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Evening star., 1952-08-11
Where and When
Current TheoteF Attractions |
And Time Of Showing !

| Current lheoteF Attractions
! And Time Of Showing !
Stage.
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
The Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo;
$3.50 pm.
National-"Porgy and Bess''
$3.50 pm.
Ambassador-"Jumping Jacks;
1:25, 1928. $50, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Has Anybody Seen
My Gal?"; IL am, LAS. 4:30, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage: 1880. 3:35.
6:20 and 9:05 pm.
C0lumbia-"Frankenstein";;- II
am, 1880. 4:05, 6:35 and 9:10 p m.
Dupont-"Latuko";; 100, $50
4:45, 6:35, 1885 and 10:30 pm.
Keith's-"Francis Goes to West
Point; 1920 am, 1880. $40, 5:45.
7:55 and 10 pm.
Little Highly Dangerous;
6:25, 8:15 and 1905 pm.
MetropOlitan-"Montana Terri
tory; 1850 am, l 80, 3:15, 4:55
6:35, 800 and 10 pm.
Ontario-"Affair in Trinidad;
1920, $3.50, $40, 7:40 and GAS pm.
Palace-'Lovely to Look At;
HOS am, lis, 1928, $50, 7:4O
and o:55 pm.
Playhouse - "Outcast Of the
Islands: 11:15 am, 1920, 1925,
$50, 7:40 and $50 pm.
Plaza-"The Man in the White
Suit; 11:15 am. 1:1O, 3:05, 500,
6:55. $50 and 10:45 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Walk East on
Beacon; 11:00 am, 1850, 2:45,
4:35, $3.50. 8:25 and 1910 pm.
| Warner - jumping Jacks:
11:40 am. 1:40, $40, $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR
ADJUSTMENTS.

Route 1, South Of Alex. AL. 1850
Two Top Hits. ROD CAMERON in
ME''GcS rME RowEsY RTsr BoYas foi0f IN "HERE Eids
COME THE MARINES" Show Starts
S:35 Free playground open r.30.
Starts Weds., SHE'S WORKING HER
Evening star., 1952-08-11
The Passing Show
Ritu Needn't Have Worried
About Her Picture Script
By Joy Cormody
The glamour parade


Hayworh, too cheerful with the scptual
quality Affair Trinidad pretty happy with the results
the less The jusreeased Columbia film starting
the of the boxoce for August the larger cities including
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Cardinal Writes
the Dions After
Seeing Son, John

Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Dion receive
n letter from Francis Cardinal
Spellman today telling them ira,
he had met their son. John vie |.
fighting In Korea.
The Dion's released tie letter 10
The Citizen which reads:
"you ~ill be pleased 10 kaow
during my recent trip 10 kosea.
Japan and other places In The gar
East, I had the privilege aud plea.
sure 81 meeting your dear one from
whom I ON happy 20 bring aifec.
tomato and prayerfal greetings
with the hope that before y verv
long time has elapsed. your loved
one viii be able to greet your per.
sonally. Al the time We met. ne
was doing well. vas In good snir.
iss. and very coslrageous IN faeins
the problems that confront him and
hearing "a b>1r10na which are the
burdens "a ne soul.
Begging Gods blessings CA you
and al those dear 90 you. am"
"Prayerfally.
Francis Cardinal Sneliman.
Archbishop ~ New Work"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

or when the monarch Is out Of
the country.
Because the death had been un.
expected, such eounsellors had not
been appointed.
The announcement Of the new
Queens accession 10 the thrnns
viii be proclaimed in an ancient
ceremony al 81. James Palace.
This ceremony must await the
drafting 81 the official proclama
ton announcing the death 0f the
Kline and the accession og the new
ruler.
Queen Elixabcsh's first consiilu
tional duty viii be 10 hold an ac.
cession meeting Of the Prisy Coun.
ell, an ancient body which advises
the King. II Is composed largely
I'd mobiles and leading political ~
ures.
AZ this meeting. the new soser.
eign win swear 10 fulfil her duties
and be q good ruler Of Britain.
The oath win be administered BIZ
the lord chancellor. the nation )
highest Law lord.
Then lords of the Privy Coun.
Gil" swear 10 accept the new mon.
arch las their lawful. righiful liege
lord"
The Council meeting also must
agree on the wording of the proc.
lamaiion that viii be read from
the roof of 81. James Palace.
Under the i7o2 Settlement Act.
the Accession Council must have
affirmative answers 10 tao qnes.
tioas before Elizabeth can be- pro.
claimed Queen.
!. Is she a descendant of the
Eieciress OF Hanover. reignina
head Of tie British dynasty Of tine
day?
q IA she q Protestant
The new line 81 succession 10
the throne is
First, the new Queens s.year.
old son. Prince Charles.
Second. Prince Charles little
sister. one year old Princess Anne.
Third, Princess Margaret. n,
sister of the new Queen.
Fourth. the Duke % Gloucester
~, Youngest living brother Of ihs
late King.
Filth. Prince william, 10. eide,
son of Duke OF Gloucester.
Sixth. Prince Richard. I. younge,
son II Duke Of Gloucester.
Seventh. Prince Edward. is.yea,
old Duke II Kent. Who suceeedet
70 the title when has father-til.
kinga youngest brother - va
kings youngest brother - va,
killed N an AIR crash in lsia.
\ Eighth. Prince Michaels DuaI
Of kent's brother.
Ninth, Princess AiexaUHra n
DIX q kenis sister.
Tenth. NE princesx n~al
year-old Princess Mary. Nsssr
the late King. I
Eleventh, the Earl of Iiarewoo1
zsycar old elder son II me prin
cess Royal.
Twelfth. viseoani LaScelles. one
year-old son 81 the Earl of Hare
wood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
ACCUSED slnoe
Cun.lfluaa From PAGE One

,cuh'anusd From Page One
Jr. A second degree eharse would
pe heard In JUDGE Thomas Caro-
Criminal Court.
iiill has not retained legal
counsel II was said today.
The sheriffs department has
no, released any information re-.
garding the case. The bahy.faced
iccuss. killer continued 10 De 4
nooel prisoner lie was scheduled
10 make u long distance phone
,all to his family in Glouceste,
'ity. New Jersey lat nighi.
The body Of Hopkins was sen,
Yesterday n Connecticut for
burial. accompanied hy Paul
Brigss. close friend and business
ssoclaie of the victim.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Low Err KEYS

~ A surveyors time 10 finish M.
WIS doesnt the engineer get la,
I want insurance that tie Eng
neer can produce . simple it'll
lob like this In a few hours.
Chairman Of the C0mmisSio
Gerald Saunders. sawyer afd A
len defended the engineers proc,
dure.
Sawyer, however. stresscs ina
il was the engineer not he Mo sus
gesled that all contractors be Fe
CURED 10 put up cash for 2; Ter
cent OF the bid In contract proce
durcs.
lie wanted II 10 be cash for 5
percent OF the bid" sawyer said
We got him down 10 rs percent.
Commissioners and contractors
present objected so sirenously
20 the requirement Of cash on hid
bonds. that the Commission voted
20 strike n Out.
They passed a resolution that "a.
iure bids win be- permissible ~
bid bond. bonding company bond oI
certified checks.
Since the advertisement on he
lever Keys bad has already been
made. Sawyer said those bids will
have 10 be cash.
Complaint was that cash bids bar
many small contractors from bad.
dina. Only the big contractors
would have sufficient cash 20 put
up Is percent Of the bid in cash
Commissioner Bentley said. Con.
tractor Henry liudgins road chair
man u the Lower Keys association
said he thought that Goggin's sugs
gesiion that road projects be group.
ed geographically would not brini
about economy.
n viii make Jobs so bag thai
local contractors would not be able
10 handle them. This would bfins
in outside competition" Hudgins
declared.
Commissioner Aliens suggestion
that coggin be invited 10 be pre-
sent 20 explain his work was agreed
upon without vote. Allen suggexie,.
that all Who have complaints be-
present 10 ask the engineer CUES
tons.
Chairman Saunders said:
We are just rs anxious - buils
roads quickly as you propsrty owr
ers. We want quality as wen al
quantity. however.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

t.onal Womeas. Naval Reseryes
" ashneton. u. 4.
DC was a member of the Pm.
lessso "a aad Btsntcss NO ne.
c'ub and read tie oslice ~ rea
u.er IA uais cub. she vas a re-.
lsr 0. t..c lals0.lC Daughters. al
led ti.c osas.c 81 Financisi vs.
tAiyi 4ft
liMisx 0orcuran IL survived IN hes
slslsF. ssrS. Jo~epaile Cogeersa
saA.ss. Mhe o. the tate Camasa
n.o..laS James. l.. ;. .ssvy. ana
...e>tS Anne Josephine sames. ana
- Nenoo.yn Aurieane James.
Ter Immediate relatives are ths
.a.aI.y u Condr. Maynard Gert.e.
Z. s. Navy ard Of Comdr Al,dirU
= Nj a.. a. ;. May Rev. "a.
Is 3iaJks Hogan. pastor 81 Il.
~. e "a Ciar. mount n. a. ara
- Asrs 4. Scott l. 5. ARM.
t3ef. 81 CSsal Gsalcs. Floria l.
S. Viii "a barred Ia Arlinf O.
y. 1. ga &C .atlesy. Washington. b.
G.. w..h a. military Loaor4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

The Soviet Union told the world through the United
Nations recently that by paying $4,000 fine for the
release Of four OF s areh. the United States had adj
mItfed s flyers were spies The Soviet attitude pre-
dced sometime ago by close observers who in the
ransom demand shrewd propaganda move on the part
of the Communist nations.
L The Soviet spokesman was none other than Vice
Foreign Minister Jacob A. Mak Il" has been proved that
Eisenhower and they were fully equipped with maps Of
Soviet territory and other territory They judged
Intelligence Officers and the fine paid by your gov
eminent which only proves that your government
nIzed the correctness Of the judgement"
even though Malik's statement l. obviously fraud
designed only for propaganda purposes the state
ment will misead and confuse people In many nations,
the United States did bow TO Hungarys demand and
paid the for release Of the four U. s. airmen
This Il another example Of how the Communist
hlaekms system has worked against the United States
While II a difficult decision TO make In democratic
country blaekmail money should be paid any
nation for the release Of military personnel forced down
In that country by accident To do no Il almost an admis-
sion Of one OF two things: weakness spying.
II the United States Government adopted firm at
nds Of ALL the Communists would not attempt to ex-
aeet ransom money. Until this country In prepared 10
fsske showdown. that firm attitude may cost flyers
ID those forced down In Hungary. their freedom for
aElnIimited length Of time.
80 Once II IL clearly demonstrated however tina. the
non viii not be blaekmaed then the ransom payments
80 longer be demanded and IN the end fewer Amer
COS will wind up in Communist jals than before
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
MING GEORGE
Continued From Page Onel


an emergency meeting % the Cab.
met 10 set In motion the machinery
which viii lead 10 Elizabeth's for.
NAL taking III the throne. One Of
her first duties win be TO set a
period Of mourning Cos the court.
when her grandfather. GEORGE v
died. court mourning was ordered
iors nine months.
George VS. Queen. Mary. NJ 81
has outlivcd both her husband and
her son.
n was al Sandringham that
George v died, Jan. "a, 1896. Then
Edward VIII was King for q few
months. The dead King at that
time was Duke OF York. lie be-
came King Dec. n. 1896. when
Edward gave up the throne for
the woman love" the twice.
divorced Mrs. simpson.
Word Of the death came from
Sandringham Palace at lO:ss am.
ts:4s am. EST. The British
Broadcasting Corp. announced II
az Ills am. Newspaper extras
hit the streets within q few min
uies. In downtown London women
burst into tears as they saw the
headlines.
While Elizabeth became Queen
Immediately on the death 81 her
father. the nation actually Is with.
out . constitutional head until she
returns home from Africa. The
situation resulted from the unex.
pcctedness of the Kings death. The
ailing monarch was scheduled 10
leave March n on a health cruise
10 South Africa. Counsellors ~
state. 10 have been appointed be-
fore his departure. would have
taken over ali royal functions ex.
cepi the power 10 dissolve parlia,
meni and 10 create peers. Such
councillors are appointed when.
l<xW . ruler becomes lncapscitat
49, ~ during the period after Kinf
Georges lung operation last year
he new Queens accefsion ID
- throne wiz be proclaimed IN
r ancient ceremony ~ old 81
&&mes Palace 10 the heart ~ Ion
don. The garter king % arms. chic
q ne Kings heralds. clad In Nj,
'aptly embroidered medieval
costume. VIII climb 10 tie roo
Of palace and read the offieia
announcement
4 ms ceremony. however. mus
await the drafting Of the officia
proclamation ahnounc.as me deall
81 the King and the ACCESSION q
the new ruler. q 4e~
The King showed no hint az al
preaching death Upsn \ he. had.
goodnight Tuesda r. ~ San
d64<hsm q - Queen and III,
Princess Margaret Rose vss8
The new Queens husband. m,
handsome. soycar old Duke O
Edinburgh, may receive a new
Title IN due course. There Is
precedeni-Queen victurla's hus
band. Prince Albert. had the tlsls
of prince consort
| The official news of the Kings
death shocked the nation, which
had been deeply worried about his
fEth.
Sme courts abruptly adjourned
'heir hearings. One murder trial
was suspended foe 10 minutes an
e. the presiding Judge received the
oilal news.
Both houses ~ Parliament are
expected 20 adjourn Immediately
alter meeting today and making
f"rsssl expressions AZ sympathy
WIN the royal family The Honss
@ Commons Is IN the midst n
81 angry debate on fnrcign policy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Miss Am elisssssh cssssrs,
Miss Ann Elizabeth Corcoran. >
native Of Portsmouth. New Hamp.
shire. and resident OF Key West
cied at the Biltmore Veterans
lopital. Coral Gables. yesterday.
Size was tie daugEaT % sl.e .a,c
Captain MiGhae. besno.iI t1rels
IN add Asry .'Lnaips Car. "a.
aid a Descendant O. distinguis. ca
pso-.eer lamnies % New Gag.s.l.l,
sac was a descendant al he
iasnous Aiehac. ,ofe0ga.l. ceAtl
al. Us. Army. who ors4h.. e. !. Il
Iossoran Legion and advice 81 i
ale l..sas. 20. ae.a..etn l'nnsaps,
and relative Of Lieut.. iLsa4A
smith. 4. :. Army. Who NJ
among tl.e first graduates of hi !
class Al West Point 10 lose ms ss.e
"a word War !.
Miss Corcoran was q gFadua. ?
of tise convent o. the Sisters ~
Aerey. and ol Newport cailcg,
SIZE Was also Musician. mao.
img la slse violin. She studied un.
der Professor Joy ol the NeN Eng
land Conser" atory 81 Music.
Before entering the Navy. she
Was acclaimed the most popular
young lady IN her home town q
Portsmouth in a popularity con.
test and Was the recipient of a
grand prize. a lovely ChiekeFing
piano. which she cherished.
while living in Santo Domingo
City. Dominican Kepublle wiln
her brother.in. Law. Capt. Thomas
James. u. \. ~, who was on Navy
duty there. and her sister MRS.
James. she was presented with a
lovely plaque OF mahogany anu
silver made from the Casa o.
Christopher Columbus. from Ger
eral Harry Lee. u. ). NJ {. 30
her social work among the natives
IN Sanso Domingo.
She entered the Navy from Bos.
ton, Mass. and was assigned O.
the Naval Station. Key West as
assistant paymaster under Pay.
master Ralph Swearington. uSN.
ste was a member Of lEe Ar.
thur Sawyer Post No. =. aud held.
The Office OF Vice Commander
Chaplain Adjuiant. Finance oliiecr
in the Post.
She was a member Of the Va
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

EAInFInUtu NUN FNFF "
also under investigation by the
lammhics~
Before tie pageant u ~ prob
,hle that the missing third Of the
nlsijc wall Of West Martelio will
@ hui.t ~ TO a height oi several
eet wha concrete blocks. This
IA complete the circle Of the
iap. IL eater and viii encourage
20 omy.minded customers 10
,rk Over tie moderate pageant
.dEal~ ion Zee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

20 MANI ritains Accession
RH - Summoned 10 mre.
RH a. today 10 procinsm Eiira-
zen formally Queen of Great Brit.
sis ireland and all the dominiohs
heyond the seas.
Al members a. Parliament will
nar swearing allegiance 10 the
neM sovereign some time tonight
The fact that the nation IL with.
nj a Constitutional head until the
wen returns home from Africa
y unique IN recent British history
1osnsellors of state are appointes.
% take over all royal functions
exrept the power 90 Dissolve Par.
lament and 20 create perrx--uhen.
ever q King becomes inespseifsted
Fom carrying oui his duties, a.
curing the period following King
Necfses hung operatinn lsst year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

beyiled eggs on shredded greens
make a delicious and nutritious
luncheon salad. Vary the filing Cor
~ a~"s nv misins the yolks aiih
ham. finely minced tuna
ish. or timely chopped green pep.
per OF parsley.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Tribunal
Created

SAIGON. lndo-china. ---sa1,--
The first military tribunal
created under the vietnamess
government now Is functioninr
here. It's judges are charged with
the maintenance ~ strict dlsci-
pline" within vieinam's youthful
army.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

One doesn't have 10 believe everything in any ehur
prime before going TO church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06
Dog h.UlT!le!

YORKToN. Sask gg-B~t
Laxicr closed ms billiard hall
here for two DAYS IN respee, IA
Smoky" has pet Boston bullaas
that died at the venerable age a
-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

Most readers Of wit columns are unreeosnued gen.
> al that art
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-06

There are few things pretty girl can't have. II N,
rbines personality with judgment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
IHy BDhns"" :
DIGE< 81

WEIR Aetvise committed hs"'e'
e !n noN.. ma vel .letrnters including -
KH,)N SIMMONS p~naden h Nat'ona Neg 'lt
me nv .sAH..ES SI.... nditau sar.'n-' ''H''"
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

uated from Northeastern J. sh
and studied acronautioal eng
eering at CasS Tech He was
employed with the Budd Man
ufacturing Co. in Detroit prior
T. entering the service last Aig.
eth.
Private McMillans fathc IS
ummer Mcmillan of 285 Mon ?
calm. His mother. Mrs Bessie
Fowler Mcmillan. lives al 294
Arndt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

~
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. S~e.ss MA = A~ sss<see -
sA..s..Oa 49, .ss$3Ev
Ju1 a. q s.Aess ssufd . Sfeav
b. sOsesnrs..ns on ~ sNSfhN
$4,000 u M seas. An4 a o.
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sAsp psysA's
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in'Srs,.s q monetary sApsr-
renee SsNuahty becomes an
srAs1 and suoshtats Tor love.
BECAUSE MAN cannot 1--we N
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sleeping i.o.e,s. and irustrst.on
follow n me ~Aks Of Hose nor
whom ssN sssrJ hne
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20 animal and prur i've. and by
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

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deny the spirn become iurtOus
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emphasized go hvss n ssasssst
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

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$369.o5 ZENITH II" Console
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$z5s.s5 MoToRoLA II" TabIe Models 80
$32e.s5 Fomous Moke II" Console 80
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$37e.s5 FREED-EIsEMANN 20" Console
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ss7s.s5 FAMOUS Make 20" Console
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$z9s.S5 PHiLco II" Tv-Phono Comb. $l4e
$27e.5o Fomous Moke Is" Console with
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$4ss.95 MoToRoLA 20" Console
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$3o9.e5 ZENITH II" Con-, all stores---sI5e
$59S.5O ADMIRAL II" Combination $3.50
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$z99.95 BENDX II" TobIe Model 80
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$3ee.95 DUMoNT II" Console with FM
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$37e.e5 EMERSON Is" Console with
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$36e.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC 20" Con. SJe9
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$ze9.95 "" Toble Model CD at 7th ST. 81
$369.o5 ZENITH 20" Console 500
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$z79.5O TElE-ToNE 20" TobIe Models 80
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