The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 23, 1945, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, a | Hindbiiidnddddidnnidddieiddiddintinhinadiddhinhssd "MUSICAL PROGRAM .|==sssseeneeeneie|of many lives in eastern Pen-| TAKEN FROM BABY MADE HEREWITH NAVY STANDARDIZES MEAT CUTTING f ese SATURDAY EVENING TODAY IN HISTORY |?*y!vania OF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES): — \F | 1943—Army-Navy units in the} Detroit—Teday the finest : Aleutians bombed by Jap planes. called doeskin — are. Pupils from the classes of Eme-| 1701—Capt. William Kidd, aged’ _1944—U. S. 5th Army poe ns a fron, the baby ‘ 1 ‘: ‘about 55, hanged in London after German lines on Anzio rr dine Sein Sd. Caberine rene addressing crowd, rope breaks, head in Italy. | Mabel W. Willebrandt of will present a program of pian0,then gallows falls down, and a ae ae | Angeles, noted lawyer, jmusic at the studio, 1319 Duval famed pirate hanged on nearest’ Chester Beach of New York, assistant U § attorney | street, on Saturday evening, May tree. ,noted sculptor, born San Fran- born Woodsdale, Kans., years 26, at 8 o'clock. i 1788 — South Carolina ratifies cisco, 64 years ago. age epee eae arent green coos new Constitution—8th State. Refugees Keep Up | 1846—Mexico formally declares; ; With U. S. War Role }“#" 2" the Unjted States. | H eae | 1872 — First National Conven-_ Ge Neca suse ‘tion of Workingmed in. New York | CAIRO.—Refugees returning to nominates regular Rerublican i A andidates for Presidenc: nd : their Greek and Yugoslav homes Mice Bree 2 bois ie Killed In Action Mrs. Rachel Sanchez of 1210 esident. from desert camps in the middle! 999 Henry Ford attends din- ‘east, where they have been ner in New York with 2,000 Jews FLORIDA Duval street received notice yes- \sheltered from’ the war for per-|— after several years of anti- terday from the War pepernent ‘iods un to three years, have kept ;Jewish propaganda in his Dear- Mevy Wounded informing her that her son, Pfc. up with America’s part in the |born paper, t : Kirt, Terry, Pvt. USMCR.! Ernest Ogden, was’ killed in ac- : Wie, Mee Terry Kirton, Plant’ tion on April 30, 1945, in the Ruhr : . sector of Germany. war with a special service by the} 1930 — Congress. enacts the Office of War Information’s Cario|Plant Patent Bill. : M- . : | bureau. 1940—Heavy. fighting in Flan- eo en Adi pS onl flee ve iol, A eaad : _ The refugees were assembled ders between British-French- W. Broward Bivd., Fort Lau-|the public schools of this city. In i Pe in the middle east camps from|Belgians and Germans. dewiia te 1929 he joined the National Guard| | * Official Navy Photograph | widely scattered points in their! 1941 _ Lindberg and Sen. ne Missi and on January 6, 1941, he was MEAT SPECIALIST Weiss shows officers and men new methods. |homelands and they will scatter Wheeler urge America stay out Walker, C ander,| mustered into the Regular Army.| Left to right are: Joseph L. Fratus. SC(B)2c: John D, Morris, Sic: }as widely when they return. Be- of a foreign war. =. an hee titaard He saw service in Texas, Cali-| John W. Weis. SC(B)lc. 7ND Meat Specialist; Lieut. Thomas E. |sides the refugees, Yugoslav and 1942 — Spring. flobds: take toll * se .| Daly, USNR; Vern Olmstead. National Live Stock and Meat Board ) Greek troops also receive a regu- Ethridge, 120 Frisco Drive, Wash- ee o ldestaebe pagan op demonstrator: Charles Bokzowski, SC(B)2c, and Capt. T. ©. Gibbs, |jar service from the OWL | : Reely, Willard Marvin, Gun- in England, Holland, France, Bel- Staff Supply peared In one month recently Yugo- pany, s ISNR. Parents,! ium and Germany. a PE RE Saye ~~ --—~—— |slav and Greek camps and Yugo-| > Fast, Dependable F pers Mate dc, USNR. Parents, : igh aE: s n Mc and Mrs John Madison Neely,| Many will remember Ernest received 5,000 booklets in Croat, ; Between e - tha when he played ball with the Slovene, Serbian and Greek, 700 ey Caeeonche CAUTION-ACTRESS AT WORK = |ews"rictaretvo"targe exhive MOP UND TEN Cc] MIAMI AND KEY WEST Stan: ur Lemmie, Chief Blue Sox and thé @irates base- Machinist's “Date,” USD tion pictures for each large camp = Machinist's Mate, USN, | ball clubs in this cit ane a a Cocccccccccccccccccccccccccsecccccccoceoesoeoooee| i i : .|played softball at night with the depicting life in the United States CE 4 + Mrs. Doris Stanton, Wau By BOB THOMAS \tinually for the first two days of|and the American contribtuion to S U Cc $s Ss be Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys HOLLYWOOD, May 23.—I was! shooting. But things pick up whep|the war, daily OWI morning and « .¢ (Between: Miami West ies | Blux Sox and other softball tens Mother, Mrs. Mary bed this city. 3715 38th St, Tampa. A ¥ ye ae eae ‘ a 5 | cusmintinig toveaieck sume sleep! meet a ga) young Army officer, | evening news releases: ad: science who will be playe “{news letters, over 1,000 U. S. ‘ Army Dead—European Area Vatican’ . atican’s: Newspaper San f = Harper, William M., T-Sgt., son pe on, the,.sands. of ita Monica) ward,”. te commercial publications, 1,600 U®! when a large brunette walked up} “It sounds very dramatic,” I/S. Army news maps, translated =" Harper, Route 1, Box _ Adopts ‘AP’ Byline e ‘Live Ook “e and said: “Guess what —I 2™\ told her. “Do you think you ¢an)into Greek and Yugoslav, and a/ seleheinger, Luke W., Jr. Pic., ee * working’ again.” handle it?” & : = apeey sone Labsinger, ROME-—Readers of L'Osserva-| This would-nct be unusual ex-| poet ” she said. “But I’ve Meacaeneee — L St, Lake Worth. tore Romano, the only newspaper cept that the brunette " Jane; been taking drama lessons for the} Besides that the camps have Michel, James E., 2nd Lt., bro-| the Vatican, have become so} Russell, who “last worked four) 00 four Syeare”™ Taring thet| thet OWL film cireait. f of Mrs. Francis E. Deinlein,| 7.41; gees) : years ago in “The Outlaw.” Al-| Past four years. bd sires py CRC NR ea familiar with The Associated aes vet| time she also followed her hus-|turing newsreels, ‘Army features! Piserte Bt. Coral Gables. | Press byline, since news channels |t#Oush the picture has not yet| 1204 Seross the country, puttered| and OWI shor dames R., Pic, son of.) : been released, she has become a! -“ A De PUtlenee | any shorts: A ave -been reopened, that the ; : . % _ | around their Van Nuys home, sold 4 Vv 5 papal journal has replaced the national figure, if you get me.} u Day I “| war bonds, and collected a salary Con ae ~ full credit line with the univer- pap Ruse! ond frequent the) from Mr. Hughes, who was too tents Known: VES MIAMI DAILY SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock and arciven at Ray Westap Can eynne Lecal Schedale: (Stops At All Intermediate sal abbreviation “AP”. “That's dandy,” I said. “What|Preoccupied with airplanes to And Appreciated “| In connection with receiving] kind a ees Seaals ”” at| make pictures. SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A.M. an wove, 2134,AP services, Count Giuseppe) “I am acting, 5 . i |Dalla Torre, editor of L’Osserva-| ard Hughes finally agreed to re is a wonderful role,” she (By Associated Press) t d I get to wear some} CHICAGO. — A truck jolted} Snow, Cecil J., S-Sgt., husband | tore Romano, said, ““We feel that | lease me for a picture. I am mak-| really beautiful clothe: down California Ave., and, un- Mes. Eris V. Snow, Havana. we must have the The Associated|ing ‘Young Widow’ for Hunt “Clothes? You mean you aren’t’ seen by the driver, a 64-pound Aemy Wounded—European Azea Press news report because of its | Stromberg.” | going to wear bathing suits?” {carton bounced to the pavement. ! Green, Ernest L., Pvi., son of| teliability, a reputation so well] “How do you like working! “No. No bathing suits. It seem-|A dozen housewives and six men | Georgia Brown, Box 792, DAILY SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M ano arives at Sea: ae et 5:00 o'eloce FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE known that it is taken for grant-| again?” ed like a terrible waste, but, I{pounced on it like wolves on a| oa" Veet shat like it very much, except! guess Stromberg knows what he|fallen deer. A woman produced aj L“And follow instructions in FULL CARGO INSURANCE in war-liberate aly, where a |} thal ave to get up at six in’ is doing.” . |knife and started to divide the the Ball Blue Book. To get your copy: Office: 813 Street Pi "oO. Bh tat 4 eo. revived political consciousness} the morning. I haven't gotten up: “By the way,” I remarked with|contents. Others, impatient, dug tend ite with your qe and otra Ne WAREHOUSIN Conon Eaton here a hand “J is in full play, the }talian news- that early since I used to make} a glance, “you've taken off weight]|up the stuff with their hands. BALL BROTHERS COMPANY, Muncie, Ind. rath i =~ a Jecnes M., Pic.; son of papers now receiving the world coffee for Robert at Fort Ben-| haven't you?” It was butter. “* M. Patrick, 636 Nw,! Dews reports of the AP cover} ning. 1 “Yes, I'm down to 129 now. I ber Orland the whole range of political opin-}|_ The Robert to whom she refers} was all the way up to 140 once. aaa aaa i earn = “ —— Wounded—Pacific Area | i°" from the official Communist re Ben Duanend, aes jy coer || pa ing,” I-said. “And S Rober! x organ, L’Unita, to the monarchist | formerly o/ ie U. S. Army and now will you please go away and Ye D 1] aH. I Emily © pesane gi7"N | dally, Italia Sa the UCLA football team. A debo-| let me sleep?” our (44) er as t eee . , Lake Worth. nair character, he was snoozing! After all, what’s more impor- It concerns a young girl who tries} FEW UTENSILS AND OD Ave., C.. Pfe, son of ;, (Continued from Page One) to readjust herself to a new life} eee ia ' Miller, Route 1. Box headed by nine tanks, six of Jafter her husband has been killed! ilwaukee—In the hei cene OF PATIENCE ag iv fee cre pm ent at Setea tae a alge acsheadl™ he | {EY there were few utensils, . Robert F., Jr. Pfc.,' e American Seventh Di-j |. 2"¢ aye Ss very sac, Sn€\and food was generally eaten d - Wheeler, $32, W. i. vision during a heavy rain said “In fact, I cried almost con-| \ith the fingers F. 5 ; ig a heavy | ville. storm, just before dawn, cut | Missing—European Area jacross the Jap lines to the j . oo) Bgl ee sea and caught the Japs flat- STRAND THEATER | e -| GET THE Route 4, Box 138A, Orlando. | eon angie a Were /rouked JEANNE CRAIN in , ‘Townsend, Gordon K., Jr., 2nd , hed ; a LA, husband of Mrs. Dorothy L. and counter-attacked again| 2 the Menoting, parting Townsend, 2408 Dartmouth Ave.,'at noon, but were again beat-|”Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs”, Petersburg. ay back. Missing—Pacific Area The rain storm converted . Charles A., 2nd Lt., the terrain into a quagmire hasband of Mrs. Betty B. Hender- ° ' r that slowed down operations ee i ecec| MONDE THEATER =D Publi ! Radio Tokyo reported that zs ese goawe Up The F sad a 20 Superforts raided the Ja-|“ESCAPE TO. DANGER’ GARDNER’S PHARMACY Class. U. S Bory. parr pan homeland early today. Coming: “Up In Arms’ ‘Phone 177 Free Delivery Second ae o “tenr. ger gr loess USED SCENTED OILS, ,,,,| ~~~ Le aeSss divorced from my wife, Betty yew yoRKiuin thell8th cen- MEN TE TIANA a ic nl RRR Ga ae Gordon ‘tury,members of- royal families » GHARLES GORDON, Y2/¢ (anointed their bodies with scent-| A BURNT. OUT ‘West, Fila. ted oils which were supposed:-to e BULB Mey May 23, 1945 may23-1tx be cleansing in effect. ssi saci USES NO ELECTRICITY. NEITHER DOES IT GIVE LIGHT. WHEN YOU ARE IN OUR OFFICE REMEMBER TO PURCHASE BULBS. ' over the volleyball court. (tant ‘tha sep? gee < d 3p eat Bese sti We Un AMERICAN FORCES ({ "iene tout te about the picture.|"™ Man sieee? 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