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Evening star., 1951-09-12


Donald O'Connor, starring in
Francis Covers the Big Town. .
tells me, II do my TV shows from
Hollywood. After this picture, ]
do Jumbo with Jimmy Durante.
Francis the mule, by the way,
has a new tail (for movie adorn-
ment) $3.50. The other wore
out.
James Mason is planning a ro-
mantle picture with Arthur Lu-
bin, who tells me, II positively
won't direct any more animal pic
lures. I've had enough with
Francis and Rhubarb."
Elsa Manchester switched from
Alan Young's wife in "Androcles'
for Young Man in a Hurry
with Russell Nype. But not as
his wife.
Janet Leigh finally gets a rest
three months without pay
after "Scaramouche." It's the
usual lay-off period and Janet
insisted on it.
Tony Curtis, now barring his
chest in "Son of Ali Baba a"-and
it's a beautiful chest-Says to
your rowing reporter: 1.-TWO more
pictures after this; then Janet
and I go to Europe with the
Jerry Lewises."
X
Jerry Lewis, incidentally, is cut
ting out most of his night-club
and personal-appearance dates as
the result of a talk with his doc
tor, who said, "If you are trying
to make all the money in the
world and retire in two years.
that would be okey. But if you
want to go on for a long time.
slow down" Lewis and Dean
Martin may have to do their first
TV show of the season in New
York. But after that, they'll
Evening star., 1951-09-12

MYT n Kathry Grayson, Ava
&%4AV Gardner, Howard Keel in
SHOW Boat (Technicolorh at 7:1o
Evening star., 1951-09-12

FRIDAY-LUcKY FOOD FAIR
| NIGHT!i
Evening star., 1951-09-12

nYTWYENA Gregory Peck, vir'
DE- n6DUA ginia Mayo in Cap
tain Horatio Hornblower" (Techni'
cnlnrl at R.h0 Q.2h
Evening star., 1951-09-12

VIERS MILL Susan susan H.ssa2S Ts!nSnn n
"rd Climb the Highest Mountain
(Tachnicnlnrl at G. 7.hn. a:A0
Evening star., 1951-09-12

FRIDAY: DOUBLE HORROR
SHOW-"Voodoo Man" and Dead
Mans Eyes"
Evening star., 1951-09-12

FRDAY-LUCKY FOOD FAIR
NIGHT!
Evening star., 1951-09-12

ATTN N. H. Ave. & E.-W. Hwy,
kAAA&N SH. 1922
Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling in THE
Bic Carnival - at z @ 40
Evening star., 1951-09-12
OLDER FOLKS
OFTEN HAVE
TIRED" BLOOD

As you set older, when your color is bad and
you feel tired. all in,' the chances are as high
as in 10 your blood is below par. Then IFS
time TO try Geritol--the scientific blood tonic
blood leaves You loey, tired and blue:
Red, healthy blood goes with dynamic energy
Invites that million dollar" feeling. Geritoi's
action is amazing within "a hours GeritoI
iron appears in your blood. Geritol also con-
- tains remarkable. Vitamin Bis.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
'LongerCi Cigarette Butts IntoFTC
AS Ads Become 90 Irritutino

vent claims that the smoke may
be cooler and contain less irri-
tating properties during the time
the cigarette is burning down to
standard length.
After that, the commission
contended in effect. everything is
pretty much the same.
IF a longer cigarette is smoked
to the same butt length as the
shorter cigarette. the amount of
nicotine and tarry substance en-
tering the mouth of the smoker
is probably greater for the longer
cigarette. due to the accumulation
of the harmful substances in the
stump or butt of the longer Gig
arctic during the first few puffs
and also the fact that the longer
cigarette contains more tobacco
and therefore more of the harm
full substances"
The commission's announce
ment said the agreement was
worked out with the manufacturer
in accordance with the commits
sion's policy of encouraging law
observance through cooperation
in certain types of cases where
there has been no intent to de-
fraud or miSlead."
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Moy 20 Is Proclaimed
II Am An American Duy
BY the Associated Press

President Truman yesterday
proclaimed Sunday. May 20, as
II Am an American Day." when
old and new citizens should renew
their faith in principles upon
which this Nation was founded.
The White House proclamation
said that in this tense period of
world history. "our Nation must
strengthen its unity OF purpose
through increased devotion to the
fundamental principles of indi-
vidual liberty. equal opportunity,
and justice for ALL"
1t called upon Federal. State
and local officials. and private Or
ganizations, to arrange appropri-
ate ceremonies.
Evening star., 1951-03-11
BY the Associated Press

A maker of king sized" Gig
arettes has agreed to stop claim
ing that the extra length causes
the smoke to be cooler than that
from shorter models.
Riggio Tobacco Corp. of Brook
lyn. N. Y, also has agreed to dis
continue claims that It's Regent
cigarettes provide any defense
against throat irritation due tc
smoking.
The agreement. announced yes
terday by the Federal Trade Com
mission. does not, however, pre-
Evening star., 1951-03-11
Britain Imports Labor

LONDON.-Britain now is i'm
porting foreign workers at. the
rate of nearly 10000 a year to
help man her rapidly growing in
dustries.
Evening star., 1951-03-11

Comfortable supports for sacro-
lilac strains and for conditions
wsrranting q binding of the
pelvic arch region. With or
without straps. Adjustable, but
fitted to you by experts.
Evening star., 1951-03-11

With or without pads. Ad-
Unstable. but fitted to you by
experts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-17
TlTTt Y ti- fTtIFF 79FT IH7IT7 7E7F
 WAGE INCREASE FORMS -AvAILABLE u AreAI..LABoR OFFICE

A supply of forms WS-6a, and instructions, are available at the Alaska office of. the Wage and Hour Division of the U. S. Department of Labor Leonard Evans, Alaska ,representatiye, of the department announced today. 4
 Employers are required to report increases given to employees under Wage Stabilization General Regu- lation 6. These reports must be filed within 10 days of the effective date of such increases.
 General Regulation 6 is the "catch-up" formula established by the Wage Stabilization Board in February, Evans explained. It per- mits employers to give increases up to 10 per cent above wages re- ceived by employees on January 15, 1850.
 Purpose of allowing this increase, as stated by the board, was to per- init employees to catch up" with the rise in the cost of living be- tween January 1850 and December e1951, Evans said. i. sif
 Request for copies of forms and instructions should be addressed to L. E. Evans, Territorial Representa- tive, U. s. Department of Labor Box 1030 Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-17
VFW PARTY RETURNS
 FROM PETERSBURG

A group of Veteran of Foreign Wars officers returned from Peters burg after attending installation ceremonies at the new Petersburg chapter. The Petersburg unit has just received it's charter and offi- cers installed were the first to hold chairs in that unit.
 Making the trip from here were Post Commander James Brunette; J. c. Dodd, service officer and sem for vice commander; James Fennel, junior vice commander; William o. Jackson, department surgeon; Will liam Durrance, chaplain, MT. and Mrs. Verne Metcalfe, Greta Vinson, and Rose Doogan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-17

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Evening star., 1951-07-12

the Times Square area about 10
pm. When the theater crowds
emerge. there should be q real
traffic jam.
Gen. Macarthur. a Shriner, has
said he will be in the reviewing
stand at Sixty-fourth street and
Fifth avenue. Beside him will be
Retiring Imperial Potentate HUI
bert M. Poteat, Latin professor
at Wake Forest College. N. C.
Miami Gets Next Convention.
Before the parade gets under
way, the Imperial Council will set
Evening star., 1951-07-12

be longer and funnier than Tues
days f1ve-hour daylight parade.
Traffic jam Expected.
The colorful procession will
start at Fifth avenue and S5th
street. move down Fifth avenue
to 56th street, west to Broadway,
down Broadway to 44th street and
west to Eighth avenue where the
units will fall out.
The head of the procession OF
1880 men is expected to enter
Evening star., 1951-07-12
BY the Associated Press

! NEW YORK, July II (P-The
ShrinerS will take over Times
Square tonight.
They will parade through the
heart of the theater district, and
the fun may last until after mid
night.
It will be the second big parade
of the annual convention of the
Ancient Arabic Order, Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine. And it bids to
Evening star., 1951-07-12

tie important business Of the con-
vention. There will be election
and installation Of officers.
Robert Gardiner Wilson, jr.,
Probate Court Judge Of Boston, is
scheduled to succeed DR.. Poteat
as Imperial Potentate. Judge WI.
son Is the Imperial Chief Rabban.
At q business session yesterday.
the Shriners picked Miami as their
1852 convention city.
In Ceylon, o porter was jailed
for kissing another mana wife
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Today In History

i620-The historic Mayflower
Compact signed by the Pilgrim
Fathers before landing at Ply
mouth-by which they agreed 10
be governed by such rules and
regulations made by common
consent for the good Of all.
lT89--North Carolina ratifies
the new Constitution-the 18th
State.
iS5e-The Grand Trunk Rail
road--to Port Huron, Mich. -
opens.
1851. S. Supreme Court
rules. the Great Lakes as High
Seas.
lolS-German war fleet-l3
battleships. 6 cruisers and 40 de-
stroyers--formally surrenders to
Britian'S Grand Fleet World War
].
ls22-Mrs. Rebecca FELTON, of
Georgia serves a day as T. S.
senator-first her sex.
i944-Gen. Patton's Third Army
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
FRUIT TREES

KOtf *
Nature is Snowman. All the
wonders of the world are in her
side show-the unique, the mons
trous. the groteSque, the spectacu-
lar, the fantastic.
Key West, due To her geographl-
cal situation. is among the out
standing exhibitors Of North Amer
lea.
AS exhibits. she offers prOdlgles
of the vegetable kingdom-tree and
plants on which grow bread, San-
sage. limburger, Shrlmps, eggs.
chewing gum, jelly beans, grapes,
cotton, and tulips
Nov, TO explain this seemingly
fantastic statement: the fruit OF
the breadfruit tree when baked. IS
used as bread: sausage are the
fruit of the sausage tree: hmbur-
ger tat least its odOr and flavor
is the fruit of the Neutrality-suspicious.
shrimps. the blossoms of the
shrimp plant; Eggs. the fruit Of
the carristel locally known as the
te-esSoe tree: chewing gum is OBJ
tanned from the chicle of the sap
odilla; jelly beans from the tama.
rind; and grapes. from the sea
grapes tree. For addition to these
oddities, the exhibit includes the
papapa., tree without branches.
The sap0di!la, one of the many
products of tropical American. that
the Spanish explorers discovered
and praised, has as many names
as the crowded heads Of Europe
In addition to 'Sapodilla, it is
called, chico. Sapota. chicle tree
and ehras Zapota. Recently. lis
scientific name was changed Il
Marrilgara Zapodilla For Key
West, youngsters call ii "dilly
As Shakespeare expressed 1t:
whats in a name? that which
we cali rose
BY any other name would smell
as sweetly
Call it Marrilkara apodiila OF
call il dilly, the sapodilla viii taStt
! just as delicious.
The Sapodilla tree finds it's fav
orite combination here--a lime sol
and tropical climate II produces
quantities of brown (sometime'
with a pinkish glow globorse Oh
ovoid fruit. The pulp is sweet ana
edible, contains IL black shin,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
NV CITY COW.
Continued From Page One1


for Esquinald0'S nomination.
with Eisner Secondine.
Louis NJ. J. Eisner, member Of
the utility board by SO vote.
Mayor c. B. Harvey is auto
matically made a member Of
this important board.
First person To address the new
board was Hilary Albury, who
was not confirmed as municipal
judge. Stated Albury: Il have
done the best job I know how.
With the appointment Of the new
city judge. ! hope all politics
viii cease. And that ali your acts
will he for the benefit Of the
City of Key West.
The incoming judge. Enrique
EsquinaIdo, had the following 10
say: First, want 10 thank you
(city commission for your ac-
ton. The duties of the office are
not new TO me, / will try 10 do
Job that win be credit 10
Key West. And will always
put Justice before revenue -
Then ali three successful cam
didates addressed the overflow
ing audience, many Of whom
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day,
1851. The Bench would like to give
thanks to the many citizens who
have given their untiring efforts
in lettering the sports program in
the City of Key West.
The football team of Key West
High School deserves everyone's
thanks for ne many moments of
enjoyments and thrills that they
Lave given us during this past
season.
Al. the members of the Island
City Baseball league should be
offered thanks for their persistence
in maintaining the sport of base
ball the year round.
To all the members of the past
City Commission. who made the
dream of a Stadium real in order
to benefit the youth of the Com
nunity
Also tnS paI S.ltS ara 4FISf4uS
who are giving the coming benefit
dance for tile ConchS so the boys
will have expense money in order
to see the various sights and thrill
of far away land.
Many, many thanks TO you the
citizens, who have backed all the
sports and have shown by your
travelling and patronage that you
want the City and High School of
Key West TO be put on the sports
map of the State of Florida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
JACK DELANEY
Has Open Mind

were standing in city chambers,
No. , man in the city election.
Jack Delaney was asked to speak
first.
Said the man who will rep
resent the city for the next
four years; 4 have had my
baptisnal of fire already lsnil-
inglYl. l want TO thank every
one. And I win sincerely try
TO do the Job TO the best of my
ability.
4 have the announcement of
my candidacy that I made in the
paper, and ! hope TO be able 10
check off the list as we succeed
IN doing the things We started
out TO do.
Next to speak was DR.. Delic
Cobo. the first medical man
ever To be elected commissioner
He said: I feel very happy here
tonight. l win try to do every
thing to the best Of my ability
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Flora OF Key West
BY MYRTLE NORMAN CosGRovE
lP Wirephoto

seeds: leaves are oblong and waxy.
As the Sapodilla is the main
source OF chicle for chewing gum.
it is grown extensively in Central
America
Trees are tapped only once in
two or three years. For a few
hours. a tree yields about so quarts
Of latex. which undergoeS many
processes before il becomes chew
ing gum.
The sour sop. Ammonia muTicata.
and irregularly heart-sharped; seed
is native of tropical America.
Leaves are a shiny. dark green
are an inch long and black; fruits
are equipped with soft SpineS The
pulp. which resembles a wad of
cotton. is saturated with a sour
Juice which has the composite
flavor Of strawberry. orange, and
apple
For centuries, poets base sung
of the nectar and amhroSia on
which the gods of Mount Olympus
Toasted. For centuries the world
has asked: What was this fabu-
l0us food and beverage?
Key WeSters know the answer
TIE refreshing drink and sherbet
made from the sour sop.
Then the question arises-why
, aren't more of the sour sop and
other varieties of fruit trees plant
ed in the city?
The answers are many, but when
/ boiled down. amount to this why
/ plant trees for the hurricanes to
/ blow down?
/ This is neither a good nor a log
zeal reason. as every section of
our country has its adversitieS--
: dust storms, plaques of locust,
! tornadoeS. and rampaging rivers.
, Yet. because they realize that dis
asters are but a part of living and
must be taken in ones stride, they
/ plant anew.
Some years ago, the members
OF the garden club bought, Dor
/ rowed or begged seed and cut
tings from friend and neighbor.
These we're rooted in cans and
| distributed.
! II this plan was carried out each
year. and the plants carefully cul-
/ tivated, everyone would have a
garden at little cost of time or
money
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Citizen Staff Photo
DIR. DELI0 C0BO
Il Can't Be Bought

My actions tonight were not
many, bat I assure you will
weigh everything before cast
my vote
I can not be bought.
What I do here will be from
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
ADVANCE TROOPS
'Continueu nom PAGE Onel

Continues nom PAGE Onel
into Germany this year And
with the 28th. the T. S. now has
six combat divisions in Western
Germany,
The advance group, 1000 sol
diers, arrived in Bremerhaven
aboard the transport General
Butner
They'll stay on board until
General Eisenhower himself ar
rives later today to greet them
officially
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
SALES TAX LARGEST

Continued From Page Onel
viii be the greatest single revenue
producer in q states in 1851, com.
pared with o states in 1850.
The income tax will lead in nine
states, compared with six states
in 1850.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
JOHN DAVIS Is

Continued From Page Onel
we'd Davis financed part of their
honeymoon With bouncing checks.
They face similar charges at
Fort LauderdaIe and Dayfona
Beach as well as here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

baked on the Siegfried Line by
German guns.
l946--John L. Lewis and the
United Mine Workers ordered 70
Federal Court TO answer why
they should not be held in con-
tempt of court for not having
called off strike as ordered.
l948--ChineSe Reds warn Z. )
that military aid would be aggres-
sion
}950--Anerican troops in Korea
dig IN on the Manchurian fron-
tier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

The earliest known member of
the giraffe family had shorter
neck and was less than 6 feet
high at the shoulder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

Remember fans, Thursday night
at 1880 p. m. at Wickers Field.
Strand Theater, leading the league
with eight wins and one reverse.
plays Gulfstream Food Store with
one win and nine losses. c. Fer.
nandez, former pitcher Of the Food
Store may start against his former
team mates with Roberts behind
the plate, Salinero may start FOR
Guifs.ream and a new catcher
Mays, viii be on the receiving end.
Christmas is drawing near and
will contact all the players. man.
ayers and coaches, and even the
umpireS of this league and see
what they want Santa TO bring
them. | want TO know early. so
can put in the order in time for
the baseball men to get il by
Xmas Day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

Q1er players ] did not mention
in my column yesterday. for / only
wanted to put the leaders in, but
as everyone keeps asking me how
much am | hitting? / will use all
over 800. A Rodriguez, NJ. San
chez 400. j, Alonzo .S57, E. Smith
1888, Cooper 1888. Zepp 1873, Ster-
ling 800, Gilbert as, A. Alonzo
.3lA, Gabe Lastres .3O4. Vidal sos.
and Motion 800.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

The beaver is second only TO
the muskrat in Canada S annual
SIS million fur crop.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
News Notes

Mining did not begin on Norway
island Of Spitsbergen until 1905.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

A deer's antlers grow so fast that
the process is almost without para
llel in the animal kingdom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21

Yellowstone National Park is the
largest in the L S. 1t sprawls
across more than two million acres
of Wyoming. Montana and Idaho.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-21
Following
Through
BY
Pedro Aeuilar

For the second straioh, niobt
DaasDah games at Wickers' Sta.
oium had TO be called off on ac.
count OF the chilly winds
Tonight at Z p. M. the Island
City Baseball League will meet at
me Office Of its president, Roy
hamiin, S2s Whitehead street.
The Howard w. Gilmore is hack
n po1 and 1t Reeves, Mgr. of the
Naval Station Cards is happy
man, because he viii have his old
players back. He managed the
Sanhon Four in the Service base
bah league and most of his play
ers then We're off the Gilmore. and
wnen the Island City leaguers
Started the Gilmore had left for a
general erhauling, and he had
10 use other players. but now they
are back and he sure is a different
man.
ne viii sign up several players
AZ the meeting tonight and his
club may shape up something like
THIS IN his next game. Mace, be-
hind the plate; Hartman, Flohr
and O'Rouke for pitching duties;
Lee at first Smith at second; Me
Cure at third; David at short and
IN the gardens. Hoffees, Dziki and
knowles This will leave Campbell,
Scott, Brown, Joyner, Osborn, Cole
mas Roth, Motion, and LaZar on
the bench ready for action.
We will see how good this club
IS, Is they are scheduled to clay
Saturday night at 7..30 .. m.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Ressnes Gives Red Army Air Of Efficiency Penqon Officials Says

Ogden of the Army General Staff
the report frankly visualizes the
problems of a full-scale war with
Russia.
1t also gives a key Army reason
for wanting 81, instead of 81,
months service from draftees.
Whereas the four months train
ing and two months travel time
to and from foreign duty posts
uses up 20 per cent of the service
time of a 21-month soldier, it
takes but % per cent of a 27-
month mans time.
In general, the Ogden report is
a monograph on what military
staff men call division slice, y
that is, the ratio of overall man
power to the number of men on
duty with combat divisions.
Recalling past criticism of the
American "slice." as compared
with the Russian, Gen. Odgen ex-
plains away nearly half the diver
gence by noting that. whereas
modern American divisions are
18,000-men strong, the Russian
divisions have an average 5000
man strength.
He then notes these other con-