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The Arizona post., 1952-09-05
my.,., DIARY
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Here's fresh batch of srictly unveried off the
grdde My spies oldwyn Mayer their
studios Tucson the May Company will build de-
panent Speedway Politics. Look for Eisenhower
gain the few months Insiders report the public
is Just cynical talking and they're in
cned about Eisenhower in so they did about
they feel for him because OF his involvement IN
politics knowing politician should
act They basicaly honest and will try to do
good he gets spite of some OF his connexions Wc ne
s here's prediction two months before election
Eisenhower next president
that Phil LevkOwitz Gone of the towns most
eligible bacheos) young cocktail lounge
beautiful blonde sitting at table nearby and was struck
her extraordinary beauty In fact he decided ne ad never seen
gorgeous girl before he realized what he was
doing got up dance She
send only beautiful but she danced
divney music stopped he sat with her and they had
drink be brilliant conversa
tonaist thought himself here at last the woman
himself longer he asked If he might take her
home sad "Yes When the taxi stopped it was
front of of New Yorks most elegant aparut ho' anu
the young pinhed he weren't dreamlng-a
beautiful brilliant amiabe girl and r1ch too he walked on all
beside her they proceeded down the richly caped n
put gold the and they went into her
apartment snapped the light the stared
There dead Noticing his
of amazement girl spoke didn't neat did II?
heard many that the POiakOf Cohen wedding sew
er weeks ago held Tucson Harry
his third consecutive term
Bowling League He's doing
such good job the league members simply Woir e' m
the chores to someone else
change But it's hard for Harry to turn the boys down After
all he founded candidates for Of
fce first take sides politically in the and
second influence anyhow However, was
quite impressed after meeting Elmer Hersman VINO ~
County Supervisor sincerity quite apparent
unbounded dete1mnalon because
looks like HerSman hasn't
chance think about time to send the
here's cute little story told by DOye
Turning her class after writing some arhmec
examples teacher noticed peculiar putting OF little
Tommys Tommy eating candy chewing gun
she asked NO. teacher Tommy replied I'm just soaking prune
to at recess"
Congratulations and Mrs Sam Schenk who celebrated
wedding anniversary Monday Lots OF folks have asked us
for an estimate of the population today Accord
ing to our latest count 1000 When this was
that more down.
town business places establish South Tucson That
part beginning to keep with the remarkable
growth Northeast Section fellow asking MOTIFS
Rather how to prepare corne than the kind that he
bought Said Norris "Place the cornedoee IN
deep pan and bottle of Whlskey and
let it cook for awhile The day. bottle Jamaica
and the day. bottle and fourth day bottle OF
met the fellow the street and
asked ow did that that gave the recipe
r? T don't know about cornedbeef he replied but the
wonderful"
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05
JDseph Brindis
Unveilinq Set

On Sept. Z, monument will be
unveiled in Milwaukee in mem
ory of Joseph Brindis, who died
in Tucson Oct. 10, 1851. At the
time of his death Mr.. Brindis
was president of the Community
Council and CJA chairman. From
time of his arrival four years pre-
viously, he had been active in the
Jewish community here. For
many years previously, he was a
shoe manufacturer in Wisconsin
and a communal leader in the
midwest.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05

The Arizona Post, 144 e. Pennington
Tucson, Arizona. Telephone 3-942S. The
paper is owned and operated by Re-
becca Staman RutZ. Entered as second
class matter under the act of March
3, 1879. Subscriptions automatically re-
newed unless notified in writing prior
to date of expiration. Subscription Rate +:
So per year, $5.75 for years, payable
in advance.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05
Between You and Me
By BORIS SINCLAIR

ISRAEL AMONG NATIONS statistical book OF the
United Nations very interesting data Israel Israel
population than Northern Ireland PARAGUAY
Jamaica and Liberia slightly smaller population than New
Zealand Jerusalem Tel AvIv, Halta and
settlements from Meula to Eath ana deposit
them in London see? There would still be
than 80 cent OF its nhaDtants
credited the United Nations as having very decent
standard of living Italy, South Africa Hungary, Austria
Egypt average less than $500 annually per capita
In Isaen company Argentina Western Germany and the
income Of between S3OO
and $3.50 year $3.50 Britain France Bel
gum Holland New Zealand The United
States in category itself Only Britain and the Unted
States ahead circulation In cinema
occupies the foremost positions Whe
inhabitants Turkey films once year ana
those Of Bolivia and Egypt twice. Israeli figure 3S films
wear per capita compared with 20 in Britain and ~ In the
United States
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05

COMMUNAL TRENDS: Renewed interest is being displayed
controversial issue In
American life This is because
Jewish this report will have to face show
down at the end of the session OF the Ma
tiona Relations Advisory Council All groups IN
will have kind of understanding about
their field of combating anSemn OF Iace
nOssible spit in the ranks of the N.CR.AC
The Arizona post., 1952-09-05

Arizona Post, September 5, 1852
Evening star., 1952-02-11

#24 Full Bloom Bra. by Flexees adds curves instantly
Put full bloom costly add psc with this fabulous
by exees Bloom lighter than padded bo dries almost
on hosiery See for yourself how Full Bloom has nous
improving ovooe we'll small figures Non toeto with Doeron
White block and
Lanbny -cosary-T Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-11

Julia Adams screen star selects "fnds of the month"
voue Julio Adams costorre in UNIVERSAL
Inernoionos of the Techncoo BRIDE
she's interested in finding
the of Modern sceente
kind she foundh in Washington at Lunsbuehs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
Chapter Nine

Chapter Nine
IN the thick air Of the evening
1 there came an eager set OF
echoes from the direction of Five
Ways. The metallic sounds were
clumsy and erratic and full OF inn
patience and the old houses in
Grover Street threw back the
sounds duly. At the crest Of the
hill the walker sat down on the
nearest patch of grass and rested
from her labors.
From her bag she clumsily pro-
duced a cigarette. 1t burned away
rapidly with the fierce, impatient
limitations and within space OF
three minutes it was discarded.
Immensely relieved, the woman
came to her feet and brushed the
fibres of dead grass from her skirt.
Then she squared her shoulders
and set an uncertain course for
Number Thirteen. She half lurched
against the solid, wooden door and
clawed for the heavy knocker.
Paul Gardiner, pale and dis
hevelled, opened the door and led
the woman into the room. She
swayed to the lounge chair
and with a sigh of contentment
sprawled into it and stretched out
her legs.
Gardiner stood above her and
acynical smile creased the corners
of his lips.
The woman slanted her head
and gave him a sidelong glance.
Where's the girl friend. Paul?"
"Out."
Funny. And you just married. "
"You know me, Kate. ! do
strange things"
"You sent her out"
Eyes"
Because you were expecting
me?"
fright again. They told me you
were at the Arms all day. ]
reckoned you'd be coming this
way sooner or later"
''You didn't w mt her to see me
like this"
You're right on the target to-
night, Kate"
"You must love her, Paul"
maybe / like her." Paul said
without expression
ok. honey-so you like her
You like her so much you sign her
up permanent You get married
You'll"
That's right, Kate. That's how
much l like her."
Its funny, that" Kate said.
'Pll mix you a drink" he sale
evenly.
Hates eyes devoured his every
deliberate movement. She quickly
gulped down the fluid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
Red Action Is
Death Cause

SINGAPORE (P)-A Chinese
Communist law designed TO
bring TO an end customary Chi
nese filial piety has led to the
suicide of a pretty Chin sse wom-
an here.
The woman hanged herself be-
cause she was depressed by a
letter from her mother in Red
China. Her mother had written
that her brother, having married
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
Retiring Posilnan
Gets Surprise

PHILADELpHIA.-LP1. $3.50 When
the word got around that Jim
aa~d"'i was retiring as p7s--1an
after 81 years on the same rout"
some of his friends got busy.
One woman, Mrs Gertrude
Van Arsdale. wrote soT7e letters
to these Randall serfei and later
she spent two days walking his
route. The result WIS a 1882 gift
TO the 7o-year-old postal veteran.
As for Jim. he plans 10 get an
7ther outdoor job. Il plan 10
seep on walking until | can't
walk any more" he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

you again. We're leaving for the
country tomorrow"
after tonight you probably
won't be SEEM Melisande neither.
I'm stayin' right here till she comes
in"
"What for?"
81 told you'll don't like being
slapped in the mouth. I think
maybe your little china piece
might Be interested to know that
her boy friend once spent two
years in mental home"
~You wouldn't do i'll"
''When a woman's in the kind Of
spot I'm in she'll do just about
anything"
Gardiner unattached the door.
"Come along. Kate. I'll take you
home"
at amt as easy as that, Paul.
! said ] was stayin' here It'll the
bride-elect arrives
II warned you once not to make
trouble, Kate"
"Why?"
"You see, Katie. I'm breaking
loose. You wouldn't prevent me
from being happy. would you?
you won't make any trouble.
You'll give me break. Melisande
is lady,"
"And what am !, Paul?s
"You? A little sewer rat. A.
funny little creature of the streetsi
You'd drag me down to the sewers,
with you, If you had the chance.
Gardeners fingers were painful
upon her neck.
Let me 60. Paul. You're madr"
Maybe | am. But not mad
enough to let you get away with
thisi"
.I'll scream for helps
Then scream!" |
The thick nail less fingers
pressed hard against the cords Of {
her neck and chung there until the
face of the woman colored 70 q
deep red and it wasn't until the
tightness went from her eyes that
the fingers relaxed. The figure Of
Kate wilted and slid to the floor. !
Outside. Grover Street was de-
serted. Bearing the body Of Kate,
he kept well within the street
shadows and moved swiftly to-,
wards Wade's Hole. Skirting the
playground he reached the Hole
from its gloomy, western end and
quickly thrust his burden over its
edge. He was about to move away
when he saw at his feet the broken,
white rose that the woman hadl
been wearing. With a quick. angry,
movement Of his foot he sent the.
crushed flower down into the
melancholy pit. /
(To be continuedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
Monkey Cheers
Stricken Girl

DALLAS. - Up. - After Rose
Marie Sebastian, IL, became al
most completely paralyzed by
polio, the desire she had always
had for a pet monkey became
stronger.
A letter she and her mother
wrote to thhe Brownsville zoo has
produced results through a
monkey importer. The monkey
was recently trapped in Costa
RIGA and began a long jo6tney to
the bedside of Rose Marie.
II can't wait till he gets here, !"
she said. Mama fixed bed for
him right next to mine"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

~You were saying, Kate
aYou know, Paul." she drawled,
1--WE had it-and ] JUS don't caref'
you're not drunk. Kate. A little
washed-up. Let me get you an
Gardiner measured out a double
ration of overproof and handed it
to the woman.
"What about you honey?
Where's yours?"
aYou know I seldom drink at
night, Kate"
Kate broke into laughter.
Here's lookin' at you, Sport."
She swallowed the drink. Gardiner
contemplated her earnestly then
he said:
"Why did you come here, Kate?"
The other returned his stare.
. Don't you know"
"No." s
"You're a liar, SPORT"
Gardiner looked down upon her
with undisguised contempt for
several moments.
Kate faced him squarely.
81 make you sick now-is that
it,"
THAT gets close to it. Kate"
She lurched to her feet and
came towards him. Suddenly she
clenched both fists and swung
them into his face with all the
force and venom that she could
muster and she sustained the at
tack until Gardiner drew back his
right fist and sent it crashing into
her half-open mouth.
The woman reeled and fell
sobbing to her knees.
Gardiner looked down curiously
at her and then assisted her to her
feet.
"You had it coming, Kate"
Kate dabbed the edges of her
lips with a handkerchief.
Especially since you married
Melisande, is that it?"
Exactly"
'It's because she's educated and
refined an nice an she's got all
those things you've always want
ed and never had.
That's about it."
The woman examined the red
marks on the handkerchief.
"Does she know what kind OF a
man you are, Paul?"
II hope not. I didn't tell her."
"You shouldn't've slapped me in
the mouth, Paul."
"I'm sorry. You had it coming
"An' so have you got it coming
That's one thing you'll pay for
sport"
GARDENERS eyes swan blue ir
the clear light.
81 hardly think so, Kate. After
| tonight I'll probably never see
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09

a second time, had invoked q
new Communist law which states
that each household has TO live
by itself, and had TIN Jwn her
aged mother out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-09
Loves Labor Lost

HALIFAX, Canada R-Fire
engines roared along the streets
and firefighters doused the blaze
in an old Defense Department
building here. Shortly after they
left, demolition workers .rrived
for the day shift on their job -
tearing down the old structure.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
The Big
Binge
Murder Is Found
Behind Hongovers
At the Capitol

MIGHT WITHOUT SLEEP" Goth
Century-Fox picture. produced by Robert
Bassler. directed by Roy Baker. screenplay
by Frank Partos and Flick Moll. from
story by Mol. At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
Where and When

Stage.
National-"The Shrike," 2::30
and $3.50 pm.
Arena Tonight at $780,: 2:30
and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Thunderbirds" /;
lis. 800. 5:25. 1880 and 9:35 pm.
CapitOl-"Night Without Sleep;
1880 am, lis. $40, 6:10, 1855
and 11:4O pm. Stage; 1910, 2:40,
$40, 1855 and 10:40 pm.
THE Shows of Kill
|manjaro": 10:45 am, 1880. 2:55,
sos, 7:10, 9:20 and 1928 pm.
Dupont-"The Last Laugh; /,
3:15. $50, 7:45. 1905 pm. and
1920 am.
Keith's-"It Grows on Trees;
1875 am. 1:40. $40, $40, 7:45.
GAS and 1850 pm.
Little-"The Amazing Monsieur
Fabre";; ITO, 2:55, 4:40, 6:25, $40
and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Blazing
Forest; 11:15 am. /, 2:55, 4:45
|6:35, 1925 and 1925 pm.
Ontario - Because of YOU;
l: 20, 1920. Sis. tbs, 9:15 and
|11:20 pm.
Palace-"Plymouth Adventure;
Ill am, 1:10, 3:15, 5:25, 1885. GAS
and 1850 pm.
1.-THE Well":: 2. 4:30, Z, $3.50
10 m. and 1905 am.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
The Cast,

is concerned with the journey
across the Atlantic. For this
M-G-M spent a small fortune to
reproduce the Mayflower, an ex-
pense justified by the accent it
lays upon the period of crossing
a savage ocean in frail 90-foot
sailing vessel.
Almost never, surely, has a voy-
age been packed with more of
terror and violence than this one.
For all the high dreams of it's
debarking passengers, the May
flower was an unhappy vessel.
The Pilgrims were bad sailors and
the sailors were bad men. Both
were scum to the Captain who
foresaw with unfeigned contempt
what lay ahead in the tedium and
terror of the trip. Problems of
discipline and of keeping the two
antagonistic groups apart turn to
be unimportant as compared with
the great trial ahead of the May
flower adventurers.
This is a violent late October
storm. weeks after the ship has
left Southampton. AS depicted
here, it is more amazing than ever
that New England was colonized
as early at 1920. 1t is even sur
prising that Metro did not lose an
imitation colonists, or more, in the
wild, raging sea in which the re-
production of the Mayfower is
pulverized.
Yet when the shattered ship
once more rides a benign sea.
Capt. Jones contempt for his pas
sengers is modified. Now he has a
grudging admiration for the un-
suspected iron he has found in
their souls.
Less dramatically pointed are
the sequences of the film devoted
to the landing of the Pilgrims at
Plymouth. Here Capt. Jones and
the Pilgrim leaders settle their
harsh dispute about their nom
delivery to the shores of Virginia.
Here, too, the Captains love for
Mrs. Bradford meets its tragic
The Mayflower waits out
the first winter and the wilderness
begins to take the shape of a
haven and a home.
None of this. however, matches
the excitement of the voyage.
Tracy gives one of his more
performances in the
role of the cruel and cynical Capt.
Jones. but he does not run away
with the screenplay. Miss Tierney
makes properly reserved and al
Turing Mrs. Bradford; Leon Gem
is excellent as the courageous Will
liam Bradford; Van Johnson
shapes a winning image of the
Dawn Adams another as his Pris-
ella.
plymouth Adventure" may not
be altogether accurate history,
but it is impressive and exciting
as cinema.
Evening star., 1952-11-22

appeal of this trio. however, it
may not be vital to any ones
happiness to share Merrill's big
night on the town. might With
out Sleep" in spite of some rather
lofty pretentions, is hardly more
than a routine psychologist thriller.
It's people are the assortment of
cafe society neurotics that movie
goers have been meeting for some
years now. No one need worry
that the faun in him is dead
merely because this time he would
rather put on a dressing gown
and read a good book.
Frank Partos' and Flick Moll's S
screenplay offers Merrill as a
promising song-show author who
sells his birthright to a patrician
Boston heiress. He has given up
his art. or maybe it is only a
career, for six sterile years of this
when the story opens. This sur
render of his work has left him
confused but even more be-
fuddling Is his endless lust for
double Martins.
1t is batch of these that starts
him on his great bender and the
ultimate hangover through which
he works his way back. drink by
drink woman by woman to what
happened to him on his night
without sleep. 1t leads him and
the audience through date with
Evening star., 1952-11-22

conceal which one until the films
fadeout.
It does not seem to manage
this very well, perhaps because
moviegoers have become expert
at analyzing the weird twists in
the natures of movie song writer's.
The best efforts of Merrill and his
feminine associates to make their
characters look special in Might
Without Sleep" are admirable
enough, but also futile.
A pleasantly bland stage show,
dominated by singer Lanny Ross
and comedian Gil Lamb, has been
assembled by the Capitol's man
agement this week. These are
polished performers and they are
given agreeable supporting by
The Beachcombers, a vocal group
specializing in lotusland songs,
and the novelty routine of Jack
Meyand and Jeanet. j..
Evening star., 1952-11-22

defenSlble IN terms OF literary H.
cense, is the screenplay's obliga-
ton to hew to any merely senti-
mental line in the New England
colonists' story.
With this Helen Deutsch, work.
ing within the outlines of Ernest
Gebler's novel has taken liberties
which will produce repercussions,
but not from those willing to settle
for tales that TEEN with conflict
peril. courage, romance, etc. Plym-
outh's adventurers as played by
Spencer Tracy, Gene Tierney Leo
Gem, Van johnson and others
are founders to be grateful for
History, even if doctored
slightly, has never been presented
in more splendor than in the Pill
grims' chapter at the Palace.
plymouth Adventure" makes it
clear that there was an extraordi-
nary quality in the souls of these
early New Englanders. They had
the courage for the sake of relig-
ious freedom to venture into an
unknown which offered incalcu-
late odds against survival.
Their triumph over these is the
substance of the screenplay, the
drama of which is a neat match
for the extravaganza of it's pro-
duction.
The story of the Pilgrams, which
begins with their assembly on the
docks of Southampton in the sum-
mer of 1920. will contain some
surprises in Miss Deutschs script.
Not all of the Mayf1ower's passen-
gers. for instance. were religious
dissenters. Some were just rugged
acventurers, like carpenter John
Alden Wan Johnson.
Neither type appealed to Capt
Christopher Jones (Tracy) whose
Mayflower had been chartered for
the journey. The entire lot were
fools or hyprocrites in his eyes
eAAiI liz wac W
them to whatever dire fate awaited
them across the sea.
Of his 102 passengers. there was
one which Capt Jones did not
view with distaste. This was Doro-
thy Bradford Miss Tierney) wife
of William Bradford. The sight of
her leaves him demented with a
hunger that is to know no end
until the end of life.
1t is to be Inflated love, how
ever. that serves as one of the
profound influences in finally
softening the brutal, bullying Cap
tain's Judgment of his human
cargo.
Y X
Most of Plymouth Adventure"
Evening star., 1952-11-22

Miss Darnell, the girl he should
have married; Miss Neff, a play
girl he never should have met;
and the fight he had with Miss
Vincent who plays the part of the
wife.
AS flashback series go, few are
so rich in ornamental women,
and the surprise of this one is
that it can have so many tedious
moments. 1t is Merrill's feeling
throughout the painful recall of
the night before that he killed
one of the three women. Naturally,
it is the purpose of the film to
Evening star., 1952-11-22

PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE" a Metro
Goldwyn Mayer picture, produced BY Dora
Schary,. directed by Clarence Brown,
by Helen Deutsch, from novel
by Ernest Gebler At the Palace.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
The Cast.

Might Without Sleep" at the
Capitol Theater is an invitation
to a great binge with Gary Mer-
rill. BY way of making the bid
more attractive, 10th Century,
Fox has thrown in such lures as
Linda Darnell. Hildegarde Nef
and June Vincent.
In spite of the high powered
Evening star., 1952-11-22
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

PlayhOuSe-"The Thief: l1:1s
am, l. 2:45. 4:3O. 6:2O, $40, II
and 11:45 pm.
Plaza-"O. Henry's Full House"
IL am, los, $40, 5:25, TAO, 9:5s
pm. and 1910 am.
Trans-Lux-"The Happy Time"
II am, 1880, 2:40, 4:3O, $40
$40, 10 and 1850 pm.
Warner-"Thunderbirds"; 1880
am, 1885. $40, 5:45. TAO, 9:4(
and 1850 pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
The Passing Show
Adventures Of the Pilgrims
Echo Vivid|y at Palace
BY Jay Cormody

colorfu and dramatic package Mayer
of plymouth Adventure which today
theaer
Clear Scharys image Pill
unchaengeable place history clear probably
Evening star., 1952-11-22

Most of Plymouth Adventure
The Arizona post., 1952-04-18
Military Entertained At Seders
And SociaIs During Passover

Saturday night an informal
dance and social was held. Fol-
lowing the second Seder, every
married couple was presented
with a supply of matzoh, meal,
gelfilte fish and a kosher roast
chicken. An improvised nursery
was set up so the parents could
enjoy the Seders.
Working and planning for the
military and serving with Mrs.
Jacobson were Mrs. George Sing
er, Seder chairman, Mines. Yona
Alexandra, Sam Leiboff, Maurice
Margolis, Morris Hutt, Joseph
Radner, Henry Rogers, Selig She
vim, Sydelle Schachner, Sam
Broder and Violet Bergman. Rep
resenting the mems JWB armed
services committee were: Rabbi
Breger, Joe Baum, Ben Brooke,
DR.. Chas. Jacobson, Henry Rog-
ers, George Singer.
End of the month a large group
of new men will arrive from the
east, to be stationed at Ft. Hua-
chuca, this committee was in
formed. Plans are already in
the making to receive them in
the community when on leave.