The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 8, 1954, Page 5

Runaway Kids SAN FRANCISCO » — A 13- year-old boy and his 9-year-old sis- ter, whose Japanese stepmother was described as a “timid soul who cannot punish children,”. are home after a week of outdoor liv- ba in San Francisco’s parks. and Clarinda Coutouri- @, children of Army W. 0. Eugene A. Coutourier, were taken home by police yesterday. They had run away a week ago, just a day be- fore Coutourier came home from Korea on emergency leave. The children had run away earli- er in August and their stepmother, Mrs. lirko Coutourier,. called her husband home. The youngsters spent last week sleeping in parks, eating with new- found-friends, and avoiding search- ing policemen. “We played on the swings in the parks during the day and climbed In Good Weather Or Bad- You Will Find Our Drive-in Window Most Convenient You don’t have to leave your car to use the Drive-In. Entrance on Front St.—Exit ‘on Duval St. Open Monday 9:30 A.M. to 2 P.M. Open Monday P.M. for those who can’t come in regular hours. Bank the THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT KEY WEST Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your Friendly. Community Bank Right t8 Your Wigwam! Are Back Home [Stirring Drama pretty-cold:” °° ‘ i é Nor, nd thet someone wud War At Drive-In sive Claripda*a'quirter ora dime,| 0 "They se at he beac op may.{ EVeng Pont comes Michael Fe They ate at the homes of play-| sions stirring drama with-an equal- wae. thborbeod: children. | ‘woman They. . Almost-:Lunched.” Coutourier said” his wife; whom| a hard-fighting, romantic and sus- he married.in Japan. after the ehil- story, with a western Ci- dren’s ..mother“died, -is.“‘a ‘timid | vil War patkgrouad this Republic soul.” ekper fet Act picture, .Wwhich opens ‘tomorrow at “T guess-Ronaldo took advantage | the Islander Theatre, has been giv- of her. Japanese mothers ne |-eh an impressive star cast in John their children’ with persuasion and | Lund, Brian Donlevy,. Audrey Tot- kindness :and, never -hurt them. | ter-and Joan Leslie. Be eg Mey gg along fine ‘befor fins — cinema fare oS takes ‘pando ‘ ” a border towm:.at height e ee _ Civil War.; The action. revolves a- pound a lead mine which supplies the Union Army with material for war. Although the mine supplies the bluecoats and is operated by a hardbitten Amazon woman, Ni- na Varela, the border city adja- cent_to the mine is neutral and its. citizens intend to keep it that way even if it means stringing up a man or woman by a rope from the nearest tree. Director Allan Dwan has keyed this production to a high excite- ment’pitch throughout with out- standing performances contributed by the stars. and supporting cast which includes’ Jim Davis, Reed Hadley, Ann Savage, Virginia Christine, Marilyn Lindsey and a host of the screen’s foremost play- ers, “Peregrina” At San Carlos Today The Spanish - language movie be- ing shown today at the San Carlos Theatre is ‘‘Peregrina,” an excit- ing adventure story, starring Jorge Mistral’ and Lilia del Valle. The tropical Yucatan jungles serve as. setting for the story, with Miss Del Valle portraying a on blonde beauty who is the be- ed of three men. A mysterious murdering monster that stalks the night adds to the background, SMART. FIGHTERS NEW YORK # — A team of three psychologists report that tests. given to- front-line U.S. in- fantrymen in Korea show that out- standing combat troops have high- er intelligence than poor fighters. Medical reports show most dog madness occurs in spring and fall and not in summer “dog days.” afternoon, 3 - 5 banking Easy Way ei 1 § V7, sda Dr. Salk Sees Promise In Polio Vaccine By WEBB MCKINLEY ROME ® — Dr. Jonas E. Salk, whose polio vaccine is undergoing one of medical history’s most closely watched tests; report- ed ‘today that man eventually may gain long-term immunity against Pollo from as little as two injec- The young bacteriologist from the University of Pittsburgh sub- mitted his eagerly awaited re- Port to physicians and scientists of 49 nations, gathered in Rome for the International Poliomyelitis Congress, Salk developed the vaccine which has been given to 425,000 children in the United States in a| massive trial supported by the National Foundation for Infantile Paraly- sis. Its effectiveness will not be known definitely until next March, when the field test results evaluated’ and announced by Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. of the Uni- versity of Michigan, Salk’s former mentor and also a delegate at the congress. But Salk reported there already is evidence that the vaccine gen- erates antibodies — virus-fighting Particles — in the blood streams of vaccinated persons. He said they are equal to antibodies found in the blood of persons who have recovered from the disease, “The indications are that such can be accomplished with as few as two injections,” he reported, “provided the potency of the vac- cine and the interval (between shots) are both adequate.” It is still not certain how long the effect of the vaccine will last, Salk said, adding: “That there is still much to be learned is clear indeed. Neverthe- less, it does appear . .°. that by suitable manipulation of the dose of vaccine and of the intervals be- tween inoculations, it should be Possible with relatively few injec- tions properly spa to provide long-term. immunity.’ Salk said he and his associates now are trying to find out what is the shortest effective time between inoculations, “In man,” he said, “it is clear that the interval is longer than five weeks.” Re-release Of “Cleopatra” Will Open At Monroe The motion picture generally considered to be Cecil B. DeMille’s greatest spectacle, “Cleopatra,” opens at the Monroe Theatre to- morrow. In the imposing list of motion picture spectacles created by the veteran producer ~director, “Cleopatra” remains one of his out- standing achievements. Brought. back by overwhelming popular demand, “Cleopatra” still beguiles the spectator from begin- ning to end as it unravels its com- Pelling love story of a woman who a nation, but who was help- less in dealing with the man she loved. All the glory that was Egypt and all the magnificence that was Rome are re-created here in a memorable array of pageantry, War chariots thunder across the sand, spears glisten in the sun of the ancient land of the Sphinx, dancing girls swirl and sway through imposing marble halls — and behind it all, etched in bold re- lief, emerges a love story which has captured imagination of men and women throughout the ages. TOKYO GROWS TOKYO ( — The population of Tokyo, the world’s - third largest city, rose to 7,736,113 as of Aug. 1, the metropolitan government an- nounced today. 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