The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1952, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thureday, February 14, ¢€ Russ Brown ,An Unexpected Obstacle At Navy Show We 14 Labeled As Hollywood's Fattest, Funniest Singing Comedian | Russ Brown, the original | Five by Pive, Star of Stage, Seren radio and television and Holly- funniest singing comedian will make a personal ap- | pearance in Key West at the Naval | Station theatre on Februbry 21 and 22 at 8 p. m. On February 23, he { will perform at the Chief's Club at | the station, and later in the even- |ing at the Fort Tayler Officers’ This ace entertainer is a veteran } of the entertainment cireuits, hav- | ing had parts in various films and | | hawng appeared on radio and TV His nickname “Mr. Five By Five’ ‘comes in for two | reasons. Pirst, Russ is about that proportion and secondly, he was) the author of the lyrics of the song » SILLY SIMPKING. Jonesboro, Ark.. combat veteran. lands at Camp Drum, N. Y., during mass parachute Snowfall taking place at the northern New Y« He also had 4 hand in the musi. cal compositions “Short, Fat Where Do 1 go F, You Can't hold a tlemory In Your and. “I'd Like to dave a igt . ’ . , Strange and ecculi methods are ecient op ou ngs ai S's eh he (a igce..|Congressional Commitiee And lto producer was a long, hard Brown bas appep pull ave lates how “an influential leop-ijy to find husbands. For ¥ Open “Toast of the “At first, everybody told us the ’ which was a big we were told that the was too fresh and grim in ‘s minds, and they wouldn't comedy about the war. were told that another war i io E 5 Brown puts on a eis @ oquist, his show is kept telling the jhe uses the “bring us the next play! . . But the boys still had their first play and ar to have it produced for at the Lamb's Club. | .)., . who had expresed io the play, was in uudience. He became enthus. od in a jastic and produced and directed ea me the show for Broadway. it was an i 3: = pened eae jtions of Internal Revenue Bureau | an: Pour y other group act im Ne Aw} But that night one of the sus-| Be Initiated ltax sandals | York or anywhere else. Dualap Service angle—a major part of the his, voice |Pects felt deathly il! and called | | Rep. King (D.Calif.) said his | sid the files whisked away ‘rom plan of war camp and a lively career because z s i iman with the tongue-twist. we'll call him Triz— operator on a B24 war. His plane was Austria and he was i z sings and dances, pEE : i Stalag 17, near Krems, GLENDALE, Calif, ®—~"If I had life to life over agai? Cer 1d & ings differently. But I'd start back » few years.” Dick Contino, the one-time sen, sation of the accordion, was pon- dering his past mistakes. He tas io the fim | hed plenty of time to do so, since hit and | he has made no professional ap- ~earances singe a year ago. career cathe WH an abrupt halt when he failed to report for Army their life under en . But not Triz. He re the humorous things L happened. Together with Prisoner, Donald Beaven, ’ Play and called it, for lack of » better title, “Stalag 19.” ee i sk Fis2F x3 itBii : i | ? f i ! = k H - a ? at H if 8 ¥ 3 H ‘i si% + i rE ff i i 3 H if z . i ini iy Ss i =F “i it iH i i i : i : i i E : i ieee: c z : ¥ = i i ili Hea FJ F 3 : t i Hi a i i : fr i “9 3 i : : | i het FE de E i e AMILIAR CEREMONY 1952 St. Louis Browns contract as club 3 i held pact anc estimated he has « in Career THER WH! tie mention of the » ii Speaks Here Sun. Trouble Reported Near ‘Red’ MOSCOW iF — The Soviet press! jteday reported trouble at twol points along Communist China's! long border / In further reports from Burma Anes Gun Carriage Carried The King's Casket Kong and accused of turning its colony into advance base for American wor THE REV. ALVA 8B. MILLER. Methodist pastor of Sebring Ohio, will be the evangelist Marriage Mart Speaker at the Fleming Street Kong. The pa the British z Methodist Church, Sunday, | PRANKFURT, Germany (” iisen) Wi ais teal February 24th Salesgirls who are 24 have the be: chance to get married in| A THIRTEEN-POUND GUN AND LIMBER of + K rtille unbles th | Germany, which has a surplus of; =“ Ga f Sandringham House va » 7 arriage, ridden ‘Strange Methods — 2200.900 women. Young house-| three gunners of the King’s Troop and dra . se cdetdidion wn | ‘ maids run a ¢lose second in nup | of King George VI from Sandringham + GA farerel rain wil "Sol illi ' tial prospects, a survey by the} the body to Lon 4 you’ |. JOIVE ings West German Statistical Burea ae indicates’ But the bureau esti es KHARTOUM, Sudan (P— mates that 1,000,000 German isctionn v4, baek John A. Malone, ont chief of the Income msdn het nt ie Na fee Nona", es] LROasUry Department Clash se ae of two tribesmen liable to be a lonely existence. spiting to defraud the gover, 2 A number of suspects were) Over 40, demand again Dicks | Bi ] (0 I Ms : ’ ent |gathered and a black * goat! up. A well-groomed widow with itter y ver nvestigations Chairman MeCleilan (DB. 4 | Haughtered while the suspects | an apartment of her own is sure . of the Senate Expenditures }drank the milk from one of the | fire to receive proposals. WASHINGTON — A congres- that the Treasu: mutec. whieh. le ¥| dead men’s cows. No one refused | | sional committee and the Treasury | head off the King q President's plan to the tax buresu, putting all , tp commissioner under y ie said he was against ficial Sudan Monthly Record re-| who are 22 and 18 are most like- | —— jthe milk or confessed after} +4 I De riment cl , | drinking it--as should have hap-/| Elks Class Will \ Gute tener aoa teen’ Lotanee lass Bt ee | bitterly today over twin investiga-| delay its own invesiigat |New York belong for the leopard-skin chief. He) | subcommittee digging into tax af e Interne! Malone. indicted in San removed the “spell”, the man| 4 class of 10 members will be| iis has “clear evidence’ the | Revenue Bureau and not the sup-/¢o Wednesday night is 9 of | ini inte the side degree of 4 i Rost and confessed, The wg aan & 6 ; Treasury called a sudden hearing committee Williom Malone. says guilt was later es Lodge jin New York Monday to stifle his| The explosion of the simmering frele Democrat. He was tablished legally. i eee ~ of the | 2T0Up's investigation there, set for |feud between the House unit and ally charged with a | side ; nado, chair mid-March. the Treasury highlighted other °** ed ; - excise tax Price Vie | that os a oo ae Th . i ~4 King issued a sharply worded Revenue Bureau ¢eveloomnts ‘5 veld gecaties. bd ator | wilh be Bote. re ‘i 4 at” statement in San Francisco, where ‘'uding new resignations, an in Malone was the fourth ty a os Dinner will be served after the | bis subcommittee is making an on, dictment, an arrest, and growing ‘cia! of the San Francisco Is Fined | programe. the-spot investigation of Internal | ¢titicism of President Truman's (© be indicted. A previous | Revenue affairs in that area, say as to reshuffle the organization oe et 7 ing the Trea: broke an agree- 4 sudden new coast-to-roast es G. Smyth, two SIRQAPORE UP) Uestin the Old Movies | eet by ordering the Mew York @arsup: s, and ® San Franeiseo od ceilings in this British co- | varing. 1, Frank Scofield, veteran Intern. “°Y 0 Conspiracy charges. can be an expensive busi- T Ri A ° | He also said certain documents al Revenue collector for South Tox ness oRun Again Whisked out of New York and away as, resigned Wednesday, Officials The proprietor of a small cafe from Treasury officials involved here said he was asked to resign in a Singapore amusement park} NEW YORK (#)——Television | persons of national importance” his wife said he quit volunter ly was fined $133 for chatging 20 |having revived old motion ic-| and they would remain in the safe- He was the seventh of the nation’s cents for a cup of coffee. The | tures, film theaters have begu® | keeping of the House sergeant at 64 regional tax collectors io leave maximum controlled price for a) to show ifterest in re-runs. Sev-|arms “pending further clarifica- office in less than « year. in all Cup of coffee is abait one Amer- | eral instances have been report- tion of the situation.” 166 tax employes were tired or fean dime ed where neighborhood and oth-| His statement contradicted as- ousted last year, 60 for dishonesty jer theaters have put on special | sertions made Wednesday by See-| 2. Theodore J. Naumann, deputy Se is the stamp- | “film festivals” restricted to pic- | retary of the Treasury Snyder and collector at Minot, N. D., was os ag ot nae otters, tures that long since have been Tax Commissioner John B. Dunlap. ed for alleged irregularities ter o REFRIG! GRAND New ‘ and deer. off the current list. 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