The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 22, 1952, Page 6

CITIZEN Page 6 y 22 THE KEY WEST Tue y. Ja Religious Services At Naval ¢ ‘hapel < Key Florida, by F: SERVICES BEING HELD in the NAS chapel Shake Your Hand’ Privileged To es BRITISH PREMIER WINSTON CHURCHILL shakes hands with Pvt York City, as he meets a group of Americans wo unded in Korea in Was upon his departure for New York and England. Behind Churchill are t Mrs. Barkley. The British leader told the wounded men: “I have felt 5 hands.” Embarrassing Moment For Egyptian ‘Cops’ ae ns. Official U. ‘ather Edw Navy Photo | iO. Riley 'sophical overtone for those TENNE E WILLIAMS’ (Continued From Page One) pulse quivering, taut as a bow- string as the with saga carries It’s the tears, along scope and penetration gamut of laughter high tension a runs and jheartbreak and comedy, realism, and for a time it seems as if she j idealism, violence and comp: sion, lustiness and tenderness, all | gallant suitor. But philo- who comrelling. There is even demand a reckoning for wrong- doing: those who bruise their fellow beings and their own heri- tage someday reach the end of death of of the line when the trolley existence reaches final destiny Vivien Leigh is superb in the psychologic study of a once beautiful Southern belle, vai and ambitious, now given to fus sy dresses, not-so-fussy tippling and a ghost ridden past. What spectres haunt h revealed as her past is unveiled In the genesis moments she shown with hints of the paranoic a furtive creature who scuttles away from bright lights and s shine. She assumes an exaggerat- ed air of refinement; tries to im- press others with pseudo-culture. lurid trail ¢ is But life in the brawling sur roundings of a nightmarish — sec- tion of New Orleans where she moves in a poor relation, only heightens her sense of self-guilt and touches the old scars with tacid. Her patient, compassionate sister Stella is played by Kim Hunter, ex-Miami girl, with fine polish. Dynamic is the word for Marlon Brando's interpretation of the animalistic, childish lout who lights the fuse for ultimate destruction. The combined | tal- ents of all minor actors and the () Wirephoto New ation Vice President and privileged to shake your Heanue, Michael hington’s Union S he SS UP) Wirephoto HANDS CLASPED ON HEADS. i olicemen rounded up by British sol- diers in Fl-H i re € rted to a detent t \ rmed 4 e British troops were searching for snipers wt ‘ ny them in the controversial Suez Canal 2 FOX GAINS CONTRO! EIGHT UNEMPLOYED There are at least 69 different (Continued From Page One) dontinued trom Page One | kinds of sait voting control which he i] ull cigar fact anticipat ercis ed twik ry and July © ed I robably be saying he plans no ct two weeks before « syenent gets agament of the 1 dawn to ahiws “ihe INFORMATION - TICKETS pany and would f \ si ferenee with Walter PM 4 SEABOARD Western Unior Fest ane RAILROAD At the annual aera : TICKET OFFICE Fox disclosed he then he se 60,000 shares of ste AGENTS stock, and since re ele ALL SCHEDULED= has lbeen actively buyit Political AIRLINES uncements oe ee Anno MARY plus $4,800 available terim budget ar by private donat With the const the city will have ¢ $107,165 this year Yor baset the Island City ner In northeastern Iran, in the called “Belt Cave erlooking the Caspian Sea, the bone Stone Age people re un 1951 Clerk cf Circuit C EARL R. ADAMS For County Tax Assessor se, CLAUDE A. GANDOLFO three tin For State Representative BERNIE €. PAPY HAVANA NASSAU WEST INDIES HAVANA ROUND TRIP AIR $20.00 TOURS FROM $42.50 TRAVEL AGENCY © SOUTHARD STREET Opposite Greyhound, Bus Station PHONE 298 Here is the most p most fic the m autom e engine ever 6 car, Hts power increase alone i THE NEW 190 H. P. CADILLAC ENGINE st durable, and the almost 20%—and its r, larger exhaust valves, jal exhaust system make ic performers of all time. BILLION DOLLAR (Continued From Page One) services and 10% bi lion for for- id civilian spending aumospheric photograchy add t the score of symphonic perfec- tion. Blanche of the fluffy clothes and the fuzzy mind, waivers be- Ne ws Chief eign military This woulda mean using 60 cents tween reality and a dream- world of her own, tries adjust- out of every dollar to build up ment in her own pathetic way U. S. military power with a good portion of 13 additional cents in can begin again with a crudely each dollar going to bolster the ? ne eighe: military ower of her allies. Other eseboaige nee — Horoughy sae related expenditures, such as de- at a ae ee fense mobilization and civilian de- ing and ruins her last chance for decency. It’s a sort of poetic justice. Revelation is made of the fense, would add another three cents from each dollar to the costs of security Blanche’s young hus- Mr. Truman said the increased band years before, an_ idealistic military expenditures would help youth who shot himself through finance: A 100,000 - man inerease the mouth at a dance when in the armed forces, to 3,700,000 by Blanche told him she wanted June, 1953 boost in the Air iterial things, not poetry or Force, from 9) to 143 wings; asic, or his love. jother division for the Army, from 20 to 21; expanding the Ma- rines from two divisions to three, touches and lines to the terri- There be long remembered: ble loneliness of the unloved; the and increasing naval forces from wild scene when the husband 380 to 408 combat ships and from ! discovers the fripperies and 14 to 16 large carrier groups, stimated military expenditures tawdy finery of his wife’s sister; the stumbling courtship of the) EDWARD R. TRAPNELL the fiscal year 1952 will be wartime buddy who believes) (above), former Memphis news- 7 000 000. c Blanche is white as she paints!) ‘paper man, has been named Vinson said the new shipbuilding herself for a time; the poker-| head of a new nine-man gov- , Program was necessary to ‘keep playing sets; the symbolic sha-| ernment committee to dete our Navy in ste with new develop- dow of the old woman who sells} ine what information fec atealea oui Replace OUR oEDAOE: flow ers for the dead; the glimps agencies may release for pub- He gave no details of the nuclear es of teeming nightlife; the) lication. Trapnell, 41, a VMI | yowered submarine but said it laughable but terrible quarrels) graduate would be provided with “full sub- and the passionate reunions of! ciate director of 1 marine attack capabilities.” He men and women; the splintered’ services of the Atomic Energy | also declined to estimate the cost. shot of the mirror broken on the | Commission. A second nuclear underwater night the brutish husband at- _ 2 craft was authorized after con- tacks Blanche and brings about e goes quietly, she “is tracts were let to begin building the final shattering of her mind:+ vaiking with strangers.” the Navy's initial vessel of this the line in which she says, “I This is not a happy picture. type. 5 never lied. . . in my heart” and | But it is life sliced to show the | ine bill would authorize con-; the last touching gesture in rind, the pulp, the core. There struction of another submarine, the lum attendant leads her away; | was another playwr t who used first radar picket underwater craft ed chivalry of the asylum this method. His name was Wil- —designed to provide an air screen attendant as leads Blanche he liam Shakespeare for a carrier striking force. 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