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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1950

Page

16

Disaster Through Air Power by Marshall Andrews review

A critical look at Marshall Andrews book Disaster Through Air Power argues the United States needs balanced military forces. It praises no single arm, warns against Air Force autonomy, and stresses joint action among Navy, Army, and Air Force for victory.

Marshall Andrews Rinehart and Company, Inc New York Washington, D. C Post Andrews Air Force Army Navy United States

Benny Awarded Title For Thrift

Hollywood January 23. Comedian Jack Benny earned the title Mr Thrifty of 1950 from the National Thrift Committee for his financial acumen and charitable efforts. The award was presented before his radio program praised for thrift in his personal and professional life.

Hollywood Jack Benny Benny National Thrift Committee National Thrift Week

New potato as fashion color raises debate in Paris

INEZ ROBE reports Paris couture embraces new potato as a Spring color, prompting questions about its meaning and shade. The column muses whether new potato color spans pink, mauve, cocoa beige or white, while riffing on potato dishes and diet trends with humorous culinary imagery.

New York Paris Haut Couture F.D.R al Smith

Film and political quips drift in late Variety notes

New York reports snippets from Variety reviews and celebrity quips across film history. Jokes about Da mon Runyon, Dorothy Thompson, Tallulah Bankhead, Emil Jannings, Marlene Dietrich, Adolf Hitler, and Veep Barkley mix with cataloged trivia. A British Lion weighs in on China’s Communists as a WW II era remark closes.

New York Variety Hellinger Hollywood Miss Marker Bob Hope Damon Runyon Jean Carroll Ikccident Willmot Lewis Dorothy Thompson Tallulah Bankhead Emil Jannings Marlene Dietrich el Borracho Mexico Reno Veep Barkley Jane Hadley Jack Carter Alben Adam China

Echoes of World War II Echoes in Foreign Policy Critique

Walter Winchell style column critiques Britain and the United States stance on China, Japan, Formosa and Germany. It notes shifts in recognition of Communists and Israelis, questions defense budgets, and lampoons leaders like Franco Taft and McCloy. It mentions an A bomb debate and a Bolivian pilot found guilty.

Britain Uncle Sam England John Bull Soviet China Palestine Tokyo China U. S Formosa Washington U.S Franco Hitler Hirohito Sen. Taft Fdr Taft America Sally Lindy’s Russia Rios CAA McCloy

AUTHOR Of The Week Monica Baldwin’s Leap From Convent Life

Monica Baldwin wins the week’s feature with I Leap Over the Wall a title drawn from a family motto. Her escape tale begins with 1585 Tower of London plotter Thomas Baldwin and spans 28 years in a Catholic convent before she resumes a secular life in England. She jokes she was a square peg in a round hole yet remains devout and a persuasive writer and is niece to Sir Stanley Baldwin former prime minister.

Monica Baldwin Thomas Baldwin Diddlebury Tower of London Mary Queen of Scots Miss Baldwin England Sir Stanley Baldwin Britain

Friars Guild Chooses Our Town Cast for March Run

The Friars Guild of St Marys high schools selected cast members for Our Town, to be staged early in March in pantomime without properties. Performers include Larry Touhey, Dick Dooley, Sheila Benenato, Reggie Baine, Duke Rank, Betty Hughes, Mike Fitzgerald, Sheila Moran, Bob Bicket, Mary Ann Sciba, Al Hall, Joan Trehearn, Bud Stringer, and Jim Fitzgerald under direction of Rev Martin Mc Laughlin and Louise Alexander.

Porch Threatens Phoenix Building Sparks Emergency Response

Emergency crews blocked a sagging porch at 29 South First Avenue as a wood beam splintered under weight. Police guided patrons from Court House Cafe and rerouted pedestrians while timbers were set. Other items include community meetings and business openings in Phoenix.

South First Avenue Court House

Eleanor Roosevelt says United Nations will work if people want it

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt told about 3000 listeners in Portland Oregon that the United Nations will succeed if the world desires it enough. She is the only U N woman delegate and urged strength to avoid war while noting lessons from past conflicts. Before speaking she visited her first grandchild Nicholas Delanoves at the Van Segraves home.

Portland Ore Eleanor Roosevelt United Nations United States

Square Dance Events and Classes Across City Venues

Multiple square dance classes and dances listed with instructors and locations including Longview School Mesa Civic Center West Phoenix High School Garfield School 333 West Washington Street Sunnyslope Eagles Hall Isaac School Knights of Columbus Hall Whittier School Madison School Willow Breeze Ballroom Roosevelt Neighborhood House Emerson School and YWCA. Activities run daily from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a post graduate session and teen clubs.

Longview School Myron Ellis Mesa Civic Center Ira Cox West Phoenix High School Little Theater Frank Bradford Garfield School Joe Boykin West Washington Street Johnny Melton Sunnyslope Eagles Hall Boykin Ednesday Callers Club Isaac School Sandy van Buskirk Knights of Columbus Hall Madison School Circle Eight Club Willow Breeze Ballroom Roosevelt Neighborhood House

Loder Play To Begin Run At Sombrero Theater

The play For Love or Money opens its third week of a 10 week season at Sombrero Theater 4747 North Seventh Street tomorrow. Starring John Loder with Sally Brophy as the waif, the cast includes Natalie Schafer Frances Bavier Lewis Martin Steven Meyer Art Arnold Ina Price. Most cast members are New Yorkers here for the season, with Brophy returning to Arizona after study in London.

Sombrero Theater North Seventh Street John Loder Sally Brophy Phoenix Frank Cullen Brophy Loder Miss Brophy London Royal Academy

Wandering Crow Finds Bisbee Home

Bisbee January 23. A wandering black crow that amused shoppers by swooping over downtown streets was missing Thursday and feared dead. On Saturday it was found alive and placed in a cage at Julian Durazo's home, 14.

Bisbee Julian Durazo

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