The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 13, 1950, Page 3

A EEDA i 6 COTE RICE te I pet OE a eM pO aL, GAC ;: kk & 2 ia 4 the first joint session ess since the House! is been renovated and! opportunity } * “Ye Fir “The State a | ae the galleries @ppreciated the ab- the unsightly steel Posts j . for the past ten years, obstructed the views of in the gallery. tomary, tne represen- tatives of foreign nations: al members: of the President's. cab- ‘eet, joined the senators ani rep- resentatives to hear the Presi- Gent's message. It was noted that dustice and associate in the Supreme Court, ate always invited to such | Were mot present for ane. appeared ten and ~than..one... person. it his Florida vaca- obviously agreed) Hi z 3 OADu I'VE CHANGED MY MIND fu liM IN NO HURRY TO 60 BACK WEST’ MWESTERN MELODIES WH WITH JED NEVADA BE WITH US AGAIN (4) Wirephoto MALCOLM WHITT (left). 32. fugitive from jail, is captured by B posse at Kosciusko, Miss., for the. massacre slaying of three sleeping Negro children. Beside him is Deputy Sheriff Q. Q. Harris. In the background are some of the possemen. Two companions of Whitt escaped capture. Thomas Harris, a Negro, Said the three fugitives killed the sleeping children in his home end shot him in the back after sftempting to rape his 14-year- eld step-daughter. The girl also was shot and wounded. ly, at the time of this je session, Washington w4s en- Wying some of the most freakish wetther ever recorded in this tee of unusual climate condi- Gms. The temperature in Wash- as President Truman was ing wag 71 degrees. Here, hh. anything can happen ani Wierrew it may be snowing. It ieeld that Will Rogers once re- marked, “If you don't like the WHY BURN BRUSH? TWO SHOTS--TWO THUDS- TWO Weshinagton weather, ‘just wait a anipute Lustron Company | DAVIS, Calif—(#)—Worthle:s ordered to which ; the Although the second session of M G B kr \brushland ought to be burned the Gist Congress convened on ay rt] pan upt over in this state for a number of Titeday, Senuary 3, not much Pare 3 Bh rar sore Ps. George He daly Wee secomplished because most W h N D. | of the College of Agriculture here. ‘vone ae waiting wv the it m ine ays | California’s growing population | light of the week-—the Presi- makes it necessary to use more | dent's message. Now that his ree WASHINGTON, .Jan. 13—(). jand, he says, and livestock feed | pert on the State of the Union —It's up to Lv’ tron to make a increases after burning brush hae been received, it cen be ex- rew move if this hov'se-making Whether the land is seeded jor not. parted that next week the mem- firm is going to, sueceed| in: head- —————————— tere end the committees will ing off a'collapse of its fortunes: ently the firm w buckle down and tackle:the prob- — Lustron,, is.the firm.- which’ submit a new plan lems eonfeopting this session, Mouht Bena in Sicily” has had one ef the longest eras of activity ~ among the world’s known vol- canoes? — PU RE REMOVE porcelain, houses, It jowes the! firiso but the envernment doesn’t | Reconstruction Finance Cgrpora- like the'new plan. A govern-! tien about. $37,500,000, and the .meht official says Lustron ‘nv v RFC says Lustron is in ‘default asiabout nine days’ of grace to on $22,000/000 of ‘the loans.’ Re-. thime up somethitignew. (#) Wirephotc CONSERVATION OFFICER VINCENT\CONNORS (left) helps George McClure of Lawrenceville, Til. unload household furniture removed from flooded homes in‘a: boat. This community is among towns hard-hit by the mid-western flood. PLANE TRAPPED BY RAPID RISE: OF FLOOD WATER; *®) Photo A PRIVATE AIRPLANE, staked out on an airport in East Jackson, Miss., is surrounded by flood water from the Pearl river. The river rose so rapidly that owners of the plane were unable makes’ pre-fabricated jjsteel-and- RFC would l6ok over. Lustron |' NOW, FOLKS, OUR THEORY j 1S THAT OR BLOAT, HAVING FOUND THE TREASURE MAP --- SKELETONS / AND NOW We HAVE THE TREASURE MA?! GET READY TO DIG IN FOR A THRILLING 4 TIME! HEARD A TWIG SNAP WHIPPED AROUND --- — Stage Door Johnny You'RE ALL By YOURSELE/ ) a (TS NOT EVERY WIFE WHO HAS A HUSBAND ATTRACTIVE ENOUGH To BE INVITED To VISIT A BROADWAY ACTRESS IN HER DRESSING ROOM / OF CouRSE HE'S GOING / 7 te move it. Many homes in lowland areas were surrounded by the swift flood. HE PICKED ME UP AND STARTED HAW. HAW, HE GAVE HER THIS | |WOT ANOTHER METAL CASE FOR BOMBS! F B0B coBB Ni wHar's uP Y Have You TWO GOT AND BINK Z SCORCH | ANYTHING ON THE PLUS THE HAKIM AND KRULL PREFECT.’ WE'RE. THaT J CAN USES ww EVIDENCE £4 2) I MUST VISIT My FATHER VIA SUDAIR... Excess Baggage ~ BUT I CAN'T GEE, I’M SORRY, SECLUDED RUINS OF] | CARRY ON WITH ) > FOLKS! I'L P ALL THESE —<( carey OUT Tus INTERRUPTIONS//—)\ INTERRUPTION / AND HE HEARD YOU SCREAMING FOR HELP Th WER" 7S’ Be 1,,:1\ ! oa Div + es