The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 3, 1945, Page 4

ri Be seme ete a PARIS GIRLS WANT Gl FUN NOT MARRIAGE Hundred Families” of France are listed there. meets girl in Paris it doesn’t al-! listed all the facts concerning her ways end in a life-long romance. |—Htes on her age, personal ap- arance and qualities as hostess. Most of the meetings which take Tye notes are coolly business-like @ Tommy or GI gets! (i¢ sometimes cruel) but the book leave in the gay city | containing them is carefully lock- _ and few ed away. One I saw listed as “not behind. pretty but very gay and talka- hospitality centers, ' tive.” a whole series of i TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Temperature data for the 24 hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- jood 'ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. t Highest last 24 hours last night i i i! i TAT a SFE gil £.9E 3 t here | Jacksonville___94 Kansas City__.79 KEY ? # Ti hd lity Hliit it } haps with his wife and and seek out used to take & F sf fit i how they of all the girls entertain the troops. from daughters of ters of ambas- iH eH ‘ Against each girl’s name rah ifind myself interviewing a re- long to top-notch French society and ®@ few names of the famous HH : ”” Classified E*“xcuse me, can you tell me the quickest way to the station?” “Run, man.” Column ANDREWS’ DARK, WHITEWASHED PAST HOLLYWOOD, July 3—Of ne- cessity a Hollywood reporter deals to a great extent with press FORECAST West the active ot agents. Imagine my chagrin to} Key West and vicinity: Partly|a 5% pound girl on June 18th to cloudy this afternoon, tonight and|Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald Wednesday with widely scattered|in Auburn, Wash. Mrs. MacDon- eee — thunder hey gen-|ald, was formerly Miss Miriam tle vari, i - called reforming. ee ariable winds, mostly east Lome Porssiceey of Mrs. Ray- He was Dana Andrews. Not) Fioyida: Partly cloudy this aft- Mrs. Baker left here in May only was he once a press agent,|ernoon, tonight and Wednesday,|t9 spend some time with her but he is now playing one in| widely scattered showers and daughter and family. The little Fallen Angel.” The character is| thunder storms, mostly during|one has been given the name of somewhat of a no-good and it is; #fternoons and early evenings. [miriam Louise. Both mother and possible that the Screen Publicists) Jacksonville through Florida}paby are reported to be getting Guild will rise up in wrath at! Straits and East Gulf: Gentle var-| along nicely. such slander of their profession. | iable winds, mostly easterly over Dana explained that when he|south portion and westerly over HANCOCKS HAVE SON lived in Huntsville, Tex., he had/north portion this afternoon, to- p the job of publicizing pictures at|night and Wednesday; weather Word has been received by the old Dorothy Theatre, now/partly cloudy with widely scatter-|Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Riggs an- called the Life. Often his exploits} ed showers. nouncing the birth of a 10% Ib. landed him in trouble. “Once I was advertising the; picture ‘Dirigible’,” he related. ings displayed. “So I got a bucket of whitewash WEATHER REPORT and painted the name of the pic-| Key West, Fla. July 3, 1945 ture all over the sidewalks and) Observation taxen at 8:30 a. m. buildings.” | |Eastern War Time. (City Office.) His stunt sold the picture all formed press: agent; that is, if turning into an actor could be No small craft or storm warn-|Hancock of Orange, California, The new arrival has been given the name of Steven James Han- cock. Mrs. Hancock was formerly Te right, but it cost the theatre man-) Highest last 24 hours _. 85 agement a $50 fine for defacing} Lowest last night bee public property. 4 Mean Ba - 80 While Dana was attending Sam|Normal _ mer Houston Teachers’ College in Huntsville he helped support him-} Precipitati self by publicizing the school’s) Rainfall, 24 hours ending stage productions. __| 8:30 a. m.; inches 0.71 “Once the school was putting rota) rainfall since July 1; on the play ‘The Goose Hangs| inches ; 071 High. I dreamed up a terrific) pycess since July 1; stunt for it. We strung a rope: ‘inches z _ 0.43 across Main street and hung a) pota} rainfall since Jan. 1; cage on it with a g iste. to ches _ 6.53 “The only trouble was that the Deficiency since January kid who was supposed to feed the goose forgot to and it died. Then; the SPCA got after us. | | inches Petals Ets Ton.orrow’s Almanac Jacksonville to Apalachicola:|boy to Sgt. and Mrs. Edward J.) Clerk: “Could you raise my sal- ary next week, sir? Boss: Well, 'me managed to do it for the past three ‘years, so £ think it will be pussible next week, MODERN Grandma: Would you like to roundabout, dear? Modern Child: I don’t really |mind, if it will amuse you.” }Miss Gloria Riggs. Mother and baby are doing nicely. | Visiting Mrs. Hancock, is her ‘sister, Norma Riggs, who will re- (main for the summer. On her return to Key West, Miss Riggs will then visit friends in Bryson, Texas, MALARIA | CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH Liquip for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Two noTets 1 VJ A Mi Porctan prices 666 : only as directed di e that iad hee at Sunrise 6:42 a.m.} LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY wie ee ea ane . 8:21 pm. : be a movie actor. He had rigged Meccavies : 3:38 aie Rates ROOMS Write or Wire up a phonograph device w could supply sound effects for silent pictures at the Dorothy. Because Dana operated the c| Moonset _ 3:32 p.m. Tomorrow's Tides FORD HOTEL “WITH BATH and TELEPHONE PERSHING HOTEL 226 N.E. Ist Avenue 100 Rooms - Elevator go to the fair and ride in the: eocccccccccecoooeoosese® SOCIETY eecccccccoascoaqeoeooee® Of Engagement pid coe ae Mrs, Rita Ovide announces the engagement and approaching marriage of “her daughter, Jose- phine, to Millard F. Sawyer. The marriage will take place 'm. at the Catholic Rectory. drying. 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Return to Mrs. Evelyn Chambers, 1212 ; sa | (Naval Base) chine he had to see the pi ures| High Tis Low Tide | Posey Aer Over SA OVE Tne! at S:S8 am. ie 80 Rooms - Elevator WAS CN GLOse NLD Une. picture: Su 6:58 p.m. 12:41 p.m. | Solarium on the next few times he observ- | ed the actors and realized what a cinch it was to act. | After many lean years, Dana achieved — succ has _ finally | Since “Laura” he signed a new STRAND THEATER contract with Sam Goldwyn. and Subscribe to The Citizen. 20th Century-Fox which will net . him $1,500,000 in seven years. No|, _ BOBHOPEin == agent's fees, no options, no lay-,“Prineess and the Pirate’ Coming: “Pan Americana” No more press agenting. | offs. | | | SHOOTS SELF A NECKPIECE “VILLA RIDGE, nh — When| MONROE THEATER Mrs. E. L. Cain saw a large gray | ROY ROGERS in fox prowling in her chicken yard, she called Mrs. none B. 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And One Dearest of All! eS The fiags of the United Nations are the banners of liberty, carrying freedom brightly around the world. And among them gallantly flies our own red, white, and blue—inspiring us to be ever true to the principles and traditions it repre- sents, Xm KEY WEST TRANSIT COMPANY, Ine. Phone 1057 J. W. Sellers. Manager JULY 4th 1945