The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 17, 1951, Page 4

ET ht ee be, Sa _ Page 4 _THE K EY WE ST CITI [ZEN _Tuesday, July.1 o 1951 THIMBLE THEATRE—Sitarring Popeye v - - AO meen nm emma ema nem BRINGING UP FATHER WHAT 2: a YOURE PITCHIN ~*~ WHO BILL WWiLiS AGAINST TH BUGS? / TIME Y WALKED Is 7 Hi HURLER ON OUR MINX MOUND STAFF WITH ENOUGH REST BUT WHAT AN ARAAS... FANNGEDO 10 HIS t OUT... AND AST ANO THEY D STILL BE WRITIN’ TH RECOR' 2KS IF RAIN HAONT WASHED TH’ GAME OUT IN TH FOURT! FINISHED, s DENEE FEN sPOPEVE Ht zy bysciou 5 ‘ a. = NE WANTED: | MAN TO DOs| MANUAL } LABOR | 2 YOU DONT, ALL THERE (LL GIVE HER @ BOKAY-- : Tv. 7 TH ince _3 TELL HER SHE'S PUR Te CS Se OON'T LOOK AS A PITCHER aN’ TH' GOODEST COOK \ A Nw a way ‘T FEEL ABOUT PHIL! By Tom Sims and B. Zaboly LSHALL CALL IT A Kage BRS COWFLY! VUR WILD BILL, PUTS MO STUFF ON A WILD PITCH THAN ANY FLINGUH AH _EVUH s Sorrow ee A Woman's a As Husband, (®) hides her face in her‘! ht), 27-year-old carpenter, d in Lowell, Mass., on s nine-year-old stepson. D oted Dickey as saying he Wi m. and hit him when the lad i and weeps and he his head after | murder in ihe beating d Police Supt. John f the boy. Russell } a “snicker on his PAA TAMA AAA AARR DARA AAD AAS KEY WEST NEWS Of Days Gone By Today’s Anni versaries — 1744—Elbridge Gerry,’ husetts merchant, signer, ration of Independen h Vice President, bora nlehead, Mass. Died hae ‘ 1745—-Timothy Picke olutionary soldier, holder thin ¢ cabinet positions under | shington, who perfo vices for the country, Salem, Mass. Died: Jan. 1763—John Jacob Astor; grant fur trader, deve America, founder of the. fortune, born in Germa March 29, 1848. 1809—Samuel M. Feltot railroad head, of great the Union of Lincoln’s-4 se atest “a Taken Fre rom The Files Of The Key Wesi Citizen MAAAAAAAALALASARALRAAAAS 10 YEARS AGO Lights go out 20 minutes te first partial black ever seen. quested to t and lights : The two ar where hx Dr. ers were asked to Rockefeller Foundetlen eC lights and w ij) mathematician, born in not be admitted ¢ burg, Wis., 57 years ago, are near Fort Taylor station and the at Navy planes will fly o shooting pictures ; John McKim, onary payee ia Ji a ze ees Fa 2° > S a. » here va ;,| tribute to the ‘state’s needy crippled children, may da* ;| depositing a dollar at the Will watch for linhted ,;of County Tax collector J would reveal the whereabouts of| Mahon. strategic targets { y attorney ‘Aquilino ¥ accompanied by hisy ino Lopez. and fai Capt. Fred Mi -<. ime as Arturo Lujan, left thi “gS Ja as oe on the steamship F 688 me a es te to San Diego de dn e iz , where they will uniforms < ia aR ES: lew WCCKS. armory tonight before 7:30 ns r mes | ¥ the editorial page tvs : ffi : ; cles” “Those — overb! offic £4 i A Cu: rtille 1 1e should inves Footie wie of the Ft. 7 F se spapers. The losses them of heavy incol e Marshall Field I lar a year loss on #3 York tabloid. (P.M, hy the way). to keex remove picture before gunne: the fort T mm guns wil range up to the first ti on moving tar troyers. Monroe ¢ ers who want t number for ne tag and who would RETAIN Ne, FS RINE OH STRONG PH BRAND COFFEE | TRIUMP COFFEE ounty aut Telephone 51 i —" Classified Advertisement De All Grocers | Key West Citizen a NOW AVAILABLE! Made of Port Oxford Cedar Slats, finished with non-vhalke ing synthetic enamel, Also BLINDS Available Free Estimates—Call 682 PROMPT DELIVERY