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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

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Nads hmiia Ben q tAsm lived Il
80 Teemas g. wAere tha flgkt &C.
emrod.
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naese led CT her. Sc vas n tha
naapital a. late a. TIE weeks aae
fEom NE weunds Ne afflicted, TIE
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hae slilrAes ffem tAs last hrAt.
ne alno I'd ~ investlgniors
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Zee h tiee hend GO a. agsravatsd
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mvaaklgsaors said. Reese used an
- sAavaf b CT taek Csalian. ~
WlnaeeGA - TAa esss b sehedul-
g Ne lFial Il tAe next term af
cElminai court whicA begins Nox.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Missionary Film
Heather Rage"
Will BE Shown

Saturday nlghi a TO D m
Key West Youth For Christ will be
showing another splendid mission.
AIRY film IN eolor entitled "Heathsn
Rage"
The title Is very fitting Cor this
film a. Il doesn't present Africa
as . place II romance and adven.
ture bui rather like Il really ia
place where the heather are rag
INC IN all their paganixm. Fw 20
minutes pour mind and heart will
be transported 10 the heart 81 Afr
Yea. where you will see-and hear
--never-t0 beforg0tten scenes q
such practices as "cuppine." cut
tings. snake charming. pagan wor
ship and dances. Us forceful mes
sage stlrs Christians b heed the
Lords cal 90 10 into al the world
ard preach the Gospel. Filmed in
Nigeria and French Equatorial
Africa. "Hesthen Rage" has been
eiassed b. those who have seen Il
a. one 81 The most Challenging
missionary films ever produced
One missionary who has spent 3
years IN Nigeria exclaimed after
seeing a. This Is Africa"
Youth For Christ is held each
Saturday night al TO .. m. In the
Fleming Street Methodist Church,
ID Fiemlng Street. The meeting Is
open b eysryone-both young and
old alike.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
Court
To Decide On
Eligibility

MIAMI @-Aeting Gov. charley
3. Johns says be would certainly
be interested" h running Cor ths
remaining two years Of the LATE
Gov. Dan MeCartys term Il TIE
supreme Court rule be Is eligible.
Appearing FOR . panel inferyiew
On televiKien VIVID here Last
night. Johns said the legal question
of Whistler be IL acting governoE
only until January. 1855, o. for me
fuh McCarty term ending In Janu.
ary. 1851, vii BE- decided ''mSi a.
soon a. &c ear Set Il IN The So.
preme Court"
Johns said he opposed having .
state TAI commission because be
isii elected county tar assessors
are "doing q good iob" and .
stats commission might assume
too much power
Tie acting governor said he saw
no Feasibility Of ealing q special
session q TIE Legislature at this
time"
lie and Mrs. Johns were honor
guests 81 . Mana Chamber Of
Commerce set acquainted din.
ner whieh President J. n. Near
lhuF predicted woul0 help end
poiitieai unrest" resulting from the
death Il McCaFty and Johns' sue.
essslon 10 ths 90 On Sept. n.
Johns asserted AGAIN that illegal
gambling neither has nor viii have
q Kreen hght anywhere in Flor.
|ida from him and repeated his
promise 10 require strict law en-.
foresmeni Il I have 10 remove
ever Sheriff IN FLORIDA
tie said -some friendS" had been
Offering themselves a. "repTesen.
lansss Of the governor. bot be
Nobody represents Charley
Jonns n anything when Il comes
% neRal operations 10 our state =
ne ted some coo eivic leaders
and state officials tat 9Th Rov.
efnmental economiex he intends q
enioree, there definitely" Ell DOT
D : heed b boost taxes.
Johns sad he didn1 want con.
suaetlon Of the proposed Mani.
Fort Pierce toll turnpike delayed
n any way" and added that we
nope 70 eomplete the turnplks hy
Apra ia4S. when the Legislature
= sehednled 10 meet next
Jeans sad he favoFs fixing a
floradas horke racing dates b.
leglsiaiise act rather than leavinr
y = Ne racing CommiSsion.
We added he was "very much ip
taser q TIE University Of Miami
msulra sehool receiving TIE state
SUBSIDY aufharixed b TIE 1851
LekiAiatars. Paymenl has been
nsia W pending . eouFt ruling ca
, SUI brought by a gruup q Uui.
ssrt.ly al Florida alumni.
Sonnt lad the pane nat he was
enScking 90 al departments an.
eef ne goyernor and woald nos
eeelif ca making Eny changes "a
aeearty appoinlees until BE- On.
ished the check
ne previously sppoinied q new
raeiaE eommixsion and taa mem.
oers q ne tmrnpske authoritx.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
NAVY MEN HERE NAY

tcontinned Frcm Page onel
Patrol for . rspors % ne siiua'
tion.
ne beard also heard . request
from me Tropical Hotel. ia Dusal
S.. Coz the lifting 81 the of limits
ruling there. Tie letter said the
hoiel Vas under new managemeni
and that the new Management was
trying 10 run the house a. q lsei-
innate hotel.
Capt. Murray sad he did not
want 10 In ne ban until the usual
% DAY period had expired.
wsrFsns oftiesF p. n. ossisy.
Navy ssnltsfisn eftiesr. Told shs
beard sasssins mat he dspsrt.
merit he'd inspsxssd ne gvks
esx. o FssassFsnf 81 60 osssi
Sc. snd ssvnd n vnsssisis<asry
90 70 ssnifsFY esndifiens-
The Inspection on Nov. n. Ne
said. Showed that there was No
screen over the entrsnce and that
the fan was off: that the meat
slieer was erusted With dried food.
that the grin vas dirty and nat
there acre No toilet facilities Cor
customers.
"Ths gsrhage can vas iilthisr
On the outside than Il YES On the
inside" Dooley added.
TIE kitchen. he continued. was
elutiered VITA excess material.
such as cd sewspspers and dis
earded clothing and nat food vas
exposed.
Doolsy sald thsre we're thrss Ne.
W msn Ia the bar that afssrnocn.
DIT that the place was crowded
wiih Ntvy personnel nat night.
showins ihai h do have maay Ma
W euslomern.
IN nraatr. sanltaFian e ne
eouniy heath departmeni, who
was a the meeting. ID sAe beard
that he hid eonferred 9TH ne
manager Il the guke Bon and nat
he hopes 10 remedy the conditions
and bring the restaurant up %
standard.
II also uss brought OF az ne
meeting that I've bars had been
warned about the unsanltary eoa-
diiions of the rest rooms and that
the bars bad taken aetioa 10 cor.
rect the conditions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
The
-
Weathernan
ne

Ksy west and vleinlty: Party
cloudy and eoniinned warm skru
Saturday except fuw widely seat.
tered Showers Saturday. Moderate
seuiAsasisriy winds beeomlag sou.
thsfiy Saturday. Low tonighs about
u, hlgh tomorrow about o..
Florida: cloady with scattered
showers and q fec Thundershowers
extreme North. party cioudy 10
cloudy ard Wildly scattered show.
srs elsewhere In NortA and cemsral
tAru Saturday. Gear 10 parity
cao1dy Soufh portion. not 90 warm
n TaliahaAses AREA this alaernoon
and In North poFtion SATURDAY..
Jaeksonvills thru TIE Fiarida
straits ard East Gull. Moderate
East - southeasi winds bseoming
Southeast 10 South b. saturday.
PARTY eloudy weasher sxeeps Be.
coming mostly eloudy and scatter.
'sd showsrs IN extrems Nor1h Sat.
uFday.
western carihhean: Moderats
Kaslsriy winds ipAsy and SATURDAY
except oecoming Southeasterly ever
Northwest portion Saturday. Part.
" eloady 10 eioudy with scattered
sAowers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

--an unsalaried bob-are Malcolm
n. PiBder. Ear :. Yates and
goseph A. BoEa. AL ere un0pposed
The principal fanciion sf the trus.
tees Is 10 exercise veto powers
over persoas recommended ior
principals ard teachers.
TIE poliing places tor Tuexday's
elccsion are al n sehool baildingz
They are
Precineis 2. SGg.GS. and To-
Harris School.
Precincis ]. ;. 4 n, and Ia
High Seho0 Annsx.
Preeincts n and ts-Posncisna
Srhool
Prccinei IS-Sue Moore Sehool
a. Marathon.
Precincts Is and iT-Coral shor.
Is Schoal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
ROTARIANs HEAR

AA4a4aa ~ ra84 O3Nt
MonL asd nay Hannoa q Trey.
a. Y.
Scng leader waa Dee Peariman
s~t 1rogram ehairman was char.
iet -N-rreurnh. Mrs.. william Lee
Nf r.ano accompanied.
Thgre va an lnnovation IN ne
hncanen meuu. q Departure frum
s'is,csaary ceneA eoaking. In TIE
"a Il soms euisins Fraseals, pre-.
paeea ~ Mrs. Lee Goddard and
tha ladies' a ne Epineopal guide
u uas FEssch onion soup. ard a
sutFe q earhscusd pork and pias.
appls wlLA Fies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Wonnnaed From Page One
manafy Chest addressed re meet.
Nc and told Il ths notahle work
oone ey tAe AmeFicAn Red Cross
and ne II cher pzrtiCipasing a.
esneies. The Red Cross cane 20
ne aad a the cisy fof disaster ~
net sfteg a sfresk stern . few
years axe. BE sad. al a cost nat
vas probahly Is tines ths amouni
sontrisgted from ksy West % the
Cenlraoi COMMITTEES.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
PLANS ADVANCE FOR

~N aA~A~@ 80 Ntt&A
aofoos ChrisiAas tree with de-.
livery expected on DECEMBER fo.
The tree wll be erected in Bay.
view PARA. In additina $50 worth
Of Christmas decorations ell Be
displayed about the city this year.
The City Electric system Is CO.
operating win the Jayeees in
erecting TIE decorations. Jayeee
Hello Garcia % IN charge of the
program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
ARRESTS or NAVY


we're IL. compared 20 - the pre-.
vious month. Other figures for Oc.
tober were: liberty cards cancelled.
az. civil traffic arrests. 90: eases
tried. %. eases dismissed or given
q suspended senseaee. n: number
Of men fined. Y: total fines. 81.
gTs.
September figures were. shore
Patrol arrests. So liberty cards
cancelled, 81: civil traffic arrests,
81, eases tired. III. eases dismis.
sed o. aiven a suspended sentence,
-; number Of men fined. "a: tOtal
fines. sz.sss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20
kidnaP-Killers Wait In Cells
For Pre- Christmas Execution
Priest ssys Couple
ehew mnmorse
Amer Semaemeing

Amer senisneins
~ ~ oopMmee
EAiNzAs CITY n - Tka co
6emee4 kiamap kalnrs af e.yaar'
e nehhy 0rsazlsans waliad 4
fall eells today Or their lat trip.
na 10 y tha lalkal eas ekambsI
IN - Minnumri state Prisam rs
e. vel beisrs Christmas.
cari Amsfim Ma anA mra. nan
80 nluWn Hsa6y - b exseuied
- ihs aamo ume--as soum a.
po1alhla allar AN an. Dee. 10.
ny sAgwed tie smekian PES
tar6ag - 90 haard Q FEDERAL
30. enrTying Ct . hry'a recon.
mam6ailnn. n4ml1nes len b de.
- - Kpiseapai priest whn
vinllad Ihmm Later sad ~ no.
napsrs eppemrod rsmorsefnl
"Whaa ! So m pFsyleus 10 ne
trial e. twe eeeasleas - firsi
alafamnmaa so a. Al "a.
$50 > - - - Ceurns
ngwme 81 - hlm an.lm IA aeler.
-. - a - rs'-~ssl esIk.S a
-. Hsadv. ia was - Orr
the | ID $50 IRA Heady. So
hnewiss exprassed great eontri,
eian
NJ un.Aw a alvu~raa has An.
uensssa 4 desire a marFr HnIl
kefnFm fAair enneusinn. enurt a
a,mlala "a hi. - nanm 80
marrlef - alvaFeea hss al II.
dleainA ! almllar d.aire- - 80.
elals rnumrs~d
r. 1890 AZ shm K.dnrni ma
rssu 4 pTls-rs weuIa ave a elv.
Tkare 80 smsII eAsnrs Il Al
snnnal - DlalrsrA enurf..n-.
pe,niad sllnrnsv - m 80 l.
49, neaAlna - enrrnnf auDenllns
"a 6nrlalns Al n a nIslrirl IuAss
Alhnre IN ne~~ea
IL al.TsaF.old plsvhox ana "A,
s1.gsar.nta aleukclie mlrires1
waiehaf arw.evea A "a araale
'snss errw u ! ar,mssie 80 e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Aneiena Rene balt Q read sys-
e. 1T strst<Aed irom nsrthsrn
@su0ana h DC Kuphrsies River in
Asla mlnss. Parts Il 4 srs stHl IL
&C.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

Ab0ut 81 pr cert oi ne rural
read mileage IN the Unaed States
. surfaced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-20

estahle huaaewile whn
a. b drink. plsadea guilty. a
e. arralxnment hU,. 4 TIE ed.
ell Ngy wss called hsenmsa viii.
q . reeommendaiiea q daalh
H. 4 iAs 5Ayear-eld ladge a
most eoal6 lave assessed Only llfs
tarms against ne tee undaF ne
LindberGA Kldnap At
Evening star., 1953-01-10

(Released by MANA
Evening star., 1953-01-10
Hollywood Diary
Daley Will Replace
Astoire in Musical
By Sheiloh Grohom

"The Moon Is Blue"-she was
good.
Jack Benny played the fiddle
from his ringside table Saturday
at Ciro'S. -. And Rhonda Flem-
ing sang from hers.
The cause of the continuing
trouble with the Freddie Finkle-
hoffes is that Ella Logan prefers
to stay home and cook and Fred
die considers it an evening lost
unless he's doing the town.
Leo Robin goes to New York
next month to confer with Joe
Fields about the "Pink Tights"
musical with the score written
by the late Sigmund Romberg.
Rock Hudson nosed out his
old gal, Marilyn Maxwell, for
Mayor of Universal City.
Barbara Stanwyck danced the
bunnyhug with 36 of the players
on the East-West football teams.
Held up "All I Desire" one hour
while the candid photographers
had field day.
\ y + X
That picture Of Roberta
Haynes which raised the pro-
ducers association blood press
ure, Is currently on the cover Of
People Today" After many
will : he = should : he doubts at
Doth Fox, British actor Richard
Burton has 1.-THE Robe" wrapped
up.
Sidney Sheldon, who directed
and wrote Cary Grants Dream
Wife," wants to change the title
to "The Bachelor and the Prin-
cess"-Sidney scripted "The
Bachelor and the Bobbysoxer"
success.
Wasn't it Sam Goldwyn who
once said the censorship here is
such that Hollywood can only
turn out empty little fairy tales.
Well, his own not-so-empty fairy
tale, "Hans Christian Andersen" /"
Will make Sam a fortune.
Everyone loves Lucille Ball.
RKO is reissuing TOO Many
Girls" starring Lucille, Desi
Arnaz and Ann Miller. And
Realart is re-releasing Lucille's
Lucy Goes Wild" in which she
starred with George Brent.
(Released hv NANAN
Evening star., 1953-01-10
HOLLYWOOD.

x1O1L W0oD.
Dan Daley is ready to replace
Fred AStaire in Irving Berlin S
white Christmas" movie at
Paramount. And when Dan
signs, tall newcomer jeanne Gil
bert will replace petite Vera
Ellen. with Donald O'Connor in
Bing Crosby's spot. No change
for Rosemary Clooney. .
Daley, incidentally. was at the
Peggy Lee wedding without
Beetsie Wynn. And Beetsie
was at the Mocambo with Nora
Haynes. Mike Sloan and an
other guy. but no Dan. A spat.
.. Beetsie picked up her divorce
in Juarez last week. When I
talked with Dan, Monday, he in
sisted the wedding was set for
this week.
Metro won't like it. but Gene
Kelly will be seen on television
next month. He's in street
shot outside the George Cinq
Hotel in Paris for a scene in
Foreign Intrigue" Russell
Nype has set the date for his
marriage to socialite Diantha
Manders-for some time after
January l. when he winds up at
the New York st. Regis Maison-
ette Room.
Dana Andrews is not doing the
Laurence Olivier role with Vivien
Leigh in Elephant Walk. He's
the American plantation over
seer. They still need an English
husband for Vivien.
The lawyers are conferring re
the Johnnie-Marilyn Ray di-
vorce. If Marilyn has her way,
the settlement will be amicable.
Franchot Tone has charmed
Betsy Won Furstenburg's mama
into dropping her opposition TO
the marriage. She was so much
agin it at first that she few in
from Europe to forbid the banns.
=. After three weeks of stock
in Florida, Franchot hops to New
York to cheer Betsy in her new
play and arrange one for him.
self with Jean Dalrymple.
Diana Lynn also has a play on
her mind for Broadway. Too bad
the critics couldn't see her in
Evening star., 1953-01-10
Churchill Cheered
By 10000 Jamaicans
BY the Associated Press

MONTEGO BAY. Jamaica,
Jan. 10.-Prime Minister Church.
Ill today began a two-week holi-
day on this sunny Caribbean
island after his historic talks
with President-elect Eisenhower
and President Truman.
The 78-year-old British leader
arrived late yesterday In Presi-
dent Truman's plane, the Inde-
pendence, after an uneventful
flight from Washington. He
plans to return to New York
January % en- route home to
London.
Some 10000 persons gave Mr..
Churchill three rousing cheers
as he stepped from the plane.
Airport buildings were dec
grated with pennants and well
coming signs in honor of the
first British prime minister ever
to come to Jamaica while in
office.
Escorted by Jamaica's COVER
nor. Sir Hugh Foot, and Sir Har-
old Mitchell, the prime minis
ter'S host, Mr.. Churchill walked
past an island police honor guard
in brilliant dress uniforms.
After a brief rest in a Montego
Bay hotel. the party drove to
Sir Harold's luxurious estate in
Prospect.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
Patrice MunseI 'Retires'
To Await First Baby
BY the Associosed Pres,

NEW YORK, Jan. TO-
Patrice Munsel, 26-year-old So
prano, has left the Metropolitan
Opera Company for the re-
mainder of the season to await
the birth Of her first child.
She was to have sung in the
"Fledermaus. tonight. and later
in three other performances,
having planned to start her leave
January IS.
However. Miss Munsel tainted
recently during rehearsals and
was advised by her physician to
skip the four performances.
She and Television Director
Robert Schuler were married
last June. They expect their
child in April.
Virginia MacWatters, who has
not sung at the Met before, will
replace Miss Munsel tonight.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
HOLLYWOOD.

eff I had it to do over again,
! wouldn't do it."
This was Joan Leslie talking
about her epic four-year strug-
gle to escape her contract at
Warner Brothers. It has been a
few years since she won her
freedom, and she has had time
to evaluate the experience.
You may recall that the ac-
tress sued to end her contract
with the studio after she passed
81. Part of her reasoning was
that she could void a contract
entered into while she was a
minor. The case was bitterly
fought through various courts.
IT wouldn't do it that way
again." she admitted II would
have tried to settle the matter
in a friendly way, without the
bitterness. AS it turned out. I
won the case just about month
before my contract would have
been over.
''I was able to do only three
pictures in those four years.
Naturally, that hurt my career.
In this business you have to re-
main before the public or else
you suffer"
Miss Leslie has done well in
the job of rebuilding her career.
She recently signed a deal for
two pictures year with Republic
The contract permits her to do
outside films. and she is cur
rently appearing with John Agar
in a television movie.
In the picture, she has a Sc
quence which is departure from
the things she has usually done.
She usually plays mice" girl
(she hates that adjective when
applied to herr. But in the TV
film. she hangs her clothes on a
limb and takes a bath in a lake
while the embarrassed Agar
nearby.
I've gone as far in this film
as ever have before in pictres, u
she remarked. Il suppose they
know how far they can go with
the censorship CODE"
4
But she added emphatically
that she has no desire to follow
in the dainty footsteps of Hedy
Lamar and Marilyn Monroe
She said she has always avoided
the sensational kind of publicity
'I'll admit I got little tired
of playing so many nice girls al
Warmers she commented. "Bu,
] have no desire to play bat
Evening star., 1953-01-10

work on the schedule, -. Speak,
ing of Wilder, he is the subject
OF an extremely readable profile
In the current issue of Time. /.
And speaking of Shaw, his "An-
drocleS and the Lion," first Shaw
ian production in Hollywood, will
have its world premiere January
IA at New York's Capitol theater.
"All Summer Long," Arena
Stages first original play Offer
ing of this season is a dramatiza-
ton of Donald Wetzel,s novel,
"A Wreath and a Curse" !.
The adapter is Robert Anderson.
It is the dramatic story of
a boys growing UP. with a flavor
not unlike that of Carson Nc.
Cullers' THE Member of the
Wedding" which Washington
some day will see as a movie,
having missed it as a play. :.
The cast, headed by Julie Harris
and Ethel Waters. is largely the
same. Joseph Matthews
''The Scapegoat," based upon
Franz Kafka's "The Trial." is
Bill Callahan's choice of the
George Washington University
Players second Offering of the
season. It will be presented
in three performances. Febru-
ary 1921, inclusive. +. Public
tryouts for the play will be held
January IL, IA and Is. in the
university's Hall of Government
Building from 8 to 10 pm. =.
For further information, Mr..
Callahan's telephone number is
National $4,000, Branch 472.
Josephine" the new Sally Ben
son play which opens Monday at
the Shubert Theater is the sixth
offering of the Theater Guilds
season subscription series.
It will be followed by "Gigi," at
the National, starting January
26. "The Fourposter," which
opens at the National Monday,
is a Guild bonus play.
Laughter in Paradise" British
film comedy hit, begins its third
week at the Macarthur Theater
today. Barter Theater, tour
ing this season in "The Vir-
ginian" with founder Robert
Porterfield in the title role will
reach this area in February. .
1t is booked for George WASH
ington High School Auditorium
in Alexandria. February 2. >.
And at the State Auditorium in
Bowie, Md, on February z.
Roosevelt Center Masquers are
in the final stages of rehearsal
on their production of Ruth
Gordon's "The Leading Lady,"
a three-act play directed by
Pauline Eaton Oak. It is
scheduled for two performances
at Roosevelt Auditorium Janu-
ary 16 and II. . Lillian Watts
and Robert Prest head a cast
which includes Maud Howell
Smith and Jane Plummer Rice
as guest performers. Spring
semester courses of the Depart
ment of Agriculture graduate
school will include several of
interest to drama enthusiasts.
Three such are the Play
writing Workshop, Speech Cor
rection and Public Speaking. :.
Registration for the spring
courses will be held January
"a to 81. John Patrick's
comedy, "The Curious Savage"
will be presented in three per-
formances by the Unitarian
Players, January 81 to %, inclu-
sive. John Wentworth is
directing the play.
Evening star., 1953-01-10
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
First 3-Dimension Film
Set for Warner on Jan. %
By Joy CormodY

Washington will their first sample of the tech
nal innovations designed to revoutionze the industry on
January 30. -
On that date the Warner and Ambassador
showing Bwana Devil the Natural Vision