The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 26, 1953, Page 10

TLANT, cesebical BILL GIBB starring Ozzie and Harriet Nelson Ee FF Ae | cg eustian oe (end Se ae seman, Bete and improved aid in relieving] “I’m Just A Steering Wheel” —|0d Ricky, marked the first time! i E ails Fe Re Ly itl ral id Hi Al Fe E E i : i : He if bi E F so that the doctor can swing the “angle worm” in any direction he desires, Thus, the doctors said, the en- tire tube can be guided, much like: & crawling worm, along the tricky pathway. ‘The procedure is observed by an X-ray fluoroscope. =e f a ee ii SE 2 € 2 : : & H to Peyton Morgan, a 73- of Lynchburg, who s, wi suc: they said, after they had ent Te- Hab elie pen! told a the device bas been em- in a number hi i i jl ! : é in . But, he added, there is still a “find §an’s work and put instru- Colf Comedy Set For Strand | T'was made for pleasure and|°O™edy and dra “ ithe year, will be shown tomorrow) ot Mer mentland Wednesday at the Islander| w, ae : Fe {| ag Hy ; gS li #f fs 5 F g se : 3 § & F g ii 3 ? tf i i : Fit F 2 g = 4 = FEE Ee qk é : : i [ ree 3 E rt f B Hi & E g LA 24 BE § z eget te Fiagek Hilp coll s v and Harriet Hilliard went to "oso abapmeers aees e ae Dyed [ston peng sagen bagee o ahe I’m sensitive. I respond instantly|™2"¢e me to the hands you give me. Give me perce 1935, in their qositinans On calm hands, steady hands, careful} sergrsin se yp the aryl] hands. . .and I’m your friend. But “The Ad aa minded hands, reckless hands. . .| O21 was born ra Jersey City, toen 1'm your enemy, & menace tOlwew Jersey, and Harriet is a ns. the life, the happiness, the future of|..°™ Ys ten a Bee levery person, every youngster rid-| other was a star of musical ing, walking, playing. scmatie ‘ack cad >», |Harriet was carried on stage when usefulness, Keep me that way. I'm/sne was six weeks olf for her first your . he was three years old a —— * om Bait ala te she played her first speaking part } « are the lord and master of a mir-|/> (Mrs Wiges of the Cabbage acle. . .or a tragedy. Both Ozzie and Harriet have It's up to you, worked in several motion pictures ec eee but “Here Come the Nelsons” was “Young Bess” directed by Frederick de Cordova ToShow At (Congress Will | he Driven Resist Hiding The Drivetin Of Foreign Aid Technicolor productions of Page By JACK BELL TON \M—Sen. Bridges Theatre, with’ a distinguished cast|(R-NH) said today Congress will lof stars headed by Jean Simmons,|resist any “camouflage” consoli- Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerridation of foreign arms assistance land Charles Laughton. with the regular military budget. Based on the novel by Margaret] Bridges, who heads the Senate ‘Irwin, “Young Bess” unfolds a tions Committee, said in dramatic narrative of the live and|an interview be is going to insist love of the girl who became Eng-|that military leaders break down lland’s Queen at the age of twenty-jany over-all defense budget to five. Against spectacular and eolor-/show what portion ful backgrounds of Tudor England, will get. | ithe story traces the childhood of} “I don’t believe Congress the unwanted Princess whose mo-|Willing to sacrifice Hi £ supplies needed by our own forces tire Family = Fund Set Up {Mother Accepts Honor For Son tion-|times jnando Luis Garcia. The 22-year- Page 0 = THE KEY <SsT CITIZEN Monday, October 26, 1959 MALONE, N. Y. @ — 4 Gould kept forgetting to feed the! UTUADO, Puerto Rico u# — Ajrepresentative of President Eisen- parking meter and the police kept! ening Puerto Rican mother,|hower to make the award at City handing out tickets. He complain- Petra Ledesma Garcia, re (Hall. It was the first time the oa Set. George Kositch came » bari ecuaay tae apa os Medal of Honor had gone to a the solution that moved Gould |cei Inited States’ | p i vi¢eman, write: {highest award, the Medal of Hon-|/ Ue"? Rican serviceman Inside my car you'll find at all F her son, Marine Pvt. woe PRE For Ref meee fe N old soldier was killed in Korea} A holder filled with nickels and 5 | PARIS W—The American Joint dimes; ee Chine ee threw his body nsstetbution Committee said today Although I'm not the kind that other soldier's life. jit has budgeted $27,372,000 to bring ' | Maj. Gen. Albert D. Cooley,/urgently needed aid to Jewish ref- Use it — I’m running out of commander of the 3rd Marine Air-/ugees of Europe, North Africa and dollars. jeraft Wing, flew here as a special'Israel in 1954. New Way — _ ome a For Quick Meals! * «+. Tasty Sliced Fresh Sliced! Cc %LB.PKG. «4... Quantity Rights Reserved _ Libby’s Fancy CORNED PORK CHOPS BE F a i A § 4 — End Cuts Center Cuts \ Libby's Fancy PINEAPPLE . 39c rs 79¢ J uy a CS z a They're Lean ee eee ! 0x Com CALF LIVER wetter: Ib. 49c | Campbell's New Pack TOMATO GR'ND BEEF Si" 4 ths, 9c No. 1 “pire's* WIENERS ¥ = & Ay [@ ; 3 Cans cot0 SEALBIG BOLOGNA .,, Udy 49 Golden Harvest---No. 303 Cans Tomatoes 3 wy 1 Libby’s Halves or Sliced Ee Cans LVEETA ¢ Cheese 2-LB. LOAF , PEACHES 2 ‘Those two zany ambassadors of/ther had been heheaded by her f: uproarious merriment, Dean May-|ther, Henry VIII, shows her as i ; again, This time it's Paramount’s| scrupulous political plotters, la she tin and Jerry Lewis, are at itlgrows up to become the foll of un-| extagen said. “There must be fair brand new laugh-a-minute package of celluloid entitled “The Caddy,” and it is due to open. next Wed-| nesday at the Strand Theatre. In| “The Caddy,” Dean and Jerry take to the golf course for their un-' bridled, irrepressible type of hu- mor, They are seen as two young men who would rather play golf! than work. Jerry is the superior golfer but he gets stage freight every time he has to play before a gallery, so he teaches Dean the finer points of the game. In no time at all the latter becomes a top!hits as “Great Expectations,”| There have been demands for performer, with Jerry relegated to}«Trio” and, most recently, “And-\drastie cuts in the foreign aid pro- the duties of his caddy. When Dean, who by now is the; darling of the country club set, gets a swelled head he and Jerry have} a falling out. However this quarrel is happily smoothed over before the final fade-out. Naturally, all of this is punctuated with some of! the typical Jerry and Dean mon- key-shines plus a liberal sprinkling of melody and romance. Supplying the love interest are Donna Reed and Barbara Bates, who head the large supporting cast which among others includes Jose-| ph Calleia and Fred Clark. In add- ition to these players, “The Cad- dy” utilizes the services of such professional golfers, all of whom play themselves, as Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Jimmy Thomson, Ju- lius Boros and Byron Nelson. Tom Harmon, the famous sports figure, | Portrays a tournament announcer. Carefully prepared, thoughtfully: written by Edmund Hartman, Dan-| ny Arnold and Ken Englund, three of today’s sharpest comedy con- structionists, “The Caddy” was Produced by Paul Jones and direct- ed with all the skill which Nor- man Taurog, one of Hollywood's! greatest film mentors, could sum- mon. From all advanced the efforts of all who were involved in the production of “The Caddy” will not go unrewarded, for ad- vanced audiences have been ec-| stac fn their praises for the Dic- ture, It is being hailed as the fin- est, funniest, most entertaining! Martin and Lewis picture to have! yet been made—needless to say, “The Caddy” is eagerly awaited reports, lof setting a fire Oct. 8 in a garden iets her. impassioned love affair|‘ance an fae hemdooee Thomas 1S lpone exactly wi mour, Britain’s great naval {going 3 and concludes with the triumphant! 1 genet inur grag coe & defeat of her enemies and her cided maittayy emergence as the young Queen who; aid ah tat the sepa was to become one of the greatest! al ot igi reese Let monarchs in English history, ” budg aj request. The role of Young Bess is play- ‘While Bridges didn’t say 30 di- ed by Jean Simmons, making hetirectly, he evidently shared a sus. first appearance on the M-G-M lot./picion’ of some of his colleagues One of the screen’s most popular|that this move was designed pri- stars on both sides of the Atlantic,/marily to make foreign arms out-' Miss Simmons has scored in suchilays more palatable to Congress. rocles and the Lion.” Stewart Granger, who hasjover fought his way across the scfeen/ought in such romantic action pictures/tional as “Scaramouche” and “The Pri-| The soner of Zenda,” has another color-/Over the weekend that free world ful role as the Admiral who be-|na' too from comes romantically involved with|the day when they will no longer Young Bess. (Of interest is the|2eed America’s economic help. In ; Extra Fancy York APPLES 5 Lb. 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