The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1949, Page 11

a eS ARS ew ‘ | ss agi 4 exactly ‘as she® FE it oe and oy the oiehecee tit - furnis! at - knew that Dennis adh alter | off with her coat a etter if t she did it. I didn't want oe to aaa they ke ‘an a, leaned over to ut her nee ob fixe coffee table and it his” 1} { ae she on ee were in hen I Sl you that 4 Sehcke gre and hes y Eat én it Teton 0 vate 38 safe ne ttoma found’ his is that were happenin; ig nee a arms ree Ae sionately. ‘‘I never ised h ed that anything bad would. ity uptn ae Hs hie he | thinki Sal af : self at ing of myself—m: him ani thelr es pi ms—and thes wh hen T heard fee Reluct: what was happening I knew that x held er Thea been a fool ‘to go away. I rt bear~ the thought that “Oh, my niga he breathed. | you Ma § being hurt.” ; Priscilla gazed.-at him; her}» Priscilla put her head on «bis ‘senses’ enthralled — unable’ to cee ote he had come back he cite pe face down to| bi because nee if was a wond ak, ful thi (i ae co eee wer he drew ie “was” flushed and” ex~ cited as they ate their meal and Lae team he re were that they shouldn’ nen re differ-| thing 1. Soe I came bask te tos town, IT ‘or anythin; Tike’ our iting ee ig tecether go 0 close again,” he’ contin eee boys nilla icecream, chocolate ‘sauce; ten conceal-|manshmallow, nuts, cherries and | out textbooks. | whipped cream in great quansi-| one student, ties. If you are drooling at this Phe) Sa point, just think of the price—65 man, the. aide, dep 't, cents,’ practically a whole week’s like a. § all. ie Pada allowance. alagley Hid! ‘lyn s itvisn’'t a lar, Joseph W. Martin, Jr. of North wre a | Mor ilen say ree Attleboro, Mass., noted congress- diet with the. young moderns at © - ‘ just man, born in At eben, 65 years iy TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) , George V.-Allen. -new~-ambas- sador to Yugoslavia, former as- sistant secretary of state for: pub- lic affairs, born 46. years’ ago. ee eb agaewss ee ae water pis: |", i . Prof. 1: bh.” If of. Morse A. comaicil of tole. be Rn t $0 per find one: 0 one you hie: Teachers College, New York. pre- cent body. Ga wecdul that roads. ‘1 was 4 Sident of the American Asso. for rie rg? pig at Pierce's? (the ‘singe that sant Education, born Qmah, ® lebr., 59 years ago. leave the pistols at salle ae) Marilyn has 8 8 noe W. A. (Bob”) Fellér, ec Sg pale, |famous pitcher, born Van Meter, Some girls worry about wheth- Ta., $1 years ago. er to Hold Hands and kiss to bé a' Vilhjalmur Stefansson,. famous ‘success in their crowd. As one Arctic explorer, born in Canada, young ‘high school girl writes: , 79 eer ago. < oe te c boys tried rtemus L. Gates of New Yor ite he 2 to put ae dead ns oe banker, onetime undersecretary See Normics| sod and hold my hand, but so fa of the navy. born Cedar Rapids, IT haven't given in. Perhaps it is Towa, 54 years ago. a two-week anyone caught; but the toys; in evidence. leod os a, a the wrong thing to do. Many of |. Robert V. Fleming, noted Wash- —- t believe in go-| the boys haye given up in dis- | ington bank head, born there, 59 gust, including boy T like. | Years ago. Prof. Arthur N. Holcombe of should I do? Haryard, teacher of government, ie silly to go steady. It would be very.silly for any &@ steady breaks up, it’s’ gir) to kiss or hold hands promis. to get dates afterward, they: cuously just because she wanted} | Dr. Theodore Maynard of Wash- Fe in her crowd: Tf ington, D. C., author-! nol ng seotelah Aeokhing give ’em the gate. Ae cial and [nice boy will come along who} small town, by being too agree- will be willing to have dates with! apie in the matter of “necking.” gir} just because she enjoys his The funny. thing about it is that hae a St a is |to h nam peice ounds of: these‘ To; antic Janes, skeen” knows him’ well enough, that’s i decide. But no girl tl a: It's sha cover most sit-,for her to been aloof to beco' heir steady pe a yA aero group. should be forced into a romantic gates. No bay wants to settle A new one is “serious up.” It routine of which she doesn’t ap-| gown with a girl wha, has been means “keep quiet we want to be serious” and is used to quell ora: turbance and squelch wisecracks. - : Favorite treat of the kids is a “It ia 80 easy for a girl to ruin : deluxe sundae contisting of va- her reputation, particularly in a! nit. alten A A To a don" @ steady. They like to have ae meet people, one tend | it ago. bard Tiecking ig out with these girls. Marilyn says: "We limit it to @ The ex ed, anyway, as most girls find ,, every boy in town, . don’t encourage it. S vtam. 1B i ‘ Fis id her fal 3 i Ae Say any. when T heard ’t be safe,” =| born Winchester, Mass.. 65 years | they look to the girls who have)» prave. Boys, today, are too spoil-' nest girl,” some time or other,| care of 9% ould be but her a.cir~ : twenty-ninth mind Ke ore ts instrument. of © thinking of ‘is and how ! he had alrendy belpet her, Two ficat | with the United States. made connection in Taecogns emory. The hospital mes See ees teapertans progress of the United ‘me back, 50 I told her to put Nations. ane Soe = has followed rh when you s paying it oe been fi ys 's eyes were like grate- | poling ful stars. It was simply amazing i ofan. the way she was being ‘i care . in. fhe: Padi of without even cag PP re med Soviet rh 48 has intona pte at pele ou before. fs aa t ule Phad ie Eo 1 to me ice T |«Nay”: and as se es wee a of death tee See el shi ee ction. "1 . at the UJ ysh asada ij its es and ibilit failures. is and has accomplished mi it is considered that its pre extepely Sov oe sign! Asti Possibly, - ts . rota ‘S tht say the — a woul int itt at ‘ash van 5 Sd ‘e ought to start back,” said Priscilla. “Why,” said Dennis, “you could stay, here. Tom would chaperone oF sai. it rather stiffly as if afraid his meaning would be mis- understood, but Priscilla turned to him eagerly. “Oh, could 1?” she asked. “I'd like to stay here tonight. I hate*going back to Mrs. Wilson's after -this:-}-mean~.”. it’s so dreary in my room... and this... oh; Dennis, I love’ you. 3 For a moment she saw pain in his eyes, then he was ecg her pe - her hair .. . her ps. ne ling of the telephone bri rudely into their long- ardained-of togetherness. (To be ’continued) |THE LOW DOWN HICKORY GROVE You know folks, sittin’ under a tree once in full” oon, Ke inn at pay’ more fivitends in eer in. all the time reading how we ee are to be sdvéd Via’ “one more lence and pie ne | rae an new trick law to be cooked up by G mankind by ac! Uncle Hatry and his ‘boys. cessful “and w: And. as you sit and ponder you Nations. 33 will maybe become ‘a little dub- ious as to whether you have been asS.smart as you thought or have Your. Horescape been.a-sucker all the time, \as * you look back on how you been! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, voting, For my. ownself» I baa coders is a passionate, mad years ago when it was t watchful and perhaps. timid na- fashion for the guy making the ture: It may - be distrustful. of speech to’say, “friends; Iwill} something not real and” yet be now tell you all about: it in sim-|obl ious of things actually pre- ple words: so everybody will-un-}sent in fact. The native.may. be derstand.” That ..got me—me, ;mere cautious. than--really wise- needing kindergarden language or foresighted and be taken un~ —insult, I calls it. And still do. pawares by some turn of cireum- But to proceed—the guy who stance entirely unpereeiyed dur- is to be hurt worst via a Big and “ing their obvious development. Fancy U;S. A. Goyt., is the same ! kind of guy who was hyrt.wotst you can also unravel, how come bod} 2 we gy ee i not a er-state. ant that” in th neral the smaller nations have their minds to their more ter er: ec r "seat ful-neighbors with more for - |possibly more effect, than at any. about that—the ture. Cth Navy heeded previous time in ht in the revers- |news—it has taken somé of nts with a ‘soft padding out of fliers’ 80 history. The U.N. is the forum. of daily. . m ’ 2 ithey really get what good there | A wae } . His in that old saying, “Flying by Fg t world negotiation and as the ples of the world become more}, more aceustomed -to using it: rather than other means that “its.f™ value. will be increased acco, *$o. on the fourth ariniversary of the*U.N: we-can be: th: eft ae in ‘this world of suspic! 1 there is yet one place td hich we can go to air peacefully our a: ferences. We must never unde: estimate thé benefits it ‘may brir the world by drawing peo} les 6) many tongues into common ac- gord even on the minof prpblems: ‘a vast and bleak desert of } «fhe United Nations ie we 0 ie ms e mily Oasis of. Hope. With “i ; Between Electrics and Non-Electric Methods Really Costs You More .. Because It Doesn't Bara the Low, QUANTITY ELECTRIC RATE frigerators, elec’ via Herr Hitler, and J. Stalin?ta limber mayor allows a picket and Mr. Atlee—Mr, Average Guy |to clutter up the sidewalk end phe Moet be Aer —us—we will be the goat. 'maybe throw rocks—but you EA gon job, ANY JOB, Better and Cheep better ian . qo ALLELecraic | Y e wisest way to use electricity at its cheapest is to start IN and work outward ... for this earns you the lowest , oe at the outset. THIS low rate, in turn, becomes the rate you ity thereafter. And it's sensible, too: use the Bk AGONER fos Datel convenient. flameless, feet equipment to Tipp g work, the soon- time-cons' ef you release time for other, Dare profitable work or relaxation. Make ¥OURS A house United. An All- in Less Work, THE MORE YOU USE, THE LOWER THE RATE City Electric System So, the next good day that ‘can’t do likewise. comes along, go on out there and} “Yours with the low down, sit. And while somes be 3 maybe] JO SERR: vorveyvyv. tayyy i cette eral PLACE YOUR REFRIGERATION ON A REAL ICE BASIS and You Will Get GUARANTEED Refrigeration Seryice Is More Economical! PREAL ICE “ie it Ma PURE. oN Enterprises, Ine. (ICE - DEVISION) TELEPHQME NOs 8 KEY WEST. 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