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

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1947, mati grew teneetetilines + ete intetalpinnds then, PAGS six WOUNDED MAN IDENTIFIES SUSPECT IN SHOOTHE! BIBT OBO SUSE E TTB ECUTER Sa lll hhh hdd dn dn dndndndntntntndntn tn tn tn dn tp tn tnd tntentntndntntntndndndntn din dntntndndntntndedndededndetndndednd acai (AP Wirephots) . NICK KUESIS (left), wounded in a night of gunfire in Chicago's underworld, points to James | Morelli (right), convicted robber who surrende-ed to police for questioning in connection with the shootings in which three men were killed and two wounded. Detective Charles Malak (cen- ter) brought Morelli to the hospital so that Kuesis could identify him. 29 Enter Xmas | TODAY’S TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS ; ‘ bs | ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) ‘ e Y . - , ° ‘Light ( ie (Know America) Dr. Fred W. Rankin of Lex- . ig i sontest | 1827—Lydia Ss. Hi Bhat ington, Ky., noted surgeon, born Middletown, N. Y. physician; ed- Mooresville, N. C. ave i : Of Jayeees i" individualist, dress reform-' | Prof. Sidney Hook of New hs rk University, noted philoso » born in New York, 45 0. | Maxwell H. Hamilton of the 1847—(100 years ago) Arthur Department of State, lately re : 7 5 ; M. Wellington, civil engineer signed Minister ad, born eiingecorieres ct nae Ae ane educator, author of classic! Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 51” ycars have been announced by the Jay-| uy ats field he BOOno Ine The- | ago. A . cee committee handling the | °'Y_o® the Location of Railways” Branch Rickey, president of event. ii 1877, born Waltham, Mass. Died the Brooklyn Dodgers, born at + Final announcement of win-' May 16, 1895. Stockdale, Ohio, 66 years ago. ners will be made on January 1,| 1847 — Martyn Summerbell,| Louis S. Cates, The names nad addres be-| minister of the Christians, pre-|the Brooklyn Do low are published in order thatisident of Starkey Seminary,! Stockdale, Ohio, residenis of ihe city may see the} Lakemont, N. Y. 1898 to Louis S. C Fd) displays of the contestants: | born at Naples, N. Y. Died Sep-: Phelps Dodge Mining, born in| FE. V. Kinsman, 2703 Staples tember 12, 1939. | Boston, 66 years. avenue. A 1860—Joseph J. Holland, noted; Judge Thomas W. Swan of he R. Grider, 2344 Duck ave-! actor and son of a noted actor,'the U.S. 2nd Cireuit Court, Fie born in New York, Died Septem- New York, born Norwich, Conn., Robert Valdez, 1315 Reynolds ber 25, 1926. ° |70 years ago. street. ' } a Lae 1868—Harvey S. Firestone,| Dr. Walter S. Adams, astron- { Ra Delgado, (709 Division founder of the great Ohio com-' omer, director emeyitus of Mt. L. P. Artman, Jr., 524 Eliza-|P@ny, born in Columbian Coun- : Wilson Obesrvatory, born in Sy- beth street. ty, Ohio, Died February 7,'ria, 71 years ago. ‘ ‘Alexander Torbitt, Jr., 1270; 1938. Max Lerner of New York, ed- ; Fifth street. ‘i i itor, teacher, born in Russia, 45 Dr, Louis G. Landram, No. 19] street: years ago. Rest Beach. Cleveland Knowles, 1031 Vir- a ne Celio Diaz, 512 Olivia street. ‘| ginia street. The new method of canning M. J. Horre, 3071 Scidenberg| W. Park, 423 Division street. | fruits with added ascorbic acid avenue. Hastings Adams, 2705 Staples} (vitamin C) is a great protec- ard E. Gardner, 415 Grin-| avenue. i | tion. against demage from oxi- || ‘5 nate P00) Rat leete eine ve Wnileleed | dation sbeoause | this jsubatance > V. shouse, aton | street. tre Rey geninin ete dan land Nae Mrs. J: M. Jackson, 621 Olivia eee oie ama Dike va the Mrs. M. L. Osterhoudt, 520] street. leat ; | Grinnell street. 8. 4 eral C. Roberts, 1024 Elgin} Elizabeth street. ater Ri stfeet. sn Miriam Carey, 1420. Petronia| Place a small amount of un Peter T. Knight, 1207 Watson] street. ; cooked noodles in flat-bottomed street. F.. G. Jones, 1409 Duncan} Wire basket he Strainer. Fry in i Joseph L. Warnock, 1105 Du-] street: deep hot fat (375 degrees 2) un- ; val street, Chino Hernandez, 2320 Harris! til golden brown (about 2 min- | |E . Delmar Butler, 918 Fleming| avenue. utes). Drain. Sprinkle with salt. street. Sam Goldsmith, 511 Caroline|Serve with chowmein, creamed Mrs. Tutman, 84-2 Poinciana| street. | eggs or chicken a | Place. . Harry R. Saunders, 915: 7 Mrs. George Lee. et. Subscribe to The Ci | | | | 61 years ago. Names and addr entrants in the Chr : a of the 29, er, the original “Bloomer” girl, s light-| born in Orange Co., New York. « ing contes iby the Died August 24,°1910. : Junior C of Commerce, | with a total of $250 in pr LOWES U of WOODED AAV WOOT Meet A Boy ou Will Be Glad To Know He’s just a lad with a bag of newspapers slung over his shoulder, or a basket full attached to his bike---but he’s a suecess story in the making. Because he’s learning about people, about f{i- nance and how to conduct a business, through his newspaper route. Bright, alert, he will also become self sufficient and well poised, so have a friendly word for him every day. CM EW, DOIG = - Bana eest se ssh ese eseensee MARAAABAAABAASAALARALAAALAAAAASAABAAARAABAADADADABRAARBAARRERR AS DEED Frank Del Vilfar, 909 409 Divisi A FAMILY OF TEN LIVING IN A CHICKE cooP OSA i a i li i in i nnn alin nnn nn nln tan lan nin nnn nanan nnn tintin tin tn tin tintin indie tin tan an tintin tan in tin fin th a ti de Rd Encourage the boys you know to earn by selling this newspaper ...ona regular route we'll assign, Cireulation Department The Key West Citizen AAAAALARABALALALAALALALADAALALADARALALAL AARAAAADEDAAAADAADRED OD a2erae (AA RABBAABBALADAALALAABMALAALASAABAAAAAALLADAADADAALALAAADAAALAARAD PO bb lb bn bb bb bh bn tntn tn dn dtd tnd tn tntn tn dn tn ttn tn tn tn tn dy tp tp te th (AP Wirephote MRS. CHARLES FOX and her nine children live in this 8 by 12 foot chicken @op at Hershey, Pa. They moved in three months ago after the house in which they had lived for 12 years was sold. There isn’t room for the husband and father. And 80 he sleeps on a bench in a nearby ‘apartment house basement. Bottom: Mrs. Fox and all the children t: comfortable as possible. ry to make themselves as