The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 20, 1945, Page 3

J FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1945 pants a CPC F.H. SHELLY HEADS NAVAL STATION SUPPLY’S LABOR AND TRANSPORTATION THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PRESTON STURGES | A WILDE MAN | range: : “It was a great night! I don't} From a magazine story: “Two| “I'm afraid I'm getting of.” nt. * never been seen on the screen| the police station.” she bent over the protograph.” | “I PAGE THRER —_—_—— | UNMISTAKABLE SYMPTOM | | Birtho ix GOT THE BREAKS | THE ROLLING YEARS really When | war restaur am H DRENNENS HAVE GIRL The master and I sat in a nook | before.” yom were Uc cbs ane 1) Would that we could all shed) young J longe®l for things te bape FULL. QUOTA oF THRILLS | 2 Mrs. W. C. Drennan! #24 discussed the next pictu Lest you get the impression he, found my way home!” — our years as easily. pen; now I hope they doen't Set. and tha bith a git, | “The Saga of Harold Diddlebock,”/is merely shooting off his mouth,! ___ ieee Sear we se BES RES Be RE 4 — PERIENCED BY VETERAN are hing six pounds, five ounces, Which will star Harold Lloyd. It|let me explain that Cornel has! OF 39 YEARS | Boni eiNva alleiserital/an) Aprils de oan ‘picture oe ees clacking oan ges Buy More War Bonds Than Ever Befo' ' 1 arri q ap | a >| ” a was a star erfor! s . — } Pesce Stet RES NerDERIVED Hire millionaire famed for ait-|fenéing teams in high school and Leaders In Low Prices 80m8 Mother and baby are reported | Planes, {college. He has even studied the There's nothing of the typical = °— 10) 1 REEF ln be getting along nicely. | I told Sturges I didn’t want to} sport. abroard. and passed up a Terme: Aepenges oe Sustering, swaggering, “old salt"t | | Mrs. Drennen, before marriage,| disturb his work and he said’ I|chance to be on the 1936 Olym- about Chief ‘Pay Clerk ¥, H. | was Miss.Reba Saunders. eulaies He We ae eos hire-|pics team to take a part in a Stell ji . Ms ELLA ETT ings read aloud abou Pages| Broadway show. an of bo eal ten ant > se | of the completed script. The great Bee Toate tem of the Station Buy ly ney f TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS | man listened, sipped coffee, snick-| “1, js a great sport—very good Department: Mis duic ee a jered at some lines, laughed at] for poise and posture,” he said. af quiet, Polite and ), 4 — jothers, added a word here and « , sy it?” emest retiring demeanor is a g | Gacte oe week cut nhc Why don’t you try it? direct contradiction of the sort of { Ve gf |, Mai. Gen. Holland M. Smith oe or el drank a coke, grin.|_ 1 & moment we were choosing life commonly associated with 7 U. S. Marines, born Alabama, 63, | listened, drank a coke, grin- Meanwhile he assured | Weapons. ime that he had only seen two fencers badly hurt, one run wetarets But just talk with this veteran ned, laughed, blinked and dozed slightly. It will be a great pic- ture ,but I hope I don’t also have years ago. Oticint) Navy: Ehoto Lester A. Walton of New York, Bedding and Furniture Co. © few minutes and you'll find he's “been around” during his 33 years in Uncle Sam's Navy. Since CPC F. H. SHELLY, USN(Ret.) U. S. Minister to Liberia, born an assignment entailing disburs- Se JET SO 3 ing and supply on the Fiji Islands to see it Henry T. Ewald of Detroit, "8 There ithrouh the neck and the other {through the arm. Hmmmmm, I ‘thought. I asked him what was at 2 o'clock in the morn- 520 SOUTHARD STREET Seat ee Ree was one point on which'})OUent T i ee . ‘ ford nt for his first hitch in where he served for 23. months, |7oed advertising company head, crurges was having difficulty, Tn {ee mater swith hisi ingen wale Opposite Bus Station Key West, Fla. ve has served aboard just Mr. Shelly was born in Vicks- cn ae ta |the story, Diddlebock loses his, WS =) | about every type of vessel in the Nevy inc luding the Battleship burg, Miss., and calls New York his home, but when World War SATURDAY NITE ACCOLADE Ie and gets drunk. The writer! “Oh, that happened last week | when the villain in this picture ; ~ ms as searching for a way to sug: took but didn't aes, Wroming and Arkan- II is over he plans to return to} ‘Teacher: What is the Order of est that the character had pur-|took a swipe at-me but didn’ iden eas. From 1921 to 1924 he was San Rafacl. Ha scresi hs ote tne Orders!) ceed a citcus while en’ a (coll inise Wine. sald (The fingering amigned to duty aboard the USS ———— PS NOT aneWer, I pondered along with him, hacked down to the bone.” He; Hannibal, @ survey ship operating 1OT Teacher: Come, some of you| Here was a chance to go down, Showed other cuts ahd lacerations im the waters around Key West. Many Mr. Shelly has experienced SAILOR (Continuea from Page One) Bath is. must know what the Order of the! Pubil: Well, at our house it’s ellu s classic. But at that late began loid history —if I could ©” his hands. | a piece of business for a! With some trepidation, I be-} the lesson. Cornel ex-! ” the full quota of thrills which! He™'y M. Jones, who told Chief pa first, then ma, then us kids{hour all I could think of was plained that a good part of fenc-| a qeme te any veteran Navy, man McInnis that he, Jones, wanted] and then the bired girl. home and bed. {ing consists of beating off your | by © During = Wartd War 1. he was ‘to have a coroner's inquest held. ee “I've got it,” he said. “When opponent’s attempts to ventilate aboard tte ‘troop transport, USS | The int, was then told to! SURPLUS PLANES | Diddlebock is winning money in’ you. He demonstrated by having! ident 1 lin, when" that’ contact Peace Justice Enrique Es: aera jthe bookie joint, we'll also sce a'me slash at him, My saber whish- | Se cnrne Lerpedaes 000 Falles ME guinaido, Jr., acting eoroner One out of every nine planes| “ivcus a all slam- (<2 through the air but he stopped Duries the Mexican. canspaign!, Mien, The Citizen spoke to Jus-| manufactured inthe United) med in my face. yeach blow before it reached him Mr. Shelly was wounded during Minding operations at Vera Cruz ime. At that time he s (pea eng saab ot result of the great advances of | Pan eres Sree ee) Sarr ‘ me é rn he Vous ibe ade vaflersithe eriean aaic soower, caccording| “War .produciion. cutbacks in! TEeTOSleKGRIGTION. | eammiani) | ae AISE 1A UNGE Completing 20 years of serv The Citizen knows the nameror| 2 (te OWS Planes hi » first nine months after Ger-! =e | CHAISE LOUNGE fee, Warrant Officer Shelly re- the sailor, but because of a rul-|4eclared surplus for three y's capitulation will release “What would you call a perfect es .< At about the same price as @ tired t civilian life in San Ra-| ing of the Navy Department not|S0ns: As recent models replace about —$13,000,000,000 worth of citizen?” : scies good chair, and it brings you feel, Cal, in 1982. He returned to, to issue names of naval men kill- His NE ee like ae had coe for oy ian use, ae oes ait feels lke singing Without Chair $16 hours of comfort. Upholstered in aetive duty in 1941 4 s given ed for publication 1 » first|dividual, suffer from war-wear-\ cording to a report by James F.’ the National Anthem when mak- anti : lint May Chintz. 4 Soe ae eeee oe Wes given) 6d: fcr. Pamneas lon ateitHek pet pac geoeenchinentiingihe |Atiny | Byanee Horne cs War MGCL ing out his income tax return.” | Beautiful Light Finish ... a Fay Chintz tice not Esquinaldo he said he had yet heard from Mr. Jones, and that arrangements for an in- s withheld. Air Forces training program ha States since the war program was} ¢ begun has become surplus as the “HARD GOODS” | j If he hadn't, I think Columbia! pictures would have been mad at’ aval authorities informed Thejeliminated the need for thous-| | EE ge yee ene ee eee | 7 | OCCASIONAL i. tion has been named by Captain} ————————— CHAIRS + FORECAST C. E. Reordan to learn the facts} Anderson in uaa who, in turn, 7 ‘ 1 sartly 0f the shooting. 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