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Evening star., 1953-01-18
Todoy's
HighIiqhts
Radio Today.

11:35. WTOP - Invitation to
Learning. Clifton Fadiman and
Emily Kimbrough discuss the
Mother Goose Rhymes.
100, WRC-Youth Wants to
Know: Senator Joseph H. Nc
Carthy is interviewed.
200, OL-Jeffersonian Heri-
tage: Claude Rains portrays
Thomas Jefferson in The Demo-
crat and the Commissar."
2:30, WRC-American Forum Of
the Air: Mrs. Charles Brannan
and Mrs. Carroll Kearns discuss
Are Women Changing Our Party
Alignments?"
2:30, WTOP-New York Philhar-
monic: George Sell conducts the
orchestra in Sibelius' symphony
No. 2 in D Major" Belgian Vio-
linist Arthur Grumiaux makes his
American debut playing Mozart's
Violin Concerto in G Major"
600, WRC-Mr. President: A
summary of the past 20 year of
American political history with
Dave Garroway and James Flem-
ing.
500, WTOP - Bergen Carthy
Show: Samuel Goldwyn and Nat
King" Cole visit.
500, WCFM-National Gallery
of Art Concert: Violinist Diana
Steiner and Pianist Elsa Fielder
play music of Hindemith, Frank
and Creston.
$3.50. WMAL-The Navy Hour:
The United States Navy Band
plays two selections from Bizet's
Carmen" Harmonicist Richard
Balm plays Khachaturian's Sabre
Dance"
$3.50. WRC-Theater Guild on
the Air: Anne Baxter and Joseph
Gotten star in Trial by Forgery"
drama based on the trial of Car
dinal Mindszenty.
9:15. WOL-Don Kramer: ajor
Kramer presents an interview
with Syngman Rhee.
1000. WWDC-District Round
table: People who will take part
in the Inaugural parade and fes-
tivities discuss inauguration Side
lights"
1000, WOL-Georgetown Uni
versity Forum: The topic for dis
cussion is project East River"
11:00, WWDC-Chicago Theater
of the Air: Gloria Lane and Rob-
ert Marshall sing Saint-Saens'
Samson and Delilah."
1880, WTOP Capitol Cloak
room: Eight freshmen senators
Evening star., 1953-01-18

Featured today-and every Sunday
on WTOP at 4:30 PM. Tyrone
Power stars in Freedom, U. S. A., +"
the program that takes you right
inside the U. S. Senate. Warmly
recommended for children, it's
presented as a public service by
the Perpetual Building Association
of Washington and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-01-18

discuss their views on national and
international questions.
1880, WOL-Netherlands Com
posers: The Hague Residentie Or
chestra plays Diepenbrock's Sum-
mernight" and Orthel's Sym
phonia" Concertante for Piano
and Orchestra"
Evening star., 1953-01-18
HOLLYWOOD.


After 25 years Charlie Far
rell finally has made chumps
out of the Hollywood histor-
rians.
Farrell probably would have
gone to his grave resigned to
the erroneous epitaph of
Silent Picture Star" had it
not been for television series
called My Little Margie."
Actually Charlie made about
10 silent pictures as COM
pared with more than 40
talkies.
One of the silents, Seventh
Heaven" is the cause of the
history-book fog. That pic
ture, one of the all-time greats
of the industry, established
Farrell and Janet Gaynor as
the screens top heartbeats.
A Tough Spot
It's not that Charles wants
to forget Seventh Heaven"
but since then he has been as
much identified with that as
Is Edward G.. Robinson with
Little Caesar"
Last summer, Farrell, SO and
silver-thatched, had planned
to take a trip to Europe, even
had the passport. Then Hal
Roach, an old friend, talked
him into going into television.
He became the video father of
"Margie" as played by Winsome
Gale Storm.
The TV film was Farrell's
first appearance before the
cameras in Is years and the
show was assigned the tough
est of Spots-aS summer re-
placement for the top-rated
II Love Lucy"
The critics were not kind
to Farrell and the show. Sew
eral referred to him as the
old-time silent picture star
who never weathered the talkie
revolution and who didn't look
like he could weather the tele-
vision revolution either.
One reviewer said it was nice
Evening star., 1953-01-18
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
MISTAKEN IMPRESSION GIVEN

Editor The Citizen
In the Peoples Forum of Tuesday in the Key West
Citizen there appeared article attacking high salaries
and expenditures of county officials and signed anony
mously by Sonny Boy" Roberts. Would you allow me
the same valuable space in yer Peoples Forum to deny
that this article written by me? Many of my friends
have asked me concerning it.
] am running for city commissioner and my job lies
primarily with the problems of city administration
tend elected to work hard to solve these problems
and these problems only. There is than enough
work to do in the city alone The county problems must
be solved by the county commissioners have fortnight
ly expressed all my opinions city problems and will
continue to do so the coming week.
Thank you for publishing this Qualification which
should set the record straight.
Sincerely,
PAUL ROSS (BLONDIE) ROBERTS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
REASONING QUESTIONED

Editor, The Citizen
After reading the newspaper reports of the various
meetings and discussions the question of the
er line, amazed at the lack of good (oher
than it would be nice to have line of our own) in the
argument for the proposed line.
Frankly think is foolish to just consider this pro-
posa from the standpoint of the ad vaorem and
the inability of the commission to pay off the debts
This at the present time is legislation further the
interests of comparatively few land of large
acreages the Keys
listened to person" state with pride that he as
a member of the Florida Aqueduct Commission ''never
missed meeting of that body. Neither would l, if
lucky enough to be and get the pay which
with the attendance of each meeting.
SometimesI wonder at the pressure which is brought
to bear the feehoder to vote for this issue at this
time also wonder if the pressure the water line is
diminished times in the proportion is possible
How do we know?
Mr.. Ramsey admits he is not happy about the clause
in the bond agreement unlimited ad vaorem tax as
sessments How does he think the average property
er feels?
don't blame the people who may buy the bonds
for insisting on this clause and admire those respon
sbe for the clause in the Act stating that qualified vo
must vote in five members of the new Florida
Aqueduct Commission in February of 1854. Too bad
they didn't insist they to be voted in before this is
sue.
MIR. Ramsey also states that by the time the new
line is completed enough connections would be made
to account for the estimated $4,000 needed before ad
valorem would come into effect And he furthermore
cites engineering studies to back up his claims Also ne
disregards his engineers advice ito build the line
in three states feels would He should
be commended for trying to save few dollars out OF
the millions Some time intend to go into the pitfalls
of engineering data socaed factors. and other misin
formation.
Hire several engineering firms and the result will
be several different sets of engineering data would
So ~
engineers which had financial gain from any angle.
Mr. Ramsey also states that 1--WE have never been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
The SIREN Of SILVER VALLEY
by PAUL EVAN LEHMAN
by PAUL EVAN LEHMAN

others who had been hurt In tha
yard the men who were not On
patrol had gathered around The
clubhouse 20 await the cocks
triangle call 10 supper.
I'd Keever came into the kieheM
and asked. 'How,s he feelin'fs
The pain is gone but he's ter.
rihly worried. IL gals him 10 knew
that the Double d may attack a.
any moment and Gnd him unable
10 help. And he's worried about
Buddy, TOO. I'd. have you heard
from himfs
Hes all right Joined I'd with
Shag and they cut OF The brace
lets and doctored his arm. Shag'o
got several ifivalids In his camp:
seems that SOMEBODY come 20 yeH
payne's aid when they had him
bottled UP in Four-mile Canyon
and Jeif winged two q EN- and
got away clean
Ruth turned 20 the stove 90 that
he would not see the guilt On her
face. TT seemed % me nc Tire time
that trapping Je0 Payne like that
was Q cowardly thing 10 do. Now
I'm not 30 sure. His men charged
Us there in Silverstone while Ne
were punched On the ground. IT'S
about the same thing
"Where'd you hear about Four.
mile Canyonf" asked I'd sharply.
Buddy told me- She added
without turning. That IN, he told
me Shag was planning 10 do iks
"Huhl And somebody" he
broke on abruptly and changed
the subject 'Talkins about Silver
stone. / was there and I ain't 90
sure the Double D was chargin'
Us. Ne and John GOT the sane
bunch right OF. They was COW
boys ridin' TO town on Q Sattiday
afternoon. Mebbe they was SPOIL
In for . fight. but not until they'd
ikkered up q mite first One OF
our boys gets ratified and cuts
loose-and binoo-the wars on.s
She said nothing and after o
short pause he went On. Another
thing that makes me believe they
wasn't chargin' IN b that JeR
wasn't with EN- when The shoOtin'
started"
She turned swiftly. I'D. ars
you sure3"
sSure % I'm standin' here. ]
just don't believe they vas eharE-
In MS. Not that 10 make any di1-
ference, except that they'll hgeee
we started it
That's always tlae trouble
She made q despairing gesture.
Denton II shot and they think h
was the Star; then Shorty Me-
Cabe Is killed by ShAg and We
get the blame; and finally Buddy
goes crazy and shoots yeR Payne
without warning and again the
Star II blamed. And now thi&s
re - ssalinss1)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Hal Boyle
Says

After working for the Mayo Clinic,
she landed q JOB With q small
Minnesota radio station.
81 wrote $50 spot commercial
announcement a week." she re-
called. Sand / also turned out .
daily half-hour woman's show, q
weekly little theater show, q Is
minute farm news program, three
1O-minute plays and two 5-minute
sketches q week"
The pay was SO a month-and
the problem-was trying to find time
to sleep. She still has the same
problem, but the pay is better.
81 wouldn't trade that expert.
ence for a million dollars" she
said. Anyone who want to do any.
thing In radio or Tv can't beat the
training you get In . small town,
where you have 70 learn to dc
everything"
Peg has no feeling the cards are
stacked against q woman In the
ltelevision world.
Except on the business side,
she added, smiling. 1--WE never
managed to learn to add or sub
tract we'll"
/, It rather dismays her that mos
people think of writing as easy
and acting as difficult.
Writing is work to me-ths
acting is fun" she said. People
look on writing as something theS
could do as well as you or better
If they just weren't so busy. Every
body feels he could have been ,
writer If life hadn't sidetracket
him into doing something more i'm
portant."
She glanced down at the paper
with figures totaling her output q
III, SOC, 900 words.
"It's appalling" she said, grin
ming ruefully. plain appalling
lTelevision is a monster. It's in
satiable. 1t just eats your mins
Ialive."
But it shows no signs Of wearing
down Peg Lynch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Chapter IS


Jeff lost no time in getting his
} plan under way. As soon rs
: they arrived at the ranch he sent
Tombstone with several men 10
ride patrol and watch the move
ments Of the Star and ordered the
rest Of the crew to the hills 20 cut
fence posts. This they were 10
continue TO do through Sunday,
all thought Of holidays shelved
until the final blow had been
struck and the STAIRS were driven
from the valley.
JEFF himself was filed with q
cold anger. To him, as to the men.
IL appeared that the Star had de-
liberately ambushed them as they
rode along the street and the in
cident cemented his determine
ton to get right at the job and
speed il to q successful and ruth
less conclusion. -,
He reported to Diana and found
her quite as hard IS was he. Even
now he wondered q bit nc this;
with all her soft beauty and
gentle ways she could be as inn
placable as Q glacier. To him
she was q paradox
Now she said. This Is the last
straw. want you to ride UP there
and drive them out ct the valley.
Today. Before they nave time TO
prepare"
.rhat would be foolish. Diana.
They have as many men as we
and we'd be doing the attacking.
No, that isn't the way. ] have q
better plan. win you leave il TO
me as you said you would?"
She put her hand on his arm In
that familiar gesture Of hers and
said. @Of course. dear. There I
60 again.
The same unreason;ng emotion
which had seized him in the hotel
parlor the very first day he had
met her gripped him now. They
were in the alcove near her desk
and they were alone. He reached
out and took her into his arms,
crushing her to him, kissing her
hair. her forehead and finally her
lips. And she chung to him for q
short space before she pushed
him gently away.
JEFF, why did you do that?S
Because couldn't help It.
darling" He still held her, re-
luctant to let her 20. Diana, you
know I'm crazy about you. Moth
ing else seems to matter. made
up my mind I'd wait until ] could
come to you and lay this damned
valley ut your feet but some
thing stronger than my viii
drives me. Diana, tell me that you
love me! Tell me that and I'll
be satisfied. Tell me that and ]
can 90 out and scatter the STAIRS
and their cattle 30 far In the hills
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

NEW YORK H-All women have
a way with words, but Peg Lynch
has a way of making them pay.
One of the brightest girls In the
big town, she has turned out so
much prose her output makes the
biggest dictionary look like q peck.
ct magazine.
"Some day I'd like to write q
book" she said, and If she really
Iput her mind to it, well-it prob.
ably wouldn't take her more than
a week.
We sat down and figured out how
many words she had authored in
her career as a radio and televi-
sion writer. The total was roughly
IL SOC, 0O0-the equivalent OF 116
books of 100000 words each.
but l still want to write q real
book, or a good Broadway play"
she said wistfully. IF / ever can
find the time"
Time is what Peg has the least
|of. She both writes and plays the
leading role in 'Ethel and Albert, /"
a radio and TV marital comedy
she has kept going for nine years
She spends Sunday and Monday
writing it, and the rest of the weel
endlessly rehearsing and polishing
lit. Her average day begins at :
a. m, and may go until nearly
midnight. She never las q full day
off.
81 have to wash my own hair be
cause / don't have time to 60 to Z
beauty parlor," she said. 81 ever
have to have someone else buy my
clothes for me - and no woman
likes that-because can't take tn.
time off to 60 shopping"
Peg is a slender, friendly bru
lnette who looks just like the kint
of a wife the average guy would
like to come home to, which ex
plains her charm as an actress
She also likes to write about typi
cal married life situations she re
calls from her Midwest days.
She and the late Thomas A. Edi
son have one thing In common
Edison is supposed to have sale
that Genius is 2 PEI cent inspira
ton and 90 per cent perspiration.
Pegs success formula boils dowr
to a simple four-letter word odioul
to most of US daydreamers. An,
way you spell IT it comes out
WORK"
Peg was born in Lincoln, Neb
Her dad died when she was Al
infant. She was reared In Mime
sofa, went TO the state university
wrote and acted in school plays
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Dick
Says

Calling off tonights Football
game might have been because Of
the polio scare. Whether 1t was
or not, I think we can say politely
that it was for Safety reasons. Pro-
badly. Constance just didn't like the
idea Of throwing itself under the
Coneh steam-roller. Those boys %
the High School are playing . pro.
|fessional brand Of footbll this year.
Ineidently. the Douglass Tigers
didn't do bad In their game against
Palmetto last Saturday night. They
lost the game but not because they
didn't try. The Colored folks In the
stands and the boys on the field
really put their heart and soul In
Ito sports. You readers better plan
Ito attend their next II you want -
spend an enjoyable evening.
Voting on the new water pipe.
line Is perhaps the hottest Issue m
Key West. Whether you are for O.
against It, make sure that you 20
Ito the polls and express your opin.
ion. Stay-at-homes are actually
casting against their own opinion.
We have both bad and good news
at Dicks Tire Service for car own.
ers. Az you might have read. "a
major tire companies have uppeA
their prices on new tires. That 3
bad though with the steadily n.
Icreasing cost Of living. I guess q
isn't unexpected.
The good news Is that increased
tire prices pertain only to new tires.
Dicks Tire Service, % Trumaa
Ave-, has Ito own Lodi re-cappina
plant. Our prices on al reeaps WI
remain the same. We don't pretend
that Q recap 10 % good a. Q nev
u. 5. Royal but We do sag fhal
the average car Or truek ownep
win find that these cheaper tiree
are more than satisfactory for No.
nal conditions.
And. because we know The qua.
Ility Of rubber and the wofkman.
ship that We put Into our re-caps.
| we make an uncondltional guarss.
Tee on them just o. you would rel
On new U. S. Royals. Visit us 10.
day or phone 2-zelz.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Dissatisfied Mate
Los ANGELES "A night club

Los ANGELES M--A night club
dancer is seeking q divorce on
testimony that her husband,
bowling alley operator, demanded
that she change her appearance
after they were married In 1875.
Jeanne Alderman told q Super
ior Court Judge Wednesday: HE
wanted me to cut my hair, cap my
teeth and submit to plastic surgery
on my nose"
The Judge indicated be would
grant her q divorce when q prop.
erty settlement Is submitted BY
her and 0lin L. Alderman, the
husband.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Watery Jackpot

GLOUCESTER, Mass. IN - A
I"frogman" photographer dived 4s
feet in q water filled granite
quarry and hit the jackpot Wednes.
day.
william C. Loeffler, In goggles
and fins, found Two slot machines
dumped In prohibition times. When
he brought them to the surface,
out poured ST In quarters and
lnickels.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
BIG CASH FIND

TUCSON, Ariz. B-Carlos Della.
hanty found a bag containing
50, 1886 in cash which had fallen
from an armored car. He returned
it and was told he would receive
$3.50 in rewards.
Delahanty. a truck driver, has
to work at three other part-time
jobs to support his Is children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
LOYALTY ISSUE AT CHICAGO


The issue of loyalty the part of state Democratic
parties, to the national party nominees is sure to be
major of dispute with Democrats in the next few
years because viewpoints held this subject recon-
cilabe. On the hand liberal Democrats from nom
Southern sections of the country cannot how state
party expect to send delegates to national
ton, participate in it, hold official positions there and
then go home and refuse support the candidate nom
mated by majority.
They argue that the party stands for many things,
and group should refuse support the party nom
because the majority decides against that group
issue. The Southerners, however, have different
conception of state party rights just they keeny
sensitive the issue of states rights They point out that
many state delegations to the national convention from
Southern states do not the authoity to bind the
state party to candidates named by the national
ton.
The Liberals Believe sincerely that delegates should
come to national conventions with the win and authority
to support the nominees of the majority They ready
to fight for this principle In so doing however they
might drive out of the party some elements from the
South.
It is unlikely that the two viewpoints be blend
ed despite the free discussion methods adopted at Chi
cago is also likely that several Southern state delega
tons will be refused seats at the next national nominate
ing convention, result of this basic conflict.
There football experts than players.
Sometimes we have urge to throw party. a
certain party.
Now that the beauty contests over, the sweater
girl will have her day.
Now that school is in full swing again, teachers are
again improving their education.
Who tell whether the sun is south of the
equator in this hemisphere at this time?
There can't be much wrong with a country that
consumes six million automobiles in one year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

assured of adequate supply from the Navy Does he
really believe the Navy would shut off the water
supply the City? and other consumers? At least they
would give US some warning
Or they would be advocating this legislation
r. c. GOULET
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes expressions Of The views Of s read
bot HE editor the right delete any items which
considered lbsovs The writer's should be
fair and epnns The letters 400 words and write side
Of HE paper eny Signature 81 the writer accompany the
letters end will be published unless requested otherwise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

that sheyn never nnd their way
She pressed her face against his
snsss oh. Jeh. can you doubt
de stood transfxed for q mo-
ment, JOY yelling up within him
he tried TO talk calmly, nationally
Then youu marry me when this
There was an eternity Of silence
then she slowly raised her golden
mead until the blue eyes were
looking directly into his. "n
give you my answer now will you
promise never 10 mention it again
unhi--until this Is overf"
he bent forward eagerly. Yea!
give you my word, darlingi"
Then this IS IT," She raised her
hips and when he kissed her his
kiss was returned.
She sighed at last and pushed
him away. There, I've done il
But you must never mention II
again until
Il know, darling" He felt very
humble. He took her hand and
raised 1t and kissed the soft pink
palm you've made me lust
about the happiest man alive,
dear: There are 50 many things
I'd Ike to give you and % very
few that ] can
She smiled and the blue eyes
were very soft Il want only one
thing. darling. Silver Valley"
is that anf Lady, consider II
yours"
Jeff returned 10 The ranch Just
- as Sam Cooper and Diana drove
up in q bright buggy that he sup
posed Sam had rented at the Sill
verstone livery corral. He ran
down the steps to help Diana
alight.
She explained briefly. Sam
drove over TO see about some
business and we decided 10 ride
while we discussed it." She
smiled ut him. mot being q horse
woman I've been pretty well
cooped up"
Il should have thought Of Q ride
long before this
But you've been 90 busy
Il have, for q fact" He turned
10 Cooper. while you're here,
I'd like to explain what have In
mind"
Good idea,s approved Cooper.
and they went up on the gallery
and sat down and he told them
what he planned to do.
TIP at the Star ranch. Ruth
" moved quietly about In the
kitchen preparing supper for her
self and her injured father. The
doctor had been out and had set
the broken arm and leg and had
patched up the wounds of the