The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 25, 1950, Page 3

YOU CERTAINLY HAVE | GOING AROUND OF COURSE « BEING A PROOUCT OF THE GOLOEN WEST.’ TO GET DOWN TO THE BUSINESS AT HAND,JEO wiMiSS BLAINE HAS EXPRESSED A DESIRE Se a iN \GHT AND GUIDE YOUR CAREER, PERSONALLY, IN THE FUTURE / SAYS: "THROUGH THE TWIN ELEPHANTS TO _ BIBLE ROCK” NO_ONE SEEMS TO KNOW WHERE OR WHAT THE “TWIN ELEPHANTS” ARE--- WE'LL ASK THIS VERY OLD (ANOTHER PART OF KINGSTON ASK THAT OLD FELLOW, DICKIE / NO, SAR, NEVER [ HEARD ‘BOUT TWIN ELEPHANTS ~ ‘NOTHER GEN'UMAN ASKEO ME SAME THING / HE'S SURE TO KNOW ABOUT THE ELEPHANTS! ce 1 *_ Wa wae, | GETTER STEP ON IT, DICKIE --- YOU'VE GOT COMPETITIONS + WELL, IF IT ISN'T GOOD OLD LULU— SO NICE OF YOU TO INV ae PSI. “hese ME T yOu 4 GLORIA The Show Must Go On I CAN'T Do tt/ I'M Too BASHFUL To BE ASTAGEDOOR SJOUNNYZ E WERE WORRYING NOTHING, SCORCH. VY MAYBE THE BARON FEELS THE HOT BREATH OF THE LAW AND IS JUST AIMING TO SEND THE WITNESSES SAFELY NOPE! IS A 00-OR-DIE BOv ./ WE'RE TRYING TO TRAP HIM BY WALKING INTO <_ Budi FUMES FROM THE “INNOCENT "OVERNIGHT CASE GIVEN TO CHATTY BY THE SABOTEURS.) THE PERFUME |S NOT PERFUME, THE NAIL POLISH IS NOT NAIL POLISH AND THE BOIWe 7 ANY Reg U.S. Pat. OF AP Newsteatures LADIES/ LADIES, WILL YOU TAKE IT FROM HERE, BEECHAM? I’VE PLEASE! na GOTTA SEE KING a fia Rp Soa a ed Chapter 3 Ca ast at the piano in the back practicing a song. Her ts were nimble but care: less; she tal lng ins even in the days when Re father had for d lessons in the hope that it be a real musician in the family. All she had learned then Celia had not only otten but deliberately thrust aside as “classical rot.” Now she only played to accompany her which was light, to pay for vocal her voice had gotten her onto the see in a bit There she had met the ig young actor James Gould whose success was so sure. Now she was his widow and hoping that that same voice would er back on the stage again. e had only lived. She stopped. singing to heave a sigh. Or if he had only been properly insured. She banged an: fists on the placid keyboard. Then she turned quickly, sure that someone was watching her. Sure enough, some- one. was standing there now. He was young, tall, slim, dark, hand- some, or she would have been sharper. As it was, she smiled, and her smile could be very s* eet when she wanted it to be. “Were you looking for some- one?” The youn man. came a step or two into the room and she saw that while his clothes were im- maculate, they were cheap clothes. The sand man spoke most se- riously.- “T came to see Anne. Mary let me in and told me to look - here. since she might be wit you.” “Oh.” She raised her eyes that no longer felt any need _to smile. “You must be Tony Raymond, bs boy friend who wants to lawyer.” “Tam a lawyer.” He said it with a quiet sieny that irritated her. Her eyes flashed. “Do you expect to make money had never been one for | ti id well |} j | finish: “I hope I shall always be able|into the Pon tee te uae alee hed practicing and I have my|""Docan't, children to after. You'll] to have two ine to the store. She is always don't re lashing out to the store, because at all, Besides, Ps 3 it is the only way she can get out/ they did. A ss oD SS ee was y| Oe Sie a “I like ouse.” He carefully and firmly. “Anne and | ously. ie T will Probably live here after | away. we're mai “T might as well go home Celia’s lip curled. “I'm sure you|fore I J any Ay will, Young lawyers withoutlaround here. When pars have to sleep somewhere,| come in?” on’ ey?” “That's true. Like actresses out] Anne burst in from of work.” ing a big bundle She stepped up to him. “Are| She put it down you trying to be fresh?” him-a hearty kiss a He smiled slowly. “You look ‘ony, I'm so to much prettier when you sing.” |Celia told me you were She might have Take your coat off. Youre phone rang and, like all thea’ lary cut in . people, she lived for phone calls, asked “hime to stay—and he any one of which might mean so/he had to go home much, Anne's eyes was before 1 came. Tox RAYMOND went slowly} to join the mad * downstairs and back to the|Do the twins know kitchen, where Mary was hulling| Tony?” strawberries and hi a} “Not yet. I saw hymn cheerfully. She tried to rather, T heard them Tony because Anne loved him}! saw them.” and supposedly he loved Anne, though she had her doubts about} his arm. that. She held up her bowl of hulled berries. that. The: “Better come to dinner, Tony. Broiled chick Sie Tint: | never end weve gine roiled chicken, avoe: lawyer and we're to strawberries with cream. Mr./all , distressed og be! Roger thinks nothing too good for | Sir Galahad. We dec to us now the boys are here. He is/ you out always bringing tings home. 1| He sighed. “I wish | were your think it will be something spe-| teal knight.” cial this afternoon, sean *e| “You are.” has been chuckling to hi all (Te be continesd) MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE! (Continued From Page One} | reaching up into the ranks of family fread-winners and wreck- ing greater population lest able to afford it. Co-Chairman Louis Carbonell commended Representative Ber- nie Papy for leading off with a body blow to polio with his $100 donation. The polio germ—al- ready groggy from this attack was “floored” for the count of | It’s the other hardship upon our| otis Eats eS issih — the $200 of the Strand ‘Theatre| their “mites"—so now they are and Aerovias “Q” for these three} looking to those whe hate the donations brought the total col-} most and can give the mest. lected to date up to $3,700. j We are still a long way from $$$ men meee nen ren ata : STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE our $15,000 goal, however, so it TRIUMPH is anticipated that others lead- ers of the community will re-} COFFEE member that polio is unfair to MILL children and send similar Widows and house- at ves with children playing in} Aj] Grocers their homes have already given fellow’s Telephone If your telephone were the only one in town, it wouldn't be worth you. 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