The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 5, 1950, Page 3

on. tel THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Safety First IT WERENT iT GUY ON THE TA THE FLAGS OF PLANES, BH, Serry £/ nue peer 21) ty pervaded. :t s of David's life mnths that followed. i taken his place on commission in March, e middle of April steel from the gulch to the bridge. His own s dream that a short had been only a tedious- out plan on paper. nd was at rest, too, slyn. Nella had seen ied in the home of a in New York, and ho} i = * ! New York has’ punctured Made- No Sale lyn's ego. She was scared out of - her at it, and in this board- ng which is run by Marie she will have an oppor- ee theatrical folk at and depths. Shell e has to work, and of failure. Gilbert ws F ay around up here, m rest assured that her straight back to c if things don't work HOLD THE WIRE, SLURP— Bo LET YO) KNOW IN JUST A MOMENT. QUICK, MOTHER /— < THE PHONE’ HE CAL ASK ME OUT TO DINN TONIGHT WELL - ER — WHAT AK WE HAVING... > pel 2p y f x hee, was only one thing to piness. He could not ion of his own kmen’s families 1 He er s until Corrine stop worrying. “I you, darling. that ried until June. on it, and if we be any unpleas- ogether some part d night. Corrine over the unfin- y roamed through left by the cut- cnoll and gloried which they had reled over. W > left him, there was A ling of emptiness and Sie eee IN OTHER WORDS, Awo now, Let's SwitcH SO WHATS PIPE DOWN, AUNTIE / ithin him. and ne A NICE CATCH FOR TELEMSION wr F THAT GOT, BACK A FEW HUNORED mTULE MARCH SKIPPED OUT ON US/m AND I SAY GOOO RIODANCE ! wiNO DAME (S GONNA j THROW “'STRINGS”ROYAL w A CURVE / w HER PUPPET, 1 of the day when she “CHUCKY LUCKY WAS A SCREAM / n the big new house. would be his wife; and, picture of her as the hildren stirred him am.and sent him s business. Saturday before Hunt For Son ‘Ends After More BRIDGE TO PARADISE By Kathleen Rollins master when Paui came aown from Winston-Salem and AP Newsfeatures was nig Tend- nounced to David that he w veen.all going to:spend fis vacation period] of them. and two weeks afterwards work- by an was promptly ar- ing on the bridgé. > ssured him David felt that the bond be-| there more when he tween thee bie bat ag than} needed ever, and his delight was appar-| pe was surp find ‘fi ent. “That's. great,” he said. “ ier : : ps funny, but there are several of us} when re night. who have a feeling you belon, down ‘here Paul.” lw “I shipped a ‘tent and bedroll down, and I'm: going to camp alongside of you. I want thi whole works.” “You'll get it,” David promised with a wide grin. “We're trying sheet piling in the underground current on the south end of the] eve lake. The: supposition is that if] point that is eut off from Rock Lake,| five of the inflow and outflow from the} undercurrent from the river will keep Devil Lake full and grad- ually dry up Rock Lake.” “That was Professor Wright’s| conclusion after he saw it at) Christmas time,” Paul said. “The| his north end is shallow and ideal for swimming. The danger points can} or bé, posted.” EADLEYVILLE mills and fac. toties ‘suppliea ‘nearly every} neéded material for its: building | bqom,: and) they ran overtime, | d Glidford, a speaking Culver = with them, artd round a long mae when Mr. F ed together sever € and we want to offer ior che Croekéett for an hour . tA} 2 or develop- tulating David ‘upom > actekyy é bers on ‘with the * paid. workers for extra hours, and | Croekett every family man among them of changéals wanted a home of his own. It wa probably. be” apparent to David that he could se men nite in the develap-? and it was better’ 1 than to a foreign’ make more movey by erecting the buildings. himself. and turning them aver at. a reasonable profit.| to sell to t By the mitidle of May he found] corporation. himself in dire need of-a loan, A servant announced dinnez, He did:not hesitate to go to Mr.| and David said “IT will compmiaiy Pratt’s. bank, for his security was|cate with Madelyn right @awa¥s ample .and:-his prospects fo: re-| and ise you as soon as ‘pus, paying within sixty days were Lathes splendid. went into the dini; Mr. Pratt greeted him with an}! looked | with «pi expansive smile and booming Corrine. ¥ good naturé. “f'm ‘glad you came ch: it in, David,” he Said. “I. was going to. call. you, this morning to ask you to Came upto the house for dinner: tonight, Ihave. a proposi- d af tipn that might interest: you.” ‘that David and Cory “PN %é glad. to, listen.” David] are to be marricd next, mg tald’ him; was happy, for|and there was a glow im & Corrine’s. Sake; that. family prej-| ye throughout the excellent, udices no longet’ ex'<ted He could | fectly served meal. Le nevet become. fond of Amita! (To be continued) | ment of the ; they wel MARE CROWNED “KING” OF MULES fms ‘Than 20 Years GaS TP iicveaes Mrs. George Hill of; their little boy hej was five years old, There was} !a family quarrel then, and the, boy’s grandmother, Mrs. Hill's | I took him awi n, Mr. and Mrs. Hill king for their son, they've _ finally nd him. Alive and well, work- ‘ FOR THAT in Reno, Nevada, ‘The search ! ANGEL--HE’S gp i was ended by the Veteran’s Ad TH’ TRICKIEST | ministr n, which managed to THING ON H son. He’s going. home arents, too, even though No---Touch Down THERES THE OTHER THUG TO ACCOUNT PSST--1 HEAR HIM COMIN’ - - WATCH OUT GET THOSE HANDS UP! | to the | that | for moth 30-years, | TEMPERATURES | dt 8:30 A.M, EST Birmingham Bisr ark at AN OBELISK d £2! GEE, SCORCHY, DO YOU ALWAYS "LUCK". DOWNORAFTS SUCK US INTO THIS DEAD VOLCANO FULL OF MUMMIES WHY, SCORCHY.’ YOU'RE A FPESSIWST,’ \F BINX Corpus Christi BRING PEOPLE SUCH WERE ONLY HERE... WED Denver - ALSO DEAD.!. AND WE SIT ; SEE THE BRIGHT SIDE! A | Detroit DOWN IN THE DARK ON THIS | P> | f El P: Ne, Ft ville K City KEY WEST Key West Airport Los Angeles | Louisviile {M. 1 Norfolk Oklahoma City Omaha Pensacola Pittsburgh | Roancke St. Lcuis San Antonio }San l'rancisco “7 IT'S FATHER, 4 DREAMING UP Washington 3 51 Sorte eae ees F Jesse H. Jones of Houston, Texas. former secretary of com- merce, born-in Robertson Co. Tenn., 76 vears ago. 5 Your Grocer SELLS That Gooo STAR * BRAND | cot susan COFFEE | DENVER.—(#).—The last time: - Ever ~ ‘ flenkea by Sue. Elien Morriton (left), Mule Day queen a annual Mule Day fetsival at Columbia, Tenn. Her majesty. ‘Tennesgée’sGoy. Gordon Browning. 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