The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 14, 1950, Page 3

THEM 00 YOu oo ONES OF bs YOu Ber 1aMm/, USTEN TO is on S LITTLE THINGS UKE THIS FuRr MARE ME LAE YOu sO MUCH? SOMETHING...? =. YOU PAID $ For It?! GkE-E, DAD— You'RE So GOOD To ME/ HOW CAN I EVER THANK VENTURES OF PATSY TO THE THEATRE iS TH sus ps BEFORE You ON THE STAGE = Be tet aie BACKSTAGE WiTH THE MAGIC HORN: Ie -Man Meets Mermaid |: The Lost Is Found SIGNED ME UP TO DOUBLE WEDDING | By Adelaide Humphries AD Newstestures Tt had begun the nig’ ant at the Rainbow Sandy had had th: S quarrel afterwa ult they had scarcely beex on speaking terms since. Stepnanie said, “What a Uncie @ phanie, bending over the . felt the color spreading up her face. Did he know about Grant? She supposed he would not approve of friendship with Grant Yes. |= y were friends, and they were ing each other again. There was, of course, nothing more te it than that; nothing underhanded or secretive. It was all very mod- ern and above board. | HINKING of the ever widen ing breach between herself | % : age m 2 have to be worked at and given a Still nat 5 | long enough trial How much ac- | 5a@ taped. He Steph- | tual time do you sy should >" _ « ss “Two would certainly be bettes| Ther = in oneé—or three.” Quentin ne- | ¢ach othe ERLE COCKE, JR. (right) of Dawson, Ga. has just been elected | national commander of the American Legion, anid his@ather (leit) _ is first to congratulate him. They are at the legion's national con- vention in Los Angeles. Cocke's election Brought fhe conven- tion to a close. Erle Cocke, Sr. is a former mafional wice com- mender of the legion. oi language ractical na- | 4¢ 8:30 A.M., EST id ‘be trained sion end: carefully | value of application, | Atlapte ————_—______ be likely to serve in | Augusta —_ rdinate capacity all the } Bijjings SUNDAY. OCT. 15 Bismark __________ — able ability in | Boston ____ iid be care- | Buffalo: « : jchance for a certain amount of Corpus Christi __ reputation but the danger lies in| poaver the native being so deep in medi- Detrai j ‘3ge 5 ‘troit tation that the rewards may bel sy Piss allowed to slip by unnoticed. ADVISORY | seis —— The tropical storm in the At-| KEY WEST — lantic has deevioped to full hurri-| Key West Airport cane force during the night and} {os Angeles was located by. reconnaisance air- jeraft at 10:30 a.m EST—1530Z| sseridian —at latitude 29.7 N..” longitude} yams 60.2 W., or about 220 miles south- | ypinneapal ; east of Berr Memphis = as h is moving nurth-/ New Ori ™ about 15 mph. Highest | now York Re zt. 90 mph overt x Se ee center and | Norfolk — = css gales extend ou in norther:t and southern semi-circle. Slow turn to a more northerly course. and some increase in in- tensity is expected during the next 12 to 18 hours. Shipping in path should exercise caution. ES Norman Armour, Ambassador] Tallahassee 229 to Venezuela, born in England, Tampa 63 years ago. Washington Summer Welles, ex-undersecre-| albert tary of state, born in New York, Roches- 58 years ago. ter, N. ‘ H all : if aeoneaae AL vill iid ai wii : w Rell pdt itd Wie e iw i turned dryly. “I dunne as anyone! Tes ames ee _ | Abed ROGRO POORMEGE Plate lwach Serve the sandwiches 2 hot vegetable soup sah ae a | paragus or tomats « | aber PAR WaeelE