The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1951, Page 9

Beheads Children TOM & JERRY By Fred Quimby === == _ eee et To Spare Them | : Legion Chief Is Shoeshine Boy __ From Starving RANGOON —(@) —a ¢ father decapitated his ith a meat chopper searched the market for food | K. H. Kee, a curd maker told] Police he killed his boys t: saye them from starvatic He said he intended 1. his wife! and himself ¢ Kee, a rebellion, went to Man ter a fire at the road jun town of Shv destroyed hi », 71 miles and left hir penniless. He left his fami sy i = = S Army Tries To | Atte Stalled On Crossing Wrecks Fast Train : | Orphans Have 300 Mothers LEVITTOWN, N. J.—(#).— The| 120 boys of far-away St. Al thony’s Orphanage in famine ridden India aren’t orphans any more—they now have 300 foster-| mothers. Three hundred housewives, members of the Rosary Confra. ternity of St. Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church in this postwar suburban community, “adopted” the youngsters in response to an appeal for aid from the director | of the orphanage in Alleppey,) ERLE COCKE, national commander of the India. Each housewife will buy| squats on the sidewalk at Albany. Ga. and shines the an extra package of food on her! Shriner T. C. Lackland. “Tis all a part of the festivities in w! weekly shopping tour. ‘The food; ing initiated into Shrine will be collected and shipped to} Cocke eine oe the orphanage once a month. | — ee : Turkish tribes were driven! Wine making in California The British Dominion of New| from Central Asia by the Mon-|dates from an early period, the Zealand has an area of 103,935) gols around 1200 A. D. They set-| European missionaries having square miles and a population ofj tled near the Euphrates in Asia| brought ‘their European vines 1,902,000. { Minor. with them. VICTO CASH MARKET BRING US YOUR PROCTER AND GAMBLE SOAP COUPONS i Dar Summed inside ene tem-| Attract Nurses Reds Burn “#2 Victim Alive NGAPORE (AP ( nist’ terrorist Asian chief cle Tuber estate Man “Thi Wom } American, Legon, 2 paper) re “Planter” “armed bandits entered house of the chief clerk kak Rubber Estate, re. trussed him ture on top to.the house. death. The “Plante that this incident cqiling w! Ss an item of $ s for army nur: wth of furniture per nw ted that the furniture for | officers’ room was, And he wanted to hould get} rniture, or} Be 5 3 £ even tin An Army spokesman cleared néunted on the his throat politely and said there trolled ‘radio or is a shortage of nurses. The Sur- local daily pap remarked:|§e0n General says he can't get| 4 “Maybe this is considered to be|€Mough nurses unless we make| tie re : eee, (®) Wirephota’ a minor inci¢ things attractive for the gitls. But) TH4E DIESEL ENGINE AND FIVE CARS of the’ Missouri Pacific railway passenger train “Texas nt a ae nea et oP lla ba pout Eagle” were derailed in collision with an autom obile stalled on a crossing at Malvern, Ark. At Unhol T rade tang . | least eight people were hurt. The two-unit locomo! is turned over on its side. None of the de- y At the same hearing thea railed cars was overturned. The unidentified driver of the automobile was taken into custody, spokesman was aske He said he tried in vain to stop the train. RESET i i ema. oF “equipped with a ful buying a lot of plush | i é Z | cracking tools, but | Rousing Revival “No plush,” said th i ctasctiaia ee 2 eliniepaeaesis . in| ay colléction plate money. Deacon ( tac Hi ] . || VANCOUVER—(?)—The clang- Edward Cunningham dec ided | 40ul tesy e ps ing of a burglar alarm interrupt- | the burglars had been scared | Set SS led a revival meeting in the rear } away before they could pick up| WINNIPEG) — Increased] of a garment store premises here tam accidents resulting from impro-|one night recently, Rev. D. Kree- = | per passing have led the Manito-! mer called police who found the | jba Automotive Transport Asso-} burglar had been scared off, leav- | CAGATADADUDUAAANONANAAUAUAGGLANGGLAUAL | iation to join a campaign! ing a crowbar behind. against this offence. Mayor Gar-| ee net Coulter pasted the first “I'lll for 175 years we have held to | GARY, Ind.—(#)—The« Baptist Church here found irst elf | Telephone 51 * Help You Pass” sign on the back) the belief that the arguments for = puree ur? oi America’s [game jaw and order, the common sense Classified Advertisement 1028 Truman Ave. We Deliver TEL. 1980 SIESTA NRE | of the American people and the | Department 3 we greatest John E, Peurifoy, Ambassador | great qualities of our free institu- | Key West Citi de d to Greece, born Walterboro, S. C.,/ tions would win over any revolu- ey esi itizen . eman 44 years ago. tionary talk or writing. SLICED BOSTON BUTTS beer! = BACON _» _45¢/PORK: DRESSED and DRAWN Deh emen FRYERS uw 55¢ ROA yf Lb. Pure LARD wt 23¢ THEY DIDN’T KNOW Mother didn’t know that her club’s meeting date had been changed,,so she missed _the..importént @ election of officers. ARMOUR'S CLOVERBLOOM. Dad didn’t realize that the golf playoff was set for Saturday morning, and.so he missed out on the exciting finish. SUBSCRIPTION BY CARRIER rapes DELIVERED Young son missed the important Boy Scout affair, JUNE DAISY because he didn’t know he was to report at L E (9) — the meeting place at 6 P. M. O DOOR wu 29¢ HEARTS DELIGHT APRICOT SILVER COW BLUE BIRD Orange Juice 2 “és 25¢ KELLOGG’S Corn Flakes # 0. otc. 14¢ they That good show that the family wanted to see, didn’t know it was playing here. Mother wondered how Mrs. Brown was getting along, but didn’t know that she had been discharged from the hospital, a few days ago. Vhe family didn’t know they could have sold those household items when they cleaned out the attic with a Citizen classified ad — and used the cash to buy a new porch glider! The family missed out on the real savings at the anni versary sale of ‘their favorite store, because they failed to see the big advertisement. KEEP INFORMED ON LOCAL EVENTS . . . 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