
ing swallowed antabuse tablets
which his father had been taking to
cure alcoholism.
Sydney doctors said the boy
death was the first they had
known from the drug
Doctors believe the boy took
about Is of the antabuSe tablets as
hours before he died. One tablet
a day is the normal adult dose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Just Like Home
Up Wirephoto

SINGAPORE R-Desmond Paul
Pereira, 2S-year-old Malayan
school teacher now studying at
Stanford University, writes that
American college life is remark
ably similar to that in Malaga,
There is even the same type OF
college humOr, " he observed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Fuel Shortage

Harrogate, England p British
businessmen were urged here to
least out from your works and of
flee and canteens all electric ra-
diators and water heaters and
replace them with something more
thermally efficient"
The plea was made to the Fall
Conference of the British Institute
of Management by B. f. A. Wig
ers, a London fuel efficiency ex-
Stressing the seriousness Of Bri-
pert
tain's fuel shortage. Vigers said if
too many people left fuel economy
to the other fellow British industri,
alists viii all 60 down together.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Accidental Death

KUALA LUMPuR, Malaga QR)-
An Indian Communist terrorist was
shot 80 death by his own rifle which
he was swinging in a brutal beating
Of q fellow Communist in their
jungle hideout The story came tc
light in a letter found when security
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

Dawson, one of the centerS Of the
Yukon gold rush which took place
late in the 10Th and early in the
goth Centuries, has summer tenn
peratures which average between
so and 60 degrees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

forces found the body Of another
Indian terrorist.
The tough guy was striking the
other Communist with the rifle
which he was holding by the barrel.
He forgot the safety catch was moi
applied and the trigger mechanism
was ierked loose
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

Pluck is the god Of luck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-13
LIEUTENANT HORACE

Continued From Page Three1
qualify the pilot for Carrier All
Weather Squadrons
lie entered naA al service in
August 1870, as Midshipman as
the u. S. Naval Academy, Anna
polls, Md, where he received a
Bachelor OF Science degree in
Engineering. In March, 1916, he
was designated a Naval Aviator
at Pensacola. Florida, after come
pleting the prescribed flight
training course
His decorations include the
Asiatic- Pacific Medal with eight
stars. the Philippine Liberation
Medal with two stars. the Amer
lean Defense Medal with one
star and the American Area Me-
dial During World War II Lieut.
enant Hogan served aboard the
USS Minneapolis as the Combat
Information Officer.
He is married to the former
Miss Grace Barnes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, L. r, Barnes, 23i
East Lonlers Street, Eaton Ohio
They have two daughters Carol
Ann, age 6, and Betty Lou, age
a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-13
Maids Night Our
BY DOT
he RAN ALL THE Way
Movie al the Strand.
BY Der

.
HE RAN ALL THE Way
Mcvie al the Strand.
A man with a loaded gun il
always dangerous. A nervous
man with a gun is twice as much
50. When gunnan is a ne1lrotic.
hes more deadly than a tiger,
This is the type Of portrayal
which John Garfield gives in He
Ran All The Way. Here is the
terrible tragedy Of man whosa
oNsn neither rejected him: a gun
man who thinks he's clever. but
who in reality has only the Guns
ming - N animal. When the
XIII IS over, he in turn becomes
the hunted. Fear makes him fe-
roclous: background ENVIRON
ment made him what he was. 8
man incapable of trusting any
one, or loving anyone.
There is a brief appearance in
the beginning Of the story which
gives the clue to the triggermar's
behavior. Gladys George, veteran
actress, has the short. but telling
role as woman who lives in the
demi- mode. Al she wants from
life or her son is money. and
something to drink. When 20
lice come 10 the tenement fiat
looking for the son she SAYS.
Get him. and kill him.
Garfield as Nick, takes part in
holdup and gets away un-
scaihed with the money His
partner is shot BY d policeman
who stuTnbles on the crime. He
reveals the gunmanss name and
when the police officer dies az
ter being wounded in the chase,
1he man hunt is on for the killer
Garfield mingles with . crowd
going to a swimming pool. In
the water, he meets naive
girl. uses her to aid in escape.
Back at her home. he IS brooding
and pathetic by turns. Its dif-
ficnlt to tell whether he has any
conscience 10 trouble him OF not.
inference is that he was nagged
into the crime BY his demanding
mother and bs his own lack Of
initiative and training for de-
cent job.
The girl ard her family be-
come innocertly involved when
they find cut the date. IS want
cd for robbery ana murder, He
uses their apartment as hide
out. He puts on pressure by
threatening To shoot any member
Of the family who IS held as
hostage, the mother during the
day, the kid brother and father
BY night. His real hold is on the
daughter,
Shelley Winters plays the stu-
pid but touching girl and plays
it to the hilt. It's a little diff
cult 10 understand in the light
Of cold reasoning just why she,
is fascinated and succumbs 10
GarfIeld's every within, but she
does. and that is the sustaining
girder Of the very heavy drama.
IT'S 4 violent. brutal. terrifying
story all the way. and not for
children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-13
DEATH


Word has been received here
81 the death 81 Chief Warrant
Officer sretired) jesse Homer
Jolly, So.
He had been q winter resident
here for the past five years as
well as having been in Key West
during his service years
Jolly died IN Cincinnati, Aug
ust s and was buried Saturday,
August III, al covington. Ky.
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Fireflies live in America hi an
area generally cast of the
Rockies and centered on the
10th parallel.
copra and feakwood are
among the products Of the 1ndi-
an State OF Travancore.