The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1951, Page 7

Man Can Get Used | They’re eed With Murder st Strike Death 'The = Britain “Se Thursday, June 21,1981 THE KEY WESTCITIZEN Pago 7 Treaty confab will be iron-|back some highly potent amuni- To Anything, Even | amet Po eee en n the world when you are you have got to eat them B : ral | block the meetings usiness Of Gun Corner | US. will have a te SAN FRANCISCO.—().—Man,| By TORT | 1S Seat 8 that confusing form of life, gan jioday 8s agninst 502,000 a. ycar get used to anything. Just repeat a Duerkes jago. It 9 he bes ed this anything often enough and TT : Bi iets a8 | man gets used to it. oe a i — 2 rete peli bs J That even includes getting used een ana s old crystal eight) So much for the flickerings 0 ers ; T j to looking into the business end of | yi is probably B0-| ¥. olde eight bali Vv erseas ransportation i Be _ The majority of us hope i : Joseph Richel is used to that— the MacArthur ouster upro ( r I a Because he's been helcup al | soon fade away. Little ha ompany, ne. ; least 20 times that he can remem- proved except t eat sgh = ber. That is to say, the liquor of men in a Past, Dependable Freight and Express Service ; pe Richel works bas been npled the nt between { ‘eld up time after time after time ry sett tee omelet nee ae MIAMI AND KEY WEST fo Ric hel figures he was on Ranoacts ; Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS po oi a ast 20 of those oc- ) bolste por Between Miami and Key West 8 Man is different from. ifsur- he eaeiewrabon } : ance companies, though. Man gets ed | Express Schedule } a used to holdups. Insurance com-} (No Stops En Route) j panies don't. This particular li-| | LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY EX q quor store can’t get insurance any} a ¥ t CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- 4 more | to an ene ynfused rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- i And we always thought Sam and placed the Ame r night. a Spade operated in San Francisco.| n jeopardy ; LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT ; grave global prot SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- i N W. F d arele “K night and arrives at Key West at} | pW ‘ in dignits 2 6:00 o'clock A.M. § ew ay oun HERE ARE SIX OF THE 12 PERSONS CHARGE) WITH MURDER for the ceaih of a Deities L | Schedule a T T : T B worker in strike violence at the Berryton textile mills near Summerville, Ga. Deputy Sheriff R. D ,_ Never has political hu Oca re as © iry Lo beat Henderson (left) leads them from the jailto the nearby Chattooga county court house. Sheriff eee ene cg tn onl crag oS a ion Reuben Lyons is locking the jail door behind them. The murder warrants were issued after Miss The Republic 1 E \ ) CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock ail Sentene Nellie Tucker, 45, a non-striking mill worker, was crushed to death under an automobile overturned sre RAE. acd: uosiveg. ab Blimel alee by strikers. ; : een ae DAILY (EXCEPT ; MONTEREY, Va.—(/?).—In the laesibiasecmpir: LEAVES SAM ; i past, Frank Ottey has earned a 1 vn, af SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. reputation as a jail-breaker. And Hickinbot > , nstills and and arrives at Key. Weat, at $i00 Pe eee Clsian His Civil at's Juke Box Fees the offing. retains a certain amoun |_olock P.M. an effort ito get aut of the Mon- against the ir time. tied at dale zl S terey jail Richts Are Being <2 Heznvet Rai d F . ders will der the smoke and ick- i ervice Sink aoe aie a Ee Re ee Te Ticks Raised To Dime lidees. wil ‘syn omen, Sesaptene Sm lane Free Pick-Up and Delivery the jail to a five-year-old boy. In se EET IRE LOS ELES heli Me tek ere oe mie Violated In Ark. ph aeliac usr Ganemueeneaagd utp ecg ss hit tossed the boy a couple of coins ny cities are Juman is quietly placing lova FULL CARGO INSURANCE ; ‘ par n top posts, ar the s Ko on. The , ff MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts. the long green. Sooner »me places. and said “here, go to the hard-| LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—(4).—It’s prevent he box £ the la aed ite hed co a oskal so lowly rated in tho last PHONES: $2 and 93 ware store over there and buy me} ® tough fight, mom, and so far, make the es ¢ oe hi t ri : a 4 Nose Cet election will have a pr lentia a ksaw blade. : ere losing Battler Hickin- court say no authority to nicke ; iagele: defence: springboard well calculat This the boy did. He returned| botham of Little Rock is trading do either of these things. And) Manufactu west his Far Eastern pc and may xz with the blade and passed it! blows with the Sundays and threaten-| coast report that they had to be called as a sup eibaiies in i _ bars to Ottey. Ottey| paid a total of $100 in fines t t i n cent acAsthur di as ai Ss went to work on one of the bars He began the campaign nine courts or ? + t He didn’t work long. The jailer; weeks ago—but the cops forgot civil rig! a xii Soerataen efttharnaus appeared in a few minutes and| to arrest him one Sunday. What Hema. iy sia probably be. John &,. Sullivan. relieved him of the chore. ever they do, he plans to. stay Coaches Paul Bryant of Ken- coa t Yale ) quit that post two years ago, The rrnall boy had gone home| open—on the ground that if drug tucky i Stu Holcomb of Pu i ball iivanela athe SAR Alar tao and told his father of his adven-| stores and filling stations can due will head the second annual Dodgers { ta l be our r ambassador ture. 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