The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 11, 1947, Page 11

Galahad Junior’ Sti Tet Beira oo Se rTe Mh Stirs Up KEY WEstT AP War sfoaures Argentine Trouble, Reform Al Bow tecrtures r USED to be that picketing was virtually the exclusive property of strikers. But now, as these photos suggest, al- most anyone can and does get out on line for a cause. I , "* wee f ’ 8 Galahad Junior,” is at it again. t os en yeer-old boxer, first camé to at ote ait the sxicton of an old woman behind in | is ) ome He beat up two policemen before rein: | - + “tte jail A teow days later he knocked AFI man to es@ See Hot Breath Of Law “te fa Slightly Mixed Up 37 SAN JOSE, Calif—(AP).—The “ Pues Department's brand new ~ trunkometer” consists of a bal. toon whieh @ suspected drunk is | requived to inflate, His breath | , balloon is then passed ; eugh chemicals to determine | » the aleohel content. The first drunk tested tried 15 | minutes to blew up the balloon, | “ wee too drunk to do it, ye sere? . : TODAY IN HISTORY_ (Know America) 1777 -Battie of Brandywine, Pa Mowe defeats Washington 814 Battle of Lake Champlain im Wor of 1812—vital American 26--William Morgan of Can- | ave N.Y dnaped for! “mg to reveal Masonic fever heard of again. The forme eveitement gave birth to ved political party *7Metaric Mountain Mead- | Memecre: some 120 immi- * on way to California at wed by @ band of Indians-Mor- ‘ © Southern Utah and all 17 children slaugh ' $62 San Francs s wmge Board opens — first vid exchange in mining securi- FPRULESIING PERSONAL- >... apa a ITY: Pickets lined uplap PROTESTING LEGISLATION: front of a hall where Win- In Minnesota, members of the ston Churchill was sched- ruse Bicketed the pongo for uled to speak. ene ouse Bills > Prey Pre . eTrirtsre «? ererer ere. } -Petent granted James G. oat R etter, N. Y¥., for of- eucldena mail chute or “tet. | bes connection "6 Beulder Dam first in op- Views Herene ope o- : . PROTESTING PICKETS: When the ex-Coast Guardsman (right) couldn't telephone his . PROTESTING FASHION: The new long skirt style brought this parade from wives of ex- Gls at U. of Cali PROTESTING PRICES: The High Cost of Living, as reflected in the price of ice cream, Brought CITIZEN By FULLER WARREN Newspapers recently carried jtwo items that must have struck |many Americans as being rather |hard to reconcile. One stated that the $3,750,000,000 (Billions) loan (gift) the United States | handout. | On another page of the same {paper it was set forth that Prin- cess Elizabeth received an allow- would probably be uped to $250,- 000 when she marries ex-Prince Philip. |receives a larger income than the government which nia. |to pension its royalty. tain in . extravagant mocracy. down conditions under fore giving Great squandered on royalty. Princess Elizabeth and ex- Prince Philip of Greece, made Great Britain last year had been almost used up. There | was a suggestion that Great Bri- |tain might secon ask for another | ance of $100,000 a year from the | British government but that it \ Thus, the 21-year-old Princess ,; President of the United States. | And when she gets the expected ‘raise to $250,000 a year, she will !be taking in more than three times as much as the head of the provides |Great Britain money with which It is so incongrous as to be | absurd that the United States, whose constitution expressly re- | pudiates and proscribes all titles |of royalty (Article 1, Sections 9 s. |and 10), should give Great Bri- »—, | tain money with which to main- | luxury a monarchy that is repugnant to every sentiment of American de- | In making loans (gifts) to some | countries, the United States lays which they can have the money. Be- Britain any more American money, this na- { tion should exact an agreement | that it will not be extravagantly both | very attarctive young people and \ apparently without the arrogance { | sod . wife, he picketed telephone workers on strike. printed howls from these determined lads. | that makes most royalty offensive | 4 al Mi-President Roosevelt or-| — ‘ ae eS na Rg gs rg i ae ut __.»___. |to Americans, could struggle , a * ders Navy to shoo along on her present allowance | = wigs acs afisori TODAY'S | ge £ ). Henry”) ee novelist and | of $100,000 a cen The addition- {Ss short-story writer, rm at Greens- | 43 Italie fleet cor “ nan is sc al $150,000 she is to get when | om einedies we % Altic . — ANNIVERSARIES | y boro, N. C. Died in ‘New York, ' she marries the ae aie ex- 4 M4—US. First Army crosses (Know America) | Watson Whitne or June 5, 1910. > ;Prince could be used to rebuild . mto Germany 1821—Eraustus F. Beadle, pio-|0f astronomy, acher of ae ee ee | the bomb-wrecked homes of the | 194540 Jap leaders arrested as a si ; Winning pers born in Walt-| Fawns are devoid of any tell- | heroic British people. . romanabs fee Rew Nostespublisher of dime jham, Mass. an. 21, 1920. |tale scent, but the nfother deer 2 Pus ~ 1946 Wage stabilization Board |®°ve'* born in Ostego County, \ 1852—Tho! Mosher, Port- , takes on additional odor in order! Many early fire engines were ~~ ofuees to reverse its decision’ N. Y. Died Dec. 21, 1894. ‘land, Me of finely- ‘to lure predators away from the destroyed by fire because the ‘Po gaunt wnaneed wage increases! 1838—John Ireland, famed St. printed bc t Biddleford, hidden youngsters. + ;short range of the hose, stream Died Aug. 31 one of the great men ot his | 1862- -Wiiliam © (het Brought @bout the seamen’s Paul, Minn.,“Roman Catholic pie-! 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