The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1951, Page 6

im 3 = THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |} Communists. “And they got part jof me too,” Private Creel said | TELL THE PEOPLE = People’ s Forum | (Continued trom Page One) ene a {stood there and shook a little. | | foot. Below is the text of Hoper’s let track near the Kachin nove ¢|Then he proceeded immediately] Asked regarding the exact de-|minas need a vacation the}. ; a 2 er : rack ne Ey Eke Citizen wetcomen expres |to his individual battalion head-|tajls of the bugle stories which |daily classroom routine, qe a xsi Soom bat the editor senceven the | Warters which were identified by|had been going the rounds, the | prominent Texas and |™Members justifying the chang “wight to delete any items which | flares and smoke grenades. | paratrooper said the Chinese play Branteas the weere” Seoumar- | When the paratroopers found| taps, funeral chants, flute solos, | “fair and confine the letters ite jthe prisoners they had come tojand other music reminescent of te on one aide ‘save slaughtered by the North} death in an attempt to demoralize | si it e ss 1 a = Hesipso rie | Koreans, and te slayers fled,/the United Nations forces. “An ttern and will he published un- | there wasn't much action for the} of course, they want to draw our Se se, they ra r ee ae en Se \fire in order to determine the ex- ” * hey had Christmas in Suwon | act location of our oe ant wea- Fait oe WATER with turkey and trimmings but! pons,” Private Creel s itor, The Citizen: during the day were informed We're convinced a fe of ther We see by the paper there is a/ that the Chinese had joined the/are filled with opium qwater shortage in Key West and|North Koreans. On New Year’s|have a fanaticis €very one is asked to use only | Bay they were warned that the! th fhe amount required for bathing| Chinese v so close they @nd cooking |to move back = My wife and I are abiding by; His esuar was in Taigaujslavery on the world,” Private #hat-request but it burns us up to) When Private. Creel was in his| Creel said Bee some of our neighbors con-|5¢cond big jump. The objective The returned paratrooper dinue to soak their lawns and|W@5 to surround the Communists said he had fought next to Shrubs night and morning who had been delayed in their re British, Puerto Rican, Dutch hough the water supply wi treat because of the destruction of and Turkish soldiers. “And plentiful. é bridges and other means of com the Turks are really good & We do not even tee! this ann auundcstion However, the obse soldiers, really cutthroats . . #num amount allowed although vation planes which preceded the they’re good men to have on Se pay the usual three dollars. irships carrying the paratroop your side,” he added. a ase glad te hescoaa Ti it | oT found the estimated numbers He is 19 years old, is the son of 4 igi . ,, were much larger than expecte Mr. and M: Marvin D. Bthers would be also. = <a and the jump was temporari 313 Peacon Lane and ha: i oe woman | called off. ters. Donnie is a sophomore at whi consider their life ise’s not worth much if they in their fight to thrust their body Coats On Good Friday at 9:30 in | Key West High School Bar @ays euch week instead of one; the morning the ik Same lisse goes to Borris: elementary ay. Do you consider it “fair play named “Operation Toma- | school. #r a Christion thing to do? Why| hawk” was made. When the While the reporter was inter- # not some one given the job of paratroopers landed they | viewing Private Creel the young @hecking up on these water wast-| found few Communists on the | paratrooper received a letter from apes drop zone, but two days later | his bud Pfc. Harley Lowery T'think such people-should have} - on Easter Sunday the action of Chickamauga, Georg more eir drinking water rationed to} came in which Private Creel | familiarly known as Smokey. And # thimble full per day. | Suffered a bullet wound caus- the letter contained a clipping 1 am an irate Citizen. | ing the loss of his foot. pS AE of | “ The bullet was from an| June 11, 1951 | American rifle M-1 which the } PUBL. piesa | Chin had stacked away before | The framers of the Constitution | the Korean War or from Sw AUTOMOBILES SEE THE gnvisaged a President who woul: taken from captured Americans,” | e the choice of representative] Private Creel said. “And I have| TWINS gen acting in the electoral col- | the bullet right here in the house. 4ege and not the direct vote of| He said all excepting six of the | EEEYMo@Ya tat TET. RT wd fhe people. jforty seven men in his platoon ANYTHING CONCERNING PERSE Armour’s Gr. “A” CLOVERBLOOM Fryers Lb. 55¢ ARMOUR'S DEXTER TRAY-PAC BACON » Sec “COLORED OLEO—IN QUARTERS BLUE PLATE :29c OUR’'S CLOVERBLOOM—Gr. ‘A’ Lates: EGGS IN CARTON Doz. 62 VEL 29¢ DASH/00 2=2T¢ VAN CAMP’S—1-LB. CAN PORK & BEANS . . 25c : Mc CASE OF 24 COCA COLA. 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