The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 14, 1953, Page 7

= % Rail Strike In Britain May Put Damper On Christthas Joy | —— “FOR CHRISTMAS.2 Woman Bandit Nabbed FOR EVERYONE G Another Grave By DON CAMERON LONDON Santa Claus was a The Sunday Pictorial, which calls,ernment intervention if the union! issue today in Britain's big-|itself a newspaper of the left-wing refuses to compromise i at since the general viewpoint, cried out in big black} The last time labor trouble shut oF jheadlines: “‘Cabinet Must Stop down Britain's rail lines was dur — evsy= Eanes Rail Strike.” jing the great general strike. « cas .-} Calling upon the government to! The unions are cemanding a 15 mbers to strike next Sun-| move in immediately to settle the'per cent bike in wages aorend now midnight. |dispute, the pictorial declared aa PHOENIX, Ariz. @—A confessed > woman bandit with a pony-tail ) 5 hairdo was held today for investi- eT gation of five armed holdups. p Get geet ae Pretty Nadine Bolton, blonde and | averag i pounds shil 2. w wit! the state-owned Tail! «Forget for the moment wheth-\Ings 11 pence—a week. The Rail- tna!) companioe-an e dowatewe ard to its gayest.ef the railwaymen’s pay claims Way Staff sehangroeda dang — street. since before the war—|are justified or not. Forget wheth- Hagens alwars pon none accepted: "Without hesitating she admitted : | i he past, aworded a weekly in. of food and drink andier they are right or wrong to crease of only 4 shillings, 56 cents. 2&@Ving robbed two liquor stores goods. threaten strike action at such short ’ of $169 because “the men didn’t hotice at this time. The number of trailer parks in bave the guts.” “The first step must be to pre-ithe United States is increasing at “I got liquored up and pulled the Moe this calamity happening ne rate of about 1,000 a year. jobs,” police quoted her as saying. Interjection of Santa Claus into) Menday, December 14,1953 THE KEY WESTCITIZEN Page 7, the dispute brought this sharp re-| BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY jtort from an NUR organizer at a g) meeting of union members: s for calling thd strike sarees are not to a ashamed of i ves when people say of the ao oan Plumbing Supply Knowledge... No Money Required WANTED—An aggressive who has a complete know!- edge of WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPLIES with present "4 almost think the leaders|strike you are spoiling the kid- day following to sell plumbing on a PROFIT-SHARING NUR had no children of/dies’ Christmas. There will be lit- h and never believed in tle or no Christmas festivities in BASIS. 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You talk like a man in love.” “T am.” Doran whistled softly. pominicx came out of the shone booth and bore down on them, panting. “For you, Mar- men.” ty, is was Dexter and he was wor- ri He asked, “Did you hide gpything up here in the rooms, Marty? Those letters you had, for ty, | instance?” “No. Why?” “Someone must have thought so. I just came in to find the place Beds torn to ‘places, burbourde | sprung and al) the rest. As thor- me RE Seiad SR falssing”* out that anything’s mi } “Morrissey,” Martin guessed. | face she’s gettin’ out. i + 8 i 43 i ; B Hi Martin asked, “What's unusual about that?” “I know this bi . T's her other potas od the ‘God Mine Club.” Mi 80. But no one paid “A f00d- meee was around this “He prentny et|{ alan give him his letters T put | in’t give 4 him out uF Antiquity Of Wise. Indians Can Be Proved MILWAUKEE #—Primitive In-|culture Indians of about 5,600 years{region. Oconto ts in northeastern Built for lasting enjoyment! 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