The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 26, 1943, Page 4

HURRICANE! . COURT JUDGE ROSS WILLIAMS OTHERS DINNER GUESTS LAST NIGHT’ Last night the Monroe County|Judge Raymond R. Lord, Lieu- Association entertained Cir- i H Williams and Gow rad J Gordon, J. Lancelot Lasfet"Yadge Thomas S. C. Sobe . licitor Allan ryt, Aw. sade “pfter-dinner talks were ‘Oth. yd John G. Sawyer, presi- ers at the dinner, besides , i rs, ‘wete Attornegs' el the speaker of the association; Judge} William V. Albury, Enrique Es-| ‘Williams, State Attorney Stanley quinaido, Jr. Roger Watkins, Milledge, Assistant State At-!Aquilino Lopez, Jr. and Julius! forney Henry C. Jones, County’ Stone. Official Navy Photograph WHEN TWO RED FLAGS with black centers unfurl in the breeze over the Weather Bureau here in the Navy Yard, service men and civilians alike know a big blow is on the way. One red pennant serves as a warn- | ing to small craft. Manned by a staff of four civilians under G. S. Kennedy, assistant meteorologist, the Weather Bureau here is believed to be the only build- | ing in the Yard not belonging to the Navy. It is super- | vised by the Department of Commerce. LT.COMDR. F. R. SCHOLLY | She’s Got Spurs That Jingle Notification w received th officer from the point in this area He came to West before there was Station here, reporti {ber 2, 1940 as comr of base air detachment. In this short period of less th three years Commai.ter Scholly has played an important part ir \the development of the Naval Ai Station. During time Navy has spent more than ten m: jion dollars, bringing about the transition of Trumbo Is iand into one fi t ar most valuable barren of the SHE ROLLS HER OWN: Filor- ence lives up to the best cow- » knows herrstuff. boy traditions. Caribbean area | The Naval Air Station recer . expanded to include the new Stepher Boca Chica Auxiliary Air Base. Much of the credit for this vast undertaking is attributed to Com- }mander Scholly’s splendid back-} By RICHARD C. SERGHOLZ | KING-PIN OF THE Alig? Evo! PINUPS blame it on the ,war, . Dore | says. = Whep...you. .can't: By ARLENE WOLFF | ground in the field of aeronautics men for a job, you have to! AP Feature Writer Commander Scholly received his find ween. . NEW YORK, Aug. 26.—Irving| education at Lehigh University ir his home-town of Bethlehem, Pz ape That's how he hirch Pikkice| Kiaw is king-pin of the pin-ups. He was given his degree in 1926 FOR SALE PROMOTED FULL COMMANDER THE KEY WEST CITIZEN JEWEL RUSSELL 1 Jewel Russell was held in $200 bail for the criminal court yester- Gay afternoon by Justice of the Peace Raul Carbonell on a charg }of conducting a disorderly house jon White street, between Fleming ‘and Southard streets. Her dangh- jter, Martha, Bermice Shaw and ' Kate Drawdy were held in $100 | bail each on charges of being in- mates of the house. pleaded not guilty, but the arresting officer, Deputy Sheriff } Will Archer, produced five wit- ! nesses to testify against the | fendants. Archer told The Citizen today that he had before arrested Jewel jand Martha Russess on a simila charge. He was at thet time a cfty | policeman, and at the trial Jewel Russell was fined $100 with the choice of spending 100 days i |jail, but the daughter was releas- ed because of her age. After being in jail four five days, Jewel Russell was released on the that her children were in need her care, and the promise th or r Key West day at 5 o'clock ia operated ir Garden R chef managen A. Snyder announc w e€ ich to St ting ng 6 from 11 according best d and open the prices Classified Column Herrmamin, attractive 26-year-old | He sells thousands of photographs Hempstead, N. Y., girl, the|of current and past film heart | and shortly the reafter became in- first diide ranch ae ad in| throbs to the stage struck nation, terested in aviation and tied RENTAL LIBRARY BOOKS. Li- WANTED—Steady Man to ir t. building Apply this section. zest | and judging by his business, there future in with the Naval Ser brary copies of latest best sell-! 1, ier of Commerc Wood, owner of the swanky |™ust be one in every family. -— sient | STE St Tetueed prices. PAUL 1ug26-2t Tumbling D-W dude ranch in} Packed in his tiny store on East He was given his pr ¥ et SMITH, bookseller, corner Si Pe eee historic Franktown, ‘85° miles| 14 Street are two and a half mil- ——— aS | monton and Eaton Sts. — , FURNISHED or Partly Furnish- South of Reno, said he simply | lion stills of some 4,000 film per- POSTMASTER DION augl-t ed House have two ran out of cowhands*‘for his|Sonalities from Fatty Arbuckle to t cari: anent ranch, so he hired theifrst com- | Vera : Zorina. Mail dumped in (Continued from Page One) ate Phon petent girl that came along. |Klaw’s lap each morning brings (,,icants, inflammabl er aug2. And it’s a man's job Florence |*! kinds of letters from every-) <uch as matches or | i walked into. Her work day begins | Where—lots of them from serv and any at dawn when she brings in'the|™e"- including colonels and cap a saddle horses from the Washoe | #!"5- hibited. Gifts enclosed in g Valley pasture, stables them and | A Vote for Cheesecake should be substantially packe« | s“Cheesecake is a good morale |* ; helps feed them. Then she grooms the horses and if none of the ranch dudes want to ride during the morn- | factor,” one C. O. wrote. “I want ; jto distribute these photographs in | the recreation room.” ‘-' KITCHEN HELP, colored HELP WANTED female. El Patio, 609 I augl-tf AITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good ing, she.takes each of the horses|,, some ‘ctters arrive in stern through the ¢ i injure me st City Pharmact ae out for a brief exercise ride. rte wks cot postal personne! othe ee ae sae —— = AfterAunch, when most of the} a1; rmats Bewege hs HELP WANTED, white or color- dudes are up and around, lor. | matter ee Bag Since t ER ee one. ed, male or female. No ex- ence goes riding» with them,| 204 Jean Murlow are thetnames Picntifully in e mi" augi-tf, PeTience necessary. Apply Co- keeping: the inexperience riders| Which 1 ex rnost frequentiy,| Orne = biz dry. augl-tf up with the others, guarding|There's aa"t cleady demand fox Tecomme FOR SALE—G nd Limes —— a against unnecessary risks aMd|stars of yesteryear. — ‘| 1014 Grinnel aug20-6tx TOP SALARIES PAID for Day generally shepherding the dudes! Women in uniform are not im- °°" —__—‘ and Night Waitresses. Side through the scenic high Sierras.| nune from the pin-up craze.\'°", 3, {GENTS od ¢ Ik Cafe When: the rides are over, she|They go for Clark Gable, Alan |s<™o aie ug?4-3tx i — SE grooms. the horses, feeds them|1.44 ‘and George Montgomery. |SroUld | Sho“ ; , —————— WAITRESSES at once. MUST b and turns them out to pasture,|rnen there's the elderly lady!m™y 8 COMPLET HOUSEHGED |” contenss’d —* then plays ge with the rath gi hinaeeys deaecgel i . pry 7c who collects child star pictures, jan who has a standing order eed tatooed players, and another who doesn’t care what a girl | j like as lon guests until bedtime CATS FOX THE GESTAPO FURNISHIN( g as she has long h Largest Order | Biggest order to date came AP Features } “ fe! |a man in Ohio who is making a! Comp na ONDON, Aug. 26.—The Poles| scrapbook including everybody 4 PO ave Kept their sense of humor in| who's ever been under a Klieg | Now Y: Pie ef German terroriem. |light. He asked for 12,000 photo- Take the story of the Gestapo-| graphs. It took Klaw and his sis- - The address : trained-dogs, for example, told by| ter Pauline three months to fill vane un should i 2 Polish officer who reached Lon-| «nat order a Be sao eaten oni ae + name ank rating ete 3 bs “s ities Somehow, the Klaws know ex-! ,ddressee, the Naval unit to which a res! . he said, after > Sages Ps bs . actly where t ir hands on ssig € ing unauccessfully to halt the flow|ee? en. ee he: igo “ just the right jpictures,) which | per assigned vet th ame of smuge!«d food they purchase in ;quantity from from rura: dis Warsaw ricts, trained vicious into motion picture companies and sell fice through which ,the 1 dogs te seek out train passengets| from 10 cents t fold each — — agit - eee en carrying food in their baggage. Kiew —" +s aco, Bina a A typical N : WANTED They-erranged to meet a certain] yiew of the whole pin-up craze. ee track down those carrying food | says re — 282, we But someone tipped off the} ~ oa e Star Clean 5, smugglers. So instead of packing RETURNS “BONUS” aug!-tf food into their baskets some of —— them put stray cats. ALAMEDA, Calif Checking When th train reached War- his grocery-store purchases, Capt Bob Kiston, merchant marine shipmaster, found $205 in cur- reney and $857 in indorsed checks. saw the Gestapo men turned their dogs loose, the Poles threw open their baskets and cats and dogs WANTED—A | 7 nUg24-6tx turned the station platform into a] He returned the money to the sic ao ee 2 neg ge madhouse grateful grocer, who explained ARTMAN PRESS. fys-t EN TRAINING fo Whilé the Gestapo tried to beat}that a checker had placed the 7 i chool age, 9 the cats off, the Poles disappear- | money in paper bags and mislaid =—a5 TA} z st peed ed into’ the crowd with their pre-|them among a pile of stacke Brit t er ee PO. Box , Fleming cious food parcels intact groceries. ught bases. 423, o agl-tf wt ss , augl-tt aug4 20-26-31-4t Garden Restau- , 609 Duva WANTED—S. FOR RENT ©|NOW RENTING MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATED TAX RETURNS ) mir Cal appoint { | HELD FOR TRIAL’ | | j | THREE | IN CONNECTION WITH | CASE HEARD 1 NAVY COMMISSARY TO OPEN TWO EVENINGS DURING EACH WEEK The U. S. Naval Commissary OTHERS ARE HELD store at the corner of United and White streets will be open two eve- nings each week instead of Satur- day evening only under a new schedule which will be put into effect September 3. The Commissary will éaily from 9a. m, to 2p. m., usual and will be open on Tues- open iday and Friday evenings from 5 }ttions who work during the d: as ining < kaway Beach, L. L, would not again violate the law nak 4 off. the; Slew aining at the Na-| Leputy Archer’ said that h Piseutcueadt eolinande F Station in Hampton arrests this um eont Naval Air Stat to the rank of, . ard the j home full commander promotion: USS Marblehead, attached ene eee ee was announced by Secretary ft Squadron of the Atl GARDEN RESTAURANT $+: the Navy Frank Knox gs Mona TO HAVE CAFETERIA p.m, to7 p.m. It will not be open on Saturday evenings after August 28. The purpose for opening the Commissary on Tuesday and Fri- Gay evenings is primarily for the benefit of those persous on duty at the Naval Operating Base who hi a considerable distance to go from their work to t sary. It also will, serve those time hours and have no opportun- ity to shop. By being open ever each week this system is a pected to reli th ver- ed condiii hich ticed at the Commissary for sev eral months. SPECIAL GUESTS TONIGHT HERE AT SERVICE CENTER A large crowd h group has been provide rtion « expectec some fp The Reason Mr. V.: Our Ge Mrs. V.: Wh: N t I a 2 LIVING ROOM 2-Piece Modern SUITE Upholstered in a Beautiful Fabric: A $200 VALUE 6x 9 Size 9x12 Size Shop WOOD or METAL BEDS PHONE 682 'LIEUT..COMDR. BROWN! NEW - enger situation in Key West. MAXWEL Furniture Clearance ODDS and ENDS of HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 1 ONLY—Spring Construction $169= FULL-SIZE COIL SPRINGS 1 ONLY—9-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE THURSDAY, AUGUST MANAGEMENT : TELLS ROTARIANS OF | FOR RESTAURANT The Ideal Spanish-American JAPS’ BACKSTABBING | Restaurant, Simonton and Fleming Lieutenant Commander Thomas | reets, is now open under new M. Brown today, at the luncheon’. nagement. This eating spot is of the Key West Rotary Club,’ specializing in serving Chicken gave a vivid account of the Japs’! and Yellow Rice, as well as other “ksta ‘atable foods. They open at 6:30 paneaenreg a Harbor on ry morning and remain open ecember 7, \ He was stationed on the warship |“! } @™ Kenosha, which was sent to the bottom by Jap bombs, but he} added, while she was sinking the men aboard of her continued to fight valiantly and succeeded in destroying five Jap planes and damaging others. It was the first time most of the; men aboard of the Kenosha had been under attack, but, despite that fact, they fought gallantly, Commander Brown stated. The club today appointed a committee, comprising Dr. Wil- liam R. Warren, chairman; Joe Pearlman and Earl Adams, to at- tend the next meeting of the city council to protest against the scav- Guests at the club were E. P.; R . Jr., Earl V. Hussey, Walter M. Van Doorn and Lieutenant ymmander Brown. BOMBS CRASH (Continued from Page One) Lalian government is on the Feint of sending further infor- maticn to the Allies about Rome city. The Italian spokesman said that Marshal Badoglio was prepared to prove to the Allied governments that complying with all the requirements of an open 2s an open Rome is now city, in that all installations have ing dismantled. i been or are being dis: A: lonely, benele - an aban- But Badoglio’s statement is’ doned lighthouse . . . a strange not in accord with reports of} ‘oman signaling with a red \ bendona . . . such is the excit- pilots of Allied reconnoitering. jing setting of the exciting new lanes. who have stated that serial starting soon in this news- paper. It’s a story right out of the wor itself PACIFIC PATROL Starts In The Citizen Tomorrow, Aug. 27 a ew German troops are still quarter- ed in large numbers in Rome, and that the barracks and mili- tary yerds ere still in use. h a total END of the MONTH 2 ONLY 5-PIECE DINETTE A Solid Oak Dinette Set. 50 SUITE consisting of Reflectory Leaf Table. 4 Chairs with leatherette upholstered Seats. 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