The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 20, 1951, Page 4

ee Sa : Wednesday, June 20, 1951 : /, ‘ :|Warren Depl ! When Woman Calls — ; = : P = i oa eakened Morg By Fred Lasswell N eighb or’s Cat | ) | (iC eae ey tout cerca) | aS THAT RinGLES Tao HEAR) | [FC Ha / twicueckers! quice:| Fetches Bootsie HI THAR, / THAR'S BEEN A ORETEUL | |HOPIN’ YE MIGHT HAVE Time "a AST ONE s Bo : »| RUSTLE YORE BONES!| | eros RIDDLES 1! ( weeck, FER A FAST Game OF CHE [c ——NTIMES A-WASTIN by epee GIT Ov HART owt es fick AT MY WIFE-MaTe! apparently < T'Lt stop THE RENEGADE RAID. BUT FIRST WE'LL REST HERE A MINUTE. WHOA, DIABLO! P) Wirephot U.S. COMPTROLLER GEN. ERAL LINDSAY c. WARRER tells senators in Washinging Tuesday that there has been “an undoubted weakening: moral standards” in Govern; ee i ay ment and out of it. So, \ . a a i ie Camp Blanding To | sevemment is" conceal said, congress must shoulder > Mm part of the blame. ‘Be Reconstructed ———— KEY WEST NEWS Of Days Goné By WASHINGTON | Tt P IZ RADIO KO Be cae 2 ay a = Bi ‘] I BNA wns NS)” Today 4 : nee -" — Taken From The Files” born in 10 YEARS AGO Council, at its reguige night, entered: inig Canonsburg, Pa., 56 years agg. nent with the John Nuc Harold F Pitcairn, president of | veen Company, bond Selling fim the Autogiro Co., Philadelphia, | of Chicago, as fiscal agents born Bryn Athyn, Pa., 54 years | formulate plans for taking Joven. ——_—_____.. | ago. an electrical and Senerating di. | tribution in Key West, : > Key West 29 2 years ago, Price, president of The C Electric, born at j Meeting fan agreer {| James A Linen, publisher of } Tim » born Wave rly, Pa , 39 year Pix "erguson, president tion, Det s,* N.Y, Earl Lee Phillips, Miami ¥a who has been slated for is Hell , ht, | the local draft board, hag: iz eiman, playwright, sheath 3 . ‘ : Ms physical examin ation and: r and enditor, born in New|, wy ¥ leans, 466 yea pth be sent to the army July 7, it | Josephine W Johnson, novelist, Po gs sg age be | born Kirkwood, Mo., 41 years! oldie ron July 17, 4 7 | Seve T . Key West member of the Amem | ECt ADORIAN ican Legion, 40 and 8 society, 3 (Continued trom Page One) Stage a benefit dance in mitt to raise the money for the ¢ chase of an i lator. It would: President Plaza | more valuable than the pulmy ia hand = shakes | and would be kept at Fire Ste: 1 | 4 | Sounded and guns boomed a fare- well salute At Boca Chica, ;exchanged quick j with the off icials there to see hin | tion No, 1 off, but granted no interviews. # The party bearded the Plane} Joe Romero, caretaker 664 immediately and took off for the aquarium tendered his resigna- week’s visit with President Tru tion to the City Council last night man at Blair House. } ~ First word last night was that | A letter of appreciation: is no stop over would be made. The | been received from Mrs announcement was changed at Reeding chairmen of a five o'clock this Morning when | iene Woliintacs Services = fee~ all greeting Personnel were noti- | Men's eas Bes nie a oe . : Civil Defense, in London, thane a ry, > a aria > >) fied that the Presidential party | ~ . Re, ka ae ua, mi BRINGING UP FATHER By Ge or ge McManus would remain in Key Wat for a | 198 the Red Cross chapter here fae ene the sewing and stribution’ pan 1 short rest before continuing the rill b samnid grits _ sending. | | trip. pe 1a r Britain” {| } The original Plan of welcome Bundles for Britain. | was carried out on short notice, ‘ us a | but efficiently and thoroughly. Lt. Sam Wilson, civil eng | nag at the navy air base, todayy i HOUSE CLEAN Apr ic NTUEDpe | detailed by Capt. Russell E, Cren~ CAPT, CARL i HERS |shaw, navy commandant, tes j (Continues trom Page One) ; Operate with city and federal; £ the Armed Forces Start Coll | ficia in learning the ege. Just before reporting to Fleet | needs of navy personnel, Sonar School he commanded the | Peis US Okalossa é | Plans are being made here. ta ‘aptain Caruthers is entitled to | have uniformed and armed the Legion of Merit, Com- {guards for Key West. : | mendation Ribbon, CBE. (Brit- | 7 ish award), Croix de Guerre | From the editorial] Pages of The (French), American Defense Ser- | Citizen: “Discrimination ig {he = Vice, _ European - African-Middle | rare element of Personality Sat” Eastern, World War II Victory | j. lacking in your acquain Medal and the Yangtze Patrol | medal. | oo gO ay cra er races CG TELL OF NEw ANYTHING CONCERN (Continued from Page One) AUTOMOBILES sre ‘ on the beaches of the national T ee, By Ray Gott monument. Wi N¢ ; 1 9 Diry Sr. Pw a7 a Protection of birds and any ter- - restial wi ey Sie 3 IT WORKED, LOLA? AND WAITLL ao tt noraaieled insisted upon in TH'KID'S CompLETeLy } up SEES WHAT egulations. 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