The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 20, 1947, Page 6

“tion ~ THE KEV WEST CIFIZEN ee ; Cast Completed e >a . i i a By Frank Riordan ay nicssenres a ttre preerntod OF he — - te Chapter 4 found te x up your Joints, you'll pote A iy kg Pegler "WAT! mine” Gell was a) "Shut upt” Gall barked. “Lend| ahead, the rewards. ‘To have to oo oad wes ing into} ™e,Your car. I'm going home. start all over again now, after Carelessly he put his arm|having landed the cigarette show! ° around her shoulders. It was too:much to expect of any “Don't go away mad.” man. Sudden OMER GREGG, who had ar-|nim: but he controlieg himmsclte rived in a bubble ef good) «y 4, there won't be hard news by way of the front feelings," he repeated Batiy: “Bot and had been told by Mrs. Lyons| there's "the mutter of ove con that Bruce was in the patio—she| tract, Bruce.” as ue: CO thought—and to go on out, saw va Gail and Bruce as he started] ‘Contract? through the doorway of the den.|_ “Legal. papers made out for just He stopped short. such emergencies as this. You He banged the screen-door. At/S¢¢— “. least he'd be a gentleman. With|, “I’m sorry to interrupt,” Mrs. la set smile he approached them. Lyons, who had come up un- All the way out to Bruce's house | °ticed, said. “But Mrs. Crane is | he had been planning clever ways], the telephone, Mr. Crane. Y. ". of breaking the great news: but| “Bruce?” T’nette asked as he ‘ou can't, just! now it did not matter, He just let| Picked up"the receiver. them have it. “Boy or girl?” “We have the radio show,” he|, “The baby didn’t live. I'm com- said, “starting the 16th of Feb- ru we anal ws all to go to— well, to ge and get another key- “Town's full of them,” Bruce acne hung up: and Bruce wan: down, himself a| dere ck to ‘the terrace. cup p gat Gown. poured himsel? shen behead told them what hed | Wonderful,” Gail answered| happened, Homer, feeling that ge Come | dully aes should bluster, said “Sure is," Bruce said. Then, | ‘oudly: | t preliminaries, he went] “You'd think the doctors on: “I'm giving up the band, Ho-| wouldn’t let such things happen, ? ter. wouldn't you?” He stood up. “Tnette,” he said softly, “will} Homer's hand, the one holding I’m going into Hollywood to TODAY IN HISTORY |Parish Hall (Know America) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1047 great share of the marked shanp | Few Vets Flunk “flunk-outs” among firetyter 1797—(150 years ago) Frigate | Dance Tonight BERKELEY, Calif. — (AP). —| law students at the University of Constitution (“Old Ironsides”) | launched in Boston. | A dance will be Bolen 1848—First. meeting of the in St. Paul’s Church Parish Hall American Association for the Ad. in Bahama street, beginning at Cusness ivancement of Science, in Phila- |8 o’clock. Everyone is invited to delphia. |the evening. of 1850—First great public land; fun. { i grant by Government to a rail- which offer little prospect (of) road—for road from Chicago to ‘success.” Mobile, Ala—to Illinois Central! 1942—Wendel »R. by plane in Moscow. ae te 1870—First of its historic anti-' 1943—U.S. planes bomb Venice Tweed editorials by the N. Y. in Italy. | Times. vy | 1944—Some 17,000 Germans in gonne, World War I, begins. |Brest surrender 1918—Battle of the Meuse-Ar-|¢! siege. 1939—Chamberlain tells Eng- 1409 DIVISION STREET LIMITED ENROLLMENT—PHONE tell me to shead. T’nette is, the cup of coffee, stopped midway | See if Austin needs help,” Homer lke oe to his mouth. A two-year-old| said. He figured it was the wrong Geil shook her head. could have seen that Bruce meant| time anyway to pursue the sub- “Chwe me credit for being a/ what he had said. There was no age of Bruce's contract. Ironically woman at least, Bruce. Suppose percentage in pretending he hadn’t| he added: “Want to string along, fm Teette. You come rushing in| heard See Gail?” | and tell me you're to chuck} “When,” he said in a voice de- ‘Yes. ‘ everything and & to school. | ceptive in its assumed lack of It took her a fe. minutes to ‘ Pine —for you fut Tnette thinks| terest, “did you decide all this?”| gather up her things. As she fol- of Jute and the things the two of| “For a ons time” Bruce ran Hale ae into his car she said theve plenned to do tor her.| his hand through his hair. He ha a rm i . A thinks of the house you've|no wish to repeat his story. He], “Tell T’nette I'l return her belt fer ber, of her, oh, call it] wanted to make the break quick-|housecoat soon. to Heke «fe & Mee Leeererirs, i ceeree | social responsibility. You're not y Then he and T'nette could sit], They left: and Bruce dropped jo ee teem © bebt| eh She knows there won't be|down and figure out all the an-| heavily down into one of the yy - * Sentey eve E-: enough to carry you all|gies. Comfortably he thought of|/>amQoo chaise-lounges near 1 wey through.” A little wildly | the nice little bank account T’nette’s miniature tropical gar- September Bin the Born made ® sweeping gesture| “Maybe some bright day,” he|den. He trembled a little. The Mares steve! thet embraced the lovely patio| said, “Gail will tell you the opus| dream he had brought home with _ - aed the low white house built/of my youth. But right now—" |him hadn’t vanished altogether: erownd # “All these things you'd| Homer went on drinking his| but .its--brightness had been teke away from her,” she said | coffee. clouded. It wasn’t because of the The Weather "i @—a boyish; “The five years have been|¢contract Homer could hold over t the tabl os ered all gf nee eat ar aah 's conversation kept Sie pempee rom table,|—and no hard feelings, Homer?” t ’ : 7 “You simply cannot do it, Bruce"| “I hope there won't be any,”| beating back into his brain: rome asr “Bvecybedy will tell me that.”| Homer said. He stood up; his face] “All. these things you'd take He gitned st her, “Someday | took on a gray pallor, For. patient away from T’nette—for a boyish a ildi is} whim! . et ee ns | tan polls. Wren voute old ond |band into the beautifully coor: (To be continued) , Hb whdiely seattered Dr. Crane comes! dinated outfit that was now on! (Copyright 1947 by Frank Riordan) Garage aterm nme Viesh j ---— —-— He ——- SLES Apply To Wed = ss" EX-MAYOR LaGUARDIA a to OO mites ~ 4 4 ( (Continued from Page One) « hie afternoon, § «Applications for marriage li- Bathe as \musician father decided he should oe comes were filed yesterday by ‘ing, persistent frag- ‘Jearn to play the cornet nase Pertiy band) t-|Loreney W. Gasken 25, of the = ~——awmaee' Born in New York, Dec. . ated funesy. om U. & Navy, and Bula E. Rogers, }1882, Mr. LaGuardia was the son aeewere Goring 16. of 806 Baton street, and by Daughter to Allens ‘of an immigrant who had arrived Dempete M Briggs, 22, of 55-1, Lt. and Mrs. Clifton Allen of’ in the United States four years Shell of Weniee Moderate |Poineiane Place, and Aileen K. Roselle, N. J., announce the birth ‘earlier from Foggia, Italy. His ae ger: Poff, 16, 122-A Poinciana Place. jof a daughter this morning at, mother’s native city was Fiume. ant Bumias Wee | oo = ~ o'clock. |He was married in 1919 to Thea Geudy with widely) | Mrs. Allen is the former Bett: Imerigotti, who died in 1921. 'Lee Allshouse, daughter of Mr.! Right years later he married Ma- through the Flor | ‘and Mrs. Clarence Allshouse, rie Fisher, his secretary. They NN | Eton sticet had two adopted children, Jean : Ae, DAL Neste Monday | Vamiluiand. tie nerthem-( Cw ig 98 miles per hour roe AOitie coon jmost point of the Philippine Ar-' gesame oil is pressed from the te 00 niles per hour ee tl meet in the Parish chipelago, is 78 miles from For- seed of sesame indicum, a plant this Afternoon, tonight | a0 indsor pnt my dt wt | mosa. Saluag, the southernmost Cultivated since ancient times, Pol ee en seretery, i gee Calverley, | point is only 36 miles from Bor- and serves virtually all the uses =, A a nn lane, for both coconut and olive oils. ore eather © re | pees | a Wom ont seman PN —_ 4 a. Room Mothers to Meet | : . 53 mall! The room mothers and exee-|Q) 1 d C b ll | ub aR ee oe Sant Shoe coe ete’ an pein: Orlando Caraballo' Public Notice Frias bulletin Yor sonal, ci8M# Parent-Teachers Associa: | MASTER PLUMBER | This is to advise that effective| sot tien, which was scheduled for | a NS today, Friday, September 19th, September 17, will be held Mon- | @1 LLATIO a 1947, I am no longer associated REPORT Gay afternoon, September 22, at; 'TENANCE an acy ee ate er bake of uae West, Pie. 7 26 i | 7p ros. Neon Co., jreene a tt Whe am | - —— | @ REF ‘AIR " 4. Key West, Fla., nor am I respon- Bandar’ Time. The carbon are light, which| @SEWERAGE sipie for any debts contracted Office) provided the first high-intensity | ait WORK GUARANTEED jafter this Gate—Sept. 19th, 1947. street light in the United States, | 85 | was first installed in Cleveland |Tel. 1120 2800 Harris Ave. S._R. LEE. ag 73 in 1870 TT a | bs nS le | Your Grocer SELLS That Good/ J CARMONA LIQUOR STORE ; B H | ean »| STAR * BRAND |. ee ana — sng AMERICAN Ww! 5 be an ent uttonhole “~ CUBAN | GIN at CUT-RATE PRICES | Lay tg ol and COFFEE iwe alive: to any place) cn the Attachment Kasteorn ——Try A Wound Today—— | Island, between 9 A.M. to = . ‘ . Roe Sunday, between 2 Noon We Will Make Them TT 119 6 P.M. a g -M. to Pi Ps - NRE |night, in 10 minutes. | __ for You ; eee"! ATTENTION! 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